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The Green Forest tribune., 1896-08-13

The shower Tuesday barely
served to settle the dust.
Ladies, don't be content until
you see Sneed & Cos. s1.25 shoes.
B. n. Atkinson OF Berryvile was
looking after business interests
here yeste rday.
local showers have been passing
around. What we need is gem
uine down pour.
No officer who drinks whisky
IL competent man to do business
with the whisky element.
IS. Phillips come in contact
with saw log last week and
severely bruised up one of his legs.
There is no use of talking, W. R.
Sneed 4 Co. have the finest line of
gloves ever brought to this town.
Here, young fellow, where are
you going? Oh, Pm going to
Sneed & Cos. TO get my wedding
suit.
OF course you want a suit of
clothes; then go to W. R. Sneed
4 Co., as their prices can not be
duplicated.
There will be a silver medal
contest in f.. G. Lanter's school in
the Snow district on tomorrow
night week.
Weak, pale and sickly womon
and children made healthy and
rosy checks by using DR.. Simmons
Sarsaparilla. Soc and so doses.
Ladies, call and see our dress
goods. We can please you in
quality and in price.
W. r. SNEED & Co.
Judge Worthington has invited
his opponents to meet him in a
public dis scussion of the issues in
Green Forest Saturday afternoon.
! hat tired, languid feeling cured
by using Dr.. Simmons Sarsapa.
riIla. SOC and SO doses. Puriies
the blood, appetizer and
strengthen.
Perry Andrews, Harrison
cracker-jacS ball pitcher, leading
cornet band player and an all
around printer, was a guest in our
city Monday night. He had been
to the Springs to meet relative.
DR.. Simmons Sarsaparilla will
not reproduce hair on bald heads
or replace amputated arms, but
will purity impure blood, give
health to the sick, and bring rosy
checks to the pale face. SO doses
SOC
On his return home from Green
Forest Monday afternoon, Col.
E. J. Black Of Berryville happen
ed to the misfortune of getting his
left leg broken. His animal
fell down with him on the Jennings
hill, about four miles from town.
Since 1878 there have been nine
epidemics of dyscntery in different
parts of the country in which
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy was used with
perfect success. Dysentery, when
epidemic, is almost as severe and
dangerous as Asia cholera. Here.
tofore the best efforts of the most
skilled physicials have failed to
check its raveges, this remedy,
however, has cured the most malig-
nant cases, both of children and
adults, and uuder the most trying
conditions, which proves it to be
the best medicine in the world for
bowel complaints. For sale by }.
E. Harbert.
Following is list of the grand
and petit jurors selected for the
August term: Grand jurors: j.
L. Wood. G.. NJ. Reynolds, J. T.
Hale, J. A. Walker, w. A. Butt, E.
II. Smith, J. NJ. Parker, Sr., J. G.
Cole, II. G. Hart, Vim. Smith, l..
Hammons, J. G. Wilson, W. w.
Carpenter, J. R, Neff, J. N. Card
we'll, Far Ross. Alternate grand
Jurors: General Gossago, B. G.
Ellis. =. W. Moore. Geo. Galloway,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-03

= Enfant terrible. Sante: ,9u
brineit mir am Gage msiner 4breiIe
aud sineu Strdub aIs WorsensruB!
Oein papa bat mir i6on elm gerabe=
gu punberpoles Bouquet getpibmet!@
Der tlsine &arl: ga, Sante, papa
freut fid am meiiten auf Define Obs
reiie!"
Rudfi9tsIos. 9aronin:
v9llfo, Serr Doctor, sic piibtsn cine
4mms fir meine &Ieine2" = Doctor:
ga ppbl. sndbiee Grau. cine re9t
geiunbe 8duerin." = 8dronin: Fl
done! gine 8Guerinl IS lit bod urz
erbOrt, bab man nidt sinmal DINNER
aus ben beHeren Stdnben fir lie bes
fommen tann!"
= so 8erbdGtniffe
8rautperber: Die mpbsrnen @erz
b6ltniFe entI9ulbisen ss, ipenn I'D
Fraes, piepiel Witsift Sbr SrGulein
SoGter bat!~ = Rentier: rDie mos
bernen 8srbGltniFs entIduIbigen ss,
fusnn i9 frage, fpiepiel S4uIben sic
hdben!"
pie 0erbdltnife srlnubsn eis
mem oft erit sroBe SPRING. tptnr bic
gsins = iisif finb. !
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-03
Observation-Disclosures.

