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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-08-02
CITY OFFICERS, ETC.

Electors, LIST Tusday in April.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-08-02

EAGLE RIVER
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-20
NOTES.

II Is reported this afternoon that the Port
Arthur excursionsts will return to Beau
mont tomorrow afternoon and that their
stay will be very brief.
United States Deputy Marshal Williams
has been In the city today in search OF
quarters for the Beaumont Federal court.
He has been rendered the county court
room in the court house rent free.
Rev. W. w. Watts. pastor of the Meth
odist church, will preach on "Responsi-
biities Of American Citizens Sunday.
and his remarks will be especially appi-
cable to citizens of Beaumont,
" n. Vinson OF the firm of Boyd II
Vinson manufacturers Of ready made
houses. has petitoncd Judge stephen West
TO appoint a receiver OF the company. This
company has been doing business In Beau
mont for several months.
Stockholders OF the Gulf Beaumont and
Kansas City railroad will hold their an
nuaI meeting at o'clock today. The
meeting was called for Wednesday, but
was postponed on account OF the absence
OF Vice President Kirby.
A meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Paris, Marshall and Sabine Pass railroad
will he held at the general offices OF the
company in Marshall on Nav Is for the
PURPOSE Of authorizing the issue OF bonds
on the road not to exceed $4,000 per mile.
A part of this road has been built out OF
Marshall and the grade has been con-
structed to Carthage. Recently the name
of the road was changed to the Texas
Southern Railway company. 1t is projected
from Paris to Marshall. thence to Sabine
Pass via Beaumont
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-20
WEATHER AND CROPS,
soME COTTON HAS sPRourEp N
GOLIAD COUNTY.
1t Needs Rain, However-wa.h,r
ION county Awaits Rain to Plant
cotton-Repor,s Encouraging.

Midlothian, Texas, March 1s-Farmers
OF this vicinity have experienced the wet
est March up to date known for years
Below VIII be found the weather for each
oil Inc last seventeen days: Ist cloudy
ma, cloudy; Sd, heavy rain; 4th, cloudy;
9th, rain storm; 9Th, clear; 7th cloudy;
Sth. misty rain; 9th, light showers; 10th,
light rain; llth. cloudy. turning cool: 18th,
cloudy. cool wave; 18th. cloudy: l4th.
cloudy; 10Th, heavy rains; 10th. heavy
rains; nth, flooding rains, heaviest for
years. Farmers are having trouble plant.
ing corn In high lands corn planting has
been finished, but In the valley some have
planted half Of their corn crop and others
none at all. Under the existing circum-
stances farmers in the low lands will be
Obliged TO wait until near the LIST OF April
for the land to dry sufficiently for corn
planting. Most farmers have their cotton
lands ready for planting Small grain is
very fine; large yield looks promising.
Brennan. Texas, March l9.--For sew
eral days the clouds have portended rain
and slight showers have fallen. but last
night the flood gates were opened and
there was copious and much needed
downpour. The farmers are all well ny
with their work. Corn planting having
about all been completed. they were await
ing good rain to commence cotton plant
ing.
Whitney, Texas. March lS.--It has been
raining here more or less since SHday.
Several times very hard. The ground Is
very wet and the farmers say they Will
have the best season in the ground they
have had for years. The corn is about all
planted larger portion OF 1t UP. Some
cotton Is planted.
Berclair. Texas, March 1s.--The range
in this section is fine and cattle are in
excellent condition. Farmers complain OF a
poor stand for cotton. A good rain is badly
needed. Some little cotton is up, hut the
recent cold spell proved very disastrous
to the plant. Corn. as general rule,
looks well.
Harold Texas, March 1sA fine rain
visited this section OF country this week.
Wheat is looking fine. Oats up and look
ing welh Farmers are feeling Cheerful
with such prospects for a good crop before
them. A great many will plant cotton this
year.
Sealy. Texas, March lS--Light showers
fell yesterday afternoon and IT continued
drzzling off and on all night. Although
not enough rain the indications are good
for more. The gardens were needing rain
badly
Sinner. Texas. March lS-Rain is badl,
needed: heavy Clouds have been overhead
for many days. but very little rain haf
fallen. not over one inch
Chappeu HILL Texas, March ia fine
rain fell here las: night, which will be
very beneficial to both gardens and crops
Linden. Texas, March 17.-It has beer
raining here for the last three days. Bu'
little corn has been planted in this county
sabinal. Texas. March ls.-The rain
.za.on mt eft and the farm
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-20
METEOROLOGICAL

