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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-17
TWIN BROOKS.
April 10, 1896

Apr3! 10, 1896.
Seeding is in full blast.
Pat Rabbit had COW and a yearlng
steer killed by the cars Saturday night.
F. E. Roberts began teaching in dis
trict No. l and Miss Edith Ellington IN
district No. 4, Monday.
Misses Net,ie Green and Edith Billing
ton attended teachers meeting at
Summit last Saturday.
Several parties have been over at
South Shore fishing during the past
week, and all report good success.
On March 9th the schools of this town.
ship gave an entertainment for the pur-
pose of raising money to purchase a
school library for the several districts
hu. as yet 10 books have been pur-
chased. The books should be procured
as soon as convenient SO as to have the
use OF them during the spring term.
ANON
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The WAY we Treat our Indians.

A Wllmot special Of the 18th, says:
The Sisseton Indians are greatly hamp-
cred by the non-payment nf moneys due
from the government. No payment has
been made them for a year. Today a
dispatch was received from the depart
ment, Offering an immediate payment
OF S1S,300, being a per capita payment
Of about $9. a'rhis they Indignantly re-
fused as there is now due them over
SloOOOO and there Is no reason why they
shoRld not be paid. Seeding time is at
hand, the Indians are without Seed and
delay or small payment will work a
great injustice. A telegram relating til e
above facts has been sent to the presi-
dent.
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BLOOMING VALLEY.

April 10, 1896.
Seeding began in earnest early in the
week, larger crop will be put in this
year than ever before The acreage Of
tisx will be smaller aud that OF wheat,
larger than last year.
The heavy rains and snow that has
fallen recently has put the ground in ex-
cailent shape for spring work.
Rev. S,inton was delayed on account
O. bad roads anu rainy weather from his
regular services Mr.. Stinton will con
duct the semi monthly services at the
Saunders school house during The spring
and summer months. Sabbath school
- held every Sunday.
On Sunday last Supervisor Andrew
Peterson was out giving his family a
ride in his new buggy, which i one oil
the sensible family kind that will ac-
commodate a good ola fashioned family
and sill have room Tor more
viii Mathers has sister from Wis
consin keeping house tor him and there
fore has graduated from ba,chelo, dom.
scale the coming season and being il
hustler no doubt will succeed
Though the decision Of Sup:. Crane
regarding the Blooming Valley school
matter brings 20 light another example
s,i the slipshod laws OF this state, il is
perfectly satisfactory to Blooming Val
ley. that is as far as the present schoo,
officers are concerned. The majority Of
the people Of Pennington arc also well
satisfied and rs for pleasing the "ward
ilea ers' in that town nobody cares
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" LIMO Il.
Reporter, April, IL, 1896

Reporter. April, Ii, 1876.
Alex Oliver left for his claim at Eeblin
on Tuesday with two loads OF househ old
goods Liveryman Olson took up one
load for him. His family expect to 20
next week.
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Alex Oliver left for his claim at Veblin
on Tuesday with two loads OF househ old
goods. Liveryman Olson took up one
next week.
A man hailng from Webster, who stop
ped at the Richardson Hotel Thursday
night. skipped out the next morning
without paving his bill. Messers. Minder
and Richardson overhauled him at sum
mt and col iected the bill.
Gen. John Gibbon Post, No. 16l,
Department, of South Dakota, G AIR,
was mustered and officers installed at
Sisseton. Monday evening, April 8. by
Comrade Is Perkins. Of Wilmont detail
ed for that purpose by Commader ). X.
Drake. Owing to the bad weather, only
eleven old so diers were present to mus
ter, but there are several others who will
do 50 in short time The officers installed
are as follows: Com. C, II. Gardner; S.N.
c., John Lampke: J. Y. c., TAos. 5 .
Grafton; Chaplin, c. NJ Atwood; Sur
geon G. S Heath; O. D., Henry 1rall;
@. NJ, ]. NJ. Steele; O. c., Samuel
Warren: Adj. A. j Wampler; s NJ,
Toilet o. Strand Q. NJ. S. John Hogen.
Roberts County Republican, April II, 1896.
The contract 10 erect and furnish all
the material for the successful operation
OF the Wilmot creamery was awarded to
the firm Of Cornish, Curtis 4 Green OF
St Paul, at the meeting OF the directors
last Wednesday afternoon. Only two
bids were submitted. one by the above
firm for 50 675 and the other by A. II.
Wheaton. of Brooklngs for $3.50. The
main building will De 24X40 with an adj
ditlon of 1Sx26, and the contract calls
for the completion Of the entire plant 10y
the 10Th Of May Work on the build
ing will be begun rs soon as the ground
can be got in readiness.
Charlie Perkins arrived home yester-
dav from the Black Hills country.
Judge Inqersol. Wednesday, appoint
ed Mrs Henry Donk administrators of
the estate OF her late husband, Henry
Donk, Of Geneseo.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-17
DON'T STOP TOBACCO
HOW TO CURE YOURSELF WHILE
USING IT.