itnterofficier: r&raufe, maiden Gle
ni9t ipl6 Elm iiberi9laues 9eii4t,
Sic erfinben bic Garieatur bes Sreiies
ia bod ni6t mebr!"
unterpfficier: ,@iniGbriger, sic
finb alio SdriftfsIer. i'd bpffe, Sic
fperben Der beuti6en 2tteratur bier
tesne S9anbe ma9sn!"
l~lnterpfficier (au einem angebenben
9iplomaten): vg%inidbriser. mas iinb
has ipieber fir jammerboIle 8limmz
aiise unb sic pollen bic bo9iten
StaatsItelen ertlimmen9"
lnteroffirier (beim Recrutenbrils
lem: r8erls, mir bat NAL getrGumt,
i'd ipiirbe Rbinpceros : WGrter iperz
ben, = ba Tag mir nod elmer, bab
SrGume ni6t in @rfiiaung geben!"
llnterofficier: ,Menf6, nennen sic
bas 2uuff6ritt9 sic trie9en ia pie
eine S9nede, bic ibr Suus nit 9p>
pOtbeten b~eluifet bat"
Selbpebel: NJ. Wenn i6 .a9z
tun9" commanbire. 10 BARI nit teiner
Dimper geSudt tperben = feGbit ipenn
Gu9 bic r8rdniae bes Pfiffitus" um
bic Naie flattern piirben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-03

am abenb = ia, ia rfdfig! Sons
nerftae!"
Sic erf9rat unb purbe nod blei>
der. Isle iparsn gu Sauie2" itama
melts fis. = sd = i'd badte =
ba4te, i9 mare gang aaein!A
rSa, ib mar gu Suuie." gr er9riff
hire &edte uno i9ittelte iie bersbdft.
SD bante Sbnen! Gs 1T cine nuns
berbare Melobie. Dom tpem 1T iie2"
Bon mir" iagte lie leiis. unb er
fiblte, tpie ibre Sanb in Der ieinen oitz
terte. Damn fab Iie i'm pie perloren
an, 5og ibre taltsn Singer obne Druid
suriid unb i6ritt nit laugiamem
Hiden an ibm poriiber bic Sreppe bins
auf.
gr muBte ben gansen Sag an ben
berlorenen Bid ibrer 4ugen benten,
ibr Son in benz BON mir" lag ibm
immerfprt in ben Sbren; er purbe
beibes ni9t los, and ben nG6Iten Gag
nitt unb ben iibernd9ten. Sn Der
oritten Ra6t i9lief er unrubig. @e9@
senb lag er in ieinem Bette binter benz
griinsn 8orbang ,pdl5te ii9 na4 re9ts
unb lints unb fdlus NIT ben 4rmen
nm fi6 = Der 2lb briidte i'm = bd
sing lansiam bic Sbiir ieines 3im>
mers auf, er fiiblte ben eiiigen 3ug
iiber Iein &ifsn binpeben - Der
@orbane rolte CUR Settle --- lie
ftanb ba nit bloBen Siiben i'm luneen
Na6tbemb, blei9 ipie peiBes Wa9s!
Sur ibre Qippen paren roth tpie 8lut
unb iebniii9tis .geOffnet -
rSrunten auf Der @aFen
Stanb i9. fem gu pafIen
9o6 ih blieb aaeine. ="
OIL o. Satte bas Sc
manb seIast2! Iein, nein. Niemanb!
: sic ftanb itumm unb rang bic
SGnbe = aber gang unten bon benz
! alten air9bof tam's ipie cine Melobie
berauf, cine NahtisaG fang ,baStpis
i9en, ss flimperte iiber 9aiten.
@r ridtete iid balb auf, er miibte
fid gu Ipredsn unb tonnte bod ni9t.
2angfam = lansiam slitt iie ndber.
@r fab beutli6 bas tisfe Bremen
ibrer pupiIe unb ben b~iirtenben @uss
brud ibrer 3iise = iebt = iebt faBte
fe ibr langes Saar unb lieB bic
StrGbnen bur9 bic biinnen Singer
slsiten, Elm beraaerreibenbes 2d4eIn
bsraos ibren Munb =
DAB elm Sturin ersinse,
Sid barin perfinge =
Mi9 gum 9immel triise
@eit bintpsg
aus bieier 8elt Der 2iigel -
sic ftredte bic 9lrme bod empor. =
Gin marteri9iitternber S9rei lieb
i'm ertpaden. 6abl sruu f4immerte
bas Moresnli9t burd bieSenitsr. Ders
it1rt taumelte er auf. Nebenan i'm
8srlinsr 3immer lautes S4lu4sen =
vSelens, meine Selene!"
Was lift. mas sibt's9!
@r fubr in bic &leiber. pie Elm
Sruntener ftplperte er biniiber, flopfte
an = feline Intiport.
@r trat Elm. gluf benz Slid Elm
fladernbes 2i9t : Sruu bon 3Olner
auf ben 8nissn Dor benz S9tafiofa
Der So9ter, unb bieIe ieIbIt i'm ipeiben
Nadtbemb barauf uusgeitredt -
lang. i9Gant unO tOot. elm 2d9eln I'm
ben Muno.
8erebrter Sreunb, meine @ei6i9ts
lit gu Gnbe, unb bod mar es feline 9es
| f9i9te = nIr cine Melpbie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-03

