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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-09-25
Farm For Sale I'm Madison
Township.

One OF the best farms in Madison
township can be b,ueht on easy terms.
1921 acres, with house OF six rooms, barn
36x75 feet, plenty OF stock water, ground
produced rs bushels wheat per acre, and
other crops in proportion, nice orchard
-Four miles from Jasper, pa from Ire
land, s from Duff; 2S0 acres cleared
will be divided into two or three parts
II desired, and sold for one-third cash
balance on easy time, interest on secured
notes for deferred payments payable an
nually. $25 per acre. A very desirable
Mace. Apply TO 9. DoANE, Jasper.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-09-25

The act If 1879 dropped the silver dol
lar from the standard coinage Of tho
country. and whether this act he consid-
cred n crime or mot thcre Ii no doubt of
,ts farreachioc and disastrous conse-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-09-25

Every workinGmnn who thinks at all
Knows that ~ gold Ia forced up and prices
down wages must follow prices - low -
they 20.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-09-25

People nan get along without gold. brs
sven goid standard countries cannot ret
alea0 without silvss.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-09-25
(irUu Residence liz ..c.'th''
For Sale.

House of eight rooms and two nails
and good cellar, with three town Iols VI
Ireland. Good water, stable, and o'heI
out buildings. In good order every
way; a nice home near churches =
schools, with good society surrounding.
Will be sold very cheap and on easy
tsrms. Apply 70 Q. DoANE. Jasper
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-11

las' year to again serve the Texas Chr1s-
fian Endeavor Union +, is my pr sleg-
10 address some general remarks 10 you.
my friends. for your consideration
Full statistics rs TO our numerical gains
during the year. win be gwen by our sec
speak to Won from my opportunities
FOR wide ami careful observation Of the
Christian inieavd, fields in several states
and i; IL my sober conviction that We
as fertile ground for Christian Endcavor
as can he found anywhere. aud 10y means
entirely cultivated or exhausted. our N0)
societies are not onc-ionrth what TEXAS
can Yield us and | hope We shall one
day say TO the Lord of the haryes, here
are ao@o laborers 10 send into thy iields"
pur state IL hlesi in mnumcrahle com
Portable homes. think time for every
one TO talk up the great state Of Texas.
our fathers taught, ~ most nneommon
good sci Sc, AMI Christian Enheavor Is
hvink Talk reNaY. To culi Yair that
.elr-rcspec', which viii arouse % 81 II
tunities for Christ and the church.
All Texas for Christ from Ghr quiet
congregation in tho lowly farm valleys
10 the largest congregations in the cit'os.
\ great many Of our societies are or
gained ~ the pntor II mself meeting
Win his young pcop'o. aud tins is What
fnllrsl sympathy ~ cNcry min sicr " no is
true 10 our Lord aud SayiDnr's last com
mlnds.
ENary successful nnd helpful loc,l So
ciciy n n powerful extension force The
m.mhers faithful 10 daily Hihln reading
| and prayer. To the monthly conservation
service. Go comm lter duties, 10 he
hl'ssod inter. not IN, inter. not non. M
ter intcrhruomiuationnl frlloa ship, aud
to a Typical Christian iinl"ayor loyalty
to their own pastor ana church. win prove
| lrros.st his the value # our society What
| "a 10y 10 hui r., mpnN such soc cities. oar
great increase would haze hocn mpos-
| slhlc without ihtm. nna these 500 cites
| them se,vcs must hr accounted our might
lest forcc for chris, ana tho church.
| our state department, of which YOU will
| hear more fuzzy from the ahle ana coni,-
Grated fourteen uperntenden,s. is well
ORGANIZED.
J Our superintendent Of the 3un.or work
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-11

