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THE HAVANA PAPERS.
Believed That the Armisticc VIII
Obyiatc intervention.

Havana, April u. The morning news.
papers of Havana print extracts from
President McKinley's message to congress
on the Cuban question and comment on 1t
from various standpoints.
The Diaro de la Marina, in an article
commencing the suspension of hostilities
generally referred to us an armistiee, says
this action upon the part of the Spaniards
has removed all pretext for the inter-
vention of the United States in Cuba which
now, ii says, will be arbitrary and impos-
sible TO tolerate from the standpoint OF
right
Continuing the Dairo de la Marina says:
But il congress, in spite OF this, should
recognize the independence of Cuba and
decree the intervention OF the United
States and President Mckinley could not
avoid war with Spain, then the Cuban
question would convert itself into an Eu-
rcpean question. In any case the pro-
posal to intervene with no definite date
fixed instead of Intervention Immediately,
demonstrates that the cause for interyen-
ton has disappeared. Thus a great danger,
provoked by the United States, has been
avoided by suspension Of hostilities
brought about by the mediation Of the
powers, which represents failure for the
United States"
Later the Diaro de la Marina asks the
question: What will they do?' and an
swers it, They will most certainly con-
tent themselves with humoring the pas
sions OF the jingoes continue their threats
of Intervention and formulate various mes
sages which under no circumstances VIII
prove a casus belli."
The Union Constitutional INDUCES In
similar clouded reflections on the message,
attacks General Lee on the lines OF its
contemporaries and ridicules Miss Clara
Barton.
The Diaro de Cienfuegos ridlcules the
Yankee charity and bad food" which 1t
alleges has been distributed there among
the reconcentrados.
The Spanish profess great indignation at
the report that the question of the origin
OF the Maine explosion In Havana harbor
on February 10 last is to be referred to a
court OF arbitration, with the object Of de-
termining the amount Of indemnity due the
United States If the explosion Is proved
before this court to have occurred outside
the ship.
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TEXAS POLITICAL MATTERS.
As to the Confirmation Of Federal
Judge Neck.
QUESTION OF CANDIDATES. in TENTH,
MT. Wo,ters Has something TO Say
Conccrning a Purported inter-
view with Judge Robson.

/ ,S,, 5
iaiias. leNss. April l2S~-Bcth Repub
lioan State Chairman Green and National
| Committeeman asy.n, ha,., as.6a ,h.,i,
a,,, ,..,,t.... e, !,
go "sat"s' 'ho continuation o. ~ ".
Meek as untted states Judge for the North-
erin district OF Texas Rut hundreds Of
othcr intlpnn,tal ren,,hiicsns o.na;,,aliv al,
n. x...,,., -. ~ s,5 .
w 'ai'N'uates hot s'iv pps''i"uf "ie 'hp's.
ins Meeks confirmation with renewed
vigor Meek came 10 Texas from Iowa and
Iti,a foI,oa.t,,, t,,,,, r.,cn,,, 3ss,a i, ms
~ -, 49,, l..
rvs s"'l'es LeNnelt WhNh 10 peink useu
against him. Will prove interesting reading
to others who want Ia 500 him turned
ao,,o.
puf}ng the Iast lew DAYS large NUM-
Der or aftidavits aud other documents have
been fo,.wi,t,i,a er,,,, Dns N,nipes 10 WASH
,,, :. .., -.
49," W W useu III iff'o"t'"s 'ue eonr
hrmation by the senate OF Il, X, Meek,
SON in-law of mp, CiHrkson and nephew
iin-Iar =, 8 es,,,,.s,n ,t,,,.i c,,,,a
- "'V''' "S Nn''se ~
uis'liot luose 'ar ne IN one oil the ieNas
districts. This nomination WAS made by
the president two weeks ago and nll Texas
-, - -.
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The highest patriotism and devotion 10 our

