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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-05-19
Nora Temple.

A meeting of Rora Temple, Order of
the Mystic Shrine, will be held on Thurs
day, May SS, at Lewiston and it will be
attended by Portland and Bangor Ma
sons Dispensation has been received
from Imperial Potentate Chas. L. Field,
and the order viii be conferred upon the
following candidates.: Sir Charles
knowlton of Augusta, Sir Alton Sawyer
OF Gardiner, Sir John T. Hill of Angus
ia and Sir Norman H. Fay of Dexter. 1t
Is expected that visiting officer from the
imperial council will attend the nesting
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-05-19
THE BLOODY ANGLE.
War History Recalled by the Unve Hing of
the Hancock Statue.
(From the Washington Post. }

(From the Washington Post.
Thirty-two years ago yesterday the
North was eagerly watching the Army
of the Potomac The repulse in the
Wilderness had occurred on the 9th, 9th,
and 9TH, and from the beginning Of
Grants advance, to June 80, the Army Of
the Potomac had lost, in killed, wounded
and missing, $4,000 men. The North was
being heard from in angry gusts of pas
sion at the unprecedented butchers Dilp'
but the iron soul OF Grant was undaun t
ed by the censure and c1amor.
81 will fight it out on this Nne"-he
meant his left-aank movement ON Rich
mond-"if it takes all summer" he tele-
graphed Secretary Stanton. And he did.
He knew that, ordinarily. three men car
overcome one. His policy was silence
and attrition. He meant to grind Lees
gaunt, ragged We terans to powder be-
tween the upper and neither milestone.
The unwilling of Gen. Hancock S statue
yesterday recalls one of the most terrible
conflicts Of the Wharf.-The fight at "the
bloody ANGLE in Lees line, near Spot
sylvania Court House.
In the Confederate line, as located by
Gen. Lee, there was faulty place. None
knew it better than the Confederate
chief. Two days before the battle, Gen
Lee, with Gen. NJ. L. Smith, who
April 16, had been sent to the Army o1
Northern Virginia, as chief engineer,
and Gen. Walter FL. Stevens, engineer
officer on Lees staff. rode along the Con
federate lines. About midway the three
| halted.
81 know what you are about to say,
| General" said Lee to Gen. Smith.
Il was thinking" the other responded,
efficiently, 'that this angle"-pointing
to place where the line took on the
shape of q widely inverted Wis the
weak point in your disposition. It Ger.
| tainly is the only one have noted as
yet"
eyes. know it," the Confederate com.
mander answered, "but could not avoid
Ii. And if Humphreys"-a consummate
engineer officer, then chief Of staff of the
| Army of the Potomac-'ssh should see this,
the brunt of the Federal attack will be
here"
| In his reconnaissance of Lees line,
Humphreys had seen it.
| At midnight, May 49, the Second
| Corps was silently moved from it's posi-
| ton, and two divisions-Birney's and
Barlow 's-were put into marching col
umns. The night was warm and pitch
dark. They were to assault the Confed.
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Rev. Bohah p. Byram,

Rev. Bohan P. Byram, one of the
Oldest clergymen of the Baptist church
in Round Island. died at his home in
Providence Saturday morning. He was
born in North Yarmouth. November 2S
1911 was licensed to preach at the age OF
10 years and continued in active WORK
until forced to retire by the infirmities Of
age, after continuous service forty -foul
years His pastoral settlements were
Valley Falls, Phenix and Providence, R.
l., an Amesbury, Plymouth and Sheldon
vile, Mass. While in Amesbury he
wrote and published the history of tht
First Baptist church of Salisbury and
Amesbury.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-05-19
The Ideal Panacea.

James Z. Francis, Alderman, Chicago,
says: 81 regard Dr.. Kings New Dis
ooyery as an Ideal Panacea for Coughs.
Colds and Lung Complaints, having used
it in my family for the last five years, to
the exclusion of physicians prescriptions
or other preparations.
Rev. John Burgus, Keokuk, Iowa,
writes: ~ have been Minister of the
or more. and have never found anything
so benefioiaII, or that gave me such
spesdy relief as DR.. Kings New Dlscov-
ery.'' Try this Ideal Cough Remedy
now. Trial Bottles at Geo. M. Young, 1856
Congress St.. Portland; H. G. Starr,
Wes tbrook.
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THE MUNICIPAL COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE ROBINSON.

