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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-31
BlMETALLlC CLUBS.
Ohio Valley League Is In Session at
Louisville.
SILVER AT RATIO OF is TO 4
As the Leading Issue Of 1900 Over.
whelmlneIy Approved.
PRESIDENT TARyIN'S SPEECH CHEERED
As He Outlined the Sentiment Of the Con-
ventlon.
Mr.. BRYAN Is SURE TO BE ENDORSED
uor the Presidential Nomination.
distinguished Ncbrnsknn spoke
ut the BANQUET to Tarvin.
TARyIS'S SPEECH CHEERED
As He Outlined the Sentiment Of the Con-
ventlon.
Mr.. BRYAN IS SURE 10 BE ENDORSED
Wor tho Presidential Nomination.
DISTINGUISHED Ncbrnskan spoke
ut the Dauauct to Tarvin.

Louisville, May Si.--The Ohio Vary
Leasuc OF Timetable clubs, comprising the
Stnteg Of Ohio. indiana. Illinois aud Ken
yention In this city. Macaulcy's thenteN
the scene OF the gathering Of the VIII g
metal hosts was profusoly decorated when
the convention was called 10 order at so
O'Clock this afternoon A likeness ~
william j, Bryan was suspended from The
ny Immediately over the speakers stani.
while pictures OF Thomas jefferson au1
Andrew Jackson hung from the two uprt,
boxes The National colors IN fags ami
huntlngs completely covered the walls ~
tho ihcater presenting an inviting aud
artistic appearance, white brass hand
played the National airs at Intervals
Prominent among the delegates aud vlsltl
ors are men whose words have been OK
National Significance and what was lack.
ing numerically was seemingly supplied
by the augmented enthusiasm OF those IN
attendance for when President Tnrvin OF
lhc Bimc' <lic League began hts annual
address the lower floor was only com
fortably filled while the balcony was only
partially occupied and the galleries en-
4 tlreiy deserted
| The boxes were occupied nv ladies' wives
and daughters Of tho delegates But as
! the convention progressed the crowd IN
creased until perhaps 1000 people we're IN
the thehter The convention was called 20
order at 230 o'clock by Chairman Simeon
of the local commnee who introduced
Mayor Weaver At Louisville He extend
cd hearty welcome 10 the Waiting dele.
gates, told them that the KEY tn the clty
was In their possession and that their WORK
would be well done VI they lndorsed Bryan
for president In 1000. Al the conclusion
OF his address, Judge J p Tarvin OF Cow
ngton Ky, president OF the BimetaIlic
League, was introduced and spoke at con-
siderable length. HIS remarks were at
times received with the greatest enthusl
asm, any reference 10 the affirmation u
the Chicago platform or an Endorsement OF
: William ]. Bryan as the presidential nom
nee being a signal for vociferouS ap-
plause
: President Tarvin's speech was more tnaD
OF passing National significance as Il pre-
sages what ia to happen VI the tenor OF
the delegates assembled = a fair criterion
Of the sentiment prevailing IN their re-
speotye districts, for when he declared
that blmetallism aS1 he free coinage OF
silver al the ratio OF 10 to l. as was enun-
ciated in the Chicago platform OF 1925
would be The paramount Issue In he next
, presidential campaign regardless OF the
efforts to have the question of trusts sup
! plant II, It met with an oftburst OF APP
plausc that indicated an overwhelming APP
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Southwestern Trnfac Changes.

The following changes in interstate
Texas rates have been promulgated by the
Southwestern bureau, effective upon date
named
Effective May 3o--A rate of soc per 100
pounds will apply on wheat, carloads, min,
mum weight 900 pounds from all
points. subject 10 established differentials
to points taking higher than Texas COM
mon point rate.
Effective June The following rates
will apply on sweat pads from Waco.
| Texas. to New orleans, La Carloads
minimum weight 10000 pounds, 4Sc per
100 pounds; less than carloads, SOC per
100 pounds 90,
Effective May 30--A rate Of l0c per lol
pounds Will apply on shipments of granite
paving blocks, carloads, minimum weigh
capacity OF car, from New Orleans, La
TO Houston, Texas
Effective June IA rate OF 32c per 10
pounds will apply on common chairs, car
loads, minimum weight $4,000 pounds
from Little Rock, Ark, to Paris, Texas.
Effective June and expiring June 80
A rate of 80 lee per 100 pounds VIII az
; ply on cotton oil mill machinery from 5
Louis to Texas common points, subject
: established differenmals from points IN az
4 fined territories and to points taking mgr
5 or than Texas common point rate
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Notes and Personals.

