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The Monitor-register., 1897-05-14

HOUSES TO RENE-House on Auburn
IA street. House on Bowen avenue, and Il
house on Spring Garden street: Inquire OF
FRANK MKIGHI.
The Monitor-register., 1897-05-14
Esr JERSEY RAIL ROAD TIMETABLE
CENT A WORD COLUMN.

Ugou G0G7t to bag dnythttg-D you WoM TO
Sell aBythtng-IJ goW t0d7t to EIeh07sge any
htng-U you e0Unt a SeTUdnt-V you t0Gft-
Employment.
The Monitor-register., 1897-05-14

I'll
House and garden, South Woodstown.
nearly opposite Grier's store.
The Monitor-register., 1897-05-14

FEYO RENT.-Two houses on Creamery aye
nue.. House, barn and large garden on
Auburn street. Other properties on appli-
cution. L. S. FOGG.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-27

mons are very successful ny proselylers
IN whatever Held they attempt 10 labor.
Now that they have pitched their tonts
against Chicago the residents Of this city
may as vol make up their minds to take
side. They viii havo 10 be Mormons
or 0nl-Mormons II IL said on oxcsl-
lent authority that whom they once get
loothold hey are mover driven out.
Aud they have fOothold here.
Yes, 10 Chicago aud elsewhere,
where the Gospel OF Christ is being
preached, the hearers must take sides,
and II is well to remind them that on
the stand they take will depend their
fate for time and eteroity. The mcs.
sage OF Jesus bpars this seal: "He
lhst bolleveth and Ia bapt.zs shall be
saved; at he that dlsbelieveth shall
be condemned" There is no neutral
ground.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-27

and iremblers who puree a hope th It
Deity lie non.uEistest; 1t Is as
strong, ne firm, as enduring, as per-
feet, ns is the testimony OF the Apos.
Ties Peter, James, John. and
others Of their council 10 the resufrec.
ton OF tho risen R.deemer. And in
the divine authority and powers Of the
same ApostIeship 1t stan's to oil
who dwell upon the earth or in
heaven.
1t is well for all the young people to
note the force, the olearness, ana thc
certainty with which the witness Of
this venerable Apostle OF tue Lord IL
presented 70 them in his life ami In
his language; 1t is well for the Saints
to give o special attention to its direct
ness and power; and It would bu well
for all men to weigh 1t frcm the
sEaRdpolnt Of consistency, Of thorough
investigation, and OF its practical ap-
plication to the neuis aud desires q
mankind. May the blessings Of
Jehovah continue to abide with Presl-
dent woodruff, AMI for many years
yet may he DO spared to the Saints
to bear witness OF the mercy, love and
wisdom Of God, manifested in His
GOspel plaa restored to earth in THE
dispensation by mpsseueers sent f. Il
the throne oil grace!
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-27
rnANsMIssIssIrr, coNenrss.

The request made Of the Legislature
that that body take steps necessary 10
make complete success OF the next
Transmlsslssipp Congress, which ia to
10 held In this city, will appeal to the
patriotism and hospitality OF members
from every part OF the State; and in
granting tbs request they will perform
an action G lounding to the advantage
OF tho whole people. For the purpose
designed. nm appropriation of funds
will be necessary, but the amount re-
qulreu is email. and no Doubt Will be
advanced with pleasure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-27

IL COMMENTING upon "suchra
party" slvsn by some ohuCch people
in Pennsylvania recently, for charity
purposee, tho Christian Statesman Of
Philadelphia ironically suggests that,
as gambling Is next to intempersnce in
being the most waste'ul vcg, It would
TIC in order to "try a great beer and
whisky party next time" Tho means
u.s. well rs the object usually has aonl, .
thing to 10 with the vlr,uu OF Pr.
ceeuin..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-27

