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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-11
THE SWEET AND pIrrun WAYS

10 any project Of municipal or other
impfov, menl, great or small, there
always are and always will be Oh.
leclorG In cities now highly nd.
yauosd In all that pertains 20 con.
venlenoe, health aud progT,ss, there
nave been taxpayers who opposed
airVut-llgnting, walerworks, street
care, severe, pay0menls and ft-
slriolious ~ TO the class OF build.
ings within IRE limits. Tnis oppo-
sition has been generally on tho score Of
rxponar, whereby the taxpayer.
pocket would be- Injured; but some
times 10 has been on the ground that
'hu proposed Improvement was not
yet necessary; and In some c,sss Il has
been OF purely Individual or sectional
character tho reason adducoi hslns
that the contemplated work woulI de
fcyily inlurc tho property or au.
agouI1a tho whim Of the per.ou or
section affected, In mos, Gases, how.
ever tho benefits OF tho whole have
been found 10 bo benefits 90 al
Ia parlsi and rarely have earlier opp8.
nents have been able to make SUCH o.
showing as to dispute the proposition
when once IL has been put into opera.
dion. Moreoyerth the genius Of American
roliiy, suI In Ieeu that Of every other
civilized people, Is that the will Of the
m'lurlty In these matters should ire.
walls the greatest uanenl to the greatest
number Ia deemed, and properly
fia m tive in all that pertain Go
governmental affairs.
An tais is mo- reason, however. why
any lusi objections should be lguoroU
githout consideration. Men aud CON.
muuiigs acquire rights which arc TO
Ibom precious and lnanerablv. These
may not Oe lightly imposed upau Dr
dlsresHrdeI. Ev.n where hr.
people Affected au deem u by tho
majority 20 boo acuuus su.
Whimsical seotonal auI unroa-ou.
auler there aiu generally ways an4.
means II accomplishing IesraI rmutH
without permanently u.ugguRu
anything more thsn - very ms.. m..
nofily, OF most Cancellation al.
oompfamise, "a fair recognition VI inr !
claims Ut the opposition aud an homes. |
ondeavor TO meet and satisfy them, arc |
ieaturea which IN disputp nro ne |
most elective kind Of argument, |
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-11
100 IiuUgAIlYE


There has been much tesson iof
complaint at the erroneous ideas which
prevail concerning the people U Unh.
aud especially the Latlsrday saints.
a large measure OF the rcspous bilily
Tor those Ideas belongs 10 tuoio whY
wil'ully mls.epfese tod the people TOT
a long series Of yeats, but whstsvcr
these may have done, all the burden
does not belong b them, albeit there D,
no evil intention chargonule o. olnuis
who should bear part Of the losd. Some
Of those who have p5ssessol the most
fflendly anu anec.iouaIs feeling Tor
the people Of Utah have Rivon ez.
preston 10 language, anu 10 hus boon
repeated again aud again, which,
while II pictured the Inhabitants here
in lovely form 10 the sppAkcf's mlui So
bis hgumtivo declaration, yBI con.
ycyoi "a different and wholly erroneous
impression t1 the minds 1i others. As
an ILLUSTRATION OF this our attention ls
called 10 a letter from a Utah man 20 a
newspaper in u nolghb1ring state, iu
which come unlratls abou. the Nor.
mons are rsiuiui. The letter contains
tho following expression concerning
the Lsticr.day saints.
a handful Of people soronoly couchcI
about with maI,stg mountains Va o. h,tlu
rosy valley.
The words quoted may sound very
pretty % poetic eau, but tho trouble
with them b. that they arc not true.
The Saiuts Of u,ah are not a haudui
On comparison with tho reit of the
State, where they arc vast majority;
Mother are they such Email
handful 10 tue nation, o. their
settlements roach from Can
ads to Mexico, aud they ore mum.
bUtud by hundreds Of thousands. AID
their being "eouohed" Ia ga little val.
ley" isA slill wore comraTltou.
There is no "c5uohing" about their IN.
duslfi0us NE; thoy arc up ami ut
work, aud pretty busily, TOO. most Of
the me. As 10 the "li,tle rosy val. |
Icy they occupy hundreds Of Valley,
mnny u which are Tar from being
"lilus," aud none werc "r0sy" until |
they became 10 under the hand Of
Mormon thrh. Such Expressions ~
We have quoted are altogether TOO
LUCRATIVE 10 suit the circumstance,
and In the kindlie,t feelings and with |
deep rarnestne,s We ask our friend TO |
cease them At once anu speak Of Ne In
plainerhnd more direct terms
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-11
THAI COMET AGLIs

