Riot of music on program at St Henrys school entertainment
The St Henrys school plans a Friday evening May 22 Casino hall concert with multiple acts. Students perform violin and mandolin numbers, a Faust chorus, a two piano/vocal piece, a one act drama Mrs Willsons Will, and a valedictory with diplomas. A Sunday school picnic and related notices follow.
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St. Henry’s School
Casino Hall
St. Henry's School
Gregh
Franis
Herman Simthang
Emmett Epp
Misseg Ia
Keller
Camille Dobard
Charles
Albert Tips
Miss A. Keller
Good
Faust
the Bees
Rainim Boys
Miss Serna
Ballata E Higzarda
Pagnoneetilé
M. Bouin
L. Serna
J. Dolan
M. Zambrano
J. Fest
M. Marty
Willis
Will
H. Reilly
A. Serna
V. Donoghue
JL. Sweeny
Holst
C. Marty
FL James
N. Gallagher
B. Gallagher
Dora Laon
Durand
S “Valse
L. Lamm
L. Heerman
G. Gonzales
L. Keller
Frank
Herman Simmang
Mett Opp
Ida Keller
Dri
Gentle natural help for aging bowels suggested
The passage advocates regular gentle support for aging bowels rather than harsh laxatives. It warns against persistent strong physic and stresses that regular use of Cascasets is safer, while salts and pill cathartics irritate the bowels and stomach, potentially causing dyspepsia and requiring larger doses.
Birthday Observance Delayed for Davis Centenary
Barnard Bee chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy postponed its birthday observance for Jefferson Davis to June 9 due to the Old Woman's Home opening ceremonies in Austin on Davis's birthday. Honorary members were named and a $5 subscription was pledged to buy Fairview, Davis's home, for a park.
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Oval
Gulna
Honerary
R. F. Alexander
Tina McKnight
Wright
South
Fairview
Jefferson Davis
W. W. Sloan
Robert Watan
Aouth
Mount Vernon
Washington
W. Haltom
Misa Nellie Lyte
Richard Stahl
Beauvais
Spencer
Robert Votayn
Ar.ington
Lae
R. H. Northrup
Old South
Elizabeth Patterson
Jerome Bonaparte
Caton
Duke of Wellington
Cora Livingston
Octavia Walt
Nellie Lytle
Water Mill
Aternoon
Mra
J. D. Guinn
Chowning
Tullemeyer
E. O. Spencer
Robert Wolan
W. P. Baugh
Myre. K. Riley
Id Hallors
Kate Sarges
J. A. Sorthrup
Dunlap
Benno Kayton
Haddon
Gohmert
Stell Holcomb
Luling
A. A
Iaik
250 Achates Coming Convention Opens In San Antonio
The second annual convention of the Order of Reval Achates will convene at the Y M C A auditorium in San Antonio starting next Monday for three days. Delegates from the southwest will attend with Grand Lodge officers and Omaha and Grinnell lodge representatives present. The program includes a formal welcome by Mayor Callag, greetings from J G Baright, and business sessions plus a Mexican supper and an exhibition drill by local and Omaha teams. A trolley ride is planned Wednesday and the grand lodge free team will depart for Corpus Christi at noon, visiting 12 cities on the return north. Between 200 and 260 delegates are expected as lodges prepare to entertain.
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San Antonio
Order of Reval Achates
Ustriet
Southwest
Callag
W. A. Wurzbach
Grinnell Lodge
J. Kircheville
Alamo Jodge
J. G. Baright
Supseme
Omaha
Neb
Turner Hall
Corpus Christi
Thom as school closing exercises and remarks by Dr. Witeow
The Thom as school will hold closing exercises Thursday at 19 o'clock, with a second program at 8:30 p m at Cas ing. Dr Homer T Witeow will deliver the annual address after a short graduating program. Miss Marguerite Guinn will read an essay on the Lost Cause. The Harrah IS. Bee chapter will attend in a body Thursday evening.
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Thomas School
Casing
Homer T. Witeow
Marguerite Guinn
J. D. Guinn
Harrah IS
Printers Hold International Election Across Regions
Members of the International Typographical Union across North America Puerto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines vote today on international officers amid strong opposition to re electing James M Lynch who has led seven years The slate includes H S Hudspeth of New Orleans as challenger for president with results expected from San Antonio later this afternoon Voting also covers first vice president delegates to the AFL secretary treasurer and union trustees reflecting a wide cross section of cities across the United States Canada and beyond.
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International Typographical Union
North
Amelia
Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
James M. Lynch
Lynch
Orton
H. 5
Hudspeth
New Orleans
San Antonio
Ed. Koerps
Light Chapel
Starp
Syracuse
N. Y
H. 3. Hudspeth
J .W Hays
Minneapolis
T. W. McCullough
Omaha
Nab
Hugh Stevenson
Toronto
H. J. Gottlob
Newark
N. J
Frank Kennedy
Neb
Sam de Nedrey
Washington, D. C
Theodora Elehhorn
Erle
Charles W. Fear
Jop
W Brarnwood
Denver
Thomas I. Crowley
Cincinnati
Ohio
Agent Union
George P. Nichola
Baltimore
Trustees Union Printers
G. Shepard
Grand Rapids
Mich
Thomas McCaffery
Colorado Springs
Col
Miss Anna
Wilson
Herbert W. Cooke
Boston
Mass
John Armstrong
W. J. McLaughlin
Buffalo
Nashville
Grove's Now Discovery for Catarrh Offers No Pay Trial
An advertisement from Paris Medicine Company promotes Grove's Now Discovery for catarrh with a nasal applicator. It claims cures and prevents catarrh and bad breath and offers a no money until satisfaction guarantee. A mail order outfit costs 50 cents for nasal medicine and 50 for throat medicine, with options to pay later by sending a dollar.
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Paris Medicine Company
Pine Street
St. Louis
Grove
Trout Prize Stunned Angler as Five Dollar Bill Emerges
In Buckland Brook Arthur Spencer hauled a ten inch trout wrapped around a five dollar bill. He did not realize the cash prize until he unhooked the fish, the note lodged near the brook’s bank. The tale, reportedly from Shelburne Falls, is being authenticated by local sources.
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Shelburne Falls
New York World
Buckland Brook
Arthur Spencer
Spencer
Yellabia Witmeuser
First Fair Catalogue Revealed for 1908 Exposition
The first catalogue for the International Exposition of 1908 arrived at the International Fair Association office. Secretary Valice expects delivery within days to mail copies to exhibitors. Prepared by Vance and Hare ry W. Johnston, the 143 page premium book features a colored cover, photo engravings, and shows the exposition with flags. The advance fair dates prove popular with exhibitors. The premium set and racing program will be released in about three weeks for circulation across Kansas, central Texas, and the western circuits. The book reflects three months of office work and promises solid profits for the organization.
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International Fair Association
Valice
Thee World
Jthe Association
Beeretatay Vanes
South
Kansas
Texas
Association
Rob Smith to Perform Recital at Government Hill Church
Rob Smith the humorous entertainer will give a recital on Thursday evening May 21 under the auspices of the Ladies Home Missionary Society of Government Hill M B Church. Attendees are promised an evening of amusement.
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Rob Smith
Ladies’ Home Missionary Cocinty
Government Hill M. B
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