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New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
Cuticura Remedies

also an examination Of those who have been admitted
on trial I'm previous years. Those admitted arc cX-
amlncd IN regular course of study for four years
IN accordance with suggestion Of Bishop Vincent, the
examining committees met Tuesday afternoon 20
arrange for quarterly examinations for those who are
admitted trial.
Bishop Fowler will be unable 10 preside al The
sessions Of the Conference being sick In California
Bishop Andrews Will take his place.
For the convenience II tic delegates to the Con
ference temporary poioicc ha5 been established a.
tie >ummcricid Church with clerk appointed rom
ne main Office Following l. l.t # Official vi-itors
g. Npcctcd nj the Conference: Tic Rev Dr. Adua H.
Leonard secretary of the Missionary society the Rev
Dr. w. \. spencer secretary of tie Church Extension
society. tNc Rev Or. G. II. Payne secretary 81 me
board of Education. the Rev. pr -a,fofd iunt agent
nf the Ioo ,oncD.n. the Rev Dr. Albert Hunt,
rctary of the American lnlr society. The Rev. Dr
bradford +. Raymond president Oi wesleyan University
cnl!crc and the lev. DR.. George H. Crooks, Of Drew
Theological seminary.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
A FLEETING CHANCE.
no.tnn rrnnscrlpt.. Wa.nlnston keiter.

senator pctti.r,w had some account Ia give oi .ns
tow, of bismarck. which Wa Ia tho,r dtNs Slo
t.r,,, nm. II the Northern Pacific hAiiNaN' inas
.nfr, of population Wa then composer oi ,
,i.,.,,. ANA Gambling hoi,e, and thirteen oih'r n1in-
,,'i. Wfrn pcffl.row Arrived variety $40" ah-
MSS ,n H. ,.uf.Nl- hcn- .Nc1 n ih' mi""I' " % ,''
'..,i,,l .fr.t in a biz tent. \ psrrun- III 'lo
.I.' il.fi, rf-..narl., which .uNh am tN.-rh'N u.
,.,fl,,flon', advance brings into beng u""",i
,o , n,N outside the tent. dotlaiiihs oh we a'A-
,.nt,r.. 81 .,lNafion for the benefit oi sa'hrrhS
81 ambcr, and other rough cha ctr. 81 an an reSre: Srs
i.v and rr,..ufly he came ont, and, mounting upon
another box. shouted - md rhi.
"t,ent,-Salyat,on D, free all tlc wear rV'.'u' ''
.hny, ,s fr,a flr precisely thirty minute. ,,.
And every man IN The preachers audience ,,s
nomcnt's hesitation. deserted the parsoh ana "aN0o
in 10 see the sAoN.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
va RrrR)rGHS WAS SURPRISED

.hc Tribune was mi.led lv "a dispatch from an Al
bany sponfcnt into Publishing yc-tcsda, state
ncnt, coupled with the announcement That tc payer
of j. o. Tuwucr & Coz lar lcr merchant, # Al'.ry.
had been protested 10 th effect ta the rm - ~ 'c
T. BUR- u-hs q Go. had recently alci. TIL, sia'cmc &
created con- iGcrabe excitement among thp-c inter
e.trd In tic lumber business. lua,muoh ~ Mr.. Bar
rouells'5 firm has alNay, lccn REGARDED a, entirely
solvent and re- pom Die. 1rbnne reporter who ca.l".
upon Mr. Buriousli, was told ly HIN TINT 81" Ieroii
would be amusing 4 had not put him 90 so much b.
coavcNicncc llc continued We DO got oac dollar
10 any hsm, individual or corporation ana that j.
more than mo-. firms Ia the lumber bu'uc,s can ,af.
cannot imagine how The rcpDr originated unl,s, ~ j.
icaai.c VI. lave had dctiin. for several year past
With fowncr q CD.. bat VIC are not ia ANY way injured
tirough tGeir failure. A. matter o ii'i ihry ha's
ro; uaGc an ASSIGNMENT get, as undc ri'c 81, ani J
hear tAat tlcy expect TO tct an cHicn'4ph ana 20
ahead
Mr Burrou chs added tilat ic wished . make most
cou.De.c and sweeping c"ilal Of ans asa "i rr'i -
,t hi. firm wa, In irDGhc or IN any way c'n la- 'i
inf ,ruAtiDn from other sources confirmed Mr bur
rnurtS,s etatencnt a, tD the financial standing ana
sound condition OF his nTii
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
THE CAPE coD SNIP CANAL.

