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DIED.

Ill; S- sl KsIAn 81 FGIl1: lsRc
Int of Normnnst"ne u. T.
lnterment al Scranton, Pa.
BERRY, iI:ac Departed this life Thursday lone IL.
Funeral VIII take pace sunday, june u. frou
Metropolitan A. NJ. L. Church. at 3 O'Clock
pm.
HAMM M III. on Tr,aly June IL isae at IL
Notice of funeral hereafter.
JACKSON. Departed this life "Wednesday .Ime 10.
ls'S; at 50. MAaiAkEII J. T"rD. wife
nj Dp h mi5s )! md 1ksOs aged LGrl''"o years.
Funeral viii take place from the Third baptist
June H. at o'ri%k' R.!atir.s and tri,n.i:
invited to attend.
KLINK. on Thursday morning June IL. 1885, at
80 o'clock at his residence. 1925 9th street
northwest, a. {. kLINk. aged sey, MY nine
Funeral l from his late lesleqse, 1876 oh street
northwest, on saturday. June IL, AT pm.
1ntcIm,nt at oak I'LL.
KATHERINE ELIZABETH MENH0IsN, nee
osiermeyer. wife of the late q. I. Mcnhorn.
1897 Az street southwest. Sunday. Junc H. al
4:ao O'Clock. Friends and relatives imftcd.2.
PRENTICE. On THURSDAY June II. IS,G. a, a24
T. street northwest, Ei'tUS PRENTICE. aged
ninety four years and eight months.
Funeral services 81 the home o''lok pm. today.
Friends are invited. The remains Will lie
taken 10 Connecticut No flowers.
SCHNEIDER Suddenly. on The morning II June
II, 1896. at 40 o'olo,k. CHRISTIAN C. nus
band of Mary A. Schneider.
Funeral from his late residence. Aspen View"
Florida avenue and l1th street northwest,
Saturday afternoon a, O'Clock. 1ntefmsnt at
Oak Hill cemetery. 2
YANCEY. Entered into rest on June II. 1896.
after long and painful Illness. MATILDA
lANCEY. beloved mother Of Mrs.. 'Scn.v. Dlr-
nell, Mrs. Chas. buchanan and Moses IAShtroot.
Sleep on, dear mother VIII meet thee again
BY HER CHILDREN.
Funeral June IA from Nineteenth Street l.nntist
Church ut O'Clock pm. Friends ana relatives
invited.
In MemOriam.
GRISSAM. In loving remembrance Of JOHN G.
GliiSSAM who died June r. 1884. wears
ago TO-DAY.
Loved in life, remembered In de.th
BY Ills WIFE AND CHILDREN.
JOHNSON. In memory Of GRACE JOHNSON. who
died June II, 1880
This day brings o memory the griec that death
When suddenly Grace died wear az" today
Gone, but not forgotten.
BY THE FAMILY
JOHNSON. In loving rc,nenhrar 81 GRAcI.
JOHNSON. who died on" year ago today, June
L., 1855.
SUSIE AND ANNA
NUTTER. In loving remembrance Of my dear
friend, IDA g. NtTTER, who died three years
NJ L. MIDDLETON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-12

Fast Black and Tan Isle Thread
Hose-the kind that is usually BE
with high spliced heels ard double
sOles and toes-are here for 25c. a
pair.
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underwear.

II pays to pay enough for your In
derwear to get the good sort Not
only In quality, but fashiC ming. The
best way for you to do is to make a
few comparisons. Our prices may be
1owest-but cur values are best
The 35c. kind is 29c here.
The CSC. kind is SOC here.
The 75c. kind is 59c here.
The 81 kind is 75c here
The 81 .25 kind is Sc. here.
The $3.50 kind is 81 Lere.
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n AR RED,

Observation-Disclosures on June 10 lsoG
az the Residence OF the brides mother l,y the
Rev. John Dudley. HARRY 4 NoRINSD\ ana
MAMIE NJ. HoIIINC;SHEAD
lAkBoA-de kltAFFT. nn "Wednesday. June 10
1886. at -. Johns Church. Washington n =
Iy Rev Dr. Mackay smith. GLENNIE TAR
BON, L. \ navy. 10 DpRNI1IA. Youngest
daughter OF the late Rear Admiral i {, II do
Kraft, L. ). navy.
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Mr.. MurruN's Wfn

