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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-10-24

empty, and will probably remain 80 un.
til sumo dear relative fills it with bis
last will and testament. There are hun.
dreds OF titled paupers in New York
City and Chicago, who fill mental posi-.
tiors. Rumor says that the barons
have been Toasted and feted all through
the western part VI this state. and that
they really have some new ''swagger"
hunting suits.
These gilt-edged tramps have certain.
ly conceived OF a novel mode to see
America in ite different phases. 1t, is
somewhat doubtful, however. that any
nation but ours will extend to them the
characteristic hospitality Of our people.
Whether these me- are titled or not
does not alter the fact OF their colossal
impotence in travelling about the coun
try and working the inhabitants of it
for food and social entertainment The
tramp makes his living by trading On
pity for the destitute that ever, one
feels. His sffrontery is rewarded with
largess that ought to be given to some
real working man temporarily out of
work. Instead OF that the tramp uses
up the supply Of com passion for pen
ury he will do nothing to cure
and when the workiugman out
OF q job because Of sickness or
hard times applies Tor aid he does it in
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-10-24

Mrs. Muir says she must 60 home in
time to vote for Bryan.
The following people spent Wednes-
day evening delightfully."- and infor nally
with Miss Grace Oakley: The Misses
Helen Nance. Alice Slaughter, and
Messrs. Clair Hebard. Frank Cowdry
and Ralph Corby.
The second floor Of the Harris block,
1134 N street, has been fitted up for q
dancing hall. The floor has received
the attention OF experts. 1t is Of hard
wood. and the boards are laid parallel
with The length OF the hall. Parties
desiring to rent it can do so at the
Courier Office, 10 the same block.
Lincoln i, about to lose another young
man from society. Harry Lansing
leaves this week to take a position as
q type writer 10 San Francisco.
Miss Maud Oakley spent Tuesday in
Omaha.
Mrs. s. Beckwith and Mrs. j. Bean,
Of Mt. Pleasant. Ia, are visiting rela.
tivee, Mrs. Putnam and Mrs. F. W..
Kelley.
Mrs. Roberts, Of Anderson. Ind, is
the gueet Of Mrs. Fl. B. Patrick.
Sutton 4 Hollow bush have invented
q cough drop. They call it the S.&H.
Sutton & Hollowbush, and it is a gond
one. Stop and get one on your way to
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-10-24
SOCIAL AND PERSONALS

The Mandolin Club il enthusiastic
over the royal hospitality extended to
ito members at the homo OF Mr.. and
Nrs. ]. F. Lansing. After two hours
Of excellent practice by the club. most
elaborate lunch was served. Those
present we're: Misses Grace Oakley.
Benrietta Hollowbush. Maud Oakley.
Ciorenue Farwell. Holmes. Laura Houtz;
Messrs. Harry Lansing. c. Y. Smith,
Homer Honeywell, Frank Burr and
Fred White; Meesra and Mesdames F.
w. Smith and L. w. Marshall.
Min Lottie Clark and Miss Spurck
have undertaken to supply the students
Of the state university and visitors with
lunches. They have fitted up IN apart
ment in the basement Of the university
where they will serve hot coffee, sand
witches ct cetera. All who know these
young ladies predict success, for they
have youth. energy. courage and the
good will Of Q large number offriepds.
Miss Anna Dick. modiste, has moved
her rooms to 1918 o street. She has
lust returned from the east With . line
Of imported novelties and ideas.
Mr.. and Mrs.. d. d. Muir, who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Dor.
sso. went to Brovnville last week to
visit Mr.. Muiris father and mother
They returned On Tuesday to finish
heir visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Dorgan.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-10-24

the theatre. 1t will save you q spasm
Of coughing.
ZEN MASQUE.
II you have got any sense left on the
thirty. first night Of this month you will
chase yourself down to Florence Far
wells at o'clock sharp, or you'll get
left. Wear any old thing, but be sure
your face is hidden from view. II you
don't want to be found out you will keep
your mouth shut till time to feed it.
Don't worry about not having q part
ner, for Alice Slaughter will see to that.
Get q move on yourself and let US
know whether you are coming or not"
The young people who enjoyed the
complimentary ride in the patrol and
the pra ctical joke on j. B. Wright will
not forget Miss Maud Oakley's party
last Halloween.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-10-24
DEAR PENELOPE:

