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the Chattanooga. Nashville and st. Louis
VIII be delivered TO me upon our arrival
at Memphis, Remember, all applications
for advertising contracts and transpor,a-
ton must be made to me, and 'esire all
who intend to go on the excursion TO wrlte
me at once, that may be able to arrange
definitely with sleeping car people for rates
and sleopers.
rms promises to be grand excursion
and 1t is hoped as many members OF tho
press as can get off Will take advantage
of the opportunity to visit one of the
grandest expositions ever ield and one OF
the fairest cities Of our country. II ls my
Intention to go to Nashville scme time this
month for the purpose OF arranging hotel
accommodations and having everything In
apple pie order for the association uron
its arrival there 1t Is estimated that the
necessary expense OF the trip, including
everything for one porson, need not be over
sig TO SIS. and remain four days in Nash
Vile Fraternally yours,
w. II. Neel
Secretary Texas Press Association.
All papers please copy.
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NOT on THE TAN LIST.
Georgia Investigating Committeo
Unenrths Startling Facts

Atlanta, Ca, June 1.-The last legis-
lature, Just before adjournment, appointed
an investigating committee which is now
getting TO work, and It's first effort has
disclosed some peculiar facts in the mat
ter OF Georgia's taxes, For some time the
law regulating taxation In this State has
provided that each man return his own
property in lieu OF a regular ASSESSOR.
The populists OF the country charged dis
elimination by the State authorities against
the farmers, and TO meet this boards Of
equalization were appointed TO regulate
the assessments in city and country. A
big complaint was made which led TO a
return TO the old system. The committee
has uncarthod the fact that in the very
counties from which the kicking popull3tq
hail tracts of land from two 10 20 900 acres
have been lost" and It finally transpires
that as much rs l.5O0o00 acres Is unac-
counted FOR, This discovery is expected
10 augment the acrmony existing between
the city and county factions in the next
legislature. as the discrepancies are report
cd without exception from the country A
singular fact is that among the first coun-
ties found derelict In this respect was that
Of Fayette, the home county Of Mr.. MA
lock. head of tho committee whose short
ages amounted to 1000 acres,
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a correspondent says the empress Of
Germany never questions her husband
about political matters. nor has she ever
been heard TO express an opinion about af
fairs Of state.
George : Deakins Of Rawiesburg. w.
Va. n surveyor, has the compass and the
Instruments which belonged 70 his grand
father when. with Washington. he surveyed
Tho road from Washington 10 the Ohio.
Shakespeare provided motto for every
thing Thar for Victoria on the occasion
Of ne jubilee is found In Henry VI: Co
Salisbury. and toll them all from me
thank them for their tender, loving care"
Congressman sulloway of New Hamp-
shire is a member Of the salvation Army
aud has frequently been seen in their
parades both at his home 10 Manchester
and In Washington. His wife was formerly
2 salvation Army lassle.
Rev. DR.. Hopkins OF the First Congre-
Rationai church Of Dubuque. Iowa. a tor
MGR opponeut OF tho Sunday newspaper,
has become an advocate OF H. declaring his
belle! that changed times have made II
necessary. and that 1t has become per-
hanent feature Of the community's life.
Mrs. Mckinley was recently the roeip-
lent % one 81 the most magnificent lnce
han1koTchiefs Of the period The gift was
from Arg X. Il. Thorne OF La Cygne. Kan,
VINO WISHES to show her respect ana love
for thy first lady OF the land" The work
Is all done by hand, and contains 80. 900
pieces. all done with the needle.
j.. J.. Hutchinson. known as "old Hutch"
ia liY'ng AZ the home OF his SON in law. l..
A. Lancaster. IN Chicago. He docs NOT 20
out great deal and whom he does ven
tute on walk be is attended by some one.
HIS friends say he seems quite contented,
but they do not consider that his mental
faculties are by any means US keen as they
formerly were '
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THE TINES COMMENT.
iinwniinn Annexation WouId Intro
dncc NoNcI Eemfnres fog AmcrIca