RI. A.- .|HNa#
-@e9feL Dbesft: sGrsGbl.n
sic nit turaen Dsrten Sbre Affaire
nit benz a'eferpe : lieutenant Bantier
g., Serr Sieutenunti~ = 3ieutenant:
~5atten tpsJen Sola : Dehfel f9arz
fen Wort : NedfeI - nntirli9 5sls.
bapon elm &ugel Wed1el." =
Sberit: limb zine tpeitsre 8olge bas
bon : mein SER 2ieutenant = rn,.
Ter @nberem :Shr 9arnifonsW tGfeI!S
Sffenbtrstg. w.: $50
pore. liebsr 5reunb, Du biit felt einsm
haibtu Sabre berbsiratbet! Wie see
fdlt's Dir in Der ebe2" : g.: %.
ni6t fdledt!" = a.: nauf tpas bift
9u benn Bel 9siner 0erbeirdtbrms
seeaneen9 @uf 9tlb ODER auf SaSH'
hsitg" ~ g.: .Guf - he's 2eim!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-03

Sin.
Der. Ridt fpabr. sndbise Srau.
ieitbem i'd sic Dor SpOlf Sabren in
Wien sbelid setraut. bat sic Der feb.
9ott nit reidlidem 8inberiegen be-
ba4tg : Sd babe nur atpet 2naben.
= BUR Sipei9 Damn tduf9t mid msin
9ebor. sd ba4te -. tpenisitsns Elm
'Dukenb!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-03

1T es ieBi p.rbGltniBmSbts sIei9siiI'
tis, tpel9e Partei am DabItas ges
tpinnt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-03
60 faate lie mir.

Srpbbem ie uber bon elmer See sez
tproden, eLtitbte a4 ibr bod MD |. baB
bas Der @rntb lfei. tpesbalb fe mid
niGt lieben tprGle. Ntin,iiG tpubtt gang
gut, baB fts mid mar bespalb absoies.
ipeil lie Sonrtag uaif Der Pldsd be
Sorss einenSprero geIebenSatts, bird
befen 8libssdasen jibr fleines Sers in
Slamuen geiesf ipornsu mag.
8, bic t4 fe haife- biefs Soreref.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-03

@erebrter 5reunb, meine @ei9idte
1T gu Gnbe, unO bod mar es feline 9es
f1ihte - nlr cine Melpbie.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-03
ORDER EASTERN STAR.
A Lodge With Forty-three Members Or
sanizod az Wellborn.

