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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-05-11
FUNERAL OF MRS. CORNWELL.
Many Friends Pay Their Last Tri-
butte to the Dead,

One of the largest funerals seen
in the city for many months past
was that of the late Adelia Lou
zada COrnwell, which took place
from the home on Judd street
Sunday afternoon. \ large num-
Der of friends of the deceased.
both old and young, were
present to pay their tribute to
the dead and brought and sent be-
fore them beautiful flowers work.
ed into various designs. Services
were held both in the home and
at the grave in Nuuanu cemetery,
Rev. d. T. Birnie officiating. 4
choir from Central Union Church
furnished the music. The pail
bearers were s. NJ. Damon. s. c..
Allen, Captain Godfrey, w. F. AL
len, III. E. Mcintyre, Alex. Young,
j. O. Carter and Z. G. Jones.
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HORSE STEALING MANIA.
Native Appropriates Horses on
Maui and Oahu.

Native Appropriates Horses ON
Maui and Oahu.
\ man calling himself Haleo-
pic, while in Honolulu, is locked
up at the Police Station for steal
ing horses both on this and the
island of Maui. He was on Maui
about two weeks ago and while
there, took the name of Kahoohi-
wahiwa. After wandering about
Spreckelsville Plantation for
some time he stole a fine horse
and sold it to a Japanese for
mere trifie. About a week ago he
came down to Honolulu and i'm
mediately stole a horse from
party in Kalihi. This he brought
down and sold to a Chinaman i'm
mediately in front of the Police
Station. A warrant was issued
and the thief was arrested.
Soon after a warrant was receiv-
ed from Maui ON the steamer
Claudine for the arrest of the ma,
tive charged with stealing a horse
at Spreckelsville.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
VESSELS EXPECTED.
Vessels from
ARRIVALS.

Saturday, May 9.
Stmr Lehua, Nye, from Hawaii ports
Stmr Iwalani, Gregory, from Ha-
wall ports.
Sunday, May 10.
Stmr Claudine, Cameron, from Maui
ports.
Stmr. Mikahala, HagIund, from Kauai
ports.
Stmr James Makee, Peterson, from
Kauai.
Sfmr Mokolii, Hilo, from Lahaina,
Molokai and Lanai.
Smr Kaala, Thompson, from Oahu
ports.
Stmr Re Au Hou, Thompson, from
Kalaupapa, Molokai.
Stmr J. A. Cummins, Nielsen, from
Oahu ports.
Am. schr. yacht Coronet, Arthur Cur
tiss James, from San Francisco.
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The O. :. :. Australia. HOud-
lette master, sailed for San Fran
cisco with a large number Of pas
sengers and a full cargo at 4 pm.
Saturday. Tue Hawaiian band
was on the Oceanic wharf ana
played from o'clock until the de,
parture Of the Australia.
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away and put under bonds" but
was subsequently arrested on
complaint of Mr.. Howell ia friend
of Dr. Raymond's) and after Il two
days hearing in court the applica-
ton that DR.. .Armitage be put un-
der bonds was dismissed.
SAM'L +. CHHLINGWORTH.
Waikiki. Maui. Nav. 1896.
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NOTICE OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.

THE undersigned, residing at Homo
lulu, give notice that they have for
med a co-partnership, under the firm
name of Campbell and Company, to
engage in the business of exporting
bananas from the Hawaiian Islands
Place of business, Honolulu.
M P. ROBINSON,
A J. CAMPBELL.
Honolulu, May Sth, 1896.
4298-3t
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LOST OR STOLEN.

DRAFTS on F. A. Schaefer & Co., of
HOnokaa Sugar Co., No. 500 for $50,
in favor of L. Laing and endorsed to
S. Kojima; also on T. A. Schaefer & Co.
of H. S. Co., No. S04, for $40, in favor
of r. Gillespie and endorsed to S. Ko-
jima. The payment on said drafts
have been stopped. Return to
S. KOJIMA. P. o. Box 255.
4299-1W
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VESSELS LEAVING TODAY.