London, June 1j-The Times, commenting
edtorially on the Hawaiian question and
dispatch from Mr.. Smailey, its New
York correspondent. says: There is but
little enthusiasm in the United States, &C.
corG:ng to our correspondent. either for or
against annexation. TIE enterprise. how
ever, is not without points appealing 10
the imagination of the American public.
II Mr., Mckinley fayors 1t as warmly as
seems TO be believed in Washington. the
chances are that the project will be car
ried out. If 90, there are likely to be the
troublesome questions arising for settle
ment between the two sets of American
sugar growers in addition TO the diplo
matte difficulty involved in the recognition
of Hawaiian independence. But in what
ever way annexation is effected. It Will
entail novel responsibilities and introduce
an entirely new element into the American
political system.
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Or FaThhuss, o. &cn York civ t.s -o...
to s"lizerlaud for bis anauai rest by. I'M,
year be ass gone as almost q pb,s.c,i
wreck aud befo.o sailing announced Ia ,,,.
if!eaas and to the public geseraI.y INA,
he hAa gut politics" 4ud would. uror ,b..
recovery Of f.s health. deyot. s.s ert,ro
''ii-e 2ad eaefgira TO bis church work.
The Pr.@eleT IN pol!tIes is not always q
pleasant spectacle. We have eop,. 10 ~,
os1i@s nie iaei that there Is g, much ,..,
u e'sFeD4t&b!s aad ooryupllng sbout p,lt.
'les that VIC Invariably exbeet 10 49,. ,bs
sAimea's q tie politician despatched II,
," aHiasoaisue to all our I5e..s OF pfonr,,,y
10 nee ne Tobra Of the ministry trsil,,.., n,
the duet ard mlge o. fierce polii,l ,on-
Ns's' but there aye occasions. uo.sn,,,
Nh"A u Is the duty o. the uulDit l., i,,r =,
voice agsilsi iaeraut nb,.ses ard ,,+,..
e'''> IA politics "a wcl - society d.
f1FEhufst ea'nc to the front vi s1eb an az.
eAaion AaT YORK was q hotbe1 q, ,s,-,,
HoA III rs police department. Tho ,.hnla
e''y ieiI that the evils existed but 10 man
'i great character. Of ability and fixed prr.
p~se "ss willing to take the lead in 80
efohaae for reforms. The pugnaeious and
courageous pastor OF the Madison Ayco,,
Ffesbyterian church ieaptd into the rim,
lHo started the nght--aaa reyolutiouizs.1
New York politics
The reforms which he secured ns,, M,
De iahung. for unfortunately they are Owen
over to the keeping OF the Ayora,o A,osr.
lean oifiee-holder. tut DR.. rarkhu,s, nm.
quesuonably accomplished a great ,,o-k
Hor ms time being he CLEARED the political
atmosphere Of New York City as 4, had no,
besn cleared for years, ana he ia entiilsa
10 the fun need Of praise.
II was dem0nHtration again Of y,b,,
ono courageous. hontst man can do I'm ~.
way Of arousins public sentilnen, aud puh-
lie action In community where there Ia
apparently a dead moral tone or In,y
standard OF public virtue. In the perform.
snoe Of the task. however. ia connection
with hs regular duties az pastor OF rrea,
metropolitan church. the distinguished re-
former shattered his health and now finds
Il necessary TO quit slther politics Or the
pulpit. and very properly and naturally
holds to the church work.
However much the public may have In
dsslged In squihs at Dr. Parkhurst's expense
and characterized him as crank and sen-
sationslist biz magnificent work hos
spokeP - ttssls y slsvatipy the political
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" AIN is IN DlsrRrss
THE CELEBRATED rrx
FINANCIALLY nnpass ses,,, =
''ne'e'. hesisnation 4. M.
=" f''nfnl con,ra., to HI. , q.
careless Way.

