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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-09
TERRY RANGERS.
ofhcers Elected and Gonzales the
Next Meeting Place

NcAt hcctuN Ptncc.
Victoria, Texas, June THE business
session of the reunion began at the opera
house at 10 o'clock this morning. Tho
minutes of the last meeting at Austin
were read and approved
a committee consisting OF Kroeger.
Hooper and King was appointed 10 draft
resolutions in memory of the dead of
1898
The deed to the site for the proposed
monument TO the regiments dead to be
erected on the capitol grounds az Austin
was read. Chairman Miller of the COM
mIttee appointed last year to investigate
the advisabiity OF Disqualification TO NJ
known as Sons and Daughters OF the
Terry Rangers reported Nvorably,
The report OF Treasurer W d. Cleye-
land was read and approved, \
Chairman Littleheld OF the Monument
committee reported $1,000 on ham.
\ letter from General WheelN who
commanded the brigade OF which tho. Ter
ry Rangers were part, was reah, OF
which he following Is an extract;
Being in the army | am constantly
under orders and am now daily In ex-
pectatiou OF receiving such u resume
think II right to make even a conditional
promise
J NJ. Brownson and II A. Jarmon were
| added To the committee TO receive the
flag TO be returned by the indiana regi-
ment, through ny Governor Of Texas
At the atternson session tho memorial
| committee presented appropriate rosolu-
lions in commemoratlon Of the following
! members who have died since he last
reunion; a. c. Baker company A! Dr.
J. w. Gulick, company Il; Major W. n.
savers company II j. u. Thornton COM
pany g A. l." Lampkip, company H. and
r. Is. Chatham, company Is,
L was voted that a Gnance committee
be appointed who should take possession
q an the funds Of he association and
invest them as directed The committee
appointed consista OF George W. Ilttle-
heid OF Austin and j, IT, Miller OF Cald-
well
The next reunion viii be held al Con
2alos. The following officers were elected
| for tne ensuing year President James
f. Miller FIRST vice president G. W lit
tl'held second vice president. L. N Ko-
kornoG third vice president, i " Hal-
comp, fourth vice president L. NJ Bar.
neji, secretary 7 I Lubbock treasurer,
". u. Cleveland; corresponding secretary,
W. i. Saycrs; chaplain, Row a y. Ayes
After adoption ~ the usual resolutions
of hanks so tho Il. G.. V. L. d. c. the
press local committees aud citizens gem
orally he reunion adjourned to meet in
| Gonzales next year.
captain Lubbock in responding 90 the
toast. General Whecler's Farewell TO the
Terry Rangers" al the smoker after a
brief oulogy of General Wheeler. read tho
address which Is as follows
Headquarters Cavalry Corps Concord
N G., April %, 1S65.-Gallant Comrades
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BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
Charlton Reported as Killing Work Stock
and Cattle.
CITY COUNCIL HAS ACCEPTED PAVEMENT.
Cases Decided in the Federal Court
Complimentary whist Party.
Local Notes.

Beaumont, Texas June s.--A rice farm
err from the lower part OF the county to-day
Informed The Post correspondent that
charbon was playing havoc with stock In
his section Many rice farmers have lost
valuable mules, and many range cattle
are dying from the disease on the prairie.
The gentleman attributes the disease 10
the protracted drouth and expresses tho
fear that unless rain comes soon and re-
plenishes stock water that Charlton VIII
almost ruin several families in his neigh
borhood
1t is also reported that recently two
men were treated at the hospitals in this
city for charhon, one OF them had
caught the disease while skinning beef,
which had died on the prairie, The other
was bitten by a ny, Both came to the
city as soon as symptoms of the disease
became apparent and both were cured
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ALVIN LOCALS.
An Electric street RAILWAY IL n
Possibility.