Stmr James Makee, Peterson, for
Kauai ports.
Stmr Kaena, Galway, for Oahu ports,
at 9 a. m.
Stmr A Cummins, Nielsen, for Oahu
ports.
Stmr. Re Au Hou, Thompson, for
Kauai ports, at p. m.
Stmr Hawaii, Fitzgerald, for Hawaii
ports, at p. m.
Stmr. Lehua, Nye, for Hawaii ports,
at D. m.
Stmr. Kaala, Thompson, for Oahu
ports.
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FOR SALE.

20 LARGE Young Pack. Mules; most OF
them been worked, Also young
horses and colts, from imported stock,
and some thoroughbreds, suitable for
driving or saddle horses. At Lahaina,
Maui. w. Y. HORNER.
4297-2w 1757-2w
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF co.
PARTNERSHIP.

THE undersigned, heretofore members
of the partnership of Campbell.
Marshall and Company, exporters of
bananas, give notice that said co-part-
nership has been dissolved by mutual
consent, and that its assets have been
taken over and liabilities assumed by
Campbell e Company.
NJ. P. ROBINSON,
A. J. CAMPBELL,
E. L. MARSHALL.
c. BOLTE.
Honolulu, May 8th, A. D. 1896.
429S-3t
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DEPARTURES.

Saturday, May 8.
o. S. S. Australia, Houdlette, for San
Francisco.
Bark C. D. Bryant, Lee, for San Fran
cisco.
Stmr Ke Au Hou, Thompson, for
Kalauapapa, Molokai, with members of
the Board of Health aboard.
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WANTED.

WANTED-An empty room for month
or two, suitable for storing furniture
Address III. H. Room %, Hawaiian
Hotel. 4299-1t
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NOTICE.

ON account of my absence on the other
islands for some months, Mr.. Chas.
Phillips will act as my local agent.
All bills should be sent in to him as
soon as possible at 209 Merchant ST.,
up stairs. G. V. E. DOVE.
429S-3t
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The Iwalani will not get away
on her usual Hawaii route to-
morrow on account of necessary
cleaning of her boilers.
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CARD OF THANKS.

Mrs. c. r. McVeigh desires to thank
Ter friends for the kindness shown in
her recent bereavement. 4299-1t
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FOR SALE.

BOUND volumes of Scientific Ameri-
can for 1873 to 1894. inclusive. Ad-
dress * this office 4299-1w
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TO LET.


on the beach in Kapiola-
nj Park, Waikiki, within three min
utes' walk of the tram Good sea-
bathing. Main house consists of two
bedrooms, parlor, dining-room, pam
try and kitchen. Cottage in yard con-
tains three bedrooms. Both houses
have bath and all modern conven-
fences. Servant quarters, carriage
house and stall for one horse. For
terms apply to A. GARTENBERG
P. o. Box 419. 4274-tf
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House To Let or Lease.

PARLOR, TWO BEDROOMS, DINING
room, kitchen, pantry, bathroom, and
one-room cottage in the yard, on Punch
bowl street, near the residence of j. Hop
per. Thoroughly repaired and painted.
$2O per month to responsible party only
Apply at the Office of
J. ALFRED MAGOON.
4253-U
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FOREIGN MAIL SERVICE.

Steamships will leave for and arrive
from San Francisco on the following
dates, till the close Of 1896:
Arrive at Honolulul Leave Honolulu for
from s. Francisco San Francisco or
or Vancouver. Vancouver:
1895. 1896.
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VESSELS IN PORT.

