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ClNoiEEATL July lO.-It was Rtsr
w. M when the Grand ledge Of to
bhueVylunt ami Protective Otdrt of
Elks completed tbs nstallatlon of
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viewed ut the reslderce, NJ. 7i2 north
secoud Wssf street, from 1880 until
1li20 q. a.. dundHy.
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rIr the Hcnefit OF Husstnn Jews.
VirNNA, July 0--Tne Algomeine
z ttuus nnutu1rss that llarOn
hlrIuh'a widow mas mated s4,OOO,uOO
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ts2g, geo, OOOl to promote the emietatI.
Of Russian Jews TO Argentine.
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WANTED

rINWO GOOD wLANtli4. APPLY AT nm,
4 spring,i!o Wooden huls spf'hr,i.iA
Jtah JOunt,. Utah. A'''''
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Bryan's people went wild a tho be-.
ginning 0i ,ns fourth roll can whom
Alabama changed hCr lWuHfy.lnfrr
votes from Bland 60 Blyan. Tue Naa.
rHabu delegates climbed 90 tho cha.r.
AHI IrI inu Chez. Idaho followed
'u,t ~ lrluEiuE nor ok vo.gs is.m
Bland 90 Bryan, There hai brrp
yommoti0n Visible 10 tho Illinois raDk.
which loriuuded change but tbc
state stood tilm Tor bland. Kausgs
marched rom the Bland to ,ho Bryan
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roR McKiNLry.
Oresaa Republicans iadorse Binletaiusra.
Observation-Disclosures

oresoa Republicans iadorse Bimetaiusrn.
Observation-Disclosures,
=. y. Abbot; y. Il Dodd.
Charles Hilton, ]. y. Meldsum.
Portland. oregon, April ,9-The repub-
lean convention today elected r \. Alb
hott. CnAclcs Hilton. 4 u. Dcdl and
J. W. Me.arln as delegates to the Ma
'.on~i convention ana Instructed them TO
Nois for Nj kinney
= l'a1 was rn1oul.nstei for SUI
l,efne iu4se by reclamation.
Re PLATFORM iavcrs protection and the
r,~1prori,y i9Ery OF James g blaine.
90 tlt-..lrr q nite4 states senator's hy
sEt Fots r. t1t people ana The speedy
sons Je.iQl rf the Nicaragua caual By
-fr uif. 2 States government and CON
i4i4s tie following iEaucia. plank:
ate @Eu-tiVaA eoplr from Tradition
an interest favor bimei 4!llsrl ard ;ha re-
i-tiscau party demands thr Use ot Doth
ard silver ts stAuAard uon-y with
satn Fes wet tons Hn4 under such rrovi-
s.2as 70 te e-.-r'a ned hy les.slatons as
Mi- -eotr- 'ne maintenance pf taa parity
-41- i--W~r at3 aebt ply.t- power of
t@f ti a. asl vines he equal The in
te7ess " tle products If IT, country
I-f f.-r- 4. Wa: rIinen lie itand
a' -f-'E collar ptpe- c- euin issued hy
n Hat@F-nsHt sas.. n@ as 5000 as any
a s'.b-'Itl,e for ,st- financial plank de-
Charms earteSs opposition to tbs free
- =ill r ~ the ratio ~ . 10 :"
"A -s 1et~ates. ~ Note Of - 10 ilH.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

FORT wORTFI-The coming conven-
ton of the State Medical association TO
De held here on April . bids fair 10 ne
the largest in its history.
SAN AUTOMOBILE annual convoca-
tion OF the Episcopal church for the mis-
siouary district of West Texas Will be
held In san Antonio beginning Tuesday.
May >, and lasting through the week.
FLOYDADA-YounG Carroll diet from
rattlosnake bite which he received sew
eras Gays ago while trying to remove
the rattles from the SNAKE. which he
thought he had killed.
HILLSBORo-The barns of Mark
iiicky and j. Il. Wallace. ten miles south
west of here, were burned. The contents
We're all destroyed. one horse of Wal
iace's burned mp and another was badly
injured. Loss about $500.
SIIERNIAN.-Ho o-Floo considerations
Will he held at Austin during the lumber
mems convention on the evenings Of
April II and H.. All applications should
ne handed IN at the Driskill hotel, Aus
tin on tho 18th Place Of concentrations
viii be announced through the Austin
press. Low rates have been made - the
llmhernen'e convention and fun at
tendance OF Texas lioo-Hoos is requested.
Cecil \. Lyon Nicegerent Shark for
Texas
BUFFALO, N. Y.-Blshop Ryan died
here.
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SWEDISH LUTHERANs.

