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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-31
STATE HOUSE.
Governor and Council Confirms Nom
lnation Of James W. Wakefield,
scpor. Presented Of Ba h Institution FL,
Orphans Of Veterans.

At meeting Of the Governor and
Council, Thursday afternoon, the nomi-
nation of James W. Wakefield, as uouor
commissioner was confirmed, and bonds
| furnished.
Mr. Fairbanks, one Of tho trustees of
the State Normal Schools, was granted
payment of $4,000 Of the appropriation for
State Normal Schools
The report for 1895 of the Bath Mill
tary and Naval Orphan Association, was
pr scented to the Governor and Council
Thursday.
The report Of the committee states that
the whole number OF children that have
been inmates of the home at any time dur
ing the year is g. There are at present
about 80. The average ags of those now
in the home Is 10l2 years. There have been
no deaths nor serious sickness during the
year
Only 10 children have been admitted
since Jan. !. 1880 OF that number. six
were the grandchildren Of veterans, five
children that had previously bscn In the
home and been returned to the home for
various causes.
The report says: In view of the fact
that we have an institution capable of car
ing for 10 or more children, and the fact
that we are receiving so few applications
for admittance. the time has come that
measures should be taken to bring the
number up to the Institutions capacity.
The report suggests that it would foe ad
visablc to have 1t generally known tha.
grand children OF veterans would be ad-
mitted, and the children of soldiers and
sailors that have served in the quota Of
other states but now residing in Maine
AS the running expenses, with the excep-
ton of the items OF provisions and cloth
ing, are very nearly the same, whether
with 40 or so children, it is not supplying
the best benefits unless the capacity is en-
ployed.
institution during 1885, Fl have been fur
nished with homes or taken by relatives.
The Oldest Of tie children In the institu-
ton for the year is H. of these there being
four, The youngest is years of age
Fourteen were under TO-
This children are reported to be in gen
orally healthy and happy condition, with
buildings and apartments in good order
Especially commendablo reports are given
OF the entertainment which Is furnished
the children, and refining Influences Of
regular meetings, on the order of parties,
where refreshments and games are en-
ioyed.
Expenses for the burial of A. soldiers
and sailors were presented the Governor
and Council, Thursday, the largest num-
Der at any one session, which has ever been
reported. This can be taken to indicate
dying off OF the veterans of our late war.
The yearly increase in burial expenses
bears out this statement.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-31

Everyone will be glad to hear that DR..
Joseph Kicker is enjoying very good
health, this winter. His illness of last
fall, from the effects of shock, has to a
great extent deserted him, and he is able
to be about the house, and occasionally
take a trip about the town He is as ever
deeply interested in Christian work, and
continues to be a source of deep comfort
to those who go to him for advice and
life's consolation. With the timely efforts
of Evangelist Gale in this city he has
been in close sympathy, and firmly be-
lieves that the latter has done a world IF
good here, for the people, and for the
churches, each in themselves, and t,ken
together. He is also int, rested in Mr.
Gales work elsewhere, and is esDecialIv
pleased to learn OF his recent SUCCESS at
Waterville.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-31

The Methodist classes will meet. this
evening, at IA Bangor street, and at the
vestry, under the charge of the leaders.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-31
Kennebec Log Driving 20.

The members of the Kennebec Log D annmal
meeting Of the Company will be held at Gr ,.a,i
Army Hall, in Augusta, on Tuesday the fore ore,
day Of February, 1896. at 10 O'Clock I'm IN 'no
noon, for the following purposes VIZ
I'd, To hear the report of the treasurer. anu
take such action as may be thousht prop sar.
4th. TO tate sucn measures for driving the ne
logs the ensuing year. and raise sucn sun he
sums Of money for that purpose as i""'
deemed necessary. ..ss that
5th, TO act upon any other business 'n"'
may legally come before them. CLARK.
s. w. PHI LBRICk, CiefA
Skowhegan, Me-, Jan. 30, lsy6
djan}ofeb6andi'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-31
Peter Sampson. Strong Man.

