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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1898-03-24
TESTIMONIAL.

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was much nicer than we had expected 1t
surely pays to work for THE NATIONAL
TRIBUNE, and / will try to do more for you
in the future than have in the past.
l am now getting I'D another club. ] have
not selected my premium, and / am not car
ing SO much for that as to place the paper IN
the hands Of every veteran in the country.
Thanking you for past favOrs, / am, respect
fully, (MRs.) ANN EATHERT0N.
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What 1t Is, and What Is Said of 1t.

will send this watch by mail to any per-
son who will send us club of only
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Address
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05

Dallas. Texas, Juas 4.-Pr0csed!ngs in
oour, Of civil apptais for tae Fifth DIS
iriet a, Dallas.
Alarmed Borh4m Oh aud c.poa Com
pany -. Nelson, Morris & Co.: from
Grayson, T. T. Cribs vs.. Zese Payne.
from Lamar, Ahce Norris IS. r. \. Morris.
from Hunt
Reersed and Te;Haudsd; Texas Ba!idias
and Security Association vs.. 5 c. Nor
Sod G. y. from Navarro, Missouri. Kan
sas ard Texas Railway Company VS. r
J. Cnlcmah. from Kills.
Mcii9ns disposed q. Macy B. Wynne tt
al vs. r. +. Scatt, dismiss spgell. granted:
W. II. Wynre q, a. Va < G. HgbbIri
g sl dssIH!ss appeal, granted. SErF me
10 &c National ReScvTg Association -
Hattie b. Turner. strike Gut statement 0.
facts. oyeyruled
,sses submitted A II. McCor ys
Houston and Texas Central Railway Com
paay igcm GFaysea J.. n Williamson *
eentor. " J. T. Huffman, from Da,las
supreme Lodge National Reserve Aeso-
I citation IS, Hottie 3. Turner from liant
I. Wo.4en VS.. Jessie Harris q A.
from Hunt, J. +. Fr0s, IS. Byrd Bird
from Hunt; 4 +. Scott et al vs.. C
Hunt. from Lamar; Western Un'on Tale
gr,ph Company rs $. F. Smith from
Dshas. John johnson ', II vs. Susan +.
Thompson e al fron Collin: p. ~ nnl
> Hrtway Company VS., H y. KILLINGS
worth. from Harrison
eases SCI for June IS, r. G.. Andrews s.,
/ 81 vs. City Material Rank from H-nsi,r.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Rallway co,,,-
raay W r S Rose, from RaInes. MIS-.
sonr, Kansas and Texas R7ilway Cnmnany
IS James Nelson. from Hin: r. c nov
man guardian, vs. Clarence F.. Rutfs-
iem Red RiAer c,-lahug Rrcs VS. Rusvc,
fhllips. from Upshur Texas and pas
~, ~ hsnSay Comrany vs., NJ. D. Kelly.
nm Mar n: John Atkinson Of al "
William Reed ct al from Dallas. Tax,.
m pacife Railway Company vs. Joh,nra
bteasow q o. FROM Dallas. r. F. MOI
w w. Housley Ct al. fror, r,sllss.
ehsslne McGrSsor ct al vs.. II. 8 wbi, ,
a. from Dallas; p. !. wnlls q nm y,
!, n Sims ct al, from Navarro; Mrs s
H. ferFy vs.. Levi Rlakey. from Cass
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05
wYNNEs ANSWER.
says MIR. savers Has misunderstood
Ills Position.

Fort Worth. Tesas, June 2.--cCioasi II.
NJ wynne today gave on; iae following Ia
answsr to statement from Washington
by Msjor ssyers touching the itnaiag OF
the school hnd;
= read Major sayers' interview IN VS.
,sFdss nesn.ag's News In shich he err.
ticises my proposition to submit eous,l,u.
'ional amendment to the peop.o Of Tesa,
su,herlzing The lsniiug Of the school fund
en- real fs,ate security. ia adliiion 10 Ia
yessing u 10 state and county bonas. and
! am glad u and that cut Of tie seventeen
a's'iEei flanks IN ny platform Major say
efs ilnds objection TO but che. and c.Sarly
does no, understand that one. an. nor.
suslei that II Major sayers would leave
washington Ions enough TO CONC TO TOY,
And discuss with re that onr plank \
xhich DO objects he would. like the Inn. :.
snns OF people who have heard me. ssre,
with me on that one. 'ste'
MAJOR sayers Is mistaken In my prose-
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To sprnk Spanish.

