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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
MRS. SANDS WAS
UNABLE TO Do
her H0USEWORK
Suffered With rheumatism
OF Her Hip.
Prescription C-2223 Gave
Relief Where Others
Had Failed.

Nj y sands Greensboro. Ky Rou,,
o. writes February rs. 1919. as follows:
My VIE had been suffering with rhop
mhtiSfA OF tn" hip for som" time and after
IRVING number OF remedies without sue
'oSN. cav Prescription C-22c3 Advertised
ana had II recommended to me After
using one large bottle. my wife IS able to
ns up ana !s now doing her own houscwork
"nicn shc was not ah!n to DO before taking
'his medicine. think Prescription C-2223
" wonderful! medicine and want to recon-
men" II 10 every one suffering with rhau-
ASH no about IL"
Prescription GETS IS giving RELIEF to
hundreds every day. II you suffer wit n
fhouinatiSin. iunbaSO. govt, lame back nd
similar troubles. to your druggist TO-DAY
and buy ~ 50 bottle Of Prescription c.
INA box Of 2c"5 Liver pills. Your money
back II you are not satisfied
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
WAR DEPARTMENT GIVES
OUT DATES OF ARRIVALS
iBYjAs.ociated Pressl

'BV'As.ocia ted Pressl
WASHiNGTON. May 26.-Expected
%rrlFais or transports announced to-
day by The war Department included
iannonia. June ! Frederick. Juno ;:
- Louis. June >: Great Northern. NAV
81 Patricia. June (: Louisville June
ana Dirigo. juno S, all hound for Scw.
York, and the hrcon. June 3 for New
port News. Numerous units Of tho
Ihirtv-siXth Division are aboard the
ships. '''
The Texas has been diverted from
He"port News 10 Philadelphia and is
IN" war Department announced ,hs,
me reported sailing Of the Three HIM
ared ana Twelfth Machine-Gun Ba,tal
ION on the transport Nirsin!an. which
arrived yesterday at Newport News.
Eleventh Battalion arrived on Inc
ship. '"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
LOCKS WIFE IN CLOSET
THEN SMASHES EVERY DISH
Husband Then Knocks Daughter Down
stairs. According IT, Divorce
Court Record.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 2s.-Theodo-e
Hazenhamp. chemist tor the Berkeley
Strip Works. once locked Mrs Gertrude
Hazcnkamp in n closet and took advan-
tage of her Imprisonment TO break
every dlsh in tIc mouse. according TO
kamp in Superior Court.
Her complaint. hled by her attorncy
alleges that when their daughter ask cd
Hazcnkamp to release her mother from,
The closet he answered by knocking her
down tho stairs.
Mrs. Hazenkanp alleges that her hus-
band told her she was not ~ TO asso-
ciate with his acouaintanccs For long
periods. sh" charges. he refused to
speak To her.
\ property settlement was uadn on,
Of court.
The Hazenkanps wero married in
New York In 1907 and have two chill
dren. 80
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MORE THAN $500 TROOPS
ARRIVE AT NEW YORK
Several Transports In Port. Hulk of
PhHsengers Being Penn
syIynnInnh.
INV Associated Press. I

NEW YORK. May 26.--Morc than
1900 drafted troops of PENNSYLVANIA.
UNITS comprising part OF the seventy
ninth Division. arrived here todav
ron IRON ~. Nazaire on the steamship
Princess Matoika, which brouph, liz
troops In all.
la Touraine. from Havre. brouEh,
,eo troops. comprising the Three Hun
arcd and Sixth. Six Hundred and
,.ihctH seventh. Seven Hundred and
Nihth ana Seven Hundred and Eieycntb
Mn.or transport Companies complete,
me transport Tiger also arrived
min LOT line officers and 1914 men.
,nciuulnS troops of the Seventy-uintb
pi'lsion tPennsylvaniaD. ,hc Twenty
n.h,h DIVISION. and eight aero squad :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
Ca|omeI Loses You a Days Work!
Take Dodson's Liver Tone Instead
Read my guarantee! If bilious, constipated or head
achy you need not take nasty, sickening, danger
Gus calomel to get Strengthened up.

