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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
MAS. WOODS Fail 60 70 esT DAMAGES
Maaa waila gurv kesurned q veraIci
Against tser.

Maila wnlia gnre kesurned q veraIcl
Against ter.
Walla Walia. WASH, Nov. Is.-Judge
Hartford returned from Portland this
morning and reopened the United
States court. The case OF Mary Woods
against Marshal Drake and Deputy
Marshal Parker, to recover 125. 900 dam.
ages for alleged false arrest ana i'm.
pris0nment. Was resumed. The main
portion Of the day was taken up Ia ar
guments BY attorneys % the jury. The
jury retired a. $50 p. M. and at a1S
returned with a verdict ia favor ef de-
PENDANTS.
w. Il. Greenwood. who was tried on
the charge Of manufacturing and iaau-
ing spurious coin. In which the Jury
failed 70 and a verdict, was released
from custody and gave 5000 bonds 10
day e appear at the next term OF
court
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
M0a0EaE0 rrs woMAN AND CHILD

Suicide 20 LAREDO, feKaa. A0mnIllel
Terrible Grimcs.
Laredo. Tex. Nov. IA woman and
q beautiful child were found murdered
four miles from here Last night. The
murderer this morning killed himself.
He had registered at a hotel ns G. 2.
chlnier and family. He had nearly
since or his person. The woman said
she was from st. Louis. The man said
he was going 70 Monterey as superin-
Esneent Of the railway shops there.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20

The alieged strike ON the Great North.
eru railway. which was a nat failure from
its inception has at last been recognized
as such BY neba from Woodstock ana pth-
er 4, X Y. leaders. who now declare that
IL ~as not authorised. Notwithstanding
the claims Of the strikers not a single
train, freight or passenger. was DELAYED
beyond It's regular schedule, save by nat
nraA causes The tatteraneea uf Roy
Goodwin followed by acts AZ KAllnpali
confirming his remarks. ailenatcd public
sympathy. Il any existed. whleh W doubt
ful, as the causes for classification were
IN the main not SUFFICIENT 80 juatlfy q gen
erml Htrlke. The legS0n Is NJ learned Il
that strikes inanaurhfed ny threats az
violence and nnnrehtatlc uetNrAneaa will
not Be successful or sanctioned III 4 conn.
ny which viii allow freedom 81 speech
ana action Within lawful luasa
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
BtRLReFs4 49, N.,arnERs ROADS


An IL ssirs STORY That Was origin
ass IN thieaMo
WhNe THE country has watched With
intera sha attempts Of President Hill
81 che Great Northern TO get control OF
the Northern Pacific. and have witt
messed hiB three successive failures. II
Is interesting TO learn Of reports that
another corporation lying ia the back
ground has made overtures looking to-
wards the running OF the road.
The story which Is reported from
chicaEo, In 10 the effect that the Bur
lington would q willing 70 take entire
possession az the Northern Pacific or
form a very close traffic contract with
Il. such Az Ia now In effect between the
Chfcaeb and Northwestern and Union
Racina ana perhaps even guarantee
interest on its bonds or . fixed amount
nf nSt earnings per annum. Burlington
officials IL Chicago profess TO know
nothing about this matter. The Bur-
lingtou Is owned and controlled prfnei-
pally ~ Boston capitalists.
For = sAeng ames ever aince the Bur-
linzton eEkad vest. Il has been known
that the ann was TO cross the CONT
nent. and All sorts Of rumors have from
time 70 time been set Rioat. At one
time 1t was claimed that the Burling-
t0n would make connections with the
Great Northern at Shelby Junction
using the Great Falls q Canada road
from Great Falls. but after building
through Wyoming to Huutley, on che
Northern Pacific. a few miles east Of
Hialin@R traffic arrangements were en-
tered into with that road for the
through business. That the Burlington
intends to ultimately reach the coast
has never been denied, but should the
rumor relative TO It's securing the con-
trol. or management under certain con-
ditiona OF the Northern Pacific, il
might be several years before tina plan
0f continuation would be contaminated
There Seems to be great aversion to
Mr. Hill. the president of one trans
continantas linas securing control Of an
other. and n " said that the European
hondhoIdcfa of the Northern Pacific win
never consent 20 the deal. And IL Is
net likely they would look with greater
favor on the absorption OF the property
~ the Burlington.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
MARLaoaouea al T4g noRsg SHOW