Georgetown, Texas. April io.--The Kan.
sas conference Of the Swedish Lutheran
church commenced today at Palm Valley
and Will last over Sunday. DR.. C. a
SWenson. president OF Bethel college. n,
iilidshoro, Kan, Is presiding. There are
,Wchly-two minister's nrcsent-twclve from
Kansas, three from Colorado and Ave from
Texas. N"
The Post correspondent today met Rev
y; X Nelson pastor or the Methodist
rhurch, where ,he largest revival I'm the
history OF the church is in progress. liz
IS assisted by Rev. Mr.. Raymond of Nc
nreg9r, lie stated that. Notwithstanding
Two hangings, one convention. one city
election and disagreeahe weather tho past
,hree NIGHTS. the attendance has been
rerhowing every night the past two
weeks; Tnere were thrty-nine CONVEX
sions last Sunday night and he cxpects n
larser number next sunday nlght.
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house he-e fer tern, OF five years. 10 DC
operated N connection with the G-ecnwa ali
circuit The Y-ss4-: owner OF tie opera
sntse here. Or TAYLOR, has agreed 20
sire.ad some si1.etl o. s!S.pn IN r-e1node!iug
Aad fixing tho house Tor mex, season :
op%n!ng.
NOTES.
Bad rster-pIoas today sTta,.
Receipts ~ iateses, today on bonds held
by the schoci fund s.o.sG
he attorney general today approve ed u
sFtos Issue 81 Jefferson county coari house
be Csa-1pt-oller re1or.s ssst 90 Of gen.
eVa4 revenue receipts for Ap-ii 20 date an
sHcess o. s-0Np ove- the sane period las,
y,eS-.
Senator J. a Bear and J. !. Cannon.
4 ic-ne: attache OF the comptrollers de-
l,artsIe .a;, both @. Ellis county. are IN the
csiy today
J X. rolla-i O. Columbus. Ohio. the
-ef&ts-s Mckinley agent who - DOING the
sst---a in the Interest ot the Canton states
mans candidacy. = 4 Ia p. Gray II lSeaU-
1egT; are registered a; The Hotel salse.
Tie SAiner Literary and Social club OF
l-avsca county ;ile,i It's charter in the
is-'artIifeft - siaie today capital stock
- lncosporators: Charles X I.olchak
J. 4 Woltefs Louis Wagner, L. II.
scAarnse.s, q Sclplize.
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BArTlsT MISSIONARY BOARD.


Waco Texas, April IO-The State Bap-
fist missionary board, which hns been in
session here for several days, and which
adjourned sine die last night. elected mes
sengers and al,ornates to attend the meet
ing of the Southern Baptists at Chatta-
nocga, Tenn. in May:
Ielcgates-John Holland Marshall: A.
j, Emerson. a. r.. Bcten, ! NJ. Carroll.
r. G. Burleson. $. j. Anderson. j. H.
Taylor j. w Wewburgh ;. A. Hayden.
y. j. Harris, $. II. Slaughter. I. \. I,r.
ron, Lewis. Holland, j. A. Ivey, A. b.
Ingram, Ge6rge W. Trueit, W T. saunI,
ers. j. b. Cranhll s. G. Bailey, j. y. Rob
nett q. $. Tumfn. Il. u King, l.. G.
kellis. j. +. Dunkin. r. c. Pender, w. A,
McComb, j. +. Klncaii. Bennctt Hatcher
g w lSanes. -. w y. Simms. i. r.
Patterson, H. e. Gloiss. T. NJ. Moore. w
Il. Maxwell j. a. Arnuckle. j. O. Sallee.
NJ; -. Early, j. NJ. p, Morrow. A. T..
Schoheld. n. c. Buckner, ~. NJ. Harris
T. II Carroll. II. A. Carroll. Jr., G.. a.
Seasholcs. W G. Freley, w II, PARK. i
]. Walne. Il. O. Dowborry, s. A. hurting
NJ. Wilson. c. II. Daniels. Il y. Daniels,
A. i: Fawcett l.. II. lampkin. j n. j.
Hairi. j NJ. Bohbs The lltornates are.
y: i, Dixon, II. J. Moore r. $. skinner,
w. q. skinner. ]. NJ. Miggell j. q. Ken
dall, II. \. q. Bentley. T. T.. McCmrken
J. G. Gentry. j. A. Reynolds. j. H. Graves
j. II. Riddles, &. ID. Nunncllee
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TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES.
Senator BesIl SAYS Eslis County is
Satisfied.
NO CAUSE FOR FURIHEs AGITATION
The waller Ccunsr Republicans Iueosss
Dens<-sss for Ee-t2~etson-T hsrd
Dissrsc. LILY White. M-eS.

