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EAGLE PASS ETcHINGs.
Moro Negro Colonists Returning From
MeNico-Travelsrs lnconvenienced,

Moro Negro Colonists Returning From
MeNico-Travelers lnconvenienced
Eagle Pass, Texas, March l2--Twenty-
seven OF the negro colonists reached here
this morning from Mexico and about as
many more arc expected tomorrow. They
report that they had finished gathering
thclr crops ana were preparing to plant
again, hut were Informed that they were
not needed any more. They are in desti-
tute circumstances, though free from dis.
case, ana are trying 10 get back to Ala
baIna.
Owing TO the fact that the passenger
train from Mexico arrives at $50 n IN. and
passengers on the slcepers are required 10
be out OF their berths when the train is
inspected, the railroad company has re-
quested that "A customs Inspector be placed
on the train TO inspect baggage while the
train Is en- route to San Antonio. The mat
ter has been taken UP by the treasury de-
partment and an additional Inspector will
probably be added TO the force.
, Mt Il. g. George, agent of the Southern
Pacific, Is the proud father OF a boy, horn
yesterday.
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aAN MARcns NOrEs.

san Marcos Texas. March lS.-rhc town
has been in a state OF excitement by the
rise In the river. thus causing the over
now Of the DANA long expected dream
al the parties interested In tho water
power.
Work will begin ON the government
l,.t.,Trr,, IN a frw mouths. The peculiar
duadrlp-ds taken FROM the artcstan wei
remain uameless SO Tar, and are creating
much interest. water is flowing from
the we'll al 500 n minute.
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near Chiffon, ten. miles west OF here, they
were caught by a white man named Oscar
Dudley, about % years Old. who attempted
20 rape first the younger. and then thu
older one. They were In cut en- the
railroad and section men about fifty yardr
away heard their screams and ran &c
their rescue. Dudley fed. put was 20, n
officers prevented Hydsns from Killing
him. lie was brought to Marlin today au1
waived examining. trial in JUST g Elam's
assault, which NJ did not deny. and rond
fixed at 5000. He could not make the
bond and was taken to Waco on This
evenings train to prevent mob violence.
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HYMENEAL.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ross, 4
March 12-Mr, jos KEN and MY
Edminston were married yesttr,'l
18th. by Rev. Mr.. Glbbins, at NE ~,
Of the brides parents. seven mhs
west of town.
HARMON-W HfTE-Lake ChMia
March l3.--Mr. Howard Harinsn I
assessor of this parish, ana WI
White, daughter Of d. ". wmM
were quietly married at the onay,
last night. ROY, Charles W. isAs
floating.
DEMPSY- WEAVER Calyer \
March l2--Mr. Tousey weaver y:
Emma Dempsy Of this county VIZ
ried Sunday by Rev. d, u. sv'sI
couple were clipping and met me s "
in the county road about q na y.
this place and were married AZ v"
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HENlkY,s CLAIMS.

Waco. Texas. March i2.--Hon. r. l., Hen
ry. who seems TO be the only person who
pronosea TO contest the democratic uomi-
nation in the Seventh congressional dis.
trict with Hon. Seth l.. Mills. has returned
from visit TO Bell county. He declares
he viii secure the delegation from that
county and that he wan set warm pace
for Mr.. Mills in all the other counties OF
the district. MIR. Henry expresses himself
rs well pleased with the outlook tor his
flt fffff a.
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slrRNEY1Nn cnRPs FiREp UPON.

Lexington. Texas, March l3.--L. Kraft, a
German farmer living eight miles north
EAST OF town, cmpticd the contents of a
double -barreled shotgun at the scrvep H. &
corps of the ST. Louis, oklahoma and
Texas Air Line railroad yesterday, bu,
fortuna tcly none OF the party were hit
They were surveying through his preinlSca
and this was the cause % his onslaught
lie has not yet been apprchendcd.
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THIS SOUNDS LIKE BUSINESS.