sandwich. Mass. April i-fgcdcr.ck a. LOCKWOOD
~ uo,.n contractor Of the Cape Cod ship canal IA,
Transferred all hl, interest I'm the project |" 'o"n''
.,i.,p,,, l. Ilvcrmorc. II docs not appear that tho
c,roor,tion has changed hands as yet, bat that
o,ir,v 4 shaw. who ha, been financially Interested
v.t Mr. Lockwood. has appointed Colonel Livermoir
his agent and trustee wiz. ul power T. represent ms
interests In she canal company. II /, sald TINS 'N'ht'
ina, been brought about hy the request OF Mt LOCK
wood whose physical inability would not allow MIN
TO XIV, HE attention demanded. MI lo'NWyo1 WIZ
hc hu-Iuc>, VIII he done I'm the future through Liver
moro instead Of Lockwood. some chim ihtl uo
orl viii uiw be- ptl. he'd on larger scale ,han mere
.,forc Mhli. Others saT that the transfer l. ouN "
t,n toward tho fnal disposition of the franchise :"
\.n lofA capitalists. a. has already been reported
The charter expires next year.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
TO UTILIZE TIE NIAGARA'S POTTER.
TIE CONSTRUCTION OF THG GREAT TUNNEL Az
A>sURED FACT.

TIE CONSTRUCTION OF THI GREAT TUNNEL Az
A>sCRED FACT.
Niagara Falls, y. Y. April lspecal.-lt Is now
an assured fact that the power Of the Niagara River
.s t. De utilized by the construction of the great
tunnel as de- isucd by the late Thomas Evcrshed
The tunnel will extend from the water level below
ihc Falls about 200 fect through the high bank
through the rock 10 the upper Niagara River at
.r. about ONE mile above the Falls, whore head ~
l.J feet j.. obtained Thence 10 VIII run parallel W-;h
re .h0r, Of the river one and one haK mile az an
..t,.e depth II 100 feet below tho surface of me
.,th ard at a distance II about 400 feet from the
layi-.,lle waters Of the river with which II VIII be
.ri,,t.t lN comdult> or lateral tunnels. The main
tur,cl from Ito month. which Will be at point I'M
u,tliarey north Of the state Reservation, t. point
one milo distant lg-t above Pore Day. where the ir'
mil, Will hc erected, viii be- constructed with an
.,.. equivalent - that OF smooth tunnel twenty
,,r feet I'm diameter II VIII have decent from
r.int a half mile above Port Day to II, mouth ~
/ ,r 100. or 5..- feet per mile. Above fori bA'
t. tunnel VIII gradually diminish size. in accord
tnce with the number ot uli- "hlch VIII chP'' "''''
,al v.'cr into 10 al that point
The tunnel L. tn Dee built hN the cataract '1n>'n'
iiDn Company. which II Organized under me ","r ~
,h. state ~ Sew Jersey. iNt the nichn"rN "l "H'n
are N.W 0rhcr,. Contract. between tins 'o"iAh,
,,1 r.e a.ara l'Alls Tunnel Company were siShru
l aifcruo,n hy which the latter transferred ~ me
former all its right, In the matter
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
NEAT, ErT WICKED.
From The Detroit Trlbun-.