FrrEi q Chicago Paper.
Tae following rules viii help you ia
learning bow TO speak Spau fsh:
Rule !. Every lss,sr 3 sounded and is
always pronounced the tame
Eve :. The accent Is always On tie
perult. Unless otherwise signllied.
Rule ;. TIE alphabet. IS fellows:
Alike !r ark.
B--As in English.
T. LiAe epa4as.- X except before c AMI J.
witt Il has the sound o. (and in purs
CSs.ilian thu
Ch--Like CD in chess.
Dixie N in they.
E Liz Is ell
Like English !.
G-Beicve and like espiratsd b. before
e, li, or corsonant Ike Eaglish 2 b.
fJe ue aad VI the same sound but is
silent, -
E-Nearly silent.
like in ILL.,
LIKE cultural b
Las u English.
LL-LiqUid as 81 Ia seragl.o.
Mas in Engleh
Q-Lkc English k
E-LiEe English. but rougher.
$ Like English.
T--Iike English.
t-Lke English co as in look.
v-Lke English.
X--Obsclete.
l-Likc sranish /.
Like BIT in thank.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05
A BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
Southern Pacific Sxi,chmsn Raised
Flag With Ceremonies.
ALBERT SIDNEY JOHNSTON CAMP
Recon- ended DR.. Jordan to Gov
ernor CuIberson az surgeon of the
Immune Rcgiment-Rfcc Crop

Beaumont, Texas. June f.-Incleneli
weather yesterday caused the Southern Pa
clac sui;chmen and car -epaiTers 10 AZ
nou1ce posiponsmeat Q. the flag raising
whAh var arranged 10 .ske Piaee = me
scale house g. 80 O'Clock Xmas Afternoon
but as the sun rose in cioudlsss sAg this
uo.n.7g they decided 20 pull TIE eTeat OF
as previously arranged. and they d.d Win
ceesdec success
Hzad bills announcing the cyea. vese
Distributed AID : large crovd ASSEMBLED.
which previous 20 the tag raising R4s ca
ter.ziard with patriotic Aongs % chorus
O. excellent voices Mr.. o. (. Taylos aeisi
As master Of cesoa.cr3ss and acquitted nm
sat mcs. cre3iizoly. Hon. Geosse Z.
u gr.ez delivered an eloquent ana FuI3
rsIrsoiic zdiress, after which the nag nAs
aoisitsd ~ MElez Pearl st21i@A and GA
G.lioa amid the cnesEs VI the essen .A---
se.a-.nx Of locomotive whistles and ooo.l-
Ing c2a1uE1-
Ae ceremonies preceding The event were
irupr,ssl.s and The surroundings Ts-s
beautiful. 4 rostrum gz!iy decora-e "a WIZ
:l4gs and bunting hs.i O=en pToHlssa ana
The Arzle house over which the ilas was
rzizea s-d IL which sandwiches, ice cream
lenopAoe and cake were server mad oeeA
coagerted INTO g bower OF beauty maze
doubly ATTRACTIVE BY the pretty young ian'es
y TO served the refreshments
The flag raising was under the auspices
Of The Southern Pacific sBitchgna1 and car
-e,,aty..-= with A. y. Wslston. wsigher.
general manager. Tie reception commit
tee vas es follows: VIII Emne.s, char
man; VIII McGreeyy. J. Hearn. {. B. Cas-
tie Joe Farrell.
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ORANGE c0uNTY