observed Of Al observers % the Madl.
son sqmnrs Garden.
New York, Nov. 13.-The duke ana
duchess Of Marlborough were among
the guests az the horse show tonight.
They arrived a. Madison Square Car
den at o'clock ana were the observed
of all observers The scene In that
garden when they arrived was more
brilliant than At any tine during the
show.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
HoWoATs's SENTENCE AFFIRMED

Must serve Einht Years tn the reniten.
tiary Unless psrdOusd.
washington, Nov. i4..-The district
court Of appeals today affirmed the de-
claion Of Judge McComas in the case
OF Captain Henry Howgate. who was
sentenced to four years on each OF the
two counts Howgate has surrendered
himself and IL now in charge o. the
marshal An application for pardon
will be made.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
Marriage Paper

Containing over 900 advertisements from
Ladies and Gentlamea who want 10 get
married. Tie best marriage paper pub
lished. Send 10 cents In stamps or silver
for a sample copy and fun Information.
now KSor. sp.s.ae. wash.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
10y stoLTo nouolAss MIssINo

INT OTtVLF0 NNTINENFf9aI FiTooEEFN
Mamma Appeared, Lady SholEo Lost Her
job end Hubby IL Iaot.
Los Angeles. Nov. 1a.--Mrs. Mooney
can not ind her daughter. Lady sholto
Douglass. today. AIRS. Mooney arrived
here yesterday afternoon and succeed
"a In raising a tremendous rumpus.
She was put out OF the theater where
her daughter was playing, the daughter
lost her engagement and Lord sholto
threatened 10 shoot her. Lord Shnltn
says today that he has sent his wife
away where her mother can never see
her more.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20

en- pN d2-.-1k1 the request
~ w fbk department. General
hAakon. commanding ne department
~ EQi rs has been Instructed Is hold
faere 81 8elFx 81 readiness - ais
A 81 10 she mreae ~ thn
slSnn s. taa Indians cn tie Southern
&N Hrw Colorado
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
BOHEMIAN TUNNEL Fl7g Is Oven


VIII &c Cleared Of Dsbris and aade
Ready for Trans.
Livingston. Mont. Nov. 13.-The Ere
IA the Bozeman tunnel. which has been
raging furiously for nine weeks has at
last burned itself out. The tunnel IN
about clear OF smoke and deadly gases.
Az soon as the tunnel cools sufficiently,
the task OF cleaning Il out win be
pushed. There Ia much dirt on the
track. This obstruction viii be re-
moved End temporary timbering viii
be put In. II is expected the work Will
take two months or more, but when II
is completed trains win be run through
this mountain again. The Northern Pa
cific. Il Is stated. has decided 70 line
and arch the entire tunnel with solid
brick masonry. Its progress. however.
win not interfere with the use OF the
tunnel
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
sREAcs OF THe rEuTRAllrY LAWS
This srani2a u athSrlttss Ask That fhe
sgeamsf fsanrada 40 selrcd.