AT the exhibition rooms on Water
street, opposite the City hotel, Peter
Sampson. the strong man, made his APP
pcarance, Thursday, and many during the
afternoon and evening, witnessed his
truly remarkable feats of strength
He certainly appears to be all that Is
claimed, and his physique alone is well
worth seeing. His muscles are not only
large, but likewise hard, and across them
velous fashion.
He will exhibit Friday and Saturday
afternoons. and evenings, of this week.
Go and see him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-31

Seavicw, Va, March 0. Il

Seavicw, Va, March 0, 1895.
We hsvca splendid sale on Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy, anLou customers
coming from tar and near, speak OF it
in the highest terms. Many have said
that their children would have died of
Group if Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
had not been given. & Ourrcn.
For sale by City Drug Store, Hallowcll.
deodfOlrmtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-31

over again are in the small minority. 1t
Is certainly II novelty.
The clerks are delighted with it, and
say there is now no perceptiblc draft as
there once was.
Custodian Lynch is to be congratulated
over the success of his thoughtfulness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-31
BuckIen's Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe-
yer Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill.
blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no paw re.
quired. Il is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction or money refunded. Price 81
cents per box. For sale by Chas. x. Par.
fridge aug16, eod&w, tt. folrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-31

Fred d. Written, who has been visiting
his home in this city for a short time
time returned, Thursday, to Pough-
keepsie, N. Y, where he is attending
school,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-10

democrat go TO tho polls on May IS and
vote for county and district officers. but
let them rig1dly abstain from voting. IN
that election for any state officer, we
of June and not elsewhere. o. May
l6 you Will also hold your precinct con-
yuntions nj the various voting boxes AT
the time aud place named by the county
and there select delegates 10 the county
convention TO be hell In Waco May p
1876. There is no powyr but youfse;yc
the convention Of May -. The opposition
IL gone, but 90 not overlook possible lit-
falls, Sec TO II that none are scat 10
that convention from your box but men
racy. Of the State democratic executive
committee and OF the county democracy
that assembled In Waco on March =
last; elect no man who opposes either
one OF these three. for these three are one
on May IL and May =. therefore, you
viii attend TO the exclusive affairs OF this
county and to her interests In the dis
iriets Of ~hica she is a part.
ON June 8 and June 10 you will attend
10 the political Affairs 4 this county, IN
which the state at large has AL interest
LEI every democrat DO clear In compre-
bending Tho separate functions and arm
IN his determination TO perform them
separate and apart.
This reasons for the separate conven-
;ermirei long stree Ny conditions then
existing. the necessity for them. gr-a,
when they wcra astn olishet may not ap-
near 50 urgent NOW. since certain gen
cal fire have touched OF their liitle maya
zine a. Dallas. but IL IS your own order
% things made IN wisdom and 20 BE- per-
formed IN good faith.
Chairman Democratic Central Committee
Of Mcleuuun County.
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WHARTON DEMOCRATS
Call Issucd for n Convention Regardless
of Chairman Dennis

Call Issued FOR a Convention Regardless
% Chairman Dennis
Wharton. Texas, May at seems that
'ac action OF The county executive COM
n!,tec In ignoring tho Dudley call for
primaries on the 9Th OF June next has no,
me; with unnuiTnous approval by the
democ~t!c body OF this county. \ proies.
tn the shape OF an address has been is
sued. circulated and signed extensively 10y
democrats tails week. The protest says.
To the Democrats OF Wharton Countyi
IN view q, the fact that / y Dlni,is
Chairman OF the dvmocratle executive
committee of Wharton county. ana said
committee have refused TO aplo.ut Off
c-sS cf election al. 10 call primary e.ec-
tons 10 BE Eeld Oh June Is, ls95. 70 elect
delegates l. The state conventions and
Vote on The nnaaclni question is directed
ny the state executive committee OF the
demoerat.c r"r;y OF Texas. the under
hereby cal their fellow democrats TO meet
~ tha So day or June .s96, at their re-
sprNtiNe voting p.uces. and cleo, officers
o. election. ani then hold an election on
the niurcial question, ana AZ the same
iins elect Delegates 10 represent chem IN
a. Siute t"unrCrntic conventions 30 ie
Atl1 "a ;he State OF Texas dlrlu.s i.i ln
et 'fiHrrr witn tHe directions of the
STATE democratic executive committee of
NAs Aal rfter said elections ere held.
trr rtiurHs thereof 60 Nr u.oa!e .ad sirued
ia lNIiiI tts ara ole copy scaled uu ru4
H'-trtt- ly To" ~, siaiiS officer 20 The
county igHrn cf Wharton county. wiki
Tho reqacsi -ha, fsr SAL irdar following
after isc SAID prnr-fy elections he opnn
$40 RETURNS AL. lose 'le result of said
e'cn"n. ot-t ecri.fs thereto eud dei,or
ceftin ,at" ~ h.s election 90 each dole
e1tr .rsted NJ sHi5 elections 0UA also u
c.f ii exc ~ me result of suil elections
h ttify 3" 'he chairman ot the state
I'.. iN' -i.+i.'t~e'' tt' tt...fN '4 ga W..
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A DAY OF CONVENTIONS.
No Opposition to the Administration
Was Apparent.
BURGESS CARRIES FAYETTE COUNTY.
Dallas Popuiists Instruct For Barney
Gibbs For CouRress-Tho Omaha
Platform lndorsrd.