The tobacco habit grows on a man un-
til his nervous system is seriously at
fected, impaIrlns health, comfort and
happiness. II quit suddenly Is too
severe shock to the system, as tobacco
10 an inveterate user becomes a stimu
lant that his system continually Graves
'Baco-Cura" is a scientific cure Tor tie
tobacco habit, in all its forms, carefully
nent Berlin physician who has used
1t in his private practice since 1872, with
out u failure. 1t is purely vegetable aud
guaranteed perfectly harmless. You can
use all tue tobacco yoa want while tax
ing "Baco-C Curo." 1t will notify you
when to stop. We give written guar
antee 10 cure permanently any case with
three boxes, or refund the money with
10 per cent. interest. "Baco Curo' is
not substitute, but scientific cure.
that cures without the aid oil will power
and with no Inconvenience. Ii leaves
the system as pure and Tree from nico-
tine as the day you took your first che.
or smoke
Cured Isy ssaco.Curo and Gained
Thirty ponnds.
From hundreds OF testimonials, the
originals OF which are on file and open To
inspection, the following is presented:
Clayton, Nevada Co., Kan, Jan. 2s. 1895.
Eureka Chemical i Mig Co., La Crosse,
Wis., Gentlemen: For forty years |
used To- baeco in all its forms For twenty
five years Of that time was great
sufferer from general debility and heart
disease. For fifteen years tried TO quit,
but couldn't. | took various remedies,
among others "No-To Bac,' ..The Indian
Tobacco Anlidote;' Double Chloride Of
Gold, etc, elc but none of them did
HE the least bit ct good. But finally,
however, purchased a box of your
"Baco- euro" and 1t has entirely cured
me Of the habit III all its forms, and |
have increased THIRTY pounds IN weight
and am relieved from all the numerous
aches and pains Ct body and mind. /
could write qulre OF paper upon my
changed feelings and condition
Yours respectfully, p. Ii. MARBURY.
Pastor G. T. Church, Clayton, Ark,
Sold by all druggists at 81 90 per box,
three boxes, Qhirty days trealment),
$3.50 with ron-clad, written guarantee,
or sent dlrec, upon receipt Of price. Write
for book and proofs. Eureka Chemical
q Mfg. Co, La Crosse, Wis, and Boston
Mass.
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New Millinery.

Mesdames Conrght & Hocam, in the
building opposite Emanuel's furniture
store, have this week received new
invoice Of millinery Goods and Trim
mlngs, all Of the latest and prettlest
styles. They have engaged u first class
cutter and filter for their establishment
and cordially invite tie ladies Of nil
bank and vicinity 10 call and examine
their stock, as they feel confident that
they can please them both IN goods and
prices
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Advertised Letter List.

Letters remaining uncalled for in the
Milbank Post Office March %, 1896.
schwarzcberger Wilhelm Briggs Weston
In calling for any Of the above please
say "advertlsed' and give date Of ad YER
ilsement. II not called for IN fifteen
days will he sent to dead letter Office.
GEO. q. MIDDLEBRooK, p. NJ.
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There is an over#bundance Of IDLE
money. but no encouragement for is IN
vestment under present conditions. Ii
the conditions We're what they should be
1t would quickly find profitable invest
ment and more Of il would he needed 10
carry OH lhe business OF the country
There is stagnatiou in trade because tie
people can't buy. What other reason
can there possibly be Tor the decreasing
prices for beef cattle, for instance? The
supply is short. But the shortage IN the
supply is more than overcome by the
she rtage in the demand People have
to eat, 10 be sure, but in times o. busl-
ness and industrial depression economy
is necessitated. The wage Garner first
sacrifices his luxu1les, but that is not all.
He has to pinch in his clothing and in
the supplies for his table. Nine tenths
Of all the people are affected IN the same
way Meat bills have TO be cut down.
The consumption IS greatly lessened.
That is the condition which SO seriously
affects the 1.-Two stock market today and
it affects other lines Of business in the
same way.-Hansas City journal.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-03
THE DEATH ROLL.

