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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-07-27
MOUNTAIN FLOOD
twenty-five Persons Known to
Have Been Drowned in
Colorado
And 1t Is Feared the List
May Be at Least
Doubled.
Many of Those Who Persisted
Were Campers From
Denver.

DENVER. Colo, July $50 far as as
certained % people persisted in the
great floods that swept down upon the
towns of Morrison and Golden in the
foothills, near Denver. OF this number
10 Were from Denver and were campers
in Bear Greek canyon. There We're
many more campers in that vicinity
and it is feared that the loss of life will
probably be much greater than is now
known. ~
Some reports say that when Bear
Greek canyon is fully explored it will
probably be found that no less than 80
people persisted in the food. Great
anxiety is felt by many families in this
city, members of which were camping
in the mountains.
A Terrific Mountain Storm.
The torrents which rushed down the
canyons upon Morrison and Golden and
other mountain towns, were caused by
q terrific mountain storm, which ex-
tended for 100 miles or more. From
Boulder, in the North, where the dam
age was slight, all down the range
West, almost to Pueblo, the storm
swept its destructive way.
At Morrison and Golden the torrents
tore away buildings, uprooted trees,
washed out long stretches of railroad
tracks, swept away bridges and spread
humiliation through the towns. Their
work was brief, as the warnings they
gave was inadequate, and almost be-
fore the citizens of the stricken COM
munities knew what had happened, the
foods passed, leaving only a deadly
| silence and signs of devastation every
where.
All that could be done in the dark
ness and confusion was done by the
Men, women and children
were extricated from dangerous predica-
ments, let down from the roofs of float.
ing houses, helped out of trees and
drawn out of the very whirl and death
of the torrents. 1t is feared that lives
have been lost at Central City and per-
haps at other points in the mountains.
There is great difficulty in iobtaining
accurate information of the extent Of
| the devastation, because Of the wires
being torn down, railroad tracks swept
away and all communication with Den
yer cut off or interfered with.
The Gulf and the South Park rail-
roads suffered most severely i'll the loss
of tracks and bridges. There are also
washouts ON the San Fe, the Denver
and Rio Grande, and the Florence and
| Cripple Creek.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-07-27

Homeseeker, do you want a
cheap home in the best portion
Of South Dakota
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-28
HENDERSON COUNTY.

A Lady Who Believes IN the Perty-None
OF the New Converts Nomlnaied
Athens. Texas, Aprii 1.-The populist
county convention Met at the court house
today and was called 20 order BY C5air-
man Roberts. X u. scout was elaeted
temporary chairman and q. H. Harvey
ss.retary.
The usual committees were appointed
by the chairman. after which came Il.
Iittlo surprise. Mrs. fale Honofte wire
OF the county chairman, oatpe forward.
made short address and offered q as,,-
ing machine " hich she had reserved nom
the Truth. n populist paper o. Navarro
county. tue proceeds 10 40 ,g~afa dafl5-.-
ing the expenses Of the present popli :
campaign.
Or Malcomb Of AIalakom reauoui-i IN
short. spicy tax. and asked tne Joiy to
subscribe so and present The ma n1ne
back 10 The COCA lady. stating Wat ana
had fed mare popui!sts, 3peat mora
the popullst party IN Henderson c0Gaty'
tnan any man Ia IT. appliance Inc ~
Was raised.
the new party converts, among them
Jasper Starr. cantunate for county attor-
ney last election on the democratic ticket.
CLAYTON Han, justice of the pract Nov
York. elected on The democratic iicke,
George u. Thompson of Mulakoif. Harvey
Allison and j. ]. kichardson.
Hale Roberts and q. II. Harvey Were
elecNd permanent chairman ana setro
tary.
Following are the nominees Of Tho cor
ventton: For county judge, pilNcr Scott
county attorney. passed, district clfrk )
T. Aianes, county clerk, IL. g.. Galway
sheriff. j. Il. Gaunir: tax assessor, r. d
PrigInore; tax collector. X. -. Scott
county treasurer. u. II. Jackson. COUNT
surveyor. w NJ. Woodnrd.
Resolutions were read by Hon. Ton
Paschal to recommend for judiciary ON
GERS j. II. Burnett for district judge am
J. B. Bishop for district attorney. Tine.
were adopted by large majority.
1t will be noticed that none Of the ncy
converts win be entitled 10 any Office ihi
Haar.
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-
MILLER NOT DEAD.

