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The Green Forest tribune., 1893-06-08

". T. I-tUlLgWay
B. 3 Battle,
Associate JostlcesA 5 z Hughes,
M Ii. SandleS.
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-06-08
NEWSPAPER LAWS.

The courts have decided that refusing TO take
periodicals from the office or removing ana leay-
my them uncalied Tor, is pima faeie evidence OF
intentional fraud.
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-06-08
D STATES SENATOR'S.

JN IIIJ . a f5INFhI VINE1.
Tames Il. Berry Bentongllle.
q James * Jones Washington.
JUDICIAL.
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-06-08
LEGISLATURE.

Cenator a. L Casey
~ Representative r. q Poynor.
gzPLegjslature meets biennially, on second
Monday tu January.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-10

Pitfsbufgl Pa paeemper g.-1The com
nnittse or fftern anpointcd nt me Prssby-
teTisn general assembly al Portland. ore.,
convened this afternoon In tho Lecture
room Of the First Presbyterian church IN
Allegheny The committee has among tie
members Rev. William Alvin bartlett u.
Church Washington. q. CT Rev. pr.
Young, president u Center college Dan
viilc KY; Rev Dr, aIuchmore editor OF
McpdaRall. 4 wen known LAWYER 81 Gins
ninnati.
caaeefrinH the piirpose OF tho meeting
Rev Or Bartlett said. At the Portland
pointed a committee 70 devise q plan 10
nalsa the relation to the Theological srmin-
aries 81 the church nad The church more
intimate. You see We have isouhle with
rHipn rheoips,cal seminary on account III
REV. I1r BriFss. and With i.ane saminafy
on account Of FrOf. smith. Despite the
triai, conviction ana sentence Of Kev. DIX.
BrigEs. he dehes rs going right along
tcachinS IN the seminary. OF course. the
setninarS ~ nm endowed Institution and M
soine respects Independent OF the church
bl, RrigsA aSlSs 70 be taken hack and Is
willing 70 Guniit his wrong hut tnat the
CHURCH VIII receiYc him into ffNtcrnat re-
lNlons again the some ~ ne enjoyed be
fore. Hnt he won't DO that He deaas ua
ta1 aeeua 10 ret q deai OF Rratitcatton IN
h0riing his defiance ia our fAce"
"yherHay plan Your committee may de-
Yiee MUST mean the expulsion OF Dr
.lnagehtrqly, or else his coming BACK
into the church on the ohi1rch'5 terms
- haven't my ideR What plan wll be
eqmmittee, but rs 1 have stated, i Viii
he 10 bring the church and Aei,,irarsrs mn
closer and more satisfactory relationship
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votcr ana Personals.

-rha bls,,sp rs recovering from his n,
eisbusiilan and hopes 70 be able 70 preach
tomorrow
rhe weather Is regarded a. resular CON
ference weather,
pev d q. Calhoun IL regarded ~ one
on the most reliable and Eubstantiai young
men Of the conference
Rev. Rheton lw0msy. one Of the most
prominent men IN the state "a SlasoI,lc
ference.
The citizens take d very unusual ard
rraiilying interest IN the proceedings Of
the conference. and sttend even the husi-
ndfR scssinns
II have had hard year. financially, !"
said one Of the preachers yesterday m
conversations 'TB I have always noticed
year spiritually ard this has been one Of
the most successful years OF my miuis-
try
Rev james Campbell calls himself the
heavy editor OF the Advocate. lie was
describing some OF the huge poplar Iogs
Tennessee. and he insisted that they were
- hlgh AZ ne WAS when he stood tip.-and
nearly rs nign az ne was, lying down
eiayiock. the business man OF the Texas,
Advocate II known az a '.hustiGts. among
.he brethren. Has BlayIock got hold OF
kou yet asked one OF them today You
let him catch you once, and If salt was
selling AZ nickel a barrel you couldn't
puN enough 70 pickle snowbird
Rev. n Porter who was formerly
rornected with the East Texas con fefef5ce
ara Is now q member or the indian fnis
yyi2n ccIfferenco and stationed al F,ufaiiia
=. 4. mas rsturnfd 10 Fart Texaa Oh n
tlMn 70 Orange 70 shake hands win I,,,
Oh fr1euda In the cnrfererce = - "
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pepaty sherIn Kln.n.

