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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-01-11

At regular review Of Meadow Brook
Hive No. 554, L. o. L. NJ, held on the
9Th inst, the following named ladies
were duly installed as sficers for the
ensuing year.. Mrs. John Orr. senior
past commander. acted as installing
officer. which duty she performed In q
creditasle and pleasing manner:
Mrs. j. u. Smith-commander.
Mrs. N. Wallace-Lieut. Commander.
Miss Elsie A. McKernau-Record
Keeper.
Mrs. c. e. Tuck-Finance Keeper.
Miss Mary G. Andrews-Chaplain.
Miss Lizzie II. Beetler-Sergeant
Mrs. II. T. T.Ingerssll-Mistress At Arms.
Mrs. Ii. j. Seifert-Sentipel.
Miss Hannsh Petersop--Pleket
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-01-11
NJ. Mauger was at Ncgaunee yester-

q Va. RuaAkCi was a. -'NB JtStti
day.
DIR. Geo. McElveen, OF Even, arrived
In the city last evening.
John Brennan left for Detroit Monday
where he is attending college, after
spending the holidays with his parents.
Judge Hu5bell will preside at the
February term OF circuit court in Onton-
agon county, as Judge Haire is east on
business.
IL you have not already dene so, get
your full citizenship papers January so,
a: 10 o'clock in the forenoon. II you
want to vote az the spring election.
Mex. week bills will be posted an
nouncing the grand masquerade ball to
be given at the Opera House in this city
! Friday evening, January cath, under the
auspices Of Prof. Crim's orchestra. Ten
! dollars in cash prizes will be awarded.
Don't fail to attend the masquerade and
| have frst-class time.
All those desiring to secure full citi-
zenship papers will do well to be at the
court house on the 30th OF this month.
as Judge Hubbell will be there on that
day from 10 a. N. until noon. IL will be
the last opportunity before the spring
election. and those not having full ct-
Zenship papers will be unable 10 cast a
ballot.
Mr. Il. H. Williams received word
from Milwaukee yesterday that Rev.
Frederick Evans is again suffering from
a severe attack Of brain trouble and his
physician states that he will be obliged
to give UP preaching for an indefinite
period. During Mr.. Evans soiourn in
this city last summer his health greatly
improved, and his many friends will
learn of his relapse with sorrow.
owen j. Thomas and Miss Bertha
Johnston. both OF this city. were united
in marriage at lshpeming Thursday.
They VIII visit relatives and friends al
Oshkosh. Wis. and other points. and
upon their return we understand they
will reside at Pequamng. The many
friends OF the young couple unite in
wishing them prosperous and pleasant
journey through life.
According TO what is termed careful
estimate. 1t is concluded that several OF
the leading lines OF railways will order
ears to be built in 1896 TO the number of |
43.5OO. and SO locomotives. These |
represent equipment that will be needed /
to handle heavy grain traffic, aud the
enormous coal and ore business that is |
expected next spriLg. The building Of
these cars and engines will involve an
expenditure of $3.50. 600 for engines.
and SEQ. 100000 for cars. or a total OF
SS4 $50, 900. Thus it can be seen how
important are industries connected with |
the railways in affording employment. |
consuming material and employing
tapital.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-01-11
E. E. HALsEY APPOINTED.
To Succeed Rush Culver, Resigned. as Re-
ceiver of the Marquette Lana once.