A Lodge With rorty-three Members Or
sanizod az Wellborn.
Wellhorn, Texas. May Am order of
the Eastern star. with forty-threc mem
hers. was organized here on April 30 hJ
Grand Matron Mrs. w. s. liosAins, as
sisted ny her husband Mr. w : Hosklns
Of Houston. Texas.
Adam Royder Logo No. rs, Ancient
Free and Accepted Masons WIS orgauized
about fourteen months since, when row
has n nice membership aud Is rrogrc syinc
as finely as any lodge in the state. Th's
lodge was named after one Of the Oldest
settlers IN the county. who was an inces-
SAINT worker for fraternity lie had work
ed faithfully for this lodge, and 1t IS only
since his Death that this lodg" has been
organized The order Eastern Star which
has lust been orca G.zei was named after
hs first WIFE Mary Royder who died IN
ls6s. The officers Installed We're fol-
lows; Mrs, pr. Eaves. W NJ: Mr.. T. II.
iioydcr. W. T.: Miss Mamie Williams. y
NJ: Miss Minrie Iaski. secretary: Mr. J.
Y. koyJer treasurer: MS A W Roydor.
conductress Miss Mal'ssn Williams. \ C.;
Mrs. T. II. Hoydcr. Aiah MSS Los peve.-
ly, Ruth; Miss Florence NJ lis. Esther: Mss
sale Mills, Martha. Mrs. J. =. RoSdcr
tlecto; Mrs. Fila Freeman. Warder. and
Mr.. w, g. Williams, sentinel Members:
Messrg H. ~. fev.rlv. G, L. Beck J. r
Middleton, q r. Diokc-son. j 7. Farqu-
har, $ w. Merrldlth, NJ y. Task. 4 "
Royder, j. II. Royder, u = johnson. f. :
Williams, L.. j. Mills, u. T. Miller A. H.
Eavos. NJ Kelley. Rav. " T. Wood Fro
fessor j. w. Gallon and Dr. j. f. Envos:
Mesdames s j. Beck. O x. Johnson, Lille
Royder. Lula Hedges Mvrtlc T,aves An
ic Kelley. NJ c. Merriiith Misses Eta
Nils. Moliie Mills and r'enie Graham. AZ
ter organizing here Mr.. and Mrs Hoskins
LETT for Bryan. where they were to organ
IN IA. lat~ In.I,., 50.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-03
The CQIS
Of Mankind

The most horrible dises,. !. ".
The human family is subject 4. ~ "!
giors blood poison. Il H.. \.
baiilcd the doctors, for notxiiS..
the progress made in some h,,sss.
medicine, they have failed absoi,s'. I
discover cure a. it. Wheths, = 4
form of powder, pill OF LIQUID n : Il
tors pre- cription is always ~ ~
potash or mercury.
Mr.. Otto II. Elbcrt, who re,;Ss !.
corner of 2ad Street, and Av,s.. !
Galveston, Texas, had a sewn ~
ence with this dreadful diwsss ~
under date of April 5,h, 1896, ~. i
"Scveral years ago vas = ~
nate as TO contract contsaios IN
poison. and was under treatrs1 y y
best physicians continuously y h
years. AS soon as l discovered tiais2
the disease, I hastcned to pl1cs ~
under the care of one Of he h,s2
doctors i'll my State, and ~ n
treatment faithfully for several ~
II was very short time ate, 4 =
noUnced iie we'll, that the dise,e n
ont afrcsh. aud | was in fat vors +
dition that at first. Large lump, ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-03
A NEGROES AWFUL VENGEANCE.
He Kills Wounds An Officer and Coored Nan and
Woman.

Constable eneo danger
and
wa sens ana the shoos'
brought doTn
the Gulf Beaumont
eAdK SI aAvui
atta and rica-
lssaiyg mad me wolra
which
In the
the o.. Roau
"a I
stsfis o 80 n
he'd
asss q nrea bail into he snck % is hcli
for the
and TIE ITO
nstsrHy
fame lycsa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-03
INsrRaENrs vtcronlors.

