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Personal MENTION.


Mr.. F. L. Chapman OF cucro was In the city
yesterday.
r, c. Harsell Of San Antonio is domiciled at
the Bristol.
a, b. WEIGH O: Virginia, H., is quartersd
al the Bristol.
Mr.. B. w. Rimes was an arrival from San
Angelo yesterday.
Nj. A. j. Gerilch OF Livingston was n sun
day visitor TO Houston.
Mr.. T. O. Beard left last night over the
Houston and Texas Central for ST. Louis
Nessrs. Frank Andrews. C. A. Toagle and
NJ A. westcott left for Austin last night
Messrs. W. c. Heath and sanuel B. Daoney
were in the city yesterday from Victoria
Rctert Landry OF Sandy Point was in the
city yesterday and registered at the Bristol,
Mrs. Elizabeth Thatcher of Columbus is Wis
itins Mrs. r. l.. stephens, 29oa Austin street
MIR. MIR. J. N. Wisner. travelling freight
agent for the Frisco, left last night for ST.
Louis.
Congressman Thomas H. Ball OF Huntsville
was in the city last night en- route to Wash
| ington.
MIR. o. d. Nation. proprietor OF the velascc
World, was ia the city yesterday and stopped
at the Bristol,
MIR. and Mrs. W.. D. Sherwood have returned
from their wedding trip and are at home a
Mrs. w. Campbell's, corner of Dallas avenue
and San Jacipto street.
Hon. Lee Blanchette. county clerk OF JEFF
ferson county, came in on the Southern Pa
cifc last night and took the Houston AM
Texas Central for Austin.
Mr.. w. ii. Taylor. recently made genera
freight and passenger agent OF the Houston
East and West Texas railway, acoompani
BY lis wife and baby, has arrived In the cit
from Dallas and will be tho guests OF MI
and Mrs. ], o. Ross for few days az Il
Hadley avenue MIR. and Mrs Taylor will b
a popular acquisition to Houeton's social cir
oles and will be welcomed here by man
friends
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CITY BREvITIEs.

lady phrepologist in a carriage at the
corner OF Fannin street and Congress avenue
entertained large crowd last night.
The song eerviee at shearn church last
nisht attracted a large conservation. all OF
whom were PLEASED with the superior musical
programme that was presented
There was a small Are yesterday at y
o'clock In an clubhouse belonging to @. ".
McLeughlin 200 Washington street. The
damage amounted to about $40
Julius Hesse. who died Saturday afternoon
IN Fairview addition, was buried YESTERDAY az
o'clock in Magnolia cemetery under the
auspices OF the Central Christian church, Rev
J. G. Mason officiating
There was what was STYLED q family enter
toinment at saenaerbund hall last nieht
II was q social entertainment for the falnl-
lies Of the organization. at which very
interesting musical programme was en,oNeu
The regular meeting Of the Faith Hom'
association will be held at the new nome
/ corner OF Chenevert street and Pierce ave
/ nue. on TUESDAY morning. All members ar
/ requested I, be present. An interesting teH
/ lure Of the morning will be 70 receive tn'
/ family Of the TEMPORARY building ana CIV
/ them possession OF their heauufui ana en-
/ tfrely new quarters.
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wHARroN LOCALS.
Judge Reese Endorsed for the N"'""'
Justirerhip.

Wharton, Texas, May 1.-THE case of chas.
NJ Morris vs. tho Galveston HARRISBURG ana
san Antonio Railway Company came TO
close yesterday evening by m's'rinl' the
Jury being unable to agree upon veroiet'
The Jury was almost equally divided
The members Of tho Wharton bar met In tho
district court room Saturday evening anu
after electlng Judge Wells Thomson to pre-
sids and w. s. Brooks secretary unanimously
indorsed Judge T. 5. Reese OF Houston TOT
IuoRe OF The court OF civil aRpeals az 1hlNSs
ION the place being left vacant by the PRONE.
lion OF Judge f. A. Williams 10 the supren'
court Appropriate resolutions were iuuo'
duced to that effect. - ,bs
To the surprise and regret OF many! .ns
wharton Incorporated independent school ols.
tr,ct bond issue 5000, has met an uniorohetl
erlsis The old bonrd, elected last year, issu .
tbo bonds duly signed by the president Hns
rertetary and forwarded them along Win ~
\ ssessment OF property made IN 1877 as nss.
Tor me bond issue, 10 Austin for the atiothel
so,eraI'. approval Trustee John McChln nov
tntorms THE Post correspondent thht the az
torney general refuses to approve the noh 'p
Tor the reason that the assessment war ~
made ia the current year There are p'u ~,
zeal nucstious involved but " - hoped N
ou Lno,yn business ability Of the memnet
of The old board viii be equal TO 'ns oni nv,
gency the obstacle snrmounted ana ihe nou
| issue proceed in due form according 70 law
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sn,rituaIist,c Meeting.

