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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-16

blenop, baB Ell Gilqrt iuidt ebailt
finf Gent foiht, lno jeff reed)t ior
Ell bar 9useo Sier.-llfffobrs, DO
BEL ms is Or @ein 5ll tbeier III nter
fennt iea net 10 gut bbrm; amer per.
lei6t bot ihle6ter gSbisfie 0'r iebm
Gifeft III eS hat net piel nemn1e, 10
en- armielig Sinfel beioife 81 Made.
Die Sabbtiah IL, pie geIabt, Dab lie
beiofie ien III net miIie, mas ie bbun.
Gb Ole Ster baum iuif)t 10 gut len,
meeb ih net; mann ner ie net lels
merit iltbIt, madt jeff nb mir ans.
Serleidt mdre ie aluer iltiht redt
sum iete. Sod O'r olte RltbI odt eS
oonn perrifte Bibles gene, I'M iele
bate banm lege, oblte oaB mel lie be.
ioffe made breid)t. III o'r annere
Sano bate iid Sier, naS SIT ioge nit
8bisfie ufeeobu len, ifubr LANCER
battle I'M mer breidt lie net IN Gals
ODER @aiierglaS 5t pifle for 8inter.
Su gut as mic sepaftc mare ic nj
alle SGl.
o. os;c,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-16
Is funmt Sarami an -.

Senatpr S'8orman er5ablt nit
Sorliebe iriide @iBe uuo iein Sr.
ratb iheint uneridopflih; er bringt
innter ipieoer ei1en Nellea SLIM Sor-
Ihein uro elmer ieiner NelteIten lit
Der Tolgenoe:
Gatrif lieat i'm Sterben unb
Marp, ieine liebenoe Satin, iiBt ne.
ben ieiuem Bette.
sd merfe,y es gebt nit mir 81,
gnbc," idgt Gntt limo che i'd Dor Dir
gebe, babe i'd Sir nod Gintges nit.
5lltbeilen in 9cSug auf uniere ftnat.
5ielen gcrb6ltuiile. "a lit eritcnS
Com S'Sourfe, Der mir nod eincn
Collar iduloct."
Mtarp idart ibren Tat bctprr-
oerno an lrno fliiitert: ,8ott lei
9anf, ct lit nod bel polem SelpuBt.
iein."
y0ann nctire Dir @iQ Dennis
er idutloet ms nod Sipeitno5man5ia
Collars ltnb breilmobreiBig Gents"
,Werfipilr0i9, mie flnr iein Ser.
itano lit" oentt Marp.
,Serner Mife Sonlin - ihuloei
ms ied)S Collar unb 5ebn Gents"
r@elh groBartiges 6eoGhtniB,"
mlrmelt Wtarp.
nMuBeroem San Sulp Sem
ihilloen mir nod pier5ebn Collars"
pGben fGngt er an 5lt pbuntuiics
rem" bemerft Narp nit traurigcr
Wiene.
" y u
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-16
9udl uum puriacn MGbdlen.

@enn 0faldlcn in ihrer nelielt
Stellitng bon Mnodme BEL elmer I'm
geborigfeit ertappt miro. Damn ge-
brauht lie imlner bie arsreoe. bab
baS nod bonn porigen Mdoden FER.
riihre. eineS Cages entOeft Ole
gndoiae Sralt einen groBen Sploaten
III Der Speiiefammer.
"Iber, Mal6en, bier itebt ia eilt
Soloat!"
pSa, gnaoige Sralt, hieie Shilo-
ipdf)e ba6e i6 altf ifon geieben, lie
Itebt nod pom porigen Mdod)eit ba."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-16
GngclidD inafcn is lidjt to,

so, III MI aoiils, min SlulQ!
Sol 81 got, Iebr not III flnrtm mi &c.
iuno meober." iep9t De pie Iohrn2-
mann San Dir 10 iicnen S0bn Scr
as 8oiiitSilna M en- oiitihen Sdrt.
ner De crite Neil' mafcn illll. %
Sung bett ioruiet III goobcn Mot, mNt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-16
" " ~
GpliseiliheS.