lations OF the sunday law, Sunday base
tall gam,s. prize nights, etc.
What would you do with pastor wncn
he viii not help you 20 smut Sunuay
baseball gamcsT' asked lady delegate.
pray for him." came in loud vote" from
the other side of the nall and the answer
seemed 10 meet the views ~ the coiVeh,
ton, as 10 further suggestion was offered
" asked for
how many societies open their soSial
meeting with prayer was asked. An
ought IL do IT," said The secretary, but
when "A brother suggested that 1t would
be imnracticahc IN cases OF lawn parties.
etc. he said IL Was Impossible 10 lay doN
IA rule winch would not Apply 20 all CASES.
hut PRAYER should he oilertd WHcnc''i ~
MS i; Right to charge admission to En-
dc0vor socic,l,sf" "'ihat brings up inc
question OF going again. said the score
taiy. at IL no, the best way 10 charge
ndniyson.' he added.
"How many press tnc question of drop
ping names o. members from the roils
when they are absent from tnfee goh-
@ucu,ivo meetings." was asked. They
drop them selvos," said the secretary. !iy
HE pledge they have signed whsu thev
fail to attend for three meetings tneg crop
uut.
"can yom sc, 30 IDEAS how to conduct, a
prayer meeting without program III 'lc
n"At ten minuies?' asked ueiesa'u e,
response to this. he last one bsinS SiVsn
by the whole audience sing ASK the
savior To Help You"
The secretary asked how many del, gates
were present who belonged to county So
cietirs and Il score or So arose.
t' , are We rGns 70 sst peop pnd sH
delegate "Organiae a senior society in
Your church WAS suggested.
Aftera a few other que s,ions time VAS
cali"d and Miss Aiken MAS siN.n rev
minutes TO make a plea for the MGmai. :
Christian Temperance union. when sne
~ the night ssion. after soiN.c" 81
song and prayer. Secretary GRO ihousc
announced that he had received from a
local single tax advocate lp.gthN ial err
on this subject. 10 hr read to the conVcn-
tion. Tho couvcnti,. ',nanimonslN decided
lot to hear the paper read, on the SVouAh
that it was of a political nature
rr Francis T. Clark of iiosion was then
Introduced nud delivered an eloquent i'd
druss on Gods Grea. Purpose for chris
tiAn EnionVor."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-11
xrwcxolOGIcII

knEsA.S:S1Nys ssssSs'ssii d 4. s'ss
H. Mr ) a. o0s sa,nnfiord srrinss To- T,...
'' AiaSip,REws-n,r,ssahe'tti'ss er
Die at the nom, ,, yestsraGsr ra
miles north o. town. town e1i,rd W
,irew.. a well know" ,r
- years. ,,a. TeSn, IA
sanford Adams, u w III teplsaa,,
i H. h "a been sick it .rolalsr az az,
mo = mas ~ c'onfeierate iSvsttles. WI
Many MAJ hard fought b hishstilsss e. =
a ann Mlf ll' and and three sons ,.,,sI
old. -, Texas ,sNy
40. ~ Albert Ball ree mi rea 10
Sew York SAX snk' This Ere
a a, ANNOUNCED III e,p,'s n
us born in pnnre his atn ~
n years ago. wh,1 ,;alyes,~ 10,
i, ,ivs ~ He came 70 mere re nTs ~
s'sSsl ,,,s,,, l!'s q '%9jjsss;
ihc employ o. , n 10 lea,0,a III
issG Mr.. Ball rs" health ~ !, "
account OF HI, n'h he wss "a, r.
Oregon ar Last fsn,,aiiel. ~ ~
Guy ,wSs Wight s ,.iiT,1..'EpIy
,csvss cre sisIs as. and srs
81 Temple, IeS Team
pali OF Galves'''"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-11
NIcrnRIA,s ciIAlliMA:s.
Rather Than Vote for Free silver Fart
He Tenders His Resigaa ;'on.

RAJ her Than Vote for Free silver Party
lie Tenders His Resignation.
Victoria. Texas. June lo.-iion. +. {.
Proctor. chairman Of the regular demo'
cratic executive committee of Victoria
ccu,,y. issues the following to the demo-
Gratis Of Ni,toris county
To the Democrats OF Victoria torniy:
Victoria, Texas. June $. 1856 lnasnirch
as businoss trip recesaita,es my absence
from Victoria On June II. N day To-
hultl.ng Nh democratic convention for TINS
county nus; ] will be latdoncd Tor
adopt rg this mode OF making IN cylaii-
ton. which. we're present woHm maze
In person to tie convention.
1t is indisnutable that no man has any
right to participate IN z convention WHO
will not plads himself 70 support Ee
PATTY n resp cls a SOUND muhvN como
craNa duty Ia voting for State oil ctrs,
when the question Is. whether W. snail
hsVe Culbrrsoi CT Koarhy. lhere i no
doubt in my mind. and regardless Of We
Ills cr III god Ills, Of VIII en- W. ccmnla'n,
his. TO my mind. Is The practical Sin,"
lar with nine on the financial: the all ,D-
sol Ling Nliional Issue different cues
en is prs n,e I a,pp o'.ysn ;1 v 'i''
In an probability, demand tn" fee an
unlimited rein,ge OF silver and geld ~
the ratio Of ~ to !. have ae.or cast
~ i'tst that tie National cpnv, milton W II
adopt no such radical declaration on The
sin consc.entiously 81 doing, hit since IT
is ~ no uears certain that moitJh 40
Nicws viii ohtain. aud stree have neNer
as yet been able to convince inysrlf that
/ lelieve viii result National bankrupt
cy and private 'istress. feel that | have
Nen,ion and to ,orscnt 70 ho hrund by ne
action Of said party in said rssar",
l. tierefore rcln,s,t INA, any m-m nIp
may he present will call usch convention
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-11
ROMANTIC WEDDING.