The lecture yesterday afternoon at Bryan
hall. under the auspices OF the Houston
Spiritual society, was well attended. MI
John w. Ring, spoke on several subjects
that we're presented from the audience
Tho thoughts expounded by the speaker
seemed to be heartily enjoyed by all pres
emit. Mrs. Mary Arnold Wilson OF Fort
Worth gave very pretty address reatlVe
TO the cause of Spirituaiism. and among
many Of her illustrations she said that mol
even thought was lost, that seTahteen
years ago she and FIVE other ladies' mel
in her parlor at Fort Worth ana created
tho thought TO build a spiritual temple II
Fort Worth. She stated that those thoughts
bsd penetrated space and had returned ana
| AFTER seventeen years had materialized. nrt
| that Fort Worth was not Only proud o
| the Temple, but the whole State as well
and she was present to invite all TO al
| tena it's dedication in June. Next Srofa
| Mrs. F. z. shafter will lecture.
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|otel Bristol,
HOUSTON, TEXAS.
l,;caa Plan s. & $3.50 a Day.
IT,. s,..,l.,, centrally located, passenEn,
fuy elssiI1l sSi. steam heat, Return and cal
\, n ,ooms Elegantly furnished. new ans
p; M'' MuRlsoS s MALlN. Managers,
|e'v Formerly OF Capitol Hotel
rs OF DIFFERENT FEATHER.


|Discussion and study of Birds
/ Mt Longfeliow school.
study OF Birds" Trees" and AN
Y is becoming a study of much in
In the public schools. The past
was tree week" at the Longfellow
and the week preceding was bird
kss special weeks have developed
| enthusiasm and interest in the com
things around us. The pupils have
much OF their play time in close
5vation OF tho riches of nature about
DOORS
children could BIO supplied with the
Dr. books--say on birds-they would
tly explore this field at least.
my OF the States have adopted Bird
/ and many have laws for the protec-
| Of birds especially song birds.
ben In 1897 Senator Floar presented tc
legislature bill to forbid the wearing
Se bodies or feathers of the song birds
ornaments, the bill WAS Immediately
IA,
|ird Lore published by the Mcmillan
Rany) for April has a letter from Gov
Roosevelt urging the importance o
Betting birds.
pcat!onal Review (March) has a goot
le on Educational Value of BIrC
h."
the beginning of last week the prln
OF the Longfellow school asked eaci
4 10 select a bird to think about, 4
rye, TO read about and at the end o
week to write about.
e following tabulated statement show
Pines OF study which study. with some
i continue 10 increase.
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MILAN COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
Much Valuable Information Given In
the Lectures.