Every druggist in town-your drug
gist and everybodys drugEist-ha s
noticed great falling off in the sale
OF caiomei. They all give the same
reason; Dodson's Liver Tone is TAX
Ing its place.
"CaioInel is dangerous and people
know Il. while podson's Liver Tone
Is perfectly safe and gives better re-
suits said prominent local druggist.
Dcdson's Liver Tone is personally
guaranteed by every druggist who
sells II. !arge bottle doesn't cost
very much. but IL it fails 10 give easy
re!lef in every case Of liver sluggish
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
ness an dcons;ipa ton. you have onl

ness an dconstipa ton, you have only
20 ask Tor Eoor money back.
bodson's Liver Tone is pleasa
tasting. purely vegetable remedy
harmless 10 both children and adults
rake a spoonful at night and wake ,ip
feeHns hne; no biliousness, sick head
acne. acid stomach or consolidated
bowels II doesn't grippe or cause in
convenience all the next day like VIC.
lent calomel. Take n dose of calomcl
today and tomorrow YOU will fee
weak. sick and nauseated Don't lose
a days work, Take Dodson's Liver
Tone instead and feel fine. full OF vigor
and ambition-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
Hold Rate, Uen.onnbI.

WASltNGTON, May oG-FreiEh n,
rates on knitting products from Dro.
ducins points in Tennessee. Georgia and
Alabama TO Little Rock. Ark were
Hc!h 20 be not unreasonable or dis.
GRIM natcry ~ a tentative decision to.
day b. an examiner FOR tho interstate
Commerce Commission in the com.
paint Of the Merchants Freight Hu.
reau q. LittI" Rock against tho A.,
lantic Coast Line and other RAILROADS
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MO0NSHlNER KING DEAD
Wiley Glover, Killed in battle VIII
ohirer", and Alleged Assistant
IL In .JntI

.,EIRMfNGHAM. ALA. May ce-wiIev
,;lover. self-s,ylcd king OF jefferson
county moonshiners," is dead and / .:
Feiton, his alleged assistant. is i'm the
COUNT Jail following a pitched battin
win deputy shcrns Yesterday after
the Cahaba River ''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27

Germans late in the afternoon begin
tSIiing back before the advance OF
the pollus
BY the way" General Pershing said
as they started back 10 corps head
quarters. wonder whatever be
came or old Won Etzel. the German
military observer with kuroki. Re-
so"
Won Eizel?' Colonel Corvissar,
laughed. WIZ. that's Won Etzcrs army
my .poilus arc diving back over ina.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27

meanwhile turn, Ideas oc promise oys-
TO the government
The IDEAS came from ENGLAND
France. Switzerland Hawaii. Nav Yea.
land. Australia Mexico. spar, NsiW
Russia. poland.---and ono came from
Germany of course large, number
came from within tho United Stat.a.
Now tina, the war ls over the patents
bC'uY allowCI
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hines FOR tho DESTRUCTION

dealing machines FOR the destruction
of Germany.
y companion secret Is now all these
IDEAS were kept from the enemy by
the seven serious sphjnXcs" of the
patent Office. This was board Of
seven men. 81 urqucstioncd loyalty
ana sworn 90 secrecy, empowered to
examine and Withhold patents on war
machinery uMtil the war was over nn,l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
MAY MOVE DIVISIONAL
OFFICE FROM DANV|LLE
ewing to Lack Of Quarters Southern
railway Is Said to, BE Seeking
New Location.
SAYS INDEPENDENTS is WRONG
Former OficchoIdcr in Philippine
Islands. in Statement at Lynch
burg, Declares IL Crime to Free
Islanders

DANNILLE. May 2G.-Danville stands
a chance of losing the divisional ad =
ininistration Offices OF the Southern
railway unless something is done to-
Yards providing them with suitable
quarters. 1t ~ learned from a re-
hhblc source that Greensboro y. G..
~ already in the field Offering tho rail
way company inducements TO leave
iinvillc. The Chamber OF Commerce
oi This city and other agencies are
uhit!hS 70 onset this move, and dur ing
IN. coming week meeting viii be
h"ll OF these agencies with a view to
puttlng at tho disposal Of the railway
company some large and permanent
quarters. Danville stands 10 lose
nnanciaily II the staff is moved away
More than twenty high saiaricd men
are attached to the local headquarters
Nhich moved to Danvillc from Rich
mona last July. The city is rcaping
me reward OF having no available
rentals. Many Of the staff have been
iprced To i've in hotels here since the
nc adauartcrs were moved. because OF
me lack OF homes. Some are known
70 oe anxious To move away.
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WAR INVENTORS HELP U. S.
World Wide Idrn> Contributed to Dc.
struction OF Germany Dur
Ing Days of Wur.