The New York Hera,s,,
'ponueu' cables the following. -
uf course am dying" and ~
smiled srimly. But | do ~. Wa
doug ,S it any faster than auybos w :. q
ioF dying in poverty. 1 had ,u,, :. = Al
III poverty here in Lonson 70 "
But 1t would be little NOR. am. ,s',fs
cause | have got quite a number :. -. - =
any one Of whom believs w. 800
for months provision. .ps H., : t'a
oras out the agony fairly lOoe ~. ...'s
could not help thiusi,,
,VH'e'n'hS forced in the sa,sls, =, !.
was 1t possible reverses o, ,or,,,s -
author Of SO many works hnA,W. ~
%''n VIII and humor and phiOso0s, -,
nish spirits were as serious 4, ~ =.
recently stated? 1t is true ", Go.
| uehied the report FIRST pnblishsa ssIsss
mat he was diving In a SAT alasE
good h anu certainly lie looked IA u.s.
a. iea''n When | saw him 4 cosrs :,
10, "to IN his house In. chslse, -
n.l there was a difference In hn -. -
nOIiiS, IL Was more lined N rnss ~
heF 'hah when / saw him las, ". -.
10 as bushy as ever, and Is Now -.
SNOWY white. and there was a ,pss,.. -. :,
hopeltss resicnatiDn in ais be,,,ns -.
wa. In painful contrast 10 his o1s -, -.
.ss' gong, careless way, aud h ,s,,. !,
ms disclaimer. in spite Of hid 800. m
mat Ne was perfectly well. va,
N'"eed. II his physical health ws-s ~ -.
best he was nevertheless "a 49,,
oy mental worries that the r,no-. - ~
founded ! wa
introduced as del!cately az ps,s,. ~.
subject OF the reports publlsb,i -ss.,s y.
IN the American pres. to whIcS - az.
tAe answer mat opens this interyiay
matter OF fact. however. i hes,s M,
Glher sources that since the death o. M
aaustter some months ago Mr.. csuss,
mas peeh trying TO hide his grief. trim
70 I'VE down his bereavement, /, ar.
piets ISOLATION. Until few das IN /,
!act' very few people were In the se;re, a
ms Whereabouts. and had IT no, been "a,
cousin Of his here In London who MI N
Ma4h vans name would not prvblblr
nave been brought up In connection vi,i
any such statemen, us tina, be We, a,ir,
and In complete poverty, for. althoueb ii,
leases with the Webster publishing fin
nave been so serious as 10 elgult the vhos !
Of HIS fortune, he Is perhaps tAe last ma, |
IN the Nhole world to let any oae kn~ 4 |
his financial difficulties so long AZ he Ia,
strength to hold his pen or so lour AZ hh f
fertile brain can evolve thoughts
His cousin fell Ill. and their names bslss
the same the two men were confused. TIE
financial losses sustained by Mr.. CAnsss
were well known, and elements ior he n.
port that he was dying in poverty are tAsn
all ready to hand From the sane source
learned that In spite Of NJ. ClemsaI study
disclaimer. he is overwhelmed With tiatr-
cial embarrassments, but there was also BIS
afr. which seemed areadtully like that Of 1
man trying TO keep his head above s,.ss
aud not succeeding too Well. to sup2as! ~
assert on
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BETTER he Careful.
o the Edllor Of NC Post.

To the Editor Of The Post.
The question of stree. paving hu ~ Z
costly aud yexatious experiment n wsl
large city for many years. Millions q a.
lars of the peoples money have been rss'
lessly and foolishly spent every year ID
putting down and tearing up vorthlas
payem.nts BY far the most serious aha
important matter with eyeT city Ihas o.
securing the smoothest. cleanst noseieeA
aud most durable payemsnls at he io"sss
possible cost. 1t is impossible 10 O'e' a.
timate their value. Every citizen and nA'
payer is directly interested, as II ih'o'''
much greater expenditure Of money 'aa'
all the other departments Of our city s@'
eminent. ~,
Every intelligent person will adnN .a'
fact that good and attractive olNs ,,,I.,
and sidewalks increase largely popu,aso
ana property values. as good roaas el -,
tho value OF all farm properly aug w.
Intelligence and refinement 10 e'es! s IN.
munity. No money could DO no's ..i
ciously expended. produce better i',-
and make a deeper impression 90 zoe w.
gress and character OF our people taAa ~,
ing with a good quality OF aspnsi 49,
our most frequented avenues Ils -,
advertise Houston from one eaa az.
country 10 the other and bring " -
ands OF the best citizens. as Eueila '.-
in Cleveland. Ohio, Peach Tree suw.
Atlanta, Ca, Pennsylvania avenue u w."
ing CITY. D. C.. Prospect sireet ~ ~
kte. etc. have done for those eu.' :, ali
desire earnestly and resperu" II,
the attention of our city ta'ne. ,s,,es;
above facts. and ask them In ins - /,
OF economy, progress and puoIe ~ 10
carefully consider them and ~ "a
adopting brick. gravel. granNe au ,I,,,,.,
asphalt without d thorough in'es,
of the respective merits Of each MAJ IA
A proper mixture Of pure sAna al
,,.',h asnhali,lm or mineral bitumo3 ~,
rolled on hard. even, dry oioa, "a
makes Enthusiastically the best sas sr,sr.
the world. After many yeaIs |" .,hsr Is T
ments with every known maier.as ads +
now being adopted by all prosnsss, "a ths
in Europe and America. Inc f"I -, fi.s
Door alike--eyeryone from thoss hsnka
IN carriages and on bicycles the XII ~ IN
M sa and manufacturers, down ,s .
Irayman and poor WASH won,aa ~ tr,elra,
asphalt payements. IL is VI AZ Mo
1ciseltss. impervious 10 "a.e,, EAIt
md yermin will not stay nes' ~ art
,leaned. produces neither mua "a auirl
IN anteseptic, prolongs human "a iaar ~
lie; n horse will live Niue rslrn "
,Tanite 'o or other rough streets. ! ~
S SrSt to the the eye and ear suits az I,ss s
rafr io is rapidly laid, causing ,nl'tssrsro
,ipes are quickly and easily rsp Wild :
'19 there is not an objection nn,o s Il
- sustained against II when p'''
OWn,
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SMALLPOX IN FLORIDA.
Woman Imports the Disease From
Cubn.

