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PERSONAL.


Ralph j. SAKE, OF Boston, isin the city,
Lock Mcdaniel, of Grimes county, Is
at the Windsor.
George Dlehl and vito, OF Galveston,
ere at tho Windsor.
Capt. James Leonard, Of Denver, Col
orado, is In the city.
q. L. Clint, County Attorney, has gone
10 Wooten Wells to rocuperate.
Cooper Mott, Travelling Auditor OF the
Toxas & Pacific, Is at tho'Windsor.
Charles Bully, special correspondent
Of X. q. Dun's Mercantile agency, il in
the city.
Misses Josie and Emma Upton, NJ.
Williams and V. Villas, OF Grandview,
were guests OF tho Windsor yesterday.
Con. George j. Hundley, of the firm
Smith 4 Hundloy, attorneys, has re-
turned from Virginia. The General Is
suffering from malaria, but Will soon
recover in this healthy climate.
Hon. Barnett Gibbs returned yostor
day from sherman, where he addressed
the people Monday night. lilo will
leave Thursday for Gilmer, whore he vii
speak, and will visit I'll paso the latte
part of the week.
Mr.. Oran Robertson and bride, ne,
Miss Title Jackson, of Denton, arr
guests OF the st. George. J. I. Teel, o
Lebanon, Texas, and Misses Carri
and Anna Robertson, Of Mckinney, nc
company them.
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q CHICAGO, Sept, %. There has been
high state Of eXcitemento on change again
this morning, which centers chiefly in
the corn pit. The extraordinary prices at
the close OF trading yesterday, were fully
in early transactions to-day,
and the price for October corn was adj
vanced from 5S&i to 59&, while cash and
Z September were held stilly at 80. These
Figures have evidently caused great
4pOrtion Of all the corn in the country to
5iend towards this market,as the arrivals
to-day were nearly 900 cars, with Il vast
a number of loaded cars reported rs side
a tracked near this city.
Corn was wild and panicliy again to-
day. but the excitement did not reach
4 the pitch shown in the previous days
4 trading. The bulls succeeded ia main
tanning prices very close to the top. 4
4 drop ofGccuts in the price 9i cash corn
4 during the middle of the session caused
4 the impression for a short time that the
q bottom had fallen ont, but prices rose
lfquic ky again, nearly to the highest fig
. ures yet known, while September de-
4 livery shows u decline of 1 cents rs
compared TO the latest figures yesterday
October and November were kept
close to the highest prices yet paid, Re
|sceipts Of corn are now beginning to ar
Rive in great volumes, but very few ven
Hture to assert that present prices vii
not he sustained, TO the close OF tn,
present month at least,
The latest figures Of the day were Z
bid, Is, September; $50, October; ils
November; 1913, year; 393-, May.
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The best smoking tobacco is Little