oFzase. Tslas luae 4-The oraas,
county Democratic co1ge1iao- ne. tn,
hs'eraoon a. et,osk The eosyeatio.
s9etse1 fessiei.ons atnrralag allegiance 10
the cs'eago ,as,teTH and ,osarae.ea rsp-s.
f@osas'Fes 10 Ae elected IN tAis agnsc, o
soio ior Goyef7so- Charles A. cai5erEga Cor
ss2a'7g- DeleEStes 20 the various es--
ffnileaa SEES iasirnc Ell az felionx go-
sptST7or. JoaegA u. S4Ytrs. seat5aa-t gsr.
sFaef- J. y Btosba2g; ati0iusy gen TaI T
smith. tsa1 comnllss.osor Mall h
.reof, !ag;ics c04f crsa!aal sBos.,,s
'ufse T. r. czyrz. associate 3aS,tes raa.-
dFu ap5%als, - Clay piaasanss. enc
iToa'sr. r. w. Fialty railroad eoyrg,.s
s.oass Aiiiso. NeFnsld. coaa-ess So,
1ssiFscf 8 Ccoper. re,ir . atAt.ge
Ih'riy- sixth district. C. A Tsagie All "
". Dies
. M1ti@1 was uaGE rn7Zsly carried rec
( oaa'ne23tnE j. =. Adam. e. Orapgs tor az.
ifs1i a,ferrey vs. ~ Reed w4s slectr ,
s01aiy ohasrnaa fof 70 eahgiae two war,
sa8 A. l. s'url was rs-tle-.ea setreta-f
he eo3'2fy chairman appointed ,he 3oi-
loT irs precinct cbaiFme,i Pc .,prt
W Sholaf2 Prerine, ? G. b Peyoto pf.
Csnct 3 Oliver Bland. Preclncs 4. z.
S,efhNasoa
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NOTES AN IERsoNAL

c. +. Pannewitz OF the ORANGE
her company came over from the clty u
Sabine Tuesday night.
The retail lumber dealers Of Loun]
will hold their first annual eo1venlasJ
Lafayette on Monday and Tuesfay II
r. Jones. commercial aren't lr|
Gulf, Colorado and Santa re raiirolL
in this city THURSDAY looking after G
shipments consigned TO Santa Fe w.
G. R. Ferguson. vice president ~
Mona Mills company. limited. cam. =
his new headquarters at I-eesvinxs, e..
Thursday morning and went I'd 70 y.
Captain Joe Rice, financial agent ~
penitentiaries. who has bsen spsps
few days at his mill at Hyatt CAM
Tuesday afternoon an6 left fer nis 2
quarters at Huntsville. He was -
MED by Mrs. F. \. Rice, who mas ~
ling W. NJ. and Fred Rice at Hvaw
c. a. Epping. manager of the o w,
Export Lumber company of Lake ~
came over Tuesday morning ana
Sabine Pass 10 clear the bark Emma u
his company has furnished a cA
fIrnNu Italy,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05
SCHOOL CLOSED.

The county public school in District
closed very successful session YESTERDAY
a large number Of the parents Of pupils
being present The exercises were simple
but demonstrated the efficiency Of the
school. 5. p. Lewis, ths teacher, deliT-
cred an interesting address, after which
ibers we're reei-stions and readings, when
consumed the morning hours. and a. Eool
: magnificent dinner was spread in the
school room. AMI all er;oye1 feast. school
District i. the northern suburb OF 81 aa-
mont and has es7 children Of q scholastic
age within i;s boundaries. Citizens have
voted a school tx TO supplement the fUad
received from The State. and the school
bsars the reputation Of beIns the most ef-
.icient district school il the county
Parents, IN connection with the teacher,
iu.s-ded entertaining the pupils with a
picnic IN the woods yesterday. but the IN
e!smen. weather compelled them 20 re-
main il the school building.
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MILAN COUNTY.
| Precinct Convention. WIN lie Held
| 10 Instruct for Governor