"eS'S"ea' AZ Ne-
'"' ""ri"e''e Lana once
ing many iFiehos OF Z. e. Halsey,
4oi merry "Ies'ueht el LAnSe' bat now
VI "afquc''e' WIZ os pleased to learn
'naV nc nus 'ece'Yea tHe appointment as
eNe''ei VI tHe iahu once at Marquette,
" succeed husa CuIver. resigned Re-
e"'N'"S sne "I'tef me MlnsaG journal
S'is.
i"eseay lhe president sent to the
seu"1e '"e nomination oi tltneE k.ialsey
oe receiver oi Vne lahd Office wee
-'"t" o"NcI' VINO piacea ms resignation
VIZ! t"v president over year ago. The
"pp'''n'u'eH' WIZ lS"e eHect as soon as
"pp'oFeu oy tue Schase anG the new re-
ee''e' h'eN MS ooHc Wlth tue secretary
Va Wv '"o''9r'
i"e "ppo'uthenL o! Mr. iaiseY VIII
s''e ''if NeheFai satlsiactioh' as ne is
'''"" VI Sooo haotS' uHiHestoned ~
sN74'''' """ "a ia"yer oi saIlcIeht lamll-
'-'''y "''h vac 'an" avs 10 aumirabiy
F'""t' '''m 'Or 'he oiHte lie was
rt''SNu''"H a''oF"ey % baraSa county
''ai 'e1h'S' "hu! ne deaiued % re-
"'''o i'ol' 'H"V county TO Marquette to
40 tho pi"c''cr VI ms profession
;" p"''"eiSn'P Win ar. CHlVer. The
f"' was u'Sae'Eea some tlme ago
o.''"e'S iod9onS' anu Hr' h2lsey
''"o' ooHouc'e" MS law business
"''"o"1 81" NSSoc'ate'
80 proper no" 10 say what has not
'e'oi oee" eApalhea IN regard to the
e""'io'' " MI o0!Vef' III was rem
60 VII oe Ieca'leu' III consequence
Fo''' 'ApiesNeo o'Nsatisiactioh
Liver vim 'llc 'e1'Sion OF the
.'"i VI 'he 'h'e''er' ms superior, III
vac Au'asa DaileY homestead case, which
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-01-11
Condemned News.

The high school building at Michigan
City. Ind, burned Wednesday night.
Loss, $4,000. All the books OF the
scholars in the twelve ROOMS were lest.
The car ferry steamer Auu Arbor re-
ports losing seven cars in mid-!ake by q
heavy sea while going from Kewaanee.
Wis, to Frankfort. Five OF the cars
were loaded with -four and feed aud two
with dairy products. This is the first
accident Of the kind that has happened
on that line.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-01-11

The climax of one of the most dramatic
and sensational criminal incidents Of
New York states history was made pub
tic Saturday when. just IS hours prior to
the execution OF the death sentence upon
Bartholomew Shea, another man con-
fessed to the murder and Shea stepped
IRON beneath the shadow Of death thrown
by the electric chair.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-01-11

THE SENTINEL is read in searly every
English speaking home in Baraga ceun-
~. and therefore as an advertising
medium for local business meu II Is not
excelled. Rates reasonable.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-01-11
Change OF Time.

Commencing Sunday. December ~.
the G., NJ. u st. p. will change time,
making close connections 1t Champion
for Milwaukee and Chicago W. n d.. s
s. a. A. train leaving Houghtsn ct 2:g5
n m
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-01-11

copy Of The Independent. published
at Snohomish, Wash, was received this
week from John Amesse, a former
Baraga boy, who now resides at that
place.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-01-11
The Whist Club

The members OF the Whist Club were
very pleasantly entertained at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Tuck Tues
day evening Following is the score
and total 10 date:
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-01-11

Next Tuesday evening the members
will be entertained by Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
j. McCabe.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-01-11

THE SENTINEL's subscription list
plainly shows that people prefer a news
paper New names are added each week
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-01-11
VI. n. vnurch Directory.


Sappnth school, III "a. m. superintendent.
John Orr; preaching service, . u. m " Ps ii
=. +. Friday evenings at p. M, xrs. p. O.
Jones president.
PEoUAMiNG.
Preaching service, Sabbaths. iO:so Al. m.
sabbath srbool. u 30 %. m. Mrs n. o. Jones,
superintendent; song service Tburs.lnv even.
ings AT y. m, Prof. Snyder. musical ,lir~ctor
v. q. JONES, Pastor.
Hesiceace ~ T. Mission.
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Church Directory.

Catholic Church, Sunday. December
%, First mass at $3.50 a. m. High mass
at 1850 a. m. Catechism at . d. m.
Devotion. 5 p. M.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-29