From The Detroit lr!Duh'.
4 fcld ha, long cA.stcd between two gentlemen
living ON C.,-.aVc Her t,iprc ih'lr cnnIN has
mercy been eAprc, cd by cont p ion' ignoring Il
each Othcl's existence. The irud Logan tcu7 ago
Oh account Of some uIac unworthy of noicc. A.
oco shows n of hi, rcIl ii' Short stoiic' i'i"
j. nothing 30 anita -ou-tic ic hatred Of t"p ucish
bors. Mr.. IT, lived side of ti,s-tNc.. ~ 81
y, at frame house. Nr. c. lived on The oiAc4 rId'
iu.i oppo iic in ncat brick h"Is'. one d"y "l
Italian with had organ planted IL INST un l
before Mr. c., hon,c and began - play. Mr.
c ahomiiatcl hand Orsan lie rushed to rS
front door.
Move alorg.7 ne shouicd waving his arms.
The Italian smiled H. chiidllkc manner, but did
not seem t. comprehend the order.
Go away continued Mr. c. or I'll have you
arrested
With the same expression his face the Italian
picked up his instfumen. and Wac about to move o.
when Mr.. I-- appeared.
Come here he called to the Italian.
The Italian cros. ed over to Mr. B-'s side. Mr
b gave him quarter.
Play some of tho melodies of your native
land he sad.
For an hour Mr.. b kept him thor, grinding out
CONS from the opera. Mr.. c., after enduring II
As long he coud. took his hat and left the house.
The fcud still exists
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
Tyr TEMPERANCE TIE At BRTDGET0y

HridsctOn. ~ j.. April l ,>pccal.-lhe CiN
Council met again tonight for the thlIu unc' i'll"
,n,r casting seven ballots for president Adjourned
To meet one week from tonight Tile candidates
were stacy Levi, and benjamin Hancock. each r
cc.vins siX VOC, ut every ballot The city l. no"
suffering a, business OF Importance needs attention.
but with the Council a deadlock nothing can be- ~
conpll,ncd. 1t i a bitter night between the hl''r
cit. .li Ger, arc Waiunh to Ia sworn In. ana tnv
law states that they must be In Office within thIly
DAYS after election, which HOW cannot be done.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
SHOT AND MORTALLY OUYDED BY HIS WIFE

Carroll ILL.,. April AT O'Clock yesterday after
noon stanley Wilcox shot and mortally wounded
by his wife. lie rushed from his house, ana ieii
PROSTATE in a store adjoining. crying MY WHO
shot me- Mrs. Wilcox found IN her room
solblng violently. \ revolver. with one chamber
empty was lying by her side. She Wa placed IN
TAIL Nothing is known Of the cause Of the crime.
hut il il secret that the couple have not lNeu
happily together for some time
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
DEyor.vcryG THE IIoroR TRAFFIC.

Milford. Del. April Tile Wilmington Methodist
Episrl opal Conference today adopted resolutions 0p
posing liquor licenses. hleh or low. a. vicious IN
principle and powerless as a remedy. declaring com
pc;c lcral prohibition Of the traffic in Intoxicating
drink, a, the duty Of the civl government. and hoi
's that IL not right 70 support those organizations
political oY otherwise. that airt and protect the trailc
ir,1rin- that the time has come when all good ct-
zcns. and c-pc0 .aiiy Christmas. -hoald band them
-clvcs together in great %atpra orginza on. when
has e. its .uplrmr i>sWc the total and eternal de-
-trsofl0n of the liquor traffic
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
ESTABLISHING 4 DANGEROUS PRECEDENT

From The Macon Telegraph
\ nervous, dyspeptic hookhcepcr was busi ~ ,is ns
dcsk near "A window on hi, books >niah nov "ds
~, hn Sidewalk blowing one ~ those balloons making
, ,ontlnual cat cry. The hoohNecprr so's ~ a. rns
- he nn,,lV could. 80. calling the boy, ne fNc nun
\ nickel and asked him tp NOV" on Inc ia1 ''usN
an fhai h, music Woffi,omc, ana ht>t'l'H ava!
90 pnSt IN, cluw. who va, soon AZ thr ,tnc ,tand.
tr,, in,. for dear he and nickel In" hnphhctprr
i',L.d ont and seeing Il was a d'crrnt lad was IN
he ,ri VI repeating HI, former request hut seeing
80. inst lad pcepng around the corner having
dn,.n ar more with him. policeman was called.
rho h,ys were rcprimarded IN the Recorders 'oure
Yesterday morning and turned loose
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
yEly- JERSEY FARMER FAILS.

Hclvldcre, y. j., April 1.-The failure OF James
Iomcr>on. Of Franklin Township. rcputcd to be the
wcnlthicst farmer in Warren County was announced
in day. His liabilities placed at from 10000 10
$4,000 Mr. LOmcrsOn OWLS four large farms lie
has transacted much public business and has settled
tho affairs Of many estates.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
THE CONFERENCE IN BROOKLYN
p. SHOP ANDELws WILL PRESIDE AND SESSIONS
WILL BE HELD IL THE SUMMER
rlrLD METHODIST cMuEcM.