G. MoreHn I.aNouc, city engineer, died
last evening at o'clock utter long ana
roiniul illness Of several months. The de-
ceased was about 40 years OF nse and was
a native of New Orlcnns, where most oil
his relatives reside. lie had, lived ~
Texas for many wears. however. AMI nat
served rs civil engineer on some OF the
mos prominent railway lines IN I'll" Strte.
IA was a gonal, warm hearted man ana
had a .trge number of friends II his city,
who viii he sorely grievei ~ his daa'n'
| il, leaves "A wife. several children and one
| brother In this city. He was Il member OF
Texas lodge, No. /. knights Of Pythils
| TIA. funeiUi arrangements had not beer
laereel upon last night. owing TO tn" fac
/ that his New orleans relatives had not
| been heard from.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-03

on the bay
- Louis Mo. June ;. Favori'es won
~. ars, three gacos Mt the Fur grounds
toeay. \ long shot. second chei'e ana a
,hia choice took the other ihrse eN'n,S'
Maiden c-yoar-o.d niles. half n9le GRO
ranette lIo ,Oaru.D. u to o. Won oman
Nooa iro L.. cochran', to s"eond' NJ
s,c liarn,s. llo ofenm. TO !, third Iih'''
iai- ,,.x ~.
ts.0orr,. ta !. won, ii'rtta ~
Sleu..ni,.,,. . To !. S"eond Fasis, lp' lN an
/ ip9.,nl. > 70 ,. third. Time La
Sel.ine. six furlongs Minnie. lni Niaf :
uer, TO |, won. swiftly. lQl 'W eps'eil. :
/ 10 second linn rogg. los 'cochi'h''
10 ihird Zine, In
ono milc .Mnsno, lc7 Garnerl. > to !,
ven Ewing Dutchmnn. ~ 'Mnrtlh) , 10
second Ruck Masssle. III &C. S"uEhte'''
Q 10 t. ihra Time, 40 81. -,
s,lnng. SIS furloues i'raw Sfu't ~
l,s'uuchieil. afo i. Won; Cath, III ,Mart'ta
10 :. second; Johnny Mclla'r' wv
,S,horr,. Il to third. Time ~ ~
senfnr one and ol.'-siNl"enih mics
JAM. ID, oarnor). 10 :, won; Crevass -,
~ Martini G TO !. second. Mercury !"
reun. 10 third. Time, LIS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-03
Y. Y. \. coNNENrIlN.

Terrc llanie. ma. June The Tray
ohis' Protective Association of America
assembled here N seventh annual conveu-
ton today T',e address of John \, Lee
Nitonul presi'r-ut. shows the orgnaiza-
tion has X WI IN numbers and oNtpnt oi
tcrl.'rN, now COMPRISING; fhrtN~two STATE
divisions. lln mun'cral post orsanizationi
and l',eN active memhrrS. Tn cash bal
me- ~ W. = nhhnsoils lr1tCds' W mhl'
INJURIES ana deaths amount - t5.il rel
eapta, while The collections for tho in
density fund amount to S6.a3 per capita
showing safe marrln.
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r,.yrRs Ar OAKLEY.

Five Favorites and one Second Choice
Captured the h'urs $
Cincinnati. Ohio. Jnnc , -~tiv" favori'es
uni one second choice won at Oakley to-
day:
Two.year-olds. I'VE furlonss White
rrost. io5 ,seherrer, to !. won Imp
10 Tl,orpo. 10 to q. se,ondi tNH I'M
seven fu'lonss-lh.e ,S %9mmo MI T. ,w X Z
,anso II TO /. second Paradise. lUi N an
kurfn, 20 "a l. n RI rms, ~ III. ,;ro-
,ln ,Sehorrrr), . TO 3, won, ,'raNilnS' io,
oGieasom Ia second ENsa ,roi,, ioo
Nnn selling Leland, los thprp"i' =
10 /. won: kasper ln> ,frfk,nr' y, !,
lhird Time. i2i.. ,,, a.
,,in,,gtonl even. won. Ace, l0i SrhrricD
10 i. second. rrehasoo. 10 VFhorro'
ia / thra Time, l.ii's.
MH.. selling Fred Barr. 100 u'vrklnE,
1 : 10 ). wan. judge benny ~ = 'ni'vs,
( Ia 10 i. lhird. Time IA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-03