highes, tribunal Of our tand. IN handing
down n dec.s. ON that usgrped from the
government; the power 20 levy tax on
tht-lr incomes. shows clearly cVNtar,lhH
lion of its mower that s a menace TO our
The law-ahiiinr citizens who have 50
long labored under the presumption TIM,
Justice was dealt to them fairly, " no
longer topefrl of better results until Vlu-
teriai changes are made 10 purify 'hs
triunvlrate. .,,
That this tribune Of our conniry would
ton OF a nartyisd influence. IS no longer
III. rondes, expcc,ail 81 Of 'the People ana
they are now marshal'ing 'he tnfs a.
If they were obey!nS the con'inand' 10
PARTY relnforcemens from the IVES; is
volunteered. true patriotism Is aroused n
II has not heen since ;he cxcliins ,Is,s
90 The finarcial quest Oh. II Is Niiept
is cons 'ercd in this canpalsn, me mns,
important and those members ~ thn part,
that have expousei the caNsn OF Son,h
money holding n - he lust, against IN
uoesiblc fc,u,diatton of government debts
and the probability Of loss of It's credit,
no; desiring TO have test mad. ny ihe
passage cf ar act an,h"tNiVg we lTeF
and unlimited coinage o. silver al
ratio II II 10 j. are of.su asle the unos-
ton VIII you vote for free silver cam
idate II he is a good democratic Some
answer II viii" M, that Is speaking 10
one inliv luaiiv The candid reason given
hv the EaStfra democrat tlat Tree ah'i
unlimited cninare cf silver at II 10
threatens a rcpudiatipn OF the Naiiora;
drnt biz It's mayhem, with deprecated
money and will he the struciion Of me
credit of the Nation by the use OF $ iver
as A standard money. The forcing OF an
elaborate silver plank in the p,atf 'rm mas
no. been done to the neglect OF other m
portaut issues. but such action by the Ma
tional convention. making the silver paak
the most prominent, is not y i'ular W:.h
tho Eastern democrat and does undouht
ediy mean certain defeat for the Inr'y
I'M the Fast 4 free silver plank was pu.
In the platform. adopted at the National
convention with every opposing lorce
present. such was the will Of me people,
proven by a two-thirds majority vo .,
and no loyal democrat could nov leave the
party without Il sacrifice OF all IT'S prih-
ciples. Are You a true democrat!
No amount of Impotence or prejudlcH
Will ever convince sensthie proN'e
aEainsi this fair expression Of the Will or
the majority. and why not AT the present
time mt ASIDE all party strife and bhnd
ambition that SO enlangers harmony in
the part?
WHY not have all honest. loyal demo-
crafs Join forces IN November next. .orm
solid party phalanx, then We VIII see
the enemy fail before our ranks; turn
their course, yield 70 our cause give UP
all hopes of sustaining their tYrnnn ca,
form of government and march as ~ i
CornWulls between the lines of tn We
torious army attirel in uniform ana arm
ed with snendor s!gnals1 ng the grea
victory that democracy has ever Won
Are you true democrltP
a Party Adherent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-29

Mcxsa, Texas. July 2s.-Relativc TO the
interview 81 Judge hoagar as 10 the al
visibility Of pushing q vigorous campaign
and the selection Of a suitable man Tor
chairman Of The state democratic exec
lifvn committee the democrats OF IN s
county think that Hon. J. w Blake is the
man for the place. he POS esses II, an a a.,
tho Austin dispa,oh. His success nj the
head OF the timetable state eomn.ite,,
places him among the test organizsrs and
his uchtfu- not In the newspapers, but
where ii viii 40 the most good Mr
Biake's friends say that they asiiieinate
mo- trouble in safely landing him, and that
T.xas wM have an earnest and vigorous
camt,Ggn from It's lncepuV gmtil victory
,,rchcs on the democratic banner IN the
November elections.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-29