This spanish Aathrrtgtss Ask That 1he
sseamsr lsaHgada 80 seized.
Washington. Nov. l4.--The Spanish
authorities az New York. Philadelphia
and Wilmington, under instructions
from Minister De Lone. have presented
evidence To the United States district
attorneys At those cities BY which Il Is
expected lie a3eau8er IHurada win be
seized fa an alleged breach OF the
neutrality aasgs. the charge being that
she took the Csapedes flibustering par
ty 10 Cuba, Official dispatches received
this evening indicate the seizure VIII
be made at Wilmington.
URGE RECOGNITION or CUBA.
Washington. Nos. 1.-THE racowni-
ton ~ congress of Cuhans as beIilger-
eaaa was un6ea IA 3 resolution adopted
az fpdhys NeN4fon or the National
brotherhood q Eleetrleal workers.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
Nh STEVENSON IS QUITE sANoulNE


Pittsburg. Nov. 1s.-vice President
Stevenson who passed through Pitts
burg on his way west, said TIE recent
republican Victories viii not Affect tbs
democratic party next year and print-
dent Cleveland viii be accorded re-
nomination & be wants Il
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20

Philadelphia. Nov. l3--H. II. Holmes
the alleged multi-muraerer, who was
recently convicted Of the murder OF q.
n. Fietzcl. today, through hlG counsel
filed reasons Tor q new trial.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
BANQUET 10 ARCHBISHOP laELAND

Omaha Clab EnIeFinlned ahe Dlatgn
gnished Catholic l'retase
Omaha, Nov. IA banquet given Al
the Omaha Club this evening In honor
Of Archbishop Ireland was . very elab-
crate affair Over 100 plates wers laid.
John Bush vas toastmaster. The other
speakers were Archbishop Ireland, j.
NJ. Woolworths w. =. Gurley, Henry
=. starbrook and Hon. Henry Rose
water.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
Id Fashioned

compound cafharlio
pills, blue pills, ical-
oFnei or other rnereu-
rial preparations.
should not be used In
these days Of cnlight-
ened medical science,
when II Is 50 easy to
getapureiy vegetable
pill In concentrated
form. sugar coated,
ia Riass walls, at any
store where medi-
cines are kept.
Dr. Pierce was ffrgi
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
TAE husslAN FINANeIAL AagNclgs

Ministry VIII Have Representative al
Az the Maney Lenfers.
st. Petersburg, Nov. 1.-THE minis
try OF finance next year will have
agents at London. Berlin. Genoa, Con-
stantinople. Manchuria, corea and the
United Statea
Tho mint issue for 1895 win be 100. GEO..
600 roubles worth 81 gold coins z5 900. :
900 silver rouhles. so0.oe0 roubles small
coin and 100000 ronblea In copper.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
CAUGHT HOLD or 4 I'VE wIaE
MiehacI Carols nnkea 10 nearh Oh q
Teaspoons Pein.

Racine. wis. Nov. t7.--MichRel Car
roll. aged 80. was eieesrocuted last night
here. He climbed IN electric pole 70
adjust telephone wires and caught held
OF q live electric wire. He fen and
hung on a eroaa-arm. where he baked
TO death IN the presence 81 several hun
ared people
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
Moa THREATENS An AGED 8aUTE


Meamenth. ILL.,. Nov 1a.--Luella Mer-
rttt. aged IL. died today. shii0 Mcrn-
tyre. SO years OF age, who assaulted her,
In strongly guarded tonight ia ere war
rem county jail The popular rage has
assumed 40 threatening y phase thar
the sheriff has hastily sworn in q num-
heF Of deputies.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
sHoT EVERYBODY wlTHIa aEAcll
craxy wine wefe nar Is paris Iiaa -.
sEsalsazA %. IL. L a.

tssfsass ~ ii5s 4 ~
paris. New. 14-M. Domergue. q wine
merchant, suddenly became insane ara
killed nnmher ~ people. He shot His
E1ke al mother khen apensd Gre mnan
H.l4 - -
wv #sfttN%l NAaEAANE AlNEE anu
eounalnE several others The mad
rgAn thaR herrieadea himself Ia 4 house
AND fired unon thN nendaRnes who anr-
rounded I've building.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
BUaLEGH Is SAFE
wal Surely Hold His Place as n.
p. Receiver
UNITED ACTION IS DESIRED
Reprcsen asivea Of Ail Interests wish.
ing thn nifferens judges OF
Federal Courts.