Hleo z4sss seen'ssf 2 ilspefy Eheg
n Tom peAfon vas eaot AVID inaantsy
killed mar Fairy. In tnis couasy, laet nissf
eb,ui dark While afsanssinE 70 Asress 4
naa ~ ne name q Sonss JOaes. elsa4
Myers. WIS wanted foF various crimes ii
AiascuFi. and bad been arosad fairy only
absat two er three wesks rassins hsrs.
ser q e music teaehss and prrschsr.
Last night after dAzs Depnsy sasisa
Dtaian, With . posse q three rnen. sur.
raapded ne hoess whs~ Jones VA stay.
irE As ~ ssn ost psstgn eemmanaea
him % halt. bit NAs answered ~ ann
ffSn NJ wi1ehestes Of Jones me ban
iqk'ns eneei y r. heal kallar him IN
ftaetly. poaRes of ~ q IA purrsat.
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presented reporf afrine the conference
90 extend a cordial felt,ft 20 The l1naftrrli
Review sfe sunday school pcfi29icals w
NAsigiiis AdYotats ard the Texas AZ
serstt REV Janses Chnphtn spoke con.
ccfaifE the Texas AdNcrato. after 49,
fa prt-e-tea touls hl9y,oek sne s'nr
ma aifsaay ssiA ReT :. a. smith tes ~.
ned IN the roust earnest mHnqei q W.
hclr the Advocate was y any preA|He'
IN hfs enufph work.
Hff i. 81 f'tompson asked for contii,
tnuons 20 Aasst tse seeresssS 4, M M NIX ,,r
sSi r.-es iircleea Ia hts dpties. Many me n
s1err ~ fse conference tcdlohutV t''N
shs coatF.bu'.on nas g nVe IA ens,fer,nce
sscaid ndy0dsn Monday AZ noon, AM -
are fesn3lnIrg Committees % pe tr"'t
VIC a 'e essss ~ On pueiIs worship male
fN~ foicwinr AunounccInentsf Al -,sJ ~ ~
afsernoon The WomAn'a Parsonage an
hcae Mls .s sss,sss "a en as With an
e5srers ~ Or ii " Mclean. treacilns
4onicht rs Rev james Campbell, q q
Rne s Nashla Preaching Al u
hv Tishop fiendrix. followed ~ the ~,
diuatidn 81 the deaeqns ard o. me ous
s,essT, ~ a'sy Al ps Ss Rev u. Il. Hayeg
Al 7tne prfShyterian church REV. n, y.
scuaday u z. sgd Roy ~ Y. ,, n. 3 ca,, leh
rev. Y. Al 1odb6y al II and Rev a I.
srniih at nixhf. All the Cutnherland PRES
bytsrfan church Raw, G. r. Smitn az ~
Ssi5-,-i baptist church Rev. D. P. Cullen
Tthe N-omaa's PARSONAGE and Home
Nft.tior sesiefv met at go with MIS-.
Jbsn Adams N the chair. Several articles
were rend showing the work alrcauE
se..e and the work still 10 be done ara
NE report 81 the society AZ Orange was
rrratnted -.
IL $50 DR.. J II Mclean addressed me
-, fereuce an Tho Church Extension Work.
~ said TINT we needed church buildings
for the confederation OF our strength
fhst without them our tabrics we're eS 49,
into witch "a church Organization was
easiiv gathered The theory ot one VIZ
issfasif chsirch was as fantastic Ns WE
tf,s,,r,, ~ ono universal language. Hep
IA church huilding was iInperatiYely nei,,l-
III He testified In glowing terms e We
work the society Mad done IN GeorgstoNnn
md thc great work that lay befofe y
h the church ~ iarHc
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Baptr.t con gross.