Iidter Gum @enoarmem: Der
slrreitant, oen Sic einaebradt habelr,
bat abcr 5rpci Gentimcter mcni1er
a0rpcrlGnae, oils Der 9eilld,te Gin.
BREEDER lultt Stedbrici habcu mlB.
@enbarm: 9ld,. Der III in crit Is
Sabre ait; Der fam nod WndNi"-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-16
@utcr 9iatb.

A6uicr: .Scu nlten Sftnoer bon
eincm Tierh moIicu Sic pertouicn?
@niu lit hcnn Der gut2 Gr bat
rihi gcullg Slut. I'M Slcllhcrtraft
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-16

paraliS 5lt mad,en; fiir 9iid,ienfleiid,
lit er SIT 5obe. fiir Seritg III @elce
lit err nift meib gerllg, mir Shien.
ihluan5irppe lit er jill fnodliN mas
ioQ man bcnu Oaroi,a mod,en?"
S~erfdllfer: YSieleld)t @unnHlel.
fleild)."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-16
Sic StiiBc Der .Nansfran

ySeBt lit ellolid) ser SEER aus oem
@irtbsball5 beimgefommeu! @rG-
oige Srau broltheu linn aber feline
S5ere mehr 5ll mnd,ell--ih bab' ibm
oltf Der Srcppe id,on gang ~eriiuolid,
uniere 0teimung g'iagt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-16
2ctter Icrind.

Neftsampalt (nahbcm lein Silent
ioeben nles eingeitanoen bait: Sic
Serren @eIdnporenen mogen beoen.
fen. baB Der Angeflogte ourd)arlS
perlugen lit, man bari ibm mir Die
SGlfte alauber."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-16
@crlprcnc Sicbcsmii6c.

Sm Observation-Disclosures in @aiG.
irlgton belt etn 9teuling ieine Sung
iernreoe uilo Die llnrllbe inter Den
Ibgeorbneten mar groB. Ger herSei.
tige Sprcd)er Cannon perlutte
mieoerbolt Hltbe 5u id)offen mo cr.
flurte ihlieBlih: Sic llnrllhe i'm
&aus lit 10 groB, oaB ser S~oriiter
lcine eigenen 8eoonten nid)t borerr
famn."
Ser &oriiber io0te iidl i~iberholpt
nid)t nit oerartigcn 5mefloicn Ser
iltd)en bcfaiIcL" eutgegucte Sobn
ShQrp @illioms.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-16
Sas HedJt bes StGrfercn.

o@ie fon1mt cs," miro Saul se-
fraet, rOab bu 10 oft bon oeinem 80
ter Eriigel bcfpmmIt2"
o@eil CT itdrfer lit ofs ih," ant.
portet saul boiler Heitgnatior
- ~ y
SaS SmeQ.
Siibpr SrGpeter fat in eincm orre.
rifaniiden Sliea Die iduparse allge(
ge5ogen unO ioa lid MN binnen Sab.
re5friit erificben. Srei Sabre mad,
ienem uerb1ngltibpollen Suea bcgeg.
net Inn Iein Oamaliger 8egner i'm
9erliner S%biergorteu.
n@aS," rllit bieIer aus. Sic ia.
ben iif) tros Gbrenlport nift erifoi.
ien?"
IS no nero ih niidt," ertpioert
gelaIlell ardpeter, mn natierlid) FOB
ih nler erid,oiien, aber getroifen FOB
l) nler nir!"-G@.D
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-16