The dolcratcs to the forty Second annual session Of
the Ncv-Nork East Conference Of the Methodist
lp-copll Church viii assemble this morning at .
O'Clock ai the ~lmmc.fcld Methodist Church. Washing
iaa and Greene aVc-.. lnopnbn. he church may hc
reached from the Brooklyn Bridge by taxing the
Greene and Gates ave-. cars 10 Washington ave. Pre-
ILinary to the Conference an examination Of cand
dates for admission trial held on Tuesday, and
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
A WEST VIRGINIA DAM GIVING WAY.

Parkcrsburg. ". Va. April Part Of the dam on
the Iitilc Kanlwha River at Palestine gave way
yesterday, MAILING break from go to 100 iact
vide. and drawing the third pool for ten miles.
Navigation viii be suspended because OF the break
until the last Of June. Tie damage l. fully S-ooOV
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
ln., Trains To Washington.

coinpctc .rldI Ilc Of fast tram, t. Baltimore auG
Washington operated by the f,ci Central Il iGinf, and
H. and o. Al train, run through. aud equipped VITA
Pullman parlor aud sleeping cars. Pmctual seI|N.
Station foot Of Llbcrtyst.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
METHODISTS TO CONFER.
THE CONFERENCE READY TO BEGIN WORK
THIS MORNING

A PUBLIC MEETING N THE INTEREST OF THE
VETERANs-EXAMINING CANDIDATES FROM
THE SEVERAL CLAssEs-sKETCHEs OF
SOME OF TIE LEADING MEMBERS.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
a ScrofuI0us Child.

When six months old the left hand OF our little grand
child bccan 10 swell and had every appearance OF large
boil We pouticcd It, but all to no purpose. About hvc
months after Il became running Soon other
The Forrest City times., 1890-04-26
Commenoapte.

Filed in my office this the ii.a day of April. lst. J, NJ. iisows,
The Forrest City times., 1890-04-26
Mepan,al Times.

| Miss Freeman, beautiful young miss of I.cxa. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Moody. this week.
 r. II. Evans will leave soon for San An tonia. Texas. in search of health. Pat has | been in bad health for some time. and he is advised by his physician to go west for a while. His affiiction is bronchial. or
 lung trouble.
 A quantity of fine farming land will be uncutivated in this part of the county this year on account of scarcity of labor. Wc need more laborers or less land kings. If the land was in small farms, we would not have these troubles. Good white people would then be ablc to own them, and would not be so dependent on the negro.
 A woman claiming to be from Michigan. and desiring to inspect the public schools at this place, for the purpose of learning | the mode of teaching in the south, stopped of here last Friday, and was shown all the courtesy a lady could be shown. by our best and most highly respected citizens l She visited the white public school, thence the colored, and on her return. in tho afternoon. was much pleased with the col ored school, but not so favora6ly impressed | with Prof. Johnson's mode of teaching. | Her misstatements. however, led to suspi- cion. and on investigation. 1t was learned that she was from the dcmi-monde of Cnshshaw and ono of it's most prominent l sirens.
 We are decidedly in favor of Jack Davis l for sheriff. another term. He has made ] us a good sheriff, is good man, and a clever gentleman. We believe Ar. Davis has tried to serve the whole people of St. Francis county, irrespective of political parties. and we don't see why he should not havc another term. Sheriff Davis has not held the office hardly long enough to thoroughly demonstrated his official ability. We are fully in favor of the two parties getting together. and think should the Union Labor select candidate for sherif they could not get filter man than Jack Davis. W. II. Izard Is spoken of for sheriff. While Mir. lzard is our personal friend and no doubt would make 2 good 1 shsrid. at the same time we think Mir. Davis is worthy of the position . second term. Mir. Davis has always been strong democrat and is yet. but We hope partyism Is over in St. Francis county and that the white people will get together in conven- ton and nominate \ white mans ticket and elect if Y :
The Forrest City times., 1890-04-26
A Symptom Is not q Disease.