BEFORE JUDGE ROBINSON.
Monday-William L. Ewing. Intoxioa-
ton; fined Us and costs.
Matthew Z. Doyle. 1ntoxioation; fined
So and costs.
Horatio Miller. Intoxioation; fined So
and costs.
So and costs. Suspended to take and keep
the pledge for DIE year.
Michael F. Conley. Intoxication; fined
SIS and costs.
Thomas A. Devine. Intoxication
fined $5 and costs.
Thomas T. Mulkern. Intoxioation
fined So and costs.
Michael Conway. Assault; fined S. ard
costs.
Julia q. Flaherty. Thirty days in the
city house of correction.
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INSOLVENCY COURT
BEFORE JUDGE PEABODY.

BEFORE JUDGE PEABODY.
The following first hearings in insol
vency were heard in the Insolvency court
yesterday:
freeman e. Small of Portland, John
II. Pierce, assignee.
Louville II. Dyer Of South Portland,
John 7. Pagan, assignee.
j. Everett Cole of Gorham, John T.
Pagan, assignee.
Edward Barbour of Portland, E. H.
Wilson, assignee.
Jordan Manufacturing company, Of
Portland, John II. Pierce and Edward Fl,
Wilson, assignees.
Elias Bartlett of Raymond, Scott Will
son, assignee.
Stanwood B Wood bury of South Port
land, Henry j. Conley, assignee.
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RELIEF IN SIX HOURS.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder diseases
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SOUTH AMERICAN KIDNEY CURE. " This
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pain in the bladder, kidneys, back and every
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pain in passing it almost Immediately. Ii
you want quick relief and cure this is your
remedy. Sold by C Fl. GUPPY CO., Drug
g1st, 463 Congress St. Portland, Me.
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Annual Meeting.

@1*H AthNENHhES.
THE annual meeting of the Portland Saco
4 y portsmouth Railroad Company, for The
choice OF directors Tor the ensuing wear. and
for the transaction of such other business as
may legally be presented, will be held on the
first Monday, the first day of June. 1898. at ii
o'clock In the forenoon, in the company's hall
In Kft5ery.
By order of the Directors.
+. r. BARRETT,
Portland, Me-. May 7. 1896. may7dtd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-08
~ nrrns1rInN rI-.N

Austin, Toyos. Muy III IN .ear.lad here
that an EFFORT Is being rnado IN Angelina
county TO have the dcmooaoy there IN
rtruct for Reagan for governor WalEt
for land commissioner and ingram fdr
attorney general in opposition to ihe pros
ent tncumb.nts at next Saturdays pri-
maries. II Is so wcll undorsieoi, however.
that II IA purely "a matter of ls~4pual dhs-
appointment that oninia'cn the engineers
of this scheme that It is scaroeiy possible
that IL viii succeed If 'hoHe who are
WORKING II would tell about the reierred
land claims they have on their hunds
their attitude would be more easily under
stood by those whom they are attempting
tn work
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IN POLK COUNTY.