the highest patriotism and devotion to our
country and its heroes, and
Whereas Washington Camp. No. 239,
u. G. VI, of ilrenhani, has arranged TO
celebrate April q IN cnminumoratiUn Of
the battle which mndc our beloved Texaa
free, and he's extended an invitation to all
their friends 20 join them lii celebrating
snid holiday in u proper manner; theie-
fore DO Il
Resolved, by shabbona Tribe, No. 20.
Improved Order OF Red Men, Tint we Ia
dorsc and uoneuf hi the celebration Of sad
day. and that our tribe attonn said picnic
in body. and thereby show our loyalty
to our country and our devotion TO the
gnty haired Veterans or the Lost Cause. y
Evangelist Van Polt closed; his services
here last night with lecture to young
men. based on tho history OF Abraham and
Isaac the patriarch Of old.
There was II large attendnnce at the
Prairie flill school fest al the Schuctxen
Nerain hall Monday.
According to announcements made from
the pulpit and press moro than i month
ago. revival services will begin at the
Methodist church next Sunday,
Tho work of tiil'ng In the valley spannea
by the long bridge north OF the city Is pro-
crossing rapidly
Tho veterans picnic MT Watson's grove
April "a promises To be the picnic Of the
season, Colonel j. g. Rankin. chairman
of the committee of arrangements has The
disposition OF tho stand privileges.
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THE sourHBnN pLuMnERs.
several Important Resolutions Were
AnnntcM.

San Antonio, Texas, April 12.--The
Southern League OF Master Plumbers held
its annual session here today at Bee,ho-
ven hall, whore II was called to order at
l0:45 a. m. by the president Ed. Braden,
Jr., of San Antonio II adopted q resoiu-
ton in reference to quarantine calling on
all National State and municipal lcglsla-
tive Officers to urge the thorough cleaning
up OF all cities aud premises that had ever
been visited by contagious fever, urging
the immediate construction OF efiie'Rnt
sewer systems where such were not al
ready in operation and the establishment
of perfect sanitary household connections
Herewith.
THE convention adopted the educational
and open meeting plan. discardng the old
executive session system IN vogue at Tor
iner sessions, and urged the national ass
sociatlon. which meets mere TOMORROW, w
establish bureau for the dissemination
of literature bearing on the BnDjfct OF
scientific and sanitary household and pub
lie plumbing , -
II also adopted resolutions looking to
tho harmonizing Of relations between
members OF the plumbing fraternity ana
dealers Ia their supplies. The resolutions
call on the supply association 10 discipline
recalcitrant supply ilrins
Edward Braden, retiring president was
indorsed as the candidate OF the league lot
president OF the National convention, ~
was determined 10 hold the next ineeli,is
~ Inc league al the same place that inc
National association shall hold its next an
nual session. provided that the latter
,r y In a Southern city; but In the event
that the latter meets ~ city Out OF mo
territory OF the league. the league 10 70
meet ut New Orleans.
Daniel A. Farrell OF Annisloh, AIS, wa"
elected nresident OF the league; q. a.
uartwcl OF New orleans, vice president;
II. A. McQuade OF Chattanooga, secretary.
and r. 81 cady Of Columbus, MISC treas
urer.
Many delegates Of the National hssocin-
lion that meets here tomorrow have al
ready arrived
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THE nIoT1NG IN MADRID.
All the Prisoners Turn Out Ia BE-
Cnr!fsts and SOcInIixts.

