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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-22
uou.ton,s War Paper

A copy Of the Houston Tri-Weekn :.
graph of date of December 80 low -.
shown to representatives of Ine w. ~, "a
terday. The ancient half Sheet p''s .aa
worn with age, has been preserved, IN ,rst
all the Intervening years since " Hr.
cation. by tho late General W. H. ,,.,r. ]
man and his widow. who is now lis ". I
Houston. 1t contains but i''i'
war news. ,osrn. hovt's
1t may be interesting 10 ie.mninipal dss|
from its columns. that a md The
ton was pending at the lir .,,,o,t for Diy.
nouncement OF DR.. w. H. co,nty TT
appears. William b. heeses s,od shorty N
urer OF Harris county, hau a. ". T
fore. and George EWING INV VI
rick announce for the vacant couIs~|
Or. Cole of WheelocK' hv ~, ,or the re-
offers a reward OF sloV ear I'D ran ~
Of several negro boys WY ofers fof
Yandel Ferris OF Richmcnu stations
sew, raj half Arabian you~s oney. IT,,
$4,000 each in Confederal colopll Hop~
itor notes the presence o. bis rsss N
the city, I'm from the Wo'n nersonsl o. e',,.,
being al Galveston; also Il late al.atI
old friend Colonel pasn news VA
general" Local or genera Of peass
and dull In the old HUI HUI, is
80. 1868. II this hall sur and Owned !, n
The paper was edi.eu and the pl,,; -
time by Il. s. Cusn'hs me tn iupf0
$40 for six months io' ar line, ea~ ~
vertlsements so cents psri,y preseI, ~
ton. Mrs. Hannah oAitrnsentsiive ~ cusse
ancient half sheet rsp and Away, y, ,sj
for it's safe return anu
i, out of her keeping
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-22

number and too old in age to create much
public enthusiasm, though We accomplishd
much for the good of the country, addina
as We did nearly one-thlrd of the preseat
territory TO the United States, The &C.
QUESTION of this territory has cut an IN
portant figure in the subsequent deye.op'
ment of the country. The speaker SAID 10
did not know that there was anything V
he done at this meeting except to meet ono
another and look each other in the face.
The secretary then read the minutes
the last meeting OF tho association hela
Rockdale.
After the reading of the treasureri =
port the following resolution ouerea |"
Colonel Finley was read and adopted
Resolved. That each and every mem's
OF this association shall pay at the rae
81 per annum as a beneficiary luna, ~
upon the death OF any comrade me pNsr
dent shall draw his draft upon the uen'
yiying widow.
Upon the subject Of eligibility 10 men
bership, Colonel Wagley moved thar nss
after pension certificate be Required :
condition necessary TO secure menM'
ship emitting one 70 participate ~
beneficiary fund. This motion was y
ried.
ON motion the present officers Of ng
ISOLATION. with some few changes, w
re- elected by reclamation, as follows r..
George p. Finlay. president; W., w
Icy, first vlco president; C. S. Walton: Z.
| ond vice president. C. S. Turner, thira y
president: W. C. McElroy. fourln -
president; Daniel Haynes. fifth VICE ri
ident; a. c. Hereford, treasurer ~
| Nave, secretary.
| An invitation was read inviting iv
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/, EoIIo,yer Of Mea ..,

Measles are often followI may sa
cough. which, hows'c hamberlns',iS
cured by the use 70 O ol danger u ~
Remedy. There Is no ,or Il conls
remedy to children II t0t Is 'ple...ss
furious substance. ~ Nv kuSf
and eectual. For sa'e !"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-22