DEAR PENELOPE:
Lincoln revives! The end Of q presi-
Dental campaign acts upon social ard
business life like smelling bottle on
the relaxed nerves OF a subject in q
faint. When any body is elected. Nc.
Kinley or Bryan, Mccall or Holcomt'
We will be better of than we are now.
Papa says il Bryan is elected every.
thing and everybody will go to pieces.
You remember Little Puck" and the
hoodoo man in it! 1t was only nee.
eaaary for him to come on the stage
when everything on it dropped to pieces
including the telephone. Papa thinks
that Mr. Bryan has the same effect on
stocks, wheat and corn NJ the hoodoo
had on the stage furniture, but papa is
worried over the collapsed state Of his
business and se he is republican he
lays it all to Mr.. Bryan. 1t is so satie.
factory to have somebody to hate and to
lay ones misfortune to. Now Jack ].
for Bryan. He says the trouble is thst
pes,le and their needs have been in
creasirg faster than the supply OF gold
and that consequently gold has got 30
dear that it takes twice the amount OF
corn. land, houses, railroad stock or
labor, that it used to, to buy gold. He
Gays that We are always speaking OF the
price OF property in money and that il /
could only zee the pile OF gold that the
products Of labor would buy, decrease
each season in the last ten years.
would know what low prices really
meant. And here Jack looks really
handsome. His eyes are bright and he
looks as IL he could conquer anything. At
those times am alwsys glad papa is not
in the room or it would be the American
Exchange street corner over again. Papa
bullies poor Jack. You see he has the
advantage Of age and Of his relationship
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-09
COMING; SOUTH.

Another New England Firm Moves to the
Land of Gotten.
Montgomery Ala. June S,--News of m
nndouh'ad character was recei.cd today
that the American Net and Irvine COM
l'any of Boston Mass. has contracted
With parties Interested in Anniston Ala.
10 erect "A cotton net and twine mill in
Admission within the next ninety days,
wh ch VIII COS. II quarter OF a million dol
lars Ii VIII bc a branch of their Massa-
chusetts mill. witch has henn IN con-
uruol successful oprrt on for ever iifty
Years. Admission. owing to It's peculiarly
Well adapted location in tho cotton ana
mineral region of Alabama, vas ,!vnn the
preference over many other places IN
North and South Carolina, ieorg,a, Ten
nessee and Alahnna thai % for this big
industry The mll VIII no INTO operation
at once as soon as II is iinished and wiil
employ about 400 hands. and has chosen
one OF the most advantageous spots ia
Admission, in the northern part of the
town. Just between the main lines of the
Louisville and Nashville and the Southern
railways. The treasurer of the Boston
mill. Mr.. lvers w. Adams now In An
niston perfe ting all necessary arrange
men's for the carly building ana compile
ton Of tho above mill.
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CHINESE COTTON MILLS.