Musson. La. about paying the wages Of
certain lahorers whom Higgins 'hhd hireu
without Rryants consent. and TO settle
,uattors IIugglns got out his Winchester
rtiie and shot az Bryant. hut missed MS
mark. The bullet struck James ioweil.
81 ,Iin,r near by and from The effects OF
his wound Powell has since died. Powell
vas a poaceablc and law abiding man
land owner and keeper OF boarding
house Although the shooting was done
at midday aud dozen CT more men were
SANDING around. Iiugsins succ 'eded IN
escap ng to the woods. with hs rite. ana
has not yet been arnrchendcu nc r. =
short slim man. very proud with a
bunny face and Il scar ON his neck.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-03
4 TE.XAs MuRpEKER.
Strange Man Who Is Either Insane Or
teignng Insanity.

Strange Man Who Is Either Insane Or
Fegnlng Insanity.
Alexandria, La. June "A man sup
posed to he one clark. Texas murderer
for whose arrest 4 ward OF $91n has been
offered by the authorities OF that STATE,
VAS seen in tho rear Of Mr.. Bon Cooper's
plantation on Bayou Rapides several days
ago. liz feigned insanity, aud was t.ken
10 the pnhhc road Ny youNs Mr.. Cooper
ami advised 10 leave IN" neighhCrhood
He WAS seen aga Ii last saturday on he
Beatty place. After having been shown a
d, scrir,ion OF Clark Mr. Zen coop"r
says that this corresponds IN every par
ticular "a the description of the mur-
dcror He has been procuring food and
tobacco from tho negroes on Bayou Rap
ides. and claims TO be- God Almighty.
from which they infer that he is either
/ insane or fegning insanity. Mr. cooper
however. believes that he Is perfectly
sure II is reported thai this man got OF
the Watkins train at Annaudalr rlanta-
tion. Was seen and recognized as CLARK
by A gentleman who knew him n Texas
Deputy ShorifIs NJ, " Rallo and X. l..
nunham have been hunting his man
Is,pposing him to he the murderer want"
in Texas but have not yet Succeeded T.
uuding him.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-03

The Bufraloea played an error'ess game
NJ Galveston Yesterday
Illlng. mo now man IN rlgh'. g sad 10
have an arm ,hai can 'irow if' - a hh.i.
Houston ia AZ homo affor short stay
on tho island. The plnyersar aa IN NM
condition.
Kemmer VIII not md The Icfi ncid f"nc"
of tho Houston park such an cay IhnE
as that at the beach.
Houston has three brownies aud they
ali three play ball Three ~ A KIND won.d
make pretty on''leld
There will be "A large number Of laaios
on, today 10 welcome tho HON" team
after the Galveston victories.
Roach, the velvet hnndcd piirhog-of The
| Houston team. will be In the hox for
| Houston today Cote w.ll be the back
| stop.
| Burris held Fort Worth down 20 two
hits II remains TO he seen what re
| Houston sluggers Will do to him II he
| goes In the box for Galvost'n today
because Staple;on was lltlc Wild H.
his FIRST game. counts FIR nothing againti
him. He had not played for some lime
Captain Shaner has great hopes COR MIN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-03
,,,snu SUMMER MEETING,

Ion,lon. June Tho EPSON summer
meeting opened today with tine weather
ard great crowds Of people present IN.
itrln,s' If Males and u large PARTY arrived
SrhSe race inr the crayens, s'akss , xaine
~" ~. rL ,lcy Baron de- Rnthschid's
Mnanaier second and NJ Il. Lehandy'a
l,ir hiou third TO- ,,,, y,,ooa
ii, ',,las ynlurd at 1900 soNerrigns. Lord
! 81, ~. GHor,,s cholandrN was FIRST. Sir Rem
aaii1ie c;rIflith's Princess Anne WAS second
and Mr.. NJ H. Leh1naSs 'eN'y was
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-03