Tho timo 10 cure them 10 tht
minute they start, The remedy need.
ed 10 the beat one made. Ballard,
Horehound Syrup is the most prompt,
certain and harmless remedy for oil
Throat, Lung or Chest Troubler,
Mr.. a. l.. Armstrong, Clinton, No,
e prominent druggist, gays: 81 stll
forty different cough remedies, tut
never in my experience have soll ~
much Of any one, ns OF BRllsr1'a
Horohound Syrup. An cay It "a the
most perfect remedy for CorF b.,
Coli', Consumption, ETC." Price 20
and 90 canip.
Bold by z. C. NJ. 1. Drug Depart.
r1cnt,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-27
roriunaio nIeycie Ril,ors

ars thoso that know whst Bailard's
Sow Liniment will DO. No soreness
font siroohed sinews OF strained
muecles. Qniok recovery when misbsp
beislle. No liniment penetrates Ike
this one. II has all the virtues OF other
liniments and peculiar merits OF ita
avn. Curos where others only relieve.
Banlshes rheumatism, Neutslgis;
relieves Strains, Cuts, Burns and Frost
Bitog. Ia n and Inflammation simply
can't cay where 1t Ia applied. YOUR
money awaits you II II fails 10 sa,isly.
Price 50 certs.
Sold by u. q. NJ. l. Drug Depart.
ment,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-27
Tho liver Kecp, people wen.

When tine liver in eluggish all other
organs arc involved. You suffer from
Constipation. Bliiousness, Jaundice,
Headache, Indigestion, Pain in Back,
Chiils and Lose OF Euergy. You VIII
never know how promptly these
troubles can be cured until you use
HERBiNE. II cures quickly when
other remedies utterly fail. Regulates
the Liver, Pnrifies the Blood. HER.
BIHE 10 q Harmless Vegetable Remedy
that gives nav life and eDergy almost
from the frat dose. Price 20 Cents.
Free Trial Bottle at z G. M. I.
Drug Department..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-27

hbou H., DE Sarsaparila and advised
mo totry il-Ghis is the kind OF adver.
Is ng which gives Hoods Snrsaparllla
lno largest snles IN the world. Friend
tells friend that Hoods Sarsaparilla
cures; that IL gives strength, health,
vitality AMI vigor, and whole neigh.
boihoods uae 1t as u family medicine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-27
WARRINGTON N. g. AND BErunN


s07.75 via Rio Grandc western Try.
GA Feb. 26In Suu - uu Rio
Grande Westsru viii seIl round trip
tlcbeta TO Washingu n, ID. G. at rate
Of s57 10; ticfete geo until March l2 II.
Two lnsl through tnins daily carrying
an classes OF qulpment. For add.
lOnni inlnTmHiioH irquire VI |. A.
Benton, C'tY picgot Agent, No, 10 W.
2ud South ST., City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-27