Austin, Texas. May s.--In reference to
the attempt being made in Angelina ccun-
ty to run him for governor before the
primaries Judge Reagan said this even
ing; II hope my friends in Angelina
county viii have my name taken from
the ticket. II put there by my friends It
ia a mistaken friendship TO me. II It
"a put on the ticket to inJure Culbersor
1t Is an injustice I want tho people OF
Angelina county 20 know tina; l am no,
a candidate FOR the office OF governor
and that I objcc; TO the use OF my name
In That connection"
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MEETING PosTpnNEn.

Ans'li, Texas, May s,--Notice was is
sued by the railroad commission this even
ING OF me pos'ponement to May 10 by con-
sen, OF parties interested of the hearing
OF the complaints of discrimination against
Galveston in the matter OF export cotton
rates set fer May L.
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TRINITY COUNTY CONVENTION.

Grovcion. Tc>as. May 9.--lhe democratic
county convention met ~ the court house
hero today, H. l.. Rofb chairman, aud
y. q. Brik secretary. Tho present. state
administration was Endorsed. Delegates
10 tho State convention were instructed TO
vote for John ~. Peytpn and Allison May
held for railrold commissioners. Dele
gates wcrc instructed 10 vote Cor j. NJ.
Smiiher for judge Of the Twelfth district,
J. c. clugg distriet attorney and u. T..
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Miano. Texas. May s.--Tnc primaries to-
day resplier as follows: Representative.
=. T. Tracey. "a. county judge. William
McCirrsor. g2. district clerk. II. G. staff
ford, 80. shcrlm, Gnmhill B. Peel g. Todd
q. clerk, Collier o.. Gayes 46. attorney,
Harrrll S sharp -. collector. Wolf. ~,
aasossor. S,ndman. ~ treasurer Glll.s.
-. surveyor Wager IS; county supcrin-
tcndeni, Clements 49, purvis -: justice.
Newton. TO-. constable. Tidwcl Al. Lamb
KIN 3. White 81 one hundred and three
votes wcre poilcd
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n,oIcIAL UNDERGRADUATES.

wharton. Texas. May 9-The rar or
Wharton met THIS morning and iniorsrl
Judge \. =. fecs" and Hon. ''ohh NJ
pin, kney for district judge and district
attorney respectively of thus district.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-10
A TRINITY or pvILs.

Biliousness. sick headache and irrsgu-
lauty of the bowels accompany caoh
other. To Tho removal OF this trinity of
evils Hostcttor's stomach Ritters Is spe-
ciaily adapted. II also cures dyspepsia.
rheumatism. nnlarial complaints. bilious
ness, nervousness and constipation. The
most satisfactory results follow lair
trial, Use Il daily.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-10

Oiddincs. Texas May a--rhe democratic
county convention WAS held here today.
Delegates were elected to the COMPRESSION
a. judicial and the senatorial and repre-
sentative conventions Each precinct
nominated one delegate to he voted for
on jun t. TO the state convention. The
delegates to the tweutV-fiIst judicial con
yenton were instructed TO vote for Ed II.
SiukS for judge and ". r.. Maynard for
ul.triot ATTORNEY.
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THE PRIZES.

six months course in either Shorthand
and iypewiliing, bookkeeping or ie'e-
g iphy IN the Houston Commercial COL
iesc to the one young lady over % year =
OF axe Ia Harris county iad the oAe out
side OF Harris county securing the larst st
number OF coupons before noon May IS,
lNb The list VII he pi.hl,shcd ( g the las-
limo SUNDAY morning. May H. uufu after
tho contest closes.
Eight more days in which to get in your
coupons som, Interesting letters
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Not included in means.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.