Tacomas WASH, Nov. l2.-,rhe special
train bearing Receiver BurIeigh of the
Northern Pacific and his party arrived
here laet 'night The party consisted
Of Judge G. ~ Hanford. President Ral-
stem sof sh3 Farmers Loan and Trust
Company and Counsel Herbert u. Tur-
ner of New York: ex-senator spooner
Of Wisconsin; George r. Peck OF Mil-
waukee, counsel Tor the Adams com
miftee; Eilas w. Petit. counsel for the
Bray IN xss4 board Of directors; w.
a. Underwood AZ New York. counsel
fer Receiver BuTleigh, and w. ID. Tyler.
president Of the Washington g. Column
bta River railroad. Raceiver Burleigh
lett the party here. going 20 Seattle.
and the special. after = half hour stop.
started east. # being the intention 70
run through to St Paul In AZ hours.
Judge Uanford left the train ct Paaco.
geing 10 Walla Walla.
II was learned from an authoritative
source tai Reaeiver Burlelgh Ii certain
Of bezsfR nne of the probable two re-
ceavers and that Il Is also probable that
Judges Gilbert and Hanford's court
here will be the court Of primary jnris-
judge Ianford would not discuss the
subject. bat said. .erhese people, name
" the representatives or the Adams
committed. the Farmers Loan and
Trust EoInpany and the Northern Pa
clflc railway. have come cut from the
east with their desires formulated In
d request which they intend 10 present
70 all the federal courts having turis-
dlotion over the Northern Pacific prop
erty. II Is their Intention 10 start here
and present this request 20 the courts
from here TO the east.
The nature Of the request win not
be made public unfii II II presented to
the court At New York. The gentlemen
had consultation with Judge Gilbert
and myself at Portland and presented
the request. They are now on their
way east to present 1t 70 the other
audges"
sPooNER WENT ON.
Tacoma. WASH. Nov. i3.--Ex- Sena.
tor John c. spooner OF Wisconsin did
not stop here last night On account Of
his injury. but went on to st. Paul with
the fast special train bearing President
RAiHton OF the Farmers Loan q Trust
Company and party. DIR. Hamilton AL
Ian, who attended him here, does not
think the senator's injury was serious
Chief Surgeon Buckley Of the North
ern Pacific hospital WAS wired TO meet
the train tonight AT Missouri. Mont.
and attend further 70 his injury.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
nsNsER OF soAaO o. EDUCATION

Governor Appoints n. =. glnsAam 10
sueeeed }. ". Roberts.
Olympia, Nov. ls.--R. =. Bingham has
been appointed BY the governor a MEM
Der OF the state board of education, vice
J. W. Roberts. who has removed from
the stats.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20

10 introduce a Little Pill to the American
people Many have initiated them, but noun
true worth, or value, for all laxative and
cathartic purposes.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
CAS- saokE away ANO RAn sAok

NFHHNNM AWEW y FNWN % WNE IFMEIl MIFFEWN
she Engineer.
Summit. n. j.. Nov is.--Four cars
being drawn up a steep grade on the
Delaware. Isackawanna a. Western rali-
way. near Short I'm. today broke away
from the locomotive and ran back At a
great speed. crashing Into the locomo-
tive OF the newspaper train. The en-
wineer Of the newspaper train was
killed and the fireman badly injured.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
The Famous
RUSSIAN FORAGE


BFNTIENN NHHNNEWWHs
Yields Double the amount Of any other
grass Tor Hay or Pasture. VIII stand tAa
Dry Season and grows as vigorously In
September as IN June. It grows ca dry
hills where nothing else win grow. n
solves the problem OF pasturaRe Ia tha
Paiouse country.
Price o. ssod. 40 cents per Pound.
Ten pounds viii seed one acre and ahanla
be sown III the fail. WIN sell nothing less
than ten pounds
Fer References. Agricultural CoIlexa,
Pullman. Wash, and Agricultural Depart
ment Of tho University Of Idaho. Ad0resa
all ordsrn 10
N. j. suIFLnS
Moscow KdaAe.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20

san Francisco repeTtN tendency "a
slight Improvement ia prices In 5 few
llneM
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20

