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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-05
pictures IN print


pictures IN print.
The residence Of Gen. Miles Is stu
ated not far from the State. War and
Navy building, IN that delightful part
Of the national capital known as the
'old-time residence portion" II Is al
20 not far from the White House, and
one Is nj once impressed on entering
this locality with the inoaable charm
which seems to llnger about the quiet
streets and stately homes from which
much Of the "llfa and light have gone
away. The nelghborhood includes
some half dozen famous old colonial
mansions nearly. II not quite. as old
~ Mt Vernon. and two OF these be-
long TO the War Department and hold
trophies and records Of the rebellion.
desired to look upon the Gags and
trophies OF war captured by the Vet
Gran Corps Of the First Regiment OF
Philadelphia. which recently cele-
brated It's semi-centenniil. ana stepped
into the War Department 10 inquire for
them. The state has some. was told.
and the remainder are among the rebel
iiaga taken In battle and In surrender.
and the Union flags. re-eaptured from
the confederates. which President
Cleveland ordered to be packed up In
moth balls and stored down In the
basement during his FIRST administra-
ton.
OF all the hundreds aud hundreds OF
flags but a dozen or so are TO be seen
here. and these fashioned OF the finest
fabrics. touched with the most exquisite
tints. are encased In glass and exhibited
on the third noor.
when will the Gags be unpacked?''
inquired OF an aged. whlte-haircd and
badly crippled Waterman OF the War
Department
When MlEs. the good Lord only
knows" he exclaimed. fecllngly.
Here they remain. these faded. tat
tered. bullct-rlddled flags OF freedom.
which have outlasted the weary march
and the defeat. to tell their story In ST.
lence 10 the coming generations. Gen.
Miles residence Is the last OF the
square From the outside 1t seems
roomy and well-adapted Tor entertain
ing. The daughter OF the commander
in-chloi OF the army Is a coclcty girl
and bud enjoying her FIRST season
and consequently her engagements ar,
legion. was charmed. therefore
when the colored footman who answer,
ed the bell and carried mp my card re-
piled that she was In and would 50,
me. Her drawing room. with its palm.
and dainty tea table. color and glow
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-05

six,months' wife, not sweet and
twenty"-at least not "twenty"-yet.
Mrs. Brown "a the daughter Of dis
tngulshed father, Mr. Claude NJ. John
son. n Konmckian OF much culture and
political prominence, formerly mayor
OF the Blue Grass capital, and. since
Cleyeland's administration chief Of
the Bureau Of Engraving and Printing
az Washington. ID. G, Pretty Margaret
Johnson tasted the joys and triumphs
0f half Washington season. then sud.
denly danced hl!thely over the traces
What Is a grand diplomatic alliance IN
the scale with Lowell Isn't there an
ancient legend about love and lock.
smiths. 20 say nothing Of rope-lad-
dtra and Kentucky pluck? Miss john
son aud Mr. brown found them all con-
veplcnt commodities.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-05
DAIRY AND POULTRY.
INTERESTING CHAPTERS FOR
OUR RURAL READERS.
How Successful Farmers operate This
Department of the Fsrm-A rev
TIin,s a, TO the Care OF Tive stock aud
Poultry.

He filled cheese
bill. which passed
the house last SAT-
urday imposes an
annual tax OF Si0J
ON every manufac-
turcr OF filled
choose. $3.50 per an
mum on wholesale
dealers. and Si2 per
year on retail deal.
ers.due and payable
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-05

The loveliest little Blue-Grass mat.
ron who ever futtered into the holy
estate" before her term Of brilliant
budhood had half expired. Is Mrs,
Frederick Brown. OF Lexington, Ky,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-05
A REMARKABLE MAN.
THIS PREACHER KNOWS TIE
BIBLE BY HEART.
rev. William Cailan Hicks Of Kentucky
Has Most Wonderful Memory -
PreschlnE the Trath In the Byways
Vt Civilization.