Inc Will of the late Robert J. Murray, a
member OF the local bar. dated MAY "a.
ISM, which has been filed. appoints his
widow Margaret Murray, as executrix.
and makes her sole beneficiary
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House FURNISHINGS.

zoe. Heavy 4-string Brooms. Ioc
= sc. Large Carriage Sponges. sc.
SC Perforated Toilet Paper. &c
6Oc. Cedar Wash Tubs. .3oc.
I5c. Extra Whisk Brooms. &c.
1OC. Ostrich Feather busters. &c.
15c. Ostrich Feather Busters. &c.
SH.48 Excelsior Lace CUR
tain Stretcher. soc.
Covered Tin Buckets.
Lot, 2-qt.,- 3-qt., 4-qt., opt,
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tNi@ht Shirts.

!. Plain and fancy-in sizes from IA
to 19-for SOC. Plenty long and plenty
Z wide for any of yOn-and the trin,-
{ ming Of the fancy ores is tastefully
done.
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tPaiarnnas.

= Try item once. You will become
Z convert to their utility. The expert
8 ment will only cost you 81 for
: suit. You Will get So. SOS worth Of
!. quality. Made Of madras-pretty
= patterns
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2 Pair for rs cents.
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White China Ware.

Copco Bath Soap. &c.
Cosmo Buttermilk Soap. ...... &c.
Woodbury's Facial Soap. .....15c.
Cuticura Soap. .........IIc.
Sweet Violet Soap. Tic.
Three sample cakes given free
with every cakes purchased.
French Lilac Soap. &c.
Pure CASTLE Soap. &c. ] ID.
Oakley's Queen Cologne. . &c. OF.
Bay Rum. 4-pt- bottle. .Ioc.
BOrated Talcum Powder. .IOc.
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:Wasf1
ITies.

We are keeping the assortment Of
Scotch Madras Wash Ties complete
There are plaids, stripes and plain
cOlors In plenty for any taste to find
satisfaction. Best we have had for
lOc. Nobody can beat them.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-01-30
SALE NOTICE

BALE NOTICE.
Once Of commissioner Of school and Public
lands.
March, 1888, oil ct the unsOld and Unbiased
school lands In the county Of Union will be Of
tered for sale at public auction, to the highest
bidder, q the front door Of the court house in
said county. said sale will be held between the
hours Of 10 O'Clock q. m, and 8 o'clock p. m.
each day until Ill the tracts OF school lands have
been offered for sale.
fierre, =. D., Jan. IA, 1895.
j. l.. LOCKHART,
al0 Commissioner OF School and Public Lands.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-01-30

For q pain the chest . piece Of flannel
dampened with ChamberlAin's Pain
Balm and bound on oyer the NEAT Of the
pain, and smother on the back between
tina shoulders, viii afford prompt re-
lief. This 10 especially valuable In
cases where the pain 70 caused BY 4
cold and there 10 Z tendency towards
pneumonia. For sale BY J. s. Talcott,
Druggist.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-01-30