Competition gives spice to any enter
prise. Consequently. Miss Alpha Story
only daughter Of Rev. c. w. Story. 22lS
Cochran street, enters the race for The
Post bicycle. She solcts every one who
VIII to aid her; cut the bicycle coupon
from The Post daily, sign her name and
street number to same, and leave them
at Mr.. Ed l\iam's store Mr.. Hancock's
bookstore, the Office of the Business Mems
League; al The Post or Mt her home. for
her She will he grateful TO all who viii
thus aid her in this competition for the
bicycle.
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YOUNG AND NJ save follossr
Remarkable results anr,ei and ~
treatment. Years OF 81 cuIsr,e.,- Fl
exnerience I'm the use a. control "
that We alone own an Nave weak ]
Srders of Men VINO orgars. who ~
valoned or diseased o,r,sss,tb ard ~. w
Inc from errors OF ,mpotent. w
who are nervous ~ ina contemp.. Il
their fellows anu ,ions, leads y, "a
friends and con.pnis II they RAJ
pntee to al p pur own exciD''
I NJ sffoId 8 c sure SqRres,rhs. there ed MS
RFMEMBi3is,'rno other. as y'tu rsiini'
Valuable time o .,,e tsss
once. WIN are sun'F sfnsb y
LADIEsrTi,aMr 10 your SCI, osr nsv r
eases pee,u,id certainly irs s,nsssss Y.
OF treat'nnneaa'aio does away Vi III OF
nethods often experle ,.stished M
which Is o. ysu WIN be ssis disesss I
msnt p and fs-This ,errite'nn sihoas y
s1r ,,s With the lasSsn,inss ana q.
ca ~ ance az Hot ~ siitifsn. ~, y.
txpe i,sis enables Us ,.o az he Hssriiy
i,,enrrible poison TIL sasctivs 'e'
thIs Vrap,d. safe ana I'd. - no.
mos, lie cure guaraaarsfI AEGSs VI
o92nnMpNsssTURAL pisy.ouieh IL;
nnlii In a few ahsiet ard \,
rureD Shis includes o m methosi 70
SAT- ssTf,RItcT riuRE-A ,,i nes mssS'' :.
.'i roompiete treatmennsiy en by,,r. "
Mali treatment i for nsn ~
symptom BLANC skin piseA' !,
Women. No. y TOT IA gs1a,
Catarrh. o.ssnce ansNasl ~.
SCI. sent free from Sa,sss Of esMIl y g;
the country. AA1adITJJATaANs.,o rs'tI
200 Alamo Plaza: ,reet. Nsv ="
rs ST, Charles S"
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CHURCH DINNERs

San Marcos. Texas, March l,-cs
dinners seem 10 be the latest fad b
Marcos. The ladies OF the First n,
terrain church realized sa from 4 4
given Wednesday and all agres Ia,
quality and quantity surpassed any
for years at this place The processi
he devoted to building a new Presbyl
church
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EIGIN INnoRsrn.

Rockport, Texas, March l3-The popu-
lists OF this county held their county con-
yeption hero last night to select dele
gates TO the Beeytlio congressional con
Veutlon After tho selection of delegates
Il resolution was offered and unanimously
adouted indorsing John T.. Eigin OF Rock
port as candidate for congress.
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FROM LININGSTnN-

livingstone. Texas, March l2--Coupon
Editor: Here comes a li-year-old boy to
Join In cs n contestant for the bicycle
pons Hoping all the people who do not
enter Will help me along, | am. as ever,
Luther NJ. Niece.
N B.-Plcase let me know what cou-
pons VIII cost l.. NJ. Niece
Answer Tho Post has no coupons for
sale. They must be clipped from the pa
per. Coupon Editor.
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TELnPHoNE LINE TO wAnLDER.

Waelder. Texas, March iS.-rho Gonzales
Telephone company has reached this point
in the erection OF It's lines and in n few
hours VIII have connections complete to
this place from Houston. Then Waeider
can hello to Houston. They have the
poles all set as far west as Seguin aud viii
proceed in the erection of the line to that
point and on to San Antonio
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ORGANIXER RIiOpEs.