Let the Twin sisters speak! Their terrible
breath,
Like simeon will wlther their mem
Let them bear to the Zoe message Va
DEATH
Remember the Alamo" Ben.
Hark, There's a sound on the air' tbs tne
And p form PUSHES past 10 tho fight
It's Houston, who leads the men READY 10
die
For freedom, for Texas and right.
Ben stands at his guns, with his ego on
the foe,
TIL the last Of that band has gone by
Then, cheering them on, he says, no" ie'
them gol
Rake them WE'LL" and they dastardly tly'
That shot did its work. And furiously then
The avengers bore down on the foe.
They rally They fly! Your work is done
Bon,
And the rest was bravely done, we know.
Hurrah for brave Ben And hurrah for the
hand
who gave freedom TO Texas hat day;
And hurrah for the guns that so bravery
were manned
When tho hero was passing that way.
Hurrah for the heroi Hurrah for the star!
The Lone Star Of Texas that rose
From the plains of Jacinto. blood red with
war.
To the sky, where It peacefully glow'.
Let us cherish the hero. and cherish the
star.
And cherish the sky where 1t slows;
And may that star in the sky shine on
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'N' '''ies
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~ '"e e0nV'uS'on VI inc auuress 'ne iol-
lowing report from the committee on reso-
lutions was read and unanimously adopted;
| Hon Guy NJ BRYAN. President Texas
Veteran association. Sir-yo,r cou,,,,It,o.,
| ON resolntlnns asl,s Ionye to ,11alSe ~, fnl
| lowing renort and asL-s its ,,,cs,,ior1o.
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to The bonorahle MAYOR NJ n Mo. Sne III
cordial address of Welcome eytendod IN MI
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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1897-04-09


Some people won't advertise,
but they put signs over their doors,
send out travellers, print their i'm
prints on their envelopes, letter
heads and checks, paint signs on
their delivery wagons, pay for
extra large type in the business
directories, and watch the trade
papers for items of personal
mention. A man sometimes SHORES
in his sleep, but he is unconscious
Of it. The above is well and truly
put by an exchange, and we will
venture to say in connection with
Il that no man ever did make q
striking success in a business way
7bo failed to use the columns of
q newspaper in a more or less lib
eral way to let the people know
that he was in business, and what
he had that he wanted to sell to
public.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1897-04-09
ACT NO. 46 or 1894.

SEcTIoN 1. Be it enacted by the
General Assembly of the State of
Leuisiana, That it shall be I'M
lawful, for any person, whether
the owner or not, of any horse,
mule, cattle, hog or sheep, or live
stock of any description impound-
ed under the provisions Of Act No.
80 OF 1890, entitled An act max
ing it unlawful for horses, mules,
cattle, hogs and sheep, or live
stock of any description to go on
1.-THE levees, or the space between
1.-THE base of the levees and the
draining ditch, from and during
1.-THE time that the water is against
1.-THE levees and the draining dith,
from and during the time that the
water is against the levees, and to
|provide penalties for a violation
of this act, by force, threats, or
fraud, to release the same from
the place wherein it may be SO
.impounded.
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted,
etc, That all laws or parts of laws
in conflict with this act be and
the same are hereby repealed, and
this act take effect from and after
it passage.
Approved June Both, 1894.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1897-04-09
The liar whom the editor hates

The liar whom the editor hates
most Of al il the man who when
dunasd for years subscription
says that he never received but
two or three papers aid refuses 70
pay.
Next to this one. the editor hat@
the lar who takes the paper seven
or eight years. and finally corr
nered for the settlement SAYS he
never ordered the paper ut all
But the worst liar in the whole
outfit Is the man who takes the
paper for several years and then
moves away without saying any
thing about it; and then says he
is an honest man.
And there are others. For in
stance, the man who is behind two
or three years on subscription pa Us
for one year and then a year later
when he is dunned says he paid
last year and doesn't owe but for
one year.
But the biggest liar of the whole
bunch is the editor who writes a
column obituary about the afore-
said liars when they die and init
mates that they have gone to a
better lanG.-Ex.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1897-04-09

Natchez Democrat, 9th: "There
was town election IN our little
sister municipality of Vldalia yes
terday, but no one would have
known it save those interested,
unless they had been told. Some
times in Vidalia these contests be-
come somewhat spirited, and a
great deal of active canvassing is
done, but this year the matter
seemed to have been almost forgot
ten, and when the time for voting
did come it all went one way. The
following ticket was put forth:
For mayor, /. S. Scott; for coun-
men, H. Wexler, M. III. O'Reilly
and J. Minor Scott. Each candi-
date upon it was unanimously
elected, no opposition whatever
having developed towards it. We
are not surprised at this, because
all the gentlemen whose names
appeared upon the ticket are rep
sentative citizens of the town,
have the interests of the munich
pality at heart, and all will cer-
tainly make the most capable,
conscientious and energetic Of
ficials. Mr.. /. S. Scott succeeds
Mr.. J. l.. Rountree as mayor, the
latter gentleman having tired of
Official honors, and refusing to
stand as a candidate for re-elec-
ton, a disp osition rarely ever
shown by most of those who have
once tasted sweets of public Office. I"
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1897-04-09
THE EXPECTED FLOOD orr
OF THE YAZOO.