MORRlSON-Tro Texas. March 10
Mrs Morrison. wife Of MIR Joe Morrison.
died here last night OF consumption,
COuFAie-C nldwell. Texas March is.--
Mrs Annie Coutal. aged Ga years, died at
her home nj Mound Prairie Yesterday.
ADAMS Cleburnc, Texas. March IS. L.
H. r. Adams. brother Of County Judge
f. T. Adams. died yesterday OF absocss OF
the liver
HARLEY Waxabachio Texas, MARCIA ".
Mrs Oracle a. Barley. daughter OF MI,
Samuel Wils,1, an old settler. died late
last afternoon,
WEBB Kyle. Texas, March l7-Mrs.
Maggie Webb, wife OF Almus Webb. died
Yesterday and was buried In tho Kyle
cemetery today.
STIFF Mckinney, Texas, March H.
Willie stir was buried at Pecan Grove
cemetery last evening. He died the night
before Of typhoid fever.
PINKERT- Bartlett. Texas. March To-
Died at his home. three miles west OF
bartlett, IN Williamson county, william
pinkert OF pneumonia. He leaves wife.
two sons and two daughters
AN NFANT--Tcmplc. Texas. March
H. --Yestcrday at o'clock the infant son
OF MIR. and Mrs. W. a. Brady died after an
Illness OF several weeks aud was buried In
CuINN-- Fiatonia, Texas. March H.
Colonel w. s. Chinn. an old citizen of this
place died last night at IL o'clock ana
was buried this evening at O'Clock. lie
professcd religion and was baptized few
days ago while sick.
STEUBINCi--Wa Texas, March u.
Mr. r.. s. Sieubi1g, a most ontimabio
young man and who had been married only
a short time. died here on the 18TH and
was buried yesterday evening BY the
Woodmen OF the World.
BuRDITT,-Lookhsrt.T Texas, March ~.
Miss Lena Burdltt. aged 49, daughter Of
/ r, Burditt, who lives four or five
miles from town. died OF consumption at
her fathers home yesterday and was
buried mt the city cemetery at p m. to-
day. She was AN estinable lady and leaves
relatives and many friends. who mourn
her loss.
HALI,--cap,ain Van Hall. founder Of
Halls detective agency, died today al MS
residence in this city. aged 52 years Gap :
tain Hall is an old Texan. having lived In
Colisd Dewitt and I.avaca counties dur
ing the carly settlement OF the State. III
served as sheriff of McLennan county In
1851 and 1882 and since his retirement or
ganIzed and managed Halls Detective
sgency. He was a brother Of Judge J. NJ
Hall OF the Eighteenth district, mskinp
his home at Cleburne. and Colonel JONI
". and DR.. r. w. Hall Of Waco. He was
a victim OF dropsy.
FoRD-Livingston. Texas. March ~
Mrs. s. J. Ford. widow OF NJ. ID. Ford. died
81 The residence Of her daughter, Mrs
| Willie l.. MeCordelll at o'clock las
| night from illness OF long standing. sn'
leaves her mother. Mrs Mary Poindexterl
| a brother, Rev. T. r.. McCrarey am
daughter. Mrs. Mccordell. surviving nef
| she has been a consistent member OF thu
| Baptist church about forty years, benz
/ So years. Z months and 20 days old Al
most her last expression while conscioh
was ~ am safe In the arms OF Jesus.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-20
FIRE RECORD.
city Hnli Burned.