RESIDENT Noodruh, Elder george
G sam ,,'I L. IN orc Ar,,,h,nr ina, w Cav po,
| SUNDAY schoole
0. Presentation Of bouquet to Pseb ldcnt Wood
-, run, by sister Rose Wallace.
~ hemarks ~ resident Woodrah. .,,-
." ,grit,cn tor ~ oc.1siny h, sPoJ NJ z
stephcne. Qunrtet' OigN Peterson, Manic
Mills, Rose fmithn and Louie Bull. 10.
fFain by t. IL. Dassctta choir
| We ever pray for thee. our Prophet dear.
that zoo VIII give 70 ulee eomiSt ana choeri !
Sin M, ,h IL ro,v
w. We ever pray for thee. with an our hearts
10 udS and sSu ESn ms s ram no Sg ny s a
10 shcd a holy iieht around our way.
MA e S PTaS ior anSe; VIII ietyoht doSo,
Tbsn n III ie vcp MAX ma iind MI c,yc
Ali that IL meet, or best, whiie thou shalt live
10 y,,.,,.,.. 10. ,,-,,,,.,. ,....,,, a f,..,,,,
III iiymn. song Of Prstsn snndsy sohoois
H. Remarks.
10. Recitation IN concert OF the Lord's Prayer.
., ~ mo schools ,s ,,d by hlaer X :; Horne.
w. 1, e,g lynn n1t rr'"o 'ua' NC iour
II iiencaietion hy ELDER ticor,o ncypolda
Such sehooia IA hfo nbic 10 attonu arc
requested 10 DC present IN boay Wlth
iull CORPS OF ohcers ana teachers, no.
later IMAM l'l1 p; ~: Ihe entire cehtor
served Tor NOR use. Momoers OF me
committee OF arrangements ana AIDS VIII
ne ~ the labetnacle n.y. p m TO receive
mo schools, which VIII DO seated III the
order OF their arrival.
Ihode schoois SCUM oil south Iempio
street VIII enter nt tho south and wost
| gale' OF tue temple Dlock, ana the TAB
eruaclo,by mo soulh doors; those achools
horth oil INC HDove llhe WIN enter ny we
| east (small) ana norm gates, ana the
| Iabernacle, by inc north doors.
| Superiniendonis arc requested to have
| lhe members oil their schools prepared
| 10 reclto IN concert tne LORDS Prayer rs
| found IN Matthew, 9th chapter. and the
Articles Oh FAITH also prepared to
sing we Ihank Iheo, y God, for
| Prophet, song OF Praise, IL There ANY
| thing We Gan Dog what Prl2o snail 30
| Your RewardY God speed theeRight,
anu the chorus to IN Our Lovely Deseroi.
These pieces may DO found IN lthe sun
| daySchoOl Hymu BOOK, which, with the
| Desorot SUNDAY school Union Song
| BOOK, should be, ms much As possible, In
the hands OF every attendant. The NOM
bers OF Tho sunday school choirS are
expected ana requested to occupy the
| tabernacle cholr seats, which VIII accom-
modato from hvo to seven hundred sing
ers. Speslai fehearsal lor these VIII be
sor,.icns S",d, ';,a.no,, 't'o " III
| Please bring books.
Superintendents. acting in full har-
mony with their Bishops, are requested
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-27

THERE WILL he NO permanent reli ci
to the southwestern part OF the CITY
frlm high water until the surplua
canal receives a larger share Of the
jordan than Is now turned into IT. The
beat and cheapel way is to widen tho
canal and carry the wafer OF there. 80
the river bgd csn serve as drain
canal along the entire 81 esIern part Of
town.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-27

A. Il, Derre " CO. me now open Tor
the Big FIRE sale OF 1900 books and
other damagod etoch. We expect to
return TO our old quarters in about a
month, ana thali take 70 d,mnre Ell
70 lGs with us
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-27
EXCLUSION no wAsnINGToN. d. O..


F'h. 20 anu 27,n, round Trip only
1915 Two daily ira rs. Tue short.
'st nrd fas.e-t linz. For pn'ticu inrs
,all al Union p. clfc ticket oflcp, 2Ol
Main Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-27

HOODS Pills act easily and promptly
on the liver aud bowels. Cure sick
headaohe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-27

On Monday, March l, 1897, ls my birth.
day and the birthday of Mrs. Emma
Woodruff. On that day shall be
30 years Of age and Mrs. Woodruff Will
be 90 years Old. L expect 10 moot my
friends upon hat occasion in the Taber-
nacle at 10 o'clock, and l freely invite
and welcome the Presidency OF the
Church, the Twelve Apostles, the Patri-
archs, tho Seventies, the High Priests,
the Bishops, Elders. Priests, Teachers,
and Deacons, with the whole Church OF
Jesus Christ OF Latter-day Saints, and
in tine, Jew, Gentle, Catholic and Prot
estant, clergy and laity, editors, re-
por,ers, and all who feel disposed to
spend couple OF hours upon that occa-
sion at that place.
WiLFoRD WoopRUfF.
Rorn March / 1907
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-27

oitv gubscribers will kindly mostly J. T. DunbE r,
tcirculAtor) OF any nrogularity In tho delivery Of
heir paperh
All communications should be addressed 70
Draxzzr news PUELrsHSo &c.
Zslsphons sss>
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-27
Excursion To salt Y.aIIc city on Presi
dent Woodruff Hlrihdny.