Miowera ....Jan. Z
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-24

Tire vicinity + tfanr..t,. aud -hN love-,
,'.,,,v % ,s.r,.i ;, "a dss,aa, a., ~.
'i''7i'E c ., g,I1r.,,%n o., crops
n,o,,.,, o,,,,',,.,a., ,.~,,.,..,o,, .ho s.
ana =. ,.r,,,,,-r ,or.,a1,,. ,nnr,.ns -
ton rron hss hse, tnt,,.a1 ia cows ox.,,,
-, IT.. 49,, $50.
IN h' wy an f7 81 IN 0'Aie' f'srN
cotton "a howr.-r, standing tn. dr,.
r. ken escssd sn1 orag a, gfsi.
ca, ,',' ' e,,, nn"niins avg r'i,'is ef
i.rns ser ousl" Lar nlni.i cotton q
usins tsr'oNst peN,s.niafiN over We
~ eS,cfn ln1,oHn ~ 'na So, whs,e so,ns
.infe plan;rh - hr'ng np and whete
Mani Of rain 'p o'' S'''' '''"' . DS'''S '''
rbe :" arei n,n a,,,ar. ia .ba co,.o, .r,,.
by dr5u,h hss b ,,.,e oyer the northwest
s. a.bern ~, do,;,,: us ~, III,
hss teen rrsa.es;. Cnt.r7 pests are heeo,n
INK les numerous. corr'sront.en.s from
.iott'hwes, Texaa rcpor' .ha. the M.x-
'1q he "sT ro s"f hal ah' " 95apsa5 inea the
corn crop. ard rain would Re cf no ma
terai hanef' 20 -he rlFnt in most sec
.,r1's. narnf.. IA " coni - 1cei cutting
o,ayr} t nn "' corn fgf lor n pn' w.
,an3 r., 'i9 arn ~ a nv ect' u,
i,,.r.ro ~ ,a ,,,isrn "sr''ls
III, s ,,o VI
in some places. as sor nroii1g purposes
/, % ga,.;ng scare V.cA,. ,.,es are dam
aged considcrah lv by .hc drv weatn@r.
Sorghum and sugar oane are doing very
weather hrs hcen oyc"p. qnrlv favorab'a
for th,s york rri'f' continue 70 r'Yen
s s,nI,v h'ce'y ana there Is a f8ir crop gen
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SToN ENvAf.L. cn1Nf-Y

f.ayner Tsses. jane .a-Tns county
d@iaoeriiir convention corrected p5r,sau.
u cai ~ e cFoirnas. " r Rasner.
and deies ltes wee elected ana instr. eiet
TO the MT rem, Si-'e. Judicial cugres.
sfonsi. -~n.tgriei ana repr.scnl4.ve con
f"n4prS ass follows
j. l.. gsekirs o aDsfin convention %.
jane = 0 ""c' and usiruc; oe-esatce
10 me Nrporal demo ratio c-nt.n n.
y, j. Ray ~. q j. R"ichcr ami ~. 4.
hfii'F to the S'tfr convention at ieort
Wrr'h. ara .nstr4ciea to yote Tor ne
iie-.nf Sst. oiftesr,
,.i Ga'es 10 -nr Second id clsj con
vent N r'.s .n1iflcf.d - vote Tor judge
i,ru-sr fcr fidy..
UeA gate ~ 1a- Thirteenth ccrgres
- nn reN tat'en we're iias'r1ried 30 vote
Tor v S'nern f5r corgr.iss
l''leg I'-- 49, ft. stat senatorial con-
caution werc 90 arlt,ed FOR Judge I'll
J. ,e 80 % senator from this distr.c'.
Dol Aafrs 40 tie inpre~cr'atlye ,onven-
non lrr tie Pne HIurr1d .ri S,sth dts
ruf'
~ J. 4. Forbes w,H unan'mcus!y elect
- rh"tfnaiu ~ N" r"fno -rfiic cNecu'ivo
committee % s'"u"wall county for The
ensuing t,So Neuf-
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RULES OF THE CONTEXT

