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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-06-18
Army surgeon Dead

Washington, June 11.--A dispatch
received at the war department an
nounces the death Of Capt w. w. r..
Fisher, assistant surgeon at Fort
Meade, S. ID. Capt. Fisher was appoint
ed to the army in 1850. He was Vir-
sfuiau
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-06-18

A Minnesota teacher used pie. of
rubber hose on a pupil in place of the
regulation birch. IL gave the boy a
rheumatic tire.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-06-18
wants Him Imprlsoned Tor Ten Years

Massowah, June 13.-The prosecuting
officer, in closing his case against Gen.
Barateiri in the court-martial of tina.
officer, Thursday. demanded that Gen.
Barateiri be imprisoned in a fortress for
a reriod of ten years.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-06-18
E,-Judee MAYNARD Drops Dead.

Albany, n. Y, June 13.-Isaac IL.
Maynard, ex-judge of the court of ap
peals, dropped dead Friday in the Ho-
tel Kenmore. Heart disease was the
cause
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-06-18

Ottawa, Ont, June 16.-Returns to the
fisheries department of the spring catch
of seals by Canadian vessels taken of
British Columbia and Washington
coasts show decrease of nearly thou
.aDA cl.irac
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-06-18

A man without money or standing in
the community never has an expensive
disease like appendicitis. His exit is
via stomach trouble and heart failure.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-06-18

The glass put out by the tornadoes
has caused greatly increased glass out
put by the glass factories. 1t was. in
fact a trade wind
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-06-18

THEY say the jewellers are down on BIZ
cycles" Yes, IL has got so that a fellow
who rides q wheel doesn't care whether he
owns diamond pin or not "-Chicago Rec
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-06-18

SoUrHARD learned the art Of combining
colors by closely studying butterflies
wings; he would often say that no one
knew what he owed to those tiny insects
& Smiles
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-06-18
An Important difference.

To make ii apparent 70 thousands, who
think themselves i'll, that they are not af-
ficted with any disease, but that the system
simply needs cleansing, is 10 bring con fort
home to their hearts, es a costive condition
Is easily cured by using Syrup az Figs.
Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Company only, and sold by all druggists.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-06-18

NEVER write anything that does not give
you great pleasure; emotion is easily propa-
gated from the writer to the reader.-Jo1-
bert
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-12

elers and commercial interests generally.
sweeping aside concessions that have been
secured hy long years of hard labor un-
less the disadvantage can be obvinted by
the Issuance Of 6oD mile intercns ngeahe
tickets AS described.
On suggestion of the chair the resolu-
associations tn tho tinted states. and as
amended was adopted.
Rcsuming Mir i'm said there WAS no
doub, but the Travellers Protective asso.
citation was one Of the most influential
organizations IN tho United states that
fact WAS demonstrated by congress TAX
Ing UP heir tin out Of the regular order.
His oreauiaation was opposed to boycott
ting. but II necessary to adopt legitimate
issues OF defense, he would favor doing
Tho chair appointed Prince Cross c. l..
snng.r and G. : l.. Holland a commit
;,e on obituary resolutions. They report
ed.
Whereas. Tho ANGEL Of death visited the
homes Of our comrades. r NJ Fetterm N,
Charles J. Laneholtz and W. c. Bunter.
nna has taken tncrcfrom and from the
feNnwsh of our association, loved ones,
and Gale them 10 their maj reward,
therefore, be II
Resolved. That the Travel Us trotec' We
association deeply syinpatuiaes Win me
heroas OF ones. aHd hereby tender pur SYM
pathy and humhly bow to tho VIII 81 our
heavenly father, who doeih all things
Tho contention authorized the senllng
of - telegram 20 the Ncnng Mems Chris
tim association. IN session At fai'stile'
with grectings and best wishes for ils sdc-
cess
Tho chapla!n pronounced henelictlor
and tho sixth annual convention OF 'he
Travellers PROTECTIVE association then ad-
Tonight the drummers were given "a re-
ceptlon and dance at the Windsor
CONVENTION NOTES.
Tho guest badge Of tho Dallas post is u
dandy
charles L. Sanger OF Waco Ia among th'
VISITORS
Thoinas L. Freeand OF Houston came II
I yesterday, accompanied by his wife
H. -, Harrison, tho Austin + y. A
! giant. Ia miug,ins with the boys ila f.
! iayornblY known ms "Hehccca.
! Tho SIM Antonio boys sport this mos
unique badge at tho gathering II lr Of
/ very pretty and novel design and much
, sought after.
! Tho Houston boys badge Is neat and At
4 tractvc. 1t reads: "Houston Tor lse7
( boys. your mamma wants you" IN,
/ badges ara tho work of art OF -. "
J II hAuX.
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A nEsrrRATE nArrLr.