','s'oh' May 9,-For Montana: Gen.
uy cioudy with showers; westerly
s''e"iy warmer in western portion.
w ey.oraae ana Wyoming: Showers in
winds. P"i uoh' westerly
ro N1r'n ana South Dakota: Local rains:
''o ArKo WHO'S shifting to westerly; cooler
ers in tra ,,o rair N southeast: local show
winds f"''iol' southeriy
-, i r,i Territory. Local thunder storms
rruy cloudy; south winds. s'o'''s'
portion: fair I IN so nnSowers in northern
winds. 's'h portion; south
BADLY SNAKE BITrEN
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duped. Tho enemies % the organized dem
uCracy have taken advantage o! the Old
mans dotNge ana second childhood 10
allure him away from his FIRST love. The!
t0iy the old man Ia his weakness. but
sympathy j. al no VIII gei, Cuiberson is
very lopl.ay IN these parts. and u uom-
mated w.l tr.l up u much larger majority
than tNNr b. 20 -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-10
uAI.r MIIIION LOSS.

Ashland. WIS. May s.-This city exper-
lenccl a great lire today. Half million
lumber went up in fiames, The bodies q
three men have already been recovered
and another man is missing.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-10
RocKpALE PRIMARIES.

Rockdale, Texas. May s.The democrat
&c primaries were poorly attended here.
FOR the legislature \. II. Tracy. no OPP
nosa-ion. McGregor for county Judge.
Graves for clerk. Ilarreil for attorney.
Clrthcll for sheriff. clements for supcrin-
trnlcnt OF public Instructions, all lead
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-10
A rowN WIprD OUT.

Baraga. Mich. May s.-The city OF
I,Anse. nj the head OF Keweenaw bay.
Was practically wiped ont by fire this ar
ternoon The total loss Ia placed Mt s2'o.uvo.
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aVI NJ NV.NF ~ NI-V II.
Reeyile. Texas, May e--The Bceyille

Beeville. Texas, May e.--rhe Bccvillc
Sound Money club. with Captain Jones
chairman and j. Il. pougheriy secretary.
ret az the opera house at 3 o'clock today
WIN thirty present. 4 lis, of e.gh'v more
applications was submitted ana accepted
as additional membership. y letter from
ion Grant Y. Bennett II Corpus Chris'i.
uo.rping an Invitation to address the
ol;igens Of Bee county on II near date. was
-, al
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-10
ANNOUNCER
FOR coNGn

FOR CONGR
TIE POST is authoriz
HON. w. r. McroMB
county for Congress froi
Eressioral District. subj
OF the Democratic tonvt
THE POST ~ authorize
HON. THoS. II. BALL {
MS u candidate for toi
lTirst Congressional Dis
the action of tho Dem
s!onal Convention.
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HARDY AT coRsIcANA.

Mckinney. Texas, May s--Judg. Hard
Of corsicana and H. ID. Mcdonald of
Paris addressed A mass meeliis OF SOUND
". Johnson Of Paris spoke tonight
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-10
GERMAN rARMpp SI.,c,nr,

Manor Texas. May s.--Julius Wcntland
nsrman farmer living near Manor. com.
mit,ni suicide this morning. shooting
leaves wife and large family.
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n0R COUNTY

I FOR CUEIN T
TIE Post Is authorized
M fne of +. Lee Schwano
OF county Judge OF hnrri
subject to the action OF
TiiE POST Is authorIS
MIR. w. N. SHAW ny
county Judge Of Harris
to tho action OF the a''ho
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TOM cAMpnEI.I,s VIEWS

Austin, Texas. May 9.--Colonel T. NJ.
campbell, who is here today. IN speaAing
OF the Roberts movement said that in
his opinion the Ola Alcaldc has fallen
INTO me hands. Of his enemies "Tho pso-
halo about the brow OF t,oycrnor lRoh.,r. :
anu hai eNpHted him 10 cross the bark
hiNer ARRIVING with him their esieom aud
ecbem'ng H., lcon,cnts have invaded hl,,
rrtreal 10 the sorrow ana rnVret OF hls
host " trpo friends and deceived him
ard trusted him beyond measure IL Is
not dat they love the Old Alcnldc hui
hate some others. No. ! don't think the
Roberts movement WIN amour; To mucli.'
HAS BEEN DupEp.
Trinity, Texas, May a.-ln the opinion o,
democrats here tho Old Aicalde has be.n
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FOR ALL TEN AS PRIZE.