All votes to be counted must he re
reived before IL O'Clock noon. September
= 1896.
Any minister of the rospo, in the
stale NJ Texas ia eligible. provided he he
hc'ween he age OF u ami 50 YEAR a, Ms '
nearest birthday. md provided he rIr
aland n Satisfactory medical examination
such 80 required by the company on its
regular pclirics.
However should the wipne- he unah a
10 siant n satisfactory medical EXAMINE
ZION. the policy viii be issued In favor
of tho family of the winner nron The ~
OF any member of his family nr other
sc'atifc. said person to he u satisfactory
risk according 10 Tho established rules of
tn. COMPANY.
s"nuh the winner fail to pass such ex-
ANNA ion nr TO designate some pcrs IN
on whom the policy can be written With
thirty DAYS after the result II anne ii,,crd
Me- policy VIII he ssuei TO the person
iccci.ing tho next highest number OF
rotcs, t"uponn once sent I'm ran not Ia,
Withdrawn AMI vo'cd for any other can.
di,intc.
in sending IN vo,es, II tied In lunches
With The number marked thereon. g. VIII
not b. necessary TO mark tho name ex-
.eri on the out., he coupons
Address ali coupons TO centest Elito.
The Post. Houston.
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mans ,Ns delegate. Hrcnrcce y sxTec,ss
70 T. sxzitss tsrssna,a- 2-sc -. r~T ss
s,1A.>r tff4sS fee fi'1. with tsr0ia -ssSs
the ccuy.rrlS-, essnt. Gr.sharn ~ sis','
Gresham IL.
~ 10 ,he f4aE:arxe scsgvrn;ieS- y
-rructscrs % ca-s Az 1s fci.prs. - = -
Votes BVrs<rs %-s, rSSirs. 80 - r
t.-c,-t. Awstir- 4 ~stCs- Snsfcssfsrr ~ I
,7,rice GRESHAM ss->arh far .t-rt.
vrf. Dun -irst eNcsc-. Gtt-sn&r, ~f.cnd
.-rs'ctkdN. totss. fsts-hs-a Esivc On.
, Nc'tS. g-s-rArs- ssY--re - Votes
isurxes. A-sv e-eec@. ssn~iefslrs seeerG,
r vz'.e Yofrs Berg sa Es.HSaf-a-
tftie. co't.r -'n .ei h,,a. asossiay Tor
Gresham
ENrefsz. - tsIsffArn * ssn4'tarrs =. ls,
4 f0'ei ~ e sos s-s ~ -i-rs'-ssf- =
Afs.r f-S' in-irgi-gt-ns. lsr->hsri wlto
y c. Sl-ai ro'sa rrSl ssfef, eerar ~ Aus
IT. s iesse7 ( S-frrfia = Sc-t rcva
icia' = Tbs lTlv-. e -r1s<a ~ .tver
WIG fcr raiss.Sirf'ifrr ~ sng sort
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=
20 socurethe services Of SON. ictN Z
competen evangelist 10 ceIduet 4
iracted o. camp meeting WITH q N I
Church.
Miss Inf. l.aramore. Willie L NON
and Miss a. Il. AIcCa-dell, viii Z.
Willis. T.. }. !.aranore. E. v.tl,k, III
Stone and +. +. Maec. vre lppsfAlj
committee 10 solicit and proeua d
with which to erect a nars1n,ss * /
church. Nrh the latter as cAltrul
thA comm stes.
\ cash cmrr:hrtion Of s vas ttla I
the benefit Of the colportsse AID ~
srlnp' ron 'eniion. Of The Eap'a "
P.or.e tIion. 10 cJh.ent IN san ~
curing ne,t weak, which alnuca. 1
turned ovei 10 the delegates tAss,
proper deii-cry.
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FIVE BLAND DELEGATES.
Nisscurians Nset the fndorsemsn nj
of the Tetss Democracy.
DISTRIBUTING The BLAND BUTTONS
fsssh Moiissd Wants ri"ns Adopted g.
Resfiei Vndesifsbi- imrnicrshoe.
H.usfcn Delegates "a Has d.