Augusta. Gu. December 7--1he second
days session or the National baptist con
gress Was thoroughly interesting ana hign-
~ instructive Tie congress Is composed
Of the most distngniahed dlylnps OF the
Baptist denomination ia this country. The
aiiicst preachers OF thnt ehufch are III at
tendance 1T the congress frggn this com
try and Canada. ffln sessions are con-
Quoted pOnliciy and are larEely attended
by citizens OF various denominations The
dissertations arc OF me most important
character and or he deepest cvpccfn. The
areuinants ara eloquent and pNfuctlve.
Members Of the congress are atlil CONS
ing Ia and the mon assigned 10 the dis
ruhAlon nf the various topics nfe repre-
sentative fne1 N fffir rohlInuniiiss Many
~ thGm havo Nhtounl reputatlona The
pffFonnel or Tho hpdy 81 fine, and az the
eecretHrs said "They are an members OF
cpuEresa, The president pf tor congress-
conferred upon the Hoverppr ny Tie exec
uttvc coumittee d Tic congress Ainons
the prominent eaptsta IN attendance are
President Henry u. Weston LiA d. NJ
the l'roxer Theological seminary, Pennsyl-
vAnie. flev. john iipacqnlp Johnson. il.t,.,
pastor Of GRACE church NtE foski Henry
e. Nedder publisher OF the New York f.T-
dent u Mercer university, Alacan, taag
Rev. q = JudsQn. leylor, ~ o. pastor
af Mobile; Hey. r, n. Fnllfrd, m ~. pas,
tor az Roanoke VA. HeY- j. ~. Moody
~ D., pastor AZ DTenfcn, NY, Key, ", IA
Frannce. pastor FIFTH Affnua church, New
York, pastor Or Sac0nd German chprcb
ana about no others Tire encsfesa VOL
cputihsse through tomorrow, WHOM otter ~ Z
tfreat Ting @seclerfa Will ~ ulGOuasod
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wnEnn omar Acrons rAlbrD.


The Oft repeated tatemenf. little he-
iIeyed IN, however, by the unprofesaional
public thai an actor can not learn his
own lines was curiousy proved the other
day OF the players ceremonies IN the Mad
ison Square Garden concert hall, New
York; upon the birthday anniversary OF
Edwin Booth
Three great actors were there to make
addresses in memory ~ the famous dead
they each had Intimately known. They
ware respectively representative OF the
very first rank of their profession In three
different nations and all Of them were
men whose hair was whitened by years
and labyr and who we're fnr above the
trivial atlectatlcra Of the younger pgan or
Henry irving ana Tomaso 5 shivln A Ansa
uos to obtain copies OF their speeches %
a sissaiS Posssbie reporter FOR tns
room before the programme WAS begun
II hy any chance he had prepared copies
q hs speech for the press.
why, no. he sud slowly u have not:
haven't even made copy for myself
haven't written any speech. for /
couldn't learn u II had. ! can't possibly
learn my own tines, 50 don try. have
merely mapped Out In my mind IN n very
general way what | am going 10 say"
II may be said that II was well Mr. Ief-
fcrsoa old not prepare and deliver a set
apeeen, for no words rrepered beforehand
could possibly have eqllaled the simple and
WpnuefLuliy eNectlNe audreSs he deliver
ed. coming a. II did on tho spur Of the
mumepil elOquently and broken by emo
ton, from the warm heart OF Edwin
Booths dearest friend Henry Irving
calue IN presently ana took a modeat sent
on ne hepr near the platform. crouching
COMFORTABLY down. hta legs crossed and
his inn face nearly concealed BY ths hand
upon which Il rested when asked the
same question put to Dir, 1efferaon ne said.
yes, hnNe written out speech--iust a
Few words. But have UNFORTUNATELY only
one copy Of Z and can not give that 10
NIT Che words and must read them mn
WIN, cheerfully give II TO YOU after
M Irving TOOK HIS manuscript nbon tho
PLATFORM with him, and, though The did
not actually read from H. he Elnnckd at II
lpnr or Ave times during the brIef deiiv
cry. y Wal written on three small sheets
q single note paper Of the I.vceuni fhes
Yer, Upon the reverse side of these AFRO
Written y AYR lrying's largest and plain
TWO hundred and flfty-elght syorisf Ana
vet tie greatest Of litinr Ffnpilab .otc ss,'
Who has mnsteiS1 inntImgrnble f'partsif Il,
ms long and SUGGESTS career. was COM
pfNcn r cnrfy ne MANUSCRIPT upon fh>
b nif 9n5s M ~, nm and to refer TO Il
Whom Mr. Saiylni faced the nudIenrs n
carried manuscript IN his HAM arA
NJ. aerTraon Is tho presiding officer ~
tlqf hlsetsAF onered an apology 10 the MI
that as SIR. salvini had been H ,,na ss1,ylni
.tnen,orlze MS own conposltinn he woui5
ne rafnpelled 70 read III And Mr. sssf,,,,t
eisa req Y. r,ongh he showed the effeets
~ ft,.4F ~ dciiVerinH sonle Of the fine,
I rrlt, S,ltiiont lookinR ~ his manu-
OF the statement that actora can ,,ot .,,., ~
orixe their own linea7 '
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a pIApoLrcAL pEnp.
The Relatives Of a wealthy Texas
widow Put Her in nm Asylum.