Sensational Reports Of Hts Assassination
Are Proven Untrue.
Hampstead, Texas, April 21.-Wm Miller
Tho Post from Hocltiey some time last
week. and reported found IN a creek In
Harris county, ia alive aud well. and the
parties suspected OF having committed
murder were released by Sheriff Sterling.
The disappearance of Miller, mis- reported
assassination. the troubles connected
herewith and the apparent certainty that
he had been foully dealt with have been
source Of trouble TO the local officers
aud have furnished sensational material
for gossip.
His friends became alarmed when his
murder wax reported, notified the officers
and searched high and low for tho lost
man. urrcr expecting to aud him alive.
Meanwhile. the report from Hockey to
The Pos; was seen hy the officers here
and they lo;t Tor the SECOND tIne 10 IN Ike
an Investigation. During thu excitement
Mr.. John Bedford OF Harris county had
done some quiet Investigating himself. ana
found Mr.. Miller alive, though he was
pledged not to divulge his whereabouts
FIR prudential reasons.
Miller lives about twenty miles from
here, On the Montgomery county line, and
the officers say that had Miller not been
located serious trouble could not have
been ayerted
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-28
CHAIRMAN BAKER.
He Condemns the Dallas Deserters an
Thinks Mr.. Dunlap Should Reslgn.

He Condemns the Dallas Deserters ana
Thinks Mr.. Dunlap Should Resign.
Cuero, Texas. April N.--Iion. ". i.
Baker, chairman OF the democratic execu-
tive committee OF Dewitt county being
asked his views on the Dallas meeting.
states substantially:
~ am q sound money man, ana opposed
to the free and unlimited coinage of silver
by tho United states alone at the ratio
OF 16 to /. The executive committee Of
this county recognizes Mr.. Dudley and his
committee az the head of the democratic
organization In Texas. The action OF the
Hardy-Clurk conference in Dallas was to
my mind; unauthorized. unwise, undemo-
cratic and unnecessary. II Is In every
ttauanced BY any democrat who has the
welfare of his party, his State and his
country at heart.
s.The member of the executive commit
tee from this district, Mr.. Dunlap having
participated In that conference and. no
doubt aligning himself withsits organiza
ton for the future. in my Judgment II
would be advisable for him to resign from
the executive committee, IN me event
ne refuses 10 do SO, i think that every
county executive committee In mis- sena-
torial district should call upon MT. I1udley
10 appoint some other person IN MS piace.
POPULIsTS HAPPY.
y Oakland, Texas, April N.-The populist'
OF this the Oakland precinct No. OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-28

Colorado county met in primary conven-
ton Saturday evening last and transacted
business.
After some unirnportant preIminaries
nations and Endorsements. Professor j. X.
Harris of Oaklnnd was unanimously in
dosci for the legislature Il. j. rutuey OF
Columbus for county judge, H. 5. VIII
!nns for sheriff, ". n. Iightowcr for tax
collector; no Endorsements Tor other county
officers. Mir. C.. +. l.aas was nominate
for justice OF the peace for this precinct.
and then came MIR. Gray Payne. a life-lorg
democrat. aud asked :or membership ~
the populisi ranks and to be nominate 4
for constable. both OF which requests wctc
granted. tAc doxology was sung the CON
Nention adjourned und tho pops wcut
home both encouraged and happy.
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srArn sANNeiHNFEsr.

