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NEW ExCIsE COMMISSIONERS.


Mayor Ely nominated to the Aldermen
yesterday DR.. Philip Mrrkle and Richard j.
Morrison. 10 be the Successors Of Excise Com
mssioners owen Murphy and Jacob VI. patter-
son. Jr. Both nominees were confirmed. Bryan
Reilly and Terence Kiernan, the AntiTammany
Aldermen. opposed their confirmation. Mr..
Reilly said that he had never known Il man to
get into Office on the score Of responsibility who
didn't turn out to be llrst-class fraud THE
Fourth Senate District. 80 he continued, is not
represented in the city Government except by
It's members Of the Common Council. That dis
trict never went back on THmmany Hall and |
want To know If the Iaminany members oi this
board are not going 20 stand by that district
Mr.. Reilly thHn read 20 statement showing that
the cty officials living in the Fifth Senate
..isrrlct were n Police Commlssloncr. a
iy Clerk. two Park C1mmi-.ionors two
Fire Commissioners anl one EN"is" Com.
missioner. The Sixth Senate District iurni i@Aed
the Mayor. the sheriff and la Tax Commls iQn"r,
trollor, Corporation Counsel, both Police Conn
missiouers, the Commlss ioner Of Public Works.
a Commissioner Of Charities, Health l"nmis-
simrr. Park Cummis-. pn"ra IaA Commits
,iDncr. Dock Commissioner. ami Coroner.
.Thc Eighth District Is. nl.o we'll .,Supplird.'
Nr Reilly c0Utiuu II. hut 10 Ullleeh0!dels
come from the Fourth Ds'riDt',,
.Afior the adIournmont Ir. Me1kie, ana Mr.
Morrison wrT5 sworn into Office. Alr Mnrr-
sons successor Is supervisor 81 the tfy hr'Wh
VIE not bc nplolutud uutil the rard ,goMrnini
tho publication o' that journal has determined
whether II needs Snp'rylsor' N.v.rt il,
Morrison was born H. III" cly NJ Now Aork IN
the year lS49. "" Erh'lutt' j ir, ~ the Mhhhal-
tan Collegr with the dolrrr pi ". A.. and Is Iep
graduate Of the Columbia Col. ge Law School.
He OcruIicd n position o. clerk ln the ll"lHri-
mont Of Insurance for two YEAR, w., ii'n app
scrcmhcr 1915, winch position Ice has ho''
10 tLn tres nj date.
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BURNED TO DEATH.
The Suspicious circumstance Under which n
Fire kindIed.

Polagija Budzynski the littl" girl years
odwho was burned AT Albany street on Thurs
day evening. died yesterday afternoon in the
Chambers Street Hospital. Thos Farrell who
assisted To- put out the fire. carried her in his
arms to the Church Street Police Station. She
thought she was being arrested. and the physl-
clans at the hospital are OF the opinion that the
excitement thus produced contributed greatly
10 her death. Just before she died she was al
lowed 10 talk TO her father. to whom she said
that n man came into the room whore she had
been left alone with her baby sister. and set fire
10 some paper on the nant"lpiece She said
she tried to put i out. and some Of the fire fell
on her apron. She hn"w the man who had set
mr." to the paper. hut did not know his name. She
told her father that she would come down soon
and show him 10 him; This was the first init
nation the father had that the fire waS not the
result OF her own careessness. He now be-
lievcs tnat thief must have entered the room
IN the absence II himself aud his wife.
Thomas j. Irusnan and John D. OCuuor
were passing the door. ON Thursday evening
when Bella, as ne was called in the nrighhor-
dress in a blaze. Brosnan tried to rub out the
fire between his hands. While he was doing 50
5se Sep, 'hhllnF hYF Snt db"sPie her 9wn agony
down stairs and found the room full OF smoke.
He found II tidy in flames on the sofa. He took
il III ana ran out into the street with il. When
he returned, he found Thomas Farrell and
Thomas Nolan bringing out the baby which
was unhurt; Then he and Brosnan. who had
also entered the room. discovered cloth on
fire behind rocking char, a considerable DIS
tance from the sofa The fly paper that fringel
the mantelpiece was partly consumed The
neighbors consider it impossible that the little
girl could have accidentally set fire 70 the room
In three different places Mr.. Bud2ynski ha,
missed nothing from the room. The motive
that an incendary could have had Is yet II mat
ter Of conjecture
The wake was held last evening Al tso''lock
the room whore the fire had occurred was filled
with over "a dozen children who had come h. ,.-
the remains of their former playmate. Her
face, which was remarkably pretty and intelli-
gent. was not injured hy the tames.
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YIIN C0Nrl.srED HLEcriON.
Dnvenport Taught that what's sauce for the
Gn0se u ammcr for uhe Gmnarr.