Livingston. Texas, May 1.-THE populist
county convention was held today Ut the
court house. when Q, y. Pltts was elect
cd chairman and WINE H. Matthew's
hecretary -, A. A.
sonal and representative conventions.
H. A. Calhoun of Nacogdochcs county
,yaa iudorsed for congress, provided he Il
sound an the Omaha platform.
Motion 10 instruct FOR W. r. 'ieo Tor
rspies. ntatiye failed 10 carry ana ths
dciegnfes go instructed.
A convention VIII be held 70 nominate
county candidate. ana name deiesn,eh "a
IN. Sstate convention ana such diNif,'cl
conventions as have not been provided
Tor. resoIution indorsing the Galveston
News WAS adopted with some opnosii ION
also motlon 10 publish procedure In the
Southern Mercury.
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The largest audience or tho meeting
faced Sam Joncs tonight wnn he st cd
NJ in the great tahetuaclc inst q, the
close of dehsh.ful song service. The
first words Of the evangelist were.
"iIear me. ] don't know whe,her or not
yoii care anout H. put wana 80 ealt you
AL ctilaur tual Ine g...t, s.tylls ~
lake pevN lHnen here retrcl mos. as.
rioditapls upon Lnls audience. kuaiy atiy
tonbf"s"e!Cii OF poor HtkrOes Wuulu Tea .
90 NO - ohe IA tne matter vi expense
'"~ne} ioH u mretins
alter .ooAinB tnoaghtfully at The n,a4
oi IL small p"y Jast unier the platform
loI a minute, ne raise nla head and con-
Anuodi I BOT 4 iuttrr today that ne.
tlhtl ne lHe iuttrr was writen ~ a
ro.pr.d man na'ntt samuel laui Joiis..
Pr Npllpidlhei max made 90 many
suerfluE remarks about alsE.rs. noV. ,
want 10 say 10 nun That Wutn sheer al
iirseIs, 40 not raean Respectable eolorel
, ie"p'r or tehroea, aln gong TO prelcn
ia ihis taheinaelc SATURDAY night 10 col
rrea people. y cpiorni choir vii occupy
ll4a Platform and The colarrl pra,,lc y ift
, nave front seats If there are any vacant
SEATS thry may be taken by whi,, people.
irs, he continued, Il hay. always been
iAe friend OF Inc negro wherever nave
been
= don't take no stock In EN-" answered
voice iVem "a IRON, seat At once head
I were turned nhi nochH cragod to LEO
! The face OF the man Who wa,lll taIl,
back ~ sam Jones'
u was soon announce, ,ha. he was from
san Antonio and very drunk and quiet
was restored. The announcement was
! lhen made that tho meeting tomorrow
\ niSht VIII he tor men only aud there Was
l.uH2 Of "NciiHmcnt at ihis
Il wish could come" whispered a lady
near lle repoMor ia be willing 10 PIT
"a meme eloliirs If only | could come ="
crazy . be ou hand hut They WON'T hS
! more, but There viii be present moro than
/ nan the men IN town Al the same hour
! ih"F. WIZ Re n womens prayer meeting IN
/ IN" First Pre-. hA q Ran church
! Nii'f m" announcements and the col
/ lection hrAhe7 Jones read his tex, from
| the 20h Psalm; LORD ! love The hahita
| non 81 Thy horse. Gather rot my sou
mon"
The sermon was one Of uncommon force
! hni We cntrrl' NoiA of sensational, sRv
! 4 ss. lie plroded with voung men - afoi
, the pdails TINT abound IN life hy maxim.
| clean asHpciniicns. and m many passage.
| ~ wang iohri from all eyes. Rni 'llef
| the air with sohs. NJ thn close NJ hi
| sermon the choir l"i I'm singing ",iesns ?.
Waiting 20 savo" end mors than 10
young pocn'e Of both sexes pressed for
ward to evr the preacher their hand
In Oxen 80 tNpir Determination 10 hrenl
m from z evil associations and live ~
God and the comfort Of their mothers.
-~-----A----------
HoFF MAN-Aransas Pass Texas. Nh,
f.-Mrs, Ernesiine Hoffman. wife OF j. Ii
| Hoffman, sr, II this place. died at ; D. m
toiay OF cancer Of the breast. She ha
| heen n great sufferer, but died suddenly
] Her death was quite shock to all.
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BACK TO THE CHURCHES.
Nomcn Must Return To Their State
Conferences for Relief.
QUESTION DISPOSED OF IN A WAY.
Eiicibility of womcn As Delegates Is
believed Cons Observation-Disclosures
Assembling In Chattanooga.