Louise, Texas. March 49, State Or
ganizer Rhodes OF the peoples party srolSc
here last night at the school house to
quito n crowd The speaker is quite a
Comical orator and often brought forth
great poals OF laughter from ;he pops
MIR. Rhodes " also editor of the Nan
Lnnlt Innnllat
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OLD TEMPERANCE COUNCIL.

Anderson. Texas, March l2-rhc Tenn
perance Council OF Anderson county. with
the independent Order Of odd Fellows.
have Just purchased "a large new hell to
place ON the stone building which they
own. This council Omitted Frlonds of
temperance H. the oldest Ia tho state.
having been in cNistel.c about ~ futy
years. during which limo the grand lodge
ana an subordinate lodges OF the order
have collapsed.
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WHARTON COUNTY CAIL.

Wharton, Texas March l3.--County TX
.cutlys Chairman l. n. Dennis has called
the county couycntinn 10 meet tn Whnr-
ton saturday. March Il. Precinct chair
mon are hereby notified To call inaSs
mo tings and send delegates to said oou-
vcn.lou to send delegates TO represent
Wharton county IN the congregational con-
March u
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RELIGIOUS NOTES.

REVIVAL AT wooDvILLE
Woodville, Texas. March la-'rhs,
nrotracted meeting going on hen !
The Rev. Mr.. Marrow OF Shelby hi
Is conducting the meeting.
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ASSAULT ON aIRLs.

Attempt TO outrage Two Children Near
Chiiton-The culprit Safely Jailed.
Marlin, Texas. March Is, Yesterday
evening as Dave Hyden's and a Mr. Ker-
sey's little girls, aged 10 and years re-
specuvely, were going home from school
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MAY SUPPORT nEAsLEY.

Por, Layaca. Texas March l2.-Edwarl
Edgar chairman OF tho democratic execu-
tive committee. has issued call for II
county convention to send delegates TO the
couyentpu called 70 meet at Corpus christ
on the ztth 10 nominate candidate for
the Eleventh congressional district 10 ili
tho uucNpired term OF Hon. W. H. Crain.
The sentiment here seems 20 be 20 send "a
delegaUon instructed for john G. Heasies
frn.. .lllnr man
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are cool and vegetation Is stunted. The
excessive rain proves a great hindrance 10
farmers, who would like to get through
planting'scorn and potatoes.
Paint Rock, March l2.-Everybody who
can do so Is putting In a crop. The pros.
pect for good crop is more favora bio
than for years past.
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pAar1,Rrs RIRNrn

Hardesty, o. l.. March IA disastrous
prairie fire ragged near here Tor several
days this week, devastating the NJ Mains.
Carter, Hutchinson and ll-I.crsoa
ranches and causing many thousands OF
dollars damages.
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orFIcERs ELEcrEn.

Lake Charles. La, March is,-At the
annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Hodge Fence company yesterday the
following officers wore elected; n, D.
Pope, president; Il. H. Mason, vice presi-
dent; Chester Brown, secretary. and
Charles s. Ramsay, treasurer.
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JArKsON COtINTY's NEW sllEKIFF

Edna, Texas. Mach l3.-Much interest
was manifested here yesterday In the APP
pointment OF "A successor to Shern Mildly,
rcsigncd. Commissioners Marvin and Mil
by voted for j l.. Grissom, while Suther-
land. Simons and County Judge Ro~lctt
voted for A. B. Mcdowell thus giving tho
| county a most exemplary citizen, who b.
| Ia every way worthy and qualified for thc
| Hduffipp
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Abilene. Texas. March lS.-Johr Frler.
alias Moore, was arrested here today. on
a telegram, chargod with robbine the
mails ut Clayton, ". NJ.
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These Drs.
Do 1t.

Do what? Cure thousanassy i X I
afflicted with PRIVATE. o Sh ~
and it SPECIALISTS ian. , ADsSl0iits no ~
WHAT VII DOCTORS dooI ihise a. q. IL u
, ma' and most successful j., p in Al IL
specialists In this c9u i.d;re n Thgl
peculiar to men and " ,hsm ard w
others follow, Consult t ne s S
safe Of being cured ~ M Az IA i
sible time consistent with sa''
,tfic treatment.
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San Marcos. Texas March lS.-An of
the, precincts have been heard from snd
prohibition carried by $50 majority.
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PROHIBITION CARRIES.