That a considerable elomuat Of tho
public should tako genuine alarm 10
the "comet tals" now going on 10 not
matter OF surprise, Such things have
occurred from the beginning, anu an
lhotubseQuont light " revealed truth
aud scientific research has not entirely
eliminated this form Of Tuppstiuous
credulity from the human mud. Bot
when learned aud experienced pro.
iessors contribute their mite tow fu
the current by u'gosung tho prob.
ability or possibility oigravs results. as
We are advised Sc tho case 40 two or
three ins'anCea, II is an occasion Tor
real surpriHe.
While all 10 not known regarding
come,ary sc'oncu-as q matter NJ foe.
but very little 60 Euowu-it sull r..
mains tia. the knowledge regarding
the solar system that has been added 10
our mental possessions iu modern
times Il vast indeed; and by this and
other means We know that such d
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-11

MoAFa,H u.w. ta.ra.a ur Go"
tnau vinegar
We commend this view NJ the quei.
lion TO all who have In mind measures
against which they may we'll nnti,iga ate
opposition. On the other hand, we
would sls5 commend t1 tho opposition
that ln order TO avoid hoins roughly
Ridden down by The mai rliy they con.
Hne their basis Of hostility To bfosd
fairness, manly conception OF the
rights and Wishes u the macy, and
that degree Of Wholesome pub to spirit
and patriotism which slnss seihshnuss
iu the aim 10 assisl IN all that pertains
TO the general welfare an1 prosperity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-11

Are you BILIOUS, ConstpaIed or
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ache, Bad Taste Ia Msuth, Foul
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Back and between the 9hUuliefs,t hills
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Medicine. Price 75 ccuis, Free trial
ooltIes 81 z. q. M. /. drug store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-11
n.Il.ta,. nv Llnlm.u,

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from the Lakes 10 the Cur. IL iaths
most enetfating Linineut in the
world. IL will cure Rhsumatlsm,
Neuralgia, Cuts, sprAins, Bruises,
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-11

Mr.. A. l.. Armstrong, an old drug
get, and a prominent citizen o: tfif
snlefpflslnE town, sAya! 81 sell some
forty different kinds Of cough rem
sdles, but have never In my sKIefi.
tnce sold 40 much Of soy one article
~ have OF bai'drdS Iiorsh0und
NWup. All who uso II ssy II " the
mott perfect remedy for Cough, Cold,
tousumpIl0p, Eud all disease, VI thu
Throat and Lungs, they nave evor
tntd." It's specific Tor Group ana
WbOoping Cough. will relieve a
Cough Ia one minute. Contains no
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btUfe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-11

city Elbscfiher viii kindly notify r. pu6hl 70
leitealairfl, ui any irfogulaHg iu tho delivery 70
Roll lapera
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-11

IHH uraruEr EvfvHfH NfHa 's uIl|I.IH| dolly.
Sunday stesr'si. ai corner south aud Ea.t Jgnp.o
fUrUIH. Salt IaEe CITY.
IHr1 Eliuuu at 800 9. m. Regular Edition Of
H'"..Ua.
The uysrnrr sf,n Wrrrtr Nrws IL pubIishod
or IuraIay and FRIDAY u each sock
The ursrnrr Wr..lv 10 magazine form IL pub.
htlsd even haiufd.E
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-11

Tho Nrvs r. on flia % tho rtiHripai Hotels News
ttauds auI on 900 passenger ir4Ils lgarius tlu ciy
anor . y m daHy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-11
This SnOCu

put n IL will do
few things like but give little talk on BI
Wire, Wire Netting Garden Tools These things will needed yerv
This very unpleasant weather
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-11
Will Last

you will have repair
This been very severe fences better
anlse
their things carly before the demand heavy That's where heads
level for II you wait
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-11

Huiscritsa changing their place o. rrsifrHrs
should alvays g.'u iuHuof " vol ~ present ai'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-11

ID >. MUHAN-sTEAM AND nor WAT.
~ heating and yuuulAUng apparatus.
no o. WUst, svgun south.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-11
wANTep-MIs olLLAnEous.

