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CHATTER VllL-continued.

''Wo can run no chances, you know,
Doc" laughed Pearson, insinuatingly,
then as il in apology for his act, "be-
sides, 1t will be to your own interest
in case the haunt was discovered. If
you do not know where it is, you at
least viii not be held responsible for.
any harm that may come through the
discovery. see?p
''Wo kill traitors!" said the matter
of-fact Sharkey, complalsantly.
1t may save your life said Pear
son, as he satisfied himself that the
doctor was completely blinded. But
he took no pains to insure the doc
tors comfort, for he placed a pair of
handouts upon his wrists. 81 am
obliged to do this he said, as he
changed places with the boy and sat
upon the seat with Schiller, driving
the team, 80 the boys won't think me
unmindful of the duty l owe them in
protecting them from possible danger
from treachery."
The doctor sat in silence for quite
a time, meditating upon the strange
ness. Of his adventure Oft and anon,
from the distance, could be heard the
Daying of dogs, so that the doctor
knew he was being driven past farm
houses now and then. But they met
no one AT last the team came to
halt and the doctor was assisted to
alight,
The trio left the roadway and the
doctor heard the team drive off. Pear
son walked arm in arm with Schiller,
guiding his footsteps, so that the doc
tor did not fall into any of the numer-
GUS ruts or bark his shins against any
of the snags in the underbrush. Shar
key followed on behind, carrying the
Doctors case of instruments.
Again Doctor Schiller broke the
silence: what kind of place are
you taking me to-" he asked.
This time Pearson condescended to
keep up the conversation, Did you
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we buy, or in extreme cases, like the
present, we raise by force
you talk of schools. should think
there would be no need of such a
thing as an educational institution.
The country cannot exist, it will be
depopulated through poverty, If moth
ing else. You certainly have not been
in existence long enough to have rails
ed children to the age of schooling"
: Not so. We have existed for
twenty years or more unmolested. We
are self-supporting. We dig gold from
the mountains. We have manufactures
Gin a remote form for the making
of Shoes and supply large portion of
one OF the states with this article. In
fact our treasury is on a sound basis,
better to-day than it ever was"
'"Why do you divulge to me the
secret Of your existence?H asked the
doctor.
For the simple reason, my dear
doctor" replied Pearson, complaisant-
ly, that 1t Is my wish that you take
up residence with us. We are in need
of a few professional men like your
self, to make life pleasant for us. You
are one of our kind--an outoast-and
have nothing to lose by joining us.
AS for money consideration, we can
pay you a salary princely in magni-
tude in comparison with your pres
ent mcconnell"
The doctor was somewhat prepared
for tine Offer. "All want is money
and revenge in this world" he sail.
as If asserting. Money to be happy
revenge on the man who is the
cause of all my trouble,"
you can command money In plen-
ty.' said Pearson-what kind he did
not say Revenge depends upon your
self Whom have you such bitter feel
lngs agalnst?''
"a doctor who was Instrumental In
sending me up,'
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-05-02

Houston, April SO.-Dear Christian
Endeavorers:-Ho many have you
added this week to your delegation to
our convention? We are going to have
so many good things on the program
that we are not going to let you miss
them. The program will be out this
week and we will mail you copy.
Our committees are all busy and are
preparing to receive you. Don't dis
appoint them. Yours for The Conven.
ton. Houston 'OG Committee"
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-05-02
FURY OF CYCLONE
BELLEVUE STORM WHiRLEo LIKE
HUGE TOP.
VERY FEW HOUSES ESCAPED
People Had Warning Of Its Approach
and Most of Them Took Refuge
in Storm Cellars.