Cnrslktk 0nU
London. April l2-The Standards Madrid
dispatch says: The alleged national demon
strations after all were quickly suppressed.
otherwise the demonstrations at Barcelona
and Valencia might have been more serious.
bui cooler Judgment prevailed.
The tone of the press itself, outside Car,
LIST socialist and republican papers and
nj Nacional, the organ of Weyler and Ro-
marc Robiedn. has been much modified
since the character Of the demonstrations
herame clear A majority OF the Madrid
journals now blame the street riots Al
tbe prisoners turned OFT to be Carissls and
socialists.
The authorities continue the military ann
,niiea nrecautions. hui IL IL easy 10 see
,bat Madrid lie goes nn as usual Win rs
,rnwaed bull fights. concerts ana tnehtets
Quite A number OF foreigners nave conie
r,re for the medical congress, or are re-
,mrninp from the Seville Holy week he ,
,svaIs The asneci OF affsiIs has caused
~ siackening in the naval and mliitsIs
:, eparations which have been pusheu WIZ
,ieor regardless OF expenditure
Tbe cortes will meet in THIS cry ~ :
,o,,,iabt and be asked 70 vote cohsios' iu.u
nrsdi,s should tho strained rotations WI
maria lncreess, scriers VIII De b'sueu
~ woke the cortes before April ~, a,
,rrs conservatives ssy they cohsiae, !,
,ayal and oatriotic TO siTc Ny ,hc 49,
rsr..rt ana government In evfrstnIps soa'
dmrive 10 peace AMI ! dffenke OF lAs sta ,sa
,sh rights in Cuba. Financial Interests a' 20
SIDE with the cabinst. put sAn ~
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ntrcnnsoN FOR sAYkas.
Tic WIN speak MT vivingston on
AVrtl H.

Tic WIN speak Mt uivingsson ON
April ~.
Livineston, Texas April 1.-THE
friends OF Hon. NJ. Nj. Crane here refused
to grant u division OF time with Captain
]. g. Hutchinson as representative OF Major
Savers, because not authorized by him TO
do 50. and because the captain is not the
authorized representative OF MIR. Saycrs,
yet circulars distributed this evening an-
nounco that Joseph u ssyers. ii proIni.
nontscandidatc for governor, Is detained ut
Washington, and IT. Is impossible Tor HIN
TO make canvass Of his cause before the
people Of Polk county for governor OF the
STATE Of Texas Therefore his interests
VIII be represented and speech made in
MS behalf by Captain u. G.. iiutchsspn OF
Houston Texas, at Livingston, Wednesday
evening April 10, 1888" thus forcing him
upon The time aud appointment Of MIR,
Crane, whether agreeable with him or not
ana over tho protest. as ii were. % his
irieudS. t4 .ts ..A ~ IL MprrR
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On Tr,,l for Murder

I.ookhart, Texas. Arrii i2.--A very In
toresting case is now on trial In tho dis
trict court of this county II IL that OF the
State against J D. Imam, charged with
The murder OF his father ln-law, ], III. Glib.
son, In 1897 MIR. Gibson was an old man
and an Invalid. living at the time with his
sun.in law. the accused 1t Is charged
in the Indictment that Imam, In order to
get rid OF the old man. gave him poison In
Il medicine which he was using, and he
toon died N convulsiens. There is mnl-
tltudc of Witnesses Ia tho case, and 1t u
being hotlY contested.
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As Soon as War Is Declared the Fleet
Will Begin Dropping Shells Into
the City, and 1t Is Expected the In
surgents Will Attack 1t from the
Land Side.

for the battle and is riding uneasily in
Hampton Roads, with fires banked and
decks cleared for action, will be launched
at once. it is thought. for its prearranged
attack on the canaries Its purpose Is to
divert the Spanish feet. destroy its base
OF supplies in the canaries, cut off com
munication and secure a point of vantage
for establishing base of action for our
navy. 1t will then hurry to the coast of
Spain and engage any fleet it may meet
i'll Spanish waters.
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rnr FEMlsINE onsERvER.