Hon. Barnett Gibbs, nominee of the
Democratic party for Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor, by invitation, addressed the peo-
pie " Iarmersville and vicinity last
Saturday afternoon. A large and atten-
tive audience greeted the Senator. lie
spoke for nearly two hours, and gained
and held the undivided attention Of his
audience.
In terse and mastery review of the
mal-administratiOn of the Republican
party, he laid bare the rotteuness of this
party, depraycd by long tenure of office,
and showed that though the party once
had a principle around which il re-
yolvod, il had now degeneratod TO simply
a party of spells and iobbery.
He reviewed the history of the
Republican partyin Texas and branded
them AZ u party of high taxes.
| They had found tho state tax twelve
| and ous-half cents and in year or two
/ had, by extravaganza aud corruption
/ raised IL to over two dollars. The Dom
/ ocratic party had rescued the State from
/ the hands of these spectators and had
| gradually reduced taxation until now II
/ was only about thirty cents. They
found the county scrip huWkod about
the streets at u runiUus discount, and
now, under Democratic rule, the
counties woro paying spot cash and
money I'm the treasury.
lie then took up the question OF the
public lands In Texas and reviewed the
policy of the last Legislature on the sub
ioct of the lease law, and by calm, dis
passionate, logical statement of the
status of the free school lands, showed
conclusivcly the equity and necessity
for tho present law. lle proved beyont
tho shadow Of doubt 10 all un
preiudicud minds that the present least
law was for the best interest of TIT
poor man and actual settler, and em-
phasized the opposition of the cattle
syudicatcs 10 the lease law as demon
StratiOu of the fact. His speech was ~
convincing that many who had hereto
fore been pretty badly affected viii
the iroe-graSs mania took the matte
uudor consideration with prObahlitio
In favor of % total reversal of thci
former opinions.
Aiter the conclusion of the Senator
speech, II, &. Mack and T.. b. Muse on
gagged in a joint debate upon the quOs
: lions at issue. Mack spent the create
portion OF his time In posing rs a marty
and rohashiug stale almanac yarns, an
3 ina personal NitupOration. A mad stOn
, should have ho6n applied.
Muse answered him and riddlOd hin
with solid shot, grape and canister
Before Mack gots through with Mus
2 the Professor will wish he had ioiuo
, q circus and taken the situation OF tenth
: rate clown, the only position he is nc
! ill.,. FarmOrsyillO Mercury,
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NEw York, Sept. 23.-Governments
Mn.
:. i'Tacs steady.
s lsc securities neglected.
rr. sear', market after an irregular
sc ug uor1me weak, and during the
zen in1cr of the day there were fire.
sWolt heratiecks on Changers, Van
80 ..-l, Missouri Pacific and Louisville
u Is tshviliH, til of which declined sharp
b.. ar,ors UuiJvorabe rumors were
Circulated; ouo that the meeting of the
srrvpll liva managers broke up in a row;
s9natucr .ha, lhe Northern Pacific had
A POST IuuJl Of the Oregon railway ana
navigation line, and still another that
the plau for the Louisville Il Nashville
RAILROAD had failed. All these stories
Nvere denied, but they were neVerthc-
}less used with effect against the market,
(which showed serious decline in
early dealing in all shares, except for
Pacific Mail, Lackawanua, Western
q Mon, Omaha common, and Union Pa
citic, which advanced a to p per cent.
in early dealings. The strength Of Union
Pacific is attributed to the statement by
4ex-Managor Clark that the earnings will
liquidaIe tho floating debt before Janu-
ary next, and that dividends will be re-
ssumed next year, During the afternoon
Union Pacific fell of from lO3s TO iSH
K 1.ackawanua from l0SA to 1919, Pacific
Mail from - to 0O75, Omaha from 3Oll tC
29E, and VI eStern Union from 63l &c
6l75. Final sales were ut a recovery o.
/ per cent for Louisville K Nashville
and Is to y per cent ON the remainder
of the list
The suspension Of G. 4. Minton was
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TORONTO, Sept. 23.-Fho eleventh AIT
uual convention OF the brotherhood of
Locomotive dremen opened here to-day
with large attendance Of delegates and
friends. The Chair is occupied by eV-
Mayor McMurch, Of Toronto. Alter the
opening prayer, the Lieutenaut-Governor
read an address of welcome TO the Prov
ince, followed by an address Of welcome
to the city by the Mayor. Grand Master
Arnold delivered tha annual address, re-
lcrring to the Object, and progress OF the
Brotherhood. Since 1850 There has been
an increase OF membership from l,lOO 10
over 1900, embraced in 30 bodies Of the
Brotherhood. Also, the prosperous
| financial condition. Gen. Sir Henry
| LEROY then delivered and address fol
lowed 10y Maynard, of indianapolis, and
! Dr. Wrius, of Toronto.
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FL0TsAAI.

Races to-day at tho fair grounds.
The attendance on the public schools
continues TO increase.
Tho average colorud voter did not
take much dish in the convention yes.
to-day.
Three Mexican women are to be seen
poddling mocking and canary birds on
the streets.
Complaint is made that buildings take
up too much room ON the streets with
their material.
Billy Campbell, charged with gamit Y
gave bonds yesterday In eight cases, lu
tho sum of $500 in each case.
The sound Of the saw and hammer
continues to resound throu ghOut &c
city, an the building boom goes on.
Frank Fletcher, c)lorod, was fined *
/ aud cost by Justice Kendall for engag
| ing in row with Calendars Ministries
The erection of the fre-proor building
| IN the courthouse yard for the pre- serya
| ton of the court rocO rds Is progressing
rather slowly. Who II IL Is finished "a,
! County COMMISSIONS rs will have "a huu
iron fence placed around thoc0urthOus'
yard.
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NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Gold Reserve sanitary Precautions
Other Notes.