La Grange Tex, March l9.-At 4'l5 this
morning the citizens were aroused from
their slumbers by the alarm of fire, to
find the city hall enveloped in flames me
fire department, was helpless, as all OF their
eouipment, engine hose, etc, were IN the
building, and 1t was impossible 10 en,er
il when the Are was first discovered ut
DANES spread rapidly. burning the MIS-
souri,. Kansas and Texas PASSENGER depot
and a new two story house belohgihs 10
]. Stoehr. who is a shoemaker ana ran
shon in the lower story, with lodging rooms
upstairs A number of men were kept
husv ON the root of surrounding houses
TO keen the fro from spreading. HAD II
not been for a heavy rain when leii .ne
early part OF the night, 1t is prooapie mat
the loss would have been enormous
The loss Will reach $4,000; insured as
follows: City hall. valued at $1,000; con-
tents. composed OF engine. hose cart etc''
valued at s2250; building insured In the
Fire Association OF Philadelphia Tor s'Vo'
no insurance on contents.
sto,hr's house. valued at $1,000, insured
In the London and Liverpool and Globe Tor
$3.50 There was no insurance on the con
tents, but most OF his goods were removed
without serious damage.
Knfv depot. valued at $500; amount OF
insurance unknown.
All the records of the city, which were
in the mayors office, were destroyed, with
the exception of the minutes, which the
secretary had, and the assessors book Tor
the year 1897, which the marshal mad IN
his possession.
As usual. there are many speculations
as TO the cause Of the fire. but 1t looks very
much like the work OF an incendiary, as
there had been no fire in the building fo'
| several daYs.
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stoit, 1 neiKhbor. Who came 70 the door.
She ran into the doorway, clesipg the storm
door behind her, but Pennington fircd
through II. woundine her In the abdomen
Termination then retreated across to some
vacant lots. loading his gun. ~ he called
TO an officer and dared him TO shoot.
He exclaimed: "well. n you have not
got the nerve To shoot I have Then he
placed tho ipuzzie Of the gun to his ewu
forehead and blew the top Of his head on,
scattering his brains and pieces Of skull
fifty feet
Pennington was undoubtedly insane. II
Is thought that Mrs. Stolt can not recover.
but Mrs. Jchnson's injuries. while severe,
are not fatal.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-20
HiMENEAL..

ANDREWS ADAMS--For Worth. Texas.
March i7.--Hon. Thorpe T. d. Andrews and
Miss Mary Ofutt Adams were married to-
night at the First Presbyterian church.
Rev. C. p. Bridewoll performing the cere-
mcny.
DE LONG BIRD Georgetown. Texas,
March ls.--At the residence OF Mrs. r.
CadwaIlader In this city last sunday even
ing. Mr.. r. c. De Long was married IA
Miss Mamie Il. Bird. Rev. d. II. lie sueui
officiating. NJ. and Mrs De Long look
the train for Hillsboro. where they wiz
reside for the present.
VAuGHAN-S SARGENT - Fort Worth
Texas. March 17.-Thls evening at th'
prosdway Presbyterian church Hon. Gu,
p. Vaughan Of scguin and Miss Florilli
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-20
LuIinG Locals.

Lulinc. Tex, March i9.-Quitc crowd
ca,hored This evening at the Zedler factory
grounds 10 watch the raising oil the nam =
moth smokestack of that institution
Messrs. Ward & Palmie, the Contractor
are rushing the completion with iu''
force. ,,, ,,,,, boh with
The new game law VIII play nop WIZ
n number Of not hunters III 'he 10 ia
80 hcrctofore shipped game, both In ana
90, ~ season. This is especially the case
with deer and quail II the law Is strictly
ontorced in a few years game and hsh VIII
he much more plentiful than at present.
Copies Of The Post we're at a ols pre-,
,,,un Yesterday. Everybody wanted one
W. s,,Lscrihers for other dailies being the
most spirited bidders, as The rost -. rel az,
norts and illustrations were voted oy All
10 be superior to any other,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-20
NOTES.