psa1e,

SMsa@ asSA@ nsa1o.
|sgSx janaary A.--Ahl III wo but
& STo = n tha booMttful. rs would
41iI60 e1l1 70 Tho FARMER md merch-
~4sassAM mould put ssMaotheP enrth,'
g8S stion ~ bring forth another
wsli -reprsseated at the
r. 90 (0llooon onaolast wednesday.
1111x dobat0A basket SOciableo,
1ll1Sda III o0oiAl gaxne az sinch or
6uI2 Ellaex huk ~ least bein9 -
I12!1I1 e m sAopefAp ~ tho boys best
! a11 3AQsQki6t po9tiGha
~ the tntor n ore and
i 1l1 5ll1ll11 tef 1trtine 80 looking sitter
III hiaiine IA west Brule last
AEAsn, w undsrstAnd Win t4ke
- u~eiyerstty g Vermil-
H. = ~ QnesHOn for debate next
eysning n ne johnson
havs you sssn Louis ana
4 ~ Mere anrprisad? They
526Iltif I y yun. 6mllln9 tho sweetest
n 61H y DlmmaNanNbie. And 40 doubt
O. tho full aepse 81
6 1sIEotn0tlYyfnit
f7f4x ~ tho savage leads 4
S74x1 Sl1l84 f&An the Civi1lxad man
&Saofoa1&M81tf0a lnrdabate Inst Thurs-
IIts6S MI II Johmson sehoothonse.
1lG:ot ~ Qao1tton wore ally
III tAe nNafouoe. Hut the
spoln3e aud undesirable fncta
mnA1y abeought 3oRth forth by
c16&fy0. rs verdict ~ the
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-01-30

For SALE-One pair Of Howe wagon
scales, platform and timbers nearly
new. Brick In foundation goes with
scales. FREEMAN Bros.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-01-30

D9NK

5%HM E3SsST
lSeAN la3h H1ckSfAhe u 81. g.
!. ~ greatly disap'
aecOtnt cf therN beine
dsas ia MI Mary Her
49, EIk Point Int Saturday
l6tgsl8nIe1iy matTledb ~ Judge 10y;
Z g. aWoF0 not n quiet at the
~ ~ fgen 10 hOaor o. The happy
0&Ntd1YNoyenfnR Will set up
i ~ opples Ia abundance.
-! Y yoa ~ yours Will
y n. u. Aenes,,s farm
(.1k nafsonsss stOre, - we'll -.
1f6MS Mnl4 everything 10 sold at res
8 The aas occurred Fri
&11ljSSSX1kelskie, who Was seriously
IE1esll h 9ktck from : horse eariy
~eS e1llsH1 Who has bean bedfast
IN~sneeontly ainCe that time, has
NJ SS(MlIGIMGotNhere he hopes 70 secure
- )t11 a03ad toMards = speedy recovery.
S no4orson y repcrted q expecting
n ~ qNlet n6ighborhood Tor hid
l6oet % Wisconsin whore, Il rum0r
6eggy16t, ~ viii 60 W stay. Sorry II
sal nv rtng d wedding belli
lasgW1la RI AooGrd W Tor i month Of more,
GrUi6dY b ~ ~ credited,
III NgeoD MN1s1Qaot ooe moro or our old
n Gg511 Will endeayOr 70 per
ann1t o0oGke md cook Tor him Il
S2fTS0R ATfnf1a.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-01-30
First publication, Jan, 10, 1896.
Notice to Creditors.
state Of South Dakota,
County OF Union.

In county court within and for said county.
In the matter Of the estate Of Albert Fischer,
deceased.
NOtjce 10 hereby given by the undersigned,
administrator with the will annexed Of the es-
tate Of Albert Fischer, deceased, to the creditors
said deceased. to exhibit them with the neces-
sary vouchers, within four months after the
nrSt publication OF this notice, to the said nd
mlniserator at Acester In the county Of Union,
Neate Of South Dakota.
Dated ELK Point, =. D., Jan IS, 1896.
ROBERT FISCHER,
Administrator with the viii Annexed OF the
Estate of Albert Fischer, Deceased.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-01-30