Gold Reserve 90 Sanitary Precautions
other Notes.
WAsuGNGroN, Sept. 23,-Tho gold re-
serve in the treasury to-day amounts to
SI29,OOO,O0O, an increase of about Sl5,OOO,-
coo within the past few weeks.
The japanese government having es-
tablished quarantine against New
Chong, Annoy and other cities on the
Chinese coast where cholera is reported
as epidemic, it is contemplated TO have
United States sanitary officers stationed
at Yokohama to inspect vessels bound
for the United States,
Mr. Demorolla, late Italian Consul at
Baltimore, is said to have victimiaed
several persons prominent in diplo-
matte circles in this city. The aggre.
| gate debts he has left behind him uu-
/ paid in Washington, it is said, are S75,-
/ 600, ono of his creditors in this CITY
[ says DOmorolla seems to have lived on
( loans from his friends for n long time
. past, and he names among others who
nave been taken in by him for large
sums, Robert Garrett, of the Baltimore "
Ohio railway company, and Mr.. knabe
the piano manufactures. DR.. BiSsels, a
well-known Arctic explorer of this city,
holds his note for $500, which sum the
latter borrowed from him in February
last, on statement that he wished tC
enlarge his business and needed add
tional capital. Another of Demorolla'i
creditors was Aristachi Boy, lat,
Turkish minister here, but the latte
obtained payment of the indebtedness,
before leaving the United States.
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of Portland Oregon. must be so appor-
toned, but whether the road will he al
mitted as a competitor on California
business was not decided. Cutting of
passenger rates by the Sunset route was
referred 10 the committee on general
passenger agents, with instructions to
report tomorrow.
The relative position Of the
parties in the great strug-
gle between mentors was sharply
defined to-day by statements from both
sides.
General Manager Robinson, Of the
AtchiSou, II pcka Il Sata Fe railroad,
said he had not changed his position re-
garding the Triparut2 Alliance,
and will enter into no agree
ment regarding the Colorado and
Utah business So long as the Tripartite
compact is enforced, General Manager
/ Manager Cahel says: 1.-The directors OF
the Rock Island have voted that the
/ Tripartite must stand, and | intend thai
| it shall be carried out"
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FORT WORTH.

Closed by Attachment - Rent Trouble
Coal Train Wrecked. senator Marcy
Speaks. Etc.
FoRr woE-u, Sept. S.-lSpecial.l =
Charles f. Hall, druggist, was closed ny
attachment to-day, about $1,000 In
claims being laid on tho stock. Or. J
Il. Adams, Mr.. Halls father-ln-law, at
tached frs, for claim of,9,Sl0, a con
iessed Judgment. Meyer Bros, In 81
Louis, lnd Patterson Is HirkON, OF Dali
las, also have claims, which have not
yet been levied Tho total liabilities
are ABOUT T,OOl; assets, $500.
slut has been brought against Dobs1r
&Cl., the ?rDprlu,nrs OF the -nlegau
Houston street barber shop, FOR Tor
monihs' rent due, and unless the matte
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sIttInrlnull andHl. nraye..

Tho Eden Musoc has taken slight do
parturo from It's strictly legitimate busi-
ness as a waS-work show, and yesterday
offered to the public an animated group
OF "real, live Inmns," known to fame as
Sitting Bull, the moving spirit of the
Custer massacre, and several of his
prominent brother Sioux, including
Spotted Horn Bull, Seen by the Nation,
Eagle, Long Dog, Gray Eagle, Crow Ea-
gle and Flying BY, beside Mrs. sitting
Bull, Mrs. Spotted Horn Bull and Wa
hunke1a lutu, dubbed In English the
Princess Red Spoar-who, by the way,
Ia exceedingly .proposs9ss'ng for
ladies of tho soil have thus
far roirainod from their habit of "paint-
ing the town red,n and have instead APP
piled tho virmilion la copious quanti-
ties on their dusky skins. They arc To-
Gated upon large platform in the music
hall, and are furnished with n rogula-
ton tent for occasional retirement from
the curious public. Great crowds Wis
tied them all day yesterday shook hands
with sitting Bull, purchased his photo
graphs and trinkets, and then gazed fol
hours upon the stolid faces of the group
Their success rs a metropolitan attrac
ton Is undoubtod. Tho Indians ovincoC
great delight at the wax figures, ant
wero enchanted with the Chamber o
/ Horrors, which drew from them an end
/ less series OF the eloquent" Ughr-l Nov
| York Mall and Express.
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is compromised Dobson will be closed.