Cameron, Texas, May 1S.--Milsm county
sunday school convention met at the Bap-
list church in Cameron at o'clock y. in,
yesterday and vas called to order BY
rreslueat joan IL bicKsut and opened MIA
prayer by kev. J. Is. sears, pastor OF the
Metnodist kp.scoyai eharea OF tnis eity.
Inc subject, ''Iae kesponsloni1y o. a
sunday scaool Teacher" was responded TO
py keys. lowell howard, pastor OF tau
Christian church. aud q. =. Weaver. pas
TOR Oh the Presbyterian church. which was
well received and valuable Instruction
gained.
The subject. 1.-THE Sunday school Teaen-
er ss Related TO Prayer and Bible study,
was responded TO by Rev. ]. L.. Yates, pas
tor OF the Methodist Episcopal cnurch AZ
Milano, Rev. j. b. Sears, Cameron, Rev
l.. K. Scarborough. pastor OF the Baptist
church, Cameron, and Laymen !. M. Pool,
4. ]. White and Captain j. u. Wolf.
The night meeting was very much en-
ioyed by all and will do much good in
the way OF advancing the cause OF sun
day schools in the county.
| The convention adjourned until o'clock
this morning, and az that hour the con
vention opened with prayer by Rev. o. A.
Potts, pastor OF the Methodist Episcopal
church at Ben Arnold,
| The subject nrst under consideration,
SUNDAY School Teacher as Related to the
| Parents of the Children" was responded
TO by Rev Il. A. Potts, Prof T. 5. VIII
Jams, |. NJ Pool and Rev. j. l.. Yates. rnis
being very important subject very val
liable lectures were made,
committee was then appointed TO Tor
mulate an address to tho sunday schools
of the county made up from the points
made In the lectures on the different SUB
jects discussed before the convention al
follows; Revs. J. l.. Yates OF Milano II.
Potts Of Ben Arnold and c. G. Weaver o
Cameron.
The subject How to Keep the Sunda!
Schools from Going into Winter Quarters,
was then discussed by W. w. Whites an
F. NJ. York. Next subject The Sunda!
School as Factor In Christian Charhc
ter Building" by Rev, Jewell Howard
after which adjournment by prayer wa
taken to 2 o'clock p. m.
Tho subjects, THE Bible as Text Boo
IN the sunday school, The Sunday Schoo
Destitution in Milan County, and VIVA
should BE Done About It, "Conterene
Of sunerintendents Sunday School Man
agement'' will he lectured on 81 TINS SEES
! sion aud at 4.s0 o'clock the business @
y. the meeting will he transacted, and at
oclock sermon by Rev. ]. L. Yeats, sun
ieci '''The Parents Responsibility Tor IN
salvation OF Their Children"
Preaching at all the churches tomor1o
Of II o'clock. Al o'clock the sublec
a THE Sunday School as Related 10 Mls
! sious" and at o. m. Rev. r. l.. Allen vi
: deliver sermon on the subject I'm
e Need and Importance OF Christ in Cnar
: acter Building.
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tended for his head fell on his back The
negroes then edught and tried 70 gag him
with handkerchief, but he made an opt-
cry and several persons ran out from their
homes and the negroes fed. The young
man describes one of them as very tall
ana wore a blacsr coat and light pants. the
other was dressed in dark clothes and
OF medium height.
From several who live 10 that vicinity,
a Post reporter learned that the dcscrip-
tion given BY Murchison tallies with two
negroes who have been seen on that cor
ner for several nights past. and Y Is evil
dent that they have been awaiting q
chance to make haul. The police could
find no trace OF them last night.
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ATTACKED ny A MARE.
MAN Attempted 10 Rescue Colt ana
WINS BADLY Hurt.

In Grange. Texas, May h-harH yee'erua'
morning as Mr. Anton stsvinoha' prosper
Gus bohemian farmer. living about eight miles
so,,,t 0es, ~ La Grange. stepped out OF his
house, he noticed his horses, IN pastu.e
some distance away actins'in very peeul'ef
manner. He called TO his family and s'artei
out 10 ascertain the cause Of the commotlon'
or reaching the scene ne found youns S9'
,snsieS IN IA the barbsd wire fence PIT.
savinoha Immediately SGT seou, vpoS 9er wbies
| the n,nther 81 the colt, seeming TO thlnk ~
stsypoha the author Of tss oo H,b soth SSd
| 90, ooa ~ which struck hlm In the siae lns'
below the RIBS other msSeTs t E, 'p etrla,
anI,nsf swav aud picked Mr. sfay'nopa "
and carried him 20 the house s,s S spsi9s T N
nx,snt ~ rs Injuries are not known, thouki
parties who called at his house sno ssnye al,
~ az he seemed 20 be snnerins ~
tense pain. and at that time ,he Maos nn HI nj
urInt II the horses hoof was visible on ~
! rfu
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sAN ANarLo NOTES