widow Put Her in nm Asylum.
Louisville, KY, December IA sensa-
tional story has been developed IN this
city The parties involved are some OF
the most prominent people in Kentucky
Mrs. Betty stcckdale wealthy widow
OF Texas, was released from private
Institution in st Louis a few days ago
as cured. This was done without notinca-
tion to her relatives. She came direct
to Eouisviile Thursday en- route TO Rus
sellville. Ky. She charges Ecissteln
stoclsinie her brother-in-law, with trying
to send her back to the asylum, though
she declares she IS perfectly sane stock
dale upon learning that his sister-in-law
was In town, hurried TO the depot and
detained her. She was taken 70 Louis
VILE hotel and kept d prisoner ali night.
but escaped in the morning and finally
LETT for Russellville 10 Join her mother.
She says she never WAS Insane
stcckdale claims She was taken To st.
Louis by her brother. Stcckdale Is a
nephew Of the late Iiickstein Norton
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-10

tnu tfat his appointment - foatut1tlcr
A99iln wonla be made shortly. ~ Tor
HlmIapmau "a sadent be win receive
the appointment tne first Or next week
Austin society.
Aastin, Texas, December Done OF the
soclhi events Of the week was the recep-
ton eiven NY the Austin clpu.
The followlns ladles and gentlemen
"as a ana MA frank clover, Mr., ana
Mrs. VIII Hoiley. Mr.. aud Mrs. A. =.
johnson, Mr, and Mrs; Walter Iipsl ME.
scheriing. ~ and MIRA Smith, pr and
Mrs. fillgartner. Mrs. Joe Boothi Mrs
Frank Knisht, Mrs Anna iiearn. MIS-; u
Grace Knight. frankie aid Georgia slnlp-
son. Marie Daniels, Meggo smith Nay
Nai NANNY y, Mnnela ,ynitb lila nelie Wasaoner
DAISY Taylor, Daley Fisher. Goldman,
Nora pilwortll Nettie Baker. Messfs.
shersn Drake Henry Ladd, Ernest Gold
man WIN Smith, Professor ID Anna John
w phillips. n, Mcfarland, c. II. Byers,
Mann Trice. J. II. Henderson, H.. y. Har-
rlson. s. y. peCordoya, =. n. Dean, \.
IL Cniles, Nj b. Cuftiss. Mike Butler, w.
7. Gaines j. Z. Wllbann. Harry Metzger,
Howard Long, Louis Davis Mark Swain,
The musical portion q the ,pregrsnme
was under the direction OF Professor
mental pieces and was assisted By Misses
Grace Knight and May Winnie Anderson
VINO gave voSS. seiections
The return Of Miss May Winnie Ander-
son from the East where she has been
attending conservatory II music for tho
last two years, was sisnalged by recep-
ton given IN honor Of her return at the
home or her parents. MIR. and Mrs.
Charles =. Anderson. who reside on West
sixth street.
The following were the participants at
the debutanie's entrae into Austin 30
ciety:
Misses Fisher. Sampson, Taylor Morris.
Maillot Sullivan, Sullivan. Smith, Ma
ldreN. Burroughs Edwards Smith, Daniels.
Booth Miller, Eessie Miller, Sampson.
Withefs Shelley, Harlan, johnson, Dill
worth. Ward, Anderson, Nessrs Rector,
Snoct, gobin. Vance, Robinscn, Miller,
smith, Corner. johnson. Swain. MeCarty.
koberGeau, FAINTER, Wnddlll. Lee, Brown.
Mclasky, WILCOX Ellis. bartholomew,
Moore, Collett Calhoun. Hart Moore and
HornberRer Mr.. ami Mrs. W. n. Booth,
". and Mrs. Drake, Mr.. and Mrs Brush.
Nj. ana Mrs. MHNcv. Mr.. aud Mrs. Ans
dcrHpu, Mr., and Mrs. Goldman.
The Anderson home was deliberately dec
GRATED With rare eSutirS, and these were
In perfect harmony with the elegant cos
TIMES. "a sklilfui hand had prepared
the esli,les and from the more substantial
20 the dalnuest dishes art was quite an
parent as a conspicuous contributor 70
the fsast Miss Anderson's debut was
brilliant and she has every reason to ex-
pect long continued enjoyment OF So
ciety's richest fayorS.
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Be1nngs necfmher a.--rtFe srs q
iasls s'srangs Ensnss p woe. uiue Msas
sesgiat HAflfegs thlsa Ehnv. isio
81 fSsr!c taffs~in BreWn w1r, Fsc
t9,aia 4scf4e. fldis1es us.Fe Tssna. 7as.4
rtye firsestEz-s ;c;ian Wcn, lelusly ssc-
cr4. She iaitl3 -hsr1 Tinle 17s
gne fae FT sp1. eb ascond. lsis-
t9lr ana t4sf safl ~ Nernt1A Fsan
sslnya eeegnA Waodaaa ttisd Tlniu
1-lat3
"a fgriease-st r.rna wen. Rciera So
cts4i l-Lfef tltrl linte, 11It3f
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nlshop lslnsoisiug's VISA.