Austin. re,ar. June .s.-Ro sera,nr 10
previous announcement Ine 80. e i'.cs
d.,sga,.in arsiveo tbs morning, 1fis's
,n-.ueh from Mlssogr. iiss R-sNe q iae
White metal cAAupcil. Irsr= De Hse 9.
them. ana ihcy AZ here 10 caGirre iA2
Texas asleFesvn - t-e .s~+-1aea oAnFs ~
III, Il TREY can, .et ~ sara i. Bard
yfncse presidential ipes fsss a7z-.I 20 --A1
that IT, sc-in1 nag ~ d ., All infra- q .'it
the lsus.h sn1 hfe4alis ~ sue ia.sl- lN's
are tno.cst - in1r 1lo1.ni- ii- III fTn.
ofr.sltiy ir - ITsEktti. ffsgft iH~f N-;e
refreshed after tie ie.Ncus casA IS ifss.A
sc3n after bland yutleas -%it 1iif ris-
tributes ~ >arncn; ~. cffHN' ALL .ssE
iihos Of th.s "a ,,soaTisn We.= aDn- ef,11t
TIE INTERIOR n the HettL l's.5 nrfr lsas
long az ealing aNqgaisli'-i al-f 49, ..tf sl-
dicticn - 10 another u4.l fi-- ,-sit1-s
were ssen pretty. WI kno"n
shaw az Lebanon. E.@ noe aaT-,.. -t'i-. Jtif;1
A. Knott 81 iiaan.s-si Ir'.'t@ : sia..u
are d@i-gaars 60 CiacsE f-f1l lnr r'es.
Stan OF Missouri. .sce.fH' arg tx if..sa
are Tom w. Love OF Surar7,. il. ftnn- =
r. Dsvtdspn Of iiEri;hri . -netTir cf
the ailsseui: es.sia.ui" ar'' i.- A-'fh-
ell Jr, =, Sprpgaelb
I, was anipsuno--d 20 a rnoruire paper
that "stis<r i1yk" him~er arg.4 ~ X
the PARTY. .in iifer@ Ncse nos MID cA-
pectsd 20 sss hin ar1 heal iri .f-tIis
the doctTfns Of fsev silVer. Ne 7ss 17'
30 irIises cot, however. a- a. aatnN 90
Texas 10 I'D ~ an -'iafs-r,isiif fQr u"
hienes. Office N n. hard. ss constet1..
would IN a c1Eutg pr -.r'
Mr.. t~eseha~ ate 'i.e prfposT =
the WET ~ ins Sr.9.a '.oia 30 sa~ure
an -laors- fnrn' by ~ Tctrns 81 SIT
vsii to Arb tutes las. we, x an5 aae sa--
ceaSfu. and hopes iu AIRY 80 p.-r; Istss
from me Lone star s'a;r
Tn Houston Allegation arrived ms
nnr-,trz ssolsir,l q r ffaT' I'm II n
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gALNH. 80 rI.lAiAnlEs.


Grerhar1 arnrrs7 Imffs fipr ppt nf
TSa ~ ~ .Ne.
Galveston Tessa. IuDe -i.-An analytla
OF TIE tetpls - last night p,inari
msds rs coiHsl " ,l'el fr..6am saj
~ 'r"ude ~, n0r7'te i.aia 20 SO 'ot
ufq4en 70 che congregational convention
ai.d probably 40 msny a. tofiy raftnai
Wifb tine c,repron - rhe Fleih ~ara
IN. drlega'es sfn sit am -Nrowfry amt tb"
only F"rlpus opf9a Tim 70 Gresham in
'h- ptirnHiien uo.@ Ir "i'i'I- rt graIilig go
rsrd AN niins'fue'ri q. rga'i"n ro f.n-
Graner 1uis WaH NOR o. it Ap'l-l;r.a-
ham move than a dHrHans'ra.tan a. fI.of
Of any onr rls.. though. i"rnspe. li ~nr
Colonel GrcHAAW' Hualsr'f ~ tie De,r-
CATION n wsrds IT, o. fpI"vr
First wAri. Gresham !. anii-Greshsin
Second yard GRESHAM 3. anti .firoaham
none
Thrd ward. Gresham ,. nnti-f,resliam
EOiirth ward freahDin L. auii-jre iihip
Fifth ward Gresham none. apu-Grra.
sim ward: Gresham 4. an,l.Greahem
Eleventh. wnrd Grrshsm Z. anti -Gves-
Eighth ward: Gresham .. snu-Grcah@n
Slnth ward GfA.hsn 2 au,i-Grrsiia,n Z.
Trn,h ward 1rosham 4. ants Gresham
none
Eleventh ward: Gresham 4 anti-Gres-
ham nonr.
rveltth ward Gresham MORE. onn.
Gresham ..
Tnir,eenth ward Gresham I. nnt'-Gres.
ham none
piek usin. Gresham l. an,l-Gresha,n
none.
iamarque. Gfeaham nom. anti.,;res.
hHm
To'nl. urerham "a. an,-GreAhstn ~
Hitchcock aud Bolivar red no primaries
Thc cleclIilve nnIn,lL.inn N nAnh WI
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cent Rev, A. + Harr,s Of Fort woN,h;
nra' Voc president. i T. Robins OF rsi,-
rs second WIS., pre- sent l.. 4 Truetr o.
Menni vernon; third vicc president. ~ en-
retaiv' Rev Herrei, 81 Mace: corresr., pd-
ing s7ctetary Professor Lyman krvan of
waco. treasurer Rev Crouch of Whit ei-
Mr. William p,vis welcomed tho ds-o.
rAtcs TO SON -Antonio md was respond, III
10 ny H. j. Trueti nj Mount Vernon. Tire,
lTtsNoh' ihen Announced the convent o n
committees. after which Rev Il, l.. Corr
is'e Of Abilene preached the introductory
~ night Roy. !. pruder conduotsd q.
IN; ma prhN.r service and pr T.. l..
Wil'inson of chcaro delivered nm adj
IT, on "nnr Isantist Fu,ui,'"
~" convention then adjourned until to-
morrow morning
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san An,rni>-s. r. ,Pfanner: Te.rrnra-
tiire and suns h.n,a c acossive. 10 IL Il.
Everything very dry aud sufferi:s for
inOisltnrc.
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e. m sutil. rezaf. Juno ~ IN tho -
'ric' cow n wo9dviue th,s morning
~. m mitchell coloroh PLEADED Ypniy to
snssrli Yffil lnttni - murder hia wv.
nor ga NpNl len, Vho infy at8qsscc him
p'rltntilrY. ulK vito. whi was a, ~.
limo ihongh, 10 ~ fa'nlly wounded
had has recovered
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WEATHER.CROP BULLETIN.
REGULAR Weekly Report Of the Texas
Weather Bureau.
DEFICIENCY IN RAINFALL! GENERAL,
Temperature Above the Notma'-nr"u'h
Continues aud Crops Are Hcinc tu-
juteu -Etcr Needing. Rain.