Mr. John A. Sargent. traffic manager
for the American Cotton company was. IN
| Houston yesterday.
| General Passenger Agent Yantis ana
| Vice President Smith OF the Bay snore
line left last night for Galveston
Mr.. c. G. Jaqua car accountant of the
Houston and Texas Central, LETT yes'et-
day for Eastern Texas on business trip
Mr.. oscar Pohler. general agent for tne
Kansas CITY, pibtsburg and cur. Win
headquarters at Dallas, was Visltor III
the city yesterday
Mr. w +. Mcclure general freight ana
r passenger agent, and MT j. II. mn, ~
erai manager OF the Galveston Houslop
and Henderson, were in the city yesterday
MIR. w. II. Taylor, general freight ant
. nagser ger agent OF the Houston East an
F., West Texas returned yesterday from
], yis1t az several days to Kansas Guy an
u 81. Louis
y An order has been issued by the Morn
: ard Essex division OF the Delaware, Lack
,, awnnna and Western prohibiting the US
~ Of tobacco in any form by us emploSt
If while on duty
IL Mr. A A. Judges, district superlnteno
nj ont az the Pullman Palace Car coHp'h
with headquarters at Galveston wa gu
Is cnIatina among the railroad people
lr Houston yesterday
1s II IL announced that the Lehigh Nall'
n railroad will withdraw all tonr-wheel q
" eouipment and replace It with cars OF ~
eu oon and 100 600 pounds capacity me su
ad stitution will be completed by July
ne tho present year.
up MIR VIM. Doughty assistant general pa
NIX seneer agent OF the Houston East a
on Wfst Texas. returned yesterday II,
% shreveport. whore he went TO arrange
r. an excursion from that point 10 Hous'
N and galveston on juno IL Tor Color
Nr people
are On June 10. "A and ~ the Southern
~ cine viii sell round trip tickets II
San Antonio to Mexico City for w,
10 Monterey for $3.50. going and relu
ing by Eagle Pass. Limit OF uett
..o thirty DAYS to Mexico City and ten d
-, to Monterey,
'ne Next sunday morning special GO
late will be attached TO the Houston ana ~
Central train for oolored people VINO
ion 10 attend the commencement exercises
Vim. the prairie View Normal school re-
ali trim rate Of 81 has been made, sooo 10
ials turn the came day.
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THE BlMETALLIC CLUBS.
Silver Men Of the Ohio Valley Are in SEES
sion al Louisville.
Mr.. BRYAN WILL BE ONE OF THE GUESTS
Tnousnnds who Arc Not Delegated
wui Attend the Meeting M We"
N. uundrcds of Dciegntcs.