fesrDedecboHl TEXAS D0eembtr q.--Rf
Rev. &. II. Kinsdving Of the tast TeAas
Erisrpru diocese. paid has annual ginlta
tioit 10 the city yesterday and preaehca a
nlost cxceiltrf sermon last nlaht 10 a
large congregation. using Tor his text a
pait on the "a verse Of the glth chapter
of. MATTHEW. f'As hat shall ] do then eith
iefuf which ~ called C'hrisie' After TIT
nerinun tho ordinance of confirmation was
conferred on three candidates Bishop Kin
solving, n company with Rev. George n
Crockett, left this morning by private
conveyance Tor San Augustine.
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ett1 sses p-ah4 Az tnss rlr,t -,.r xtsnti
go tft1tf Nntof rht 4l01 fftNfieStleE ne
ufe el 1t n Httt "A az $40 wftf4.sfi44 al
~ trAtf
llise F&tcls Stans rs<1rnst rsre s,res.
ttrs r'ctee kct hss rts1 tiSftS frrvte
,hrctsa ~ S'sF rcStr7asy ca sit va
x'he ersNz = irwa tsAAs anses ssi1
6143ttss t eoaa
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chicaEq, December e.--Defectige Isdwara
CARNEY. who captured the notorious t,st,
Topeefa Huhe" Burrows ana jim cum
minRs. died last right from The ef.e,, =,
bullet wound received While M ~ ~
attempting 70 arrest two private detecs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-10