are being made that the rust i !,
all iislds except bottom lasa
places the crop is very badiy n
Sol land Will make complUa ~,
Dodi-W. III. Cobb: The mi ~
been very dry and hot. The cs,s
$ being injured fast. A GOOD al
crop has taken the rust and cons
VIII be gu. short. II is believed M
WIN take four acres To the ~
bale sold m the 2ith.
Taylor-W. j. Fields: Cote, i
but little charge in crop durnR IL
Condition of the cotton crop Is Gx
ers still blowing.
San Marcos Miss TOME Fra. T
prospects are reported to is Nd
First bale marketed on the ~
and grass neea rain. L
Coliinsville- y. Waldo: Days hx
pleasant. Cotton IS In excellent ID
and very promising.
S;aror,l--C. +. Mercer: A west 4
growing weather Corn ID . nEe
crop. Cotton IL an average csol
doing we'll. Sorghum fine.
lireyii!e-.A II. Kent: Abundka
SuI~ llliAe lAiS itNoiN ietN ~
cotton. About 100 bales ginnA n
9th instant. Grass In pasMns
good.
Golad II. l.. Tally: Cotton vr1
made cheir appearances IN faH
otherwise the crop is doing WI |
will he a iine hay crop.
Brownwood j. H. GreenvoM!
on the list, probably half an nca
streak of country through ik
south of Brownwood.
Bellvrlle-L. L.. Prouty; Cotx
very we'll, especially young tot1
hollis are orening slowly.
Corpus Christi-Geo. Reedef:
dong we'll; worms are reported
ing slight damage In some bcaxs
coheman--E A. Lindsey; CM
fairly we'll. Cotton In 5000 ~'sa
fr,,i,ing satisfactorily.
ighton--l. 7. Williams ~
ia still dry. Crops are all soas
is needed, AS usual.
Rungs--Reiffcrt b TIPS: m
has been very good ior w ~
The boil weevil IL reported
in the cotton again. nut " w
done any damage to speak Oh
Baird M. II. HALEY: NO iMa
| past week. The weasfier molslt,sl
Cotton growing rapldiyF ana y
| promising. ,,......na
pine island Station-WYlfrdg Y
| fdght showers on one day sna
two days. Early rice siowy. n
| from the effects OF tina dl0SA
ao Wssx Men: W. Elorsr; q
week has been one Of relasM.
temperatures. Complains o. ~
Cotton crop tho same as las, .a NM;
appearance and clean N eu suh \
bale sold on the 18th and saR
Round Rock-J. II. Holt: ~.
last report, and we ara rasT casn
| for.grass and other crops. ~ *
| materially suffering, altnousau n /,
do The plant good by Ke SIX KIN, n
| ing condition. Some ltitle e as.s
| picked during the last 1ew aH
| and dry weather is opening wv
| illy.
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TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES.
Rumor That Jerome kearby tntcnds
to Withdraw.
LD;TOR Use THE ALLEGED AUTHOR.
on tho Other Hand Colonel siedss says
kearby wit Ruu-How the Texas
Post and Mercury stand.

Austin, Texas. July 2s.-1t is being as
serted here tonight by n gentleman VINO
SAYS he has 1t direct from Editor llsc of
the Texas Post that that paper viii sup
port the National and State democratic
tickets and will In its next issue contain
mn announcement from jerome Hearty
that he Is out of the race for the popu-
ljstic nomination for governor.
The Texas Post IS German weekly pa
per. recently purchased by syndicate O.
ropu,,s. hig guns who moved 1t here from
Galveston and reversed It's politics, "hlch
were republican
Colonel sledse who is one OF tire fos' :
s,ockhoiiers, was seen az the fat" I'M
evening he was about 10 depar, io'
KYLE. Concerning tho story REFERRED ~
above. no seii; THE Texas Post IS AZ
right. ;ixea up It's finances today anu
pu. It on solid basis. 1t IS free lance
owned by popullsts. Kesrby isn't go'nt 70
lay down that know Of and You nusn |
believe all you hear abou, what or VINO
we pops are going 10 support"
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TWO ACCIDENTS.

Van Alsryne Texas. July 2I.-Retnrning
from church last n,ght, Stono Marshall
ten ont Of n wagon and another hoy. name
not given. fell on HIM. Marshall was bad
is bruised and unconscious for nearly An
hour. He ; como better ms SNcIlNS
The other hoy was not hurt.
This evening r. NJ Dumos and Jim
Mari were scuftAns and Mari accident
ally emit Dumas on The arm. 1t is "a bad
cui, hut not dangerous.
Last week TWO small boys living at this
piacr were caught burglarizins a grocery
store abou' 10 o'clock at night, They are
about or 10 years old. This was the
second time during the week they had
gone INTO the same store.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-29
MAsnINGroN CouNTY.