HE Rev. William
Cullan Hicks. a
brief reference TO
whose extraordi-
nary memory was
made In papers OF
recent date. Is a
most interesting
youngman In many
respects. lie Is now
conducting a series
Of rellglOusrervlces
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-05

Dog skins for Fur Coats.-St Paul
works up $4,000 dog skins into fur
coats every year. The dog used is i'm
ported from China. where Il Is known
by the name OF monk" The city also
makes up about $4,000 coon skins into
coats.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-05

President Hayes vetoed Il. Since his
defeat In 1894 Mr.. Bland has cultivated
farm near Lebanon, No.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-05

sioo. m 70 forfeiture Of all articles
60 put,hasoi OF received, or Of TIE fun
value thereof
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-05

1. has taken TIC Ingenuity OF Loa-
Gsl vomss to Transcend an previous
c.or;, OF elihe. &C.. to crystallzs the
la ng.3'o qua ir.n tao caoilong into
.luf,c C.: .e,cag'. sac has coaso-
o. on go slle, sympathy packages, 50
2, sneak. % go muc1 9llrd Ter sd
i.crcnt r-slr: o." .r1iay oi,4cl
~ 4ssc wa rr' !' ol.'' tGito.c 20
r.. 'a -"-. t-r n..f score 90.
.s-s.orr O.. fH"' -'r''
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-05

Keep the hens scratching n you
would keep them laying.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-05

those In high places, but prefers to
labor In the edges Of civilization. as Il
we're. going into the back districts and
mountalnols sections where ehurchec
ere scarce and preachers more 50.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-05

HE NAMES or
the family Of
the head OF the
army. like those Of
the family OF the
highest tribunal In
the land. seldom. II
ever. appear In the
papers. and nothing
could induce either
Mrs Miles OF Mrs.
Fuller 20 have their
pictures IN print.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-05
GEN. MILES CHILDREN
DAUGHTER AND SON or The
GREAT COMMANDER,

The Former q Genuine Type Of
Reaatv she Il Pond o. bicycle
ing-sherman Mlies Horss faacier--
Their Home Llfs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-03

barbecue. to be given al this place on the
18th instant. THIS ia the DAY sci apart
Ivy that tdor for the yearly installation
of officers and a grcn, day In this part of
The country. Hundreds OF people COM
from Harris. Galveston. Chambers aud
Liberty counties to take part in these
ptcMcs The people OF Cciar Bayou en-
JOY tho reputation, OF being the most hos
pltable people TO be found at any place In
tho state. force of men is husily en-
gaScd III cleaning np the grounds and
putting everything In shape for this &C.
msion. 1t liz learned that EXCURSIONS viii
ne run from Houston, Galveston, la Forte
and other localities. and lnrsc crowds are
anticipated.
The Rare hack Social club OF Calves
ton has chartered one Of the fastest steam
S"chis AT that place and intond To he pres
cnt IN body. This club Is ono of the
most prominent social o,ram 2ationS OF
'na' city, Tho club has some noted 'nu-
s'ctnrs as members. \ few OF these who
ore wei Known throuchout the state, are
Messrs. Joseph smith. Willan Rclf.l
knfncy Gnu,ier. and last hut not lc.,s, MIR
thomas Young. whose line snglng has dc.
,nEh,'i large and select audiences In the
Island CIV.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-03
BRENNAN nl,nci.r.