WASHrNGToN. May e6-Thc Iates,
war secret 10 leak out IS how friendly
inventors all over the world gave to
the United States their ideas for death
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POLES ARE IN PURSUIT
hrain'nr> Dis"rrnnkcd on EASTER
tniicinn Front with Army
In Flight.

BhSLE. May @f.--Pollsh troops are
rsp"r I'd from Warsaw to have made
further progress against the Jkrain-
.rns 30 Eastern Galicia. taking KAN
nkapolc. fort" kilomctcrs from Lem
borg The Warsaw message adds that
iHo IhrLtuian army on this front has
n"roms completely disorganized and
'nHi ia" Poles arc continuing their
NuLsuii.
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no. only once. but all the time. 1t is
simple.
The Epwor,h League serves a light
lunch. At cost. every sunday evening
to those who attend the league and
The result Is that tho cnurch attend.
ance OF youn. people in the cvcnint,
has more than doubled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
CHURCH EATS DRAW 'EM
Lunch mt Cost Brings Young Foil .
to Services In TLnnSnx
Town.

HAYS. kANS.. May 2s.-The Eirs,
Methodist Church here has found a
way to bring the young folks to churcb
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27

re deadly as snakes venom.
The liver acts as a guard over our
well-being, sitting ont the cinders and
ashes from the general circulation.
A blockade in the intestines piles
heavy burden upon the liver. If
the intestines are choked or clogged
up, the circulation of the blood
becomes poisoned and the system
becomes loaded with toxic waste,
and we suffer from headache, yell
low coated tongue, bad taste in
nouth, nausea, or gas, acid dys-
pepsia, languor, debility, yellow skin
or eyes. At such times one should
take castor oil or pleasant laxa-
tive. Such a one is made of May
apple, leaves Of aloe and jalap, put
into ready to : use form by Doctor
Pierce, nearly fifty years ago. and
sold for Is cents by all druggists as
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
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"he hundred and sixteenth hand Re.
tnruinr

turning.
iaRltiScNBJRG. Ma? 26.-ArranEc
ments have been completed for shc
coming OF the one Hundred and Six
!ncdlatcly after decentralization. and
They expect TO arrive there tomorrow
where big welcome wiI be extended
mem, IncE viii bring with them their
inr'rumcnts which the citizens OF bay
on guaranteed TO be returned TO tn"
bond INC memhers Of this band are
biac,icaily all county boys. The band
pr@a. Of INC var, and left for France
.asi June. where they were in some OF
INC heaviest hrhtinE CT the war. When
hid not hav" their clothes of FOR
went -siA days, and during tina, time
""rr on dpty night and dn" 1t has
"gen recorded That the band cared for
'tntry. Wien General ifaig Visited
iIe American troops General pcrshinE
u.HcF"H "ni Tor review the one Hun
dr'i ana SiNt""nih infantry as model
DAYTON VIII uc q baseball game be-
i'.ch he students % the Shenandoah
'n' hana. I"ne'ftS VIZ also he
I'f,Sh bl Ihc 9and and HE proceeds
MNnih from tito government.
f s~}, H - Hri"r :" Frr. rilIri"e.
J.. Wilson. for'urrly treasurer OF tho
proyinc, % Moro. philippines. IN >
s ralis Isrc sfNs 4 would be
dom nov. lic said tha' about six vcl
cdnea,%d men run 'he Legislature. and
nc Legislature. free FROM many foolish
ih,nrs surE"sird hy other less thought.
nas mad" III, penni" ,p,,c.,r ' +" h..
abio TO govern themselves willie inc
mass o. GA" peunle arc liitcratc cap
banks. and ships IN tho orient dcciar.
,uE inat Americans should not wait
Tor other nations TO got those markets
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A Coated Tongue :?
What it Means
bad breath, coated tongue. bad
taste in the mouth, languor and debility,

are usually
si n 8 that
the liver is
out of order.
PROF. HEM.
METER says:
"The liver is
a n org a D
secondary in
importance
only to the
heart"
w e c a n
m a n u ac-
ture poisons
within our
own bodies
" hich are
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27

n,rlnnnns oln,> Inrlndc. >lne,y.rro.

