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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-03

Di'i pto''1'Hs 'n"' any quA'"H".ie '''i'
that may be fixed by the live stock sani
tary commission OF Texas aeainat splenotl
,o,..- -,.u st.., . o., ..,,-,,,-. b..
80.
quarantine Ines rStao''s9eu oy 'he o4t'eH
States department OF agriculture.
Bill CLEANSING the form of rcc1gniEsuct
in appeals OF cases %. mis1emcdnrr.
Bill making an appropriation 10. the pub
licaucn ~ The constitutional amendments
proposed by thc TWCHfy fourth ltsislanrA
BIZ aliiaruE The lncnt F7rlji2a OF cities
and towns that may have failed 20 rcs,gsc,
their territorial limits within tie time aui
in the manner required by law. bat which
have IN fact restricted said inits ;Ae<of
in their ,ninu.s hooks and IN tt, hook of
deels Of the county III which they arr Sit
uated. etc
H.il r-uvid!ue for the election ard quaN-
fication OF spcual rounty juda,s ia cases
of the absence VI the REGULAR couny 3,.aec
mr. ~ b.. Irsi.ui-,. .,. -.s.-.i 10, ,,,ti -.
and providing further fu-. tht. election of A
Judge wheE said Judge 10 absent or Is IN.
able or refuses 20 4rt.
Bill for the relief OF railway rorpo-atons
md bclt lnd s,ihv-t,n r.,ty,4, Inns b,,,.
i'm, charter gran,as az, ,,....,.,t.-i .,.,, H.,
uary / leq7 ,o5 ,-h,rh NM. f,t..d ar ,r,
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vonched safe to them bv IN. ...,,
ea, measures offered and advos,tr. !, \
erstwhile governor Of Texa, II. y n,
proposition is only an addition az - 4 ,a''a
crs in expenses. 0A U " "
We have not time or space to mt.
45 these remarkable utterare W. J =, a
hosg In the future we NAV Inv, \
say upon this subject. 1na
/ q v,u.-
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SPECIAL ANNOUNONH|
of "A
DP HATHAWAY & y

For the last fifteen yeais s.oogm o., y, "
efforts have been USED 70 1o AMI an ohs.nsr
We have. Many years s III, Jnroitssiai \
taught us that me n IeS tbot II vp.is
assuming such mssn IiSans 10 rs :
IMPOSSIBLE for phys,.. a,sh Is be-
numerous diseases In success Shleh = Z.
be demanded By pfosss,.sd and brN !
smD lion was ,ss IL su reputation BIZ
abandoned the pr sG urn our slts Z
known diseases diseases ,s avn that are teau n
t,nt.s IN 70 our ah sspescsisl'y;s II, IA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-03

length and breadth of the land; arson and
robbery are frequent, and the peaccabl,
disposed portion Of the people look in yair
/ to the regular administration of the law
| for the protection to which they are en-.
! Titled and that there are already more laws
on the statute books of this State than ar,
necessary or useful and that no more he
added thereto until such laws as are al
ready there are enforced and made efyec
! tive.
| There Is no necessity for the Jaw abiding
| tax paying people to agitatc the subIec,
any more; the assassins murderers. ran.
| lists. thieves. brihcrs. robbers ncrjurers SO
ducers and all other criminal portions o,
the population can he depended uyon to
| furnish the agitation
Yours for the enforcement of the laws
| for the protection of the people from muir
der, assassination. rape. seduction robbery
| bribery, arson. etc. For peace and order.
B. p. Templeton.
r. S.-Whon the regular machinery of tn,
law fails to perform what it is intended to
do. viz: To protect the people aud puns h
crime. believe VI is the duty Of the people
to carry the law into effect. notwithstand-
Ing the bowls OF the apoogists OF rape.
robbery and assassination. b. r. T.
EN-Gov. Hopg's Remarkable Motion.
To the Editor OF The Post
Noi th'in, ieNdS, May o.--lN an issue OF
your paper bearing date of May 26 appear
ed an article from x-Governor Hogg which
is remarkable in more senses than one.
In his strong phraseology he classes
those who compose what he terms the court
of Judge Lynch with the most contempt.
ible. villainous and cowardly murderers.
whose souls roast in the log heaps of that
habiteton where we are taught sulphur
Gus flames ascend up forever and forever
Governor Hogg we'll knows that there are
men in this State who have composed the
court Of Judge Lynch and dealt out swift
and summary vengeance, coupled with JUS
tlcc. TO rape fiends who are neither villains
nor towards.
We wish to state in the outset of this
review OF the remarkable utterances of this
once governor Of Texas that we are no adj
vocate or defender of mob law. We abhor
the spirit and tendency of mob law as
much as does OK Governor Hosg. But we
are not prepared 10 say II At the coInpor-
ent parts of Judge Lyme. are made up of
villains, towards and red handed murder
ers.
That the spirit and principle OF lynch
law is wrong and that it should be put
down the very men who take part in it's
terrible iniliction will admit. But what
about the causes which produce lynching1
The ex governor has failed TO 30 back to
tho root of this evil for a solution of its
problem. He should have used some of his
forcble and characteristic Language in
pointing out the tedious dilatory and long
drawn out trials of our courts OF justice
and the many technicalitles which his pro-
fession takes advantage Of to shield, and II
possible turn loosa upon society, the brutal,
lecherous rape ficnd and the midnight
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-03