Americans Germans and EnSlishmen VIII
Erect Them.
New York. June S.--Within the last few
days e'gh, men from China have been at
the Waldorf hotel n this city. The party
consists OF Americans. Germans and Eng
Eshmen. residents OF Shanghai. Their
next meeting viii he III I.ond, n. Then the
party will go to Germany The party rep
r,scnts II syndicate of capitalists WI"
have gone into cotton manufac ,uring on
a large scale IN Shanghai with On nrse
cheap labor
They are said to command S2oo".A' of
capital \ gentleman who rs interest 81 IN
the movement sald tonight:
81 viii say that four monster now COTTON
mills are now being built in the city Of
Shanghai. Major Morrison, Nho let. the
Hotel Waldorf on thursday, is me arch =
tort who drew up the plans, Owing To
the new boom eiv II 10 the cMy ny the
building OF these great mills people were
hooking INTO Shanghai as they do INFO
newly discovered gold field in the West.
I'm reference TO the big mills. VIII
state that iwo Of them are TO he tneiisA
mills, enc American and the fourth Ger.
nian. The Eng sh mills will be controlled
" Mossrs Jari.nc a Madison and doihcri
x Go. The American Trading company
and Arnold. Carbery n Co. will control
the other mis-.
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rrNnia;ian I'm containing ,hc compromise
relative tN lie Oh settlers CLAIMS ss
a-rctd 10 and ihr lNli wa> scrS 20 iNi thvr
conference This left ,Nv sre,Aei.n senoa.
auos,on The nNiN matter Suti IA di'pate
between The Two houses
shorty l~'ore o'clrc> Mt innieis
aaAin cslls7i ug ;hc N9CehNnocrwond
contested cicc.iNn rasr
TINS aroused ;Nc Nv ~ the democrats
Tho question ~ no a9orum VS. rElsed.
tri this iln,c thr houe, decided SO 80 ~
10 cousidrr Ia, ease pairing thv pros ross
~ 'ac MI call uan> NJ he democrats lctt
tbs NpNSr
NJ Mc'inm Dom rsnn attempted
io .ofVc s. division nt Nc 'nufercNce he.
ls1is II the District 90 COLUMBIA - 4
ny Nns oi dryvloDius HAT 10 lANnm VAS
r.e>rrt hnt MIR. nAlrr. OF pruney wanna.
" he WAS Temporarily in ihe 'htiv manlr-
slaiei the usr,NmertavN H'utNNn - Is
- rTVVcri ;h!s ard spesrQn2AtlN, spite
30 warn protests 81 VI Terry H,em.
ArkN, declined 20 cu,r'tstn an appeal
from his decision
ree District oi colombia Appropriation
nn Was sHnt Ntck See further cns'"rrrrr,
ana az 5 c'siAck The h0us' Took recess
It'll 10 ugfogk t0rirsnN -. rt'i,1s.
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- -
\ SILVER PLAN.


Wli Bolt n Souni Mcrcy Platform IL II Is
Formulated
Washinston. Juuc s. II is sali that
Ian e action is now under cnnst' ration
,y the SILVER republicans laokins TO the
u mlnat on OF senator Teller a. an Ind =
pendent reruhllcan silver candidate.
SHOULD the regular republican nomina'ins
convention AZ 81 l.oUis ptonouaH in law
oi the po.i standard. &c -c9h To oNhie me
rreat M notary Issue with clu,vocal ann
mean nclrss rNriession>.
according t. tails hit Of pontlCal EcSs'p'
sax raj financial nlaWks. all oi them more
radical than the - Louis couNend'n 4.
se.t viii ever hope To- opt. nave rs.n
submitted TO the Wostorn ne SILVER seh-
at-rs hy the friends OF Major Mck IN y.
with - visw OF p'a 'atins that lacl u
of tho republican party MI ~ mem ~
far have htcA respectfully returh'h WIN
The rsply tina, thcy wcra ~ satisfactorily.
shouli ih. lrna IA hriN ,tu the tacuons
not bc closed 10y III. aaopt NJ ~ LOUIS
q, &, nunurial park satisfactory TO them
II Is their intcntou tc NJ cn'e cni, a
mo eting f their friends n. 81 ON ana y,
reniinaic :, nntor al9r ~ IN" standard
bearer II what viii he termed INC inde-
pendent republican silver party. Ih's &C
ton. II Is though, Ivy the rfpun'lran III
silver people may toni 20 influence th"
,'ht,acc nominating convention n favor OF
l'.iiCr
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cRrsr Is THE WINNER.