HIGHEST rG Chs ron CLOTHING.
Postal Wan call halmeusou, %
Essl second south
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-11

TI'lE FOLLOWING PRICES Will Ht
L paid in ctsh, a. Trari4t ". second south
good scrap ron, tll.tl 20 tom amber luoi
1ItiIrs, b. per dozen, rubber pc pound, 3.lCl
copper lc good Brars, sG.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-11

SCASDGA EMPLOYMENT OrtIUE, 600.
= help ani good placcs,i ~ Il. second south
Mrd olson
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-11

A E1i-TlC FOOrFIrrlNG. All KIND.
~ shoe repairing. 4, lhorcsou, - b.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-11

MAN, MuMEN ANu tulIuutN IL
Nl get NE best photos, a. Magson q Bros
o. Commercial. street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-11
All Summer

And then make purchases you invariably pay for them,
heavier therefore prices usually raised Don't think this worth
cuusd iOnl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-11

ENLHNBupl 30 HUY TuE MIST non
- cream AZ hoeloya, y dish or wholesale
900 south Man. telephone ID.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-11
TYPtwRlTERs.

NEW 40" IA uMOND so. O. H. y
~ winters, agent. Constitution building
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-11
MusT BE SOLD

A NlCE Q Room HWrh ON NINTH
"A East, % modern rHuu HrIck ou Esat
Drive Hui HuYnu houses 900 r'H south, near
Main, All tnOso pTuporuUs hA.n very rous
YDulOuuo anu are ln splendid bdlt uu 1hoy
can be- hAd tor loss tlAu nall ual value And
pu easy terms MAKO me uu HrrI .1r then
luAH D. MuNI.u.
Room o. u'hyarl uiocE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-11

NEW ANp SECOND HAND FUUNt.
~ turc, Wagons, busgieS harness. etc. a.
" tbbuTa, "a rtatr street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-11

SCASDtA EMPLOYMENT OrtIUE, HuOu
= help ani good placcs,lii Il. second south,
Alru olson
A EII-rlC FoorurrlNG. All KINDS
~ shoe repairing A. lhorcs0u, - b..
7crun1 South
MAN, WOMB ANu tuLuutN 10
NA Frt Mo best photos, AZ MAts1n q ir0s,,
ls Commercial street
IGNLNNBupl 10 HUN TuL MIST iCT
- cream ht hoeloy's, ~ dish or wholesale.
go SCUM MAN telephone TO
A COUPLE Or coon CHAMBERLAIN
"A q. lcmplclon Hotel
NEW ANp SECOND HAND FuHNI.
~ turc, Wagons, huggieH harness. ote Al
Mtbbera, ~ -tate street
WILL PAY HIGHEST UAsu PRICES
w tor good gcuts' second uand clothing
lal' or address Cine, a. hast tIrst sou b.
NEFANrEu-M EN AND WuAiEN 40
W work 20 home ] pay s. Go SO por wesE
Tor making tTaYoU rnrtrails. now patented
method, anyone who can read and WrIls ran
lu lho WnrA 10 home, iu spare limo. DAY ur
evening sru tor particulars and begin waft
40 once Aulfoss ti. A. urpp, Gormau ArtaL
Tyrone, Pa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-11

A COUPLE or GOOD CHAMBERMAID-
"A a. lCmplUt0n Hotel
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-03