The election contest for the sent held by
John Clark in the Staie Assembly by Charles II.
Duell. both Of the Thirteenth Assembly u strict.
in this city. was resumed yesterday in the ASH
land House. Chairman George l.. Terry pre-
sided. The other members of the Albany com
miticc are Hamilton Fish. Jr.. l. H. Kern. c. D..
Prescott. and Joseph !. S,rark. Little Johnny
Davenport WAS to have closed the case for Ducll.
hut ne suspected that the tactics Of Cark's
counsel might be too much for him. so he re-
fused e. call il closed. THUS both sides during
day aul evening. put in evidcn - alternately.
Mr. Mcneil, counsel for Clark. called eN-Judge
samuel II. GtrN.n. Of the supreme Court in
1865 who snld th It he had nnturaiIIri aliens in
tlht year. The method -, II the Judge il sat :
fled that the papers should hc granted. e. send
the alien to clerk, who swcars him. when the
witnesses appear. alN are sworn and exam
here the applicants no douS appeared. This
testimony applied to all his naturalization. He
could not say how II was with other Judges.
His initials marked on the papers before the
committee showed that the applications had
been granted but he did not know Of any formal
order eNcept his nal n Judge. CrO-s-eNn Nnm-
ined 10y Little Johnny Davenport he said that
he used, generally 70 naturaliz. in the morning.
dld not think that he nnturalized many; hut he
know that he would examine the applicants
and Witnesses as to name and adj
doubted he verified by witnesses and
oihorwise Applicants were frequently reject
'-l' Inc l'llht u' ulW"}- aic was 10 d~'' 'ftuln
ile laets IN the case. The applications Were
usually radc iust before elections.
Little Johnny Davenport. nu.l- counsel. had
tried To- show that many who voted ~ Clark
were naturalizcd in o tobcr. ls6S when It is
alleged. many thousand naturalization papers
We're issued in the supreme and superior
Courts. and that the rammany voi'- were
yaiuel -. ON the principle that wha, is sauce
Tor the goose : sau e for the gauler. Clark's
counsel brought forward voters for lu,ll who
were also nnturalHrd in lSGs There were
eight such voters. bes dos one Republican nat
urali1ed in 1861, one in 1864 one IA 1867. one in
$50. one in 1871. one in lS7i and one IN 1916.
Two did not know which ticket they cast Dav-
enpOu brought up four who had voted for Clark
whose IA ken al n
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Alleged A-aul, by E..Alderman Gardner.

Two citizens last night took Patrick Dough.
'r aged p 10 the York street police station in Brook
Nn He was found In the street suffering from severe
bruises on the face and body aud he svercy
injured When the ambulance dressed his wounds
DpughcrtY sal that hc hat been assaulted hv cx Alder
man Edward \. Gardner. of the fti Ward. whom he
,niel tp~r'c paper ~ Int for money luc hun.
nnu1hgry i the captain u canal boat aud had been
,mhNcd llN fHfiu"r lie removed e. the city
Hospital His Injuries severe tn to late hour asf
night Gardner had not been arrested
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The Burial OF y. X. collins.