Ran Far Ahead of His Ticket In the
Primaries.
Atlanta. Ga. June s.-of the ntarly
eighty counties in which the democrats
at their primaries Saturhny gave specific
instruct ous on the scnntnrshir INST one
instructed for Fleming I'm lienon, who
Inns Imagined that he was running against
ex-Spcaker Charles T.. crisp. That unity
WAS baldwin. whvr. l,u sisnon si"Dt
his hovhood aud whore his mother lives.
aud Ealdw.n scnt strong 81 LIVER men Ia
the state convention. In almost every
county whrrr there was contest trsl
pollci many more ties Than We're cast
! Tor the SILVER ticket on which he ran
ard that, rs told In thesc d'sraic ast
nighf mad" clean sw"rp al the StH'n-
In other words. crisp Is oven strong r
than the issue and That was strong
enough The strong prohahilny + 'nat
democratic caucus Ia Bgnon has an
nounced that his night is over, nniess thr
Chicago convention adopts soil plank
So II will he Senator tr.sn. unless per
chance the man from ,ienrgin should by
called on tn take place on the prcst.
Dental ticket. which is not cees drre's
The effort OF Tho silver cyclone on tbc
Georgia delegation In q nsrfss briefly
stated IS
First district, Lester. without any. op-
pos ten Second district Judge tiriegs.
silvcr VIII beat lnage foweh Admins,
district soni silver delesa,o~ rougres
sonnl IA mipation comes iat,r State
senator Lewis. silver will sucrenl .Iisp.
Fourth district. tongressman Morse may
he beaten There arc Ave othors In III.
| race. all silver. Fifth district, Congress
| man Livingston VIII succeed himself.
Sixth di-tr Il. Bartlett has no opposition.
seventh, Mndl had opposition, hnl cat
ried prniically all the counties. Eighth,
Judge lawsAn. who was onr of the y j.
mlnisiraf,nr Leaders Is badly beaten bv
'nl.nil,i Howard Howard carried an . \
rept I.nwson's homo county Ninth dis
tr.c' Tate succeeds himself c9rrfmg
| evrrpthns. Tenth. no action, BLACK can
slnnCecd himself 4 he wants ".
| Congressman Turner. in the ltlnvcnth.
will bc the lonely gold man Of the dele
Cation. He VIII hc renom mated, bur will
have strong opposition in tt'e election.
II : friends any " the Chicago convent ,,
declares for silver he VIII not run, ut
! I, Is noted ry All observers that The con-
| 'rressman has not gone On record on this
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4 illl;il TEsrIAIONlAI.

Glidden, Texas. inne ) Contest Editor;
iic"se ps,co enclosed batch OF four ,ou-
TONS 10 TN credit of Rcv. John T.. Green
OF AaHianS". Phase enter him in tn :
~ = st As ne "tailtoad prenrhyrr On Ar-
count ~ his tslrs at ore tirno !, lccono-
iNe sincer # ten years cap rlenoo
o't hal the pluck To give up Ms posi-
ton a engineer and entrr into the ctusa
IL 50 nh.y represents with all carn,s
n'ss ana sincerity az heart He Is II.
~ sent inarnter In good standing an!
e.aplaiu of tivinon It's brotherhood %
lgeuinouv, Engineers fiouSton. T.Aas
lite IL a minister most highly esteemed L.,
Railroad ofnrlals Of Houston As Ven us
all eficrs who ktow him, he serving the
Icppln It Houston as "a tor oi or, at
N cGNr,hsS Tor several years. lie ~
the hHplS posscsspr of most cheerful
and loving Vie she also being F, hristinn
", Ger, ever At hts side. He is ;l.t tatn.r
o. four bright and manly boys. who couli
procure each an education To ~ them for
a., honest ,Vpcaficn with tho insurance
M cy you - kindly offer. shoIld th2lr
tiiher, lhr one i enter. bc pNtrtlhcl
NuertediN 10y misfortune. Now rail
rcud boys. / ask you all to cntvr At onea
III ihr behalf - = minister deserving OF
every honor md remember he was ON .
aili Vet is one u Va which You would
soon know should You be anord,d the
rl.gsufe Of meeting him. Yours =, spcct-
II llN. i. -. fulis
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A REPUBLICAN srRADpLE