Cameron. Texas, June Hon. II. F.
smith, chairman OF the democratic Sxecu
tive committee OF Milan county. has given
out the following notice.
BY virtue OF The authority vested IN me
as chairman OF the democratic executive
COMMITTEES o. Milan county. |. II f. snish
% hereby call county convection 10 b.
held at the court house In S.merOn on
Monday June 81, 80. ut IL o'clock. for M
purpose Of electing delegates to the State
ana various distrIe, conventions ana for the
CONSERVATION OF such Other matters as may
pertain 10 the Organization and motley =,
the democratic party The basis 81 renre-
sentatioa - one delegate for each twenty.
hve votes or fraction OF twelve or mora
cast ior G A. culberson for governor az the
general election in November. 1855 Hon.
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Warren. Texas. June t.-The county
GfraocTziic convention has been sci for
July g. AZ the last meeting Of ths dem
ce1&tse executive committee j, vas d.
c.ded 70 % away w!-h the pr mary ldea,
and substitute precinct conventions insieai.
lfaYirs 1ste 10 De arsi BY taa c.slf1lza
ihe.e1l Ire preciac,s ct Wharton h0l4ir Z
fourteen votes and ri CAMPO holding tFo
yoges have met. aud .nft-Gctet i9- Ser
ers toT governor Go-zl 20 Lieutenant
governor ana Tom Smith fer aitorl gen
raj The other conventions hzg- nsi "a,
hssn hel3 but 4 Is ihe general opn -
iAst S&yers Go1gh. Smith and CToos ali
~ the coAnty-s eaanlmnus cholCe
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05
LIBERTY rgv,-TY

Libssiy, Teas Ja5e The dem0c-a;i.
primaries we're held IN this cVsntY today.
sad IT'S ioliowlnv Inducements and ~.
srues5ols we're hal in she LIBERTY ber
ss toilows Eo- UnEea stsica sastsi.
she fi1a Charles 4. cs.strsan Tor EoY
srser. 1oseHa y. SaEe5s for Ns4sst zri
ggs sga9r, =. \ Fsyqna fos e05DifD.irs
e. - Fzisys S'zfa treas gfey :. Car
g.fc1, astorCeF general = g sIi,b i4Ll
sIc-'sgss aoncr George " Smith gzsroa
taEsIlsalH1sf, Aii.ssa Magae.t 'oy a4A9.
c.zie5 iasiste u ths eur, o. rtss z5r,esi.
q ths Flrs, slpreule AZ aislslcs. JUICE
AfFs& 'oT rbef iQs,ae court q cFln. usi
appeals 2 u Bicf Tor cy14gess lhe Hon
saio2ea 3 No0geT. Tor sesress rtztgTe the
hoa. N w nles ana G B Tearl-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05

Hiafnsstea5, Texas. june THE wafer
eouu1y coareriloa will coovene n this city
or July 3. There viii h . vo-es q The
cgaYersioa. AM u tssss 9 woes have -
Tar e4en selected by two primaries already
held q. sansysiss and Br3okshiTe- These
precincts hive Uoa9iEn ozsly ins1rus-sd f1g
sayers z11 50 ull- y-y oihar prsci1cg W
if.s caulsy. BoFih wIll hgla primary "a
fhe Ii'h. Hampstead o. ghe isth and W3i-
ler 1T tho 25th. With Seyers sri Tom
sG.ih slid IN this gcsuty. 10 II s.
whs.s~cl Is eit7chf.5 70 e1y g.hsr state
Offices wtih he exception q Croos i5- Ian
celn tn5ssioaeT. who rs deTtic2ing gEa1.
Srsl q trengin GerriHca. eaDdissse 20,
S.etr treasurer, was here lsfsiY. accom-
palffi hy Dea RagsFs G, Bfa1ep- but
Gz-r.ksn's strength IS az yet 70 ieTe.o7.
rhEs Sch Mlls hsf already ore PIE iac.
ic.Esrgcte3. Apparently te s. "a iinc fie.
i5r th- Development o. r1ost any cale4oaia' !
-.tf4.sar-
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RICE CROP ASSURED.