The Santa Fe contemplates building a
track around Brennan for through freight
trains
The Albert Cohn bankrupt STOCK was
sold by Assignee s. Levin last evening 10
Droben A. Co. DALLAS. for 1920 The busi-
ness will be continued here.
W n Garrett, ESQ, has been selected to
deiivar tho grafton on the occasion Of the
annual picnic to be given on San Jacinto
day al Fireman's park under the auspices
Of Washington camp United Confederate
Veterans.
DR.. Hyer of the Southwestern, university
a, Georgetown Is lecturing at the Central
school building tonight under the auspices
Of tho Teachers Lecture bureau. MS SUP.
iect will be the * Ray" and the subject
will be illustrated with complete appara-
,us, Including tho Horoscope
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-20
ROW WITH MExICANs.
More Trouble and More Arrests Grew
Ont of Killing 0f Lockheart.


Sonora. Tex. March II, Saturday, wncn
tho body Of Jack Lockheart was brought
IN town for interment. Bob Lockheart. bro
Their of the deceased was assaulted oy
Mexicans with rocks and clubs, and one oil
them attempted to use a Winchester Lock-
heart returned the FIRE. wounding one IN
the shoulder and another In the mouth
The man driving the team with the corpse
,,,nt i, Nexic,n and presented his gun and
forced him TO come to town for officers
DEPUTY Sheriff Jim Corother and Con
stable Mark Toliver went at once to IN"
scene Of trouble and arrested ooth Lock
bond and the Mexicans were lodged IN
iail. At the examining trial all the Mex.
cans we're released except the one that
used the Winchester. Another mexican
was arrested yesterday charged Win pe'ns
accessory to the first killing:
Public sentiment runs high.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-20
THE PRIMARIES.

Ward chairmcn OF the Citizens club
have called primaries for their respective
wards to meet next Tuesday night at the
following places First ward. opera house
Second ward, county court room; Third
ward, district court room. These priina-
ries are for the purpose OF naming candi-
dates for aldermen. and all white citizens
Irrespective OF party, are invited to at
tend. Chairman Wheat has called the city
convention for Thursday night at the court
house.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-20
rplscnpAL MEETINGS..

Rev. william NJ. Jeffries, ID. D., arch
deacon of Texas is conducting series OF
moetings at st. Peters Episcopal church
,his week. Services every afternoon al
and at o'clock at night. Much interest
is being manifested. This church has been
without rector for some time. Bro Kin
solving will be here Sunday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-20
TILE BENNER LINE.

N. A. Benner. one Of the owners Of the
Bcnrer line Of schooners. which sail from
North Atlantic ports to the gulf ports IL
in the city looking after the Interests OF
his line. one OF his vessels In now en-
route TO Velasco and another Is coming to
Galveston from Baltimore. with cargo
made up principally Of canned goods Vel
asco has had several OF the Benner line
boats this season and Mr.. Benncr says that
they 20 there because II Is less expensive
TO the company In the matter 81 wharfage
than at Galveston. He was being chap
eroned here today by Colonel l.. l.. Foster
of the Velasco Terminal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-20

Richmond, Tex, March ls.-Mrs' VIM
son,rt and child, OF Needville. came 10
town today. also suffering from the p''es
~ tho mad log which bit MI banter
INA few DAYS ago In attempting ~
protect her child, which was on,s . .aSsr,,
bitten. Mrs. whisenant received se'e ,
h,tcs on her hands. she left TINS eVeh'ns
for Houston in search of mad stone
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-20
nNlrEp srArEs couRr.