Couple WHO Met Fifteen Years A.o
Meet Again and Marry
San Antonio. 7 xas. June 10, ..Nlrs j.. =
Randolph Of Huntsville and Judge II. ".
D. Langston Of Rossyille. Atascosa coun-
~. were The pr nciI ais In n somewhat ro-
mantle marriage TINS afternoon al 2
ncHck. Tie ;Wo met at II dining N Hous-
ton iiftecn years ago. Sh. was then a
young iidy and he II single Gentleman.
They rtver saw each other tann uni /
Yesterday. During the interval both had
married and raised large families About
daushter attended the normal at Hunts
ylllo and boarded With the ,hen Mrs. RAN
iriph. Correspondence concerning the
\, ins ladys beard between hor father and
Mrs. Randolph led TO correspondence of 4
different nature. and they agreed 10 al
con ng on ,uNn,ss and she to attend 4 .
Christian Endenvor convention. After
, nnj,r Iei,nasicn On his part they were
know anything about the wedding.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-11
ANnERsoN rNl,NTv

Palestine, Texas, June 1.-THE county
campaign ia beginning to warm M and
those candidate who are cNne ted TO
speak are out in tho county smelling the
woods" The following gentlemen have
Announced subject to the action Of the
d. mocrmt.c party: For county judge, T.
L. Bradford county attorney. John u.
Reagan ". n. Mobley, W. + .iadler and
j Y Gooch troa-uror. u. ROWAN and
w NJ Iufy. sheriff Henry Davis, H. NJ
Cook and Il. Ciambre.l district clerk.
" =. Woulari. Adam Cone =. q. Van
Is clerk Caro- Nj. Quarlos: tax assessor.
Horace Word AND r. NJ Jackson; judge
Third judicial district. W. II. GIN this
city. has announced, and for district at
torney. ]. " Crook Of Houston county
and A. @. Greenwood Of Anderson county
havc announced. Hon. \. w. Ewing.
this city. IA a candidate for representa-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-11
STANDARD OF GOLD IS DEs,o..|
The Democrats of Maryland and c..
Declare Against Silver.
No TARIFF FIGHT Al sA,,,.I
The Chairman saia III, =,
e"e'''on Va. tn. ss.. i = Nv
of All .. fAn H.. ''ns
cLEvELAND'S ADMINISTRATION MAS STRONGLY r,,,.
,pe,icgates at large:
u. p. Preston, ~
l.. Harrison, i ~ Waus,

u. Harrison. e. WtlG.
- A. ally.
Hartford, Conn, June IA =.
cratic state convention ia ..,...
To The National convsn,,.. ~. ufe
al +" presidential electors ma, !. y
WIN a mi attendance Of d.,..,.
H. 'ar"S was made ternpor.,, ' y.
ana other tcmporarv os,..' III
In his spoon,, '"''e's We're N
A.. fV,c" III assuming n. !.
MI carey claimel consIdera,,,.
Independent voters IN ST. u
cent yictor,o, a, "'''n St,a
vi uhe democrats \,
"o'c uuc. He secuted the prrs...
reopen the fight on tho ,,.Is
declared tim, ,ho az. ''''a efs
H., Wv 'sh' nov u II.
w on the currency question II.
that the conycnt,op,s ,,,,,. !"
ia .o,,,i. fa'icra I.
''"''' an uhequivocal de,l,pa~
the single standard, and tina, NJ
in all it's farps ,o a.. ''c'a
Il, .,..,. VIZ u'sa'owed. III
III l'"'se oil President Cleyel,a NJ
Governor Russell AS upcou,.
mennonite az , N'"'p'VrlifU
''' Va ct 'l"asehent Of The tsns
whose leadership the denocn, }
taf.iv follow
p.i,,t,a
"cia''Ne 10 me presidential IN,
Mr.. Carey said he hoped tha,,..
tion a, rbtc,ao ,o,,, .a' w "
Inns w,re rs mJuiu seiect riit
H.. a.. 10, soaieu Oh me Slss.S
:. n,,,,s' - "hv whose attituit a.i
,,n,.a W.. VI I ~
,,, uu,v - ~, ~. Waller, who VII
i'si ''Ii'i III chairman, spoke srt
"S. I'm me gavel and then Tx Z
OF tic committee on resciatta
aHoptcd. On III" subject Of tie q,
IN" p"'folm says:
AS a necessary consequence A,h
est payment OF public debts N
n seiNat N OF tie pubic sA
credit + lulrc that the soli M,
OF money rs a measure Of val, \
be inalnialned.
While We favor the MOS! Hxl
of silver consistent with The cid
mont Of 1 gold standard, ", N
altcrahly opposed 10 the irs. 10
Of silver. deem ng II a device lr >
dehnsement Of our currency and
compulsory purchase OF silver b. >
government. Under existing I'D
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-11
nARNEY GIhns.
The populis, Idol IN Galvestou-Hls Pet
Railroad Scheme.