Bellevue, Tex, April 29.-Thirteen
persons were killed, ten were injured
and property estimated to have been
worth anywhere from 100000 to
100000 was destroyed by the cyclone
which struck this city Thursday even
ing about O'Clock,
For many minutes previous to the
terrific blow, grim portent of disas-
ter was visible on the horizon and
most of the inhabitants had time to
seek the shelter of storm cellars. Then,
like demon on a mission of veng-
eance, the whirllng atmosphere shot
across the town, leaving behind Moth
ing but debris and the dead and the
manned
The destruction could hardly have
been more complete. Although many
of the structures were very substan-
tial, being constructed of brick and
stone, not one escaped demolition; and
fire which sprang up amid the ruins
coon destroyed the debris. Today Bel
levue can not boast OF single store
or home. The cyclone made a clean
sw yep and the path 1t left can be
traced far beyond the corporation lin
its as plainly as If 1t were well tray
eled country road
The inhabitants were left destitute,
but daylight had not come before spe-
cial relief trains began to reach here
from the surrounding towns. They
brought food and clothing and money.
The mayor of Henrietta notified the
merchants of his place that he must
have contributions, and he brought
drays and took what he wanted, say
ing that he would stand responsible
for the coct. The supplies were load
ed on "a special train and hurried to
this place. But along with what the
mayor secured the merchants them
selves sent as much more and applaud
ed the mayor for his act.
During the cyclone one man was
struck IN the side by a pieue 81 ny
ig scantling. 1t required the united
efforts of three strong men to pull 1T
from his body.
In the afternoon youngs mother
with despair written on every feature,
appeared, little ones toddled at her
heels and she held in her arms two
months old baby The babes head was
bruised and battered and in the chest
was cruel wound made by piece OF
scantling.
All that remains of Bellevue is
smoulderlng ruins. A pail of blush
white smoke hangs over everything
Across the railroad nerr where the
depot once stood is a tent in which
| the survivors are fed.
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PInckney Euloaized.

Washington: Services in memory
of late Congressman Pinckney were
held in the house yesterday morning,
beginning at II O'Clock. Eulogies were
delivered by Judge Field, Congress-
men Beall, Burgess. Henry, Moore.
Sheppard, Gregg and Garner of Texas
and Congressman Padgitt of rennes.
see.
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Tlhe CONVICT C0JDF21TLglEt;s
ar F'1Q6TH1FlEyG IRE F1[TLlllON
M CHARLES NORRIS BUTLER
y5hoc az - Rea7ss 9as~e~ 57e7ae7/ Zs,eeoy-ZARc
NJ CrtAPl FS MORRIS BUTLER


basis, we recognize something of the
sort-honorable marriage, or duty to
our neighbor. Barring few neces-
sary raids, such as we are out upon
now, we live very ordinary lives
"You are not all hardened then;
you cannot bel"
1--WE are not all criminals, of course
not. But most of us have done some
thing some time or other to merit pun
ishment from the government. There
are many like you, who have paid the
penalty of their sins. and only asso-
ciate with us because they cannot bear
to parade themselves before the
world as having fallen once. Being
bound together in the state described,
however, places them ON a footing
with the rest of us. Whether all do
anything contrary to the law or not,
all are held accountable to the law
for what the few have done, under
stand?"
"Yes, believe do. What you mean
to say is, that the law never forgives
you what you have done at any time,
no matter how right you live after
wards"
That's it. But we live in open
defiance Of the law. That is, we have
manufactured laws that conflict with
the laws of the United States. For in
stance we shoot man for interior
ing with another mans wife. II there
is any law we do respect, 1t is the law
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How, and in what way 40 goa
mean to accomplish your ends?7
How don't know, nor care But |
want to make him suffer as | have
suffered. Disgrace him before the
world as ho has disgraced mel Re-
duce him to poverty and want Ruin
him; imprison him; do anything to
make him feel what 1t is to be damn
ed-an outcast of society. That is my
only aim and desired"
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Irion in Austin.

New ORLEANS, La: DR.. G. H. Irlon.
president of the Louisiana State Board
of Health, will deliver an address be-
fore the Texas health conference at
Austin on Wednesday. In this address
he will outline the plan of operation
this summer, pointing out the pro-
posted friendly cooperation between
Texas and Louisiana
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ITO be eontInued)


Miss Gaddle- Your brother and I
were partners In a little game OF whist
at lIoyle's house last evening,
Miss Knox-ohl ! thought It might
be you,
Miss Gaddle-WHy, what did he tell
yoii about ~
Miss Knox--He fist said he had had
a rubber a. Whist,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-05-02

Victoria. Tex; The ladies of this
city have called meeting to be held
at the opera house on Monday after.
noon to take action In regard TO send
ing boxes OF clothing to the needy at
the places recently visited by dlsaa.
tera.
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cAAPTgR x.
Or. Schiller Initiated Into the Con.
Wet Society.