First race FIVE and a half iu' 'ohs
Meadow Thorpe. Niscount III, Holman
las. Gid Law. pulura lc5. Elecks'ohe '0-'
Second race. six and half tnrlVnnss'
selllne-Uno 10; Gcoiing, Hartiotq ny
SUSIE H. l0i, Little Walter l0i. Natns'''i e
cancwood. uncle Henry ioi NJ - d"
Katie q. 70. a.. e..,,,.,s
third race. four and half furious :
sellng-ticr txcelieace, NOVA ~
Adalid. Princess Tc'k l@; Mc'l, w, ~
RIA Whi,ten, Mareery b.: cirpy ~. ,,,
Fourth race. mile and siN'eyiii -
handiclp-Ita Pickwick III, Jazz IN,
NJ rnan 100, urania las, Scnihe W. WV"
FIFTH race. six and hhlf flrlongss' il.
ing, ao sarian il5 III more ~ 81 a u
JOS judith. tn CT. lioodw .nh = r,l,',0
,,on1. faanche kinney, Aimee U on" IA
E.skct 70.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-03
LAKEslllls NACES.

7 ,le-ldc Ind. Juno First race aiN
fnrlonrs Major pripps won, 'unard'r
sn,.cn1. 1'amplaiue third. Fine. ~.
lanr ana one-half furlonss SieEir.,l
Won, Nanness second. Snag tniid' Nih''
~ N H. and sixteenth otho won. Long
pa@l second. May Galop thrd' Ilina'
l.iaSi - ~, Ilsnr,,
I - 81 Nnnil. H. third. Tint, l'la.
i'Mc AID half furlonsf- Rubber , NCg,'
WIN Nicola second. santa cruz ihiru'
81. sln fnrionss Il, Il. Fly. )r., won. Ease
/ ard second. Warren Leland third I'm'
5 r4lc 10
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GmL cRlMlNALLy ASSAULTED.

JACKSON. Miss, June IA report was re-
coiva hero todaN OF a criminal assault
committed in the ieierlot If Rankin cnun-
~ 81 urdaN night on u young girl !, hoso
name could not bee learned by sam 5ratriI-
,yi.N nrs Brafeher sau,rday nirht Mn
was quito III aHl during The night
iratciei entered her ON Ai,d after a Sc
were struggle accomplished mis- purpose
aud tltn fed, ,lkias his gun with him
Sherln White Of RANKIN was Today asked
10 sen! rack of blooihounAs TO the
assistance Of the pursuols.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-03
BIG DNN'S WoRK ~ CONGRESS
ronflnuei from FlFst Fase

the amendment VII en- moiie, a,l prf no sa,ne
as hef11're except that Mr. Prtehara a"
"9 an '@ Smcrdmon, by Mr. nm that Va aMs
H ~ ,c r,lss,,cG was ,ahiod on motion OF
Mr Miis@is to Il TIL negative Toi sr w
cas, ~ senators Lwise lHa,,.1 I ,Ssr,ns
" . .H,... '-,,,litpor nm Mitchell Of S.
c9nsin, Palmer smith and Was e'S"s
democrats total. T.. ,,A
KIN amendment by MI QUAY tKcpn ~,
trea g,,ry notes and for the issne ,n'r'
of votes PAYABLE in gold, was Ia ct oh 'hf
table without division
Mir i'm moved 10 POSTPONE me further
co,,sidcrniion # The lin until i'ecemner
next: dctoa' Is to e.
This cleared the way for fhe inai VOC
an which the l ill MAS passed ayes o.
noes .5~as follows:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-03
ROBERTSON MURDER TRIAL.

Waco, Texas, June 1.-The trial of Gen
err, Folk Robertson for the killing Of
Captain e. u Rowley al Crawford on
Nay - will begin June % special
Nenire OF leo men has been drawn for jury
purposes. There Is much interest in the
case, the facts cf which were published in
those dispatches ten days ego.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-03

Thihodeaux. La. June 2,-on the d,yid-
ing line between the Mecdia and Brush
Grove plantations, Ave miles below Thiho-
deaux, Yesterday evidences Were discov-
cred tina, n body of some Kind hat been
dragged over the l.Ner ana thrown into
bayou I.afnurchc. Traces of blood were
Visible along the track. a search Was
organized by the people adjacent that
r. suited in the drawing from the water
OF the body 0f negro showing evidences
of foul play The affair l. cnveloped in
mystery.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-03

fnrnet runs san Antonio :. Ars,ln 3.
Two assa niis-Nie a., Elsey. kleoman,.
Lawrence.
'rhrta base bit cikari.
struck ogt--t}y Parvin = by BLACKBURN ,
,gssss sa called hali=-on Darvir 2. rf
NarkNIru2 ..
Il0nblr wa, Nevir ana ,lssy
stolen hases Hpras 'c', Crotiy ~. HON
NAV. llcylon
Passed iali Nie
Will pitch Blackhurn
y mc ~ Eeif.e o.
In4p .Cah.ll
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-03