Cleveland, May 7.Today's session 81
the Methodist Episcopal conference Was
presided over by bishop Haas, and the
devotional services were led by the X Y.
W. n. Brodbec of Charleston, Masl
AS soon IT'S me rgutiic business had
been disposed OF the order OF the day was
tax n up and Dr. w. j. kine.t. cna IN
OF tae committee On cissioiiiy vas reesE-
nized and presented tae report OF me
them oy the conierenc. At yesterday!
scssl H.
''rhe committee is agreed that tie ell
gb iity Of women to vote IN this cpnNsn-
tion is constitutional and ,he ,oAf' renee
has tho power to interpret the coustitu-
ton. The committee RECOMMENDS tne
modification of the constitution changing
the Qualifications OF ii siesate TO we
general conference by usiug the words
lay Il iegates instead of lavmen. thereby
n!lnlaG TIA admission of women legal
I'VE REPORT further that this pr posed
nno.amrul be referr d to the annual
cons nc OF tn iollow ns yer aad IN At
a two-inirds vote of he general cen Ter
oace and a three-feinths vote IF the
annual conference be- required 10 enact
tiis re nm ndAAon into a law
pr K lg9t mev,d It. ' odopoln 'o'''''''
AZ j T. liaw, # Trenton y. D.. said
lilo only way 10 admit women Is by con
! rresilent ". W Warren of b sion Uni
| v.rs ~. was The next speaker and ire
son,ei ihc following as substitute for
an before tho house:
| Resolved, That in view of the known
| sentiment of a large majority OF the
mnisitY ami lllty on TINS question and
also IN view of IL. known serurles Of
/ conscience entertained lv devoted and
| este. mod minority fuurbius thn scrip,ural-
/ ness OF th cqual eligibility and authority
Of mon and women n the government OF
/ the clWrcl of cod we hereby invite the
uciotrfs &c ~. annual conference to vote
a titir regular session in the year lS96-
! ~ nP0n TINS questlcn
rhcn folews the paragraph as amended
To- admit women. Tie last resolution Is
! as follows:
Resolved That in view of tho manifest
| uniienity Of the actions ana omss ons
/ Of action on thu part Of the previous gen
eral conference. relative 70 the eligibility
of women ard IN view of the grave dis
rcnsions Nh ch their admission by Jul
li@ai Io'o cf this conference would pre-
cinrafe, We believe it premature and I'M
Wis., 20 I"cidt at mis- time the judicial
question Involved rs TO change IN anywlse
ihc present status OF the four women
elected in good niith by the electoral con
irfHNrcs.
Judge j. l.. Mains of brooklyn moved
to- lay u on he table. This motion wa
carried hY a large majority. After q
START debate al an hour the report oi
ihe committee WAS adopted and the ques-
iinn was referred back 10 the churches
to be voted on again After the trans
aetiou Of othcr minor business the con
ifrtuco ADJOURNED.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-08

Moscow. Texas, May 6.-The presbytory
Of Eastern Texas me, at this place and
wns opened with sermon by the retiring
moderator. Roy. Thomas Ward White,
from the words: "iiis name shall be
above every naI.c."-i'hil. u, Q.
The following ministers werr present:
:. + Tenuey. John Van Lear. - W.
Chambers. i " seehras,. j. W. Mel .eod,
Ihomgs Ward white. with Rullng Elders
". j. Crow of Henderson. j. M. Stockton
Of Lexington. $. l.. Lyle of Moscow. Davis
SyNsttnr alabama lndiam, " McGil OF
Crockett.
Key. John Van Lear of Henderson was
elected moderator and Rev. w. j. Sc
chrest OF Orange temporary clerk.
AIR. w. c. Tonney OF Crockett, a candi-
date foi the ministry. viii preach tonight.
Rev. w. Il. Junkin WIS dismissed 10
Wcst LEXINGTON pro sbytery. Kentucky.
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rnn b.,nre ,he democra,Ic slnte conyen.

run before the democratic State conven-
ton for railroad commissioner.
Judge Chessher has many warm friends
throughout the state who are enthusiasts
Tic In his Interest oad calm tina. Oh $50
count of his sterling qualities. sound auG
fair judgment, he would make an IDEAL
railroni commissioned
Nat q Henderson. in speaking Of Coy
crnor Eoharts' announcement says 'Naf
the AIca!de's platform j. good enough FOR
him He says taat tho principles 1865
down in his letter. as wrll as all We r'l-
him. that ali parties, those who are rat-
riots. could rally around nis banner ana
march to victory.
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SHORT TEXAS SrrVl,l