Luiins. Texas. April n.-whge a, work
or the public road near LeeSvill. this
evening free for all ngh, occurred be-
tween John Carpenter. Bli Caraway
Allen Carpenter aud Jack caraway. IN
which picks, hoes and shoyels were usei
with deadly effect. After tho melee was
over BIN Caraway was found TO be cut
with a PICK from head to Jaw and an
arm broken John Carpenter was.rut from
ear to chin and IN the chest All OF the
parties are young farmers and known
here
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tics default In payment of in,eres. o,

ties default in payment Of interest a, a /.
bonds held by tho permanent schnsss ~
has caused considerable commotioc t Nv
az Travis county Is one of the DAWN
Travis county's yearly apportinns1l
amounts to s3S,0o0. hence the stir. M
IL some SIb5 vet duo the county a. w "
lS95-g6 apportionment, OF which Tin 1. y
the Austin Independent school district Y
REVENUE RECEIPTS.
Receipts of general revenue 10 IA, 4.
April arc SPAS. 16l. as against Sl7s1l IA Il
entire month last year. E.
The tax collector OF Hartley county /.
tied with the comptroller today ~ q
being the first to settle under thu ues N!
law His delinquents this year oNs hss
against 1922 last year.
WILL RETIRE.
1t is understood that Captain PeN n,
ton. clerk of the court of criminal apss,
viii not no candidate for reappoIitne,
at the end OF his present term, and nun
Gus applicants nrc already cropping \,
for the place.
NOTES.
Messrs. u. s. Lov~tt and Il. A. RIA
nrdt of Houston are registered at the NJ
Salgc.
County bond rcdemptions today werty
$50, bond purchases for school fund m
receipts of sinking fund $3.50; recelp,,
Arm interest on bonds held by H..
fund, s26, i3j.
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TEXAS EDITORS.
Secretary cox Announces the Arrange
ments Made for Transportation.

Secretary cox Announces the Arrange
ments Made Tor Transportation.
Temple, Texas, Aprn Secretary W.
u. Cox Of the Texas Press association
has issued definite Information with refer
ence TO the III Paso Meeting OF the as
ISOLATION this year In circular form and
seat It out 10 the members The Texas
editors, according 10 this circular. wiz
leave Houston in special Pullman sleep
or on tho night OF April q at ll:ls D. m
The Pullman fare will be s. % each Tor
the round trip. From Dallas the North
Texas contingent WIN leave Dallas al
s,.p n. IN. on the Texas ana Pacific ard
tho Pullman fare VIII be s. q en- h Tor Inc
round trtp. Members must arrange FOR
their own transportation to Dallas and
Houston. Persons who desire sleapers
mus, apply to tina secretary al once and
enclose the amount az per at0ye
Tho city Of Mexico excursion is being
arranged from III I'aso by tho local com
mittee and Will cost for sleeper about IS
each
II Is Anticipated that tho forthcoming
meeting WIN hc one Of the largest gather,
ings Of the association for years. The soc.
rotary already has many applications for
new members
Persons who desire TO Join the a.socis-
ton should apply At once to the SECRETARY
w. u. Cox, Temple, Texas, in order Ia
secure transportation.
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wAIKER COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
The Form OF Ballot on the Financial CUES
ton Changed.

huntsville. Texas April 1.-The demo
cratic executive committee OF Walker
county met today as per cail OF Cha.rma n
w T. baldwin. After cons derablo die-
cussion II was decided 10 hold a county
convention On May w. with precinc, con-
yenuons on Nay 20, 10 elect delegates 20
the Fort Worth aio convention and all
district conventions, and with primary
election. throughout the county June to
vote on the financial question and elect
delegates 10 the Austin convention,
Tho wording on The nranoiai question Tor
The silverites VIII be tho same as suggest
81 by Tho state executive committee, While
tho opposite sido viii have For the san.
ri gold standard against the free ana IN
limited coinage of silver at is to /. but for
the coinage Of As much silver ar can be
maintained on a parity The committee
MAJ. Inc change N The wording for tic
sake OF party harmony locally, and i is
thought IA VIII prove generally satisfar-
tori tho wording being suggested BY Vs..
l., I'M, Esq. SOUND money chairman.
County candidates are also to he norni-
mated al the primary June c The commit
tee meeting was harmonious Throughout.
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FREE SILVER MEETING.