The late Edward X. Collins. founder Of the
first American line Of scamsius between Ncw York and
Liverpool was buried yesterday from his former rcsl
icnce. at Madison avenue ami 1891 street The services
were conducted bN the Rev Olson fremont The
romans were taken To WoOlawn Cemetery. R,prcsenta
uNes rom all the large steamship line. IN the vicinity
tended ~ di nanH persons who have hld business 40
suciatons with Mr. Collins
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AT about O'Clock yesterday afternoon the
body Vi respectfully aturcd aid g'niccl looking man
was found floating IN the HacAcn,ack river near thu
Seacaucus bridge II was removed 10 iiOhokcn by Coro
ner Crane n about I've .ctcig inches in height
and had dftk air iu black beard slightly with
gray black singh breasted trnck coat pautalonns
dnd vest ana checked shirt carp" .tci iulc ana
"nri some bind staples. ani torn map found ia
fllt. llltl l.ts
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The Imprisoned Hobolsen Councilman.

The politicians Of Hoboken are greatly cx.
cited overa report that Councilman William Ellis who
was scntenceu to five months imprisonment by Judge
Hoffman Friday for slanIcring Councilman webb.
would make statement duplicating about twenty per.
sons in acts Of official dishonesty aud bribery A. Elu
wa taken 20 ail le said dcterminrdly will not 90 "a
lail alone VIII drag oighteen men with me " The
ri-on.d councilman was bcsegcd 10y his friends
DAY Irregular ties have been discovered In tile oiraI
ttr.er OF Councilman rs and tie hoard II to cxpe him
at their meeting ON Tucsliay night
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Interest in the Kelsey tragedy has been re-
Moved IN Huntington, and the people aroused
20 a determination tu haze the facts the murder
brought TO light and the murlrrcrs brought 90 Justice
Nr haN,is Of that village said. yesterday tu sun re-
porter thht the secret was expected u soon.
ana uat all not implicated IN the we're looking
nr"hri Win anxiety tu tho day when thu terrible stain
would be plotted out boy the punishment tho crimnAIs
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TERRTBLE FiMINE IN CHINA.
Nine Millions OF People starving Children
Sold In the Markets for Food.

Sold In the Markets for Food.
Mr.. A. A. Low to-day received the follow
Ing despatch from the American Vice. Consul at
Shanghai:
SHANGHAI. Jan. &c. 1s7s.-An appalling fam
Inc is raging throughout the four provinces in
North China. Nine millions Of people are re-
ported MS being destitute. Children are daily
sold in the markets for food.
Tho Foreign Relief Committee appeals TO
America and England for assistance. and re-
quests you to form an American committee TO
collect funds and deposit with the agont of the
Hong Kong Bank.
SrAnE1.. rnitnd Stntcs Vico .Consnl
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Mnlhys choice Norfolk oysters are cheaper
sL-lIs
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Tho steamer Of the StOnington line from Dos.
t,, ~ nri ncr whnrf IN tn, cuts Ar,t thY Jan = az
l. ~ uie. na,t The Fan RIVER b'N arrive At ~
O rlvch v ale.
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Twenly,lya beautiful pictures il tho Neu
lNh Ne utd YiH,s.-.idr
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loNooN, Jan. 20. DE- john Dora,,, I'll. Il. /
; \ t., author i, dead
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-12
MEMPHIS.
Report Of Medical Direotor---99
Deaths Reported for Past "a
Hours, and Ono Undertaken
Fails to Mako q Report.
Impossible to Arrive at Number of
New Cases, as Physiciens Have
Not the Time to Report.
Nine of the Volunteer Physicians
Stricken With tho Fever,

,t,y,u,s sen,emher II -Foilowlnp ia tho
49,, far ysst.rday ,v tho pres,dent ar The
,taw.ra a.soc,a,,on. x,m,,ar a, neSy cases
.,.s, 49,. Ia =, r..,'or, ,,i nv .nn.al s,r .ov-
"a vah,.,as e,r o,r vo,,n,.or n'od,.sI corns
no No, me-, vim . s,ny,a rssnonse have
.,r,n,,.a ,har Win rpbbor coats 10 nrotec,
,nsm ,roro ,ha .,o,,n a, nj baa continued durine
the rntIre dav. II was the best could do.
Nav calls far h,ln have gone unhee,led. lam
distressed "a reuort that Of our volunteer med
,oaI corps are stricken down with fever Drs.
Mccormick. Green. Hunter. Harlan, INITIAL
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LATEST MARKETS.
NOON.