ATLANTA.--r. r. sh.c,.,,
ARK. wHs killed al Blcofsk,,s y
Westbrook. ''0a Y
WNNILLE-A u.,,,,.
Juan Cuoller was !rowc.s !. 4
Grar1e while attempting "A
the stream below Fort b,os.s ~
CHILIcOTHE.-A Mis-, v.,.-,
n few miles east Of ChiiicoiSs \.
taking poison. D!sappoirtr.ss, h
affairs Is said TO be liz caSs
FORT WORTH.-Jesn H,r,, !.
was indicted and arrested ~ !,
of attempting to pass 4 is,i
mcnt. lie had bought dfv ssss
ietcd an alleged for3ed ehscss III |, !
DoANS Columbus Bel MA, !,
youne and FESTIVE horse and +
ing to holl him up tie brtps \
and tie horse ran away, M n
strucN % limb, knocking him a |,
badly hruisiag his face and M
Leg in two places.
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f--Mrs. Eraesi!ne Hoffman, wife OF J. II
Hoffman, sr. u this place. died at y. m.
ttolay OF cancer. OF the breast She had
heen n great sufferer, but died suddenly.
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DOOMED MuRDERERS Bld
Brcnhdm, Texas, May i.-A,,h|
jail AT : o'c.ock this afte.uesa \
l.. Sledge, n colorcd Bap,Ig I
baptized John Rutherford and a
son. Two of the Dwyer muratna|
sentence to he hanged on The VI
Rutherford. the third one uni. d
says the proximity OF Prosp,
that turned States evidence, ND
from praying and getting nats
can not forgive this enemy d 4
him without the spirit Of reysp
above ms religious intention, wi
thom back All OF them still iatr
innocence,
Charley Watson, one Of Il. |
charged with the numerous n,
around town. vas released iisn !
morning on bond Of s3D.
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INDICTED FOR LyNCHyi
Wichita Falls, Texas. Man..

W iNilINt uisi lcAds, sNa! ~
grand jury returned !ndiciIsa
Frank smith, Dick Quinn shi
DAVIS for being implicated 10 y
ford ana Lewis lynching restailI
year. Smith, Quinn and DAYS 4
rested aud landed in JAIL Juis' !
fusing to allow them bond Oh
circumstances, Friends OF he "!
parties offered to make a hal %
lar loud but Judge Miller w
listen 10 them or accept any
citoneut IS running high herr "
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NrGno su0orIN0 ArFRAy.

Grupolani, Texas. May 6-Adam Guu-
ford and Rurrcl richardson, neeroes, 40,
Into "A aifnculfy yesiorday which .eaulted
~ Gniiipr1 shooting Richardson With "A
iopd of squirrel shot, which tool, cncrt IN
his Hde The wound is not considered
dangerous The shooting was done about
two miles from paiy Postoiiice. GuilioId
Is under arrest
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MuLKEY1S MEETINGS.

Meoreeof' Texas. May Tomorrow
night Rev. Abe Mulsey viii begin his so.
rvs OF meetings at tbs PLACID. The tab
ernacle, which viii he used far mi. mr.
rose, mas been completed. Many reople
~, aie sAneeted 20 be in attendance at these
neeungs and the accomplishment Of much
good Is az expected result,
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STRUCK WITH A cli|

Luling. Texas. May IA "
pool near tho city this eyena
cation took place between ~ Y
sam Pace in which KIal, J. Y |.
over the head with q cup e
conscious and his life = ~
The parties are u ana - ~
otto Xuuhle was thrown III y
horse Mt Killlevi.lo this np'pA1
leg and arm broken.
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IGNITE MINEs

Bryan. Texas, May ''-H'a
roney OF Houston, who na r, nj
Ing Inc ooai mines near c az I.
Bryan today prospect,',nns, ,,S hs
qniry regarding the i!sH nar,,..
county. which are Iuiie A--
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CONFERENCE AT ALVIN.

AVN Texas, May 6,-Presiding Elder
se'h ward of Houston held the second
pn''"fiy conference Of the present con-
! s,renee year of the Alvin station in this
pace . ms afternoon. 1t was a very pleas
~ ling and a profitable one for the
.surrn. inc presiding cldor announced
,,hal ne Mon-d hold his district conference
iato embracing the fourth Sunday in
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GRATEFUL ron ASSISTANCE.

iiour,on Texas. May & Dear SIR. VIII
YOU Kindly cir0n my name as - candidate
a. mo atholarahin anpred IN The rae
lVin T.. grateful 'o al wfa Wit aegist
ne. ReepeclfuliY. loannra snliYan
?2is capifoi Avonne
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-08

hnngc, rexar May d-~'rhe local opp II
election today resulted ia ihe ,asins a
"a fotes. Tor prohibition 81, aRainni Iie
aonparhi'ye ani., was had. though ak
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-08

10 the Members nf tie Peoples Party
State Executive ConmAier;
You are h,rehy notified 20 meet "a er-
ocu,ivA session ~ tho FiurniA h4tl ~
Dallas. Texaa on Monday May Vi. iAa
H. & + AsAby. Chairman.
Jno. II. Boyd, Secreiaiy
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INVESTMENT Nnr a cANnlnAn.n

Austin, T Sas, May 7--npn, l.. l.. Fos-
ter ~ IN he city today and says there II
no foundation Tor the rnmDr thai no
would he candidate fcr railroad commiH-
Eioncr,
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f" QUIT YOUR MEANNESS."
That's What sam Jones Advises
Austinites To Do.
NLFGED CHRISTIANS CRITICISED.
gaAen severely 10 TASK for Not hei"s
Active Workots-: lie story oil "A
Lo,h king Glass llot shot.