The Populis, Idol in Galyeston-His Pc,
Roilroad Scheme.
Galveston, Texas, jane 10. -Ex-L eutcn-
ant Governor Gibbs. Popuis, nominee for
congress In the sixth district. talked brief
iy with Post reporter to-day about his
p"i scheme TO build IA railroad with convict
labor from the .ulf TO the Red riVar tho
same Ia DC operated upon The toll plan.
nni towns and cites desiring 10 connect
win II 10 b" allowed 10 build feeders into
IN" main mo | : campaign manager. |.
H. God of lia,las who accompanies tho
governor on hts visit 20 Galveston nlso
nad something to Say, among other tn ngs
mat II Was through Governor q hhs That
me htsi deep wdtr convention. winch re-
shllel IN galveston getting the arpropfia-
ton for deop water, iwaH put on foot
| il9onsh Governor 6 liza The sceoni "a
lnahr'HsrA 10 The laboring men AMI Is "A
i'w,udor F. The fact that II WAS through
ne nnalded efforts OF o;ibns, whom he MAS
| lrnlenah; governor, that the shin taoiSlo
hlil was passed aud the same gentleman
| pirNhl.' i upon the governor 10 aigr II.
| w NoNrrror made II speecn AT nar.
| mohN nail tonight to n good audience.
| eat onininu $500
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-11
.,,,,ypIN,s FoREcAN

Indianapolis. Ind, June S,,sy|
shcrrin of the democrat. Wv Mp I
yon,lon said there was a,,, uus III
<. xe. ska delesa,.on. IN NoS Sssn
Concern ne the 's rit the nind.
the committee he saia Missouri 4
Governor Francis o a Hugh c. ~
i'm II New york anu Suggested
WasIline,on had pee anns InSothiri n
'h lis 'e snys free silver " ''A'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-11
nXpNnInNcn TINE REST TEACHER

mo valuable pointers arc hclug oh
Hinri aud some valuable literature ere
pi'd for the good roads movement IN this
State, a, the convention which tor the
past two days has boon IN session At cal
weston. The rrmarks Is i'iesilen, Rob.
Zen contain fcol for reflection ana ara
backed by illustration from accomplished
ttcts
Nothing that Mr. Robson said. however.
70 worlhier OF attention than the state
Rent that where good roads have been
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-11

Centor, Texas. June s.-The following Il.
the result of Saturdays election: The
State administration was mdorsed. free
silver carried. instructions; Congress
Cooper, representative Garrison. district
Judge. Davis district attorney. ponley.
district Clerk. Jones. county clerk. Swan
~. county Judge. Stephenson; county at
torney. sanders treasurer. Scott. tax col
lcetor. Harris. tax assessor. Norris. sur
Ncyor, King, sheriff Pearca
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-11
pRoulRlTlON DrFrATrD

Garrison, Texas, Jun, a-Tho much
ialked-of prohibition election was held
mere today and resulted a. follow: For
h3 against prohibition ~.
giving the anils whisky by vote of IL
EeNria prominent men who had pledged
lh'r import fail.l 10 came 10 the oi.c-
tla'' WA'oh, of course, resulted In the de-
l,at of prof h'Non Everything passrl
Oh lniei.y. W. now have whisky for two
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-11
SILVER Will coNrRol
However. Comptroller Ecke,s .
Sure About a Bolt.