The Replbllcans Put OUT TickeT anu
5e.ect Thor Delegates
B,.srham. Texas. July 2s.--The county
republican convention al Burton yeSte7-
day completed is lRbnrs Il, saodown
There was 1, large i-haaticr, from every
sect.ou OF the ceusy presersi.
Chairman Frcks made speech tn
which he referred 10 the ,wen-y -seven
,ea-s h, had worked far the party. ana
urged the republicans - ~ he tLae an at,
success would Crown tileit Efforts. tie
pleaded WITH them not - sell thfir Not.H
While the conv.n1fon was ~AsGns for
rulr-r.s of tlM. committees on, an 'eSo.ll-
tions. the "a Tor a Convention to eteut
delegates TO thy sac cSn.an'lpn VA
rcad and 4 new c5nv.onon Called - ofuf'
ana The CONVEX 49, after organ'z.ng al'd
appointing committees, aeciel ihe 1ioN =
Ing delegates to the state eo4N.niioii,
r. j. Mosrc. Avg R4naeri,aa1 MARI
Iniias 4nsr 8, sdd i' n
schloitEaan. Jan;;es FIR. iHisFqg2 9n.G;es
Tewc.en Louis Elcnolt j. Il. Hughes.
Wilam I.hiert. Ben Greer, Paul h'T' -
Inc. Wtliain iToiis. sil.tard wAson
c. w. Home. er, y. u. v. Hams. Wihlaut
ronor Irhn lH'ier Adam No. X V
arnhiister. T. Frcke h Hum, Emf
TIL following resouuon was then
RiYessoiiied. Tina. this committee attend
al conventions. Suge. c.ngr s. anhl SEN
atcrnl and judicial corventions. and Y
vol. as a iniit on all G1feg,ons IN SAID
THss ccrlclualur IL WORK Of INC oe7-
vcrtcu I'D rasflurrtee - er'ed 20 nc
nominating convention ard ~ foll2w.gg
ticke, and reecluit ns were submitted AID
ndop,Ai County Judge, " 'aln
county clark G. C. rryan, strlr' cl"r:
O. r. RIM. oniDtv treasurer ~ knii'.i:
tax collector Niham AhNci. representa-
tive. Lot Whiting
The Offices nf Cftlnty attorney auf tx
asses;or hing lef' h.auk sisi.rl 80 lfftns
filled rs hr rNartF W ,slnif1itfsft
resolution W3s as1r 81 ds-0uncins
the Cam wing Of the republican Var-y
herr and ratfvng lie actin of The 3
Iotls rssr,t-f-.f IN
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THE STATE cArItl|
QUARTER FILED.

Austin. Texas. July NE III }
Cotton SID on company q i s's
day tIlel lis charter with tne ~, ~
state: on,,ital stock $l5,Mo ~ II
1W Hann,,tt Of san Antonio, ~ NJ
gemnnn Of I.avaca couiiy Th 4
Eessler of Fayettc couhM ,ra,.
of this company is 10 oi na n "A
s'.,d oil mill al Yoakur1 ana
lure refine and sell cotton issr
ION IAN ...a.d meal aud all the yaIIv ~
'' CAN oPLRATE IN IES
The secretary of state , t9as' X, Y
pcrmit to the Alamo HeiSs ~
,n,nv of Jersey City N i,,, a. sas
10 business in Texas. ~. rns ~, NJ -
of this CORPORATION IL -ss . a.! !.
iects are 10 erect or Io ,nonay u!
10 accumulate ana loan ' n;"Ss 4
and sell hands and al, III ri Il n
iata I,rInnh offices WIZ oshx
NJ San Antonio and Two w.
Texas not yet decided on
NOTES
Mr.. w. d. Cleveland, u s'V I'LL
Misses Eleanor ana '
visiting here. .. Al IN
District Attorney Lsn 10 w.
busaness with the sta,s n Bssusa
Hon. al. u. Thompso"
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ARE Yo,r A TRUE DEMOCRAT?