OF hunger. and turn themselves with re-
lived zeal 20 the task Of cr,atng new
pu'tlhS stop to the willing hands OF
leber The dragons teeth have been
r"sd add The harvest is bountcous
trusts have sprung and are sprlneins in
every quarter panopled fol psinrrr. nit
nuhSucs are counted by the thousands,
upper SIN. gaunt. sullen and desperate,
| y. a'.h " the Nation has been and is ne
MS sarrificed upon the hecatomb of an
th,tthal uvsrice.
Has .haJ ayarieo shown any signs of
nu."b gut az Far from II. The cry OF
the trns, s Ike the patlacian cry OF old:
SIN press them to our cohorts. and whe,,
the fight IS done,
sun TN our gam = iiom the fields which
e., ihcir good swords have won.
''"' iat our hassaN debtors near an
Slili l"i thetr dens of torment I've no soma
-, as OF yorc.
Heap Eavir sun the fctters. bar closer
Still the CRATE:
Fat eut as sheep they Weld Thorn up unto
our cruel hate"
The BUNDLES Of the trusts can not per.
NJ, the Cruel OF the Oliver twists OF a.
noi to become too thick. nor too plen,fll
hut the limit OF endurance has been
lrSaeh.d The urheavnl has come u, last.
no iran tiiVer. Omholicnel bV hunger
,''S ashei Tor more ssNl II Is too late
10 cry thot husinvss Will he deranged
una labor VIII suffer in consequence N
! silver Is remonotlzed The indignant an
MS come They can be no worse than
ssaN eaton homes. empty lardcrs. ragged
forms aud nnchei and hungry faces
and lheae evils we have now"
=, ne 1angiage ot truth comes from
uscontonied people. angsrod hy mighty
wrrnss and sick Of deferred hopes m
u9t rom the lips Of those superior beings
Wno dc, IN themselves potent enough to
oamn ihe people
u Is nausrafinc to hear the terms. dis.
h-rr.t money 'repnd alton" "uu1rcnNr
and tho IKE Those who are able 10 luro
N'niSgNr' may dup others. hut IN di--
GUESSING the money que don the gold Nd-
N"catts cRn not evrr deceive tneuraolNt ~
! Ter 1'y know tina. II legislation hai bc.u
ADVERSE t1 gold as Il was to siNcr tn isfN
! that silver would have been the coveted
ana no 'idat metal Of the Nation. that al
| turned he bullion INTO money 20 fas but
| th@' thr people would have puss, s~cd aui
t.'iewd II as the more desirable coin;
ahd today gold would hsVe been lie dis-
credited and unfNored money ana nu
/ 81 4 mpi ~ 70 modern ArlOnil To uaN shy
locks bond IN gold coin would in au
ba lily hay evoked loud crief Of
Y pNd uttu' from that las; monl nrl
sound money advocate.
| That watch legislation fosters VIII
| thrive: that which receives The stamp Of
| itgi. lhliNc disapproNal staPgcrs uruaf tho
~ eht Of such disapproval
| Let ih. gold cllgAr,hy CIV "hnNoc" TO
its hearts cowcut let f. withdraw every
an AMI laugh; lef il pIrAlyzc every tn
/ dustry hat Yet remains. lei H. Samson
| Ike. bow Itself down and tear away tha
| pillars irom The commercial sur-rstfiet.
/ ur nothing VII avail tt. nothing % an
/ 40 VIII rAAmg" single VOC Fr.r coiuag
| VIII win, The silver dollar Will he worth
/ lh c'n'S and Not IS. II hero is nu4r. ny
| u that proDhcsy then sov-n-ten'hs of tho
/ believe th4t tho success OF s.lVef vll ha
/ lIdH.|Hl WIN - hl'sS = - all 'hnt Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-03

when Boyce was being tried In Justice
| husseys court for making threats
aEAinst smith. the deceased, he iN.lter.
aired from the witness stand that II was
sNH MS intention 10 carry others threats
| mo execution. The witness did not re-
nnHSniuer 'ne exact lsnsuase OF the at
n1Aat or the specific character OF threats
Hvyco Mas charged with making.
Mrs, Il. i. Royce mother Of tho de-
llendant. was placed ON the stand 10y the
STATE
The defense objected to her testimony
on the ground that abe was the mothe,
81 the defendant. Objection oNerrulrd.
She dsd not OF her own knowledge kaow
| aud Killed wan w smith She IA no,
| OF her own knowledge know that W. W.
smith Was dead, She knew thai Smith
| mad made threats to XIII her son and to
| kli all the family and hurn the house.
| lie n'ndc these threats ~ number of times.
She ana not know that her SON hal ever
made ihryais against Smith she heard
SIN IN cursing ami threatening THUS morn.
iug THIS was ~ ms yard, about , o. Il
O'Clock this morning aud she went down
9lrcsicd. She lett II. T. Boyce. .hc de
fondent. at her house Ia ned slek. She
"a not give her son gym last Wcdncs.
was no shotgun at her house this morn'
ms whcn she left the house.
Mrs. X y. Royce. Jr. wife % n. p,
boNcc, MAS called, but excused being the
wife Of the defendant.
Justice j j liusscy was thNn called hy
the state and asked ~ boNce had boon
r'ctntiN before his court rms was oh,
l'ctcd TO on the Sroud tna' the rrcpfd
was the best cvidcncc. This objection
was uuNlly overrulcd. judge luesey les,
iu'd thht boyce MAS eeinre his court
rhltENd Win tHr@tnninE snillh WIN ser,
iuua bodily harm ard for the purpose oi
having him placed under a peace bond
We was placed under honl put Tue WI
ness stated thai he could NOS remomee'
Inv amount Of the bond,
Detective GiNsNlL who ARRESTED hoNee
was placed ON thy sland tts n'H no,
. Know OF MS own hfiNN lt'ihN AiA'N IVY g.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-03
rnKsnNAL MENTION.