chicago. June 10. = James D.
comuiroller of the currency, aHs
y,,terday. He deried thI N'.
cn any political mission. II pn
If the silver fac..on will conn., =
ocraiic convention" said UT. XII r.
~ 10 whether II VIII gan .s
we'll. That's different m.IS Nm
vcr democrats ire 20 sittn 1;,,,,.
asf.cn Of the state eonv ,,,,,
lucky. Indiana and ONO Inn, ,ia' ~
TO GSny that the free sl, ,s, i En-
IN. controlling power OF ' h:td,. III
sryei.il weeks mus, elapse ~, Nd
vent On: political history M IA
sllor, lime in THIS county 81"
many Il lip ,.,or as 10 "
Wien asked his OPINION ssssuy,,.t|
ca "a. ,cns for n boit in Inc e2 S.,,s}
comntrollcr sad; u do n II. s I'm, I
,ailt about a spill; among s ,ae "a, y y
mon ms reports would sssa an,,auis
II seems that all such tax IKE eA' ,.as
the camp Of the silver I"J u ,I,a
from l'o The faction which " '
hhlt
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nnnM For J0Nss

Little Rock. Ark .. June az, ~ s,r1
sag pemocrat's washM ns Ne y
e enf in a long a AZ. a ss;.ua,st q
saws that the nam n'n,nerlly rns.S,s|
ZONES is beine nn,aeiIcn VIII Y,
oocraiic pres Dental ,,, ny'Isr.e 9S'.
mat have preven'ea '"'
n, "a hO1m. rrs
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~ sKAN pELEoHs.i'. 4

Seattle. Wash. JUN, a, ,,,. es,tal
wlnara arrived in por' If ID. e,
Alaska, bIsaging. ne Juneau % y
convention heig s,s,tes TO ,ilSMs,
> sein gs'' cam ,,.,. ipe ssl.;;I
platform inslrI,e'ss ,,esi Ions eo ss.,a
e. ahe ii National io icmoorauc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-11
THE CARMINE VOTE.
TO the Mditor OF Tho Post.

LaGransc. Texas, Juno AIN the News
OF JUNE | saw that Carmne had cast 3.
votes for the free coinage of silver and
being here on jury duty for this week.
fee. II my duty to correct. The vote ca.t
nj carminc, Texas. was 20 votes 81 for
Culherson and 80 votes against the free
and unlimited coinage of silver. There
was very little interest taken in tho cleo
ton and only few farmers came in to
cast their votes. Respectfully,
Otto t Schuddemann
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-11
LETTER FROM cOKIc.

MoNIa. Texas. June io-it "a given ON,
here that seraior Richard Coke has wrl,
ten letter stating that he couil ma,
go as delegate to the National demo-
cratic convention II Is now underst0od
he Hogs, Reagan. Bailey and j. ". ulaks
Several counties nave Instructed for these
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-11

Tho Post has received a souvenir ballot
roco-d for ar. republican convention TO
tr mold IL = Iou's next week which
rou;nlns fiua OF useful Information ior
ready reference relating 20 the past re-
uhacan conventions al.l popular and e'ec-
torn Votes for president. II is issued
hv rre Meri oir,eu of Tho Texas Midland
railway. AMI delegate from Texas. for
disirlnNNon among tho delegates and vs.
ltars M s., l.onis
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-11
sToNEwALI, coI,xry

Rayner Texas. June S,-A light yo,n
was rcHed NJ this box on the financial
question. only II votes being cast. ana
pniN Two votes for the single gold stand
nrn, lho vote viii nc Eight in this county
"M'nS 10 ne diversity of opinion on TN
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KEpoRr or DISTRICTS.