Reception rendered the Singers Who Have
ArrlvedA Fine orchestra.
san Antouio. Texas, April 27.-This
morning the visiting singers and musicians
who arc "a .oke part In tine Saengerfest
arrived over the International ana Great
Northern. being met AT the station by all
the singing societies OF san Antonio, head
ei hy car Books band.
As soon as the visitors were comfortably
ms,aIed IN thcir hotels. rehearsal at
Beethoven hail of the festival orchestra
wa cenductcei hy Prot, or Beck. The
uorsonuel of this orchostr, numbers
AMONGST II members Of Professor Beck ;,
military band, some OF tn hest musical
tnleat OF the Cincinnati taui and "a num-
ntr of other irst-ciaSs nASciaAs. The
3rciestra VIII I've even vastly superior to
That Of last ycnr.
THIS evening there was Il general reoep-
ton Of all TN singers societies Of the
TeXns Saeugeifest nt Beethoven hall and
,ef1iessrs OF welcome were made by
MtSor lilmcndor aud Il. l.. Summorls .
Tine Saenscrf@it proper viii open With a
grand concert tomorrow night At the Rec
thovcn hall.
About aNO visitors are In the city,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-28

In tho belief that YOU, eA Nil ~
If so, call on us anu mlstasti
You whether You arr rillirs ~
If II is curable, we ar A., solIcli ~
Toe ii. We specially edo o. III
have been long nes'e'' :,
treated cpEC /.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-28
CITArRSlrN RESIGN

Rrenham- roHas, April y. Tnore ls CON
Siderable dissa,sfacuon IA THIS county in
reference TO the primary election called
ior May q. 10 select county rorninors. and
" J.. Sails, one Of The clndiIat.4 Tor
shsilH' refuses 10 be governed 10y tsu
publish u cnrd Announcing that he VIII
run without x ius hefprc tnr rrlmarie.
l'r; H. lhhaM hartman OF Gas Aiu
precinct mas gent Ia his resignation, and
ID .NNress"r mas not henn tpard set.
Mr. I'D Hpeaos charm1n of Vashlng-
ion ,urggM.i has also rrs ;urI. aud SIR.
sac rrFsur
Tho4c Is considerable opposition to the
primary System, ual tn prospect for "A
triangular rgce and a Nscly scramble
NJ immlMnmt IN thLs .onntY
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-28
CARMINE PRIMARY.
Opposed to Free Silver and Nominations
for County Offices.