"The time may come, said Pearson,
inslnuatingly, to Or. Schiller, as he
helped that worthy over log lying
across their path, 'ef you join our
forces, when you can do even more
than this. You are "a man of intelli-
gence and will undoubtedly command
influence In time. There is no reason
why, in the future, you could not or
game band, kidnap the gentleman,
and incarcerate him alive in a living
tomb"
The chance was readily grasped by
the doctor. 81 accept he said. 81
have everything to gain. If you desire
my presence among your clique, you
can depend upon me. To show you that
| am sincere, will do all in my power
to aid you in any undertaking you
may engage in To show the people
whom come in contact with that
will do right by them ii human hands
can save your comrade will put him
on his feet againi'
1--WE will soon be at the rendezvous
and can then be convinced OF the sin
certify Of your resolve said Pearson.
They walked on in silence the bal
ance Of the Journey. At last the party
came upon a little clearing. By aid
Of the moon. which was shining now
a mans form shown up in the dis
lance. "Haltl Who comes there?"
was the challenge.
"Citizens. friend senti ~, who have
with them a doctor. was Pearson's re-
NV. and at the same time he made a
mystic sign with his fingers.
The trio travelled short distance
further and were again halted. Again
thew passed sentinel and at last
stoned before the door of dugout,
situated in a rayine.
The door stood partly aiar. through
which came the elimmer Of a light
created by the burning of pine knot
suspended from the ceiling Of the room
which was abont eight feet square.
A sentinel armed to the teeth. guard
ed the door. hut upon receiving the
password. allowed the party to pass.
Hewed logs az the rear Of the room
formed 4 abllnd door, which led into
another room twentylfeet long and six.
teen feet vide albne one side Of
v6jc, Inn a.; ~ md tlts
fash,,r ~ a. he,.t & ~ ! steamboat ana
from the n,r,her IL mess at least
tbIrtv nereons wera tndinr sleenine
Recommendations in the abode. In one
corner 20 81 tbe room on 4 lower berth
7T-'i
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Change and Removed.


" b FerEuson. - ling NJ io-al
-nansEs1 q zoe ga u0sapany. hss -.
ssgucI his posit1a and Hlii eznaari
a dnfsrent blsinese he ami J
.. Resets. saHnaeI Bromley and ADJ
sfs5n wilson have I0Fn-r iut
aersaip uni-f III style u Rob ~
Fsieasou ana cd.. ana all = % q,
an0ke. Va. rhere thsl aiil 81 ern-
iraft Vork foT he Tldeuaisr Rail
say. co,spaay- mes m~a are F1ei
.asiasfs usn. s-anlins eel % isi
nuuuiiy. and ali ~ teais 90 -.
: thsir ueE Xesiare-
Thsr eohiraet an ami1u' % ai,sa'
So 80 .Th-J arr % re-rHe Agi
1riss fsr ne sWE sla y
anersis sock 5rinE- ilrm = h-si
sss g-r yafs ana iAzg aFe us'
~ aii eroasau7a 81 d -
~ vii give sthpheS@sat 60 -
pl- frla rhis sathsu g. gf-fefeue,
- 81 s,hrrs eti ssh - ~ - als
ia.-- p1siil~ a. l-tisa
~ F4rnn I laaTs scr
s~-=.,r arrives H flm
IL zH ~ - tai am osaF -.
a-oa roa tsei s Saige
stfz fes batter = iafi-tfsi.arz
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81 H-n zf l Fe
~ iaEa Sa 81 "a
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Elu aas rafl
s Nna JlH @
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Ne
lez.ae
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W
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Residence for Sale.

N r-n5e rsor Z 4igai
lrys % ip4u l-5usa- e.sL' 3 81
nfk ~ sia tlfa pautr5 sion.
o iaaay am saii aarl
lis Iarse froai pfssa s-A ag
.si4s tssll ts.srn. his slate 0
ana hzrd aai rons Ezaf
h-s Efa
arai KS $50 af eold Etsr q
r lttaH ana 7
54ut1a MaasseA l-Fsr go.
-es @ orts sans ply
oas Is an 4aa
sia uzfs eases-a ra
Ea4lli.n5s lasse sri
sa 15zas - l4ri
AIS 7 ~ @
tt rssa su1 pisiafe Hei 2
--z7l aaI 81 g s-i is
osa ts AL
HA nd
ai
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farms for SsIe.