~ y Jones Of Dallas s a visitor 70 the
city.
Allen OF GalvS stan was in tho city
yesterday.
g. M carson. a prominent hus!noSs man
nf Walls is In the city.
SIR William II Bowers. wife ana son
of U...ty itd The Post pleasant call
ycsterdly.
I..tt Burns icN last night for Now
orlctn- no attend he bedside Of his chilIi,
who 1unEofpusly SICK.
Mrs T. A. craig. formerly Of Perry
county Alabama, T. ON visit 10 her
uccc, Mr4, baas Sli Main
Nr. Erwin Davis AMI ~itn Of Livingston
were iu the civ yt~ttrday aud ioft last
evening for Huutsvilr whore 'hry pil
enc some ,imc with friends ana reia-
tNSs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-03
NEATHEk AND CROPS.

Marshaal. 1oNas, September i.--rus
Weather col,i men dty and stock a Il
drinking wafer hecaninT '"'rc'
harro.d, Texas. Anru-t ~. Wrsrc very
any. no 81 ck SAtoi except e. ~eils. too
~ - slo Is, Pc pvpsps5 Il, ve,y gloomy
~ sowing at.
were good ta.ns On some portions OF Fhe
olunp yes ,I-ay. appaTs<N hoayl's'
south of Nicioua. llc. AnoWcr FOL here
also. and g. &. raining again today.
Chappcll NV, Texas September T.
Tho wtAahtr e stti. d sir, ssiugly dry and
bpf. WAFER for stock ~ .car''o ard Ia
pac cs tome arc eut,r"ly Out OF water
1tanhury TeNas. August -. Cotton s
com NIX steadily aud farmers genera ly
tay .he bat rain VIII he no advantage 10
cfnls except ia rare INSTANCES OF very
late % on. which had np stopped grow
ing
me drhu,h n rh'a rtoti.l vas part ally
hf Non lN good rb To-Day MOI enough
feN COR stotk wafer. hu ufl len to
frrsncn things NJ and slari The grass b.
ErnH NIX.
Drlaeon. Texas. September The
the rouniy ati the corn IRON II very short
and cotton viii hardly make thifi grnp.
II rain comes iu a short INV D. VIII be"
OF much bcucn 10 the late cotton crop
owi VI r. Texas. Srptcu,rcr IL l.
thoneht $50 r-'tri inlns 81 pave iaHl-
artd M cor Ell mt ' opu4tl tt much
or NOR. thnn 81 Wi bon rit 49, growlu@
90 ton cotton in ai, me lmbrf-i Ia 4
Of ollie 10 M ln cau~'y VIII be YHy NtNi
victoria re,nf Sep empcr .. rnm
Mumfori. Texas ptomber l-lhe
wa ther continues hot ash dry mere W"
have ual fb s'nsoIrthis rpins since May
~. iisI u would be 80 fjury ririhet iuan
hen.f.t to ma cotton rpp A. 1t IL too
luie fur the toy crop and he fields are
white with ho fcoy eiapo now winch
ouid hc strlpuH} inquired hy tnlh an
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-03