Mr.. VI. K King. one of the promls
rice farmers OF the Taylors bayou ~
OcrhOod, was in the city this morning
route 10 Orange. Mr.. King says ha
rain fell in his neighborhood yesls1
and the rice farmers are consequ.2
happy Many farmers. said Mr.. ~
had considerable rice planted which
rot come up, and 1t probably would
rotied in the ground had il not besn
the rain OF yesterday. This rain will ~
nearly every ssed. however, and o.
farmer can take care OF the plant ailx|
once gets above the ground you can
tina, the rice crop, al least in the III
bayou neighborhood, is assured NJ
stated further that the Jefferson Coy
farmers had been careful il the seie1
CT seed this year and fine quality
as large yield was reasonably expeN|
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05
JURY FOR .sEXT WEEK.

Following IS the petit jury for next week
John Koen,g. H. D. Fletcher, P. E. Nc
Cam, r e Rschsord, Simon Stephenson, E
c. Ogden, W. P oldam, jim CLUB. W 4
F.iddie, S. Lsderer, Albert Smell, John
Collier. r. r. Henry. Henry Langham. VI
Goodman, n. \. Stone, Hal Gripoa, Ferry
Wiess. John Ericsson, William Collier. Bid
die Langham. Felix Hebs-t, sidney Brous-
sard. Isaac Garrison, Eli Bender. VI. K
Fletcher. George Jo!ley. E. A Fletcher
Robert Lee. Tom Cuniff, Albert sIetan
George Ri1es. c. C. Sylvester, W. W. Kyle
r. 4. McReyuoIis, W. B. Dunlap.
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Fer, Worth. Texas. Juas 4-Cap,ein
Fraak W. Ball, VEL Auown amoag lawyers
throughout Texas mas decided - make
;he race Tor the legislature from Tar.snt
county.
Walisyile. Texas. june 4.--The chairman
Of ,Et 3emocgs,e executive committee Of
Chambers cucngy haz called the county
conNt nlioa to meet .a Waliisy.lle on SAY
uFGay, Jane p. 20 EciOc1 leleszies 20 ,hg
State ana d!Eir!ct conventions.
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AUSTIN COUNTY.

kenny. Texas. June Urinary held
here ,odar elected seven delegates 10 coaa-
~ ccnSeailon AMI Instructed them 10 vote
As unli FOR the following candidates
Governor. ssyerS. lieutenant goyerao-,
Browning. attorney general. smith, comp.
tpiiSr. Finley. railroad eomn!ssiones.
Giles, superintendent o9 publle sgstrue-
tion, Tarraal, court criminal appeals, g 10
court civil appeals, Reese; congress Ten n
district. Robzufs
Bellyisie, Texas. June 1.-THE precisc,
convention held hers today sends the acle-
gates 10 the county eolyentioa 10 be he'll!
On the 9Th Instant instructed to vote .cr
sayers Tor governor, FinLy for coinPiTe ;
isf, smith for attorney general Browning
for lieutenant governor, 4aya1.d Tor r.. i
road commissioner. Kendall Ter supssIn.
tendent Of public instruction. Gavin tor
court ot criminal appeals and Reese oerr,
OF civil appeals. Rohson TOT congress
Tenth district.
Cat spring. Texas, June 4 There VIA
only one nrnn instructed for here io!ay-
Joseph ID. Savers Tor governor; bllaace
uninsiructedi Hon W. $. Rcbsoa for con-
sfsss has some strong supporters here hatt
THO box is republican aai golthuss Are
In a majority.
New Tim, Texas, June Mot snou III
interest WAS iaksn II The primaries con-
s.qnsnuy no meeting aud 10 delegate,
elected. II primaries had been held, dele.
gatts would have been instructed 10,
Sayers
New uim Texas, June 4.~-Delesatos 10,
county convention are Instructed ,os say.
ers for governor. Robson for congress.
staiy. Texas June al the den,nera, n,
primary held here today the delegation VA
instructed for sayers. Browning, smith
Mis-. Finley. Finger. AayGali. Keat.aiI
W. ;. Robson for congress.
Major n. II. Cook was elected chalrma,
Tor next tvo years.
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WEDDE0.