The lsiremen Elect 'jiioGrs for the i,nsn-
ug Year Notes and Personals
Erenham, TeNas, June LIN accorianfs
with an or1ncuce Of the city browning
Tor the annual election OF boari Of en-
eineors for the Iirsnhan fire department
ON the first Monday in June, the follow
ing nnmnl delegates moi last evening at
Tho CITY rail- Mechanics EnRinr company.
Il. -. flenf. w Grif'ln. r. Bossc. Con
nor lic Sc COMPANY. l., i<pshn. -. S-hrpr.
arr !. kullm,ys Hook and Lauder san.-
rany " A. Wopd. r. A. Low Chemical
laltnr company, IA. Harrison. . H. Eel
Ier W l.. ElAinspu CA motion Ar. "
4. wood was elected chairman ana ". H.
Robertson scrft iarY.
'thp chair stat 80 IA" object Of thr Inc,t-
No nud leclatal nominations n order. an
II A. firha fae ~ Nj. -. q seward in
i.ofoifalnn fog Vni1f engineer. Their boz
ic. 10 further morn nations Mf : twari
Wis elected by unanimous vote. sir. H..
ENrisheig Vas "iet'ei FIRST assistant Mt,
~ ~ hubert ~ 'nnd a-f.stant aud Nr.
llanig liarrisou tlHri assistant by acrla-
n.ti6n. rnpse gentlemen w-rr prom tg
I'D ned Of th4r election aud all sceepied
Al, Hciue 'oN,oJ ana soon returned
WIN Mr.. seward, ~horeppon cha.rm1t
Nond In fa'r appr ppriai' words. in
ff,.sd MN Of his election taxi ng oeed-
eirn ia nav him "a most ana well mrriicI
l,,tDii.nrni as 4 iirenAn. Mr.. seward rr-
t.ftIt -sr. ;t--inuiv. t1auhins me ltl"-
,a,cs for The honor conferred. aud from
,sol n 'ise his Assi anienN5rs - Il :
hare. t8e duties ~ ihr 1fiige IN a nam
IN, aat,sfnci0ry io the department.
rfetrs EyersAors, Harrison and f;cnroe-
~. ,tndnr2yen. a similar ordeal. Nr. Schu-
har, vas absen, from The city.
4 he case Of the State Vs. 7, l.. &cDer-
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NlvEI,sll,n Nnrns

Riverside. Toxas June T. The private
school here conducted 10y Miss Stella
7. Gcary closed on Friday MnN ~ airr
very sncrosSful three months term
w" anticipated quite an intcrrHiint; cins
Ing entertainment. INT ou account III the
death of Mira a. W Iiigion molhri ui
one of In" pupils. the EXERCISES I'D not
talk" pinoc.
Tin last week WV Devoted wholly 10
examinations, which prpvci Very sails
factory the fnowing ppri's having
made an cscrliepi general average Ma
mic Geary 100. Lire ora Williams. ".
i.omma q Williams. ~; Mayboile Ilol-
land. M: Roy Holland ~ -; Lloyd WE
Hams. % and Eddie 'arris, o.
Rev. Srfoios of podg" came up nud
preached n splontiid sermon tho iiH'
Sundny Quite ~ nrnn crowd greeted
him u, the lii'lr schooi house. preacher
In Rivrrsidr ~ certainly u welcome via-
itor. AIS tins Is Ia. nrsi NM ~i'yr mad
amy preaching In "a ytir Mr. Sprpios
las M lupoin'munt to prcach here again
neNt sunday
Auss Npttio Ice Mann of Grovoton wna
her" a few dtya - Win i"r ili"r fis
Ter Della who was quito suck she
took the liitlc sufferer over 10 huntsville
for medical treatment
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HEAUMoNTS COUNCIL.