TNNIfiEI N'i My yh--Tnc CLASS .!
lhl9 - Eaudo.pll- Macon Woman's Col
|~a- ;hiH year Viii include uiue,y-two
"ur- Women and tho commence me- n,
exercises begin most SATURDAY.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-05-24
FERRIS.

Ferris, Texas, May 22.-Rev. Miller
was at his post Sunday and held
successful services. On Sunday,
four persons from Dallas en- route
to Ennis, encounted serious acct
dent. Their car turned over twice
above and below Ferris each time
seriously injuring lady, both re-
ceived medical aid here, and were
sent home. The two men escaped
with minor bruises. Rev. Straight
was here from Fort Worth, Sunday
and made Mr.. Brown ct al Mr.. Barnes
man and wife at the home of the
bride.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage Of Sergeant James Fears to
Miss Josephine English, Thursday,
May %, at 8 p. M, at the home Of
the bride. Mrs. Bird has returned
from Rice.
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ATHENS.

Athens, Texas, May 22.-Sunday
school was well attended also Rev
L. ]. Sander preached noble ser.
man to large house.
Mrs. Dora Armstrong of Wichita
Falls, Texas, is visiting her mother
Mrs. Nancy johnson of Athens, Tex.
as this week.
We are sorry to note the death Of
the Little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Ruebbin Jordan.
Mrs. Susie ellis of Larue, gave a
contest and raised the sum of $4,000
for Mission work. She has returned
Mr.. Louis Howard has returned
home after two weeks stay with
his wife at Malakoff, Texas.
Mrs. A. C. jackson, Miss Loretta
Henry from Dallas, Texas, is visit
ing Mrs. Stella Napp of Athens, Tex
as, this week.
e. L. Blackshear high school OF
Athens closed this week with a con-
cert from each room.
Mrs. Billie Jordan is remodeling
her old home with two new rooms
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KAUFMAN.

Kaufman, Texas, May 22.-Mrs
Leslie B. Williams of Kansas City
Mo-, was brought here for burial
Monday.
Her remains were laid to rest
in White Hill cemetery. She left
a husband. Mr.. L. B. Williams, a
baby, mother. father. sister Mrs. Ju-
liza CASTOR of Ohio and two brothers,
besides a host of relatives and
to mourn her loss. Mr.. L. B. Will
liams left Sunday for his home in
Kansas City, Mo.
Rev. W. C. Barnes preached noble
sermon Sunday night. Misses Thel-
ma and Henry Carvin of Terrell, at
tended the school closing while here
were the guests of Misses Lacy and
Shannon.
Miss Willard OF Liberty spent the
week end with Miss Love attending
the school closing. Mr.. Dewitt Jen-
kins of Fort Worth, came down to
see his brother, Mr.. Arthur d. Jen-
kins, who is here on a furlough from
the camps. Mr.. and Mrs. Bismark
Thomas and son visited relatives al
Ennis.
Mr.. Bonnie Thomas just from the
navy spent few hours here with
his brother and wife enroute to
Ennis. Mrs. Jane Bradford of Min
eral Wells spent a few days here
sick listed. Mrs. Minnie Carlisle
Mrs. Lucinda Bass. Mrs. Earl Rad
ford, Mrs. Bruce Pyles and Mrs.
Henry Burleigh after weeks stay
in Wills Point came in Friday night
Miss Mile Williams was carried
to Dallas, Tuesday to be operated
on, she was accompanied by her
mother.
Mrs. Susie Jane Hollins of Smith
Vile has been here for quite a
while visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Lula Edmond and husband. Rev,
Colbert, the state missionary was at
Bold Pilgrim last Sunday.
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CUNEY.

