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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.


Continued from -nu page
Board met. Present same as yesterday
BRIDGE CONTRACT.
1t is ordered by the Board that the
contract for building a bridge across
Bayou Pierre at the Mcmillan place,
and for keeping the same i'll good re
pair for the term of five years, be
awarded to John W. Boone, ST., for and
at the sum of one hundred and seventy
five dollars $1,000, to be completed
within sixty days, according To plans
and specifications now on file in the
Chancery clerks office. Said Boone
filed his bond in double the amount of
his bid with j. S. Boone and John W..
/ Boone, Jr.. as sureties, and the said
bond is now approved by the Board.
| The bond is given for the erection and
construction of the bridge and furnish
ing all the material therefor and keep
ing the same in repair for the term OF
five years from the date of its com
pletion and acceptance by the Board
and the clerk is directed to record the
same in the Record of Bonds of con
tractors in and for said county.
BRIDGE CONTRACT.
1t is ordered by the Board that the
contract for building a bridge across
Topisaw Creek. on the Brookhaven and
/ Topisaw road and for keeping the
same in good repair for term of five
years from the completion OF said
bridge be, and the same is awarded
J. w. Ritchey at and for the sum of
/ fifty four dollars and fifty cents lS54.5O
| to be completed within 60 days from
this date, according to plans and speci-
/ ficatiOnS now on file in the Chancery
clerks office Said Ritchey filed his
/ bond in double the amount of his bid
with ID. NJ. Ritchey and Emanuel
Ritchey as sureties and the bond was
approved by the Board. The bond is
given for the erection and construction
of the said bridge and furnishing all
| the material therefor and keeping the
same i'll good repair for the term OF
five Years from the date of its compile
ton and acceptance by the Board anC
the clerk is directed to record the same
in Record of Bonds of contractors il
and for said county.
BROOKHAYEN. Miss, May 5, 1900.
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors
Gentlemen conformity with the
duties placed upon me as road in
spector by your Honorable Body tC
report monthly in writing, roads no
worked according to specifications,
beg to submit the following:
That none of the roads of the first
class have been worked up to the
specification since my last report
which includes all first-class road.
west of the |. G. X. r., except road No
|, worked by Albert Evans.
Respectfully submitted
ZETUS LINTON.
Ordered by the Board that Hon. A
c. McNair be employed to assist f. +
Brennan, County Attorney, i'll tn
prosecution of the case of f. II. Hart
man, VS.. Il. h. Applewhite, Sheriff anc
Tax Collector.
EOAD ORDER.
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Groceries to Eat-WelI.

Special price day, Saturday, May
] 18th. ]. NJ. Wood, the Grocer.
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Strayed.

From my place three weeks ago, one
DARK BAY FILLS
between 3 and years old. She is hlrshonu1,n
in the left hip. i will pay - for her return ~
me. MOSES RICHARbsON'
Brookhayen, MISS
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We all like slice of Bacon for
breakfast but how difficult to get it
lust right" Too salty, too fat or too
tough. Miller Il Harris wonderful
secret of cure removes the difficulty
Always mild, tender and delicious
The "Berkshire' for those who want
dainty morsel, fit for an epicure. Mil
Ter & Hart, Packers, Chicago.
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OErookhaycn and Mon.iccIl Noall