Southern Idaho, from the advantages
offered. Is just now receiving attention
from abroad; 800 families. comprising
one colony. are coming this season, and
as the public domain is limited. 1t will
evidently not be long til the desirable
lands win all be taken.
This company offers the best terms OF
any Ia the state. For particulars or
further information. call on or address
The Opelousas courier., 1895-05-04
Chateaubriaud q Nine Recemier.

A Poccasion DIES jours saints que nous
venons de traverser, nous publions une
lettre de Chateaubriaud d Nine Reca-
mier, oil le grand 6crivain decrlt les
pompes du mercredi saint a Rome.
C'est une des plus admirables des-
criptions qu'ait jamais inspires lie
christianisme
"Je commence cette lettre le mer-
credi saint M soir, an sortir de la cha
pelle Sixtimc, apres avoir asslste Il to-
nebres ct entendu le Mirerere. Je me
%souvenais que vous m'aviez parl6 de
cette belle ceremoDie ct j'en etais d
cause de celia cent fois plus touche.
C'est vraiement Incompatible: cette
clarte qui meurt par degre, ces ombres
qui en%veloppent peu a peu les merveli-
les dc Michel-ADge tous ces cardl-
naux a genoux, &c Pape pros
tern6 Ini-m6me au pied de rautel, OH
quelque jours avant j~'avais WI son pre-
decesseur; Get admirable chant de souf-
france ct de misericorde, s'elevant par
intervalle dams 10 silence ct la mutt
l'id6e dun Dieu mourant sur la croix
expier les crimes ct les faiblesses des
hommes; Rome ct tous ses souvenirs
sous les VOTES du Vatican: Que
n'6tiez vous Ia avec moi! Jaime JUS
QUA ces cierges don't la lnmiere etouf.
fee laissait echapper une fnmee blanche,
image dune vie subitement etelnte.
C'est n belle chose que Rome ponr
tout oublier, pour mepriser tout ct
pour m0uIlr."
The Opelousas courier., 1895-05-04
AL on a Postal Card.

Mr.. A. E. Jones won a prize offered by
the Topeka Mail, Kansas, for the best
idea on Il postal card. Here 1t is:
NV experience is that farming, to he
profitable, must be conducted on the
most exacting plan OF economy IN every
department, and recommend the fol-
lowing: Study to have the work done
in the best manner with the least labor.
Good fences make ~peaceabie stock.
Keep farm tools in repair and under
cover, Don't let manure go to waste.
Study the comfort Of all farm animals,
including the hog. A half-starved ami
NAL indicates the character OF the
farmer. Never allow weeds to get
ripe. Look we'll after the weak ami
mails the strong ones will take care OF
themselves. A leaky roof means a rot
ten floor. The store box is not a good
place on which to raise a revenue.
Trim up around the fence corners.
Waste makes want, and want breeds
discomfort. A stunted calf or pig
means a future loss of time and feed.
Keep the harness in repair and we'll
oiled. There is economy in ground
feed. The loss on hay aud other crops
would pay for a good barn in ten years.
Ground proughed in August and Sep
tember is in the best fix for early
Spring work. Horses should be water
ed in the mornina~isre feeding.
P%atronlze home industry and don't
worry about the future.
The Opelousas courier., 1895-05-04