The suffering rheumatic would look in- credulous If told his rheumatism was no, disease. Also the sufferer from catarrh. with his sore, tender and exuding nostrils, If told catarrh was but symptom. Yet such it is. in fact. The disease from which man or woman suffers who has rheumatism or catarrh is blood poison. How did the poison get into the bloods From various causes. cold. exposure. in- digestion, eontagion. etc. may have been the cause. No matter. your blood is impure. and you will suffer just so long as this great stream of life Is elogged with parti- cles of impurity. Then why not strike at the root or cause of your rheumatism or catarrh by annihiluting the enemies of good health that exist in your blood. This can be done by using Dr. Bulls Sarsaparila It's alternative virtue will quickly cleanse the blood of every impurity, and thousands have thus by its use been permanently cured ot rheumatism and catarrh No other remedy in the world acts so power fully and yet SO harlnlessly as blood purifier. It conquers as if by magic all tendency to erup,ive, irritating and pain fui ailments.
The Forrest City times., 1890-04-26
HIS MAIDEN SPEECH.

WHEN Judge Rogers referred to the fact of congress stealing the seat of Judge Cate for Fsatherston in an able speech last Tuesday, the republicans literally pushed Fcatherston forward to reply. He laid of the alliance garments of independentism, and showed tue true assinine republicanism he has so long disclaimed. He de- nounced the democrats of this state severely, and, called them thieves and murderers. He said Governor Eagle was not elected, but got the office by ballot box slutling, and by suppression of votes. This, he said, was effected by the use of the Winchester and by making people afraid of being assas- sinated. He said the present condi- tion in Arkansas was disgrace to the government, and, in fact, presented the wonderful picture of q congressman on the floor of the House defaming his own state. If the state is disgraced it is so because of him and his ilk, for Featherston is certainly disgrace to himself, and has disgraced Eastern Arkansas. besides. The greatest shame on the Alliance is that Fcatherston holds a membership in it.
The Forrest City times., 1890-04-26
HELP THkckNCus OFFICERS.

There is nothing of so permanent and of such perpetual interest to the country at large as trae and faithful report of the census. The eleventh census will be taken this year, or as soon thereafter as the work may be completed. There are thousands of vitally practical matters which depend upon the completeness, and correct ness of this census, and to make it thus useful, the statistics called for by the census department must be forth coming; they are absolutely necessary. In order to make the census correct, full, and complete So far AS our own county is concerned, ws shall do every thing we can; and shall hope this notice will deeply impress those in authority, and especially tie county treasurer, of the great necessity for immediate and eiieeient action in the matter of ans. wering all letters from the census bn- reau. By making a special effort in behalf of the census office, a creditable showing will be gained for St. Francis county. as 1t well deserves. But if they neglect this opportunity, the record will be imperfect, and contrast unfasorably with other counties.
The Forrest City times., 1890-04-26
N aa-Meetiug.

On Saturday afternoon. at ? o'clock. Mr. l.. n. NcGunoy. Chairman of the County Douo- cratic Executive Committee, called the mass- meeting to ordor and upon motion. Dr J. D. Mcknight was elected chairman, and Judge J. N. farrott and Q. II. kollwasc werc elected secretaries. Hon. k. pecvy being called. rcsponcti with speech advocating harmony. peace, 1osi-wiii. unity and prosperity, con. iasting the present discordant political situa- ton with tho unity. tranquility and prosperity of tho past-his remarks were received with cheers.
 Col. V. R. Ixard hcing called. responded in q unity of action, believing tho dead past should be con sidcred buried, and united edurt bc made 10 adjust, harmonixe and reconcile all political dincrsnocs-Ais remarks werc well
 Hon C. r. Hintcn moved that committee be appointed to draft suitable resolutions eN- prcssive of inc sentiments ot tho mass.niect ing motion pre- vailed -the chairmau appointed Dr. J. B. Cummings, Hon. R. V reevy. ". s. Hemingway. J. k. ioigcs. W. (. Woods. ]. W. and J. C. keiso said committee. The com mittec retired and in a few moments returned submitting set of resolutions which after and ordered filed.
 Judge J. \. Parrot being called expressed his dessro that this mass-mec,ing would result iu arvat gussd, not only politically. bat also socially, therc being no jus, cause for this present breach and a rapid recon. cilia,on would rebound to the best interests of Judge R. T. Scott. Squire J. II. Cole and others addressed the mass-necting. whsrcupon it was moved and seconded that we iudorse afialiation with all white psrsons regardless ot past party aniistiou hc they democrats whcslefs. alliance union labor people and that meet again the second Saturday tn May. At one o'clock. D. m. for the purpose of adjusting. haruonixinE. and rcconciing all political differences: the motion was carried unanimously.
 J. D. ACk>iaHr. ]. NJ. pARKorr. Chairman. Q. B. koLLwAaR.
 Searnlarlss
The Forrest City times., 1890-04-26
nRlIuARY