No sentiments are very deep that can
be written Of freely
War talk as 1t affects mothers, wives
and sweethearts IL bit more serious than
even as II appears In the yellow Kid
journals.
Some gowns are walking reasons for the
question why they we're ever bought.
What people VIII say has kept many Of
us from giving way to really honest emo
tons,
II Ia the easiest thing in the world 10
establish a reputation for cleyerness II you
are only rich.
The woman with pretty white hands has
discovered that lemons are as much
toilet necessity as soap
The real secret OF happiness is getting
something you want very. very much. but
never dreamed you would have. !"
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Dcnton Count, yrnnc cum

Denton, Texas. April n,-.A central
Crane club was organized at Tho court
house in this city last saturday night ana
Officers elected. a. Il, Graham WAS elected
president J, c, Chance vice president ana
Corhin Johnson secretary,
Hon. \. G. uwsley addressed the meet
ing. which was very enthusiastic one, aud
about stNty-fiye names were enrolled as
members OF the club, Other clubs viii be
oiganizcd in different parts OF the county
and everything done that Will In any way
rromote the candidacy OF Mi, Crane FOR
governor Tho meeting adjourned subject
TO the call OF the president
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Hon. John w. Robbins OF Vernon. can
didDte for State treasurer. Ii In tho city
looking over the ground
Hon. r. II. Barmeiator. the gentleman
from MtcMuilcn, Is in the city Ia attend
ance upon the Twenty-gixth district court.
The Galveston baseball club is registered
at the Hotel salge
Hon. r. 3. Garrison OF Shelby county
came over from San Antonio this morning.
He has been there Tor several days and
met with considerable encouragement IN
bis race for State treasurer.
Hon. jonathan Lane OF La Grange Is
here TO assist In the prosecution Of ] Il.
Grizzard. charged with the killing Of John
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CHARTERED.

Tic charters of the following corpor
ations were il,d today;
The Auatip Poultry and Pot Stock AS
ISOLATION; capital stock, 5000 The object
OF tho association is TO encourage agrl-
culture and horticulture by promoting the
breeding OF pure bred poultry, Including
all useful and ornamental varieties and
also of thoroughbred pct stock. The IN
oorporators arc w. W, IIerndon, WIN II.
Saige, g. s. Briganre and others.
Oak Clin conservatory; capital stock,
10000 The object of tho corporation IL to
conduct conservatory OF music. art and
oratory at Oak CliR Dalns county. The
incorporators AFRO W L., Diamond, u. r.
Kemp, John W. Roach, NJ. Thomas Edgar
ton and w l.. Lawrence
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THE TENTH DISTRICT.
MIR. Woltcrs on an Interview win
Judge Robson.

'n"He ho"s"h.
| La Grange, Texas, April ll'--'Mr j, II.
| Woters. an active supporter OF Jonathan
| Lane for the democratic nomination for
,n,,a 49,. ,.,,,,, 49,. ,aua,,,, o,,.a
oohs''ss' 'o""S ha"'eo ''e tV''o"''s ''"''
ment to the representatives of the press
"As Fayette county democrat and
| n friend and srnnorter of Mr. Lane | feel
. - ,,. , n. T., 49,. ,s,,.
~ my uu's' anu | A"o" " - ny
TO deieha the democratic orsah'1"eioh Vi
| this county from an unjust and, fear. a
| malicious charge made against IL by Judge
| Nv e, pn,,a. :, ,.ar. g., mo ,.siyoston
" % 0oosoi' - "P''"'' 90 49,
News oil the 3th instant thht Juuse ROBSON
said: He treiefring TO Mr.. Lane) has the
machine. YOU know, and the machine
counts far n urent deal This was said 10
have been par, of his reply to the re-
nor.e,,'s question Who VIII carry Fayette
conn,yg,
.,tf Iudec Robson meant anything by
suoh langnnqe he must have meant that
arr marty oreanizntion IA n mere machine
a t,ine uithom, uame--that moves only
a, tha yin Of its onerator and h subject
~ Iano,s commands we have nm exect.
tive cnmmttten cornposed of nine men. one
,ro,,, aanI, t,,sticn,a urocinct and chair
man w fudge Max Meitzen n. W. II.
Znnn NJ "a 0,Bar. 8 u. Drake, S A.
cbni,,,rno T., Arnin Non 1. MckIn
non ana / y iirietek In addition to this
Ne ha,,a ,hirtv-rnrr mon one from onch
,'a,,ng ,raci,ct v,ho have been anpoInted
,a all ~, nrin,a,Ios nj tbeir resoeciIye
vo,ing niaros sn lar IA am advised and
ho,i,ya aaoh or tbesc men are democrat,.
-, a,.a in,o,liaon, fearless honost and
,ndss,araon, mon 1 don't bniiev. any man
AN as,.,h non,roia thon, MOI .aveo I,,a,o
pahsan
"Ana rich, ,boro a. whore tbc sbos
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National Guard conference.