Austin -trzs. Az-G sf-Sss-ri-o- Ts11l
Il STs-xaeaaSs.te Esse IS 1 :,-Sa-zA.-se-it soars
r,ccsv --E-S Szvs if.s, Il Ts.iIs sGsaa * -.
ssscros> ,c RS sS.rsy.;--sls- vii .ni-+ - s-as
In 1h@ srulessez sa..yss.s fszr1y znE-s---lE.
The carr5r s-xesst-'s'e Strsirlat.ts's s-'Azss.ea
then WAX cnac=ssi'i-ls -:ies- ssirs@ 90
e--aa -Ae. s@t ~ ss1sfzss - e----fgs- s--ct-
zsz-- = s-E-so1g rr-s - rs -'s-14as -iss-s,-
.ur erzc1 Els rraasysT q WI ~ 4 - L.
EszsaBll ez:sa-da.T- L.. S,s1- says. -
-S,s-s ~ - ~ e-ra-t-1e- --11rs--ssr.s
sne-s 49,. y visu Il seia-e2aE 3slsEa-ss
II ssf<=a5 -n6xs 2sE-1Fs 4l-=ss ea-vs-z-
.ar-
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E-~sr~ aasr-uxsss T. X. ys-v. {. ".
Grsit- = n Miller. r. r. rFtlst-.-
-css ssiIswz-ic aslecnfss V-c-e eieS.el =
sSrrrss -N4 5,ss-t-f >orvers1ur vt-,rf
-7ss..s - 4s-,~t'rsSnse &. & Ni-le "
Ea.lx-. =. z. -Ny(1nsk Ns-eoiss r =. A.
g.sn. gaNr ts9iss sssrStns r.. 3 =. WIS
e< : n NA}rr, ~1lfxsnNrt
Al Ata-rN-es we-t .rss-rcse1 - ~c'e
ttst z.r< --4.-
-7hs ssr4grr itssse o. -ssafr-ic-sS {. W
Tsg.r9s,- 4 KKnsins.3~ss sH6 & Z, sgs-sts,
-y.-,.--,,s ~ sss-.I1s sal.H
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stone curTEns STRIKE.
4 Difference Of Five Cents an Hour
tbs Cause.

i Difference 81 Five Cents an Hour
tEa Cause.
Denton, Texas, April lo.-1he stone cut
ter. at work ON the new court house here
are out on strike. Their grievance is
that they are being paid only 40 cents
per hour when the lowest wages paid tor
similar wprh elsewhere IN the State Is
q, cents per hour. York ON tbe building
.s practically AZ a stanasiiil in conse-
Qu-nce. All the union mon are out. icav-
INK only two cutters at work. The union
men submitted a proposition 10 arhitratc
20 tho commissioners court this evening.
The court rclus.i to consider the PROPOSE
tien or to treat with the union at all
but offered 10 take back any II the union
men. with the exception OF two or three
Of The most prominent agitators provided
they would sign contract TO work
through at the same price paid hereto
fore. This the union men refused and
the strtkc Is stiu on.
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REV. MITCHELL AT WHARTON

Wharton, Texas, April lo,-The congre-
cation OF the Baptist church have been
holding revival for the past week. the
Rev A. II. Mitchell OF Austin conducting
the. services. Large audiences greet him
nightly; Mr.. Mitchell has certainly
before. or an engaging manner. a ready
eloquent speaker. popular, sociahle, he
s ennss 70 S,h nj, work those qualities which
S2asln1a for . week yet, and viii close
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RICH is CONTENT,
But Content Comes Only to Those Who
Enjoy Good Haath.