san Angelo. Texas. May is.--From the
STANDARD OF today are the following live
stock items:
Colonel W. H. Godair. tho we'll known
Chicago live stock commission man, banker
and cattle raiser arrived In san Aueelo o
few DAYS ARC TO look after cattle interests W
this locality. He had iust como from his
ranch north Of Midland, where he sold avVu
2-year old steers to Clay. Robinson 20. TOT
$50 $50 being S2l 30 per head
Major Wickman Of san Antonio bought
from Bean Bros, OF Independence, Peeos eoun'
tv 1900 shorn muttons at &.N2T' from \:
T. Dounev ct Pecos county 5000 muttons al
So from Duncan Camphell OF Pecos county
500 muttuns NJ $3.50. 49,
Livingston Bros sold to T. ]. McElrny. toC
cows sellers pick at sis; and 70 Judge q,
". williams 100 and 2-year-old heifers Al
slh
w. J. Lee Of Bolton bought Of Talbot =
ellis OF schlelcher county. 200 and t-yont.
old steers at sec 20; to be nut on cotton seed
] meal for feed - -
Colonel a. B. Ewing and Judge ". F.
BOYLE. ST. Louis capitalists. arrived IN sat
Angelo Tuesday. on a visit 70 their catn'
| ranch. "Rerrendo" OF Tom Green county
Major II W. Mckay, after few days WIS,
| TO his ranch the Bar S. returned THIS weei
| 10 his homo in Oshkosh, Wis.
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THE BAR OFF pAsrRor.
- MAYNARD 20 Succeed Hon. II. NJ
wv Garwood.


NV Garwood.
p.s,rsn. Texas. May 1s,-changes are
A.,rg made in the makeup Of the Bastrcp
har that are Viewed with keenest interest
by all.
uop. H. NJ Gsrwood Is preparing to
r,ove 10 La Grange, while Hon. W. E.
,,avrard has resigned his position as dis
80, attorney and will locate here in his
ola home for the practice Of his chosen
p.s-s arc regarded by Bastrop as her
lsMs ,,,u sons. OF whom she is Justly proud
veis ~ ~ neople are placing no Limitation
ana ,Aair al round success. MI May
as 70 J.. 10 AXE the place OF Judge Gar
marc 10 oartner With Captain d, B. Or
wos' ne new law firm being Organ a
gan , ,ld' which is indeed strong one
Mayp orSsin is considered 20 be the best
MI, Jaxyer AZ this bar, while Mr.. May.
elvh Az criminal law stands without
mr. Saving gained for himself mos
peer, I'M, ns reputation in the long and faith
enNao.s he has given as district at
~, ,oros ss HIS city full Of friends are re
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pv,nve,,,t w. A. JarreI, d, D.

Evangelist W. A. Jarrel. D. D., now OF
the Second Baptist church. has lived IN
Ttaas nearly twenty years. In this Time
he has been pastor In such prominent
places as weatherford, Greenville, Wsxa-
hschie. Dallas. and has spent aaont ten
years as evangelist, holding successful
meetings all over Texas, In New Me%'co,
Oklahoma. Indian Territory, Arkansas emu
Louisiana. Besides being well known
newspaper writer, he Ia author OF several
hooks. making nearly 1000 pages, some OF
which have been highly reromuended py
many European and American scpolars
fsuch as the late DR.. J. ]. Dorner OF beriln
University. Germany and all of when
have more than repaid the cost OF pun
| fishing. Complimentary on one OF MS
books he was surprised by resolving me
/ n. D. He is now in his second meeting
! IN Houston. being invited by the same
people he helped in meeting several
years ago. He is giving them treat a,
the Second Baptist church every day anc
every night The audience was large las
night: the sermon forceful and highly IN
structive and of great interest to all wh'
wish 10 know the way OF life.
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rAm rorsroN NoNMAL.
The Present system Has Been Most
Rucccssful Que.