Two minutes worc then allowed 20 each
Of the district super nicpdonts for REPORTS
ii the work in their respective districts
The reports of the superintendent were
as followg.
san Antoni, d strict; Alton q. Cllrkc.
GONZALES. superintendent Took ch"rga
January i. iSwi. Tho district contains
twonty-six societies and three junicr de
pnrtmonts Reports from twenty soci-
'uies up TO datr show 40 active members
ana 20l ASSOC ate meurefs r'tnt 1ui-ior
societies reported III meme ers hracRett-
ale has one Vomlns society. Ia me
di-' rct there are three coiored societies
Three new societies we're orghniHci mere
and ono each n, Gol.ad. Runsc and R.ng-
gold junior society was orsanized III
Col ad ana one at Sahinal.
Austin district: Joe NJ Blanks Lock
hart, superintendent Societies. 80; active
.rnnhrrs ~: associate mc,uher,, -l6.
honorary members "a; total membership.
| lo,g. Money contributed for nome mis-
sions- sgj.25; for fore gn missions SlV'SS;
| total. Si0tGS. Socict es reported. -.
Paris district; John A. Porter, suporin-
ttndclI Societies. ID. juniors, g. newly or
ganizcd, "a. total. q Societies lapsed, 3.
'otal act.ve societies, 70 w,o
poriuio ndent- Ssrie;ics iS o!sanIcd In
past yonr -. total. ~ Three societies re,
ror supporting large fo,'ign s>ious aud
one society supports Il native of On ma in
n preparatory school for the work.
For, Worm d strict, rag I. Lomax,
Fort Worth, superintendent Members mp
cietics. ); increase in eisnt months - per
| cent Missions contributed 10 by i5 per
| cent of tho societies Clchurne Junior
| society rcuorts an nnt-cigarette society.
| Total number of societies. 20.
| lN Paso district. F. f. Morris. III Paso.
superintendent Healthy membership and
good contribn''ons toward tore'sn u ana
| can Congrcga tonnl society of IN momhcrs
Mos, of the members attend the Mexican
| Conversational training scnool ana go
| into Mexico during the summer months
as missionaries, negro society Is being
| organized.
Nh NJ sloan ,eror'.Sa, 3d. IS ss s9cf s,,,
can say of my digirlc, = that everything
In our disiric, is very harmonious" she
said, ''rherc Is SUI large held which
MISS Alec Leach Kelly. Waxahach!c.
superintendent Of the Dallas district. re-
ported her din,rrt rs onc - tho most
crlnrendcnt pr, rcm- Active srcic,ies. II.
innlor societies. 2. Active membership in
Young Pconle's socictv.lin; associate mem
hers. 90. Junior societies. IS active mem
| hcrs.
Gainesville district, $. II Ludlow ,D'pcr-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES work IN tho End.nvlr
field en- prcgress and societies In flourish
ing condition.
II, 'wnwo?i lls'rlc'. N, ,lH,,g,roye
has had four suncr'ntcndonts durinn tho
MAST year and the work + hog'nnlng 10
80 svs,cmatzcd and Interest IS hriug kent
Vernon district, a. a. Low, Vernon
surarinienieut This district ls COMPOSED
or 'hi-tv-eigh' counties aud prospects ave
| .-roi for the CnriiNv YEAR
| Precedent Rcn cnmnTmentcl tho snncr.
intorAenih on the roo1 showing of their
reports. after which the usual announce
| ,ren,s ~ tn committee meetings. letters
| To- .Ttae Ntfarg 10
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SCHOOL rLrcTI0N wANrrn

wharton. Texas. lime io~-A, a mass
meeting at the court house YESTERDAY II
petition was signed by "A number Of CHI
"'h- asking the county fudge. under an
r"'Noh, l" Incorporate school 4 siricf
four miles square with the court house
~ the coulter FOR school pur poacs only.
q; q; Kelly II. a. Armstrong and j n
the present school
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ANTI MAJORITY

~ campo Texas, June lb.--In the elec.
Ion Tor local option today the an,is won.
Ihe vote a, thii box g 100 ants TO 10,
s sYIiii IN me on! other box interested VIII
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FOURTH DISTRICT.

San Antonio. Texas. June ,O-The fol-
low ne dee sioHs were handed down today
by tho Fourth court Of appeals
Affirmod-liaydcn Slddlorv and iinrl-
war. company Il al W. Ramsey n Ford
81 al, from BnXar: ". Halff A. BRO. "a. t.
NJ o'connor. from Bexar: A. &. Jones ~.
J.; W; f!ournoy ct al. from Eec. Aich SUI.
Top,ka and Santa Re Railway company
san Antonio W. Tillie Schneider from
EeNar i'ai rayanaugh vs.. Mayer G. Aa-
Ter. from BoNar.
Reverted and Rendered -- Mrs VI. a
warren ~ al va. Manchester Fire ,rsur-
anec company, from - illas; Mrs. VI. y.
Warren ct Al vs. Home Insurance CON-
rany, from Dallas.
Motions DISMISSED Alamo Firc lnsur-
anoe company ~. j. II. I'M. for rciiear'ns.
from liil
overrulcd- Sarah Brewer vs.. T.. Reed,
for rehelring, from BcNar.
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We are officially told that senator cub
iom has withdrawn from the presidential
race. This item OF news has been about
three weeks OH the road now.