n.->~a--a 49, Ns0s.vsA
The ABankrupt store" opened IN
Monday morning with +. b. Graham as
proprietor. Walt RhOt0n il In charge.
Five years ago Peter Anderson
bought 80 acres Of land q mile west Of
the town limits for e12 per acre. Last
week he sOld the same 10 Hans Christ
enson for 935 per acre. A good invest.
fmont for Peter.
Sheriff Anderson wa up from Elk
Point Saturday and sold the Rhot0n
stock. II was bid In by the mortgage
for q, 500. Which amount about cover
en- the mortgage.
Mrs. LArSon, the aged mother Of
Lars Larson, dfed.At the home Of her
son, west 81 town on Tuesday. TIE
funeral WAS held at the Danish
Lutheran church, Beresford, today,
Thureday.
Tho examination Of applicants for
positions In the government service
will take place In South Dakota a. fol.
lows: Huron, April 20; Sioux Falls,
April ~; Deadwo0d, May 18.
Peter McCarrier, who at ono time rar
an ss~exhflerating establishment II
this city and afterwards moved t<
ChAncell0r, 3 small town north o.
Lennox, has gone into business at Hud,
sou. We fear that Peter will come &c
grief in his new venture.
Says the V0rmtllion Republican
Tender tributes are being paid 81
those who knew him to the memory
| Of the late Paul ManRan Of Beresford
We never met the young man, though
wo knew his father quite we'll. w,
cAn easily believe the o was worthy
Of his sire. We extend our profound
0stsympathy . the bereaved relative1
and friends. Paul was = printer.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-01-30
BABYLAND.

TINE BABIES OWN MAGAZINE. FIFTY
Costs Ysar--.Fos Daby, - 4 ths Oh
.(snA evsn ssvea) Ysar.Osd.
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"A S~saQcsjne fe Ne k6tle eNes, seAlcA ahsnou eAarsal
Ness,'V sayy The Ladies' Home journal.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-01-30

30 Commissioner OF School and Public Lands.
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=. 3. KMlLRR,
ATTonN1Y A. Law
Pr.1tisss u ~ ~ eouzss. oo,,sseisas naAs.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-05-28
TAYLOR TOPICS,

Taylor, Tex, May 20.-(Special)-
Since the Galveston Maritime associa-
ton has issued its ultimatum in reference
to the uniform bale of cotton nearly all
the press-boXes of gins in this section
of the country are being so altered as to
turn out bales of the regulation dmen-
siOns. 2Sx5S inches. On account of
pressing demands of cotton growers
those gin owners who do not conform to
the demand of the association will suf-
fer for lack of patronage the coming
season.
That comet reported to have been seen
from quite number of different points
in Texas. one night II week or so ago,
was plainly visible here, and was wit
messed by many and passed Taylor on
schedule time. 1t passed from Il little
south of east in the ornaments and was
lost sight of in the northwest, leaving
trail of falling sparks behind it. BY
its presence this section was lighted up
as if by electricity during its passage.
Mrs. Lula Burson died at her home
on the San Gabriel river a few days ago
of typhoid fever, leaving little daughter
who is quite low with the same disease.
Miss Siddie Praetorins' music school
will hold piano recital at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bland on the
evening of May %.
Fred Kaiser of Bosquc county and
Miss Clara Boehen We're married Sun
day at the residence of the brides par
ents Il few miles distant from Taylor
Earnest Touig has received an invoice
r. 4, 4
ut Straubville German settlement
south of Taylor. The machinery is of
55-horse power and capable of turning
out 40 bales daily.
August Hoeptur. barber of this city.
left yesterday for a trip across the
briny deep" upon visit to the old Ger
man home in Germany
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-05-28
THE DEAD LIST INCREASES.
Two More Deaths at Sherman, Making
the Total Number G2.

Sherman. Tex, May 20.-(Special)-
Two more victims of Fridays cyclone are
numbered among the dead. Johnnie
Irvine, son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Irvine
died at . o'clock last night ut a private
residence in the city, where the Irvine
family have been staying, they having
lost their home and all they had in the
cyclone. Others of the Irvine family of
six are seriously injured and may die.
Johnnie Irvine was 16 years old. He
sustained internal and head injuries,
which, as above stated, resulted fatally.
The other death was Mrs. Caroline
Cephus (colored), aged 80. She died
about midnight in the female hospital.
Her leg was amputated Sunday after
noon, and, gangrene setting in, another
operations was performed. Again gan
creme set in, this time resulting fatally.
At the hospital today the situation of
things is changed but little: probably
slightly for the better. a number of
patients have been removed from the hos
pital to private residences, having re-
covered sufficiently. They are still fed
Others will be removed tomorrow.
Mrs. Gray, John Conner and little Ear
nest Shocked are the most seriously
wounded.
The committee is having an estimate
of losses prepared and full list of
wounded i'm the hospitals and city made
out. The list of authenticated dead to-
day is 81. Twenty-Five wounded are in
the hospital and nearly 100 in the city.
Everything is being done for their relief.
Sherman sent $50 to Howe. twelve
miles from here, today for the relief of
seventeen families there.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-05-28
STATE PHARMACISTS.
Officers Elected and the Meeting Brought
to Close.