How often do we hear persons ron ark
that they would give all their earthly
possessions to be cured of Il lsease that
Is usurplus, their vitality gradually. but
They Put off until tomorrow that which
should have attention today. They post.
rone the conmeneemont of treatment
loymcnt of. good health, hut she malady
from which they suffer ceases rot It's
an ensnent W., W., system
seems THAT THE HUMAN FANlII,Y
A AIR ssR WIlIt,,, TO ~ NH;EsGLEGr TIiE
MOST TO DO WITH THEIR HAPPi.
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Grcenville Texas. Aprn s.-tion. J. g
Hearty Of Wils Pom; is 10 tae city talk
Ing TO the leading i=inoefri= n u his
candidacy for congress.
The popltists have promise from Hon.
Buch walton - Speak ia tas leg an
May T. AT which time they wtl arcA- --
for "A grand mass meeting. jerome nearoy
will also open mis- cafnpal-u sim "a -pee~ Z
IN GreenVilie, prppau.y 1852 5000 "a ala
contest in Washington ~ about concluded.
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rKArM nonnER SENTENCED,

King Fisher, o. T.. April io-Bill Raider.
the noted outlaw. who was captured In
III. paage reservation after desperate
batiIe several months ago, was last even
ing found guilty OF the Dover train rob
brry and VIII be sent to tho panitentiary
for no Al this robbery two OF his pals
were Killed and he was hit In the hand
9th a winchester bah, managing two
fuyers and while riding OF he took out
his f,dckef knife and cut off the two
fingers and threw them away.
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sTRucK ny A TRAIM

Cameron, Texas. April iJ.--Airs Martha
Campbell. was struck by Santa - train
"hile crossing the railroad track near TIE
Jail this afternoon and alna alrnosi lu-
stanliy. She received injuries wh4eh pro.
duc"l conclusion Of ~. brain. sns 8as
% years old and an eEiisnaAie lady rae
WAS the mother OF Mrs. 4. i-e8!s, Mrs
DR.. Munroe, CITY Attorney y. T. H.
Campbell, II. NJ. ana Gordon Campbell
cd
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ELECTRopolsE
Grade Mark)
Rheumatism, Constipation

McGregor, Texas. NV :.
w. S. SWIMMER, Galveston Tsv..
Dear Sir--I feel 1t my duty ~
huma nifty to testify to the mss,,.
ELECTROPOlSE. and tell ~.
done for. me and my family Az
have had It only three months Wxss
its work well. / have suffered ss ~
matism nearly ever since nv Ivy N
days. and the ELECTROPOISk ~!
me more good than anything \ -.
tried. | was threatened with nas'
my right arm, but have NOT fsi.s !
tho first application OF the E' y
POISE. My wife has been sniirs,s y
of constipation and greatly M.
stomach trouble. We all think ~ ~
TROPofSE Is a great blessing ~ ,
ours. We Use 1t for any Kind ~ NJ
pain and feel that we could ncf 4. y
out II. Thanking you for your ~
in directing my treatment, ! an ~,
spectfully. ], X. liSY
Instruments rented TO responsAS
sons.
For n forty-page aescriptiya c,,-r.
the great curative agent, address
Agent for Texas. New Nexico ~
zona, Southwest Corner Twsntys
and Strand. Galveston, Texas,
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ARRESTED FOR PERJURY.

Forney. Texas, April 10 To-day two dep.
uty sheriffs from Dallas county came here
and arrested 81. II. q. Humphreys. Aaron
LipAcum. NH McMun, Henry Reeves anI
Jerry Curry. colored. on charge OF perjury
In the criminal court OF Dallas county
They are all colored brethren.
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A WACO MAN PARALyZED.

waro. Texas, April lo.-William Davis.
gelI known Waco citizen and onndl-
date for county clerk on the Independent
tiekat VAS stricken with paralysis this
morning and IL In \ dangerous condition.
No WAS at the depot waiting for train,
upon which he was going out OF Waco
tor q few days. when he was stricken. He
was carried to his home AMI now lies
very low. unable TO move or to talk audi
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EARN AND CONTENTS