to,usv,ile. Ky. May 30 The opening
....,or ~ the third annual convention OF
the League OF Bimetallic CLUBS Oh 'p'
ohio valley will be called TO oraer a.
oclo>lS tomorrow afternoon at MoNs"-
levS theater by President James + AZ"
Win ~ coyinston. Ky. The league is com
,osea Of tho bimetallic clubs OF KENTUCKY
Ohio. Illinois and Indiana. visitors anu
aels pations 10 the convention have neen
,on,,ng TO the city ali day long and oS
nam tomorrow there will be such gath-
ering OF advocates of the White met" DO
has never been seen in Kentucky Amons
inc notablts who are due VomulivW o."
Ex. Governor John L. Atgeld OF llllhois'
az. senator j. g. s, Blackburn OF Ken.
tncky Governor Charles 5. Thomas OF
Colorado. Hon. W +, Black OF Illinois
Ia e. Vanvorhis of Indiana ana y. IA
Belmont OF New York
The convention Will continue III ses'
r sion for three days President ialNln n"'
, telegraphed that $3.50 delegates, replese"'
ing l5u clups. will be in attendance
Naws comes also that thousands OF sli'
u vcr men. VINO are mol entitled TO seats OIL
the floor OF the league convention are eolh
ING from all parts OF this and other ntate
e TO attend the sessions and banquets' seN
: eral uniformed marching clubs ana mum mum
p Der OF brass bands have wired or writer
Ie for quarters. ,s.os
h Mayor Weaver will deliver the address
IN of welcome and Judge larvin VIII RESPOND
The other speakers OF the afternoon WI
"A he ex senator !, c. S. Blackburn, hoi
A. " p. Black Of Illinois and GoverAu
m Charles $. Thomas OF Colorado. Follow
y. ing the business proceedings OF the even
Ing Hon s. J. Van Vorhis and eN-GoN
NJ ernor Aitgeld viii be heard In the evenio
~ A banquet viii he given at the Gait hou
"a in honor Of Judge Tsrvin.
Nv MIR. Bryan was not expected to arrl'
in the city until saturday, but To-Day
ris telegram was received from him sisnlt
* ing his intention OF attending the ba
isa ouet to Judge Tarvin and OF respondi'
'e' to q toast
ON Friday afternoon Mr.. Bryan W
I'd sneak at McCauley's theater and In |
NY evening he will speak at Phoenix II
'ir park ana later at Fountain Ferry pa
in where he will be the guest OF honor at
dollar dinner to he given by the You
lev Mems Democratic club o. this city
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RAY SHORE LINE
ny,,, Run summer Night EHcursio"'
After June H.

After June io'
Mr. F.. S. Yanuis, general passenEe,
osert a, the Bay Shore line, has announced
,sat commencing Tuesday night June 10.
and every Tuesday and Friday even'n ,
thereafter his line will run special tr8,"s
,ror, houston to the Sylvan hotel at 20
porte Trains will leave Grand CenIa'
denot Houston at p. m. and "0V - -"
ra,rrninp leave Sylvan hotel al ~, ',
Ali trains will stop at pon aars
rpo,nt Tor the convenience OF passen "a
TSa running time between Houston ,horahv
i.a porte will be nifty minutes ne an IN
nsrm,tting the excnrsionisIts TO arrlve sr ~ y
uonston at 1885 p. m Arranse coIn.
have been made wsth the street "a pin
,Ssnv 10 nave their cars at Boomers
on arrival of the traln' 80. .aaaor vii
The hotel at La Porte mas Se siSIe III
~ nm in strictly frst-class st!ts, ON,
a',tsira will be in charge OF capapis oil
euneriencea chef. The hotel ana plei nee
he we'll lighted. New boats nav aiie
sdded for this season ana pu"' w. adde
and shoot the -ehutes are now 70 ~ IN
70 the already fumerops attr T ssns mus
ma naesment OF the hotel WIZ nave
every night, - ratrons OF ii
The road promises the paIon rt tim
summer night excursions pleASa
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TrafNc Arrangement.

From the most reliable sources II Is
learned that the alleged combination be-
tween the st. Louis Southwestern. or Cot
ton Belt; the Chicago and Eastern Illinois
and the Mobile and Ohio is simply con-
templated close traffic agreement, giving
the ST. Louis Southwestern an outiei
northeastward into Chicago ana horthwatu
into e. Iouis. while the Chicago and East
eTn Illinois railroad wtll be afforded, by
the connection with the Mobile and One
a gulf outlet in competition with the III
noIs Central. To make this connection
complete the Chicago and Eastern Illinois
viii have to build about nifty miles O
read from Marion, Ill, to Grays Point, OF
! Inc Mississippi river, The construction o
this line is now in rapid progress
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SPECIAL RATES.
Authoriyed by Passenger Depart
p,eut of the l. and G.. \.