Alvin. Texas, Juno S.-The board OF
school trustees OF Alvin district met last
night and elected Robert Shirley superin-
tendent and Miss Rowland Mrs. Sheffield,
Mrs. Gibson and Miss Turner as teachers
for the next term.
The new mayor and city council are
having the streets and alleys cleaned up
and put In nne condition. They VIII have
the important question Of putting IN a
fine system OF water works at the next
regular meeting A Kansas CITY company
is figuring on putting in an electric street
railroad TO connect the depot and business
part Of town with the Alvin college aod
settlements west OF IL for a mill The.
viii ask the city for franchise for sealy,
Gordon and Fleet streets. There Is
movement on foot here which seems 70
have the proper Backing 10 build railroad
from Alvin westward 70 connect with the
Gulf. Bra2os Valley and southwestern,
crossing Chocolate bayou at point near
the wooden bridge TWO miles above Ola
Liverpool This road Will open up very
fne country and Will make another feeder
for the great railroad center. Houston
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.nnr pAssENGER LlsT.

81. ,,.,msblp Concho, which sailed for
Vs. YORK yesterday had large cabin
.....r,sr list as follows. Mr.. and Mrs.
n,,I., Bull of san Antonio. DIR. Cleaver
:, via Of Austin. Mr.. and Mrs. e. &.
u,r,, Mr.. W. H. Long of Ell Paso. Mr.
~ Hrs e. T. Reinhart of Houston, w.
d Ed5y and wife of Bowling Green, KY
i Bering. wife and family of Houston,
yws, Emma. Lucille and Lillian Patrick
4 austin Miss Fannie Clemen of Hous-
"a, Mr.. ]. A. Jennings of Galveston, Mrs.
g,,dy Of Denver Mr.. G, ". Vandervort,
rl,s and child of New York. Mr.. Henry
Ian and son OF Austin. Mr.. Marshall
e1bam Of Austin. Mr. Il. d. Bright of
n,,yer. Miss Cary OF Schulenberg, Miss c..
Wear Of Pearsall Charles Clarke, Jr.,
4 Galveston. Mr. A. H Allen OF Boston,
NJ and Mrs W II Boyd OF Galveston
M ". H. Booth of San Antonio, Thomas
Thompson Of Benson, Ariz.. Bryan Heard
Vn Neal. Mr. Berney Of Houston, Mr.
Co. II. Wilson Of Brennan, Mrs. j w.
Johnson and son Of Denver, Miss White
,ni Miss Walker Of Waco. Miss A. SPRING
e. and Miss D. Springer Of Trinidad, Col,
Nrs Frank, Sr., OF San Antonio, Mrs.
Chm Steeger and child OF San Antonio,
Df 7 Rossini and DR. e. j Cochran OF
RT West. There were also twenty five
seerage passengers.
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BUDGET FROM BRENNAN
Congressman Ball VIII Attend the Bralos
Navigation Convention.
LIST OF THE COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
Negro WINS Accidentally Killed.
Two Boys Reported to Have
Killed a. Bear.

Brennan, Texas June s.-Hon. D. c,
committee Of the Brazos River Navigation
convention, has received the following let
ter from Hon. 7. II. Ball:
Huntsville, Texas. June dear Sir:
You may be assured OF my presence in
BRENNAN July 8 TO attend the convention
OF delegates interested In the navigation
OF the Brazos. Absence from home has
prevented earlier reply to the cordial in
vitation extended by you on behalf of the
committee on arrangements. Thai this
meeting will be productive OF proper APP
probation OF so important project and
eventuate in the ultimate success of the
most optimistic hopes OF the friends of the
Brazos is the sincere wish of your friend,
T. II. Ball
Mr.. Charles l., wilkins, teller of the
Firt National bank of this city, has a
letter from c. A. Beasley, cashier of the
bank at Richmond, Texas, saying he will
attend.
1t is understood that Major w. II. Crank
of Houston is an enthusiast on the subject
of Brazos river navigation and Will at
tend.
James Hays Quarles, secretary OF the
citizens committee, has received the fol-
lowing from Hon. o. II Cross OF Waco
a member of the legislature, regarding the
Brazos river navigation conventions
Yours in regard to the Brazos river
navigation convention, is at hand and
shall do what | can to work up an inter
est here for the meeting. Should the meet
ing succeed in securing government APP
preparation for the work on the river. max
ing 1t navigable, it would be of great bene-
fit to the State, and especially to this sec
ton. | shall attend the convention"
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Calvert Ne,rs Nnte..