Terrell, Texas, April l0.-'rnc large barn
of air. Ia Martin, about mile ana a
half north Of Terrell. burned about 3
O'Clock this morning utterly destroying
the contents. Their. was only $50 .nslf-
anco on the contents and about 40 OF
the barn. The loss Is very heavy, expect
ally ut this senson Of the year.
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eollad, Texas Arfn l5.--Fo!,awing lg ,6a
vste OF Golia1 county csmi 30. K.eb.rs
-, Brewster III, I-awhoa ~. q 5la -ailf,
OF IS fer I.awhor- a httl. oger ....lr ar az.
full vote was poi.al
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penscs for the year sssls, OF this tia2i was
raiSoi by donations and Sei5 from men,
hers fees. out OF debt at close OF year.
III Faso--A. y. Durham, general seSre-
t.ibutors rs; attendance at feadins
rooms 800. attendance at sunday meet
ing 100 employment FOUND LOT = anu
helped in various ways 90 volumes ~
library So, newSpapers and perloaiieaas az, ~, w.
I.credo--D. w. Halliday, genera se sIe-
iary. Mem oershlp 81 active; expenses
current 5000: dpua,ion from ladies' aux
Harry s.sf. in deht now 80 Two enter
taiumeats by locsl talent have been StNen
Min an attendance OF 80. EducauohA
giassss reduced 10 two--inusic and cleo
;.icity. sunday services open 10 ootn
sexes. three conversions during the year,
only 40 Americans TO work among.
Cersicana-A. W. shaw general secre-
tar out cf debt: q men nroie>5sd, S ,.,.
version ard . juniors have been lsd int9
he church: II mems meetings held Win
averare attendance Of -, 80 boys meet
.nss held, with averasc ATTENDANCE OF VI
lRllv prayers held, With attendance oi
bible class with :. Week OF prayer III
rrll,or, attendance averaged 20. meet
mas are kept up at the jail by a cont
~ -tfes Junior department began with .;
and -as now rs. who average Al sosit4
meetings a Association owns properly
ortsnled. valued Al S.@n. Star course sue
rsei,ej; % entertainments, Win an aver
s.t III. -ndance OF SO which profited the
sssorf-t on $50. No e5ucetonal ciasseS'
membership increasing ana ,ei new mem
eers vctsi in last meeting.
= T.reptinn from s y. m. 20 p m was
g,-eu iho visiting delegates a. the Young
Lrns fTstlan association rooms ana a,
tne clos. Of this Mr.. Hastings delivered
IN afdress on the authenticity 81 the
Erie ~ the BAPTIST church. which did not
sans The sudsence. This address was able
nd coa71ncing and great treat to those
80 Heard Il.
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cOtiNTEKrEIT EWES

Denton, Texas, April io.-seyerai coun.
torfelt s5-bil.s have been passed on the
merchants here in the last few days The
officers think they haye the man spotted.
but no arrests have yet been made
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rENrNA1- Ar LrFKIN.

Lufklu. Texas. Aprn 9.-Rev. l.. y.
Burke, rastor in charge of the Methodist
church is holding n series Of services in
which there Is expressed a deep interest
Good audiences Ill the pews afternoons
ana az niaht.
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Eiea 18th