On me occasion OF Pte.iueu Wood.
uf's Birthday Jubilee, Feb. 2sth, the
Rio Grante Western will make rate Of
ore single faro tor the round trip from
nliuoiuts 'n tho STATE. For additional
JtiRils iuqulre ~ ticket npent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-27

The HFvs is on sale at tho principal Hotels, Fcvt
Glands and on all passenger trans leaving iho CITY
after p m daily.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-27

Subscribers changing tneir place OF rendcuss
thouid always give former vol as present. aa'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-27

THE SuNDAY schools In this city
VIII m o, aa usual tom rrow forenoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-27

The uEaaRNr EVENING NEWS IL pnull 'hoa dhliy,
Streets. Salt Lake City.
Train Kdiuon a, $50 p. IN. Regular Edition at
O'Clock. $500
The DEsranr srMr. wrrE1.I EEvs IL Published
on Tuesday and Friday OF each week. ,
Tho DEsSnLr wEEKLr Ia magazine fern Is pup
nshad sYsry EaturdAr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-27

Immediately after the bcnodlolion a
reception will be held by President and
Mrs. woodruff, All who desire to ahRto
hands wish them will be given tho
opportunity. On account of tho large
number who VIII avail Themselves OF
'hls privilege, IL should be p, decided
with Hs oxpeditiously u practicable.
The approach to tho President Will DO
from the north. All who arc ON tho
south sido OF tho building will move
notthward and approach Iho stand from
that direction.
While tho reception Is in prorre7s
there will be performances on tho 0fran
by Professors Daynca, Mcclellan ana
Iadcliiiei also music by Prot. Weiho's
orchestra.
In preparing tho program tho commit
tee has aimed to limit tho limo Tor ozor-
alsos to one hour and thirty minutus and
Tho reception at their close to occupy ono
hour.
Tho committee suggests that all who
intend being present cut out this pro-
gram as it ia not the intention TO print
and furnish alps to tho large assembly
in the building.
John Il. WtNpEu
ii. B. CLAWsoN,
&. X. SAVAGE,
Committee
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-27

President George Q. Cannon wi u preside.
Musical director, frot. kvan stephans
Singing--Noblc Chief, Tabernacle choir.
Prayer, President JOsoph b smith
Sing ms, Hall Prophet Brother, Friend
Tnbnrggcle choir; words and music by Prot
HAM r4Upuut brother, trleudi
Beloved ana chosen one OF God)
We honor thee, ana love thee
The years. AZ silent DER thy head
They ve passed have woven and o'erspreAc
A wreath Of love auout thee.
The bloom OF gentle words and DECIDE,
sprung round thy pathway from the seeds
OF kindness thJu mast scatIered,
Have formed into rosy chain
That b NOS SO gently, ycl ~. N
70 firm mat none can shattor.
Long may we have thy presence horG
To guide. to cour ,el, and 10 cheer
The honest hearts that love lice,
Ana may We suil together b.
Through tine and all eternity,
When G0d SHAH hence remove thee.
Address OF Welcome, President Woodruff
singing. God Moves IN Mysterious way
Tabernacle choir and congregation.
Address, President Lorenzo snow.
Singing. HuAAnnnh.
Address, President george . Cannon.
singing, Utah We Love Thee.
Address.
Singing.
BenedictiOu Flier brigham Young
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-27

Tho doors will open at . and services
will begin promptly at 10 a. IN.
1t is desired that all be in their seats at
least five minutes before the proceedings
begin, TO avoid confusion.
The presiding authorities will occupy
their customary places on the stand.
High Councillors, Bishops and COUNSEL
ors and home missionaries vii, take
their usual seats.
Tho entire gallery and largo part OF
the main floor will DO open TO the public
Tho entrance 10 tho gallery will DO a. the
east end Of the building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-27

For the reception on Monday, the
COMMITTEES splseteu has fixed the
following as the procedure to be
Observes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-27

Born March l, 1907
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-28
Y. Il. ;. G. e. CONVENTION.
The Non-Arrivni of Some Delegates
Cnnsed Chnnge Of prOGrammc.