Miss Vaughan Mcdonald, O.ivc..-....
Miss R.ssie Mos. orange...-........-.
Mss jaasie Reese. Nc,aScp. .,....... :
MSS Srorf.in Millican, None...s......
MIS- .eAa Blnnchcttc. BcauWant...
Miss sia l.cnoir. Iafkin W. ....,.
MIS- Gri-ie cornstt. Richmond.
Miss Na!- Word. Wallis. .......-...
Mss hob Ransom. Richmcr .........
Miss cWiy Mock. Kichmora ........
Mis- Kuhe Chimney. Easie i.aitc....
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-10

MexA. Texas, May s.-rhe democntic
rally aud picn,c mt Prairie Grove was "A
success. Hon. l.. n. Dashiel Was the ora
tor OF the oceusion.
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HOLLAND PRIMARY.

Holland. Texas. May 9.-Candidaites for
congress received nj the primary here to-
day votes as follows: Henry 40, Mills ..
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FON FIIt lINNlsI9 NNV NTN FKTHF.
Miss ilaa Gayle Observation-Disclosures. i0i
Miss Rc.uc Stuiuton. lI5as'ont.....,. -
MISS ALnfs l.ndrich.nn Houston.. ~
MIS- Mary hollcn, Hol-tuu-..t..... ..i
Miss Lydia Ebion ioISiou.......... i5i
Miss \ sues smith. Houston, .......... ~
Miss Lucie krguus. liou-tln..-....... j.
Mis- Rosa Conno.l Houston........... ~
Miss l--urora Sullivan, lIousion...... 81
Miss ply. Leak. Nuuston .-.-......,.. g
NJ $ lcuUlr Wood, drummer. ..4....... w
Miss Katie Bowcs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Miss Matte Porter, Houston. .........
Mss Mamie Moskowitz, lioustpn....
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picking blackberrles on ca a,s Sss, : Il
Yesterday. was bitten on tne ~ 10 N
snake. kind not known. re ILL.,, tyu sssss,,d1
about seven miles. for med,cs. sr.yi1
and became deadly SICK ai.s, ,hnnfh y
the DOCTORS office, II Is now wv
he viii recover.
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THE DEWITT COURTHOUSE.
Original Contractor and bondsmen
In a Stew.
COUNTY FINISHED THE BUILDING.
An Extra Expense of Tween -Four Thou''
and Dollars Incurred Tax tolicc-
tors se,tiing-Ranscr Report.

TORS heP"iA'
Austin. Texas. May g--About two years
ago DcWic contracted Tor courthouse
the cost OF which was placed at $4,000 An
Austin contractor was awarded the cons
tiNct and his hondsmon were an Austin
gentleman and Il gentleman who resides
IA Southwest Texas, The contractor sub
let tho contract to Galveston parties ana
they at once commenced the work OF con-
structlon After working uwhiie the sub
contractors fuiled. when their bondsmen,
also Galveston parties. took up the con
uuct and utter working about two
months suspended opeNdcns. The bonus
II en- OF the ris.nal contractor then began
to get IL little alarmed uue wcnt 10 the
bondsncn Of The sub conductors to see
whe her or not they wouis resAme work.
iniruu.ug so II is stuffed u they d.i not
% nni-h the work themselves BEFORE the
bCndsmen Of tho Original contractors,
however. eot a repv from Ia, ton l-mcu
of tho suD-cou'ractprs Dewitt county
sieppc I In ami resumed the work heise.i.
" To trnt time the county foi pad our
5000 for the work - far done. lcaylns
only $1,000 Ia the credit Of the contractor
Who Was under bond "a do tn. work FOR
<,hh" ThN county ihen pfoco ted % flush
the courthouse. whi7i, was done AZ Cost
of Si"p, or s2i,H0 more than the Original
contract called for Ehe county fell that
1t had no right to lose this nA So two
or three days ago suit WIS .ilel nga,ns;
Tho Original bcndsmon 10 Recover tina
amouni The attorney for the Southwest
Texas hondsnnn has hccn I're thu pas
cay or wv" In consultation with a.. Nus-
IN honasman and tn" original con- motor
aud from what gan %. .cllnel ths hOnls-
men VII fight The ca.o ON everv Inch Of
ground. The case IS a very jatorestiill,
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A.. BADLY SNAKE BITTEN
A''n' Texas. May al. o. Bruner wbu.
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RANGERS REPORT.

of April shows that thrty-sevcn arrest.
Wore made for horse theft swindlipc
fofg"ry, assault to murder, agra
waited assault. theft and violation of
cattle quarantine laws. There were INV
eisht scouts made. assisted different sllor.
ms ilii'"n times and recovered one stolen
morse and Travelled 65ii miles.
PAID INTEREST
Bexar county today paid 5000 interest
on its bonds held by the permanent school