~
nent of the l. and &. ~
The general passenger department of the
International and Great Northern has au-
thorized the following rates;
For African Methodist Episcopal educa-
tional convention at Waco. June to 10,
a round trip rate of one and one-tn'ra
fares Date of sale of tickets June 2 and
9 limit to return June IL "a
For emancipation celebration June -
houston. one and third fares lot rounu
trim or one train fare one way pdles o VI
sale June IS and 70, return limit june ~
For commencement exercises STATE un'
versitv at Austin, June II to 10, one anu
! one-third fares for round trip pdtes o'
sale June 10 and H. return limit June No.
For American Institute OF Homeopa.nS
At Atlantic CITY. N j., June 10 TO ~ rounl
trim rate OF one and one-thlra laleS VI
certificate plan. u Aroier
For meeting Imperial Council Ahe'e =,
Order Mobiles Mystic Shrine. buuaio, ~
v. June IA and Is, rate of one ana on
thir4 fares for round trip on cerlhca'
plan. - Merchant:
For fall meeting Interstate MerunSa ~
association at ST. Louis, jury Aesus' .are
September rate of one ana one ~. 90 ,
for round trip. Dates OF sale jury
August ., inclusive. limit for return "a.
: rust ~; August to TO- inclusive l''1
I Tor return August &c; August ~ "
Z limit To return September 81 sep'ethus,
5 10 "a. inclusive. limit 10 return se''0A
e her %.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-31
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

rr.FpURNF ON June 70 the clehurne puo,
lie schools Will elect teachers Tor the ueN'
term. ...,,.., ana
o',s is NOW in full blast; the yield VIII be an
M.GTEGoR While handling q pistol IN D., t ,n5
coitor exchange saloon Mt Arthur Np,,un
scctdentaly shot and k'lle1 Glleeit i"'N''
colored, - go. ntoorn
IHLEtS , verdict Of not guilty. Moore
VAS charged with the murder OF NoN'''"
last year. .s 18th muir
KAUFMAN Bob Glib charged NIP m was
der nv killing 3 man with beer ootiiii' MI
q q,,, s pS 10 ai without bail He VIII Apply
FOR habeas corpus a,
ovrRToN "A car Of Irish potatoes o, wa
Skinned from here 10 Cnlcak1 Monu sbin lou,
Snr Tho farmers arc eNpeetlnE 10 sn'' '''
lnEe ,a rars within the next ten days
ur,,ITNrY. THE Woodmen Of the W@pl'
~ = monument 20 the memory OF :.
ew,s who is buried at me ps', ,arIe
n,Ha,erv. the attendance was very laiS''
ceneletS Cooaiderable feeling 10 eXhlb
lEhh o IN ne hanging OF the Humphrieh
= ltea Attaining county The mater 10 hes
me ,e s1SS' no matter the excuse gwen Ny 'n
perpetrators ,..a.rontrationt
q w Hsacibooi convention meets a. ltaly ~
Il SUM y, Wayahache as was OF nisl ~ nn ~
a Tse session begins on the % ana enus va u
I'd Of June 49,, ,o,ch agitnt,
" ~ ~ coming election for or aE9lnss " "a
6i6ton winch e9' b Rl'p hts precinct Tor
m past twenty wears rrisb notato
Is Is MARSHALL - o az cleveland, Ohio.
" has been The notatoes were grown oio
~ parties r us and the clippers estimate 'nst IN
viii net 81 per busn'' ,,,.a Johnst
boNn lt '"Seriously injured IN ne 49, o.n
ihe Texas ard a.i P'' ana me- aeaSns nhy
u rts"t think he Is out ot dshSer'
Ell pAso The ssns q t fSa Gso
- acqulas, 81 tuarez and N Woih Ne VIM NINA
a., %' s0al sGs gos
ID ment has has, pend md eamphnE works we're
included 10 the bsle' ..,. nocord Tor 4
Try FLAroNrA s.i TS591lda s &C. he LEAD
IVA eral yest this CITY has been ielseo "a az "a,
T &. eSsd 70 % III:
70 who , % in this city Feornsryo is,
ed WAS toune il has been 'liberaiS patl'H'N'
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improvements mt phelps.