TAMPA. Fla June 3.--This part OF the
state is greatly alarmed over the appear
ance Of SMALLPOX at Fort Meade. a small
place in an adjoining county. II was
Drought there direct from Havana by a
cuban woman. who was allowed to leave
inc island while the disease was in an in
clpient form. On arriving at Fort Meade
the case developed. and State Health Of
hcor Porter was notified. on arriving at
inc scene he took every preCaution to pre-
vent the disease from spreading, end IL
is hoped that It VIII be kept Ia a sms II
radius. Fort Meade Is the ulace where
large number Of Cubans have recently set
ued Tor the purpose of raising tobacco and
manufacturing cigars.
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PRESS EXCURSION no NASHVILLE.
\ Chance for Editors to Sec The r,.
position.
To the Members OF the Texas Press Asso.
CiatiCn:

10 the Members OF the Texas Press Asso.
ciaticn:
secretary's Office. Dublin. Texas. June
li-Arrangements are now complete for
an excursion to Nashville and the Tenn.s.
see Centennial via the Cotton Belt route
from Texas to Memphis. and the Nashville
Chattanooga and St Louis railway from,
Memphis TO Nashyillei leaving Fort worth
on the night OF July 10 at 0 o'clock arriy-
ing at Nashville Monday morning nj A. %
O'Clock Transportation for this trip will,
% furnished on account OF advertising 10
members IN eood standing OF the assoc,n
non An who desire to take this ,rIn
WIN their wives. sister or some n'e,' n.p
inc FAMILY transportation WIN moi na
ISSUED TO moro than two persons ro,ra au
sentlng the same paper) should A. onc sia a,,
ply 10 me Tor Advertising contracts 40,
,hs Mns,hrr one or two will go. / have
me contracts for both Cotton pe,, ans
Nashviile' Chattanooga and 81. louis '"I
a ..,,, nave tickets over the Cotton He'll ana
Viii Issue the transportation OF that , nna
"om tnh Office The trnrspo rtation ev ss
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Pensions to Texans.

issue OF May IS
Galveston. N""'
ls'ue OF MAY 60
Original widows. ete.-Eilen Morris. La
ieuo: Julla Edwards. San Antonio.
MeNi,in var widows-Susan L. McCart-
ney. WlXahaohle.
Issue of May II
Issue OF MAY 2g-
lncrease-Reuben G. Tayse. Aurora.
oI;snai widows, etc.--sI,cial, June 2.
nimira Pickard, Wautausa: Lily +,
Nine NINE. San Antonio. Ignacta lopez La
ns %;dows Iad.aa wsrs--sarah D, Branurn.
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Secretary Texas Press Associate
All papers please copy.
| General Gordon Announces Fellow.
ship of Camps.