tlIbbhldNin ana AOl,lCtUb kOd H.
This cause coming on to be heard on
the report of r, A. Willoughby, In
spector of Public Road, showing that
road No. l, worked by Smith, Hilton
" Co, known as BroOkhaven and Mon
ticello Road, is worked and kept up in
accordance with the plans and speci-
fications now on file in the Chancery
Clerk S office of Lincoln County, Mis-
slSSippi, it is therefore ordered by the
Board that f. B. Smith and |. p. Will
hanson be allowed the sum of forty
seven dollars (S4100) per mile for
twelve and one half miles, amounting
to S5S1.50, less the communication money
collected from the hands on said road.
amounting to S29l leaving "a balance
due them by the county of 1896 30. for
which amount the Clerk is authorized
to issue warrant on the county
Treasurer out of the road fund.
ROAD ACCOUNT.
NroOkhaycn and China Grove Road, No. H.
This cause coming on to be heard
and on the report of 7. \. Willoughby,
inspector of Public Roads, showing
that road No. IL worked by Smith,
Hilton IL Co., known as Brookhaven
anu Dhiiid NilONt hOdu, Is worked ana
kept up i'll accordance with the plans
and specifications on file in the Chan
Gerry Clerks office of Lincoln County,
Miss, 1t is therefore ordered that the
said Smith, Hilton q Co., be allowed the
sum of $500 per mile for % miles.
making in all $4,000, less the commu,
tation money collected from the hands
assigned to said road amounting to
leaving balance of--due
them by the county for which the
Clerk is authorized to issue warrant
on the County Treasurer, payable out
of the road fund.
F. Il. Smith, to lumber for bridges - Slo2l
OFFICERS COST.
To John Frazier witness fee in case of
state VS.. John Flowers, worked out with
Ordered that the members and off
GERS be allowed their per diem and
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CrOckcry, Glass and Queens
ware.
Special price day, Saturday, May
18th. j. NJ. Wood, the Grocer.
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Ordered that the Board now adjourn.
w. +. PARSONS, Pres.
Il. w. MCNAIR, Clerk.
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III You Need Groceries.
Wait for j. M. Woods special price
day, Saturday, May 10Th.
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1t is ordered by the Board that all
second-class roads in District No. 3, be
let out by contract the June meeting
OF the Board of Supervisors for the
communication money to be collected
from the hands assigned to said road
Sealed bids will be received by the
Board and bonds must be filed with
the bids.
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C. C. LYELL,
Attorney AT Law
5RookHAvEN, MISS.
Will practice in all courts of Lincoln and al
joining counties.
OFFICE: Upstairs in Cassidy Building
Stolen.

From my place. II miles southeast OF bTooN-
haven on sunday night May 18th,
DARK BAY MARE,
about years old, Stoutly built and very >Wd!r
backed Any person returning said animal ~
giving information leading to her recovery, WI"
be literally rewarded. Address
JOHN MCGRATH & SONS, BrookhaFeh'
Or GRACE COMPTON, Wellman. Miss
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ZETCS LINTON.
Ordered by the Board that Hon. A.
{. McNair be employed to assist f. f.
Brennan, County Attorney, i'll the
prosecution of the case of F. II. Hart
man, VS.. II. Il. Applewhite, Sheriff and
Tax Collector.
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Program of Commencement Exercises of
Lincoln County Public schools, to be
Held at Adams Camp Ground May 2jth
and 26th.
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McClendon's restaurant front is
being put in first class shape.
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whats in name?" The word

whats in manner" The word
"bitters" does not always indicate
something harsh and dbagreeable
PRICKLY ASH BITTERs is proof of this
1t cleanses, strengthens and regulates
the system thoroughly, yet it is 50
pleasant the most delicate stomach will
not object to it. Sold by c. E. Grafton
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Prices Sell, Quality Tells.
Special price day, Saturday, May
10Th. j. Nj. Wood, the Grocer.
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Ordered that the members and Off
GERS be allowed their per diem and
mileage:
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Board met. Present same as yesterday.
BRIDGE CONTRACT.
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SHORT TEXAS SIECIALS.