Huntsville. Texas. February Glowing
to the non arrival of some Of the delegates
The programme Of the Young Peoples So
ciety OF Christian Endeayor OF huntsville
district was changed little last night. The
devotion service Vas led by Rev. H. +.
Olmes,cad OF Galveston and the welcome
addresses responded to by Mrs. Sloan, the
president o. the society There We're a
large number at the meeting and the ser
vices we're quite Interesting.
This morning from 80 to I Is there was
a sunrise meeting at the Christian church,
the topic being Thanksgiving, led by Mi.
g, y. Mckee Of the sam Houston Noriual
institute.
AT SIS devotional services were held at
the Sam Houston Normal institute. led ny
DR.. j. c. Mason Of Houston
At 1920 Il business session was held
with the topic. our Officers followed by
five minute papers and five minute dis
cusBions, The president, g. f. Savage, La
Porte. the secretary. Mrs. e. Romans.
Webster. the treasurer Miss Mary Davies
Galveston; the lookout committee, Miss
Mamie Turner. Alvin. the prayer meeting
committee, Miss Floy Dawson. Huntsville.
Song.
12lo-"Our District" Mrs. 5. NJ. Sloan.
Pine Valley.
l. 2O-"The Model Leader" j. II. Dou-
thiit. Houston.
Prayer
1his afternoon at o'clock the follow
Ing programme was carried out.
Prayer and Praise led by Rev. J. A
Donnell. Alvin
our Pledge 7. d. Coupland, Pine Val
Icy
How Shall We Enter tho Open Doors ?"
parliament led by G. 4, Byers Houston.
Sony Send the Iipht "
"ObligatioAs of the Local Societies to
State aud District Unions" W. G.. Bell,
Austin
Footprints on the Sands Of Time" par
Lament led by S. g. lnman. Houston.
"On Land and sea- Miss Susie Fear
Lakc. Galveston
Song Speed Away"
Sunday school lesson for February %
taught by Professor II. r. Estli of the
sam houston Normal institute.
Song
Prayer by Rev. W. l.. Kennedy. D. n.
city
Tonight a large audience assembled at
tho Methodist church. when the following
programme was carried out:
Prayer and song service. led by Professor
II C. Pritchett Of the Sam Houston Normal
irftitutc.
systematic Giving" IL. II. Grotthouse.
Dallas.
The Ideal C. f. s; lis Aim and Re.
suits" Il. Il. Horton. Galveston
AN These Things Shall BE Added Unto
You" r. II. Rood, Houston,
Song,
Houston, '97," ]. II. Douthiu. Houston
Report Of committee on place OF next
II Getting.
Song. Scatter Smiles and Sunshine
Prayer and bencdIction, Rev. A. r. Ben
nick, New Wavcrlv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-28
ART NOTES IN THE HOUSE.

mortal from the citizens OF Guadalupe
county. asking for an appropriation FOR the
establishment OF a girls Industrial school
a Bryan In connection with the Agricul-
furai and Mechanical college.
The following bills were introduced
by fresler-llill defining the purposes
for which the school funds of the state may
be expended and requiring the trcasurcrs o.
such funds to make annual reports.
BY Presler-bill requiring every public
school In this State TO DO taught for II
term Of a, least four months in each year
by Burns. by request BIZ providing that
In the trial OF civil cases and IN the trial
OF criminal cases below the grade of felony,
nine jurors eoneurring may render YER
dict.
by Stone-Bll empowering any city
council or city school board In any place
constituting AN Independent school district
to regulate the Attendance OF children
BY boSSer-Bill 70 require cotton gin
nerK 10 make weekly reports to The com
missioner Of agriculture. insurance. stats
tics aud history, fixing peualty for the
violation thereof.
BY presler-Bll authorizing the sheriff
OF any county ia which district court IS In
session. upon the order Of the Judge. 10 "a
scutc In any county In this State instanter
attachments and preventing said sheriff
from taking bond for the appearance OF
attached witnesses.
BY Darvin-Bill to validate the incorpo-
ration OF cities or towns OF loco Inhabitants
or over. incorporated since March 80, 1895,
which have heretofore attempted to be in
corporated. and make tho same legal
The morning call being concluded. spc.
cisi order fer today. Mr Wayland's fee bill.
was laid before the senate In a mutilated
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-28
COMPLETED IT'S WORK
FINAL REPORT OF THE, COMMISSION
ON VENEZUELAN BOUNDARY.
Results of Their Investigations VIII
lie Used by the Arbitraturs in
settling the Dispute.