Quincy, Texas, Navy 22.-Crops are
fine in this section.
Rev. ]. C. Brown preached at
Rock Hill, Sunday. Mr.. D. C. Wortell
our popular blacksmith is getting
all the work that he can do and needs
first-class horseshoer to assist
him.
Mr.. w. c. Prim came in from Hous-
ton County, where he has been work.
ing for the Andy Realty Company.
We are glad to announce Mrs. Lula
Ayers of Neches as one of our late
subscribers.
Mr. H. Newsome, Troupe, Texas,
visited Quincy, last week and brought
some property. He was well pleased
and said that he would come again
in company with number of other
prospectors.
The people of Quincy are prepar-
ing to entertain the Texas Negro
Business League which convenes
here July LIST and End.
Mr.. e. A. Swanson, Jr., visited
Quincy Sunday and returned Monday
to Palestine.
Mr.. Rosa A Price visited in Pales-
tine, this week to see her daughter,
Miss Gladys Price, who graduates
from the Palestine high school in
June.
Mr. L. E. Bragg and son have re-
turned from Dallas, much improved
in health. -
Mr.. Will Bragg visited his wife in
Dallas, last week.
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MARLIN.

Marlin, Texas May 22-Sunday
was a busy day for the soldiers of
Christ at First Baptist church, Sun
day school was good. Supt H.
Buckner and mis- attendance are wide
awake and have school every Sunday.
Rev. F. G. Lotion preached very
instructive sermon. At II. a M,
text, Mat. 9Th chapter 14th verse,
forgiveness"
Church of God-Rev. f. F. Mar
tin, Pastor, preached one burning
sermon from Heb. 7-3v. Had good
congregation.
Mrs. I. Y. Simmons and daughter,
Miss Hortcnse served luncheon Sat
urday evening at $3.50 for the friends.
Mrs. Judward Of Waco; Mrs. NJ.
Seely, Miss Lenora Seely and Mrs.
l.. A. Reece, e very pleasant after
noon was spent.
Miss Cherry Smith has returned
home from Navasota, where she had
gone to visit her relatives. Rev. j.
.McInham came in from Navasota,
Milano and Cause, where he has been
battling against the price Of hell.
The Carnival at the First Baptist
church under management of Mrs.
M. ]. Bennett was success, $4,000
raised. Mrs. s. A. Cox, one of our
city teachers left for Waco, with
Mrs. ]. Judward of Waco. Mr. Dock
Johnson OF Sunnyside is in the city.
Miss Ethel of Houston. Miss Taylor
of Austin; Mr.. Jim Loney of Hum
bold, Mr.. Dawson. Temple and Mr..
]. e. Turner of Diboll are at the
Tally house.
DR.. A. L. Hunter returned from
Galveston and performed one of the
finest operations on Mr.. ]. c. Tur-
ner Of Diboll and the patient is
progressing nicely He also operated
on Mrs. Elijah jackson. Wharton.
Texas. Dr. L. L. Gates is out riding
to the delight of his many friends.
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McALESTER.

McAlester, Okla, May 22.-The
public schools closed here Friday
May 10th, with the graduating exer-
cises at Mt. Triumph Baptist church
There were five graduates.
Prof. j. H. Lilly delivered the ad-
dress to the graduates. Mr.. Mick
Childs, editor of the Plaindealer OF
Topeka. Kansas, also made a few
timely remarks which was met with
much applause. Prof. J. H. Roberts
Principal.
Private Emanuel Hendrix of the
oath Infantry of Columbus, Mexico
is now home on a 80 days furlough
Mr.. ]. D. Davis had a stroke Of
paralysis Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Booker's the daugh-
ter of Tennessee will take them
back to her home. Mrs. Matte
Broome of Detroit, Mich, left this
week for her home after two weeks
stay with relatives. DR.. e. w
South has returned from the medical
association at Oklahoma City.
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WHPTEWRIGHT.