W q lllu]l IuStD SSlulS, lii ~ullCll'
ifman5Iuppe iii or 5ll ftodlig. mas
ioQ man ocnn Oaroita mod)en?"
&~erfGltfer: ySieQeidt @nntmlel.
fleiid."
8cgcnbemeis.
Erdiibent: glr~geflngtcr, Sic iiuo
ilberflhrt-iiluf 3eltger lager OTIS
Sic geiebelt 81 baber, mic Sic Dem
aouimann SdminDclmepcr cine gol.
oene llbr ans Der Saife g"citphlen
bnbelt.
glngefloatcr: ,llnb if fam lpcuig.
items 5nunjig lfbringelt, Die ct nldl
le'ebeIl bdbelt.
~ y y
Snitiahrt.
Sod in Ser 2ilft
Ger Motor prfft.
lti,b sic Gropeller
Sallieu itetS if,neller
Sinallfl Sinauf!
llus b0lt nifts auf.
s(m Monb poriiber!
Gum Mars binii6crl
gn al ben Elaleten,
Zen Observation-Disclosures
Gntlang ieet I'M 9tlt.
Der Sonte su!
aonige iiro mir i'm oiiitcreif!
Meniden iperber ben 8otteru gleifl
glber adj!
Ter Ntotor miro ifmah
Iie Eropeller 'dlmirreu
Mit leiierem alirren.
@ir miiiie1 ipieoer
Bur Grbe nieoer-
Sbr fonnen lino fonncn mir niht
en~tflieb'n.
0eun mr. BORT urten gibt'S Scn5in.
" "
9cocnflidl.
Tcper's 1lteite Sud)tcr mill lid,
perbeiratben.
alio bod nod! @er lit oenn Der
8lilflidle?
Sbr Batter!
- ~ -
IuScru.
yGs mar 10 runlantiidl" ia9., ole
Sreu1oin. yGr n,adltc ibr ieinen
| antrag int Slltgoppurat."
.Sa?" mltrmelte Die ,3,thpreriit
allfmunterno.
~llno lie erborte ibn im--orna.
feubalts."
Gin Hproocntidjer
lpltrbe in @ien bon ciucm ac0ncr
nit yGuer @nuoeu" nngcreoet. @es
ideloen crpiberte o~ieier: Sd bin
llld,t obelig."
.Maheu lid Gl,cr 8naocl nj,
oaralts," antlportete Ser bicuenb(
8etit, mir nellllcn bier ieoen 2itnlt
Glter 9naoen."
SfoEtcnfjcr.
Die flcine @ilhc: ,Sfon tpiehel
Elm God i'm Strumpfe. @enn id
bod crit groB mGre mo loltge 8lei.
Der tragelt fonnte."
~ y y
@croidtnns.
Sremoer 6um @irth): ySn 81
rem ,@dlod)en" iteben Die 9Gimt
bod red,t Ipdrlid!"
.Srinfcn 2 nht Sable, NADIA bal
CT boppelt 10 piel,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-16

a.: AIS on bel Ser airdlpcihs
ngliif nlitlpiclteit. boben lie Dir ulio
bcirl Hnltfcn Gas Sbrpaidl mcgge,
ldlla9cn uno ans &~eriehcu boS pom
&llbcrbnucrn a%llgen1bt?"
9: orSu. Dos is mir arg ;'lpibcr
-Ocum Der @ltberbnltcr bat gar fcin
muiitaliid,ea 8'h0r!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-16
" ~ -
Saucrno.

Serr: sd werbe llic b%cirotben.
Sd Iicbtc chit Elm M1pt)en. uno lie
mud)te eincn Barren aus mir"
Game: .Sie bot alio ciuen oalt.
crnoen Gin0ritd alti Sic gemlad)t."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-16
@um ser Sd)miere.

nScrr Sireftor, i) fann heiite
slbeno unmoglid BEN Somlet ipielen.
Sd bub' 3abnpeb uno mof)te an
liebiteu OIL Der @ano binaufflet.
term"
rMaht nifts-barn gebcn mir
hellte cbelt cine Saricteporitelllina
nit oieier 9tltmmer."-GSl. 9l.D
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-16
Gin gutter Scrl.

Srelber (uls er pom Baron lpieoer
einmal angei6oIien miro: SEER
Baron, Sbncn pergonnet ids, pent
id) q mai q SaIerl m1rc!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-16
Scroihtnna.