Galveston Texas. Jane 2s.-rni'ad
States department - Agriculture -cin,-
a.e and .ror service # nc wcnfher
bureau, Texas sacton crap bulletin for
The week end rs Monday. Irra -. lSe6:
rrr-ipi;atiNn--'r week cpe7ed n
fair weather end .hcSa condi ious c-n-
rinuci throughout the wask ,he cny
rrrv,i.e.aiion ~ cxcass of trace was
n Ugh showers. reported froN i'unis-
vllls. orange AM torrv ew, the -ain'a !
on IN average for the week was hcl1w
the normal in all sections. and the DO
foiency renecd fr,m - Of an irch over
Wes'.i1l Texas 20 moro than ono inch
over Tho eastern rorurr ~ tl,e sieie.
Suus htnc Tho am stiat Of suush'ne was
s;r1uis. cu,nulns ana cirr'-stratiiS clouds.
MT pr an average f-r the week II vas
nha.n 'ih- -0r',ini
7'rnT4 'ra'lrn The weat orerei with
III" tsmp'r,irrr ranging from . desi'ss=
hei-o- the ur-.,-a, nr., ~. eou.Ncr,, ror.
Newborn ToNas nf'e' wh ~ tho ;s''rcr,
trrt rose 81 ghlv. ani ~ 'he ia'h Il
ranged from 90 : f'oy. ahos.a Tho tia ia,
normal. w'.h mo grs ;-s' Nesss nvcr III q
rprthcrc rcri-n of tne S'ato Tfn week
closed VIII o., t.,nsvera'''ir. nrnsraiiv
IN ave''.ce foi N" v-ok hr. ranged froit
about H. FORMAL 80 an excess of d.
.,r"a= rVrr \ rfh TrSas Tho h'r'nes; tent
rr-a.'iro - tn -.rsral e. IT irns i,'"ine
tie week has ranged from ri dscrsss ~
the vicinity ( fenri"'t,. and -hN love-
unity o. Esrryi.'a 20 20 degrees IN tire
INirif. NJ Cars. atom
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LIVINGSTON BArrIsTs.