The FIVE crevasses in the levees
Of the Mississippi Districts have
forsome DAYS been pouring a food
Of water into the basin known
as the Mississippi Delta, .and
that sple did agricultural domain
is overhowed. When the basin il
filed, the water viii come with a
rush out of the mouth of the
Yazoo River at Yicksburg, and if
we are to he guided by the ex-
psrience Of the past, there will be
from three to four feet of water
added to our already overstrained
Ievees. The situation is full OF
peril and calls for the gravest APP
prehension by those who thought
fully consider it. Our levees with
out this added food can stand any
water that may come down the
Mississippi, but they cannot safe
withstand the added strain upon
them that will come of the Yazoo.
The Engineers, with the active
assistance of the local authorities,
-.
are doing all that human energy
and skill can accomplish in the
effort to raise and strengthen the
Ievee along our front, and the
work will continue as long as the
danger threatens. But there are
many perils beside that of the wa
tiers running over the tops of the
lsvees. There may be hidden
weaknesses that cannot be detect
ed and a "blow-out" may take
place and a levee collapse where
It appears to be sound and strong.
We will have to take all these
chances and if we escape the dis
aster it viii be with hearts full Of
gratitude that we will thank Prov
idence for our preservation. But if
our Ievees give way, we may look
out for the most disastrous over
How we have ever had, and those
Of 1882 and previous years Will
not be compared to it. We must
be prepared for the worst and bear
our fate as our neighbors in Mis-
aissippi are doing with that en-
durance and courage which Gen.
Robert f. Lee said "should be
equal to human calamity" On
Monday a crevasse occurred in
Frinca county at Florence Lake,
whose waters will add greatly to
the flood out of the Yazoo and the
situation is much graver than be-
fore this crevasse.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1897-04-09

Gov. Foster has issued proola-
nation to thepeople of the bar
ishes endangered by the high stage
Of the Mississippi, aajuring them
to act as unit in fighting the
common danger. We believe the
people along the front are fully
alive to the perils that confront
thar,
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1897-04-09

An effort will be made by Mr..
Alonzo G.. Hootsell, who is the
lessee of the Ashland plantation,
IN Jefferson county, Miss, oppo-
site Goldman Landing, to organize
the country on that side of the
river below Rodney into an indie
pendent Levee District, so line
Of levees can be built for the pro-
lection of the many valuable
plantations lying there, which are
now exposed to annual overflow.
The people there have tried to
save themselves by private
levees, but they cannot protect the
country except by cooperation
and taxation. Hon. James A..
Clinton and Hon. James Pipes, of
Natchez, members Of the MISSISSIPPI
pi Legislature, win lend their aid
to Mr.. Hootsell. in getting the
necessary legislation The success
81 the Lake Palmyra Levee Dis
trict encoursgas the hope that
SIS 3r1and District will accom-
+ IS s -|rc result 4 50
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1897-04-09

1t Is reported that when the
leyee recently broke at 'Lacouia
Circles" in Arkansas, it was de-
veloped that logs and all sorts of
foreign substances were found in
the levee, which defects, 40 doubt.
caused the disaster. We are in
formed that Che bad creyasses this
year have takei, place IN old ante
bellum" levees which were built
dnring a period when the work
was not closely Inspected and ras-
cally contractors had a full swing
III putting logs, hogsheads, meat
boxes, etc. into the levees and
getting paid for such substances
by the cubic yard. fUnder the
present system the closest espioH-
age Is had upon levee contractors,
and it is almost impossible for
such cheats to occur. As long as
these old levees continue as bases
IN our line, we are in danger Of
erevasses from the same causes
that brought about the break at
Tacoma Circle"
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1897-04-09
All Free.