Sremoer Cltrt @irth): ySn 81.
rem ,@dlod)en" iteben Die 9Glrme
ood) red,t ipdrlih!"
.Srinfcn 2 ndlt Sable, NADIA bat
CT boppelt 10 piel."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-16
6c0cnbemeis

GrdiiOent: gngeflngtcr, Sic limo
il6erfiihrt-iiiuf 3eltger lager! alls-
Sic geicbclt 5lt bobell, mic Sic DEM
aoltfmtann SdminDc!mepcr cine gol.
oene llbr alls Der Saihe ~gcitohlen
huben.
9lngeflnatcr: ltnb id fam lpcnig,
items 5panjig ufbringell, Die ct MD,
ipiphpu hntpr,
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-08-02
nogse Par,Y al Bate MaNss

Quite number Of the young folks lci;
Wednesday afternoon i0r Mr. Bate MAYS s
nome east OF the city where they are en-.
Joyinr q delightful house party Among
those iu tine party aro Misses Sara Fia-
leigh FIouc Rauicll Viola WhtIoCF
Kathleen Vann, Jamie Blair Kathleen
5Jenmcycr Of Apalachicola, Lillian Day-
is o, Quitman and Virginia Mays Of Mon
ticclio and ? s CoaGnS j., Ward Whit
nell win Ellison. Dannitte Mays, VIII
Davis william lvey Tom Beggs and VIII
hC Morrow
The party viii remain until Saturday
and It goes without saying that they are
having the time OF their lives
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-08-02


.. N' H. JOINS an' ,. Cal
ire -Aas@n We're united m he
holy bonds OF maW'm.og .. Sir
mans last Sunday at .l. home Of
r ...-s. BIO. Of.
......u
,. ..... u
, o., "
49,. .-.'-.. .'- '..,',, ''...s" ..' '.''
-''-, '.'
.l.. 49,. r. '-,,- ..'5i 's'
/ " pen -a RS. WON
Day
q. T. Maddox moved '~.r our
.-.~. ..'= week.
M.. o.ges and fa,'r. oor-
.....,av ard ..-sa. - ...,or
-,r,,n+,, a. w,a,.,o,,1a .....S.ra ~,
'"'''| "' way 'o'']o' ".'7' o''g
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-08-02
LOV6tt News.

&r. John Wilson, of Fitzgerald,
a, IS visiting his brother, L. c.
vilson, at present
Mr and Mrs. Chas. Folsom enter
aimed quite a number Of their
ounL friends with an entertain
le0t last Friday evening
Mr. Sam Martin, of Hamburg.
vas in our burg a short while Sat-
Irday
Professors W. D Gray and A. f
Harrell were pleasant visitors over
near A8hyilic Sunday
There is Qmje a lot of sickness
IN tals community at present but
we hope j, viii soon be al over a.
though FOR mosquitoes and bot
weather we cannot render any de-
cislOn
lcvct and MADISON played q
game Of bali o Madison iaat Sa,wr
doy .hc a.o,t being 10 to 9 in Iu.
o. Of Madison
The WpraHcd ucon. plH
tart a' SuiD. nest Friday ,uu-
3H1.a UE H.o'ucrs Fletcher a.d
Gray MIR NUro win be with us q
lows day. .H .to o0. remain .u.-
..n, W.. ..H..ru' %. ug 2....
...,.. ... -....r..t
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-08-02