GALVESTON. September ii.--Mosxr-0oid
l0ohj silyer--'AmericaD, at pari Mexican 200,
HIDKs-Easieri dry selected, Ice; piekledisi
stack sailed l2ci kips lie. wei sailed nc 10
sHc. ta q la
wooL.-Dull and easy. Fine Eastern, spring
20 to 22c; fine Western, Is 90 20c, improved
Mexican, IL to $50. iH snls.,f.If --l..,f
BAGGIss-Aetiye and prices Arm. Light l9xi
heavy i5Jsc per yard.
TIEs.-Per cwt., 81 50. ilA -tf .int
CorToS. Receipts, i32iI no exports; sales,
SIS; stock II. 600; market weak and declin-
Ing. Middling, 10Y; Low Niddiing. lOs,
Good Ordinary. 10. The scarcity OF steaIz
tonnage restricts business. t.t
NEW YoHK, September II Gold opened At
loohi stocks strongi money at 2 per cent |,
exchAnge-long tslk, short, ASK State bonds
quieti government bonds firm. .E
CoTToS-Quieti sales 570j Middling UplHnds
ilhi Middling Orleans u,
Futures steadyi September, ll-ss, oeto-
her, ll-0si November, 1924; December 1855
January 1880. .t|
LiyEHrooL, September ll--Cotton steady /,
Mlddling Upiands, s,s, Middiing Orleans, 81. !
sales, lo,OOOi speculation and export, 1000
receipts 100; American 600.
FUTURES opened partially lisa better. Up
lands low middling clause for September de-
livery, o 1881 September and October, li-Ss
TO Ga October aud November, s-5s.
$50 p. m.- futures-Upiands low mlddlins
clause, October delivery, eaj November and
! December i-s2, shipments per sail, for Sep
TENDER, omitted, 81. 1905 81
4 $50 D. m.-Sales-American 500. Up
aud October delivery ii-s5, October and No
/, vember delivery, 0-32.
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FOREIGN.
Anarchy in Albania--Mehmet All
Pasha aud Several Of His
Omcers Killed.


LONDON, September il--Later advices from
Constantinople give further details Of the cir
cnmstances attending the death OF Mehmet
All Pasha. II seems that at GusinJi PLAYA and
Kolas, before the arrival Of Mehmet Ali, a
complete anarchy had gained the uppcrhand.
and upon his arrival In Jakova he found the
greatest excitement prevailing among the In
habitants. lie was Violently upbraided with
having come to Albania to hand over their
land to the scrvians. Agitation went on In
crcasing, finding vent especially In vehement
abuse OF Abdulat Pasha, Ali's sdjutant. The
house selected by Mehmet for his lodging was
set on fire by the Albanians OF Jakoya and
Ipek, then the fight began between the incen-
diaries and Mehmet ANS escort, In which the
idlemen Of the latter fell. Towards evening.
through the Intervention OF some Uiemas, the
conflict was sppeascd, the insurgents promis-
Ing to observe peaceful attitude. About six
O'Clock in the evening, however, In Jakoya,
where Mehmet still remained, the struggle
broke out afresh, resulting In the death Of
Adulah Pasha with several officers OF the es-
cort, and the house 10 which they took refuge
was set on FIRE. Mehmet All succeeded In es-
Gaping from the burning building and conceal
Ing himself In n shed close by. But his hid
ing pihCt was soOu uisCoNeftu anu ut was
mercilessiy put to death. The Aibian league
is said 10 number 5000 we'll armed and
equipped men, determined to resist the occa-
patton of their territory by any christian
power. There Is much talk OF servia aud
Montenegro cooperating with Austria. II is
thought possible at Vienna that the anarchy
In Albania may COMPEL Austria to occupy
that province also,
Dullness OF the Cotton Trade.
LONDON. September 1.-THE Times this
morning states that there Is not a single en-
couraging feature In the cotton trade Of North
Lancashire. The condition Of the markets
worse than ever, and the outlook Is most
gloomy, Goods are not only being piled up
In the Manchester warehouses. but are fast
accommodating at the mill store rooms. Small
manufacturers with limited means are obliged
to sell at almost any sacriflce, and before III 6
crisis is passed no doubt many Of these Arms
Will succumb. -. -s4ss--sss-~
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NUMBER II.