Phelps, Texas May 29.-The lnterna-
tional and Great Northern Railroad COM
peny is making some very extensive i'm
proyements at and around this place.
nice double waiting room depot with large
wareroom and extensive platform for
freight and a San Antonio gravel plat
form around passenger part has recently
been built The depot is located between
the main line and Huntsville branch
about 200 feet from the point OF swltcn,
and all between the tracks is filled IN and
rolled down with granite colored grave
| from San Antonio, making a very extern
! sivs depot grounds In addition TO TINS
| dirt from steam shovel. now located a.
Kellys Switch. Ave miles south OF here
has been used to widen the embankmen
ives. of the DEPOT This emeankment i
about 500 yards long, making beautitu
promenade.
large force was put at work thi
morning building a tank or large reservoir
OF the Huntsville branch about 300 yard
west Of this place. The tank, when com
pleted will cover about twenty or twenty
FIVE acres with water and will be httee
feet deep They are using the raiiroa
dunn for a dam and will fill In a trest
! across a small stream and raise the dun
, six feet higher and will set their tan
D from which engines will get water d
the main line about twenty feet north
the depot here MIR. a. l., Bowers, sGpe
: inleudent bridges and buildings OF the i
r ternational and Great Northern, who al
. has chlrge OF the water supply, and NJ
a NJ McDonough general roadmaster. a
!, here deyoting their personal attention
this matter.
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comMlssloN ORDERS.

,us,n. Texas, May aa-In approval .n =,
A ,i,ior No s5 of the Texarkana ana
s a Su,,th railway company, It IS orasr sy
For For, s snn,modity tariff No ga. issus ssoa
this eIny etc TRANSPORTED BY r asSsSs
s Between points in Texas asse ana BY '~ adding
hereto the following exception; psaumoni
20. Granite. in :. ea r nsT car ar
TINS or's authority No q issued oy y . ~.
csnSennsi January 81. 1899 IsAs No Il
con con enrt Smith railway application 10 =
/ In approval of apDleati'n No. iO s. ~
e.. an,on,o and Arkansas Pass Railw wa
sa,r,sny 4 is ordered that eomu0'''
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senger association in Chicago the proposi-
ton 70 change the plan OF selling excess
baggage coupons was voted down, only
three lines out OF about twenty -hve rep
resented voting in favor OF shift. II has
been proposed TO 40 away with the pres
Ont excess baggage coupon books that are
sold si25o worth fer so, and replace them
with the credit system. that is 20 have the
patron pay full excess rates for his excess
and when he had accumulated sa5 worth OF
receipts turn them In to the chairman
OF the Western Passenger association and
/ rereiy0 A IS rebate
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olehurne shop. In Operation.

cleburne. Texas, May 29.-The new gem
e,al shops Of the Santa Fe railroad we're
oreped in cleburne today. All the shops
in Galveston were closed Saturday night
and hereafter all work will be done in
Cleburne.
General Superintendent OF Machinery
tanes Collinson, late OF Galveston, mas
rented home In Clsburne ana VIII moN'
his family here In few days
Maetar Mechanic L. II. Waugh went 4
par,s Yesterday, where he will be till Wed
nesday on company business.
snperiutendent Pendell went north 70
ot.h, IN meet General Superintendent Res
sis1lIe in Gainesville and accompany hin
AZ cleburne Superintendent Ressigui
| has besn in Chicago two weeks.
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II. 70. and w. r. co,,fornin Rates.

The Houston East and West Texas has
made the following round trip rate for the
meeting OF the National Educational asso-
citation at Los Angeles, Cal, July IL 70 ~
G Ing and returning via FL paso or
Albuquerque and Barssow from Houston
$50, from Shreveport $3.50. same rae
returning via ogden. Denver. Colorado
Springs or Pueblo Returning via Shasta
| route and Portland the rate will be SOL bV
| from Houston aud $3.50 from Shreveport
| Date OF sale June % to July $, to reacr
Los Angeles by July IL, anal limit io'
return September 4.
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..,,c,., Of Agreement Approved.