Dallas. Tex. May 21.-(Special.) THE
state pharmacists met again this morning
and after President Carleton had called
the association to order Secretary
Walker read the minutes of yesterdays
meeting, which were adopted.
Mr. II. r. Keene of Dallas JAILED at
tention to the work and object of the
American Pharmaceutical association
and pointed out the advantages to be
gained by membership in it.. This asso-
citation will hold it's annual meeting at
Mr. John s. Wright. who has in
charge the botanical exhibit from In
dianapolis, was called on for talk and
responded, illustrating his talk with
specimens.
President Carleton then yelinquished
the chair to Mr.. w. f. Shook and took
the floor on the proposed state law regu-
lating the sale of poisons. Mr.. Carleton
said that he was very doubtful of the
present need for a poison law: such a
law, however, was evidently desired by
the legislature. THE bill presented to
the legislature last year." said the presi-
dent, could more APPLY be termed bill
to discourage the practice of pharmacy in
the state of Texas"
A bill drafted by President Carleton to
supersede the Objectionable one was
then read by the secretary.
The trend of the papers was that the
legislature should enact a uniform price
law for all trade medicines and that a
law should be enacted by which the
manufacturers of all proprietary medi-
cnes should be required to publish the
analyses of all such preparations.
1.-THE Relation of the Pharmacist to
the Physician was the subject of inter-
esting papers by Messrs. o. Jannash of
Waco and w. II. Neville of San An
tonic. In the absence of the latter gen.
tleman. his paper was read by Secretary
Walker
A paper suggesting the establishment
of cooperative laboratory Tor the bene-
fit of pharmacists out of employment,
the laboratory to be capitalized by phar-
macists in business and shares of $1,000,
issued in Fights. quarters. halves, etc.
for the benefit of small stockholders, was
referred to a committee.
Late in the afternoon pleasant and
very profitable three days session of the
pharmacists of Texas was brought to
close with the election of officers for the
next year as follows:
President. Hon. II. l.. Carleton of
Austin: first vice president. Guy Sump-
ter of Dallas: second vice president, .Tno
A. Campbell, Austin: third vice president,
Mrs. Cunningham, Waco; secretary. II.
III. Walker, Gonzales; treasurer, w. f.
Shook, Dallas.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-05-28
GEORGETOWN GLEANINGS

Georgetown. Tex, May 21.-(Special.)
Mrs. Carl Carlson, aged 81 years, died
from a stroke of paralysis Tusday last
and was buried yesterday afternoon near,
her home, about five miles southeast of
this place.
Attorney ]. w. Parker of Taylor filed
SUIT against the International and Great
Northern Railroad company for $4,000
damages for injuries to a negro while
working in the company's coal sheds at
San Antonio
Inc negro boy arrested for jumping on
moving train was yesterday fined So
ana costs, amounting to S16.5O.
SUIT was filed in the county court YES
Ierday by K. l.: Penn, attorney for Jno.
hrltSer of Taylor VS.. Missouri Kansas
ana 1eXas Railway company for S625
damages for failure to carry out contract
IN delivering cattle in East st. Louis TO
said Kritser. " 0'''' ~
Inc private term of the public schools
closed yesterday and great preparations
are being made for the closing entertain
ment to be given tonight and tomorrow
night. ''''io"
MIR; Ed Hodges, who has been attend
ing the medical branch of the State ITni-
Verslty at Galveston, has returned home
after an absence of two years.
Mr. Walter Daniel, brother of the rail
ROAD agent at this place, has gone 70
Mexico on business trip.
Mrs. IL. ii. Makemson went to Austin
yesterday in attendance upon the Wo-
man s Press association, where she is
expected to read the paper written nv
ner some time ago, which caused some
little furry in the literary world
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-05-28
He SMELLED A MOUSE.