According 70 Mark Hanna Mckinney ua4
No Financial Views
Washington, Jrnc S-A morning naper
published what purports 10 bc an au,hor
'zod statement from Mnrk Hanna. ~.
| cleveland. ono. in wnfch the polrtca,
manager Of Major Mckinley outlines tho
laitors y sltiou on tho financial ouestion
~ this statement Mark Hanna declares
max II requires u vivid irnaG nation n,ler
10 cons,rue the hurried fArawl,' dircotot
20 "ifhrmcr Bryan" secrc,nrv ~ NJ
STARK Comfy Farmers alliance. in NO
neat NJ warm campligr into :. doc'ar.
atom N favor " the free coinnee OF al
yer, nor can h" sec Wherein Major NJ y
Nn''N' Il rae ever penned that lctier. com.
ihlttrd himself 10 the tree and unlimitrl
coinage of silver
Tho aiii,udr OF Mater Mckinley on IN .
ihianciai uues ION. aS Mn Ilann, sho,,S
10 he IS. therefore. not only interest,
ing rom ,h' s'anfipolni OF what are the
drNii"l nominee, hut II sh 1nld aiso scry.
rs enii' 10 the peopl, ~ VIZ may
max e>Iec from tho republican nominal
ing convention In their treatment OF ~,
monetary ssuc. II forcshadow. "A str,l
~" pure and simple, iMl This tx what Mr
vors honest mfncv' Ne wants hig dol
lars, earn aud ry,rf one containing n
rrnis Of silver When NJ, said IN
,ar ao-callod Farmer nrypn lat'sr mat
ne tANnr"d inc liHe 4 IN" silver rrnuuet
OF 80 United states Tor money as I, cr.
culai y melip'n, he meant Thai he I,
rod honest mnncy.' silver ar gpla + n
dnllpr IN ihia moral cou'ainsd ien cents
Malfr Mckinlcy supported tho sherman
siiN'r r'rchasing .c'ans" regn'l M the
the democratic a temni IN ISIS 10 lor,e
free carnage iillon the pr0plr
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS


Wasai rs-er, jurc - Men tne n0'.Se
r., .,-..,-,es a, - oI.lo,k ms r,orrirs in
]
IL,
-r.,r Ars m, leaders a4t.-psiu.t to take.
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10y :" 49, ="
esa-Ni4 su e-tca1Ancr aas-ug tAe toni.41n-
lax Aes,s q ~. session
Nj SHERMAN drop. \ " Chairman 81.
tna ecnlrl,t,ee - Indian acasss. presented
q resolution raiiti.s on Ihe se. retarN III
~ sTeasery - lTfas,ratiNn - Ii ltaat
sseps had e,-.n ,AAeH to s.a4rs d sei,le-
sritrt @. nr1urlrA4 and .rfarts. u crftaan
tas-is ~ Inc $50, ~ Mn. ;..A ~. nwner-
..til Of u A,sh rs ssssi,,iei i, ;Ae pit!
s.ate< a nart .. ,he tnftan fLr4-S,4q
,,4-wss irVesfe, = ths ,,ants ar. fna
I. So. va s.tf.rss = a. us,lh,r -as Va.
CIV Tor ,reta i,s'ot.s.4. 10 ,A-eta,. er
Nrsf Virginia
-ffs fssoiuton gave fse ,1xtant Nj
he-r ,Yaf S,t5 hss seeerfa.tii, IN r,Iss
!. ihe aae=e N.s lss!4si upon
The call dave.eped ,he presence u: ,es
nscnlsegs-tisven .sss ,hsn quorum
Ifrxley e~e-,4s resclt,tss - nl.b v,s
.4rGtr-s 7eyoking al leaves Of ahse,,.
tNesp. on account ., SICKNESS ana alcct.
s.aress ~ r..5.rr ferthy,-,b
NJ finsI.y stat+-t ,s., ,bs i.f.f.,,,f, ,r
r7.atrtasntts "a fl.rra.in tjt3r ~ ~. IA, ,.,y
a. ara ,Te M, ,'',.,,,f,.r. -.
\
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sss.~sst 3aa-..a., Kin nroyi3tns "a.
,ha .Av u re sala-es ., r,en,be,s s7,,,s1
ty Re hous. and f5r several o,her minor
rs.stts-s 80 ,ss4.t M st,susns'',,t -,
- Y,4e. aisa a IN e. es,ahlish 4 e,,.
fo- ~ ,--..'tfF.r =, ,.n,t,Uft.fts a., W,
isa,.,,,xnr-n xsr 80
m sin, sefa,s RI solution authori,in
x-sn-,t.c t-,s.tt..,tor ~ a.. - 80
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-T.,. seratc rli nrn-.nr,.,np ss. IN,
~. nsYrnen, ~ he aa.-t. ~ tbe ,>,.,,,r,,,s
ssor su,soir,'I 10 rAror; IN lie anfn,4.,
rtsnl,7.ss ,.r,,-, ana 81 ,,,,.tris. inst.tc4 \,
az ~,r,lessor =, ,aasso, hs,,rxnr -
II. s45or.a MIA sts.es s-,,r"rvs i,',.,,'
Ne l.Asceso -io.s o-'..as.,nsi som. aei.,t,'
TIE tll VA defsA,.l-s; 4, las
BY 81 - &, tns so..s se,ns.s :, ,on.
s,de- In csuiestea e..,,icn c.ss ~ All
hsns distr1e, avn ~"
-Ns senate a,nsne-nen.s % 80 I'M I.
e,pee'ic re aell,ery o, i'nper,.a rsreel.
NJ Ysyne gE.p \. y ! ,nosei m ns..
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TIlE rRlXES.