Calvert, Texas, June S.--The receipts OF
the freight office of the Houston and Texas
Central at this place for the month OF May
show a decided increase over the same
month of last year.
Calvert possesses slow. steady growth
despite the stringency of monetary con-
ditions. The music OF the hammer and
saw is constantly Ia evidence 1t Is ru-
morsd that several handsome now resi-
dence will be erected in our iittle' city
this summer.
Mr.. C. G. McLendon. one Of CalvcTts
most promising young merchants, Ell
joying a months sojourn with his family
In Lampasas.
Mr. =. S. Murphy, a popIlr commission
merchant and broker OF this city has gone
TO Shreveport, La, to spenl tne n@1id
term.
Misses Maude Brown, Fanni3 Alien and
May Mcora'y are at home troil the South
ern Female college OF College Park. Ca
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PRAIRIE VIEW NORMAL.
Completed for the
Summer Session.

Prairie View. Texas. June s.--com-
mepoement over. the faculty of the Prai-
RE View normal met today at $3.50 a. m.
to complete details Of arrangements for
the summer session of the school. This
session is experimental, but has been I'M
dertaken in the belief that a summer SEES
sion of this school devoted rather to a
careful study OF subject matter than to a
discussion OF methods Though methods
of teaching will receive due attention.
would be welcomed by many teachers who
desire solid Improvement and earnest study
in a regular institution of learning and
yet can not stop teaching as they would
be required to do in order to attend the
regular session of the Prairie View nor
NAL II the results of this summer SEES
sion warrant, then a summer normal SEES
sion Will become a regular feature of the
institution. The summer session opeus
Monday, June -, and the prospects are
that a good number will be here on the
opening day, A large number of letters
of inquiry have been received and many
OF the writer's have stated positively that
they would attend.
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gressive young business men and are 10
be congratulated on their enterprise In
securing one Of the most desirable cor
uers in the city.
Quite pleasant sail was enjoyed by
large crowd OF young people last night.
The party left the ferry wharf at . p. IN.
and returned at IL. Refreshments were
taken along and served about 1880.
Since the election last Monday candi-
dates for appointive offices under the new
administration are becoming very num-
erous, The following have so far come
out; For city clerk; A. S. bryan, John I.
Wentz r. II. Harrison and j. Sheldon
Ioomer. For city treasurer. A. NJ. Mayo.
John 7. Nix. Leon Chavounc and A. Reg
maiden. For city tax collector: e. l.. RID
dick, Jr., r. II. Beardsley and @. r. Per-
kins. Each one is confident OF victory.
but It Is Impossible 70 tell the result un i.
I'll the die Is cast a fortnight hence.
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THE TRAGEDY AT MKISNEy.
Causes LenlinE Up to the Killing of
Il. ID. Emerson.

- ~. timersOn.
Mckinney, Texas, June TT. d. Emer-
son, who was shot to death yesterday at
the residence OF his father, Cashier T. II
Emerson of the First National bank. by
his brother in-law, Roy Anderson. was
buried at p. m. today with Knights Of
Pythias honors. The shooter will have
his examining trial tomorrow. The fear.
full tragedy has caused a great sensation
in this city, in which the family in
VOWED is one of the most prominent,
wealthy and influential. The dfflcuty
eliminating in the killing had It's ncep-
ton in the elopsment two years ago by
Anderson and the dead mans sister and
their subsequent marriage. Both happen
ing TO be at the home of the parents Of
Emerson and his sister (Andersons wife)
at the same time, the former went up
stairs and endeavored to force an en-
trance TO the latters room, resulting in
Anderson's firing three shots through the
locked door. one of which took effect In
Emersons right lung and proved fatal
one hour later. The young wife was not
in the room at the time of the shooting
but soon appeared and accompanied her
husband to Jail, where he surrendered for
the killing of her brother, The prisoner is
young man of "a and has a wife and
little babe. The dead man was aged 30
and a widow and four small children are
bereft by his tragic death.
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Bastrop. Texas, June THE school
board. in special session. elected the fol-
lowing faculties for ensuing scholastic
term to begin on the 18th day Of septem-
ber 1899: Prof w. A. Palmer. assistant
by Misses Susanna Kirk, Margaret Kirk
fboth OF Louisville. KY, Miss Miller OF
Rockdale. Misses Belle Jones and Maria
Finney Of Bastrop Mrs, o J.. Jones CT
Bastrop and Prof L. Heiligbrodt, German
teacher
For the colored school: prof. e. o. Hun
ter assisted by Mrs. L. Kerr, Miss A. Nc
Cassack, Misses Adams and Wilson.
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HorrENror M1NsrRNLs.