Livingston. Texas. June 0--Thr Baptist
chhrrh Ut this place had an interesting
,nninrcnHc meeting tonight, notwlths,and-
inE II has no pastor now
committee Of three-II H. Davis A
u Peter, and Il. T.. Mace vr.re appointsd
70 correspond with view 70 securing a
'Ln.0i inr ~ balance OF the year.
"chardson' were appointed committee
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VT yoriR TRIrNnS TO TAKE THE
HOGl.

L,osgstt. TEXAS. june II contest hdi-
tor. .irta- nd S .otns fcr 8. \, Grd-
by of Ru,k All good Maspna vote
IN him. ard any ,esrus m"mners that
have NOT vct hcsn heard from lrir for
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one Of Iiram'a h1ys' = lot Al rail,
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white hc IL IN 4hc lead % the i,ps, TeYas
caididateg. Get al vour friends ., take
Tha Poet ard ynn eri the coupons and
send In for lro. Gndhcy WoB
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INSURED WHILE ri.owlNr.

Granger, rcNaH. juno e2 whilc Mn lnni
Morgan was breaking prairlo today Tor
MIR. rom benacn. thror m.les wc.t 81
nrinecr, The plnw turned over. cainhing
Maitsan'N les and he war drarepi Tar
-o'nc 'ss me, R'sh hncs of iic i.H acr,
br l,rn aud h" Was IN rltlrr a rrliirnl
crrdihfn when fsAnd oni on il4' prairie
~ ne hot sun some limo after the acfl-
dent.
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All votes to be counted must he re
reived before IL O'Clock noon. September
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MORE GRnNEroN cnl.pnNs

Grove.on TeXa.. June l.-conta-, Edi.
tor Plaa.e' md en- 'oseI Is coupons for
Rev. V. A Cooley Of Rusk Texas Hrn
Godhey was our minis,er here for thrce
years and there is not one among us h,,.
mat would rrioice SHOULD h ~ Nictori.
Gus. You " II hear from MS again.
Frank Chester.
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EnNA,s rAvnr1rE

Edna. TeSas. June y. -rontest Edior
Face ms enclosed 10 coupons 10 -.
cr,li ~ Rev. A. S rpnaeN,er, ccrn'.
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IAheriY, Te,aa. Jane -. yhe fher,f
returned 'hls evening ff,o'n the noighhor-
hfqh = the r'roried klliins of old man
fieor snd reports ihi- he w. unable TO
1897 gnsl quite old add very inoffensiNc
man. Robbery was a,Ibile0A the calso
Of the killing.
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rw rNTy ron Rnv. RiIoprs

l.ule N. Toans. june a. ronieH i.ditor.
IFii enclosed 20 rtrlppnf, wlrh please
niNtu 40 credit = Roy. JEFF Nholes OF
WeodYilie. Incc, "a him. nlsn To The
Post j. W. Moil' q.
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WOHruY on Tur rnlYr

nlchmoni. To,ep. June % ~con,est va
ROM rndlosed rio,fe end % coupons
rlics game 80 the 'redu II Roy IiN n
Diicc I hope hia pn9ny' fli"nds through
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irnd. Ha NJ Is rcNa rrsicl thrAstian
Mr.. Walter iinpth.
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A,l ,or,rrXs roR RRo. GOpnty.

Ehbyytl,. rrxas. .'u~c l.-ccntssi ID
Tor piea : find enclosed " coupons for
1870. ,irdHer | huv rs btilS 81 ~
Ard Sful hem to him. Use Ill ms 'rim-
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I've insurance t'is. O publish tiNs iet.er.
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m. Mrs j. +. Edwards.
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COLUMBIA EoR norHrn couEr

colombia. Texas. June % -con,s., r..
tor; Plea 70 lind enclosed II COUPONS
ppre T. The credit " Rev. H. Cohen -
ialve.ton, 'rexas. hoping his many friend,
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MIIAnrnN,e rNNn1nArlc

Whsrton. Texas juno 9s-Cor.ozt I'd
itcr. iirol1se' rou VIII find ~ cour ne.
nice rif hem IN the ere ~, ~ no, Sc
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Truly. John r., Linn Jr