sanitary Regulations to he l.tokcd Alter
,'urfew Ordinance.
Beaumont, TEXAS. June .--'rhc city
council mo, IN regular monthly session to.
day and disposed VI the folowing bas'-
ness:
Tc city marshal was Instructed T. in
form merchants that they miot take.
care OF thc,r ti0sh US provided by crt,.
nanNe Chy Scuvcns.r konmer was N
struct"d 30 have before the next inuejup
o' ,he council q rl'ort designating every
''ni aiy nrd Srifacc SAWYER In the city
mnh describing tho condiiion of snInr.
Tnr ~ pMifion ct Ehririr i.lght nhrl
Waicr Works company to lonat the cty
tlH l!Sh, at the corner OF pearl and
Sowi" streets II city scfNenrct wouln
furnish said nnnp,ny sanitary lerct was
~ rtpt'd. Thf street aud hridee cpm-
Mi,icc wcs instructed to- rs thr pouun
50 ~ 10 protect cnu'i. from the sun one
r,i,tcd to Mschanic aosc cnnpiiy to he
us'i IN rcrlirh,g sthhlH aud ruN> h ne
g, s''d cpnranN IN ord n'nce trevid ns
Ter 'Slfc n ~ acliuaucnt tax WIS
passed. Aldermen Cirrel WA Wpnnsr
anu 'h"Sii were aup 'intoI 'rw-
nli"e to locM'c u new IRA INIT rNe mlr-
thnl was Instructed 10 notify ltrtics Va
INC sewer district that th-y must COM
rN WIN Hani'ir laws "l HhNrr 'hn
renaliy ''pmritint MS mndv lRainAi
several sa' nns where crnwls ,onHrceatci
crd used loud ann Indecent lAngule
but n, dcaul,' action was tlh,u Al
number of hills wcro approved AMI Tia,
council rdirnruch
Guy. At,orr y a. llr'cn IN thu city conn
gu Il road IN ard npne-' VIII h makes
II u misri"mo,nor FOR 10y H. Ncl,s old
or Younger to h" NV the Htt'rcts arr :
O'Clock NJ nigh'. Tho crlinlno7 wll To,
a'op'ca al the next M, i1E Of TN cum
ell
H. q. Ids y. r xwk'ul and rnrt
Smith rain ad coutrl"'or, 'ct inr
Shreveport ton rAt No WIN ro'nrn IN
few haNs aud Gin work al thc y N
river h,drc
Howard Ward, a wprd tpuor AZ e. W
George ~ co a 'ash tnor aud hlnh I've
tory got h's lett hand cNufr ~ q
maohins ms II rnlpr ana me - 'he
fnycr' WA ne1r, amounted IN hhrd
was drcsaci au1 riH dps'nr avs tbs IN
yer VIII 10 s1vnd
~ ioaun'o"t baseball club htH ne
copied oh'llcrE" Ia play IA lElI- |
SUNDAY t'iic f'iNwlns Stnla
Lnltc thAllee WI nlAN ~ ll.lNnn0m
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mott for violating the Sunday law. was
tried IN the codnty court and resulted IN
his acquitted.
The republicans viii have Il convention
here SATURDAY to elect new chairman
aud precinct cnnirWen.
The l.adics' Auxiliary Cemetery assscia-
uon VIII meet IN regular session at the
frt shytcrian church Thu. afternoon
Miss Mamie i'o,ts entertained the X y u
cub Monday evening and most enjoy
,thic evening was spent At the pleasant
hhne of Major aud Mrs, Bnt,s
Mrs. sl'owson proposes to give tho tennis
Gun ground Tor court near the rata-
torium.
Mr.. nriukord. a populist Importation Is
doing the county in the interest of that
party.
The Second Regiment band went on,
and sor.nadsd Mr. Il. MctlcndcW Monday
night the occa soS bsng the thirtirth nm
nivcrsary of nj Sirlh Refreshments
, Mnre , ssry,a hy MI Met'Aioff and the
~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-03
MADISON cnirNrA.

Madisonvllc, Texas. May si-'rhe popu
list county convention mo, here yes,er
day and nominated the following for
county Officers; County judge, Boon An.
sheriff and collector J. Il, IIamilion:
district ana county clerk, u. r. selma:
1 ,,,., Rush Wea,herly; treasurer,
o".n Snnth'ld The ticket is upon the
wholc quite a strong one j H. Gam
mon was indorscd for the legislature
for the Ffiy nth dis'rlc, ana "a Ai'
ford for the Fifty-sixth. - N''
county ticket Viii b. held ihrouchon, tn"
county June aud Indications point now
TO the nomination Ct Il vcty strong
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VICTORIA NEWS NOTES