Cameron, Texas. April 1.-the free sill.
verites Of this beat met at the court house
last night. Thirteen delegates wore select.
ed "a represent the beat at the free silver
convention here on May is. The meeting
declared for free silver. Independent Of
international agreement and recommended
that a solid free silver delegation be lcut
TO the county. State and district convcn-
ton, and to urge a silver delegation 70
the Chicago National democratic oonven-
ton. No action as N the county ticket
whs taken For some cause only n small
crowd attended and almost each attendant
was selected Ms a delegate
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llnl.SroN CoI-NrY

Crockett, Texas, Aprn 1.-THE democ-
racy Of precinct 30 met hero today at
the court house at 2 O'Clock to elect dole
gates TO the county convention which
meets on the 18th instant to determine
whether or not tho financial question in
mis- county shall Ice submitted to a vote
OF Tn. people. an election for this pur-
pose has been ordered for June E Al per
IONS who vote on this question wlll have
70 ple'lGc themselves to support tho Ma
tional aud state tickets.
IN" regular county convention for dc
terInli.'ue Gil state and county issues doe
not meet uuti June
Tho ballot agrcel FAR the election June G
Is as follows "for free coinage u silver
at IL TO !. independent OF International
agreement Against the free colnnse OF
silver, at - to !. Independent Of interna-
uonal agreement"
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wAco NEWS NOTES.
Boys Bru,al'v Trentee rostofhcc and |
Store CprsurioI.

Boys Bru,al'v 1sentea rnsiofhcc and
Store CorsurioI.
Waco, Texas. April ll.--tIllliard ard Ben
Anderson, two hoye, about ~ and n venrs
~ aGe. respectively and companion near
their age. w'rH passing along tine banks ot
NE BRACES river this morning near tho
Citizens power house, when they were
seized uron by two employees Of IN. house.
4. Don't. q whtto man, hnl q negro. whose
name could not ho learned The hoya wero
cruelty handed. receiving blows AZ tho
hands of the men. after which they w-nia
taken INTO room near the engine and
subjected to q bath IN steam and nos
water. They were painfully burned but
were rescued Soy pass"r'e-hy who heard
their cries. Tho 40, has excited congldes
able indignation nnd officers went I'm
search ~ Dent md he negro. Tho former
was arrested, but tho negro escaped Tho
reason given for the inhnmhn decd was
'hR; the boys had becn stealing Iron from
the power house.
News comes from Nernal. Texas. n little
village ten miles sou' beast az Waco. that
tn postofnce at that place was robbed
and burned last nigh. The postofnce was
that place. and everything belonging to
plcfoly destroyed Mr. Lawron's loss will
roach $500 or s2lHo.
Wash Clay and Howard Alexander ne
came involved IN a difficulty o, school and
Clay stabbed Alexander innicing 30
rlous wound. ln the breast Clay was ar
rested aud Trough, before tho mayor this
morning. but on account of his extreme
youth was fned but s. 70 after he hal
pleaded guilty
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-12
A BARBER SUICIDES.

Fort worth. Texas. April ll.-.Janes &.
clair. barber. 25 years cid. sulcided tsr
by swallowing an ounce Of cafbolIc n;
The cause of the rash act was depteu..
of spirits, being IA consumptlve and 4
spairing of regainns his health, thou!
his demeanor was always cheerful Ii
came hero from Chicago IN January /,
his health. His father is prominent &
zen OF Harrington. Kan. who will be tr
tomorrow TO convey the remalns home d
ipr!al. lie leaves IA distracted young vi
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-12
ScOREs TIE pnrs

Austin. Texas April. r.--iion John w
Parker Of Taylor, Democrat nominee for
The legislature from williamson county.
who ~ tn iae city toby says tina, the
uomlilntion Was unsought FOR by him anil
mat he re!n. tan0y accepted II. bat That
NOW he is iu The aght he IS going 10 make
u Interesting for his popuiistic oppoucuts.
He wants t'o Whole Il kct from constable
up elected ana viii battle tor i;a SUCCESS
~ wha.e and f-els confident that al
though n popu,ist stronghold. Williamson
count Will give 1000 democratic majority
THIS year
The pops make a lot Of no.se." says he.
hut thoy don't Stack up when thu count.
Ing tine arrives. They have never carried
single STATE. district or anything else
without fusiug with some Other party
Ana they never win twice in the same
place"
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Tile LILIES.