..rt,,I,..... H.. ,,N.f, s.+,tiies erint
se' ,,"or,,
Il S.uati. AnI ia So ,wo ,ersa sentence
49, . t.st.i.s
~ .-i '9M"sHs '"e'-"t''.s t~
ohaF"eisflst'es OF ta-ss w. '..''''' ',.'V.
..,.. M
,i''S o'i mem '''o~s 80 e'' s'.,inn'
H. ana o.: u the church. Win '!aV unl |
- .>r 1.r,a ", snntntti4es laws aside |
So. .i's. o-s s,,',,.rs i,.,to ar masses
80 - .>,,, |
around a bit OF dessert but this 10 50 an
usual Ma, IT creates a!m.st as mitch Of y
se,.saiies as some Of the most des.ruc- |
'-9''.-' ns 7o."T y. '-e ''.'7A
t.re OF bis cihhnns Nees on the e'hef
ilund. Stuart Sc seldom says wha, thoy |
81 ...,.,.., ,5,f.,,.t g.. ,,aor,. ths, th.v !
sym '''e"''
i'ri 4" hi' -e.HlaA s'ei
~ ha pH:i rtt pA ia itea s,ia ~ III
ia eAsi u taAi a. ,alI a9iHe ,-l rs aot
IL .'4H ~ sesttf
3Ne "siH. 2e 4ar e. ;te h'.s
a.. tNnv.a - yea f9'i II aeh,r
ga pi e hai..' lr -" i. 14 ~
Nl Was lHfNl NlfuNI ~ tHftAfFt
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unNpNHsoN Nor A CANDIDATE

FaTIa, TOME My N"lION' TfAVH Hon
derson announced positively ihaf 30
would ret be an psp''Art Tor state Bau|
atorial hpporg. rhia giVes *. t.. ROSS .
eiean iiell upn he drmoetatlc glsc
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sNN IlsAns nm "ALL rENAsn LIST

Contest Editor;
VeiaSco Tosas, May Herewith ,hir-
"a 0un coupons for crnar Miss Jessie
ilceuc u Neasco In scholarship contest.
Yours truly, T.. Caldwell.
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Vaughan Mcdonald.
"l'he saw Mlll Giil.'
ron MISS LrclE KEaANs.

'TTTFFN' TlTT
ilsuaion Texas. May 7-Enclosei please
ara i've COUPONS for my fnvorltc Miss
i.uric kegans. Hoping Al, viii be- she
c.s4ful, ! remain Alma Settogast.
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rArRANr COUNTY sl.'J h
FORT Worth. Texas. MY ". "a :,
democrats 4 ''arran' I'M n. I
in convection here ~ III c,e51
to select del gates 10 sh
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IT., rlllc nAEY IS cUTIlsa

be sure and use that , on sss.lss
remedy, Mrs. Nvinslow,,s. solta
for children tee'''ihs', 20 sl y
softens the gums, ailai ri ri
wind collie and is Inc
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,,,.,,,. AND TEN YEl1

ouitman, Texas May -, I'd
n,ended guilty 10 incest, an a,'li N
years. HI also p!ea'a md rxf|
murder of the infant a"'
time sentence.
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HARDY AT FORT WORTH.

Fort worth. Texos. May r-About Aio
people gathered al the city hall here to-
night 10 hear Chairman kufns Hardy Of
the sound money wing OF me a..los'ii, ie
argument was IN line with other spnceilea
on this side OF the issue ana ne %nA re,
quently applauded thropshnut ine NO ana
VIII speak In Mckinney saturday
PoI1rIcs AT 0EORGEToWN.
4 aleoreetown, Tsxss 10y 7sr-ludse D. y,
Caies Y ~ An 4 seln1 solicited TO