A dozen or more young men of Beau
mont met in the office q the Daily Jour
nal last night and organized minstrel
company. to be known as the Hottontots,
The company consists largely Of dancers.
comedians and vocalsts who have not
heretofore appeared before the public The
company decided to give a minstrel per-
Torrance at some time In the near future
and their work promises to be n reyelS-
tiou to the lovers Of mlnstrelsy They win
meet again on Wednesday night OF next
week in the office Of the Beaumont Realty
company and those who wish to Join bun
have not given in their names should be
present
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ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.

Justice Fl, j. Nienast of precinct No. Z
was in the city today and reports that
John Lochridge. who was accidentally
killed on Tim Hardy's place on the Yesua
river Monday. died as the result OF his
own carelessness Lochrldge had come in
from the field and was sitting on the
steps at home with an old muzzle loading
rife in his hands. He was striking the
butt of the gun against the ground, and
it was suddenly discharged by the con-
cussion. the load of shot entering his left
side near the heart. He lived but few
moments.
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sIND CITY NEWSITEMS
...,..,o Win Be come the City At
"' ',rpsr, 1t Is Announced.
\, ,llty' POISONING CASE AGAIN.
wheat Is Being Shipped
m oop ,-Timber for Foreign
~ .susipment--other News

..,o. Texas, June s'-rhe Ola
si''sy .,aermen hold a special session
~ q : rr,day evening for the purpose
ioao. s,nr the returns and declaring
a's,s :, the recent election for mayor
n4' wv there is much interest mani
s'ipl'A what changes will be made
Pc :, s,,as of the different city ds'Art-
y 'y While Mayor-elect Jones is non
shs.i,,tiye, it is learned on what IS
auu ..a authority, that ths position
s'n'u .,orrsy has been tenle ed to Nj,
4 n n.r,ason of the law firm of Da-
w,ror & Hawkins. Nc. Lavidst II
re-, ..ysral terms as city att'rney dur
|fHe ,amipistrations of Mayors Leo
p s,,,s and Fisher. from 1873 to 1859
~ =. , .l,ts as current rumor has it up to
III stands thus
~ ~, ), police, Ed Ketcnuis.
C ~ ,,torney, R. V. Davi is'r'
w slsrk. George McCrackla.
~ ~, Collector, Ira y. Co..;ls.
c ~, assessor, j. E. Preston.
w .h 'rbysician, Or. j. /. Moore.
n is,sor master. Gus Amuadseh.
~ n,,' snglneer, H. 7. wilson
M, auditor I. X. Ihom'Son'
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Lake Charles. La. June S--Von Phui
and Gordon. proprietors of the Lake
Charles drug store, have bought from Mrs.
S. A. D'Armond Of Fort Worth Texas
the buildings and property at the corner
OF Ryan and Puio street, this city The
amount paid for the property was $4,000.
Messrs Won Phul Gordon Will have the
corner building extensively repaired and
will occupy the entire lower floor with
their drug business. They are both pro-
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To-day viii DO observed by the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union as Flower
Mission Day. Small bouquets and litera-
mate IN tho jalls, hospitals. homes and
all such institutions, The Womsns Chris
tian Temperance Union will begfad TO
have the citizens help hem by sending
hcwors and literature to tho Christian
church chapel this afternoon at o'clock.
They earnestly ask all those interested in
this work 10 meet with them.
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Hlllsboro Texas. June s.--A horrible al
fair Is reported below Zee Wee. Miss Eff
he Davis, daughter OF Mrs. w c. DAVIS
a widow. poured oil out Of hve-galion
can into stove TO start The FIRE. The OIL
ignlted and the can exploded ana p 5sia
ing oil was blown all over the house. Efdc,
her clothes on Are. ran screaming TO 4
tank a quarter OF a mile distant and
plunged in to entinguish the flames. She
diei last night. The house and contents Is
a total loss. Mrs Davis who was con-
valesclng from a spell OF illness. has
relapsed and It Is thought she VIII die,
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hill against Bartlett, as charged (Which
was not done today, however,. the neyro
Will stand for trial here, notwithstandIny
Navarro county. Such case would tabs
precedence over all other cases. a speciaI
yenire OF men would be summoned ana tina
negro would take three days OF grace in
wnlcn to prepare for trial Every move
Interest. "'e"e''
mr. and Mrs. Thorford brought their
m,tie daughter here from Rice, all appear.
examined tomorrow. Bartlett is sa,d n ~
under age ~ w oe
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FEDERAL COURT.