beaumont. Texas April n.-Jefferson
county lily white republicans net In the
opera house in this city last night TO
select delegates to the state and cohgres-
sional conventions and transact auch
@. nor business as might be suggeetei
tNhila tho meeting was NOT numerically
largo Il was thoroughly representative o.
that faction of Jefferson county rcpun-
leans which claims to be battling for
principle and spoils organization was
effected by the election of james i. Arm
strong chairman and f.. G. Limhoeker
scrretnry- 'rhe following we're selected to
attend the Stnto convention which meets
la Houston Aprfl 70, Judge j NJ Linn
booker ". G. Averill dclcgates-at-largc
al poitoette, l. Soinsky delegates. r..
McCuney and W T. Scott. alternates. A
Bone ana 4 =. Armstrong We're selected
delegates Z. the congressional convention.
i II. Sanders and Horny Jones. colored.
being named nliernatcs.
j +. Armstrong was elected chairman
and T.. g. Limhocker secretary 81 the
county central committee and tho meet
ing adjourned
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RICH IS CONTENl,
But Content Comes Only TO Thoss VI
Enjoy Good Health.

How often do we hear persons rtnMs,
possessions to be cured I Of a dise.,. Y
II usirling their WEALTHY Eraduaily. H.. Z.
aDreiy. Undermining their consii'uusSsss
They put off until tomorrow tnat -. ~.
should have attention today. my ".
hat nat wouId brinr back 20 hem ih. z
joymcnt Of goo1 health. but The ms"ss !,
from which thcy 1uffcr grasses :"
Tayages on the human system. =. n,
As an .emincnt writer once saio, mi Il
ARE PRONE TO NEGLECT ~:
THINGS WHICH IN REALITY H1 Rev.
MOST TO DO WITH THEIR HAITI
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KrARBY FOR GOVERNOR.

Kyle, Texns. Anril 1.-The popullst
county convention adjourned this evening.
Delegates were instructed for Kearby for
roycrnor, Buck walton for attorney gen
.rtl, George W. GlAssoock for congr, ~,
" o. Hutchison for judge Third judicial
district. The convention adjourned 70
meet on the second Saturday in August to
nominate a full COUNTY tIcket.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-12
FIVE COUPLES DIVORCED.

Corpus Christi. Texas. April ll.-Dsr4I
court convened In adjourned session Ar
Yesterday morning and consumed The 81
in hearing divorce cnses Five diyotd
we're granted, Of which tho following ID
list: Idle Godcn Va. Fred Golden; M
feiio Salinas vs. Locadio Salinas; VI
Tinucy w. W w. Tinney. Della E. HA|
~ ~. ]. r. Hickey; Mary llawkins n
Henry Hawkins
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Huntsville, Texas, April lin the dis.
trict court yesterday Walter Jones. the
negro who shot at Mr. r. +. snither nm
The public square last week. was given
the fun extent Of the Law. seven wears In
the peniientiary. Jones - on ira! today
for shooting at Deputy Sheriff Austln
Campbell. Court closed FOR the term TO-
day,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-12
TRAGEDY AT CALVERT.

Calvert, Texas. April II In dinlst
over business transaction this afs
r., On about 5:45 o'clock A. Ralnbolt, ns'
ngcr Of the Barton farm, shot J. !. Bug
a saddler, through the heart, killing u
Instantly Both parties were highly =
specteI citizens MIR. Blagg was . Niis
and Il member Of the Knlghts OF Pytht
and Ancient order OF United Workma
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CONVENTION CALL.
Flrs. congressional pl.trIe.

First tohSI"Sslonal District.
To the Peoples Party OF the First Con-
sressional District:
hereby cali a meeting OF the congress
slunal convention Of the peoples party
Of the First congressional dizirict OF
Texas 10 be held IN he cry Of Houst n
on tho sfh day Of May. ise5 AT Union
Labor nan, al 10 o'clock q. m, for the
purpose OF choosing delegates 40 the Sa-
iional convention of the p,ope's party
a, 81. Louis, Mo. on tie I'd day OF July,
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GULF SHORE FoREcIosr-pr.

san Antonio, Texas. April lin the
Thlrly-seyen,h district court today Judge
Green ordered q foreclosure OF the san
Antonio ana Gulf Shore railroad on Juiy
7. hrinE the upset price at tiO.0o The
court stated that II the owners OF the
that daet he would revoke the order.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-12
THE ELEVENTH DISTRICT.


Victoria. Texas, April ll.-Compe'e re-
turus give kleberg tl3. brewster go. Law
hon u. This - the urhitst vote ever cast
in this county. and * lue 20 bad weather.
general apathy and ignorance on The part
Of many thnt an election was being hell.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-12
WIFE MrRpEPEn no HANG

Huntsville. Texas. April 1.-Spencs w
was today sentenced to he hanged ~
day. June IS. by Judge Smither 10 !
district court. Sims Was convelee
wife murder Mt the last term Of couN
his case affirmed by the supreme coust
Walter Jones' Gaze was continued.
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RESULTED IL DEATH.