18oluias farms ~ miles fro
Weabyill-- Z q - 1cTss AAs : good
dElliu-s s,orelO1se anl all o4f-
b-ilii-ss. pleatz q ~zte-. o-ehaIL
= aesS il grass. Is aeres slears,l
psaty q uubsr 10 keep HP iae
place
An0iasr. that Of les asrss q;
It Clsaroi. - ssres IL gas dE7il-
ms. plenty Of good springs
Ash. Iso sersS. : arr eis1rst.
g. acres in grass. mostis frsSa
1rrss u bottom on an lA-S tracts
Nm sll iheSe pisces 1u rS
c- serararelr
Also. have a g'ai saw ana ss
mal "a ihe PIAo wAish Uil = so
uith it. or SePlrateiy. GoOi - r
ana hoilsv ana sosi ea-ls
TEXAS oaSh. roT further ia'Na.a
tIOa apIly 10 Bis Saug Yeas law
isa. ~. u
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Nr5 Raua - ceres
W. Vs
Iss Nisr e DaHl
slaves >tas aek
II Hoas i54n8a5ss q, Maze
s- - rTss-sz0si a-s- ls
- s5tar as .
eas YES
SIS a y olsen sts ssh -y
SIX sits afs9s ~ 81 4 as
. st s csrsi.zsus
ges Nt1aHs IS re
rae. - N + elh
ass s1is5fr,iy roa4 rsel's
Tks aars q ~ Stsu1a aers rs
@su taaasci TVS Cssyilir g F1r'
cav ~ esazee =ezt ino gftsss
u ~
Th suo raTzters "a rural T,1ts -,
2 this nseee hagr aa4p52ac4 th
ssey-s sai are sars horss,s s =
-, 4 the asa ,onlaoa of taF
,asis
Ms oliver Howard liyius % liuEfi
oaae aclr Eri uas sstilasiy. Il ~
f,..uy tagnsA Ns.ines.ias Alesuias
'binE ehash, fom ~ EFt,,
ana gss su hsrafl ofE
Fhe aasitou - ne rsnaSai q rs
tsaniy sat tgtsr Wsyuc 10 Cereie
IS caeSiu- quile stir Fhe ei-e
= mn D. February eh ana prDu'-
lssos a. u lhc Aostsss tisai ever pai
IN Ia his csany
me tsWn slc ,Aerc vas Ae'i
liasi TharsiSy. fSOs8 hmcgAi',
s,auapNn, Il VAS a ae,sS The W,
lAleh5st expectations u thc n,mocrat,
was ms,c than fAUllei TAcS cle,s.
tOar od " i've sappolwca-x Z
lHacys. |. = Fsash,r 4 y RNser
ana lasch Kiusl,y TIE Rcraelie
aus ,lcelcA lohn l0r.am Nayeg aAl
| psan wtllnian NMAsA man Nm
W cSpes vyrs, ,alnss from u,
nov hoard. and think w viii mi b,
alsappeln,st M
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IL

on j. sr3Ei1s sl0rer- Iae
-trt Pap5ls are sell Ef=assi
ui,a t.r 1es5Esr- ana - I'll be-
IN a- zhool Fsb III Board
can - 0si1a=5 te-T rs=0azbie
TIE 1E= uels literary b.
tufas qus ia-s-sslus q ~ BzA
& rt A-4pa speaker ana W X
Moore & llu= AFR nm ara ,. b
E.ste q il ~ liae
T=e Is s5e exd-snenr Aer- ~
re n1E-g q rieh vein q
sIrs ore nsz- T l. Mo1rz L :
silver orr 51lsi-s ftoa
lrs w l -seig7adiz azEihes
ese Il pssus isslf
tn rzss5-s zbsae= ard - q Max
iiss Iey ocl0-. attn a lstalii.
ilrs-sr 1aiiszls ah5zt -
Hard a ggJ,=zm- ans JAs-s sens q
oa-r Eu1 4 Eias-7l Eirh j.
3 d ans expert o. minerals q an
else sosts this s.a,eusat ne
mas rze 70 Matti- Ks an i-lgli-
m " Il @ NeKiass=r 1ri hrEd
-zEH -oa % ~ 7Esce 0,s=IFe-
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1IlIIcn SUI dR,ss f,R- fOR SUI