for County Ofnces.
Carnine, Texas, April 2s,-The demo
cratic voters of this precinct were called
to assemble yesterday for the purpose OF
expressing their views on the issues Of
the day and to select delegates to the
county convention which VIII meet at La
Grange on May 9. a very large ana en-
thusiastio meeting was the result.
The following resolutions were adopted
without Il single objection.
BE it resolved; l. That We favor
sound and stable currency and mold to
the use OF both gold and silver a. the
money metals OF the United states. We
declare II 20 he car belief that the free
and unlimited coinage o! silver at = ratio
OF IL TO !. independent Of any inteinat' onal
Or legislative s-sirguArds, Wou'u dspteci-
ate our silver money ana drive gold rom
the country ana place Us entirely Giuu 1t
silver basis. W. declare il0t we are op-
posed to the free ami ui.DAi,tci coinage
uf silver at q ratio OF Ii ie !.
:. That we heartily in1qrse the admins
tratiol Of Grover Cleveland
3. That We are opposed 20 toe making
of nominations for county officers. be
llcyinE IL 70 tho interest ~ the country
that ali voters, irrespe XIV. of party ~
iiiations. should be allowed 10 vote IL
Iccuy III the genera! election iyr ti4r lill4-
Cidates Of their choice.
!. That, 81 case "a majority of 'hc county
convention be in favor oi il1fi7r A1illil4,-
tions for county oftc"ts, ineu rhat our
te,egat-s lie ana are ifreuy INSTRUCTED Ia
Vote IN favor Of having ne n0ie.aa tiuus
made by ballot az a. pr mary eis-sign 10
be held for that purpose.
s. That our delegates 10 the county con-
Nention pe ana are hereby instr tai 10
cast their votes Tor Nessrs. !. +. Waters
and 4. a. Schllck Is cAiid.-i4tes Cor iAr
Tne following delegates were scleot4i:
Professor Mlch.let, Charles Wagner i p;
Knocke, .. T. Srhud iyrlason. H. e. Nt il-
dori, V. j. II. Iniaud, Angus, le&ett
Ernest iiyt-ich, ". II. 'tuv rier, + ritz
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-28
TnURSTON RIFLES HEDGE.
Correspondence Relative to the Gal
weston Cup Challenge.
CONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE IS PRODUCED,
She wing The thtlicn.e to Drill Was For
wnrdri In Ample Timc-rropo'cd
State OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Austin. Texas. April c7.--Tne correspond
cuce war over the Galveston semi-ccnten-
Mai cup sim continues. The latest IN
the matter is a letter from Lieutenant
Colonel WIN. Garrard, president OF me
Military Institute association OF Savan-
nah received by Adjutant General Mahry
this morning, In which pretty conclusive
evidence Is produced that the iAurston
Rifles of Omaha are not acting in Roou
faith. and that there is no foundation
for their claim that they were not chai-
lenged within the prescribed time provid-
ed for IN tho rules governing the cup
STATE CONVENTION SUGGESTED
Governor culberson has received sew
eral letters from Hon. Patrick Walsh OF
Augusta, Ga, chairman of the southern
advisory committees of the proposed South
ern Suites exposition nj Chicaso rcqhrst-
ing that a State convention toe called Ill
DeNaN for the eonsdcrati II of tho sub
i.ci, and would be GLAD To hen from the
people OF Texas as to whether such a
cunvcutiou Is desirable at this time. and
any suggestions on The subject as wyl1
convention, would bc appreciated.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
Permission to do business in Texas was
today granted the Equitable Loan and Sc
curiiy company of Georgia by the secre-
Tho Lanhcr,sen Milling company or
ll;rgwnw9,oa ,ilei It's ehaftor' CAPITAL sto &c,
sen, J. a. Austin. H. V, ilurhu'
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Miss Lula Bryan OF Houston is visiting
Miss Rosinc Mallott.
Work has been begun on the Austin
r and Gun clubs new club house.
I. II McNcmecr of Dallas has been APP
pointed assistant rate clerk of the railroai
commission.
Tho colored population Is making extern
slve preparations for an Emancipation
bay c-ie bration.
Jude" X. $. Lovett Of Houston are regis
tered at the Hotel Saige.
Hon. James r. Wells of brownsville
and Hon Il. -. Green of san Antonio are
registered Mt the Hotel Salgc
Twenty girls and twelve bows received
their iirst communion Mt st Mary's Catho-
lie church yesterday morning
Mountain Remnant Camp Of Confeder-
ate Veterans will give a Nay Day picnic
at lcss,mcr on the ilano river. on May J.
Every arrangement Is being made &c
| insure the success - tho State lawn
| tennis tournament to begin here on May
is ~ last two days
Austin viii be represented by Miss Heller
! SrhtncS and Miss Tcnnic Odom on the
programme to he executed at the onnua
1exns saongcrfest to be held in san An
tonic.
Two cotton mill subscription list is sfow-
| " Int surely being flied up, several biz
| real estate transfers have been recordct
| Of late. many INQUIRIES about water power
ara being received. and Indications of al
/ manufacturing activity In this city are be
| coming plentiful.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-28