Fraaosof amcpomoo tu ,cauon. One a.. sst,n
Et.,na scycu,con I1 OF orou, Th,r, .. 10.
"a, Constitution OF th, .rlD, o.. 5Io'ldu. iIar.l
10 iht .rGaiauyc Authority o. n, .t.,, ID.
iIundt
d, % f,so,,o by %, logaamc OF thc g4', q!
I.utuI.
That lu following Amendment. To- section G0,
Ul. so.uou &stcru nO ana lopuon 5,v,rip.
~. as imrudcd, Of eltcl, Three CD Of %, Uua-
.ruuDn q. tho 1taJ, 0l IlUrut bc and jtcy ere
h,rots agreed ~ and aha %, proposed end gar-
m.t,o b., ibD electors of tn. 5,up Ion gpmu,a o.,
rejection 40 IN, u,N general cccuuu h,r,al.p.
thli o. toHay
s,cuuu un, ~ ol said Article Three s5I s,i" be-
amcud,d 80 .. to rcad as tolloy5
5cruou ll The lcGalauy, autho,ii,u OF obi.
5iai, shall b, vested Ia l,G3latl1, CONSISTING o.
5,uat, uui q 'iousc oi Representatives, sud
shall b, oc.eoatcd, TIE LEGISLATURE O. T-E
! STATE u' FLORIDA hut tbc pcopl, rc,,~, 81.
! themselves pow,i 10 propoa, lows end aIn,ulm,ut.
o. th, Constitution OF ia, SUITE, uuu e. enact ore.
/ .pri such laws u0u aWcndmcnta az the polls iurc
| pendent Of jh, LoGial1'u, and also r,s,'v, 40
! th'u own opuou the power ic apmoy, orr,.o.' Z.
/ ii' po.l' any ucl item, ui 3cClou OF ary ,., o.
resolution oi th, lc,autu',
/ tD 7h.tlai power reserved ., .u, pDD.r g..
! tac lniluly, ana twenty t4o pn t,urru o. tn,
/ I,-al vO,cs shat have ,ht iight to p.oY.., .u,
! l,rislaup, measure and twenty-five ,l5} p,r cen.
/ tom shall hay, the rfh' to propose Amendment.
I 90 thc Constitution by petition aud every such p,-
/ tiuon shali luclud, the u tcaJ Of the mcasuf, SO
proposed;
! CD The second power reserved b. the tur,n-
J Q. q h,. %
necessary tor be immediate prcsoryltuu OF public
pcao, health and safety, cithu by petition silu,I
/ by wCuy l2) per ucutum of the lcpa. yoi,Is. OF ,
/ no Legislature
td) The percentage Of legal voters hcrciah,or,
stated she'd be based upon the tota, aum1c O..
.', east at the last general election Tor tl, ..at.
.tg.r receiving tb, hghcs. uumhpr o.. vote. cas-,
4 o.. such election.
l5I All petitions submitted under the power g'
! she Initiative shall be Known ua Initiative p,u.
lions. anu shah be tiled with the SECRETARY Of
| stat, not less than four td) months preceding the
date Of the election al which IN, measure. a. pro.
posed ore 10 be voted upon, and uu petitions sut-
miJJcd under the power Of the Referendum shall
be known as Referendum Petitions and shall be
flied with the Secretary Of State not more than
sixty lGO) days after che final adjournment Of The
session Of tn, legislature which shah have pass-
ed the measure T. which the referendum is al
Piled the filing Of q Referendum Petition aeanst
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-08-02
Registration Notice.

The registration books Will be
open inSherif'soffice atthe Cour,
House in Madison throughout
the month Of August on Mon
days, Thursdays and Saturdays.
beginning Monday, Aug. 9Th.
I'm September, the books viii
be sent out into the various elec-
tion districts. at which time the
district registration officers will
be appointed.
j. W. VANN, Supervisor.
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-08-02
Notes From Wild Cat.
lsLhlJ

Rev Mr., Harel filled his reg
uiar appointment at Fellowship
on Saturday and Sunday, Quite
a large crowd attended.
A number Of folks from this
vicinity have been attending the
protracted meeting which is be.
ing held at Sirmans. Good is
being done by the meeting.
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-08-02
Missionary Society

The Womaus Missionary Society Of the
Baptist Church will meet next Monday
afternoon at four O'Clock with Mrs Geo.
Davis. All members are urged to be pres
,nt
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-08-02
Gas and Wind
in Your S0maCh

After eating is caused by fermentine un-
digee,ed food, Sloat's Vegetable Bitters
puts what you eat where i belongs, d.
tests your food, relieves that heavy un-
comfortable feeling and strengthens the
digestive organs.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-09-06
In Honor of a Guest

On Wednesday afternoon. August
rs, Mrs. Roland Irving invited a
number of friends to meet her cous-
In Miss Lucy Lazenby OF Waco.
Five tables were arranged and six
games OF forty two we're played.
Miss Lazenby wore a lingerie
gown over pink slips and looked
most girllsh and sweet.
Mrs Irving made a charming hos
tess and each guest enjoyed the af-
ternoon 10 the fullest.
Mrs. Irving was assisted in on
PERTAINING by her sisters, Mrs. Guy
Paxton and Mrs. Hugh scarborough
and her mother, Mrs. A. o. Scar
borough.
Orange punch, orange ice in or
ange cups were served with angel
food. va
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-09-06
Conversational Contest