Austin. Texas, May 2s,-The raliroaa
,ommicsion today issued the following or
der:
"Tbe articles Of agreement by ana be-
..oen the Texas. Sabine Valley and
Northwestern Railway company ana the
,,,'rshsil Timrson ard Sabine Pass Rail
. sa company, entered irto May %, 1879
vrov,Sing for the division Of the earnings
"a ex,,enses OF their respective lines ioi
lie period Of one year, beginning WIN tn'
hret day OF lure, 1899 and TINS uHy pr pr
sented to tho railroad commission 81 is con
s1t.r,a ana are hereby approved.
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NEW scHEnuLE.

NY houston, Oak Lawn and Magnolia
han anyway Will operate their trains
gu ,his date as follows:
ran Y-Trains will leave every hour
49,. 'as corner Of San Jaclnto and Com
ts streets al Q. 10, IL a. m. and /, 2, 3,
q, = and Q .. m: last train leaves
r pa.k at lo:So ., m.
HfysS and Tuesday nights will be re-
fhussa.. LOT private parties. Wednesday
itT and Friday trains will leave a
nsk and 0. m. returning leave tn,
se.sc, $50. 1880. $3.50 and 1919
pcsie, saturday is reserved for specia
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REBATING MADE LEGAL.
A New Scheme Which Is Being Worked, II
Is Suspl cioned.
EMERGENCY RATES ARE BEING FORCED
ny Interstate shipments in the Inter
est Of Certain Big shippers--0r-
ders by the Commission.

Austin, Texas May So--Tbe railroad
commission this evening gave notice that |
1t will on Saturday, June 3, consider the [
matter Of promulgating the following |
emergency rates because Of the reductions !
made by interstate lines in their charges |
for bringing cotton oil mill machinery into |
the State from outside points to points in
common point territory: From Houston
II l-2 cents and from Galveston IA liz
cents per 100 pounds, making the rate OF
II 10 cents per 100 pounds TIE maximum
rate between the points to which it applies
I from Houston.
In this connection 1t may be stated that
the commission has about reached the con-
clusion--whch is justified by recent move
ments of freight in this State, notably oil
binder twine--that the frequent disturb
: ances which have taken place IN inter-
| state rates OF late were premeditated ana
n brought about for the purpose of forcing
. the commission TO put In reduced state
> rates which redounded TO the beneht OF
certain shippers only. In other words.
the railroads have discovered new and a
safe way of giving rebates and they use
The commission in doing So Whenever
NJ |
or moved at reduced rate, the COMPANY
l. with which he makes a deal immediatel!
ty cuts the interstate rate on the stun, salts
e. ned that the commission will cut the stat
w rate correspondingly to meet the emer
gency AS soon as the cut is made IN
shippers freight Is moved at the emer
--- gency rate, which to all intents and pur
poses is equivalent to rebate, but with
out the danger OF prosecution for Violate
- of the commission law attached thereto
Should this practice continue, II is MOI
than probable that permanent ana ger
N. eral reduction in local rates Will be mac
in the near future by the commission
the N H. Lassiter, general attorney OF u
Fort Worth and Rio Grande, is here
y. submit the question to the commissi
whether or not that road can extend
line under the contract entered into elev
wears ago with the construction compa
. which built that portion of its line which
now in operation extending from FL
worth 10 Brownwoad. and under viii
contract work has been continuously dc
rect IN to 1898. Should the commission ansN
ans in the afhrmative--and the indications
rain that il will--the road will at once be
tended to the coal fields a Coleman a
McCulloch county thence to San Anto
h and Brownwood The Fort Worth and
pro- Grande is a Vanderbilt property
r to
sub The railroad commission this even
authorized a rate of 81 cents on lum
from Homer. Alma and Milford and 30
ot cents from Summerheld, Frlo and Bov
80. to stations on the Pecos and North
in railroad.
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Wocdmen Monument Unveiled.

~ y,.ssnslile, Texas, May S0-Members OF
~ ~ arc camp No. 3, woodmen OF the
NJ. nv, assisted by members OF the Lone
sna elnlan camps, went out 20 Horn
,nysd Sunday afternoon and I'M
!, u .s The monument erected by the order
lae grave of deceased member, Sow
ss'sn James A. Weatherly.