Victoria, T.Nns, June 2.--Thc lndios Of
Evergreen tomotery association WEI gtl
oni a lhooS edition Of the Times on June
go III" editor Of the Times VIII glyr them
exclusive control ~ the paper IN every de.
lnrfincni fer that Tissue, aud the novelty Of
the undertaking VIII insure general IN
teresi in ita success.
Tho news was received here yesterday
OF the dca'h Of Mr. Louis Decker, n prom
in"ni ciilzon n incH, ~ ing county, cnusod
by being thrown from hir buggy last Sat
urday. IilH skull was fractured by the
accident
l5niey, MIL a 90. Of tins city have se-
cured tho contract for - twr-ftoty brick
building 10 hc erected IN Goliad by VIM.
Thomas Tor a hnraware store. The cost
viii 1 q Sl1DD
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-03
CALDWrI.l. cNItNrY. 1

Silver Men Make Srecrhos and
bpulis's Nominate Candidates.
tron, Texas. June ! This hns been
y day in Cameron politically and
sse Dls,ric. ana county courts arc
sion, Il is STRAY sale" day; the
county convention is in session:
~ Il. Henry tor congress. J. l..
~ for State senator and y. IL.
ler. the legislature: all for free
a. Is TO /, had announced f0r some
mat they would sp, ak and open
campaign in Miiam county. These
ae Items 10 draw.
h. l.. Antony. although anxious
pose OF his large docket. consented
adered 70 Hon. r L.. ilenry and
her candidate mo district court
or TWO ana one-haif h lirs.
ssn II is estimated that there
~ people III town, tnlre were only
ssehiy,iiye to l0l people. COM
ol souni money, free silv.r. and
CUT TO hear ihe-n dis,ingi'ishel
1ea. Mr.. Henry aud Mr.. johnson
10 make an VXtonlod speech,
ei! announced in a brief Way thci,.
II. ana how thry stood On the
Sslle both hong for f.. TO !.
As9n sad he Wa not for changing
system, but woull vote 10 limit
.uns going u tine Officers to n
,suh' and HE talaucc over linz
NY s, should 70 to the ro'nd or
, aah1, In o'ittr words be- S>-
lfolns aTe being robbed ~ unjust
.aAes ne is M favor OF the gov
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r0rrLlsr CAMP MrnrlNG

Kennedy TEXTS June is. T.. KEN.
chairman Of the executive conitnlt,o. of
the PEOPLES party of kaines county. has
2ni!nne'd ihat therr VIII bc "a thros
Gays oncanirmrnt Il, Remedy. beginning
Wv 'i''lr - ne congressional and soma
,u9uf''' VIM meet ~ the same time ind
niaer Al political opponents VINO wish
NO Hi>rnSs IN" non icnl issues of the aav
are invited, aud division of dino ~ m ~,
checriVlly granted. The commute" Inc
iig ne nilniN III char;c WIN ,noo, irri,inv
Iuno =" ana make al necessary arrlu-s1,
Hiyn's ana decide on a suitable place 10
Noid tho enesmlmout and make other
nttcsslrN arramnnmnmis.
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Sew Graysl Iit Opened Rugs Devour
N,nr.lnnM- iinnlIst Cunvnnlion.