YoRKToWN.--Born August s. to Mr.. and
Mrs, Louis Schroeder, boy.
ALEXANDRIA, round baio plan. t. ceBt
$1,000 is to be put up at once.
HAMILToN.-Dlstret court Is to convene
on the Goth a special Judge VIII prejh'e as
judge Straugnan is SICK.
TEMPLE.A petition TO hold lo,nl option
election to include the whole Of Bell County
will be presented TO the commissioners court
at its next sitting.
MALAKoFF.-- Stock Bryant was severely
shocked by lightning while at work In g. a
and Is In critical condition; hVe other
were shocked, but recovered quick
WACo.-Eforts are making q sneurs
rate TO the meeting OF tue supreme iooze.
Knights OF Pythlas, cheap enough &c induce
1000 Texas knights to so % Detroit
CoRsICANA.-H w Kenner ~ '1clliana
was elected president OF Parsons Brigade as
sociation J. A. Sewers was elected sesresary'
The annual reunion was great suefesa
SHERMAN.-The next reunion of the l.lev-
enth Texas cavalry, @. $. A., VIII Pc held
at Gainesville. the one Just closed at George
town was NOT altogether success because OF
the heavy rains,
HAMILToN.--It is reported that some Iniies
from here seven boys ate pos1ae1 neions
with fatal results to some OF them, va, Tho
Post correspondent Is unable 10 o5Di. N the
report or TO obtain names.
SHERMAN.-The teachers attending the
negro normal here after an explanation, de-
cided TO stand the examination under tie
rules made by superintendent Kendall. aud
tho strike" was called on.
.AsPERMoNT.--John stell charged with
the murder OF L. r, Loudon. In rh,ctk-
morton county last October, was tr 4 rere
and acquitted. He was taken 10 Sh1skeit'rd
county 70 answer charge OF numbering Whit
Johnson, OF which he has been once con-
yicted.
wAxAHAcHrD.- "A ead-end colla,a c.
CURED on the Fort Worth and Nov AyIsans
railroad at Ssrdis between work tram Id
the Vocal freight The engine of the work
train was runninS wild and was badly
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rnxAs REIIcrous NOTES.

Navasota. Texas, August 4-rhe old catho-
He church building. which ms stood in
Plantersyille many years, has been taken
down and rebuilt on the WomAck place. two
miles out from the village l. will be used
for school by German children. Of which
nationality many new families are locating
homes thereabout
Denton. Texas. August 2,--RsV II. G. Nor
rison OF Louisville, Ky, and Rev. lad Rob
inson OF Hubbard, TEXAS. have been sslrCted
to conduct the big holiness canpneaung
which begins here next week. The services
will be held In the big tabern Isle, whl:n has
a seating capacity OF about 1000. Many tent
ers are expected from the surro Inlils coun-
tlea.
Timp9on. Texas. August 2.-The Baptists
have just closed an interesting meeting OF
two weeks duration Quite a number Of
professions and a number OF reclamations.
Tho meeting was conducted by Roy. II. y
Morris. formerly OF Crockett but recently
accepted the charge OF this church Tha
Paptists feel very fortunate In securing his
services. as he has already accomplished
what It would have taken months for others
TO do.
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sAarNrs PASSENGER LIST.

Tba Mallory steamer Sabine sailed at
noou today with the following list Of cabin
,.sseurers; w. X. Doolittle and wife,
gonnseticut; W. B. Crump and wife Wyn-
newood: j. W. English aud wife, Bryan;
Mrs warren Collins, Fort Worth; Mrs. Il.
Iannaford Miss Rebecca Dowdle, NJ. a.
I,ovale. Morrilton, Ark; J. Sonyon and
LII New York; Mr. and Mrs. +. M.
crssn Miss Green, Miss Ramsay, Miss
madison. Baltimore; L. Williamson, Il. T.
Dodd j solinsky, New York; A. A. Gray.
Son Antonio; Colonel Abeel Waco; DR..
pobert H Henry, Miss Henry, Cisco; Alex
cohen GEORGE s. Cohen, Robert l, Cohen,
II Galveston; A. H. McKensie, Cali
sornla. Miss Alice Wall, Miss Born, New
York. Mrs Marshall, Mckinney; Fred
Kain Dallas; S. Schwan, New York; J. H.
Hoops. Beaumont; j. N. Cummings, J. w.
Cummings Houston; William Brockett,
Galveston.
The Comal Is due to arrive next
wednesday with the following list Of cabin
passengers: Rev. S. l.. Haynes, Gus
Amundson, W. Manlovltz and wife, L..
Wylle. B. Ludlow, A. Ludlow, T E. Flem-
ipg Mrs. L. A Chase, f. w. Chase and
family MIS- A. Nette. William Register,
Mrs N. Nette. Miss Anna Mulhouse. Mrs.
A. Parker, Mrs. r. l.. Lyons, c, l.. Tay-
Tor, H. NJ Blogg and boy, Mrs. R, Gray
and children, Mrs. e. p Baker, San An
cello, and also large list in the steerage
destined for California. Mexico, Colorado
and Texas.
The Nueces arrived this evening with a
large number of immigrants.
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AN uNKNow FLoATER.