Whitewright, Texas, May 22.-Sun-
day school was good at both churches
Sunday, Rev. G. E. Patterson with
his people preached to a crowded
house. Maud Wren and Eva Hamil-
ton have returned from Dallas. Ger
trude Kindrex from Oklahoma is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Mccoy. Mr..
Clyde Holley is sick. Mr.. Sherman
Henderson and Miss Stella Galbert
were married at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Henderson.
Mrs. Mary Lee was in Sherman,
last week when you want the Ex-
press you will find it at W. c. Earle's
fountain.
Mr.. Jesse Andrews has built a
storm cellar. Mrs. Pinkie Henderson
is visiting in Oklahoma.
When you want the Express see
Cecil Gatewood at w. C. Coles foun-
tain, Northside.
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MART.

Mart, Texas, May 22.-M. e
Church Notes-Sunday school was
well attended and the lesson well
reviewed by Mrs. Echols. Supt
Baker was absent being called to
Beaumont, on some very urgent bust
ness.
Miss Allie Woodland has gone ia
Denton. Miss Pearl Woodland has
been visiting her sister in Calvert
Mrs. Mccullough.
Sicklisted: Mrs. Bessie Woodlands
Mrs. Bertha Williams.
The> Negro Business League did
some real business last Friday night
Collection $4,000. Having with them
man Of the hour that left some
timely thoughts. They have already
sent for their charter. We don't
mean to talk, we mean to act. The
reporter is still on the sick list
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WEST.

West Texas, May 22.-on last Sum
day at Bold Spring Baptist church
the Supt. and children met in a
glorious Sunday school meeting. Mrs.
W. W. Daily has been on the sick
list for few days. Mrs. G. john
son of Waco, was the guest of Mrs.
Frank Totten. Mrs. Susia Washing
ton and friends made trip to Waco
Sunday. Mr.. Frank Totten made a
returning trip to Waco. Sunday.
Please call for the Express at the
Alamo Cafe with Mrs. Will Smith.
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MINERAL WELLS.

Mineral Wells, Texas, May 22.-
Miss Allie Lacey and her aunt, Mrs
Davis of Dallas, are visiting her
father, Mr. Henry Lacey. Rev. and
Mrs. w. T. Talley left for Mineola
Rev. d. Crawford, who came here
recently for his health is greatly
improved. Mr.. Kirlen of Monroe, La,
is here looking after his property.
Mr.. ]. Sweat of Globe, Ariz., is visit
ing Mr.. and Henry English. Mrs
Nancy Wood and daughter, Miss
Flossie are here for Miss Flossie's
health. Mrs. Leila Smith has return
ed from San Antonio. Mr.. Scott,
Grand Patron of o. E. s., was in
the city last week.
Mrs. Laura Well has returned
from Ardmore, Okla. where she
taught school.
Miss Eva Watt and Mr.. Clarence
Hall were married last week. Mr..
Ernest Newbill and Mrs. Rosie Cole,
his sister-in-law was called to Wealth
erford Saturday on account of the
death of his wife. -
Services were good at all the
churches Sunday. Rev. Rucker is
in town visiting his family. Mrs.
Middleton left Monday morning for
Dallas.
The reception given for Rev.
Wright and wife Tuesday night by
the members Of his church was a
nice affair. The public school closes
this week. Mrs. Howard left for
Chicago last Tuesday.
Please pay up to day as the pres
ent agent is leaving town.
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best Colored journal in the world.
Rev. A. w. Wesley, pastor of
Jacksonville, preached great sermon
Sunday for the w. H. M. S., at the
G. M. e. church, to the delight of
all. A nice program was rendered.
Prof. Goree, the Grand Master Of
Odd Fellows visited the lodge here
this week. Mrs. Bruce was buried
here this week. Funeral was at
tended, by Revs. Sexson and Thomas.
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TEAGUE.

league, Texas, May 22.-The con-
cert of the First Baptist church last
Saturday night was grand.
The Sunday schools at all churches
were well attended. The patron of
the Colored school are aiming to try
a new teacher another year at the
high school. The X. of P. elected
ten applicants for membership last
Saturday, the lodge has on a drive
and is making great speed. Rev. VIM.
H. Henderson filled the rostrum last
Sunday and preached noble sermon.
A good many of the league people
went over to Mexia, Sunday.