Several sharn ENGAGEMENTS. in which
tho CubanA Wore Successful
NJ. v,,i, ~, q, s,,..t,l ,.cr-aarond-
e'iec 10 the world from santiago de cupa
under date OF April II says:
on ti.. i,tl, ,,.t,n. sn s.n,,,,rds under
tonHinAhdnf Haffl"p' n'h severe on
gagemrnt on the plantation of MoRdasire
o;u,nt,ne,,,, vln ,n, r.hnl laaanr
isnoIt,. ,ni -oo mn fcha nor, i1stsd
Mani, a. b,,r ;rbo eo,.,t,rds lost 4,
r,,i, t,, e,.,....,,,i, ,,,ii ,','t,' ,,,.,, .,,t
dl,',s kiiaI a,d ninntv wniindsi he in
!@.,t1., -. 49,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-03

neii;ional enlisted men .os the navy.
Lest yeas ~ noes =
NJ German ~st1 ne dia ~, wo-fer
that the senator from New Hampshire
WAS favorable 70 increased arrrcs,r ~ ions
a. a rartion 81 .Ae increase would rs
required to keen tNt republican party 81.
power IL Maryland 81 the nca- fulure.
An suae-sdsfert cse-ed ~ NJ Hale
WAS rrrec~s ~ provlg,nc Tor a. lHsesi-a-
ton c,I the claims % Contractors NC
constructed eatilrsnliss a-l q 10 suffered
losses through no tauit % iheir cNn-
Ia speaking 20 tbs amend nat III. ~.
Aiiea tcc1. occasion &c declare that inc
uil0i. IN was retking with .afCritlsn
Er4 3othirr from top 10 istfnln. N the
CENTER from cltlclc 10 core and core 70
crifcic.
The SN, was then passed.
Mr.. Frye then gave rc;irf Tint he wcu'e
ask 10 have tho river 1r1 AarAcr Nti
taken w Monday. TIE scrstc sneu went
INTO executive SESSION and a; - p. u.
adjourned
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-03
avn. snnVlcg NNrENgloN
Rnis WIZ Cover All Appo'n ,nca.s No;
Mace ~ ttf President

Rnis VIII Cover All Appo'rimCa.s No;
MADE by IRE President
washins,pri. May .--withiu very .sw
days ;he p-esl:ea; viii prouuiFaie a
sweeping order placing IN ihe classified
service ali government officers no; ap-
paiative ~ the ~ .sident AID confirmed ny
the senate TAis matter WAS c.scls>.i
nad agreed 20 by the sah.nei or Tucs-
ssy. For swine tim. pass tina csvli s--s.-e
commission hAs lsy-1 rs annual report.
IN anticipation Of ihls o:a4er OF we yrssi-
lent. and "a tA= meantime thes have
y en- classifying s7tch o.hlcsN chiefs q
urisios.s assistant chiefs bureau chiefs
rrloi ri.rks ot oessif-acn.s. depG;y col
le' tp-< of internal f.A tDue. 1tiuf. ccile.:-
o-s * ces,A-rlS ctc
Collectors ~ Internal revenue. however,
M have 'he right 20 name ore ci'et uc--
uts Ttis orler Will r-moNc ihe lASt YES
ige - spqi4s remaining L. The islii San
ana should the republican rariy Srcces 3
D. No'efa ~ % - 'Hfir orif hoUH frr tts
~ nls Will be through soc repeal q, lie
r'fi service law "hich IS hls . i1ur a-
slis By rarinE 'nsss positions ~ t1t
rlassln.d service Dc iifeniiVe COZ P-h.r. ai
rguuY2lS Tlil ls Destroyed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-03
FUSION IN ALABAMA.
Bo;h Republicans and populists Are Al
ready Kicking.