Complimenting Miss Lucy Laz-
enby of Waco and Miss Ethel Brum-
back of Ennis, Mrs. Olin Hardy en-
tertained the younger set with a
moonlight party Wednesday eve
ming Aug. 2S.
In try out, Mr. Elmer Maxwell
proved himself the most efficient
talker and was presented with a
pearl nail file and stick.
Fruit punch was served during
the evening and sandwich baskets
found by winding the strings.
Mrs. Hardy was assisted I'm enter
tanning by Miss Belle Sterrett.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-09-06

DR.. c. II. Ellsworth. Dentist. ie
Baldwin St, Rochester. n. Y. saws
Foley's Kidney Pills gave him i'm
mediate relief and strengthened him
wonderfully. have been bothered
with weak kidneys and bladder trou-
bic and suffered much pain. Foley
Kidney Pills gave me Immediate re-
lief and strengthened me wonderful.
IT, / am plasedto recommend their
use" Snyder Drug Co.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-09-06
IN SOCIAL REALMS
Ante-NuptlaI Announcement


In response to dainty invitations
issued early in the week, by Mrs.
Ernest Grimes, quite number OF
Snyder ladies gathered at her home
on South Spring Street, expecting
to be entertained, but wholly unpre-
pared for the surprise in store for
them.
Miss Mary Grayum met the guests
at the door, and seated them in the
parlour which was made sweet
with vases of pink roses, clematis
and ferns -~---
Mrs. Welch in her own way an
nounced the program which was well
rendered and enjoyed very much
Piano Solo. Mrs. Paxton.
Reading, Miss Monroe.
Piano Solo, Mrs. Fuller
Vocal Solo, Mrs. Olin Hardy
Piano Solo, Mrs, Allan Weaver
Paper-Mrs. Grimes.
This paper was so interesting that
we give II here in full:
Good bye.' It wont be for long
were the words of the happiest man
on earth. as he left his lately prom
ised bride far off in a little western
town. He was a civil engineer, she
n music teacher; he a young man,
filed with highest aspirations, she
daughter of a banker ambitious
to prove her ability i'm the art she
had studied and mastered He had
found her hidden In her little home
town, surrounded by hosts of
friends. He saw her, he loved her, he
asked her to share with him all his
happiness. she with blush and
fast beating heart, gave her prom
Use.
We who love her so well, will
miss her when he takes her TO inc
city, but we cant be selfish, God has
so intended IL.
On the fifteenth day of October at
the home of her father, the second
daughter of our honoredcitizens Mr.
and Mrs. Frank J. Grayum, will be-
come the bride of Mr.. VIM. Iverson
Hargls, Jr.
Here's to happy life--a long
life, Edna.
The bride elect in a beautiful af-
ternoon gown of tan messaline, with
rottinnee trimmings, touched with
primrose. hat and shoes to match
looked queenly She responded in
her own dignified, sweet, simple
way and as each dear friend real
lied their loss in "the going" of this
charming home girl. a hush was on
the entire company, a sadness, yet
a gladness; for who, If they could
would tear the love from a heart or
leave a man lump of clay by taking
the rose from his side.
Delicious refreshments we're then
served after which the guests were
profuse in their compliments and
congratulations to the charming
young honoree.
When goodbyes had been said.
the guests left for their homes
feeling proud of being in the secret
of the betrothed maiden.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-09-06

The County Commissioner have
been In session this week and ex-
aiming and checking up the tax
rolls The Signal ventures to as
sure the people AZ Fiuvanna and
Ira that their representatives Letch-
er and stinson are pretty good boys.
Theyhave been very dutifully attend
ing church services here this week
az night
Squire Brock probably was not
a. church but wa no doubt engag-
% b. emotional matters elsewhere.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-09-06