Bryan. Texas. AITfl II The negro shot
by John Astin In the Brazos bottom Tues
day has since died. Astiu had his exam
ining trial before Judge Gamer in This
city yesterday and WAS admitted TO bail
In the sum OF kDN.
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| the swiftest steamer are laden with the I
products OF farm and shop. while tne /
! message OF peace and love arc borne ny !
| the sumo carriers to those who have IL !
| bot Iclegraphic wires and tho printing /
| prrss ars potent factors In the wor.ds 4
| commerce. Through tho same medium.
| truth and right Is driving from the world
! darkness and supcrstitlon The prosperity |
| OF a nation depends lpon rs conformity
ia the divine standard OF right. The ltb- /
| erty of man, woman md child Is only Z
| known in lands where the Bible is honorcd !
| and obsyej. The majority or the travelling
| mon OF today are OF the rooleat char
| scters Not only ure they Intelligent repre-
| .entatives Of the business interests of our
! country. but .sre Dispensers Of sunlight
/ entered a largo st6re in ISort werih
T'pon inquiry Of ono Of tho clerks was
| tod hat II was tho pictur" of a drummer
who recently died. the young man grew
reioiced to gee him COME for he always
had words Of advice and encourAsenent
lur IMPRESSION mon every clerk In IN g
I house What think YOU. gentlemen, OF
suoh an influence? -rheso young tnc1 have
been moved to noblcr thoughts and bet
Ter lives and thu ArummerA' hero WHO
hns crossed the river. though dead. yet
speakeith" 1T mo aamon,sh yon, men,
rl,ai ron,,,n,ior a nlIerngt I'm TN. tourney
NJ b.ttor ijfe and a nohler manheod
l,'An- ,.au mack vonr priy for the noxt
Nm dcr,, .orre. a. take Win vou ths
NJ 1lyt, of,r ,,,.t1., ,,,,s,. ,n,i he roy
..r.f i.- az ,..,.l.f,f.s tn j,..iirt, e, ifI,
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- t'nus'-' ,.t. -, ,t.c o,,-,t.,,,,. az
w N'' 80" VI W. - ~ a., ,,
lI'5s tne ogi' sii'iV ~ Sl,le'.H ~ . ,r,,
and sang Nearer NY Goa 70 ilee- ne
inspiration OF the tsa!i' was upon som"
% the o'd Hrumil''fs T. such an 'H',.''
lhat th"y sh'1 tears IN. wave OF -
form seefnT 70 sweep everything before w.
q motion ~ j knlsh' OF i'hlla4, car
rlri iAti ihe Sihi- tiv'sion Fay the *
iTnsrs OF ne chaplain a" delegate to
use N1ti'rai convention
The caaplein tueu recited an incident In
nj ufc. witch no requested tina press not
fn publish
Directors werc elected ~ folloHe: %. w.
81. -oaux II Houston. Post &. Az Dlock-
mann Of San Antonio Post u. Paul 4.
lgrt,' eff nal.ns. Pow, E r. NJ. I.untiell OF
Aiiptin. Pr i r. VI costello Dan Lyon
nni r = Fariner OF waco. Post Ii: A.
!
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q. ,,sv nrohon,y come before the conven.
lion Each county In tho district VIII Re
entitled 10 one vote. in the convention.
for every 100 votes and maiori,s , irae Oon.
ernor /. 10 10 he hoped that each county
Will be sure to send representative, mldnie,
OF the road delegates whose nottos VIII
be measures and not men
". +. Alahury,
Chairman First Congressional District OF
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FIREMAN HURT.

YoakuIn, Te1as. April II Frank hsse
n fireman on the Arkansas Pass, y
brought TO this city last night from ta
Rockdaic. whore he was badly hun \
being accidentally thrown from hh ~
HIS injuries are not thought 10 b az
aernnE.
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BEE COUNTY pOpIjrIsTs

lIeevlIle. TeHas, Anrll ll.-rne ponulst
convention convened today for the pur-
pose fahel to pat out ticket for county
officers. by unanimous vote tho matter
was postponed untll aftcr Jnno q next.
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CHARGED WITH FoRGERi

Cleburne, Texas, April lI.--Charlie l6'
EFT, who was once alderman OF the CIV
Cleburne, but who now lives two mlla
the country, was today arrested o.
charge Of forgery.