is compromised Dobson will be closed.
The claim agent of the Texas Il Pa
cihc, or one of his adjusters, is authority
for the statement that the track of the
Texas ~ Pacific between here and Toyah
is in Il frightful condition. Ties and
rails are rotten, the track is
spread, and he says when the
first rain or freeze comes
there will he startling news. From
other sources your correspondent has
the above corrOborated, aud it would
seem proper that State Railway Engi-
naer Britton, who is in the city, should
investigate this part of the road.
y coal train was wrecked on the Mis-
souri, Pacific near Hodge last night, de-
laying the Fort Worth Il Denver train
several hours.
Senator MaNey delivered fine ad-
dress to large audience at the court
house tonight.
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There arc many cheap cosmetics of
nothing injurious to tho skin. This is
all bosh, all, or very nearly all are COM
pounded from the most deloterious and
poisonous drugs In the matoria modica.
They destroy the vitality of the skin,
making the consumer promaturely with
cred and old. j. A. Pozzoni guarantees
his medicato' complexion powder on
! tirely free froil all injurious matter. Use
mono other ana you will never regret.
Price 80 cents and 81 per box. Sold by
! all druggists and perfumers.
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is receiving tho attention of tho courts
and the people. Why pay so much at
tontiOn To n LAW suit, We ask, when
your dress suit is threadbare and your
business suit Is in binders, and your last
winters ovorcoat ia at this very moment
being dovoured by rats and months. A
FALL suit is the question Of the hour,
and Douglas Bros. Is the place 10 pro-
cure It. Call on Douglas Bros. and sec
tho very finest materials for suits OF all
kinds, including tho latest designs In
plaids and u direct importation from
London. DOUGLAS Bros,
Merchant Tailors, 703 Main st.
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rrclLr GnnI ~ nm.

LIMA, PERU, Sepi -2.-iua proclama-
ton dated, Ayachuco, Sept. G, General
Caccrcs denies having been defeated by
government troops in Lima on the 9Th
of August lie says he only retired for
want of ammunition, He declares his
intention 20 continue the struggle until
he has secured for Peru a peaceful iu-
ture without dishonor and with liberty
and order. Io hopes shortly to reopen
the campaign from ArCquipl and To put
an end TO the horrors ut civil war, which
She present government has made inoyi-
tublo
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Imporlnnt Land Transfer.

KANSAS CITY, Sept. 9.-An important
land transfer in New Mexico has leon
made to New York parties through the
Department Of immigration Of the Santa
fe railway company. The grant COM
prises $4,000 acres, portion under Quilt
walton in Moray county, near Las Vegas
Springs, and is situated i'm beautiful
mountain park, The purpose is to
found an Episcopal colony of eastern
peoplo in connection with which an ad-
M-Linnnl imsLiimiinn will be esLnhlLshol.
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Starving 10 Dcalh.

ST.. JOINS, y. f., sept. 23-Tho fol-
lowing vessels were lost on the Labra-
dor coast during the recent easterly
gales; Cornella, Mayowon, Annie, Alice
Oshproy, and jessie.
are starving. Tho commander of the
French war ship, Cloride, aud other
passing vessels rendered temporary as
sislnuce. The commander of the French
force has forwarded strong appeal for
aid 20 the Newfoundland Government.
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nldInnh snit nncihcd.

JEFFERSON, Sept. Especial. Tho
case OF Saushcimcr vs.. J. ]. Williams ct
NJ, involving large land interests, which
has been occupying the attention of the
court and jury for the past week, was ON
yesterday decided by the jury in favor
of the defendants.
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Cotton Rates.

HudsRoRo, sept, 23,-lSpecial.l Cot
ton is coming in at the rate of 100 balos
per day. Ruling price to-day 9.2j, which
is several points above the price q few
days ago. THIS difference was created
Ivy discrimination in freight rates
against Hillshoro, which has been adj
iusted through our cotton buyers and
business men.
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Eli PAso, Sept. 2}.-lSpecial. I-Pekern,
iewoller, assigned to-day. The stock on
hand, $4,000; book accounts, $4,000;
liabilities nearly $4,000.
An $4,000 public school building is
about finished and the public school
opens on the 9th instant.
The stoclSmeu have organized an as
soeiutiou Cor self protection. II. NJ.
Mundy was elected President, and W.
\. Irwin Secretary and Treasurer.
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Major Elliott at work.