8. n. CrovelI ys. Flood Il Mcitea. hear
ing concluded and cause submitted
Robert Henderson vs.. Steamship May
field. decree for respondent
An ordor was issued extending the gen
oral rules OF the district and circuit courts
to cover the Beaumont court.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-20
DEEDS OF A MADMAN.
t<iIled One Mnn. Wounded TWO wa
men and killed Himself.

oa,holt. Iowa. March 10. David ZEN
ninptou loaded a shotgun yesterday ana
.,.,,ed out to Kill number OF people VINO
had incurred his enmity.
lie frst hunted for A. p. Walter against
uhom he had a grudge. but Waiter saw
him coming and hid
Then he went to the house OF Hiram
,ohnson and fred al Mrs. Johnson seri-
a,.,, wonnding her In the shoulder and
ne next emp,ied both barrels INTO
In,ber Trsvtr, an aged man, killing MN
Instantly. Az. rrant
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seaiy. Tex. March ls.-Mr. W. A. yum
walt and W. d. Floyd Of Lometa. Tex are
here buying cattle and will ship. out be.
tween four and FIVE hundred head 70 the'r
ma s,,,re-in the territory about April J.
There will be several other stock snip
mepts from this point TO the territory next
month. A..
Hon James shelburne Of Beilville. is visit
ing relatives and friends In Senly.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-20
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS,
Mrs. Browns Story Of the Sweeney
Case.
INVESTIGATING ALABOR COMPLAINT
ALTERNATE ccmmistee WIN Look
Into the Matter--Mr. n~nncr
Looking over the Port.

Galveston, Texas. March ls.--The stir-
ring event in Houston yesterday In which
Mrs. J. NJ. Brown and Master Sweeney
played so conspicuous part created quite
sensation in Galveston when The Post,
containing a full account q the afiair,
reached here this morning. The news
stands were ovcrrun with requests for
copies Of the paper and after the supply
had been exhausted, which was very early.
those who were known to have copy OF
The Post we're besousht to lend thar copy.
This morning Mrs. Brown was seen by a
reporter and gave the following statement
OF the uffalr:
mir. Sweeney had frequently expressed
his antipathy of boarding schools, but
when the suit for divorce was brought to
trial he asked that the education Of the
boys at boarding school he given to him.
Tho court made an order giving MIR.
Sweeney the control and education OF the
two boys. Thomas Moreau and Charles
James. during their minority, providing,
however, that the boys might no LETT with
their mother while not In boarding school.
Mira. Sweeney was given the control and
education OF the little girl, and the father
was given the privilege Of seeing the chill
dren nj reasonable times whenever hc do
sired IN do so During the months since
thc decree was entered the children have
soon Mir Sweeney almost every day. but
unon a few occasion. wcr, mo-, ON account
AZ rain ar other causes. able TO keen their
appointment with him. On the Sunday
,eforo inst Mr. sweeney informed NoreAu
,h,, h, intended placinr him m IA hoard
.ng school and on tho following day he
,ooL tho child dow, town and purchasel
Trunk tio to,J him 10 he ready 10 20 to
Austin nm tho tollnwinr day nut tho de-
nnrfure was nos,nonpd until "Wednesday.
In taking Tho hov away. MIR. Sweeney
ssid h,s mother might visit him at the
l. choo, every day A. shc ohose. and Mrs
Sn .arey WON, 70 Austin nrcperod 10 stay
| for some lima 40 that abe might be near
nnr Inv we ,,f, her. an W,dnesday and
,,na, ar,iy,rc IN Austin wore informed that
Ne Sweeney ha 1 directed that my daugh-
| ,ar hn,,d 200 Marian but oncc n week
| va.,nriav mo,,iry whom we went 10 the
| No. ~ ,n,,ny No,nou dtssatisfI,d with
| w., - .,t ha nnsis,e5 ,ron leaving with
Wv W. AZ, ,,., lJaran MIN, ho cam, away
| ", nd. o,,,n tr,c Viii
AZ s,,csr.y md moi had control OF an,
| a, tho chudrcn un,tl n. took Morcau to
n.,,r MIN MIN 1'he other little hoy. Jim
,ccon,rautcd MS "a Aus,In.
| ,\vhcn Mor,au came away from the col
,o,o Win ~. NO Drove IN n hotel and ron
eor MIS- clothes They were rnlurod. W.
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Sargent OF Konnedao were ~Nitcd In mar
riagc, Rev. Junus u. French officiating
Tho groom Is member OF the Legislature
from Guadalupe county. and number of
his friends from scguin, Austin, Kyle and
other places were In attendance at tho
wedding.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-20

Georgetown. Texas, March is'--The re-
mains OF Rev. /. c. John, who died yes
,erasy at his home In Nashville, Tenn.
viii he brought to Georgetown for inter-
ment. reaching here sunday morning. Fu-
neral services viii be held at II o'clock.
Deceased has been prominently conneeiea
with Texas Methodism for over forty years
and was a member OF the Texas confer
cnCe,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-20
LABOR COMPLAINT.