Bo;h Republicans and ropulsts Are AL
ready Kicking.
Montgomery, Ala. May The expected
has happened. The actions of the Alabama
eodhne republicans and their fusion al
lies, the nopulists, at their state conven-
ton here this week III nc weak combina-
ton ticket Of gold and free silyerites on
tho same state ticket. bears, AS fore
saadcwci simple and rich food. Already
repuhioans and popul.sts Kick. and The
aai.y papers N Aauana pr SEN prote SITS
over the signatures Of prominent m.n OF
botn larties. VINO denoInce the deal ANA
Who bodily state that unler slch an in
famous :cal many VIII Join the Johnston
democracy and vote n the August elec-
tion The ticket that IS at least heaie hy
honest represoa'aiiv" men Of stan ling
ana viii TO- barter It's PRINCIPLES for the
SAX" Of politics Tho combination ropulite-
renuh.tusn SfaLn fLchat h lnnrrcd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-03

Canon, ME-. May i.-w.llic Bunch. an
employ" OF the Illinois Central railroad.
"as accidentally k.ied this morning by
George Bunr,n. an cuiloye OF the Art.
san Wei company, which haA been en-
Ths"d ~ boring a wen Tor thc tee works
mere Ia" accident occurred nsAar MnvH.
hrH Eunipn feNa they wore walkiEe
through the wonds whom ihs' hammer of
MS gun got caught IN vino and rs-
pi"lea. cnpiyiug the iosG AZ shot ,nln
hnnfhH head Ihss men l.fi town on the
loea! freight ma morins for Way8tlun
20 lake /" Squirrel hunt. Euncn's refIlIua
Hnfn brought down ~ i.t2l today and
turned over - the undertaken.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-03
TAYLOR MITHDRAWS.
The Injection OF the silver Question the
Reason Of the Change.

The INJECTION OF he SIIVcr QUESTION The
Reason of the Change.
Waco Texas. Nay THE latest with
drawal from the county campaign is ].
W. Taylor. present county attorney and
until yesterday candidate for reelection.
MIR Taylor Is u popular and able man
and In every respect well uual.ned Tor me
office However. the Injection OF the sill
vcr question into the county eampaisn
proved too much for Mr.. Taylor ana II IS
frlrod by the remaining SOUND inoh,N
candidates that free silver sentiment VIII
also he their ruin.
rhe sound money element has not We;
,nknn my steps Tor organization. bnt II
T.. Hnai,exN wili sh-w signs OF life shortly.
The whole situation is such that the
primary o&ls,i by the county executive
committee ees NO, prom snre Sc m''" d. "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-03
MCKINLEY IN MISSOURI
Captured Forty-thrce Delegates tn IN.
Siate Convention

Captured Fortg-thrce Delegates to the
state Convention.
Kansas CITY. Mo. May THE republi-
can county convention to select forty
'hree delegates TO the State convention
a Josebh Mny. l2, convened here this
morning. DErne the progress Of the tenn
noFa'N organ .1aton Major William Var
uer presented a resolution inLorsing Major
" iilAm Mckinle" as ihe conveni.oT's
unanimous pnoice ftr presidential candi-
date. lHieust enthusiasm greeted the
mention OF the Ohioans name and a res
9 sn,s vas adop,e,i by a rising vote.
= R. ioriy-three delegates to the State
10 vote as unit for Mckinley.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-03
Purely VegetaHs

and never fails to cure contagoal
poison, scro!ula, eczema, fhelu
cancer, catarrli, or any other az
the blood. If you have a blood "
take a remedy which will no.
You. Rewate o mercury; doa'Si
lence to your system,
Our books on blood and SKIN
will be mailed free TO any addfe&
Specific Co., Atlanta, Ca.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-03
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

NEW YORK-RallInrton Booth has
isferred to Booth-fucker, his sue
ctSsar all the properly of the salvation
Army "a IN. United States There was no
frictrn III The matter al al
CLEVELAND Ohio-The loca, lodges
OF the Knights Of rythias are already a
work rr-,lnrirg for The reception aal on
tevtainment Of The visitors Who VIII at
lend the Natlonn. enc.mpment Of the or
DER, 20 be hold IN CievelaAi this tail.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-03