General Gordon:
General orders No. 191.
| Headquarters United Confederate Vet
oraus, New Orleaus, June IL. ls97.-Th,
general commanding hereby announces tht
! fellowship OF the following mined camp.
In the organization OF the Uaited Conled.
crate Veterans. and tieir respective mem
Eers to-wt:
General Monroe Parsons camp, No. s7s
Shawnee. o. T.
Hen T. Embry camp, No 977, Russell.
Vile. Ark.
Confederate Veteran camp, No. s7s
Vance Ga.
Confederate Veteran camp. No. 979,
Broken. |. r.
WostmorelInd camp, No. $50, Hague, Va.
J. b. Ward camp. No. ISL, Hickman, Ky
renceyile. Ga.
Stewart County camp. No, 9s2. Lump
kin, Ca
Henry L. Wyatt camp. No. es4. Hender-
son, y. c.
seialia camp. No $50, sedalla, no.
Confederate Veteran camp, No 9s6. John
son city. Texas.
JEFF Thompson camp. No. 9s7, Sharon
Tenn.
Reinhardt camp, No 9Ss. Hazen. Ark.
C. S. Winder camp. No. $3.50. Easton. Nd
Jim Purtle camp. No. $50. Fulton. Ky.
Van II Manning camp, No. g9l, Malvern.
Ark
ryville. Tenn.
Confederate Veteran camp. No. 9e3,
Petersburg. Tenn
Mcmillan camp. No. 99i. Decaturviile,
Tenn.
Joe Johnston camp. No. 995. Jonesboro,
Ark.
Confederate Veteran camp, No. $50.
III
Warren Mcdonald camp No. 9o7, Union
City Tenn.
John A. Jenkins camp, No. s9s. Ores
den, Tenn.
New Hope camp No. 99e, Dallas, Ga.
Joseph E. Johnston camp No. 1000,
Chaplin, :. c.
j. +. b. Stuart camp No 1901. Berry
Vile Va.
Edward Manigault camp No. 1902, Nc
Clellauville, S. C.
Henry NJ. Ashby camp No. 1908, Mid
dleSboro. Ky.
Eagle camp No. 1904. England, Ark
\. $. Bouknght camp No. 1905, Clouds
Creek p o. s c.
Corporal Tally Simpson camp No. 1o06,
South Carolina
BY order OF ]. b. Gordon, general com
handing. Geo Norman,
Adjutant General and Chief OF Staff
tOniciai)
The list OF camps by States is as fol-
lows
Northeast Texss division .......S1
West Texas divisiOn.... -. .......6l
Southwest Texas division .....33
Southeast Texas division ........3l
Northwest Texas divlsion... ......17-<23
south carolina -. -, -. -
8, '"p"lHa - -. -. -. -. ...... NJ
hi'aFoul 80. ~
H'uIsla q
AIhdhSas 81
mississippi -. -. -. $500. So
= '"H,sSee -. ~
i.oulslaha ........ %
teSNtuVkS 49, - - IA
Nofth carolina -. -. 80. -, -. IS
Virginia =. $3.50. rs
= iu' 4S1 30
w est virginia -. :. -. 49,. II
lndian territory -. &c. ... $50. Ii
.. :. :. :. 80. =. z
ohldHoHd
,,sM MeAlco -. -.
,,''no'S''' -. -. 80 -.
~ -. -. ANA -. .'. -. -. .... ......
: "iioI ma l
District of Columbia. 80. -. -. go. / |
iotal... ..........1, 006 |
Geo. Norman,
Adtutant General and Chief of staff.
fOfflcia1
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cishiecn Years, They represent total
value q sSs,eo0. COO
Ths experiment OF Sunday stree. cars In
Toronto. Canada, continues 10 work so we'll
that the threatened Rttesup, to test the
question In the courts will probably be
abandoned.
The editor OF tho Eidorado. Me. fepuo-
loan remarked the other day: our wife
had rcs;ful sleep las, night. She awoke
this mornlng with bright eyes, sweet,
smile and IA Sprins chicken appetite"
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LABOR MATTERS,
W"rkmen Given Choice of n Cut in
wages or n lockout.

Lawrence Mass. June 1.-THE 500 OPP
era,lVes at the Methrun company's cotton
MN at Methrun were informed by the firm
quay uhey would be given the choice OF
accepting reduction of wages in order
nat ms mill may be kept running during
me summer months. or be discharged at
once and have the mill suspend operations
u Is not known yet what action the oper-
atiyes Will take ~
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News' Comment.