Those who haze used Dr.. Kings
New Discovery know ifs value, and
those who baye not, have now the
opportunity TO try il Free. Call or
lbe advertised Drnggist aud Get y
Trial Bottle. Free. Send yo1i
name aud address to II. +. Buck
len s. Co. Chicago, aud get =
sample box OF DIR. Kings New Lite
Pills Free, as well IS cory OF
Guido to Health and Honsenold
Instructor. Fee. All of which h
enaran{eed TO do sou good and
cost xbn nothing. Sold at j. p.
keis1ae's Drugstore. 4
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1897-04-09
act NO. 60 OF 1890.

SECTION 1. Be it enacted by
the General Assembly of the State
of Louisiana, That it shall not be
lawful for horses, mules, cattle,
hogs, sheep or live stock of any
description to GO on the levees, or
the space between the base of the
levee and the draining ditch, from
and during the time that the water
is against the leyee; provided that
in cases where the water is against
the leyee on both sides, that is,
where the grounds on the ricer and
land side are both covered with
water, people living IN the vicinity
may put stock on these levees
temporarily.
SEC. 2. 1t is hereby made the
duty of the Road and Levee In
spector of the wards, or any citi-
zen may impound, or cause to be
impounded, any horses mules, cat
tie, hogs, sheep or other live stock
of any description found violating
this law, and hold same impouud-
ed until the owner of said live
stock shall redeem same, by pay
ing the expenses of impounding
and keeping said stock; aud sin
case said stock is not redeemed
within eight days from imponnd-
ing, then it shall be the duty of
the Constable to proceed to the
place of impounding, and there,
without previous advertisement,
sell to the highest bidder for cash,
the animal or aninials-thus i'm
pounded; provided that in cases
of horses and mules, the same
shall be disposed of as is now pro-
vided by law in the several parish
rs for estrays; provided, that in
case of any Road and Levee In
spector or Constable failing or re-
fusing to perform his duties under
this act, request having been made
of him to do so by any citizen,
said Road and Levee Inspector or
Constable shall be subject to a
fine of five dollars each, for the
first offense, and ten dollars for
each subsequent oifense, upon
conviction before any Justice of
the Peace of the parish.
SEC. 3. The fees and costs an
der this act shall be as follows:
For impounding, one dollar. For
keeping, fifty cents per head for
each and every day said stock are
kept by the impounder or keeper.
For making the sale, fifty cents
per head for each and every ami
NAL sold. For proceeding, as in
case of estrays, such costs az are
now allowed by lay in cases of es-
trays in the several parishes, ex-
cept sheep and goats, on which
the charge for impounding shall
be ten cents per head for keeping,
five cents per head for each and
every; for making sale, ten cents
per head.
SEC. A. In case proceeds of the
sale shall not be sufficient to pay
all costs, same shall be paid pro-
rata.
Approved July ID, 1890.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1897-04-09

Don't be humbugged with an
imitation Of DR.. Tichenor's Anti
septic. You can always know the
genuine, original Tiehenor's An
tiseptic by The trade mark. Sold
by J. P. Kershaw.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1897-04-09
Eve Lires saved /,

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas. of Junction
City. H., was told by her doctors
she bad Consumption aud that
there was no hope for her, bat two
bottles of DIR. Kings New Discov-
cry completely cured Der and she
says 1t saved her life. Mr.. Thos.
Eggers; i39 Florida ST., San Frans
cisco, suffered from a dreadful cold.
approaching Consumption, tried
without result everything else then
bought one bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery aud in two weeks
vas cured. he ie naturally thanks
tOl, II ia s0ch resalts, of which
these are samples. that prove the
efficacy OF this medicine in Coughs
and Gold. Free trial bottles at j.
p. KershaS's Drug Store. Regular
size soc. aud e1.00. &
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1897-04-09

If you have used DR.. Tichenor's
Antiseptic and like it, why allow
yourself to be talked into TAX
ing a counterfeit or imitation of
it, just to please the dealer?
Don't do it unless you want to be
"humbugged.p The genuine for
FOR sale by J. P. Kershaw.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1897-04-09
Notice.

| understand that it has been
reported that all the land belong
ing to Judge II. r. Steele WING
back of Kenilworth, Ronhwood
and an cypress Grove has been sold.
Ihls report is false. There is
plenty oflana yet for SALEM lots
OF % acres or more at SEQ per
acre cash, or $500 per acre on
time. Apply to-
Fl. 4. GARRETT.
Attorney for IT. r. Steele
dec25-ff
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1897-04-09
Dissolution Notice.