One seooo llfe policy In the Northwestern
Life Assurance company paid up for 'cn
Years In the minister of the gospel in Har-
ris county receiving the largest Number Of
coupon votes.
one $1,000 NE policy paid mn for ten
years in the Norihv es,ern Life Assuranc,
tomrony to the min stcr OF the gospel m
Harris county receiving the second LARGEST
number OF votes
one 5000 Ne POLICY paid up, for ten
years in Tho Northwestern Life Assurance
Company 10 tho rniA strr of the gospel in
Texas OUTSIDE nj Harris county receiving
n ,, lsrs ,,a, n I'm + ronn9n ya's
years in the Northwestern Life Assulancs
Company To tina MN sicr of the gospel IN
Texas outside of Harris county RECEIVING
the second largest number Of coupon
votes.
Thosc poscies arc to he given wlthou,
cos, az stated. with the compliments ~
Thu Post and II Is our desire thar every
re Ter ri The Post clip their colpoA oac II
DAY and vote II for s1inc inirstur 81 In,
Gospel TO whlm they would desirN The
he company from which To segare tli,
policies The Pos, taS used ever, onurt
to g., epmmnS thai was thorosniv
tracts Ia iis policy holders. TIN AK and
a'sh standing OF The Northwestern life
Pet has NJ hosuanr, IN making thr lnr
vlmsr after do invest cation, aud n
giNns thtse nolries TO our friends ~,
feel that We ar" ewing something thai
NOT only HIS stated market yallp hui
committing that wlil possibly PROV m,ioh
moro valuable than anything disc that
Gould he ENen. In short. Tho posr win
giyr four estates ,o ita friends valued al
from nnr 10 Two Thousand dollars ,ae',
ThcHr policies are fullS paid up fnr ten
wears from date Of 'Ssiir, after witch
ilmc tho holders can reu"w from yo,tt
io year without further nNamnli on or
"Nprn>". AT The regular rates IN accord
lnce with The age at the pol'cv holder nj
the time tho nnl ~ was issurl
MILO Il IS irprariicnhln 4 rNninin tt
ir'al ~ these columns the very lwrnl
terms OF the pnlicie, ssued hN tho Norfh-
Western Life Assurance COMPANY read
ers ~ Ike Post VII he cheerfely IN
upon or writing 70 S!ther I n. GnmhraT
gbnernl agent for south and Eas, Texas
room 81 Mason block. Houston. or Dr
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MornNR AND soN puRNrp