London. June 15-The Daily News, dis,
cussing the Hawaiian question this morn
ing. says: England has only speculative
interest in the fate of Hawaii. The United
states wants the islands to develop the
Pacific trade and is going to take them.
Tho acquisition will prove an epoch mark
Ing transaction. America has at last en-.
tered into the scramble for colonies None
can say. least OF all the Americans, where
they Will stop
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.oce Ia municipal politics IN our greatest
cay. No one will eesrudse him his well
ea-rec vacation, or wish othevVise than
hat suca valuable and courageous citizen
uAy Re spared We; many years to his con.
s-ssatL1z and his community,
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Strike In Cycle Fnctory.

new Haven. Conn. June l4.--On the an
houneemoHt this morning of a 10 per cent
general reduction of wages at the Worces
ler Cycle shops in Middletown, Conn, 100
men went on strike.
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Gnnd Tcnchers nsiain MI

Dublin, Texas, June l'-ine !, ,.sess|
has elected the following cof's ", asa
principal High school; b NJ r : lstlys3
Terry. Henry Long Mrs. > , 4 IA
misses Ethel Latt,mo asou jessie B''']
Emma Perry, sailie hern' :,
ford. Cappie Potts, Zine the prs.e..' y,
This Is The eleventh ' s,Iseted 10 thii K
perintendent has been .,.. e'tp ys.r 70. g.
L I,,ton. rsN in the schools sss,,. w
rerry nA six and Miss foul. ~ q
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Special stss csnntssisnera.
THE CITY.

The Pes. q 4eaiyS-s3 20 ar Sa-: of tie
city BY -AsT.s-s * 3 " yer ;zoa.s, three
E9onths, 49,, az .-.czt-s, Ss-9s eAe year.
Ngeo.
MI Tsso3e-. Ee--E haa csRrKe CT ihe
City C.FCG-dIacr srz Gsile .-irg.
MeSr<. zAsS 80 Beng AID Charles
Lott ara the AL;SJTlac- e1ile-;orS 81 al
atty bills bQ.A Advertising za1 susscrtS-
ton, ana no -crsF shoGs- Be pad - Aly
eEe Other tE1l hose 1Aa.e1 -7..ss slec4-s
Written authority SSsnr4 - TIE Business
Eanagcr IS saow1. Al accounts - any
Eze should he ps.i ey check IA favor VI
The Houston Printing Company.
NO orders for gools." els. 4ss r-vea ey
thc mama; eilrni, @1- f.c-s vii * -ccsl:-
ID III payment Of ease ti.-
subscribers f2llins 70 T~-elve ~ p2rtz
regularly vii please notify ;ht Office
promptly. Livery subscribers pa is ex-
tecEet TO to deAYerea a5t later :. a. sc
T. m.
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statistics OF Lynching.

In connection with the recent lynching
In Ohio the New York Herald publishes
tabulated statement showing the number
of lynchng5 which have taken place in
this country since 1885. This statement is
as follows.
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Whle most OF these lynchlngs occurred
in the South. whore the crime against
which the remedy is directed most fire.
quenuy occurs IL will be noted from the
above table that iynchings within the past
year have also occurred in New York, Min
nesota, Illinois, Indiana. Idaho. Colorado,
Oklahoma and Indian Territory. These fig
ures distinctly prove that lynching is no,
a sectional product.
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need Of Trsy

p.l,.s, Texas. Juns ~" Z NJ cd
dealer in paints, OILS. -. ~ sfta,
street, filed deed q ,I,, " n
10 81. Louis ana
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EN-M!nls;tr Eustis says the European.
VIII retaliaie against the American tsrin
Sure. Aud we viii rc; 1t ia the neck a,
Rome and abroad oou.lng and going. \
war would hardly ,cst Us more thal th,s
tar-H insns,rosi:y will cos; u, before 1, is
r-.ss1es
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VIII Have Lots OF Room.
Workman News.

The evil that men do lives after them
the good Ia Oft inferred with their bones. :.
Applying this to tho present legislature
we eie inclined &c think thA bepss viii
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served that since 1892 the number of these
lynchings has steadily decreased. In 1896
there wore only III victims of lynch law,
divided among the various States in the
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As a ietser writer General Comez is
far--erschins and iridescont success. HIS
Letter 10 Butch Weyie has the ring Of
a enEle and strikes WITH the impact OF
sclat shot. There's many feht IL. the
cit man 49,