Huntsville. Texas. May "A The commence
mont exercises Of the sam Houston normal
this year viii mark tho close Of the twentieth
session since the establishment Of the school
The present session has been one OF the most
prosperous In the history Of thu institution,
ana the commencement exercises promise to
he unusually interesting, large hummer Of
old students viii DC present, besides most
Of ylsilors from various parts Of the state
TIE alumni meeting will be largely In The ma
ture Of a memorial service TO the late Dr.
Joseph Baldwin ,. -
The programme OF tho alumni reunion, on
Monday May ~. will be as follown'
Anthem, chorus class, -
Greeting Mr. J. A. Kirkley, class oil ~. re
spnnse Miss Maggie kinnard- class OF w,
( Instrumental solo. Miss Harriet snltn
class Of 20.
( Vocal solo. Miss Birdie Mtaehum' class
p7. -.
ths class Of 1895 20. Mr. icpa Wood, class Q
"a Acceptance On s,aal, Of tn. institute, Pr..l
dent II. c. Pritchett
Music, chorus class
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LIVE STOCK INTERESTS.
Suits WIN Be Brought to Recover Illegal
Terminal CHARGES,
SEVERAL HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
Are Involved--Desths in san saba
County Are Worrying stockmen.
San Angelo Notes.

Fort worth. Texas. May IA. p. Bush.
ex-president OF tho Texas Cattle Raisers as
ISOLATION. was here this week. In referring
to tho decision OF judge nohlsaat OF Chicago
in holding that the railroads were not aa-
thorised IN making tho 50 per car terminal
charge. MIR Bush said that the happy re-
suit was due to persistent work in this d.
rection BY the officers of the Texas Cattle
Raisers' association. It is also learned tnal
the association is now engaged In prccurinr
tho data fer an action against tho rniiroads y
recover the total amount maid out by these y
terminal fees since June, 1894 When the nee.
essary papers and proofs have been secured
the association Will turn them over 70 IN,
Interstate commerce commission TO be passed
upon II this commission thinks the cat
temen have sufficient grounds upon which Y
base an action the matter VIII then DO taker
into the United states court for settlement
| MIR Brush says the nggregats sum VIII reacf
many hundred thousand of dollars
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Monument TO a soldier.

Tyler. Texas, May ia handsome mar
Bile tablet TO the memory of Joshua M.
Brooks has just been erected in the ceme-
terry at Troupe. this county, by the f:r'
mer officers and men OF company X,
Fourth Texas infantry United states vol,
unteers. Captain Hnmpson Gray VIII
have the lot Enclosed by an ornamental
iron fence. 49,,
MIR. Brooks died OF pneumonia while ms
Fourth Texas was In winter quarters
San Antonio, and upon the muster out o
the command the members OF company
X (smith county rihes) raised fnnd
with which to place at his grave Inn
fitting memorial.
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stili Seeking Employment.

understood that quite a number
hous'on contingent OF the mustered
s''aiers OF the First Texas regiment,
4. y ~hom gave up their positions
ss enlisted in the service here at
kht Cor LOT volunteers TO go out with the
n vi, Sharus and the Emmett Rifles. ave
~ ,s, "u0 out employment. the positions
keuss having been filled during theft
hplas. u merchants or others who con-
kierss. employing help desire to give
n thae % these sacrificing youns
Ina can reach them through eithel
hIe, Scsplains OF the mustered out com,
|ths Furry OF the Light Guard or Drew
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.rrEMPTEp HoLD-ur
yo,,.. Man Mt the Corner OF
VI Rutk and Fanntn.

Last night at 1870 o'clock 40 49, .ss
man named Murchlsou was passing ,, wv
F,rst Baptist church at the corner Of Nu. .'
avenue and Fanniu street two n ', !,
$3.50 ,a,sa 10 hold him up According 10
~ sannr mans story one OF them was
. ~ IN the shadow of the church puu
the other aoross the street, Mnsa ~,
apnroached. coming from Main Ib s,,IsS are
negro 10 front of the cnulSn csme over tc
the negro across me su IA when Murchi
where nc N wss 10 pass one OF them str9si
30 him s,,' but he lodged and the Di0~ ~
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or for the west.