20 tho cargo and destination Of the what's
hlek 81 linlr S4s iaot, which ,lyStri
from t}lls cry shortly u'fer miinisht.
Tho Sngiimor, gpt into Wilmington last
wrok for repairs mud WAS lie L leave on
Saturday last. The : ~ more was sus-
pecfed CT being a hiibuster The ole tor
% tHc port. Mr. roWnsenl. found % Kegs
VI rpwd"r aboard the steamer and also
learned that the steamers destination Was
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House PASSED THE BILL.
1 Provides Blight Reasons For De-
cIarino Bankruptcy.
AILEY's SUBSTITUTE DEFEATED
u was That Of BYodsriek frevidfnc Tor
sys,e1 Of Voluntary
Bankr upscy.

washington. May .-The house toeay.
,f,.r five days Of debate. passed the Hen
Ierson taii TO establish q uniform system
n ha-k-upicy by vote Of ~ TO 81 7'se
Maturity tn favor OF ire a.li was grea' e'
Aao It's frlc-,5s anticipated. owing largely
o IT, fact TIA, qaiie q nurneer Of mem
,srs wAo desired only q vo,snia<y bank
.up.cy hi aties being defeated voted Tor
lie measure ~ passed.
There were presented two amendments.
G,e uaiinpo rant, the other making TIE
sor- psy1rssr; 9. a rlo;- for thirty eeys 81
= has.d upon re Torrey hansrlpics bill
which has been urged before congress
'o- Several y-A-s Il provides foF both
selua,arr and involuntary sansri;ptey-
-ider It's terms iaere are eight sc,s Tor
rs5i.a aebter can re forced into inve!-
ent4ry bankruptcy. as igiio~s:
J. II s person has ccacealt-t himself
K1ih ..i;.Yi 10 aete1t his creditors Tor for
iX-aArht hours.
: Faile4 ier thirty days While insoiv-
~ 10 se-.4re the. reie4se OF MY prop
10y levied al ios i-c4 cF oysr
3. Mad@ transfer o. any OK y r-optr-
IS Win 'rttfl - defeat ms creditors
{. Made Al sssi gaIncni To- the Denens
:. hsH ireIfQrs.
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~ @: ls progei'y for the rp-T-ose Of
. PROGRESS or suffered Judgment 20
b. eHt.-ed against himself st.E .ai~ut
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- rtfr8 any 81 bis flop--riy 20 svoli
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asa.fs, fsrasas
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tn ior ~ Or over 10 be returned On
On tlotie-. "a M-. Fpdeiar Gl.p, AueAA
tr flrfn 4ar = ha-s.T4pfry - 1e9.cl
y 'ae IN va s'ris ken ont az follows
stsir;-d ana ns: ~ ne fpr thirty ,4ay
III Hepsarr nisp lo~aj ae-ntncei
that a. trasd on - faes
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as q tankflptcy pr-tiae1 "a ~ VII
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- tse h1Jry. when. uuasr ;ne agree
rem, M. is-iisy tt"rl Tf4a-f sn3 Mr.
t.ra1erlrk Ne4, han, or-rel iws sub
tiA..ies "leh or = Voluntary rysiem -
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oe'eafsi 90 RISING Ypts . 80 l9p.
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1T included in means.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
THE FlRE RECORD.
STABLES BURNED.

Huntsville. Texns, May Fire broke
ont in the stable OF Eastman brothers
about 7:3O this morning. The buildings
were completely destroyed The stable
wna filed with hay ana other feeds nir
md burner rapidly. Nc alarm was turned
In and tho lire company did not turn out.
The loss was about $50.
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su.r.,1nN- ~ CONFEsslsr,,

San Diego. Texas, APP" rtd|
T.. Brannan of Weatherio A N
mencod series of ,,.,hf !
Ollie church last night. I,s ;It1
preached on conicsslii,i, copclrt /
iarsc audience. lie VIII
sion tonight.
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DROWNED IN THE RRAzos

Bonney. Texas. May 2-Sancho Robin
son, an Old negro, a cropror On X. Ii.
river AT Jennings ferry ta.ay. In irving
ia lead his horse on the hathoat tho ami,
NAL made leap and threw the ola man
N no river. Ne never rose after he wen