W. R. Blain, as substitute trustee, has
Ryan and Miss Cora Jenness composed a
wedding party from Port Arthur today.
the contracting parties Being Mr. Nelson
and Miss Ryan. They were married in thu
Crosby house pariors, Judge Z. P. Gray
officiating, the nuptial knot being tied IN
the most approved manner. Mr. A. L..
Nelson IS a prominent young architect of
ability whose work has attracted consider
able and favorable attention, while the
bride IS a charming young lady from tire
North. who has only been =. Port Arthur
a few months
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A. $. JOHNSTON CAMP.

Albert sidney Johnston camp OF United
Confederate Veterans. No. 10, met Saturday
afternoon in Justice Rigsoy's office. Com
mander ". E. Rogers presiding and a fair
number being in attendance Two new
members were enrolled. DR.. p. Jordan was
recommended 10 Governo. Culberson for
the position Of surgeon 10 the immune
regiment The time OF meeting was
changed from Saturday TO the frs, sunday
IN each mouth, the hour being o'clock In
The afternoon.
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Cal Texas jane The democratic
county convention net here ;o1ay AMI
8.lfEa1ee were eiec.e6 10 the st4,z. con-
s.essonel. iu1.Lisl. representative ani sen
39cyiAl conventions. T!th 3nstrucfloEs 70
r1,e for EaYeTz tog governor. Fiage-.
Browning Nasa TTire- 2uollns EsyGelA.
Stephens for congress % sh.s district; W.
r Smith. district t4ige Ts!Tty- second 81
I-cL.I 4le.rlr.
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4 NEW MANAGER.

SIR. w. F. Lewis has severed hh
nection with the Orange and the W..
Lumber company, with which he nas
connected In rha capacity OF maoas1,
the past year and a half or two
His successor is Mr.. George c GEE
formerly OF Alyarado, but who f9
time las been representing the 4
Jones Lumber company in MONTEREY,
leo. Mr.. Chastain assumed cnalE
Saturday last. In all The CHANGES ~
the OlEuge and WinEate NJ. c. "
witz remains unaffected. Hes the n
by in all seasons.
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WILL EXCHANGE puLp1Ts.

Rev. J. a. Smart, pastor OF the Baptis.
church. left this morning for Wooiyllle
aud Will occupy the pulpit in the Baptist
church at that place tomorrow morning
and night. Rev. Jefi Rhodes, pastor Of the
Wociyille Baptist church. arrived this
afternoon. and Will conduc, services al the
Baptist church tomorrow. The Rev. Rhodes
will return 10 Woodville tomorrow morn
ing and begin a protractei meeting, in
Which he Will be assisted for several days
by Rev. smart.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05

Fort Worth, Texas lnas Views from
Ellis eosa'y Indicates iAst SSynns IS
swsspiag ssesTth.as btfore him. 81 esi.-
mate r&ss a. , c'e'osk places his majority
~ 3sgi aR Eiil e4FF? the loza o. Eaail
by IT, Eanis has been considered q say
srz ktr0rghoi9
Iuige Bullock u DECATUR ~as Aese q
DAY. He says Wise county hili 20 10
MynBe BY At icas; .Eo-ih!sss o. this yoles
10 the pslmariss
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LOCAL NOTES