A prominent physician of New York
has contributed an interesting chapter
to modern science on the strange phe-
nomenon of the racial factor-the rela-
tive longevity and the peculiar diseases
of different races. He has concluded
that in the United States the colored
race is shorter-lived than the white,
and has a very high infantile death
rate ; it is especially liable to tubercu-
lOsis and pneumonia, and less liable
than the white race to malaria, yellow
fever and cancer. The Irish a has a
rather low death rate among its young
children, but a very high q among
adults. due, to a considerable extent, to
the effects of tuberculosis, pneumonia
and alcoholism. The Germans appear
to be particularly liable to disorders Of
the digestive organs and to cancer.
The Jews have a low death-rate and a
more than average longevity they are
less afflicted than other races by con-
sumption, pneumonia and alcoholism,
but are especially liable to diabetes,
locomoter ataxy and certain other dis
eases Of the nervous system. While
these initial and relative results possess
only q rather curious interest in them
selves, later Investigations may involve
some important and valuable truths for
pathology.
The Opelousas courier., 1895-05-04
An Object Lesson.

We are now doing legal advertising
at a discount of 66S per cent from usual
rates. To illustrate what this means,
we invite the attention of the reader to
the advertisement of the sale OF the pro-
perty of the estate Of Victor Haibe, in
serted 10 our last Issue and to be found
in another column. This sale measures
4 legal squares, and the regular price for
the s insertions required by law would
be $12. We have charged this estate.
for this advertisement, $4-one-third Of
$12. Thus, a clear saving to the heirs
of So has been made by having this adj
vertising done in the COURIER.
Further than this, we may add shat we
have reason 10 believe that the Clarion's
squares are smaller than ours and that
four squares by our measurement make
five Of the Clarion's. 1t is therefore fair
to assume that the Clarion's charge for
an advertisement like the one referred
to would be SIS. Our price. as we said
before, is $4-a saving to the heirs OF
81 on this small advertisement e; on one
twice it's size the saving would be $22 /;
three times its size 1888, and SO on.
Is it not worth while for interested
parties to look into thisg
The Opelousas courier., 1895-05-04
AT IN NAY
United Confederate Veterans Reunion
Association.

The following communication ex-
plains itself:
OFFICE OF GENERAL MANAGER,
Houston, Texas, March 90. 1895.
The week beginning May 20. 1895,
will be the most important In the his
tory Of Houston.
In addition to the annual gathering
Of the United Confederate Veterans
Reunion Association, there will be the
largest encampment OF United States
and Texas troops ever held south OF the
Ohio river.
The magniicently appointed grounds
ton have been placed at the disposal of
the Executive Committee, and it is
merely repeating the opinions of many
newspapers, published at a distance,
when we say that no more comfortable,
convenient and altogether desirable
place could be had in this country.
The Southern Pacific railroad will run
complete passenger trains every ten
minutes, upon a belt line from two de-
pots located in the heart Of the city to
the Driving Park. Arrangements will
be made in advance to handle $4,000
passengers, daily, at TEN CENTS FOR THE
ROUND TRIP.
The people of Houston are now build
ing a permanent Auditorium, capable
of seating 10000 persons comfortably.
The initial meeting in this superb con-
vention hall, will be held by the Con-
federate Veterans. The Auditorium is
| upon Main street, the principal thor
onghfare Of Houston.
A centrally located bureau Of infor-
nation will be established, which will
be headquarters for everything.
There will be no conflict in any de-
partment, the work is already we'll in
hand, and the generous people of Hous-
ton have solved the financial part of the
entertainment sixty. days in advance.
The program is not yet ready in all its
details, but enough has been decided
upon to insure a grand success. The
| old veterans will be given first consi-
Iteration in all things, but all visitors
will be taken care of, no matter how
many may come.
The leading decorating firms Of
tiyes upon the ground. There is a
pervades the entire population regard
ing the reunion. Houston is upon her
mettle, and means to make a record
! which will make Texas and the entire
south proud that she is a Texas and II
southern city.
The railroads Of Texas will bring the
Texas troops aud federal soldiers free
of charge, and these young men will
delight both veterans and visitors with
an excellent program.
There will be music by myriads Of
bands ; there will be concerts by train
ed voices; there will be gala times and
good cheer will reign supreme. The
boys who left the older states 10, 30 and
/ M -