The body of an unknown white man was
found floating In the Galveston bay at 6
O'Clock this morning by Harry Robinson,
a Io1gshorema q. From all indications it
had been in the water Tor several hours.
Crabs and fish had eaten the eyes COM
pletely out and the under lip was also
eaten away
The body was taken to Levys undertak-
ing establishment. The unknown man was
about So or 40 years Old; was i've feet
| eight inches tall and weighed about $50
pounds, and has sandy mustache, He
was dressed in dark gray suit Of clothes.
but had on no overshirt. Nothing at all
was found In the pockets of his clothes
Except a piece Of chewing tobacco.
Coroner Barry is under the impression
that the dead man was sailor, but there
fere no tattoo marks on the body. The
British consul was requested to ascertain
IL any Of the crews of ships here arc
missing
Coroner Parry's verdict on the cause Of
|death was thai he was found drowned. $
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A TEXANS PROMOTION

washington dispatch of yesterday an
FVunced the appointment of William Horst
& ~, second lieutenant in the regular army.
"a 40 mar marks the promotion Of Texas man
FL WI De the subject of pride and pleas
MS numerous friends. william
II, 's enlisted in Dallas. Texas, and was
Eae. 'pp9lnted electrical sergeant at West
|Sa ss Ssleotrlcity having been his chief
ros % oelore his enlistment. He has an
|mlrsssshrt service record and in the ex-
h mao Tor the second lieutenantcies
H. Is one OF the best averages in the
|rsS Al, mis- MS being fifth from the highest
la coiou horst is a BROTHER of L!euten-
Eror'ss 'V ne, George E. Horst of the gov
Il ne r ssan' who is the genial proprietor
= fremont hotel of this city.
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A HOLE PRODUCED a SENSATION.
Nyns Under window Of Room Wher,
KingshurY WINS Killed

Waco. Texas August "A sensation was
developed today by the inquest proceedings in
the McLennan Kingsbury murder case. A
hole three feet deep, two and half feet
wide and FIVE feet long was discovered under
the window OF the room in which the murder
was committed. The hole had been dug soma
had been carefully removed. The setting
revealed the outlines of the hole and official
investigation followed. Speculation is rife ;
to the diggers their identity and their pur-
pose.
II transpires that Marion Kingsbury one
Of the victims OF the tragedy. had s34 900 in
suranee on his life. Ten thousand OF It Is
IN favor Of G.. p. Kingshury. his father; $500
is In favor of his brother. Ed Kingsbury
and $4,000 Is in favor Of his widow.
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pox scare tho other day. Judge pais5a = ~,

pox scare the other day. Judge Daiton c. 14sd
the commissioners court together ANA 80
eussed the situation They fouad that sore
parties, in Big Valley, seven mies west Of
mere, had been exposed, out there is not
gave rise TO good deal OF the exeitem, mt
was that Mr. Armstrong, who owns a RAM b
IN McCulloch county, returdsd here a fey
had tho disease. and many tho Igat he mad
been exposed, but he had not The ,xcite-
ment has died out and there is no smnlibox
nearer here than Voca, McCull tch County,
and OF more than a dozen oases that have
occurred. there has not been !. siag.o DEATH
There are several parties at inc Armstrong
ranch who have 1t, but 1t S under gotd
control and cared for by good nurses.
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Mexico Sailed: FL Rio, for New York; I'm
perlal Prince for Antwerp IBERIA for Celha
Quenstown.-Saile Cymric, from Liver
rool for New York. Arrived: Lucania, from
New York for Liverpool and proceeded
Liverpool. Arrived: Ceyc, from New
York; Lucana, from New York.
New York.-Arrlyed New York. from
Southampton and Cherbourg.
Genoa. Arrived: Ems from New York via
Naples.
York: Etruria. for New York.
Antwerp.-Sailed: Noordland. for New
York.
New York-Sailed Maasdam for Rotter-
dam via Boulogne: State OF Nebraska for
Glasgow: Patricia for Hamburg via Plymouth
and CherbouTg; Umbra for Liverpool. Min
ueapolis for London Vera, for Naples.
Cherbourg Sailed; Augusta Victoria from
Hamburg and Southampton for New York;
St Paul, from Southampton, for New York.
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NOTES ANp pnRsoNA1r