who was Waterman on the steamer Porter.
His body was not permitted 60 be removed
from the house. and the nsighbors would NOT
allow his wife TO leave home. Thu physicians
will make an effort to bury him to-day,
There Is general scare In that region over
this death, and three new cases reported.
All the public schools closed yesterday. Fires
OF coal tar have been burning for the last a
hours at the terminus Of every street opening
on the river. Many citizens are leaving, and
business aud travel are almost suspended.
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cllIR'IcI,tiANI.AITI.

Another Death from Yellow Fever
--Publie Schools Closed, Busi-
ness and Travel Almost sus-
pended, y1s3A e-aAaaa Ia4
CINCINNATI, September r.-Ahother dead,
from yellow fever occurred at Gallipolis yes
day. The dead mans name IS Jas. II. Porter,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-12

AEENTSwANTED 70 sell in. CHASSIS
aGN olooo RECIPE BOOK New price
you double your money. Address Dr.
'hahe's frihting House, Aim ATbor, Mich.
augsswIy
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teeth Judicial district Of Texas. dwte
Fer Cesniy Treasurer.
We are authorized to announce Mn. JOE
LEHMAN asa candidate for County Treas
grer, subject 20 the vote Of the people.
Fer Tar Assessor.
In announcing myself as candidate for As
SCISSOR, subject to the action OF tho National
lirernbsck Convention, IL one IL held, wish
70 say that am fully convinced that our opun-
" officers are paid entirely too much, and the
financial condition OF the people demand that
economy be prfcticed as we'll as preached,
therefore pledge myself to the taxpayer Of
this county that II am elected will assess
the taxas for one-half the money the law al
lows, the other half 10 I've used for public
school funds, to Ina divided equally among the
school communities Of the county,
For Constable, Precinct No. 1.
Wenre authorized 10 announce u. u. HAYES
as candidate for the Office OF Constable of
Precinct No. !, McLennan county, subject to
the suffrage of the people on election day.
For City Recorder.
We are authorized to announce ROBERT
GRiRBLE, sen, as a candidate, subject To
the action OF the Democratic Cony ention, for
,he once OF Recorder OF the city Of Waco.
For CITY Marshal.
We are authorized to announce the name of
A. Y. HUGIIsTON as an independent cnidi-
date for the ofnce OF city Marshal 81 Waco.
We are authorized To announce the name of
@, W. JuRNEf as a candidate for the office
OF City Marshal Of the city OF Waco, subject
70 the action Of the Democratic Nominating
Convention.
We ere authorized to announce our fellow
townsman, LUKE MOORE, as candidate for
City Marshal at the ensuing election, subject
TO the action OF the proper Democratic Noml-
mating Convention.
WACO, TExAs, March 81, 1873.
To the Voters OF Waco: a'T
l respectfully announce myself a candidate
for the Office OF City Marshal, subject 10 the
decision Of the Democratic Convention, feel
Ing assured that u elected, will perform the
duties OF the office To the satisfaction of ali
parties. A. g. FOsTER
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An Amnesty to Priests Proposed.

LONDON, September liza Geneva dispatch
says the Bernese government has decided 70
propose to the Grand Council Of Switzerland
that amnesty be granted to 20 Catholic priests,
who were deprived OF iiyinss In 1873 for refu-
sal to comply with the requirements of the
Gtata
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Another National Bank Suspend.