GunrHr.-Mrs. Jane Gilbert, formerly \ citizen al NJ. Francis county, died in Dallas, Texas, of pneumonia. on the sth, inst. aged I9 years.
 She was the wife uf Dr. James Gilbert, deceased. who settled tn St. Francis county near Forrest City in 1859; WAS native of Tennessee and prafessed religion and jolned the Methodist church when twelve years If age. She WAS Il noble type Of womanhuod and her whole life was Il heau- ,itil exempliheasion of our holy religion, She leaves behind two daughters and four sons. Thus has passed away iO peace and triumph this pure and gaod woman, Il mother In lsreal. ono but little known to the outside world, but one of Gods chosen jewels. She leaves io her children the rich legacy of an honorcd and nnsuiied namc, and the sweet ssvor of . consistent, unos- tentatious Christian life and example.
 ]. F. SrockARp.
The Forrest City times., 1890-04-26
THE FORREST CITY tArk,) TIMns, an Alliance paper, has the following to gay which may be ivs~ tl,<,y yy.v

THE FORREST crrr tArk.) TIMss. an Alliance paper, has the following to gay which may be of interest to tho Review readers:
 Wc receive papers from Reidsville. x. C.. each week. and they have shown for soue time that tobacco is selling at unusually high prices. every available inch of room. while the ear pcnters, by dozens, are making additional room. but not falling otT in the price. The farmcrs are overjoycd with their prosperity, which is another proof that every portion of the south helps to irake 1t the farmers best country -Rcidsvile fN. O Review.
 An Alliance paper puts it prop erly. That is to say, we arc will ing to do whatever may be in our power to aid the farmers in securing legislation that will relieve whatever of burden is now imposed by the law. Is it not a little strange that our paper should be termed 'an Alliance paper on sight in North Carolina, while at home there are hundreds of farmers who do not take it, yet crticise it severely? Just think of this, friend, and if you cannot solve the problem of why this is true, we will tell you. that it is because you differ with us as to men and not as to measures. However, we shall continue to be straight out against personal gov ernment, though, as someone has said "hell itself should gape." Now is the time to subscribe for TIE TiMKs. the only Alliance paper" ever published in St. Francis county.
The Forrest City times., 1890-04-26
Nanny Aoosiara.

Vim. Timmons. Postmaster of idayille, Ind, writes Electric Bttcrs has dose mora for me than all other medicines com tinet. for that had feeling arising from Kidney and Liver trouble" John Leslie. farmer and stockman, of sano place, says: Find Electric Bitters to be tho best Kid pey and Liver medicine. made me feel like . new man." J. W. Gardner. hardware merchant. same town, says: Electric Bitters is just the thing for . man who is all rundown amt don't care whether he lives or dies; he found new strength, goos! appetite and felt just likc he had a new lease on life. Only 80 cents bottle, at C. F. liinton's drug store.
The Forrest City times., 1890-04-26
Congrataiatory.

Special Corrcspondcncs to THE TisEs: want to congratulate tho people of Forrsst City on the selection of officers for the sns,i- ing year. These arc all sood men, and with Hon. k. T. Scott, st their head. predict much good will be done.
 desire also to thank the voters of Forrest City for the manifestation of good will toward mo as shown by tho large number of votes cas-, for me as shown in your last issue of THs TiAEs. am sure feel great interest in tho people of Forrest City, and while every thing does not travel along just as we want II at all times, am always willing to give over to majority.
 May success attend every effort to do gsod. that peace and harmony may reign supreme throughout the county.
 IL Is like getting a long letter from homo to get Tux Tthks-ouR PArEw. With best wishes am
 Respectfully,
 J. r. uLASroN. Houstou Texas April l5th