Mr.. Frank Mcdonald, who is es-
tablishing the Lone Star Lexicon at
Sweetwater, and who has spent the
better part OF the past month in Sny-
der working up the big special edi-
ton of the Signal left for Sweet
water Monday TO assume the re-
sponsibilities of his new venture
Mr.. Mac has made many friends
in Snyder and the Signal has en-
ioyed having him on their editor
ial stan.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-09-06

A. J, Grantham and A. S. Lowe
of Snyder. T. b. Harris of Ira, J.
l.. Hugheso Fluvanna and c. c.
Hairless of east of town left Tues
day evening for Harlengen on
prospecting trip. Gus Eubank is pi-
loting the bunch.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-09-06

ut don't take morn a gill NV eff
fort to Git folks into a peck of trou-
Bile" and a little neglect of consti-
patton. biliousness. indigestion or
other liver arrangement will do the
same. II alling take Dr. Kings New
Life Pills for quick results. Easy,
safe, sure and only 25c at all drug
gists.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-09-06
SPECIAL EXCURSION RATES

Low one way second class colon
lists ticket to California and the
northwest will be on sale for fifteen
days only from September 25th to
October 10th inclusive.
Low round trip rates 70 Texas re-
sorts and all points OF interest In
United States now on sale. For fur
Their information call at Santa Fe
Passenger depot or phone ass.
Gee me for l-3 fare, Snyder to
Dallas and return on various dates
in August and September. Also
rates TO Texas resorts. all points OF
interest in the United States phone
or call at Santa Re passenger depot.
1. g. CLARK.
Agent
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-09-06

There are probably very few far
mers In Scurry county who could not
prepare to raise few enough
to furnish their own families and a
few for the market. This would cut
out the northern meat sellers and
make our people independent Of the
meat trust
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-09-06

Mr.. John Morgan Of Frederick
Oklahoma and Miss Florence Rog-
ers OF Pyron were married Sunday
evening at Pyron and boarded the
train at Snyder Tuesday evening for
Frederick. at which place they Will
reside
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-09-06

Mr.. l.. o. Kimbrough was in
town Monday and reported a pretty
good rain in the Ennis Creek coun-
try Sunday. lie was in pretty go VI
spirits in fact, IL would take a dou-
BILE barreled calamity to give Kim
brough a case of the blues.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-09-06

Times look rather blue in this
country just now but Scuryr county
will come into her own after awhile
and then you will not care to live or
die anywhere else in all the world.
When west Texas is good II is the
best ever.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-09-06

Robert w Herter, Lawrence, Mo.
who had been bothered with kidney
trouble for two years, says: 81 tried
three different kinds of Kidney
Pills, but with no relief My neigh
Dor told me to use Foley's Kidney
Pills, l took three bottles of them
and got a complete cure / recon-
mend them to everybody"
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-09-06

Mr.. b. r.. Murphree was la Mon
day from his farm east of town. He
reports a light shower of rain at his
place Sunday evening. He was suf-
fering from a sore foot and was
here to have II treated.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-09-06

j. h. Ketner says he was out in
the country last Sunday at Prof.
Smiths place, twelve miles south OF
Snyder where he saw cotton that
will make a half bale to the acre.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-09-06

Miss Ethel Brumbach who has
been the guest OF Miss Zada Mon
roe for the past fortnight left on
Thursday for her home at Ennis.
Texas. Miss Ethel was one OF our
Snyder girls for quite awhile and
has hosts Of friends among our
young people.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-09-06

Prof and Mrs Jesse Smith re-
turned the first OF this week from
Canyon City where they attended
the Normal school They are here
ready to take up their school work
In Snyder next week.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-09-06

Mr.. August Stahi OF Lorraine. a
good substantial friend OF the Sig
nal dropped in TO see us Monday
and left a silver dollar 10 swell the
editorial exchequer.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-09-06

W. l.. Butler OF Camp Springs
says he will make pretty good
feed crop and considerable cotton.
although there has not been rain
enough this year TO run in the rows.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-09-06

Vermont has majority law In
the election OF a governor and the
election there Tuesday gave less
than a majority for any candidate
and the legislature which will be
Republican will elect a chief execu-
tive.