Alderman Harrington. chairman Of the
special committee appointed by the mayor
10 look into the matter OF the complaint
Of some local labor organizations that
Stewar, & Co. the contractors who are
building the new Wharf company elevator,
are not paying the local standard wages
to lnborcrs. will meet tomorrow evening
In the council chamber to hear from the
labor committees and see what can ne
done by the council In remedyinH the ma,
ter complained Of Contractor Stewart Is
stjli absent and as there Is no certainly
as to when he viii return. the committee
has decided to hear the complaint of ne
laborers and see II they can do ANYTHING
The full committee consists OF Aldermen
Harrington. Weber and Norman. Alder
man Harrington said this morning tina, no
did MT know what thu nature Of 'he com
p,sint would he and could not outline the
possible action Of the committee.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-20
KILLED BY A FAIL.

white man named James Robinson
fell from the Texarkana and Fort Smith
trestle on the Orange side OF the Neches
mains were inferred yesterday afternoon
at o'clock without coroner's investi-
cation and Justice OF Peace Dowlen this
afternoon went before special meeting
OF the county commissioners for instruc-
tions as to what he should do In the
premises. The court was of the opinion
that the inquest should have been held
and the justice will doubtless make an
investigation. 1t is said that Robinson was
standing ON the trestle endeavoring to
turn a large cypress pilng with a cant
hook. The hook slipped aud he fell on q
stump twenty feet below.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-20
BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT.
Citizens Organize for the Municip pal
Campaign.
PRIMARIES CALLED FOR TUESDAY,
Fell From bridge and was KILLED.
Stockholders of Railroads TO
Meet-Notes.

Beaumont. Texas. March ls.-About 200
white citizens OF Beaumont assembled in
the opera house last night for the purpose
Of selecting a candidate for alderman from
each OF the three wards. but instead OF
making the proposed nominations a ciu-
zens' club was organized and the candi-
dates will be selected at primaries to be
held Tuesday night and Endorsed by con.
vention Thursay night.
Mayor Eastman, who was instrumental
In getting the citizens together. called the
meeting to order and announced the OBJ
jcct. Z
George c. O'Brien suggested that organ
iaation be effected. which was done by the
election OF d. p. Wheat. chairman. and
Hal G. Land, secretary.
Ex-Mayor Ives then advised that instead
OF the meeting nominating aldermen tina,
an executive committee, consisting OF q
chairman In addition to a member from
each ward, and that the selection OF can.
didates for aldermen be left to ward meet
ings, the ward nominations to be ratified
at eenefai convention IN Wnlch tne WARDS
would be represented by delegates.
Mr.. Ives put his suggestions In the form
OF motion and they were adopted. u,
X. Wheat being elected chairman and Ha
&. Land secretary OF a committee COM
posed OF b. r. Norvell, from the First
W. A. Ives, from the Second and Chenaul
o'Brien from the Third ward
On motion the organization was nance
the Citizens club OF Beaumont and by
standing vote it was decided that member
and participants In primaries should b,
confined exclusively to white people.
The meeting then adjourned
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-20

Angostura Bittcrs should find plac- In
every household The best cure for indi-
rosiion. Manufactured by DR.. j. G. u.
ssiegcrt 4 Sons
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-20
roor rnr,n superintend-nt..

PPPs n The instantIit is applied 70 aofs
kk6p y lungs, weak backs, painful kid
nsys. aching nerves and musciss,
AAnn rheumatism and sciatica.
lUVU Cs,iias' vsltale i3isessie psasea1o