Washington. February 27.-The vene-
Nelan boundary commission today sub
mitted its report to the president and thus
terminated the work which has engaged
the attention Of its members for many
months. by appointment the entire COM
mission called at the White Hous- at noon
today, There were Justice Brewer, Mr..
Coudert, Judge Alvey, Andrew y. White
ana Mt. Gilman, with the secretary of the
commission, Mr.. Malet-p Provost The
president received the commission cordially
ana spent half an hour in discussion with
lhe members. The results OF their Iabors
Nhith, while not as conclusive as expected
al the beginning Of the work. viii be Of
great value TO arbitretors who viii event
uh'ly settle the boundary dispute Consid
ering the extent of the ground covered
ne report Is very short, No direc, state
mehi as to its nature is obtaiuahle. but it
rs brlltNed that IL does not atteulpt IN
stare the location Of the true divisional
hhe between Venezuelan and British t;ui.
ana which was the original obieci M In
curry. but II Is a synopsical statement Of
inc ground gone over By The comnission
up TO NE time when it was unable 40 nm.
"eC'ake lhrlher work upon tfat lmpoffunt
question II has not been decided Whether
or not the report will be made publir M
y seems pronable that In the end II win
ne Transmitted 10 congress not as ,n,t.,r
OF right but for information Srrarce'
lhehts are already being made for cIo.in,
up the quarters occupied by the commits,
SION IN the sun building. Tomorrow al
out TWO suites OF the rooms VIM he eur,
rendered and tho effects OF the commlss,o,
VIII be sold at auction.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-28
THE DAY AT THE
CAPITAL OF TEXAS.
Comparative Quietude Reigned in Legislative Cir
cles Yesterday.
Received Requests Veto Rogers
Bill Granting Channel and Dock Companies 700 Pct Permis-
svc Right Of Nay Each Side of the Channel

Legislative
a
the
ondr ling
Culben
senatorial district
which has
II
in be the
that practically
Ike coast
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-28
STR ANGIE DIsAPPEARAyCE.
Young Girl Missing from Homc-A
Mysterious Affair

Rellvlle. Texas february 27.-On the
lrazos river. ten miles east of This place.
on farm helonsng to C. f. HcNmeih.
rvsio's Tohe Jones ana his lGtle SON lie.
fore las' Tuesday therc WIS a dauehtcr.
~ wears Of nga and fair 10 look unon she
* not thorc now. Rud as a result OF Tor
strange Ill appcarauco her g"cf-strcke1
"a her has lone nothing hut st,trch fer
hpr slncr thf time.
Lena Jones was a handsome Girl. well
h,.oN'-i and q molcl hpuFtteepor FOR hor
father; th5t duty having lovolved upon
ht d'Wh of her mother several
She A. pneared last Tuesday. between
Iinlsr time ANA dark. her father and liitle
brother being absent work ug an the time
She TOOK with her her personal belong
Ings a9d Nohoiy saw her 20.
Ther, Nas 40 love autir and no young
M. o. hgr acpuai"lance is MISSING; so
probable. Tho only clcw rs tha tracks Of ,
shod horse leading TO the hoWse and away
on tho Brazos at that place. with one OK
nhrr fl man hui be could not have taken
ny. aiihoueh her father SAYS thai he has
ssN,d tllt she might make her home with
The theory Of kidnapping Is also lmprob-
a az as the personal effects and articles
taken. showing that she arranged her de-
p3rinre with forethought
Nero y MOI for the frrcuroachable repu-
- ~. VI nc stIst Spitc satisfactory theory
mlsAt hle established regarding ner
strange disappearance hat under the cir.
c,imstances there is nothing upon which
~" tather can found a beginning from
when TO work IN bis search.
the neighhors are at a loss to daterm,ro
what has become OF her. only The Stern
ldcl remains that good girl has left a
s9%i home and nobody can trace her.
Inc CONCLUSION reached Is that there
has been foul inlay. Tho ofiicens a, Xxx
p.ace were noilhe today anl 4 svstemtfir
effort VIII be made IN MI ~. ,st
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