Chicago, May 20.-A special from
Washington says:
Senator Blackburn today resigned from
the board of visitors to the naval acad-
envy, to which he was appointed by the
president some time ago. The reason
for Senator Blackburns resignation is
that the date Of the boards visit follows
so near the date of the Kentucky con-
vention that it would prevent him from
attending
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-05-28
SHOT BY HIS WIFE.

Chicago, May 20.-Dr. Thomas Wrenn
was shot and seriously wounded by his
wife ut Elm and Townsend streets today.
The woman fired five times, two bullets
entering the doctors head and one his
left arm. Jealousy is said to have been
the cause of the shooting. After firing
Mrs. Wrenn ran down an alley and has
not yet been arrested. 1t is feared DR..
Wrpnn will die
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-05-28
IJTIING POPS WORKED UP.

Luling, Tex, May 19.-(Special.)-It is
learned from leading Populist in this
city that movement is on foot among
the members of the party in the Ninth
congressional district to hold mass meet
ing and repudiate the nomination of Geo.
w. Glasscock of Georgetown for con-
gress. The party furnishing the informa-
ton is one of the leaders among the Pop
uists of this county, and the above c;fn
be depended upon as perfectly reliable.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-05-28
SNODGRASS AcOITITrrD

Chattanooga, May PLAT 8 o'clock
TINS morning the jury in the case of The
state vs.. Chief Justice of the Supreme
court David L. Snodgrass, charged with
shooting John r. Beasley, returned a
verdict of not guilty. Dsinterested par
ties condemn the verdict in the strongest
terms. sri
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-05-28

Charles c. Warner. from Johnson: Leake
X Henry VS.. City of Cleburne. from John
son; ]. ID. Atwell VS.. j. b. Watkins.
from Kaufman: Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Railway Company VS.. L. +. Ferch.
from Grayson: j. III. and $. Il. Curtin VS..
Canada and American Mortgage Trust
Company, from Dallas; Galveston, Har-
risburg and San Antonio Railway Com
pany VS.. w. c. Long, from Bexar.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-05-28
ANOTHER BALLOT TAKEN.

Baton Rouge, La, May 2o.-The second
days ballot in the legislature fer United
Denegree, 81 Pharr. 80; Price, II; Black
man, 3; McEnery, 3.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-05-28
Suicide AT DALLAS.

Dallas, Tex, May 21.-(Special.)-J. T..
Wray. carpenter, about A years old,
committed suicide late last evening at
his home on Cabel street. He leaves a
widow and one daughter, the latter
about IA years old.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-05-28

Lewisville. Tex. May 20.-(Special.)-
Col. j. G.. Brannan took up collection
here today for cyclone sufferers of Den
ton county, amounting to $50, which will
be equally divided between Justin and
Gribble Spring.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-05-28

Hillsboro Tex. May 20.-(Spccial.)-
A committee was appointed by "A mass
meeting of citizens held yesterday to
solicit aid for the Sherman sufferers.
About $50 was raised.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-05-28

Cisco. Texas, May 20.-(Special.-A
subscription was taken up here yester
day for the cyclone sufferers at Sher-
man and vicinity; 1913 was raised.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-05-28

San Antonio, Tex, May 20.-(Special.)
The Postal Telegraph Gable company,
through its president, j. III. McLeary of
this city has contributed 5000 to the
Sherman cyclone sufferers.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-05-28

vious to this Mr.. A. G. Stuart had can
vassed the city and secured in contribu-
tons S10O.35. which added to the check
previously sent by Mayor Cartwright of
S25. made an aggregate of S2j5.35 in
cash, besides three large boxes Of cloth
ing, etc, sent by ladies of Terrell.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-05-28

Mckinney. Tex, May 20.-CSpecial)-
Mayor Pearson of this city forwarded
$500 in money yesterday to the Sherman
cyclone sufferers. Over 5000 worth of
groceries. clothing and other necessaries
of life were also shipped. The colored
people also responded to the call of dis
tress with liberal donations.