Alto. Texas. Marcn i2--The local OPP
was won by the pros hy seventy votes.
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KILLED ny A coNsrABLE.

Shawnee, o, T.. March -. John Gees.
dick. German. was shot and Killed by
a constable while resisting arrest east
OF here yesterday.
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WEATHER AND CROPS.

Wnrrentnn. March ia heavy rain fen
here Tuesday evening, followed by "a brisk
norther. which Is sttll blowing. The nights
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TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY
Take laxative Bromo QulEtne Tablets An
druggists refund the money II 1t fails 10
cure. CSC.
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EMORN-ln the habens corpus trial OF
G; +. Gni charged with the murder Of
Mrs. Martha Sklpwith, before pistric,
Judge Terhnne, GIL was allowed BAH "A
the sum OF yJ00a N'' 80
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helm, 4. +. Glare. Kohier q Heidenfelts'
karnes .coun,y--Mstt Terry. p; b. But
King, T. 5. Bailey. x. Maiey. l.. C. Tobin,
II. ". Derum.
CAMPS mlrs0 3. <. MeCraeken. " x. Scott. W.
e Lp l,nsS,, & T. MI, LawhoR & l. Herring
T. Meyers. j. j. ,sparr9w. O., il. Warren.
g = stevenson: u; 6 King T. G. Mepan-
Guadalupe County-Rud Tschaepe, Au-
gust Ebert. Ad Gelven, F. schul.
d Duys " c9 sbaw ba Par a. O.
ecutiye committee; John d. Cieary, F. [.
Gravis.
:, Victoria sC,oaa,ty-I. ]; wsldsr, A; 20 aoI 4
Kyle, Geo. Vineyard.
Dewitt County--A. p. Davidson. John
r. Bailey. W J: Baker. chairman :, ex t,I
scnburG, f, Il. Mcconnell. l.. W. Hilliard.
John ": Burns, d, Hunter, +. Hutehinss'
J. y. Mcdonald. G A. Summers. g; H.
Louis Keller, Thomas a. Graves, y. 6.
Proctor. Il. G. Warn. Jr., VIM. Hasdorn,
]; 6; lIowerton, h, Blakeslee, J 4 Graves.
I'd Migge, j. NJ. Recss. Emil Reinert. j.
y. Bell. Wm. FrDbese. Henry Eeinert,
Alos Mannheim. Rev. j. Sheehan. J, ~
MiSge, :. /. OF, john Welc1, II. ht!ltF,
Charles Keller, Jr.. W. ]. Alexander. Geo
Eckert w. r. Garrett. r. G. Patterson
j. ". Ferris, II. Jocker. Geo. l.etch- a. v
Palmie, j. A. BIrleson. II. Nauderhider
VIM. Munter, Charles @. Breeder, II
Hardt. john strntton, W. Buohrig. Eo
Tloeger, w. Il. North, j. G, kos5iel. a. 6.
klenecke, a, Ilguer. .. 4. Swift II. l..
SUMNER, G. White J. Schott. Jas. Hamil-
ton, & l.. Fore, G.. + Koenig. VIM Van
Hoogeutuyze J. r. CLARK. r. X. Taylor,
L. ". Bates. n. y. Shepperd, Fred Ham
liton, w. W. PcaYY. l.. q. Covert Val u
lIarit, Jasper Fosseti. A. Hut, 3. NJ
Lackoy, Lee Il. Devirney A. Ley, {. y.
Phnlipu, Fritz kohief Wm. Nohlcr. Il A.
Peasants. c, q. Baker, y. w. Nash, John
Junker ia koen.g. j. l.. Sheppard. j. ~
Reuss & Son, o. j. Heuss. VI. J, Baker, J.
J.. Baker. a. !. Cash, Emil Leonard, a. II.
Nagel.
Edna. Texas March i3.--f the circular
which reached several leading democrats
here yesterday. purport!ng TO be a call
upon Hon. II. kioberg. represented the
strength Of the democracy In the district,
serious Dpprchens iOns are expressed as TO
final results The counties OF Cameron,
iidnlgd ard Starr are each represented by
ore petitioner Live Oak by two. and
thirteen counties not even seeking the
man Tor the Office by aid OK the "auxii-
airy committee"
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The list M to date Is as follows:

The list up to date Is as follows:
Miss Guss!e Mckernon. 40
Alfred Alexander NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
Felix Canatella ........................... 20
Hattie Ramsay .............'...........'. 40
l.. NJ. Meccc .......'..''.''...''''' ~
Miss Jessie Ollre ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
1t will be noticed that Alfred Alexander
adds % coupons to his credit today, while
Felix Canatella, the popular young man
ager of the Hutchins house news and c.
gar stand, brings in % with the statement
that he is in to stay, and wishes the help
of his friends.
The coupon editor tried to get funny
and said something about April fool In
the first announcement, and as conse-
quenee several have asked If we were 60
ing to give a sure enough bicycle. You are
hereby assured that the winner vii! get
his or her choice of any Stearns wheel
valued at sl25 or lees. In few days l
Will tell you where you can see the HI
cycles on exhibition. The only ones who
will be fooled will be those who think
they have more coupons than anyone else
and find they are mistaken.
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WANTS. rAIR PLAY.

w IN = Il AIN 1 A@-P -
Daily Post--I have entered the contest
for your bicycle. but from what nave
learned today 1t Will hardly amount 70
anything for mo to try. ] am tolG that
an the newsboys are cutting out the cou
pons before selling their papers and sell
Inn, them al two cents apiece to certain
parties, If you will look at all the papers
they return you VIII ma tne S9up0ns
clipped out. Then, too, l am told mat
some of the delivery boys cut some Of
them out before delivering the papers.
Now, unless we all have "A fair chance u
Is not worth while for US to content
aea,nst the methods thus adopted. want
10 work for the prize, but 1t Is useless 10
work for 1t unless you can manage IN
working honestly. SO | thought ! would
write to YOU and ma out before ] 20 any
further If 1 can expect fair treatment IN
the contest. Yours truly
81 McKinny Avenue. city.
Answer: The Coupon Editor answers
the above In The POST as 1T will likely
be Of interest to all who are saving cou-
pons.
First-As to the newsboys cutting out
coupons before they sell the papers will
say that as they pay for their papers we
can not undertake to say what they shall
do with them, though it stands to reason
that this will not amount to much, as
very few people will buy a mutilated pa
per. AS to their returning unsold papers
with the coupons cut out will say that
this is impossible, as The Post does not
pay out money for mutilated papers. The
papers are examined carefully and no
papers with coupons clipped are return
able.
Secoud-I can not think but that your
! Informant regarding our carrier boys
| clipping coupons out Of the papers before
delivering them is mistaken but, at any
rate, strict orders have been given on this
subject. and upon reliable information
| that any Of our carriers are guilty of this
act they viii be promptly discharged.
| II Is hardly necessary to state that The
Post will in every way possible endeavor
| to sec that each contestant is treated
alike and that the one who gets the most
coupons VIII get the bicycle.
The Post offers this bicycle as a girt to
| the ono that cvinces the most energy, Ia
be shown by the number OF coupons gath
cred.
! No Post employe will he allowed to con.
| tost for the prizc or, with the knowledge
of the office. be allowed TO assist n CON
| testant. coupon EDITOR"
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sprcIAL11l

spEclAlH.
syphilis, ~
POISONING ~
Debility
and Urhssln,,
SSccultles, s,
iIirnpoienNcr,t'
ural pss,-s,l
Piles, Rhsooni,,i
skin and M;
s sesss q ~,
Ceysurtarrh, -.
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Hon, ]. %. Rudd OF Harrison county 10
at the Hotel Salge.
The Austin FIRE department received $500
feet OF new hose today.
Mills county redeemed $500 of It's bonds
held by tho permanent school fund this
morning,
Governor Culberson and state Superin-
tondcnt of Public Instruction Carlisle re-
turned from StephenVAle and Fort Worth
this morning.
Tho governor today appointed Captain
Phil shardein OF San Antonio, a nsmhNr
| OF he board Of managers or the south
| western insane asylum, vice II. l.. Peck.
| resigned,
State Health officer Swcarinsen today
| received Geographic Information from
| Stephensonvillc. Center ard III paso that
smallpox prevails at those noints In a
| mia form. The doctor Will probably
| 20 to Center,
| Mr. j, j. BAN OF the comptrolior's de-
| partment. who acted az secretary pro TEN
| OF the State democratic executive commit
| tee during It's recent session In this city,
| has entered the ring AS candidate for
| railroad commissioner.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-04
Publication Notice.