RAILWAY, N. j., September 1.-THE Union
National bank of this city suspended yes
terday. The suspension was caused by the
shrinkage In values and depreciation in real
estate. The capital is $1,000 and IL Is
thought the creditors will be paid In full.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-12

We are authorized 70 announce J. N, MAX.
CT, Esq, OF this city, as = candidate fol
Judge Of the District Court Of this the -Four.
teeth Judicial District Of Texas dwte
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A Day OF Fasting and Prayer.
POLITICAL.
A Greenbaci1sr Eieeton.

Ellsworth. ME-, September 1.-THE Repub-
Leans concede the election or March, Green
hacker, In the 9Th District, by six hundred
plurality.
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Holly Springs.

Holly SPRINGS, Miss, September H.
There Is great deal to say but little time "a
prepare It In, and the wires are crowded. We
are blessed with the most falthfui OF operators
Sometime will speak Of him. The death lisi
yesterday and to-day isas follows; Mrs. Nc,
Crmnp, Mrs. DIR. Dougherty, aud Glen Reed
and Hal johnson, coloredi Mrs. s. II, Pryor
w. j. Marrett, VIII c. wooter, Chas. Cheno-
with, Mrs. v. smith coll, Alex sypher, 4.
T. Buckley's child, MIR. Rotter, Rev. Father
o'Berhi, A. A. Armstrong, Chas. Schneider,
Winfield Featherstone, Jr., Clarisse Davis
(coi1, W. X. Have. There are as new cases
Eliza Davidson, son of Mrs. C. Walker,
Casiah lea coll, Mrs. p. A. Wells, San
umball, II. G. Perkins, express agent, Mr..
Kimball, sr.. Sister Victoria, Sam. g. Cald.
well, Mrs. Ashford, Henry Eseps tcol.), Dali
sic Lucas. Tell those who have helped us oil
our prayerful thanks. We have no banks
our banker is dead. No post Office order mr.
raugement Send funds by express. We need
doctors, supplies and money.
o. W. J. l.. HOLLAND,
Chairman Relief Committee.
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Port Gibson, Mi.sissippi.

I Pom Gmsos, Miss, September II Please
tender to our friends In every part Of our coun-
try q thousand thanks from thousand CRATE
full hearts for their liberal donations, which
will be definitely acknowledged when we can
do 50 through the local press. ourpapers are
not issued at present. Please say to all TINT
when the remittances OF which we have been
advised come to hands. we will have enough;
further assistance will not be necessary.
JAMES A. GAGE,
u.l fust
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TELEGRAPHIC
Associated Press Dispatches.
YELLOW FEVER.
New Orleans---New Cases. 253 I,
Deaths, 90.
A..ooi.tea Pres. Dispatches.

NRw ORLEANS, September II The weather
Is cloudy and cool. Wednesday. new cases,
a5s, deaths, 90.
NEW onrrAss. septcmber 1.-THE weather
Ia cloudy and chilly with sun northwest
winds all day. Deaths to-day Inc,ude n mi
nors. ~ being under seven wears of age
Among the deaths are Matilda osodoro. AIRED
thirteen yeurs aud second daughter of the late
r. W. barnes, and a Ave wear old son of n
u. southmay, of the Towards.
r.. xx....,
IEUr '''
'ANioN' MISS 9ep'en'ocr ii'-Ne" eases
10y aea.ns, =, "-e'' "rs' Vt ne'u' 'onn
llciu, u. q. Tough, anu WIN. west. Iho
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Fer Cesniy Treasurer.
VIC are authorized to announce Mn JOE
LEHMAN asa candidate for County Treas
urcr, subject 10 the vote Of the people.
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BosoUE COUNTY.
For Dintriot Clark

We are authorized to announce John N.
johnson, the Present incumbent, as a candi-
date, on the Democratic ticket, for the ofiice
OF District Clerk OF Bosque county, at the en-
suing election. ff .u