Washington, April i2,--At the request
of the National Guard officers of Pennsyl
vanla, Ohio and other States, conference
OF guard officers of the various States has
been called 10 meet in the rooms of the
committee on military AFFAIRS Saturday
next to consider army organization. II is
hoped AS many States as possible can be
represented and that entire harmony can
hp hni
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Corsicana, Tcxas, April IL. The drill in
tho Tatum Wild cut well east of the city
reached the sand at 1880 feet and a rca-
sonablY good flow OF oil was struck. Ex-
element has boon quite intense and many
have gone out 10 tho WE'LL Mr.. Tatum
has had many callers inqniring as to the
truth OF the rnmor. The striking oil oil IN
this well means much for the field and the
Increased interest is very manifest among
the producers.
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HEATH GATEClIJsM.
10 lie Commit fled to Memory by All
DSspcpucs. Invaifti-. Cone
xnmntfye4 a as5 "a

="
DSspcpttcs. Invniftis. COns
snmpuves.
Whit IA the first cause of Bine-tcnths -
all d.henaesY
WHY DOES imperfect digestion cause disease
OF other orFans2
Ttoause blood, nerves, muscles, bone ana
rest. II digestion IL perfect tho blood IL pure.
nerves and muscles strong. iiorb frm. y ne
diEeat,on is poor the blood " elpplied from
half, d,gested ferfnenting food, irritating every
nerve ana organ. The result IL, sooner o.
later organic disease. because every organ
being poorly nourisled the weakest gives way
nfat. and We have liver trouble, Kidney Come
plants, heart disease or consumption.
II not dieting tho usual and best treAtmses
10 euro indgcstlony
icne enough; what Ii nceded y abundant
uourit ln,ent not the lack OF It, The atonpAch
ana blood demand nutriment. not brgq
What is the hest method Of curey
: Plenty OF wholesome food well dlgested
But how can a weak stomach digest plenty
" 81 tasing with tho food after each maal
certain harmlcss remedies which ARE knoWa9
10 digest f6od ard thua nouriHh the blood -
What are these III rrnlcss remedies I n y q:
The most valuable arc vegetable fegneQ9lx
pure peps1n, Golden Seal snd Iruit salt
4 thee ars nov ,a so@elne so,d Il Sc
under The narne Of stuart's pyspepsla re1S5s'
let's, Kk Il, a "a
liquid preparations fo-caiiea dyfrepoln elar0ox5
Z Most decidedly, becnusc all liquid n1e4 Il
become stale With age and hae Wh11fN
good qualities thsy may have bad cFlN & ~
carried In tho pocket. afwaye a hAh1 ~
tcr uss whfn sr; s,, g = ds
tioh perfect and sass doct6F6s bIllo Z;
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r,rc Dcnnrtmrmt EIection.