AZ Assof ssssisss
some TO MT w
raalise thy 10
cMstes q ~ i
&s D5'e,.iasyI, +
rsaAi ~
more and ~
ubo hW ~
he most M
ELr,, a,senM ~
The cun5l,s VI
"a th0f,5HW n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-03
A HORRIBLE DEATH.
\ Young Man Crushed BY F'Ilas|
smOkestack.

Alvin, Texas, June 2.-otto Wssns =
with horrible death YESTERDAY ne y
one OF the hree'welsner brother Fsas
up a cotton gin on Chocolate b'y'l is y
we're hosting the smoke s'asS iiD NJ
tion by means Of a block ard tstlis q. {,
a guy rope slipped, letting ~ IN
stack fall back and on MT; Me.aaa .,
sharp edge OF the base cutting 'ls IN
ing him in terrible manner. he ~, y,
but a short time after the acc'csl' W.
red. n
r w. Carlton has purchased t' ~ :
Mupdine stock OF dry goods Gu w
street and is now invoicing. ,s,,|
The frame of j. D. Bushins Nv asss y
gin is up and is to be very su's~N
building, ,,, az
The Gulf Board Fruit compan, 49,, ~
a mixed car OF vegetables 10 ME-. 800
MINI. yesterday. The car Wa re''''
ed and went by freight.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-03

Angostura Bitters is the pes ,,, VA ,,s \
world for dyspepycs. ManufactpsI.saS, ~ ",
Or. j. G. b. Siegert q sons
where. -
,A-nrpn-MHAT IS III
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is "
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-30
dissolution Of Partnership.

TllE FlNAl II ERETOF FORE
II, known as Ecdcnharsh & Hutchi.
son Is this day, July Il, 1897, dissolved
hy mutual consent.
WM, I. BEDENRAUGH
JOS. II, uuTCHISON.
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itsCclnlnr ittcl,ingR.