Judge Bryant today decided that the case
OF the Texas ana Louisiana Land ard Lum-
Der Company VS.. r. II. Neyland ct al,
trespass 10 try title, which was tried
Tuesday on the law docket. was improp-
erlv docketed and ordered 1t tried again
on the equity docket.
Dominique Mailhos ct al VS.. ], A. Stern
enberg ct al; suit Tor damages, was given
to the Jury this morning and this after
noon the plaintiffs we're given Judgment
for $500
This afternoon the case OF the Texas
and Louisiana Land and Lumber Com
panY VS.. c r. and r. +. Collier, trespass
10 try tito: on trlAl.
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NnrEs ANn pERsnNALs.

Rush H. Barnes general passenger agent
of the Kansas city Pitsburg and Gulf IS
10 the city today.
The first train OF logs came over the
Texas Tram and Lumber comDany's Bowie
street track late yesterday afternoon.
The hotels In Beaumont were filled 10
overlooking last night Both the Crosby
house and the Cordoya turned away ap-
pllcants for rooms who arrived on the 10
D. m. train.
Mr.. Allie Brock was aroused last night
by burglars, who attempted 10 enter mis-
house. He fired one shot from a pistol
in the direction Of tho noise made by the
intruder. but unfortunately the bullet
failed to make connection.
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CIeburnc Notes.

Cleburne Texas, june General SUI
perintendent OF Machinery Collinson and
family are expected In Cleburne tonight
from Galveston, to reside permanently In
in full blast ana the duties Of Mr.. Coll
llnson nTo now altogether In this city
Tho order OF Railway Conductors Of
Ceburnc will hold their annual picnic at
Mineral Wells July q The committee in
charge, Messrs. A. d. Nowlin, A. y.
Honeyoutl and Phil F., Brown. are hustlers
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LIEUTENANT PIEncE's RELATIVES
Two sisters of the Dend Soldier Live
at Dallas.

Dallas, Texas, June S-Lieutenant f. a
Pierce of the Sixth artillery, United States
army who committed suicide at Manila
a few days ago, has two sisters living In
Dallas Mrs Eva Huen of Goode street,
one of his sisters, received a telegram
from the war department today anncunc-
ing that General Otis has cabled confrma-
ticn of the report of Lieutenant Pierce 5
death. She and her sister, who is also
in Dallas thought OF having the bady Of
their brother brought to Dallas for inter
ment, but changed their minds and Will
have him buried in one of the National
cemeteries Pierce was promising young
cfficer. He stood high in his classes al
West Point and had a bright record since
receiving his commission. He entered
West Point military academy from Ar
kansas in 1898 and graduated in 1898 He
had many relatives in Dallas and North
ern Texas generally. Army men in Dali
las speak highly OF the dead lieutenant
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no BORE FoR WATER-

The Brennan city council is preparing
to bore for water TO increase the supply
for the water works system OF the town,
which is conducted by municipal owner
ship. The council has contracted for one
of the F. c. Austin well boring machines.
which has a capacity of 1000 feet Il is be-.
lieyed that al that depth the artesian flow
can be found II the first well does not
pan out" as expected, other tests will
ha made
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ACCEPTED THE PAVEMENT.