any of these. II 10 the comh S..u !.
that human beings suffer Az
common that nine-tenths Of 4, 4.
in the world is traceable to 4 h. !
that simple, common thjns-.sss
There is no telling what Il ma, ~, ~
1t is sure to lead to something M /
mediate effects are unplea,sr, ! /
IRENE: II makes people iie,..
them headaches, makes H. d;sss
causes dizziness, loss Of apos, ;.s 1
sleep. foul breath and distisS \, ,
All this merely because Nstrr 4,
imposed upon, and has bees y.
little help she needed.
This little help 10 famish.A I 4
Picrce's Pleasant Pellets, q, n
gentle laxative and two I MIA y
There are two remarkable thlss h
" Pellets" One Is that they -.
the other that they eufe ~
There is no other medicine ,bsi -
permanently. You can t,i y,
medicine you like, as long Is ~ Y
II you stop, your trouble will M,
quickly, and the chances m 4.
will be worse than 1t was befn
isn't true of DR.. picrce's Pleturs ,
You take them until you g.t ye,si
perfect working order, and ther n
You don't have TO take any mcfe m
unless after a while you d souttss
deranges your digestive system N.
are not guessing about these All /
don't ask you to take our uusuppys!
for it. Thousands Of people h,nI
that they are true, and have hi
them. LIT the druggist who uy,er
thing else is lust as good " sell M
thing else 10 somebody else. Do.,i
trine with your health ff u. q
little more profit to himself.
Worlds Dispcnsary Medical A,s
No. Cog Main Street, Bufal,, M
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after a thorough examination pronounced


the infant blind from birth.
southern Pacific Engineer u. G. Cush-
ing today submitted 20 the Jury Of view
completed plans for constructing tho
ditch that Is to drain n goodly portion
Of beaumont md suburbs. The ditch Is
To he constructed uudor law iassrd by the
last legislature and WIN cost sh.ci.
The May pay entertainment undor the
auspices OF the Ladies' Guild of ST. Mark
Episcopal church. announced for next t'rl-
day, has been postponed until the follow
ing Monday on nccoun, VI The celebration
At kirbyvi.ic, commemorative OF the
towns birth, ana IN which nearly all Of
beaumont viii participates
The lh1i,s Benevolent association. Il
Jewish organization, have purchased Il
trac, Of lgn1 adjoining Magnolia cemetery
and will convert II into a Jewish Gene
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-28

four names enrolled. NJ. c. hell. prcsi..
dent: e. G. McGregor. TREASURER, and
Mrs. G. q. McGrcgor. secretary. They
have received all printed papers and
books neccss afy 10 proceed at once. The
ladios of kcnnev are TO be compl'mcnted
for their untring Efforts In the getting
M Of this school Many young men and
boys win attend who hcrctofoN were off
at some base ban gaine or feast and dance.
quite n nuuhcr If German children,
both hoys and girls, have joined the Sab
bath school and seem to take a great IN
tciest IN f.. l, IS expected that others
Will also ioin and that q large and per-
manont school VIII hn estnhlishcd.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-28
sr.Asurp WITH RAZOR.

Crockett. Texas, April ps,~-Last night
Levi Morgan coior'l, was cnt and serl-
ously wounded by Julius Lacy, colorod.
Lacy was attacked ny Morgaa. razor
was the weapon used. Lacy l. q one-arni'
man and the hand tia. * LETT him has
unlv Two fingers. lmmediaitly aftrr his
arres, he gave bond. Domestic trouble
was the cause OF the row,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-28
CENTRAL. TEXAS rRnsDyTERY.

Temple Texas April 1.-THE Central
Texas preshytery convened this morning
to finish business begun last week. The
most importan, business disposed of was
the appointment of a commission to es-
tablish church at Bartlett.
Rev. c. peyton's name vas enrolled on
the list of evangeliSts.
The Iiutto church was granted permits
sion to employ Rev W W. Nc MILAN for
the ensuing year.
The following protest was placed upon
the records:
I'VE. the undersigned most solemnly
protest against the action OF the rresby
terry In declining the offer of the present
owner Of the Daniel Baker college TO
purchase same. because we believe the
failure of the presbytery to accept said
offer is a failure 20 carry out conttact
heretofore made for the purchase OF sa'a
College.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-28
SITUATION IS COMPLICATED.
Chairman Fields of McLennan Puts
Boilers on Notice.
CAN NOT VOTE IN HIS PRIMARIES
Reports show That tho Dallas Disaffcc
tion Amounts to Little w ashing ton
County Chairman Resigning.