Mr. willism F. Packe, clerk In the
claim department Of the Houston and
Texas Central, and Mr.. A. ]. Mcbride
storekeeper for the Texas and New Or
leans left last night over the Southern .hn
West t They will visit the principal cities
~ California. Nevada, Utah. Wyoming.
Nshraska and the Dalkotas, and anticipate
sreat tine during their tour.
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GONZALES GBBANINGs.
A Telephone Lincmnn Received Sc
we're Shock.


Gonzales Texas, May 13,--George White,
telephone lneman. received severe
electric shock today while putting UP wires.
He was standing on damp ground ana
crossed nv an electric light wire, He tel
am tho wire burned in two. thus saving
his life. He came to in very short while;
but complained of pain in his stomach and
ton of the head. He is all right now en'
II was a close call
The town is full OF people today aud In
consequences Of the late rains and fine crop
prospects business is good. The com
mencemeut exercises Of Gonzales Hlgn
school will take place next week Rev.
New Harris. pastor Of tho Methodist
church. will deliver the commencement
A. B. Storey. ESQ. OF Lockhart VIII de-
liver the address to the graduating class
next Thursday night at the court house
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joiced to have him come home to them
and great expectations are entertained
regarding the big practice that must iu-
ovitably come 10 the new Arm.
The convocation OF Rastrop chapter No,
IS, n. A. NJ, last night was a splendid
success The royal arch degree was cou-
ferred on a trio OF candidates. via: L. T.
Higgins. County Attorney Paul n. Page
and j. L. wiibarger large number Of
visiting companions were present and l
splendid supper was spread.
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Cnlxnrf PnhIic SchOols.

Calvert. Texas. May lS.-The Calvert city
schools will close May %. Two nights VIII
n, given To the closing work. Thursday
Mont the exercises viii be furnished by
he primary and intermediate grades, TO-
eether with defamation contest by nlgn
Grade boys. The programme Friday NIGH
Viii he the graduating work by the class
Of ten. superintendent d. +. Easletor
has been reelected for the next year
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pEEvILLE NOTES.

Besvile Texas. May H.-While quito
number OF cattlcmsn have been IN the city
this week very few sales have been consum-
mated The recent heavy rains have wreatned
the faces OF the stookmen with smiles ana
as fine range is now assured few OF them
care 20 sell unless they can get top market
price ,,,..s
George West Of Live oak county delivered
10 Cue Wedding OF Stoekaale 1000 s-yoar-ola
steers at pettuH Wednesday.
A G. Kennedy OF this city shipped 20 VII.
lInmson county Thursday two trainloads 81
2-ytar-ods,
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rI,r TEACHER

Asaired most by the school hoard Will
teer IN 10 date 10 school methods and
vigorous in body BY spending each vaoaiioa
AZ the Texas Colorado chantanqua me
chautauqua opens az Boulder Col. July
4 aud continues six weeks. For sulnnrr
school course and progfennle scno ,i naeie
and address 20 J. J.. Long ha''as'
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Fort worth, Texas, May h--Eusene '.
nshs smoke 10 a large audience Al the opera
house tonight. the attendance being mace w
u neonle from ali classes. He discussed .ne
ishSring question in all rs yarlfa phases op'
posing the Capitalization OF ". ,s,s,roon no
,.S,rred under thu auspices OF me a'nsa
rottuffl
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srornnr IN MILLS COUNTY.

Goldthwaitc Texas. MAY tS.-There have
been good many deaths among the cattle
In this section within the past two weeks. and
stockmen are at n loss TO know TO what 10
ascr!be 1t; some call Il Texas fever The
loss is among the best and latest Of tne
yn,Inf cows and calves II is GETTING serious
around town some having lost their last
miik COW
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ton. music and mn grafton. and were impres-
Eivc and affecting. About 100 members OF tne
o,der ooniprisinp Visitors from New Ulm. San
Felipe Milheim and Breuham camps, were
In the procession. The auartcite eomprlseI
some Of the finest voices In the town An'
yicinity. and added greatly 20 the impressive
meas Of the ceremonies The monument was
an Imposing shaft, With an appropriate ~.
Fcfiption and emblems Of the order carver
unou a.