Contractor Humphreyile this morning
completed the contract for paving sections
of Pearl. Crockett and Main street. and
this afternoon the city council held spe-
clal meeting and approved the engineers
final estimate on tho work, The paved
district consists Of eight blocks in tine
business district $2l 925 50, 1t is vitrI6oi
brick, laid on a concrete foundation.
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THE FAT ALLEY" DEATH


',0l Norris has completed he chemical
salSsls of the stomach of the unknown
man VINO was found in a stupor in the al
''' ~ 'ae rear of the Flags of All Ma
s-' sa'OOn' on Market, between Twenty
W. 'ysl a and Twenty eighth streets, ana
,hs s s.sa shortly after being removed to
n s sS.y hospital as was supposed, from
IN. Vs OF poison. The authorities 10
cSsm,, /" make public the report Of the
h So eaaninlng trial OF the two men and
ar,Ir siI, arrested in connection with ire
us o,,n .ahe place before Justice Barry
S,ats VIII saturday morning, when the
" ne 3, D. May. " ' ~
county iall. 'Na'eela'ea IN the
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COMMITTEES APPOINTED.

Hon. c. n. Giddings. Jr., chairman OF
the citizens committee. organized for the
purpose of arranging for the Brazos river
navigation convention to be held here July
3, has appointed the following committees.
General Arrangements-D. c. Giddings,
Jr, William Lusk, William Perry r. S.
Farmer, Frank Dohert, E. W, Reichardt,
W B. Garrett
on Statistics Harry Haynes, Robert
Striekert, George Tucker.
On Finance-H, X. Harrison, T. A. Low,
Robert Striekert.
On Public Comfort-W. A. Wood. f. W.
Schuerenberg, O. A. Seward, u. p league.
Harry Haynes. John &. Rankin. X. r.
Luhn, r. T, Jaeggli II c. Miller J. d.
Campbell and Major Ben Schmid.
on Reception-Colonel d. c. Gddings,
h. Edredge, w. NJ. Aven, r. A. Schuer-
enberg, +. l.. Saley. r. p. Thompson,
William &c. Dwyer. NJ, a. IIeily, Alex
Simon, II. +. Hohlt, A. Wangemann c.
H. Bohne. A. Seelhorst, j. p. Buchanan,
j. A. wilkins, Joseph Trstram, Heber
Stone, j, II. Simon, Ed Buster. w, j.
GRADER. l.. ~ Lockett, =. c. Abbott, II q.
C. Mcintyre, f. W TarraIt, r. f. PEN
nington r.. j. Swearingen. 2. Reichardt.
Frank Hauhelt Ed Amsler, e. P. Curry,
f. w Wood, W. w. Searcy. Beauregard
Bryan, Ben S. Rogers, c. 7. Rolf.
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and p go1d time Is guaranteed.
srnutInnx nj NhRnInpft

wheelock. Texas June Three new
cases OF smallpox developed in the Jas.
Morrison family-hls wife and two chill
dren. All seem to be very mild. No one
outside his family who had been exposed
to The disease has taken 1t, as all were
vacolnated.
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KNIGHTs or pYrHIAs.

Brennan lodge No. 10 elected the follow
ing officers A. NJ. Smith chancellor com
marder; c. P. Lannon's, vice chancellor;
II. NJ wilkins. prelate; J. B. York, maste
OF work 7. H. Dryer. master at arms
c. T. Rolf, inner guard; II. C. Heine,
outer guard.