bnr mh""l rolling ON nicoly, with TO
Nmr''" ON tn" roll and moro 10 roll In.
Th" regular wrvirH in the achuul
h'ld'nR nrNt Smndny nft"rnuon.
otl"n hr'nH ON thn l"nny lInL for srv.
oral 'l"yn Stigma IN hrElnnlng lo frrl
lll'" hlmn"lf nHnIn.
cur fnrmrrw Nv" nhmuL donr laying
hS their "r"m now nnd with nmjoy II
,'tIl" recreation n(trr pulling tho hrll
cord over thotr mulrn aud hnndlIup tho
N"om n"rlt rlllm for Il fnw muulhu.
tr"rm nr" l""ktnN worry wrll,
MIR, ". Il, Cook aud family hnvn hrru
"n Whit tn rrlullonm over IN rhpol,rhd
["r II f"w duyr pnsl.
Whslr IN lMrhmnn i'hnprl commun.
l'y lmd wr"k W. nutlcrd Lhr rrupn IN
that ""''"n w"r" worry pr"mming.
Mr"' l'"nndcr long ~ nrrndlnH few
day" with h"r dnnGhtrr. Mira. G. ".
ttinErr
Mhm kni" Smith of Florrnro, y. c.,
IN" horn on u vhit to MIm nru,ic
tUuntn
Mr.. g. |" Eiblrr hlm hrrn on n vlul
/" hlH Hhdrr, Mira, A. \, Slnglcy.
Mhm Elotuo Wchrmnn ot Walton, in
nrrndInw tow dHyN with Mr. &. ",
liInN"r'n fnmily,
Mlp""" Lnln nnd Maud Chapman, of
Orlando, Nln,, In "n II frw duyp vnlt to
nv, j, y, Ainglry'n fnmIly,
Mim Alma Whrrlrr hnn moon nprnd.
'nG u t"w day" with rcMtivra IN iroa.
por,ly,
Nj, j. A. Klnard, ot E,horilNo. y G.,
hnn h'on on Wait to PROT Il. G..
t'Ounia
Mipa JnnIo ,iinurd witt leave thin
wn"lt 10 RrNnd nrvUrnl dnyn with hrr
h,oth"ra, ltc", Al, NJ, K,nnrd nnd
vito Nf Columbia Nnh Rev, ,lnn, u,
k'nnrd and wlfN or lornv,llr.
Mim"S, M oi rnorrd woman Ia thin
hrrtIon, l"tt (nat wouN fnr rump,, Fln,,
tO ernna anmN tluN with hur plR,rr thnt,
nhn haunt porN IN thirty ynNrn Aunt
M'mrN Ia u Npetul old woman and wo
w'ah hrr rlrnpAnt trip and u pnto ~.
Turn hNNr,
Thn rnlrNna ot our trho | hold q
mcrttnN Ertdny NttNrNNnn AMI awarded
thN contract Tor rNtntmW tho erhool
mtldmK along with other Improve.
mNntS tN hn madr to Mr. i, y, Stunc,
Thr work hNs heon plNccd IN aond
hands AMI NNn may NNNnct tho prhool
hnos" to soon put on u pretty arrrnr.
anNn,
W. nNrNo with trseNA Nhtp" IL cvory
wNNl he had 10 HaS c0nNrrntNw tho
NSNM lNatoa who haNN NrNn rocolVtng n
lt',lo ata trNm tho Nuhttr funds AMT wo
l~ltoVo the county NNmmlSslonnrS hnVo
1NnN u wNx>at wrNNw when they cut oW
the ltlNo NmoNNt that WA mtNW gtvou
~ tew l>NNr old needy Mhios who
have NrrNmH trN old and Mch(o to work
nor tNSN WA(lN NrSAd> SlEMA,
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Jtt,MAN IN rnH UAn,rAtuN.


While W thnrlUiin un lnnI lIuu,lu,
N"nn'ur TlllMnn wne tutor, lrwwl hy II
'rNun"r NF lhm 'hntluiin Nrwo uu tho
n"''h'nIlnl campaign w ,lla lunin Ito
"'n'n"'l IT, ,m entirely nnu,,nl nnL ,lr
"lnt"d hr wWd tnh" ~ hum IA ,hr
luht,
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wno'u,lnl rluWinu"'
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"" ma N'""' rr"n'd nnd hnn mnn,
'''"'h'" tNn,n mNun ~ ,n rninInr
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candidate" | ,l"nI ,hIuk lhrrr iu nu,
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'h hUwn |" tive, dN Nuu""
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IN" m""n hNlrh Tow u\ mm,hu uul
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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-30