The colonel said ,cnjaF,. N
Tcked over twenty YEAR, y. 3
sc sits u Week. Always sm,ss \
time. was always an ain, ts |.
thought | was thoroughly NM, n y
dav had 10 make a run 10 M, \
and IN less than a hundred ~.
over, apparently llfeless MI
> opped beating.
"rohacco-heart,' sad fha 49,
hrcrshi me hack 10 life. Ass;ss
was likely 10 he fatal, ior M !.
death from 'hear,-failurs' n
cases of toba heat. Tba, y
gring on a cure.
We'll, | am cured. Took iss y
No To- Hac and 1t cured m, 4,
half-a-m lc now without 4 los5
or any orprs esion. / tell 70. n
stun, and the colonel dun n N
into the reporters ribs asa h
There are no flies on No.To.Pv1
Yea sri old and worn.ou., ,t:i'
no good. lnsl use IL nav Al \
VIII waken FORGOTTEN sensztIots
cant sit still'frr sceling good
The colonies cxperiense Il ~
hurdfnis Of Thousands Of fa,nsl
users have enjoyed. No-To.pr
naturally and permanently s,qs,
/ Us ng. makes weak men srots &
/ back vi'alily and visor Your VI
gi-t sells /, under ahsolu'e m
/ cure OF money refunded. Read, N
/ hook, "ncn't Tobacco Spit nj
Yuur Life Away" mailed fr~ I.
4 ten guarantee and sample ftr ii
= ddicss The sterl ng REMEDY n,
or New York.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-03

Colin smell Tcxa', June .. Miss Haynes
who a, cid'naly shut hrrsrlf here s'm'
days ago has sooverei and "a able y
ri ahnnt again.
Two ,ars OF horses came here, VA raj
from ODESSA a faw days ago. koliie Hog.
having brought thom He today soft
thirty Of thrm 70 a man named Wood o
/ Magnolia Springs Jasper county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-03
PRIMARY FKArDs.

Waco. Texas. June Eth. grand jury
reported TO Judge scott Of the Fifty
fourth district court today upon the frauds
committed IN the recent demqoiniie pri-
maries that while they wet" morally salts
fed that frauds had peon committed. they
have been unabl. upon reasonable proof
and hope OF convection 10 find any bills OF
Indictment for such inffactions OF law.
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10 rLfMINArN THE rANINE.

Detroit Mirh.. June "a movement for
taking the tariff out OF politics was M
auluraied this afternoon in spite OF a dis
approximately small attendance AT the Ma
tiouai commercial tariif convention. FIFTY
delegates representing thirteen states
were present,
Aftrr appointing committees the con
NamlIon ndiourned until Tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-03
Rnsscll lIlnhlen.

TIE funeral of Russell lTamhca. whose
dcath was mentioned IN yesterdays '6s''
took VIA = Yesterday art rnoo1 rom 'hH
f,mifv rerilcnrc No. lo4 crawford stree,
Tho deceased WIS enlv in his tiitecutn
Y ar and was a youth If UNUSUAL rrnhn e.
Tive family hove the svmrnthy Of tfe
entirc community in tNair grief.
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nRlrlsu CRUISER coN,s.

san Diego. cal. june tie British
cruiser Genius, which assis ed The United
states cruiser Alert in protecting the
property nj foreign residents IN toriat
against insurgent mobs has arrived here
en- route 70 Esauimalt with sealed orders.
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RESULTS AT KANSAS CITY.

Kansas CITY. Mo, juno 2. six and one
half fnrlongs Susie Men. May Vie. Tren-
~ rour f,it,onss pr crnmhine. Monol.'.
Mile r,a Time, "a ~,
seven furlongs- Euaire. Monialla Fon-
SHAY Time. -.
si,ad. Thurman. Time go
sly fnr,onus. selling Sir Charles, Come
Away. SIR Archer Time: ! y - :,
| IN Do. Time. 81 H.