THE FIRM OF JNO. K. YER
GER, AsT., Newellton, La, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent,
the undersigned assuming all the
liabilities, and will carry on busi-
ness uuder the firm of John X.
Yerger.
NEwELLroN, La, Nov. 8, 1896.
mch19-4t
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1897-04-09
JURY VENIRE.
Drawn for April Term, 1897.
FIRST WEEK
Beginning april ZEN.

c G Nichols -. St. Joseph
Ben Taylor -. Backland
EA Brown. 80 st Joseph
Nose WashingtonBass
Richard Jones. Pecan
Dan Johnson. =. Duckpond
s G Daniel. 49,. .Simoda
Eph Scott -. .Ingeield
Allen Dickson ST Joseph
Tom White. Mt Araat
VIM. Dixon. Franklin
A Elgutter.. .Newellton
Geo. Wilson. Shamrock
Louis Farris. Hunsicker
Julian Wales. Waterproof
Abe Ross, Jr.. .Chetwynde
J G Kline. $500. Lone Island
J G. Harris. .... Cat Point
r J. Stewart. st Joseph
Chas. Holiday (. Franklin
Oscar Green. :. :. Burn (up)
d S Myers. -. New Light
Caleb Carter Villa Clara
J E Marion. -. Waterproof
Sterling Branch Simoda
Tom Williams Fowler
Henry Smyth .Wavertree
Nat Cullens =. st Joseph
Armst'd MITCHELL onclover
Jake Frazier +. MeIwood
S f Hopkins. Hopkins
J w Maddux. :. Pamela
VIM FELIX, Jr. lakewood
Harry Bates. Locustland
Rufus Foster. New Foupdlan
Mario Bates. Locustwood
Abe Brackins. ..Duckpond
Joe r Morris. :. Newellton
Geo J Johnson. Brierland
J D chatham :. st Joseph >
Ed Lynch. -. Mound Bayou
Pat Guyers--.. .Locustxaaa..r,
Peter McTier Moss Grove
J NJ Clark -. .Mayflower
Pink Guthrie. Monticello
II P Seaman Waterproof
Griffin Malachi. Gross Keys
Henry Lemons. lakewood
Geo Franklin Bombay
w G Fulton -. Helena
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1897-04-09

Be sure to call for DR.. Tiche-
nor'a Antiseptic if you want 1t, or
you may have counterfeit or i'm
itation of it "pushed off, on you.
The "woods are full of 'em.''
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1897-04-09
Trespass Notice.

All persons are hereby notified not to
trespass upon tie "LAKE PLACE
and "HULSE'' plantations. on LakeiSt.
Joseph. in this parish, for any purpose
whatever, Particularly Hunting. all
persons so offending win be arrestep
and dealt with according to law.
MRS. NJ. B. DOUGLASS.
mch26-lmo.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1897-04-09

Only good things are counter
feited. This accounts for the
forty limitations of DR.. Tichenor's
Antiseptic. Look out for 'em
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1897-04-09

People Prefer Patronizing Pop
ular Places Provided Proper Prices
aud Proper Practices Prevail.
Kershaw's is the place
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1897-04-09
JUDICIAL ADvERTIsEMRNr.
succEsslos NOTICE.

CuCoEssloS NOTICE.
State Of Louisiana, Parish OF Tensas,
23rd District Court.
Succession of Archibald Bland, deed.
PUBIC Notice is hereby given
that Lucian Bland, has applied to be ap-
pointed Administrators of above
succession.
Nov, therefore, unless written oppo-
sition thereto be filed in my Office v ith-
in ten days IRON publication hereof The
said appointment viii be made as
prayed for.
Witness my hand and seal this soth
day Of March, 1897.
JOSEPH CURRY,
lsEAL.] Clerk 23rd Dist. Court.