b Tor sa s,se.t and family left this even
h his ssan, Thorn and Miss Ethel Baker
|a,, p sssning for Chicago.
ana Mrs s 81 San Antonio is visiting
Psue. So : :, . southwick of this city.
|Ot 6uiiSswsart one of the principal ele-
4 city. IN the United States, is in
Pas saile5 ', W. English OF Bryan,
tlury 80 today for New York m the
Fad ss' So, e,hlet Gus Amundsor =, ~. ~,
|sanesday tror apartment will return next
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tended for them to do at noon. and whan
Mr.. Anderson opened the outer cell door
Hunt rushed out over him. and scuffle on
sued while Toilet went out. Both the pris-
oners succeeded in escaping from the jail.
Hunt was found in buggy house in town
and was captured Toilet 30 far made good
his
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ISLAND CITYNEWS ITEMS
q. al, Of the Street Railway System
las Been Confirmed
AMY Or UNKNOWN MAN FOUND FLOATING
.on Of a Texan I'm the Regular
.vwy-Dev. A. J. Burnett Dead.
snpine's PASSENGER List.
-, rsu.s. Augup. 4.--In the

r.,v.ssou. TEXAS. August t.--In the
~ the Guaranty Trust Company
: galveston City Railroad Company ct
- ,he Guaranty Trust Company VS..
r.v city Street Railway and Real Estate
o..,,,ny decree was filed today with
no clerk of the United States court con-
s-,,,nu the sale OF the property and over
-,prg the objections Of Julius Runge to
.ha said sale. The sale was made on Sep
,smS.r 0, 1899. by Special Master Com
,l.,,oner DR.. John Grant. The property
:, ,hs Galveston City Railroad company
.om for soO5, 900 and the Gulf City railway
s-...r,v Tor $4,000. Charles b. Hotch-
w., was the purchaser of both properties.
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Killed by lightning.

Taylor. Texas, August 4-During thun-
derstorm yesterday evening. man named
Joseph Mccall and his horse were killed by
lightning IN the road near Mr.. Zeichang's
about six miles south OF TAYLOR. Letters in
his pocket were from a lady at Caldwell
wto has been wired for information as the
man is unknown here
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smashed. No one was hurt. bat tho track
was so badly torn up that no trains nave
come through sinoo it happened
TYLER.-A team OF horses ran away with
Misses zephy burst and Susie Cox. two popu-
lar society girls OF this city, and threw thein
out. Miss Cox was quite seriously hurt. but
Miss burst escaped with slight injuries
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ILL HEALTH CAUSED SUICIDE.
Mrs. George VI. shumate of Waco
Took strychnine.

Waco Texas, August Airs George NJ.
shumate. wife OF the proprietor Of the Mills
wagon yard committed suicide last night by
taking strychuine. Mrs, Shumate has been
in bal health for some months and once be-
mine She had. however, been more cheer
ful recently and it was believed her de-
suondency had given place TO hope and that
she had abandoned her purpose. she attended
III her household duties last evening as usual
and after supper Mr. shumate went up town
TO The wagon yard. He remained only a fow
ninufes aud returned home lie found his
wife in commissions aud summoned a ply
and Sic was dead when the doctor arrived.
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JAN pelivery at EastIand.