W. B. Blain. as substitute trustee he
sold The Live Oak Missionary Rants,
fer $1,000.
The damage cases OF the Gulf and Iute,.
state Railway vs The sahina ana Eas,
Texas and Texas and New Orleans Raj
reads are set for trial Monday Of mex,
week.
Judge West has not ye, rendered a de-
c'sion in the case Of Reed VS.. The Texas
ana New Orleans Railroad. which was
t,led yesterday He has crrived at con :
olhs,on. but has not finished statement
OF the la~ and the facts in the case.
In the district court this morning d.
xorces were granted in the following cases
Rosa Mcclellan VS.. D. 4. Mcclellan. Asa
more Walter vs.. Dan Walter Ellen Nuss-
baum VS. II. Nusshaum.
l. F. Chester received telegram thtS
morning bringing the sad intelligence thar
Mrs. o. H. Butler wife OF his uncle ana
only relative in Texas. had died al her
home in Lufkln at O'clock last night
Business that can not be neglected will
prevent Mr. Chester from attending the
funere.
Sheriff Laneham and Marshal GRAY t..
day received q telegram from Lake Charles
requesting that the two suspicious char
asiers arrested TUESDAY afternoon BE- held
Ihe telegram says e store was robbed in
Lake Charles the previous night aud
ssrucles answering a description of thoss
iound OF. the Prisoners were stolen.
The best appetizer ana regulator q, ~.
a.ses,ise 0rsans Is Ansostura Bi,ters. pre-
=
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rREgsroNE COUNTY.

wor,Aam. Texas. Jaas THE full re-
iuras are no. all Ia yet. but enough TO
give the county to wyanc by iargc vote
Liilard fer representative, navis Cor coun.
~ judge. Dunassp for county CLERK, Powell
Tor sheriff all the oihers will run In the
second primary, which Win be called next
Monday.
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BExAR COUNTY

San Antonio, Texas June 4.-gexar
county democratic primaries we're held TO-
night They we're more largely attended
than usual. and, 50 far a. heard from. Ia.
Guiding all the city prcclnsts. INSTRUCTIONS
we're unanimous for culberson for United
s ess.ts senator. ssyers for governor aul
most q the city pTscincts tnstructtans xers
eiso given for r. J Brown for a,scc,s.s
Justice az the supreme court. III. N. ye,t
xor associate Justice OF the Fourth ro,,r,
g cisu &Epesis, II, w. Finley for CONN.
Hcaier ara General George " Russ ~
N-eitctirn as chairman OF the county aem.
oernuc executive committee The Tenth
precinrs also Instructed fcr Tor, Sn,,h
s .stDsnsy Eercrei Tho primaries were
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Texarksna. Ark. June 4.-w. L. Pat.
rick. fireman en- the Texas and Pacific
railway, running between here and For,
WORTH. Texas when few miles out Of
la Ssns ms morning, fell from the en-
CINE while the train was runn,D,, .,,,,,
miles en- hour. sustaining Injuries ,N,rb
resulted in his death at noon. Remains
shipped 10 I-ongylcw, Texas, his hons 10.
night for inte-ment. ~
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4 Territory Anrn,

Ispte!aI Dispatch 70 The Post,
Ardmore, l. T.. June I'll. J. sm,lle,
ana his SON John, we're stabbed last night
BY tanale veuder. The quarrel arose
over the settlement of house rem y,,,.
smaiiey VIII recover but his father is ~ :,
Very critical condition. The SLAYER escanaa
ana ofhcers are in pursuit
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Texas Negro KiIiea.

NoFtNIaI I7IsiiElINtI 70 IT ~
Ardmore, I. T.. June 4.-Ei oi"s
ored, aged 10. of Palestine, Texas
asleep on the railroad track aooos
miles south OF here. wes sruIu Z.
freight train this afternoon. ~
brought here for medical atteluy,
died from his injuries at oei0,s, Il,
back was broken and left thisn "
mangle1.
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WALKER COUNTY,.

Huntsville Texas. June i-p-lmsrg
vote for Huntsville preesnet as follows as
to candidate, Win opposition Saycrs i93.
wynne !; Browning l5s. Goash is George
". Smith $50, Finger b. G1ss =, Gfa0s q;
Roche ! Kcadaii l6S Miyfield iSl. Giles
IA: Brccks III. Rice a. bliss ,. Reese III
PEASANTS 81 County convention NEE,
&oadsy. Country precincts Vii not
change results above.