Waco. Texas. April 2T.--The latest from
Chairman Fields of the democratic coun-
~ executive committee gives the CAMPAIGN
in this county another Interesting phase.
The sound money aggregation proposes
TO elect delegates to the sound money
State convention at Austin and Chairman
Fields has served notice on them that
they can not participate IN his primaries,
which he says will elect delegates to the
dudley State convention"
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REVIVAL Ar LIVINGSTON.

llviusHton. Texas. Aprn 2J.-An Interest =
ing proiracted meeting has been conducted
by Rev j. H. EMS OF Cod springs NJ the
sauiist church here II viii probably
elose tomorrow uight. Eev. Mr., Mcclure.
The Methodist minister. has taken an ac-
I'VE interest ia the meetings and very
iaudly recalled his regular appointments
FOR tomorrow IN order 10 avoid conilt
aud to render further assistance TO such
uiapf,urS
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MISSION SoclETY.

Temple. Texas, April 1.-THE Indies who
assembled here for the purpose OF organ
izing u Presbyterian Missionary society
havc concluded their iabors and returned
homo. The following officers were elected
and Installed: Mrs Il. 4. Mci.c!ianl of
Irownwood. president; Mrs. \ u; Rose
Of Austin, vice president, MISS Forest
HaFov of liuiio, socretaryi Mrs Cooper
SAMSON Of Georgeiown corresponding sec
rciarv: Mrs. j. a. Metcalfe OF Autto.
treasurer. -,
The sessions of the society viii be he'd
~ the Central Texas Presbyterian con-
ference.
KENNEY'S SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Konney. Texas. April %. : a Sunday
s,hool Inns been Drra lied harn with sixty
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So writes a happy man Ifesa ~
Slough of Despond. Il
Well. the discovery has ben ] i.
but men are slow to believe. Isl
The way is open to inquire, soie
Why will not every mandtN
There is II simple way 10 cuNn
those bnneful effects Of the dnsd
The excuses OF later years vnNa :
lives of multitudes Of men.
There is n way to regain strsss'''
disease, overwork and worry
A way 10 secure and retain 'a !,
sacrificed TO dissipa,ion--to "hix'
after suffering an a,oncment,"
A way to repair drains on 'lesH.
sap the vitality. -
A way to replace Nervousness = :.
dependency with courage and tll,
A way to give full strength s' y,
md tone to every portion Of The ss
A way to remove every oosla'ss'
and fruitful married life. ,.
All this is clearly shown IN . Nv.
work recently published. ILL.,.
for general circulation. being pun. .
and scientific and for men OILY Vs.
vice and aid. ..y
How to get 1T. Write to th. m I
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ACCIDENTALLY SHOT HIMSELF

Ii.arne. Texas, April INF WIN
Astim. prominent planter of the Brazos
g. ioins. accidentally shot h'mself yes
trrday. lie intcrforrel in a auarr1' ~
"A pistol away ffo;E one Of tnein nv,
handling tho pistol. which Wa az GA
unreliable anair. II went Off, iniiio,in', 4
painful though MOI dangerous iiesh woonh
In the leg above ihe knee. The physician
extracted tho ball aud he ~ resting wen
ana VIII make II prompt recovery
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to the policy by which the ,lns Nj Z
is rcrpptuated Or mace p aS /. Y
-. | favor an income Ina, nal ,rs1
practicable by CONSTITUTIONS an. 4 I
If ncces sary, GRADUATED " II sI rr,,g:
20 make 1t hear eqnaliy ~ ea,r.'s
the income of individuals 81 1T,
Ike. for instance, the hie.rn
posed hv the French govern
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INSURANCE. PROMPTLY PAID.

Lockhart, Texas, April 1.-THE insur-
anee companies in which Dr. Blunt hel >
policies have adjusted his loss by the RI o.
cent fire and paid him the sum OF $500.
permitting him - keep tile damaged FUR
niinre, llr. Blunt win build again soon
ana viii duplicate his lost residence.
icorgr T.. Pickett Camp No so L. CIV.
al its meeting Saturday elected four del.
gates and four olternates TO the reunion
~ kicllnond. II transportation rates are
iaNoTaulc probably ms many as nifty WIN
so 10 Richmond from Lockhart.