ruE AFRo-AAfanlcAN FAIR,

Brerham, Texas. September 2.--Amnng
those who attended the Afro-Amcrican
fair al Houston. Prof, Hal Thrver who
was one Of the Judges Of tho l.tornry de-
partmofit, returned this morning AMI says
thnt II war a monumental success. II
WAS the nrst ana host opportunity ~"
colDred people Of reNaa have had 10 show
their Advancement along Industrial and
literary ilres and they made he best pos
sib,c use Of a. II lcft no phase Of a qucs-
ton ~ 20 ihr Negroes natural and habit
ual adHpiihliity TO the arts ana ipcuN-
tries The slecesafui management or
such an enormous concern shows "a purl.
ness tact new and potent. He Was loun
care Of the kfro- Amer can fair.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-03

one Of The most pleasing events OF the
past week was the uniting Of Mir Steve
Minton and Miss Matte Hroom IN MARI
age The ddins was a very quiet ar.
fair there hting only ;he immediate rula-
tiNes and u few chosen friends present.
Tho. assembled how ..ver. " r. agree
ably entertained by the genial host s5,
whose reputation Tor hospilaile treat
mont ia unsurpassed
The bride is the winsomo ana accom-
pliahed daughter of Mr.. ind NleS. X l..
Bcitcrton Air. Mlnt1n .- ~ itgs cm-
for many years The friends u tac nlppy
couple WISH for them ion the Journey pn
which thcy have embarked. NE sWectrs.
ppss iblnties
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-03

man may use wart on the back
=, hls neck for ca.lar button. ride on
tho hack OF coach 10 gave interest on
S3s money. stop his watch ~ "a ght to
ave ven nj dear bur II l'e should want
pm. ~, ,i,ing ~ do. ana that -; Take II to
no Model Laundry, loll Prairie. .cr r.ng
~ N Hamburger & prcylins, l'rops.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-03

Brenhsm Texas. September a--Mr
Henry Daentgo, who has resided with
his family on West Mn creek for the
past thirty years or more, died very sud
denly on last Monday afternoon. aged
at ie O'clock ana MAS apparently IN the
enjoyment Of his usual good health, but
hefore ] O'clock was a corpse, dying
very suddenly and without a struggle, Ho
leaves a wife and three grown children.
bes des numerous nelghbors and friends
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-03

Mr. F. l. Upper aud Mrs Sophie Wcs-
low were united In marriage last evening
ri $50 O'Clock, .hs ceremony occurring a.
tho homo of the brides mother. Mrs
Freed corner oi Austin rtTetf aud lrG.i-
son avenue. They lefl on me w"st-hound
Sgi,9ef@ I',r -g. .t'R ~, ~ "ERi Oh
not return until about October !.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-03

Cutl,rvou's Administration indnrsed--
Seynru Ent ommendui ionH aiaac.
caldwell, Te1as. september .. The
,wenty-nlnth annual session e The sta"
Grange adjourned here today after a
tRo tAys' meeting. Dublin, Erath ,oun'
~. was chosen a. next place ~ meeting
AS dfhcrrr ate eier.rd oidy every tWp
years. and this heing the on year, ro Of
ncors were e.ectcd'
a resolution Ws~ pats.d commenl M
Tire rreacnf administration ana lcclaliy
ths ffrra taken hy Governor Culherson
IT, slpprrssns prize nghis.
Resolutions were a.a1 ltsfSi rcfcm-
m,ftIing tun abolition ~ th9 "fiiaas u
sftio SIP, rlnteudrnt OF pubin % siruc-
on. adjutan, gcn"rM and 'om'niss i99 r.
of .asurau. a.. statistics and history. Ihey
also advocate he selling Of public school
iaudH 20 actual settlers ana ahoIs hing
gta!s military cuCampments
Notable among those present arc j. H.
nav. worthy master, W. II. Harris. see
fttary. a ~ Keler. treasure; A. J.
Ense o. Rcll county. Farmer" shaw OF
Dauaq 4 W. Buchanan OF bryan sha
r. l. Moody Of Hobertson county
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-03
THE DEATlf ROLL.


Mrs. Caroline slsby died yesterday
morning az tho family aldenco No iit
l.ee street, FitIh ward az the age on 81
yclrs The funeral VIII tax place ihis
afternoon az 1 o'clock from tho fainuy
residence and the lnierment will He In
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