sll si a5isase ELS Dy q s.a
z5ss IL CARA osaA.s- y
tae glke ha..-Ray Ns,Nea IL
Sssn-s ana NSiaeasSler. r.iles irosh
sssa ,o4n Wm s2 IS a Waoic =
Ii ssrea t-1S Tsacs NJ .. 4 sls'al
ares has tsel an iaelhus q )
rs,zS fce POalsty meat. servant
raasry ana aagsy hsaseS- s'ask sal
rcsatsa a7as. csIa cJ5i.s = sosd osrh
s4a ana two tlasn, hOqsss a g
aa up-,o-aaic cattle ostu ioT ~
snoarh ttea CT iaf-t cattle s ia9pils
Is Wea feaes3 ara aatctcl and IN
ls.sl coanirs hSmc Tfa,t N , &
l7o scs,s las SNAIL hoas5s and 10
leteo tagus u.osiN ia grass ana Is
"a farm IL make MONEY on lFao, No
s az 40 acrss samc aese ipiion a.
Ma al viii Rlaay glNe a moN
Nmplc,s dcs ripiop atA prize 81 70
.e,onc Who wants 10 buy L must
h. ssca 70 appreciated
}, &. Scohec.
Winchester ny
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pERsONALs.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Eaal NortA.p reat . Az
,ssf Ta=stlg
1-hn WsCiaI-. p ~ 81 Galsp. sss
STE tie sch
lola car IlHs zzs ~ go
& Billie sa'Uaay
N Eatb Nlrtm Is ~ sst
2 Leli.z r=izas-s
B-rt Roa@r Rak tso@ h5
81 si.st 11af=afive.
Ws Cg.,Ea saat ias
.ssiaasa a-4t R4irissse
Fuzs tEzila= Jr4 Ef- aa8 ~ ~
F-re .r B nsn r--atly a
I Bz n EEs- - e5ae s
SAFE leH
u HHrg Wool N c
g4zE e s hz Fssk
Al -r ans VIE r=
.5-ai - l-il iaa F~k
NJ ufI.s1a Kls ra
eel+ % ~ lae-e % iasz
NJ Essa r= .-s.s y Hsr---
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fg- yfl ysaFS NFitts NfsA y,
i5.t Il aa1Pr wasA- I III
a w.a sAgeris tto1z,tA
.tsr tsvabss. t,-s 81 lasi vol-
ss5 e-45a Is llssassS. - see pSr g;
yts EsusrS vahssilAassias-
shtsa 10 aIl ss.3 9aa 'ins
ga IL iac fstaye 10 = Nithcai ihcn
n iAe esasN Ta,y aae oclis2aN .
eoa3Sll metsiae ~ hSc sared
4 baa e,se Il mine- So'A pn-
ass eusNuica 70 ~ thc Sust ~
SO1 Is \ N naehcs afsse.si, -
HN4ia Try ieem tcasS
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NOTICE

Any a,pav eoan'y ,'a'i e's,S SsS'
ing aaN n,caey in eis hapis ee'sns
ing 10 either ME OF TIE Cammen'
wealth q Kenipeky mast Frpofi same
r. ne On OF hsicrs lanaafy 81 lse''
is ! must make my pepori on that
aay, ADA Ssecns. Clrk
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NW FOR $50

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fhr lyouisa Liam ana oundine ASsa
cia,ioa h,la is ugnlaf annual ,,cS
OOk lAst SasaclAN night The fols
loSiae oiNcsS Wcrc clcc,ca Auk,
astNs SnSaeT PRESIDENT ", y sui.
NNAr Wv rpVslA,nI ri. VinseN,
A. " Nhamhers ana NJ y canlcS
8rcyioys NJ : Narns. scsrelay>,
a N llreNes ryeasnreg. 4. q carl.
" attorney 4 acN s.ri,s q stock
VAS s'arl,a With laree sahscf,p.
usA.
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zig Sandy News

FRIDAY. Jan L. 1855

A mal8en Eith siuekinss opsAsiei
Oaes ansd ,hsm oos aay In ~
shstta
Is = stream. ani ~ sad.
VIVA q toss a hsr Azii.
4 Ein hiith ~ M sarueats sn3
Ehriei
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~ 90 ~ = slass i3sa
no O. tatA 81 70 Ia WEiissas -
ta-Sais $40 Al arilastos Hqtsl THt'
tart-rs rus ~ lnng ua-fs
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Henry S. Young,
Louisa. Kentucky.
wNTgn

Horses, Marss ana Males From
I to l. yeais ell Aosi b SQUAD
in sc,,l o1i-, AID well hrsse M'i
be- a, Ioaist Nv ga Saagias '-n
lah 1875
\, $ RrCK a son
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rae faes Z ", > 6 GHHi
uu s. sarT e. hf cl
Ny "a stis iyphet isFt
s,s-sItaa : saA So =
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Tzfe asH - - site Ma
hstars hs4- fgitss etsaltF
Iaaary izlh $50 E--aaty .att-
-
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Pr@,a.asu tons a,,s ~
M sssr4aiLs ana sF~ sstuE
a-sauitlss b E--p
i.sauts
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e hf 4 Ms Ntl lsaHsE Hf
pa Ms cF4e Ass se8
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