To The EDITOR Of The Post
Edna. Texas. July o5.-Trom every
source is heard the wild cheers for Will
lam Jennings Bryan. democracy's new
champion.
"A fight TO finish.' Is the motto OF
tho party. All reasonable minds should
oasily comprehend The gravity OF the pres
cnt political situation.
The CITATION over the finances Of our
government has caused great party STRIFE
by the suggestion OF remedy, VIZ. Ihe
free and unlimited coinage OF silver NJ IN"
ratio OF IL 10 l. Whether or not tho voter
he able to understand the true merits OF
the remedy offered. 1t Is his dusy rs a
democrat to help subserve the DC or
prime pies OF the parry and vote the
ticket
To tho Skilled mechanic. a slight on
s,ruetlon of the force OF the. machine no
operates. Is easily detected. the rtineny :
arplled and work Is soon resumed, such
Is not 50 with The powerful anh 'ni'lrat .
PARTS nn,ied Inn, m MasanP r s,'v
Tie mos, skillet Of AZ our sJr g., o''o. :.
that are qualified 10 d!ssect y IN eyeiy
DEPARTMENT, those thai are TO-DAY SCR
froniod with problems That tney can no
solve n diversity OF opinion ~ me parry
is most natural result. Their pun posv :"
right tie wrongs, TO punish ne 'egl'il,
Tx Intruder. by deSap!tagng MS official
head a without doubt az honest nmrr ms,
shed FAR Tia Great injustice porpeirate,l
upon AN honest people for ohsenring from
their cyeslyh, the Veal and , ,rm" .nssi o,
r.,,aly rnr .ha Injuries done them. Th's
conhatant lerIslaron breeds party DIS,
cord Many things are combined ,,m to e make
this campaign bitter l,s"i ,r 1ur I"fsf =,
.erta'n designation in the past Is no. al
mai makes Inc contest stronger Tho &C
con OF multi. mlllonair.s me h9 ,hs y.
element. that tncited ana In cnurs III,
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nRrsliAMs ArrlrupE.

Columbus. Texas, July 2I--when the
delegates from .t.s county 20 the con-
rress.onai CONVENTION received inslfHc-
lions 10 votn for Hon. Waiter Gresham
ms lienenan; ana worheIs her, nlads me
',ea.,.,.,,tgrn sdofr,eI a plank in favor 81
~. -. aolnlao II saver Mr.. Gresham
Would withdraw tr.m ne racs Many iiee
ss,vgr men Voted ior GRESHAM with thAt
~. r.tnu.ltrc As the National dtInoc-
rat.r mas ldop,e1 nsniett. lisfn, many OF tns
delegates do uei feel tA.et th.y nre bvuhl
,Silt ia, d.. PARTY 10 ANY policy Aatagau-
,st,c To the National platform. Mi. Gresh-
;,,n can no. count on oil of ms iiistruc-
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sup,NKAGE IN VALUES.

I4atirangc Texas. July G.-Mr. G. A.
Heig has completed his assessment rolls
for 1895, he says that the assessment for
THIS year has fallen behind the assessment
of 1895 100000 The lands are not as
stss Il as hisn as last year by $1,000. Town
lots fen behind $1,000. The assessmen: of
many fell behind. also merchandise: that
While there are mare horses assessed for
taAes This year than hast, stili the values
of those assessed tins year don't come up
10 The valuations of last year MIR. liel:g
Is believer in The present gold sianda ri
Of m1Hey, but he says that he does not
think the maintenance of the gold stnnd-
aid had anything TO do With the shrinkuge
OF values in This county.
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Texas Jurisdiction to Be Reorganized--
Assessments 10 be Classified.

Texas Jurisdiction to Ike KeorganiZed-
Assessments 10 be Classified.
Fort Worth. Texas, July 2s.-The grand
lodge of Texas Ancient Order tn!'e'
Worknlen assembled In tbs city today,
Grand Master Workman w. w. Whit
tlngton of Alexandria, La. presiding Of
tcer, and VIII rema in session three
DAYS. Considerable routine business was
transacted aud Il number OF reports We're
received
The following officers were elected for
the ensnin. two years. w. A. liasaell.
Corpus Chrs,i grand master workman;
A. C. Tomrkius Hampstead = a't lore,
man; j. S clarkson, Furr Worth. grand
overseer; William p. Cole. Dallas. grand
recorder. p l.: Downs. Temple. .rana
receiver: il. Helignan. San Antonio;
grand guide; q; w. Gerloff. Cuero. g:.nd
Waterman: P II. Green, Halettsv lie
and Joseph Schuber. Austin. grand trns-
ICES; j. III. Taylor Marshall. grand mehi-
cal examiner. William y. Cole. Dallas: A.
*, TAYLOR. Houston. and william Holt,
San Antonio. supreme representatives.
The matter of CLASSIFIED assessms NV, :
was discussed and referred to specia
committee which will report tomorrow
SPEC al entertainment was toHhefe'
the delegates at the city nall tonieht.
This convention will effect reorgahl"na,
Ton Il Texas iur!sdictlen. which WI
contain Texas and the Indian TERRITORY
ONLY. Louis ana and Arkansas being cu'
off bv the last supreme lodge.