I.see a. mat We have b.sn
ssc.. !, nv \, pressed bsnss,Iee .Erest..
Sir,ss ,, rpenfss ,pgs Il. I, 4
~ 'etn. On the t5rs NI1
~, - gre must Lass 1ites2snpll Il N. Z. "a
" ,iiorgetfulncss. Il , ~se n ~. ie''
nsaNsn were noaes, tt''.f A. ~
e sNlLt Oblivion q ~ n n N. n 4
y NY wrongs we suffer I, h.ea y, 3, !
- 'ne candle o. HE = 'Ai' t'lsi X. Z
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South Bend, Ind, pasemSs, II, /.
the robbers Of The South n.ss ~
bank Thursday the police hsv. +, Is ).
the perpetrators. The man Z, .... q
picion rests Is the nosn.,,n.
brtck man. Frank Smith XXX ,I
Red Austin IN swindlinr f;snw1s,ss ~ Is
CERT Of tAls city out Of s1oe5 nj, = WY
a gold brick deal. s'' ~ W
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49,, laredo ,I Texas, December ! !.
i Il ws g o 3 s sNs,m n SIiS = 'Sss'
ture dcalers. ana io,, s,all, 4 q. q
commission merchants ~ Aoo'y
~ resided n the norih ', ers \ s.l'a 4
Cohad fl,rtiitGrs storad rps Mfs.'
aaI nI Eats q about si6oo0 u sss1 *.
hs d MN y lnss bs is,, James ,isss
partiuent. All was 4 t sd Xxx X, ~, 4
ance Is dividei rs foIIews. IN" ~ 4, IN !,
A.s,g9s.si,,ficsp Sirs II PhiladslpSIss " ,s;;
PhIlsde p aFS nis5oes Fife Assaiss.,
Mo. 5000; PennsylvAn51aa' g All " ~ II
company. 5000. Hafffors W l1sla]
kfrg- Bremen. 5000 AM. NpQl 81
York. 5000. '''''''s''e$n I, n
m ne my was also covered /, i.
no insurance : fr'lnf ~
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THH DrArH ROLL.


Bryan Texts, December s-Dave Nc.
Donald died Yesterday Of pneumonia al
Ae home OF MILAN Hover, near this cit}
Deceased was raised III this county Aka
mad lpst retlrned a few days ago fyon,
tne West where he has been living tho
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rhn Antonio. Texas Decrtnher g.--Tha
hHssrlek bank Building sas ypiu today
70 ~ h~eeflnRen fof f7Vp55 After
psying N q mogtenfs 81 G;s.ffo tbe 1als
49, ~ tne MqAty wl.l ne ptcd IN baYiHf
y. = p.I esnt 1lxiuall1 II tho cfndItofa %
sng naiu M,afpfiek s4tat8 ROW M fs's hsnda
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Galveston. Taxsa Dteembsr o. a6aru.
more ~ ~ nerbor, manaxes Of fkn TIE
mont opera hcuap, aux Or laiunefion e.
restrain The manager from issDius rfes
sfaiHme was dqcideJ IL favor II defeud.
Nnt 70 The district esaft to-day. Judge
atrT'aTt xsasa ses re reason Why tha niSII'
nHff Nlonia De compelled 70 falril 4 rrl,s
taIft unfatsfarofy h. him
tne ig9ndou daiety Crib date H4s can.
e s..ks l1r io,14frpH aight o. order d Man.
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FREEMAN December t--Conssaeie
lloyd this morning arrestsa Tom czney.
me- segro whp come ;irne esnre ascIe ).
Z, 9pisnss wetch and pavned II % As
katx, 4 ers =oods Bsefehalss hers he hsa
on SIX shooter
AIse Mexican CIRCUS reniainkd here today
ana was sfeefce ~ a Iaresr crowd saas
they had yesterday.
The Ghrstmas trade has commences
here ard The merchants afn an ellts b.lsy
sven With the extra help they sssfc 81.
cured FOR ffie hnlidays
Tive revival re Hsptist church. eon-
assisted by Az Hart ii caiyettsn. wh5
copdQctg he musical features ~ IL ii
BrcNtt IN iufsseft The cnii=fsr=lious
are barge and innch good VIII doabtiess
closes
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That Is what you a,...9.. rrSial
Who have been reeeisat,nss. + X /. ~, "
n,ent sfats that their al', ,;'.s s'i a
,nent dhis is sspeeiail, ~ W. ii
~ - = a,aeas5s peoul.ar g s. VIZ IN
.e e,, are oiieate 10 tlltt q. Z. (;
49, ~ Z xS,,se lar the doesof WI ~, q n
these cases peitna Y 49, -, - zf1s 3
experience ann slszs strf, ~ t.'+
dlseases that ihs{ 80 80 "a, >1'i.
fail; II he does. ~ = ! sin1 K ~
he Is not c0lnpelene y "a
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E1FTET TTTTF ~
Isockharf. Texas December s.--afr. Jne.
sprneiL q farmer living nine miles south
q Loekhari, lost his cweliine house ~
fire jApt Thnraday 9he family were ali
c1i ealherise pershh when ,fis mr. a..
Wrftp ana everything was feat Ie3.eflis
we Iamlly ~ aa-LIlule elLcalnllz 10.
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1ail1.Vfs. 1snrnssrss S-sfs.rta rtrs.gh a
tuiaE Eniie hss - says his sila ccs
ziee ~ neasr,art ~ frsn lteles- @fen
trie 1rAaY ari3 e AnSlg Ant< hf wet car
raa6 80 the sea4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-10