i-oaisyine Ky. June \ special to the
Times from CcryAcn, Ind. says The house
Of George craNfcr, Il farmer lvins roar
Rsmsev. Harrison county Ind. seven
miles from hers. Vas totally destroyed by
me- hriisy nigh, ana Crayicn's wife aud
50 n years Oh. were burned 70 denth
~ ihr Nafots ~ Craydcu was absent
rom nnin' a trs Time Upon returning
Nom" ~ midutsff A~ discovered tho hott n
u' his "ifs and child IN the ruins. Every
thipN i19itaf~s 1851 ,ieunl- murder has
N'n 90 'nirit'fa aTs4 ihr hoEs, sat ON iir.
- cNrr up al 'fares OF tha murderer
Much eNcifHuer' exists a. RamEev on
sNeoun' - iA' uaeyi,. \ telegram from
that place Says ,hs pronlc there have as
N'i n,adc a. charge AGAINST Anyone, hut
ihsy have sFong sleusc ons.
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EDUCATIONAL
A. & VI. COLLEGE


BRYAN Texas. June S.--The ,l,s
Wa taken up with drilling. Hs d
isuoy Governor Char.es A. Cus.rs
rived Al . o'clock on a deiayed TN
lat, 10 review the battalion al Al
as stated IN the programme. NJ I
received with a salute Of ten ,c,,
va driven Immediately TO The r.s,s3
oi i'resid nj Ross.
Al =. III, there was a public nd
OF the Alumni association aud la ?
ass mhly knl was nj ed TO oyeriNsI
ma following interesting HNra
Mas rcnt red, every number q vi
VA Mgfay interesting. especially tn 4
CONE address hy Governor Ross al /
address Of Hon. 7. A. Fuller.
Music Around the Metropolis ..s. \
Welcome address on behal Of tr,.
class .4.........J. II. M.ey, Rgi1
Response Ivy the president Of The .s>l
rnilon. h. c. Pittuck, y III
Mus ,.osclirt:ve)--lnilan War pse
.,.i.. .,.......,. ..,......,.... ufuaq
w come address by the preadss 1
he college Elk Governor l. d
Address r. a. Fuller, q. San Az
MI 10 Niolii solo s....u..,,...-.-
. I'd Grnene, n. Ned Brad
Address .....H. ]. McNa:r, 81, NM
Ac!drcss.....-.F. Marion Law, u n
Music March. ont OF Sight. .0r.ss
At ih cpnc,u ion Of the pusf I
c,sos, The MENTORS OF the Alunh 1
cinnou njoyed magnificent banasI
Witch t'iore WAS Il feast Of resell
flow Of soul.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-09
ARIZONA DEMOCRATS.
GIVE Stringent Free silver Instructions to
Delegates.

'"Ne stringent reg sii't' DISTINCTIONS 10
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Torr,,o,tl convention which ,esAn,hi.a
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that was free silver Mr., w n. Rowe,
for thirty wears II silver miner in Ar,zono
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-09
TIVE MlNNEsOrA cYcLo:n.

ST Paul NJ NJ. June Slater reports
FRI m 10 hts in Southwestern Minnesota
which were swept by a great storm sat
Y any ugh, show that Tour persons lost
tN.ir Ives and pro perty was damaged ~
IN extent OF over $500 00l. 'rhos,,
drovncd are George Andrews, SanLin
~. T. Bullard. Murray county, J. W.
saiicrson Ash Creek. T., W. iantcr,
Adrian.
NJ >ico, Mo, Jrne A tornado struck
here Yesterday everlng. causing more or
loss destruction Ia houses. harms. trees
and crops No one was injured II Mexico
y Is fcred that the country suffered
III, 70 severely