Sew Gravel III opened Bugs Devour
Gardens baptist Convention
Taylor. Texas June g A new gravel
m tas been ouoncd Up on tho inierna-
tonAl ana Groat %orthrrn railroad one
and ono hali miles cas- of Taylor on the
Iio>io Flag Springs ranch. where ninety
or hundred laharers have hoen put to
woFi.. Gravel .s beng tahcn out at thu
liai. II My carloads daily with which
itle international and Great .NOrtnern
loaiued from taylor 10 Palestine wiz be
baIlastcd
= catH,h weighing forly-nve pounds
az caught from GaDrioi Yer by Ms II.
Logan and exhibited On the stress mere
III. neetle bugs arc causing track
IN he destruction OF vegetation. Alf. u.
". II, Davis gafdener, living near lay
Ion reports Ia, ins kaiea Nv bugs ~
ae iual count. lnoy h"prdaie during Tie
n ghj iimc nud barrow IN the srCnna dur
iDl The aay MI DaNs went out ''bng-
gins" WIN a lantern, ~h.n ne found II
easy t. capttnr anu XII great qnauLtirs
OF iiIr Ir~tR. binding that MS chorus %
dtstToy them were hnava mig. aud nat
they Neie s.ill feeding on his vegetables,
alr lipSis terninr disc ufaged ana has
shHnDoaed his garden.
AS II result Of an elect on held in IluttS,
mar lavler. last Saturday. property fhrr.,
brldag IF 500 sehoois 10 ld'ng at
Huun. The territory onbrac"a, eleven
square miles ana CONTAINS taAaDie prop
CITY amounting 10 500 hip
Delegates aud visitors, 70 the Hap' At
convention. COMPOSED Of the dfnominH-
/ loiiul assoeiaiinHs 4 Iittlc river Saiado
Austin, Western Hraneh ana san Marcos
churches which iegins IN ihis city tonight
and laaiing until Thursday night. have
been arr s.ne IN the incoming iraluA To-
day. 4 number Of eminent div'ues viii
he n atie~dIace. aud nrcparai ons have
bern made 10 enierln, a large number OF
delegates and visitors.
ire Texas Music Teachers associa iio,,
WILL hold Us annual session IN this city.
commencing June u and containing three
or four days
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Els POLITICAL NOTES.
L.,;s,s Nominate Barnett Gibbs
for Congress.
| fIy NONlNA TED FOR JUSTICE.
..,av FACTION at Temple Elect
.rleyen,h District Wepub'i-
r.ct 81. Lnuis Delegated.

rs,as. June 2.-The republican
",,on of the Eleventh congress onal
| Tcxos met In Scguin on Situr-
III. IA in pursuance of thc call OF
lssi , Hon. = y. Vaughan, for
l",ros. Of clcctrg delegates to The
ks,sn National convent ON. TO he held
LSvvu, ,s MIN was called to order mt
cV NJ, bv j. #, Mckee, and ait"r
II. ,he clll and stating that mere
~ nSn..5iing delegations, tie CON
ln,yorse,icd at once To perfect per-
rorrnnizatiOn by The election hy
k,.,,on Of j. +. Mckee as chairman
4, psyer ns secretary. Aiter APP
IT, ,hs usual committees, the con-
kne adjourned uni ! :. =. IN,
kr,,N al y. III the convention re-
khsd when the following resosn-
|wero adopted: 49,. .,,,,,.,,u.
| die eleventh. congressional DIS
4, Texos. In convention .dSseinblei.
| arr allegiance 10 the rcpuhlican
"a II prstocticp and icrinrocfiN.
IT., 40 favor honest money a cur
~ gold, lyer and rpncr. and that
American dollar should he an honest
vorth 100 cents always and every
:, onr delegates to the Nat onll
kiicn he instructed to vote FIR VIII
{,cKlnlcy for president as long aS
Sms Is hofor. 'he convention. and
ali honorable nouns In ihelr power
klre his nomination
Isol,owinr vas also adopted;
- IL, ,bn ,arr,sfif..Nlf, of God nt
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SH0RT TEXAS SPECIALS.

SABINE PASS Arrived British bark
Nt,,ly ,,...,.. ,,a,,,..i ,,i,,,, I'm.
a,nrG,,r pe',ri ~ stnf,,ha XII .',,,,,i
,in,os n.a, ,bo hcort ,.horl,,y I,,s ,o1.,
plalr,, In me Waco ,ail 10 .a,r,..t trial
~ ~ rs va =, S'ill ,ii iiS
,ar g'a no'lgfhlo ,, go9u' .ss 'Nitis
,NS'i 'f N, o5s n,ot,c, ,no
nr u'j lin.nfY,, raol a, ,Se rate of * cenps
per 100 pounds
CALVERT pan Levine's watch was
slolor from his vest hansrs M iHs
Sllon0. \ negro WAS arrested ana IN"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-03