Five thousand honey bees nj, 1
pound and an ordinary hire conhsl
1000 bees OF honey and wax o, "A
ing bee carries about twic> NJ n
weight.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-10

Iy'er- Texas December 0.--A houze
h.'fpeq q Egllarf lsE nsght the property
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Thc nced al ! n \

Drenden, Texas December l. w
wards tried to KIN his .ittr ~ ,
killed himself, He was tsu5s,,-,
sane. II --Ft-'''..4
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SAar AftTtfNtit atcnrIr o.tr t--t5t-flill
= rr1 7rHt er-ttrcAa - IRE t,rl.rf Sthfes
rtrfs - tprc rflars IN tsaiizfsIsit 4 1saff
q hrFFrs stt0 t1t eesltts SEscs frcH
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-10

PALESTINE Dsesrnhsr AM. ana Mr..
usn McIsesa arr sisistn< II fs9ston
III y hlililzs@1rKA 81 cEzpssaaa
~Hs here yesterday 81 hestntss.
Mr. sEsals Galley pronfans you're
sefsiepsn u this city. VINO Is Atfendsng
the Ati4siB college. Is AZ bazla villa ia
parents fgf the NaiIeafs
Cole1es + Ahakr Iaden m 40 rezrr-
PAPER uiqsn NA9 ros te46es Ia t43netsew
Has h@fe Ysater@Hs saxMnT baS1s Ntth
There was elight IRE "a sprin9 str~es
yesterday uarnipE, The frssit atafic n 4osss
ftsnly haY.rE cznVtit ore hiif The fsars
WIS qiliekJ e1tln1nizhea ard 10. eyer
SlQ1 1AmaEes MAS done
The Jellnls tcif4an aoupauv has e-o
playlAe q crowded houses for ths rzaf
ttren nisnfa and "a sho aee hrr 49,
beirg afSt-cinss
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Sce-z LIS reees-iser s.--7-1s Go~rsaaf
ss-as-ts 1saeSs-s .r.ssigte Eas srsr u sss-
asa here Tssse-eEy ~. ts-sT VIA s7es
stssnsanS4 e. ne tsacasra sez~zSanzt ~
rsa-te caty tu4ss Saaz NsHTEs
u rvFzssere sra alzss terirse hn1 Fecrsts
~, a zunis.e< q aIpeStla;4s Aa1 Eilsls
3. sEtssAss = se1<sssa AAys nesa e'ss =
hsrne xR1 Ss41ls hs1pasaag = =
as.iissrst zAk ss1,eu he-e lhst 1srHt 49,
<sas r4ts 1.sN hcrSz4 azst sz1etts vars $3.50
e.nts ii tszyees- Ass9sts - ~ -. .s--ssi
1&E Eos,R - ei1rs1t1
Ben Tst&eA TIE xlGse5 rrfriiiSr f4,et sfr,
HosfeaA4fI xtn8ii z;g25enrf hare Gas7
1rataY r1SAs "a Political feFs.es ard
Morre a. esEh sf,1-t tsth stroct .r -
ts-slifaasH rs51EAuF. essteat.y c7faEsasisa
k4sz.rtt1 rizA g1H4nafe
8 ssi cerr&tg Il. though ysrs
llfsse = bsinx Ecid
N5x& tezwts va vexfxsdAy 10 wlast rs
Rtcek gasl III " krizanaa
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Mr.. Youngbryde-.Thes hot t;s.Sl,
ut for angels. darling,
Mrs. Yo1iigbryde On raplufs,40s
kind OF YOU 10 say sol
Mr., Youngbiyde--Yes anrt. II,
digestive organs, you know,
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A Double Tras,esv.

Green Castle Ind. Dacemt4r III
Crandnil killed his wife md III q
this morning. Jealousy vas d. IN