In the crcuit court OF said county, at the Sep TEN
Der term, 1896.
Caroline Southerd, Diana Irwin, Emma inc
Stoothof vs.. Mary LoForge, Andrew j. Lii lat,
Joseph Light, Mary Miliard. Emma Hartwell. q.
Light, Louisa 'CdGington, Lucinda HOdkin-
son, john Light. Robert Light. Mineola Ander-
son, Charles A. Light, John Il. Light, Martha
Light. Rebecca Schultz, William F. Light. Rober ri
A. Light. Annie Light. Sarah M. Deal, Jane
saunders, Emma Root, b. C. Light. Anna A. Tai
bolt. Florence Light. n atie E. Light, Jav W.
Light, William Du-in berry and William Dusin-
berry, administrator OF the estate of 10 eph
Light. licensed.
Affidavit Of non residence Of Mary LaForye
Andrew !. Light, Joseph Light, Mary Willard,
Emma Harwell. c. W. Light. Louise Codding-
ton. Lucinda Hodkinson, John Light. Robe ri
Light. Mineola Anderson. Charles A. Light, John
B. Light. Rebeccs Schultz. William +. Light
Jane Saunders, Emma Root, b. G. Light, Anna
Talbot, Florence Light, Matte E Light, Jay
W. Light. the above defendants having been filed
in the clerks office Of the circuit court Of ead
| resident defendants that the complainant filed
their bill OF complaint in said court, the chan
Gerry side thereof, the 2sth day of May, 1896 and
| that thereupOn a summons issued out of said
BILE on the fret Monday In the month of Septem bel
| next, as is by law required. Now, unless you
| the said nonresident defendants above named
| shall personally be and appear before the said
| thereof, TO be holden at Rock Island in AIT
| for the said county, on the first Monday il
| September next, and plead, answer or demur Il
the said complainant's bill Of complaint, the sam,
and stated will be taken ae confessed, and
decree entered against you according to tn,
prayer Of said bill.
GEORGE ". GAMBLE. Clerk.
| WILLIAM McEHIRy,
| Complainants Solicitor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-04
BRYAN CHANGES HIS PLANS.
Will Travel to Des Noines First and Spend
n Night There,

Will Travel to Dcs Moines First and Spend
Night There.
LINCOLN, Neb., Aug bryan has an
nounced change he has been contemplate
ing in his trip east next Friday. Instead
of leaving here Friday evening over the
Burlington he will leave at 2:a5 p. m. Fri
day over the Rock Island, and will reach
Des Mones. Ia, at about O'Clock the
same evening. He will stay over night in
Des Moines, where n reception has been
planned. Thechange was made at the i'm
portunities Of friends in that city to whom
he had partially promised "A visit. and who
had made preparations to receive Bryan
and his party, which will include Mrs.
Bryan. Hon. and Mrs r. p. Bland, and
press representatives.
They will leave Des Moines at about 7 a.
NJ Saturday. reaching Chicago at $50 p.
m They will remain in Chicago until
1870 p. 10. sunday. at which time they
will start over the Pennsylvania Central
as originally contemplated.
Bryan declines TO be interviewed on the
runor that he declines the Populist Eomi-
nation saying he has nothing 10 add 10
| the statement he give out at the close of
| the convention.
JEFFERSON CITY. Mo, Aug. i.-Sena;ol
/ White, OF California. has delegated Io
| Governor Stone, of Missouri, the honor OF
| notifying W. j. Bryan of his nomination
| for n-esidert OF the United States at Mad