Depends upon keeping the blood in
pure condition, free from disease germs,
and yet there are very few people who
have perfectly pnre blood. Hoods
Sarsaparilla clcanses, yitalizes and en-
riches the blood, throwing out the
impurities that clog and irritate the
system and permits no lodgment OF the
seeds of disease. Read the following:
al cannot recommend Hoods sarsapa-
rilla too highly for it has done wonders
for me. i was
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ses,ion Of food and puts the digestive or.
cams in perfect condition. 1t stimulates
the secretion of digestive fluids, so pIouiot.
inu assimilation and nutrition. 1t fills the
blood full of healthy red corpuscles. II
pu-iics aid enriches every drop OF blood
in the whole body ard so supplies the
tissues with the food they need. 1t builds
M strony healthy flesh and puts the whole
BODY into disease resisting state.
Nine tenths of all human ailments come
from the same cause - i,npurity IN the
blood Take almost any disease you please
and trace the cause of it-you will find II
in the blood Purify and enrich the blood
and YOU remove the cause, and so you cure
the disease inevitably and infallibly. Dr.
piercc's Golden Medical Discovery cures
all diseases depending upon poor, impov.
erished thin impure blood.
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60 oo,,.
.'' '' tiN se'0Ii,' u"'
ye- On Of tie Young Mems CHRISTIAN as
sa. .srtar ms. nj the usual place.
--, ,...-+...., ,,--ot.ss vow, co7a,.t
it .eN u.s. -. -,
90 10y T. - Brown oi me state uh''er-
shy
.-rAs ,,..,,,..,,.ior s,,,r "r,ies. ya the Tie "
,,,--,.,-' d,
here S''ii be showers OF DRESSINGS
4ut r~oe. .ded 20 business
.-t,, .e..-,,t,,a, ~, ,,er,,ane,,. o-raniza-
ga. 31.,,1.
'u f"07 ed Tor lfeSlaeft D. ~ u!l'n"
tt az t'Aestlne: first vice president, j.
ls,i,,o- Galveston. second vice pres,-
.,,, go.
1rl.I i'.' a L. NOM soiheVS' F.ei VIM u
N3ce president. l.. II, Foot. Dallas. Tor
So. rotarv 4 " shaw. corsieana; first
- i.,,',....'., ,
'S~'7'A'4'' u s. ADAMS efsee'4N4l st-e''''4
assistant W +. Galhraith, Austin col
lree sherman. This report was unani-
t,.is,,, ,,5"rf,'i
The nreslii.t.t oectniel tho chair. and
tha.. king me eonve,ii6n for the hor,5r-
n !, n 80, ~ I6allas rax- rest =
na1,r ~ iInter- Assooiation Gourtssv :;
IT, wa applauded ana con,nllnenteI on
oaf ' See a.s,i'u is so9Il " He gSs
f,re,,ios; In, fhA aS,iress ara. rajinwsi,fn ~
~. w. ~ u'rS sboiS ~. 49,, ~,
tie 6tetserho9d Of the vouar men IN the he
- i'vVu % az 0,,,S u" - 'n'
,f,,..r ,ss,l'ia.inr Who ,y,,i'J be- az ,,rIrs
stranger In the CITY, ste XII ina, Inc
Gun" H. Me ,, S mr., aa asSo{A l are
"ra" $e,a.ion Of The I.o1ai Nss5Siai'o,
ia w. - -, ii,o.d Mn; - - -, -
nrens-a.l nv 4 Ri,ss..n of f;aivsatenP ar-i
~ 80 .1't, - ' ~
syyers ~ ,5 3nw tIs peSel.'i ~, an,
rlilroad man neej a sonnd ,nin59''
hood his sa ?? CAN hsag man iHe be or b i.r
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CRusHEp pY A TREE.,

Axtell, Texas, April i0.-we1neSiay "A
man named Gates WAS clearing some Land
near Axtsll and let tree fali ON him.
which may, prove fatal. us he Was about
~ years old.
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ruprsrrsV rENr MEETING.

Eagle Lake, Texas, April 1o--Elder j.
Il. Boon. a noted evangelist OF <he Chris
tian church. has erected his tent on the
square and Will begin protracted meet
ing tonight
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cuApoEp WITH PERJURY.

Guthrie. o. T.. April los. \. Chad
WICK, who was elected constable on the
republican ticket here Tuesday, was last
raDl charging Elm with perjury In q
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with the verdict that wien Mr.. Mitchell
can again spare The time a. hearty well
comic awaits him in Wharton.
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SCHOOL FUND INTEREST.
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Health and strength
carry rs through
dangers and make
us safe in the pres
ence Of peril. Dis.
ease germs do no
harm in q healthy
body. A germ 10 not
o big thing, and II is
only physical weak.
ness that makes II
dangerous. A per-
fectly strong man
with rio h, pure
blood, has nothing
to fear from germs.
He may breathe In
the bacilli Of con.
sumption WITH inn
punity. Nature Is
continually working
| to throw off any inn
puritics that may
como into the body,
but If there is q weak
Of where the germs
" find an entrance to
E tissues, then the
.uble begins. Disease
rms propagate with
htning like rapidity.
.ce III the blood, they
ickly fill the whole
dy. The only way 70
rid of them is to kill
m. This Is what Or.
erce's Golden Medical
scovery is for. 1t pu-
les the blood. That
ans that it kills the
ms. but that is only
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KILLED BY AN OFFIcER.

Workman. Texas. April io.--Deputy sher-
~ Lee satterwhite shot and killed J. r..