MrHL Of TOI ;uGT that il" season is
hrn"iuH ~ II chose. II. fncanH more to
uN liIHu 10 yUu. ~" hos" Lnkrn n sort
81 preliminary ""nala Of our HlOc!t.
ll"t" ma lh"i" "" liud few dozen, on.
H." pieces, OF GOWln lhnL are ian ends
81 lot" Hnn" before. IS" would rnihcr
sell tl'"4c rurdt Out u( lh, way ni Il iu4.
lhnn curry over. Mnll" yoI trust
your O"n luh"In"ni NOR" than oar nd-
N"rlIo"nr"iii, lh"u mniIn u tour O( in
r"ih iHniiOu 10 III" uloi". We ur,. win.
iuH that yUm uhUuld decide.
Sp""inl hnrHnirw IN I.ncc f.,ulnircs,
fnn"E I'n"ur, trnauhirA, I,ali4,,s,
Diuiii"N, Sc.
Grand remnant val" 81 wash goods In
liV" nnh ven yard lrn"I hH, regular price
l'". and "o"., ,inw "ir. und Zoe. ace
from 'n I" "p". per yd. f.n'rDd"ry -
~ Cambria, Sw m and NnusOOk f.dg-
ihHH mnd Iu'"riiu"" ready for use from
- to ''0c. per yd
Sp"rial bargains in torariH.
I,"ln""l IcN nt prices which make com
petition impossible.
MlLILNNIY Our first Hat sale,
EVERY lady must attend in Justice to
h'lrrlf, IN Justice to her nursn, We
lnVr uitd" np II nice line OF Trimmed
Hats Short IncIt., Sailors, large and
ntnnll hhnpcH, liunncls and rurbuns.
l'n"h rl'nliou h II gem Of fashionable
trimming in Flowers, Chiffon and
liihlmn. Hnu will find unirimmcd
lnncy HtrawH, in nli nhap.s and coloIs.
'nr. goods, now only "1c. You will
alho find beautiful lunches violcls
roses and all flowers OF the day at
ErrhilH reduced prices.
Come and Sec
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WATER WORKS
~. ETD
ELECT l.HGMTS.

hhNH hSourNu u UtHt.NlnaH work kmau
IN plumbing and electric work. win
hn r"ndy to do my kind ot work IN
nh"vo nranrhrs when tho time comes
nhall "trl'n to please IN ovrry way,
nna "vory job muat KtvN satisfaction.
Wtll hc plcnocd TO mako estimates froo
Hrntlo' Am fully equipped 10 do
EnnmcllnR, nraatnK, NnlranlRinw,
TnrnSng aod all othnr bicyclo work. |
koop " fnll anpply " hicynlo sundrics,
StovrA hS tho oar nt all prices.
| hhvo Neetvel many kind tavors
from tho people ot sNowhcrry IN the
rast, for which | am truly grateful,
AJAX for trial IN thoso now branches
of my Mstnoss,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-30

W." l'ni""" ~ "nlliuu th" ,lula ln
r'h''' n" nlnI'"i ~ l'nnny'u ln,n,r 10
W Nrv vlnn ,lrI'luh ,ulln unL ", ,,nIul ,u,N
'n"'il"n" ''wl"r 'h" pnI,y rnl,nr,"ry
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nn'y "l",i lun Nv u,,l,u 10 "nlilln hiu,
tu tutu
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-30
Davenport G. Renwick.
T. lN
NOTICE..

n I'll. PERSONS HOLDING DE-
n mahdS against the estate of An
drew j. l'rdcnhnu"h, deceased, are
lrr"hy required To render to the un-
urr"lEhrd, statement Of the same du-
~ nlIcstcd according to law.
IL El .l.A BEDENBAUGH,
JOHN B. BEDENBAUGH,
Ma rNrru'riX OF Executor or the last
VIII ANA testament Of Andrew J..
BcdcnbnuGh, deceased.
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clNN over NNt NM tho market Nr ayscn.
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Malta ~ NtVe NNNNet W,tef when N$cSt ~
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d'ES>.>ltNhs Az" m'(NwHd, MANY mAlha
cra have NNNrS$$s,s SE"W $tnSere graft
M,Ne nv tNe SNYe% 4 hsa VnsNted, ENr
eale Ny W. n MlhsM,
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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-03-26
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