Cnero Texas. April 10 Tho cuero fire
department held its annual meeting last
night and elected the following officers:
Chief. Henry Hoyer; iirst assistant chief,
August Phillips; second assistant chief.
william Gohmert; secretary, Walter Raif-
fcrti treasurer Temple Henry. There are
three companies now IN the department
Quite number viii no to Corpus Christi
OH the ath OF May -ssi4 81
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London. April ia Berlin dispatch
says the Columbia and Normannia of the
Hamburg American line have not been
purchased by Spain. The president of the
company says these vessels were pur-
chased along with the Spree and the Saale
of the North German Lloyd line for 90oD-
0Q0 marks by London firm. Accounts are
conflicting as 10 the real sale of them, but
it is believed the Columbia and Normannia
have been resold to the United States.
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I.edbetter. Texas. April ~. The second
quarterly conference OF the Methodist
church was held here Saturday and sunday
Presiding Elder Solomon Was here aud
preached Saturday and Sunday at II
o'clock. Rev. Daniels, minister In charge
Of The church at this place. preached Sat
urday and Sunday nights. love feast was
heId Ell & o'clock SUNDAY aftdrno0n.
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BRENNAN nuDGEr.
Red Men Arc GOtng 10 Help veterans
celebrate san Jncinto.

Brenham. Texas. April IL al the reg
u,ar council OF shabbona tribe. No. 20.
improved Order Of Red Men, Monday night.
tho following resolution was introduced BY
Chief w. G. Henderson and was unanl-
niously adopted:
Whereas. One OF the foundation prin.
ciples upon which the order Of the linz
proved Order Of Red Men Is founded y
Freedom and
where's. Our order teaches loyalty 70
gosernment and ohllgates ~ meutsgs e
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CONTRACT Tor Grading.

Fort Worth, Texas April i2.--oontractor
John p. Hughes, who has the grading con-
tract for the Rock Island spur Of twenty
s,pht miles. from bridgeport TO Jaeksboro.
m lack county. has completed some two or
three miles OF the grade from bridgeport
The work is being pushed as rapidly as
nossib,e. The company anticipate having
ths Inc completed and cars running into
Iaeksboro by July 4.
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Mr, untcs Cnnvnssing.

Alvin, Texas, April 12,--Mr Wharton
Bates of srazoria was in town today shals-
Ing hands with his many friends and work
ing up his canvass for the democratic
nomination for congressman from the
Tenth district Mr.. Bates says he IL much
encouraged With his prospects,
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Clcburne, Texas, April 12r-Dr. j. n.
Heating, who was defeated by only ton
votes by John C. Conway for reelection
of mayor of Clcburne. has filed notice OF
contest on the grounds OF Illegal votes hay-
Ing been cast for his opponenl.
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TRYING TO GET NEWS THROUGH.
The cubans Can Not Inform Their Gov
ernmeut.

Key West, Fla. April 1S-Agents of the
Cuban Insurgents are trying to commune
cate the probable action of congress to
their associates in the field. They may get
the news across the gulf by means of
boat from other ports. No vessels are leav-
ing Key West for Havana and none have
arrived from there. Though cable messages
are sent no answers are received. Nothing
has been received since General Lees de-
parture from Havana on Saturday night.
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Thornton Texas April ~ No interest
In State offices except for governor, in
which NJ NJ Crane is very much in the
lead. X. L. Henry Is far ahead in this
district for congress.
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To Represent caldwell.

Beatty viii probably be candidate for rep
resentativc from Caldwell county, compos-
ing the E'ifty-first district Mr.. Beatty Is
a ringing free silver advocate.
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Victoria, Texas, April Emile. the
il-year-oa son OF H. @. vogt. living near
Guadalupe In this comfy. died Saturday
rs tho result of injuries received by falling
from barn, striking the edge OF barrel.
The funeral occurred Sunday.
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RELIGIOUS
Trinity Presbytery.

Dallas. Texos, April 70. The annual
meeting of the Presbytery OF Trinity began
tonight Rev. S. w. Patterson OF Dallas
is moderator.
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Woodville, Tuesday. April ~. . p. m
Livingston, Wednesday. April ~, p. IN.
Moscow, Thursday. April ~, l p. IN.
Houston, Friday. April Is, . y. IN.
Manor, Saturday, April 16, II n. m.
Del Vale, Saturday. April i6, 3 p. m.