AmLESB, Sept, 9.-- Special. Col.
Elliott addressed the people here to-
night on the New Orleans eXposition,and
in an eloquent and earnest manner, im-
pressed upon them the great Importance
Of having our country fully represented.
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NEW NoRR, Sept. %. Officers Of the
Warmers Loan and Trust company
officially deny that there has been any
defalcation in that institution. The
rumor started because Assistant Secre-
tary Mum did not appear as usual yes
tprIar-
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WEST LIBERTY, o., Sept. S3.-The Lo.
gan National bank closed yesterday,
which was caused by the cashier lend
ing nearly all the available funds to one
of the firm. The bank had "A capital of
only $4,000. Said loan Is we'll secured
and depositors will not lose.
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NEW York, Sept o.. Richard S.
Newcombo and james G., Smith are APP
pointed Receivers of the Bankers and
Merchants Telegraph company.
The officials of the Missouri Pacific
Railway company, state that the apph-
cation of the London Stock Exchange TO
list Missouri Pacific bonds has been
granted.
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MoNTRE Al, sept. GA Dickson, in
surance agent and promoter Of public
companies Is missing, and Is believed
TO have gone to tho States, lie leaves
numerous creditors whom he has vie
timizcd to considerable extent,
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CnIcAGo, sept 2S.-The Tronscond-
mental railway association met today.
Tho principal subject of discussion was
the apportionment o. territory among
the various lines of the North-
ern Pacific. Ii was conceded
that all the territory north
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on Thursday evening, September 20,
at tho Armory hall, there win DO so
clal hop given by tho Artillery deiaoh-
ment of the Dallas Rifle company.
Moline Bros. iull orchestra has been So
cured for tho occasion. Admission DO
sents.
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- A # Il n THAN EVER

Wehave
fer VERY Low PRICES Call
We also have some Fire and
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Nc,,,narhrt Races.

LoNpoN, sept 2l.-Tho Newmarket
First October meeting begun to-day.
Great Foal stakes wouhy Duke OF West.
minister's Cnmhusmore.
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Thn Erlrn rnllon ~.

DUBLIN, sept. 23,-Earl Spencer, Lord
Lieutenant Of Ireland, has reduced the
extra police tax assessed upon Limerick,
which the corporation Of that city re-
fused TO pay. He will insist upon the
payment OF tho reduced amount.
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To Sustain France in Egyptian Finances,

BRRLtSi sept, 2s.-The National Ca
Zotte expresses the belief that Germany,
Austria aud Russia win support any
step taken by France IN regard 10 the
Egyptian financial question.
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Commissioner Fink win Not Resign.

New YonK, Sept. 2i.-Kiernou's
Agency reports that tdeyn is no truth
whatever In the report that Commits
sioner Fink will resign az this after
moons meeting OF Trunk line presidents.
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iIsmnrch Walt, the Fr,nch Mlnist,

BERLIN. Sept. 23-Princ, Bismarck
has gone back to varziu. Before loav-
ing Berlin he paid visit to Baron be-
cOurCel, the Erouch minister.
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LANDLORDS Perfume, Edonia.
LundbOrg's Perfume, Marechal Mel Rose.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Alphine Violet.
Lundborg's Perfume, Lilly OF the Valley,
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nnll,Ia nnA am nt rcacc.

BOLIVIA CRY, Sept 2l,-Thc Boz
llvlan Congress has approved the peace
compact with Chill.
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Wells "Iiourh on Corns."
Asl, FOR Wells "Rough on Corns,n l5c.
Out s, complete, permant cure. Corns,
Mnr.a. hunlons.
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Ladies approve Of your smoking "Llt
Tie Joker
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Tho MculcM system and the Meridian
Change

PANS, Sept. 23.-lt is announced hero
that England viii Join the International
commission on the mo.rical system of
weights aud measures. This action Is
attributed here u desire to promote
the change adopted i'm the meridian of
Greenwich 10y ,he approaching lutcr-
national Meridian congress at Washing
tnn
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no. ili MADISON AVENUE.
New York. Superior board, moderate
prices. Many southern reference.
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THE WHISKY SMASH.

SARGENT ~ 90.