Eastland Texas. August A fail delivery
occurred here lust about dark today. Bob
Hunt. convicted Of burglary and sentenced
for two years. and John Toilet. convicted for
murder with a twelve years sentence did
not 10 In their celia - Jailer Anderson In
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JOHN READ rs DEAD.
Hope for Recovery of His Brother
Has Been Abandoned.

Ardmore. !. T., August i.--The shooting OF
George and John Reed at woodford by H..
r. Hill. druggist there. has resulted in
the death OF John Reed. and at this hour
tho recovery of his brother George has hcen
abandoned Their wounds are almost ldenti-
cal and George 10 now In an htser.y paraly tic
condition. Hill. who surrendefsi 10 zoe ofi-
GERS. Is in iail here.
Sentiment among. the people II tho scene OF
the trouble is divided.
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A MEXICAN pAn,x ,,,rr

60, us cutting ARRAY occurred about
4 s.'k tonight between two Mexicans
onlIi, 'V tr Of Forty-third and II. Leopa
ON II, nag his left arm almost severed
stes - BODY. Franchco Corillo was arr
''s' IN connection with the cnttin s9 '"
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Confederate Reunion at Bonham.

Bonham, Texas August 4.--rno prepara-
tons are about completsi for Ii, confo lnr-
ate reunion which Is - be held here for
three days beginning the 15tl The rsrado
en- the second day will MOI be surpassel BY
any like occasion ever giysn in this part OF
the State.
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Especial to The Post,)

Key West Fla.-Arrved; Lampasss. from
Galveston and sailed for New Orleans.
New York.--sailed concho. for Key West
and Galveston.
Port Eads. La,--Arrlyed; Amazor, from
Port Natal, Africa, via St Helena; Hermann
from Hamburg; Nicaragua. from Ceihai
schooner Lena X. storr. from Minotillon,
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REV. Junkin,s Friend. Happy.

Corrlgan, Texas. August The people OF
this community are happy to know that Rev.
W; Il. Junkin Is safe from the Boxers IN
these people for more than a year and he
was loved by all classes and denominations
that knew him.
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sleepers through the beautiful Oxarks,
Write US. room T20. Century building.
ST. Louis. for our new illustrated degcrip-
i've pamphlets. entitled: The TOP az
the ozarks." and there Is semathins e
see along the Ey1sps LA
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COTTON ON sHIpBoARp.
GALVESTON STOCK.
VESSELS DESTINED FOR GALVESTON
MARINE NOTES.

The Mallory line steamer Sabine Captain
Staples, sailed at noon today with miscel-
laneous cargo and cabin full of people. The
Nuedes OF the same line, from New York
arrived this morning and berthed at pier "a
to discharge. She sails for New York next
Wednesday.
The British steamer Huntcliff has shifted
TO pier 20 TO take in flour for Rotterdam.
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CAMP MAcpr,nun

n M sular meeting of Camp Magruder
blonel s'il = be held tomorrow at y. m.
|np c. Fontaine will address the
|yted t - veterans and sons arr
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ID returned Chlnese mission.

several prominent returned Chinese mission
aries made talks
Mrs. Logan, who has but recently returned
from the locality of the present turmoil very
instructiyely outlined the conditions and stu
atoms existing there.
DR.. G. Mclean will deliver the closing
sermon tomorrow.
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THE wAxAHACHIn onAuTAraUA.
n Is to He Mndc Permanent Inst-
tuition.

Waxahaohle. Texas. August 4.-rne chau-
tnloua will adjourn tomorrow. The citizens
committee and board OF directors met yes
terday afternoon aud perfected arfsneelnents
for putting the institution on such financial
basis as TO insure its permanent eslsee .i1,s
ors s upon which they may erect their summer
abodes. ,,..,.. a.x ara
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HOTEL ARRryAr.s

MN srnant..-J. r. Smith sbr.v.-
r. csriisIs' p sereeysport; Charles l..
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A Smallpox scare.

Goidthwaite. Texas. August 4.--rh.s town
and vicinity was treated TO . regular small