T.mrlo. Texas. ,Iunr An "n'iusl-
asiic meeting of the ladies who have Tho
flower show work was hl bore yr-ior-
day evening and "A great deal Of bus nrsa
transacfrd Miss rita triitin was soc
lncird 10 represent Tcmplc IN TIA" Twin
CITY" coronation sccnc. y meeting wnH
held In Bolton yesterday evening TO elect
alIrc an 70 rrpr, sent That 'ity.
driver who died from INJURIES received
IN n runaway last Saturday svcDipg, were
carried To ii.ltcn for inierp.ni4 jones
has hcen I'm his riiy FOR two Yrars aud
had become well known to the travelling
pubic.
'rho Temple public schools win oipsc
this week. with thirteen grniuntcs An
excellent programme has been arranged
iof tho ci9sing exercises.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-03

DALLAS. Texas, jane . sheriff P'psi
,.n, In his morning with l.. u Meshan' u
negro charged with killing Frank I'm
n 5.oro Yesterday four mics cast ~ ROW
peiI liii wls an elqsr ~ me Me ,,,,',ii,
memler Last FHnaay M tcnaale Oh Mark 9
,,...,,, ',,retaSa lie elder. The men wfi
II, H. ",' nald aud McShan shot the elder ~ 10
a Wlnonester rife sicShan 'i,in'e g. d.
",,'d H., s,lf-,l-fpneo. He rNns me farm
IN With Nc liyes. and stands wel IN
the .olOlel o, Orlr,
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LIBERTY HILL NORMAL,

Liberty Iiill. Texas, May 81. The sum
mcr normal VIII begin on June % ana end
July Is. Professor n. j. Hickey Of Bnrnot
is appointed Conductor. with Professor D..
l.. iiamiito1 Of this place, Professor j.
H. Ovens Of Isrrram. II. NJ. Lowrance
OF Granger and Mis- Dora Gibson % Hutio
~ teachers. II Is believed nat with such
IA corps of talent the normal Is bound TO 10
"a.
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WHARTON COUNTY.

t cs,embled to Reorganize the
'en' Texas, June ? rbo en-, for
~ ;, 70 assemble brought seven men
t.. " The court noqso yesterday,
H. foo'e' Asa paYdy. \. j.
&. ., NJ Hliri, r.. T.
Vi, ,T1e Regular ao,nnc,o,ic
~ naml,n,i,.s county vas held last
3.bns ,,"s Delegates To al i,ho
he ss,. me meeting yeYterdav
hs 10 w. parties "a ii this was n
|a ar,,orgapizc thu domorrnti,,
sie teri, ,. county" Asf, DaNvdv
sscrsta,,.' chairman nnd H.
and SEN lhey also ollci01 a
u AR irnasaie Precinct chairman
vs. nolbio, sta,e This reform nova.
Ise Hawa.g Of the "sidlen, nhn',,
has nv, who took mn tha ,srnnd
iioh MIN for several wesks IN
eaen,sS 'lh siauneh o,d d"n,o "H ~, ~
VA, ~ 10 The Posi- p .,, No.. . ~, ?
duty 10 II, mat good doniocrais
|. tie r SAT- M.s party which shonlI
elonel l5s.ises at this nerlticnl
u.efadO. ,hrnNy' NC old war horse
y FooleS,a. lions his heart INTO H.
iiisasly brc,,,sseIr Services Ior M Marty
.s,,aaal struushI out IN ne recent
fhe none,s., nel wcen Mr.. lt1o-
Hg is n,nthl, LaWhon. raDtain
The n,ssndply the best nostad
Captain 'l9ehileial ques,I6n IN me
- FLOOD ,nnapman, who fer ibirtv
4. eve tb, democratic suur.ui.
bis sa ~, reform mov.,o ~ t H.,
q d new ,, Mr. Re d Is com
NJ On nan in ne deuoer ot'i,
shaopaanish on he ..i ~ NJ W..
w has Z, himself FOR ' he ,,o ar.
sshad t gsl.,w work Of roi ina ms
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nonham. Texas. June 2-lluiine d.i p
Guilty this rvenne over sesNehse' w
= pa. 'i,r.s Tho ta,le pcrc-
,r 3Ge1 10 Heart l.iling Coker insl.n,ly
,irrat .Nrltomen' prevailed, AMI ml,'' I',,
thr1iis az Voneeancs can hr h'""' ""'
White : safe N JAN