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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-11
THE STATE CAPITAL.
TROUBLE IN GREER COUNTY.
The Military Authorities Taking steps to
Eject tlers-Correspondence in
the Fremises-Land Board
CaSe-Department Data.

AUSTIN, July 10. Special. The Toy
ali Land and Cattle company, of Calves
ton, capital stock, 100000 filed charter
to-day.
The Acknowledgement to-day was Off
cially notified of the arrest at Dallas on a
capias from this city last night of DR..
Pierce, chargedwith forging applications,
using the names of some twenty ormore
parties, for school land as actual set
tiers. The affidavit, accompanying the
applications for the lands aliege that the
applicants were actual settlers in 1888,
which would entitle them to the land nj
81 an acre, but 1t appears that these ap-
pllcantS are mere myths in the benefit
of Pierce. Ii is believed that the
| torSerieS are by a notary public in
w0waro county named Wanples before
Ahom they purpOrt to have been made.
Wamples fled the State some time ago.
ana was arrested in Wisconsin few
days ago, and is now in Jail. 1t is re-
| ported other arrests will follow.
Revenue paid in to-day, $4,000.
The Collectors of Tyler, Williamson
and BeXar counties settled to-day.
/ Inc scholastic census Of Jones county
shows 36L an increase Of 2l9.
The Governor to day received COM
munication from the Commander of the
| Department of Missouri, saving that
acting under orders from the Secretary
Of War, he has issued an order
directing all settlers to leave Greer
county. The Secretary bases his action
upon the claim set up by himself that
| Greer county is not part of Texas, but
belongs to the Indian Territory and acts
upon the authority of the United States
Statutes passed in 1852, giving the mill
tdry the right to remove intruderS upon
the Indian reservation. The Governor
this afternoon wrote President Arthur
relative to the subject, in which
he takes issue with the Federal
authorities and cites the fact that
the Secretary of the Interior has already
virtually declared that Greer county Is
Il part Of Texas, and calls the attention
of the President to message to Con
gress taking similar view Of the ques-
ton. 1t is suspected here that the
peremptory action of the Federal au-
thoritles is probably due to the fact that
certain land-men are now endeavoring
to make deal in veteran certificates.
Greer county under the laws of Texas
being open for their location.
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THE LAND OF GOD AND LIBERTY
An Exile's Tale of His Troubles.

NEW YORK, July lO.-San Vale, edi-
tor-in-chief OF the Trait d'Union, OF
Mexico, expelled from that country as a
pernicious foreigner was passenger of
the steamship City of Washington,
which arrived to-day from Vera
Cruz. San Vale is Frenchman. "The
cause of my expulsion" he said,
was the publishing of three articles
condemning the policy of the Govern
ment in connection with the negotiation
ofa largo loan, as eXtravagant and de-
handing investigation. | was soon
arrested and taken to the barracks, then
to Vera Cruz and placed in the fortr ess
of San Juan d'UllOa; then sent on board
of a man-Of-war, from which | was
transferred to the City of Washington
and brought to this part"
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A Narrow OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

SAN ANGELA, July 1O.--TSpecial. r.
Two young men named Scott Jones
and John Carpenter, while engaged in
digging a well for Capt. Stephen Ster-
rett were overcome by fire damp, and
Jones in attempting to get out fell dis
lance of thirty feet and was severely
hurt. A workman bravely descended and
fastened rope around the
man and began to ascend. He,
however, was overtaken by the
gass and fell hurting himself severely
about the head. A second attempt at
rescue was more successful and all three
men were brought up and given medical
attention. They viii recover from their
injuries and are now thought out of dan.
ger.
\ Mexican, named Louis Lugure, was
found dead on the prairie, two DAYS ago
That he died from Sun-stroke is the
opinion of a Coroner's jury.
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FOREIGN FLASHES.

The interior of Royal Armory, Mad
rid,h burned. The contents were saved
Twenty-Five deaths Wednesday even
ing at Marseilles, and ten deaths at
Toulon, including a Lady Superior Sis.
ter of Charity.
In the Lords Earl Granville an
nounced the Withdrawal of several i'm
portant bills in order to allow Parlia-
ment to be prorogued.
The supreme tribunal of Hesse has de-
creed separation between Madame
kalOnine and the Grand Duke of Hesse.
recently united in morganatic marriage.
Berlin advices state that the Bundles
rath has adjourned, but will soon be re-
convened to consider cholera measures.
Meantime the Minister of Railways in
structed the various railway companies
to take all possible precaution against
the introduction of cholera into Ger
many.
In the Commons Gladstone refused 10
facilitate the discussion of Anderson's
motion that an unrefOrmed hereditary
| House of Lords v<s incompatible with
wise legislation. sHrevellyan, Chief Sec
rotary for Ireland, announced that per-
sons recently charged with Odfous
crimes in Dublin be prosecuted. He
said the law officers had not completed
the report on tho case OF Cornwall, A
scene of confusion followed Trevellyan's
statement, the Parnelites plying him
with questions until the Speaker re
stored order.
At meeting Of Liberals at the Foreign
| office in London yesterday, Gladstone
said that in view of the action of the
! Lords on the Franchise bill, the cabinet
had decided to close Parliament as soon
as possible, call new session very early
again pass the bin and submit it to the
| Lords. Parliament, he said, would re.
assemble October. lie thought the
Lords would not again reject the bill
| He promised when Parliament met
next year the whole energies Of the GOV.
ernment would be devoted
TO the passage of com.
| plete measure for the redistribution
of Parliamentary seats. Goschen coun.
| called the Government to use modera
| ton in dealing with the crisis. John
! Bright announced his intention to ioin
the reform bill agitation. lie hoped the
| power of the Lords would be curtuiled
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


NE ARE REQ UESTED TO ,ANN0O nee
HENk6 STU III t. I, as canHloate tor Jus
tlce ~ lhe Ieaee loI Ieelllct No. !.
w L ARE AUTHORIZEDTO ANNOUNCE
W c, +. CLINT as candidate for re-eiec-
tioh 70 lhe ONCE vi county AtvoFhey at the
ensuing erection.
w r ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w ?. +. TERRELL. as candidate for the
me LEGISLATURE, DALLAS county, IeXaS' Elec-
eloll, NoNeIllDer :, 1901.
WE ARE AUrHORlHEDT TO ANNOUNCE
~ ,; n. bBAsw ELL as candlIate ior us
WY ~ lic hehoe ior Ileclhc1 No l. Nv INC
ensvtlhg electloh.
I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nouncc Mr.. G. B. GILLESPIE as can
dlGate lor reelection TO the once oil county
AoiIectoI. -
NIrE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nounce Mr. T.. d. LANGLEY as cam
o n, lor county treasurer oil Dallas county
Electlol IN November.
I'VE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w j. c. MCCART as a candidate for Con-
9Ia.he IN Precinct 10, !,
WYE ARE REQ q ESTEDT ANNOUNCE
JOHN OVERLAND as candidate IorCon-
e'tHlc ~ ! lecllSt NJ l.
W Y ARE REQ ESrED TO ANNOUNCE
W. NJ. Z. Hill as II candidate for re-
eltStloh 10 tne olllcc Oh county llerk.
WE ARE REQ UISTED TO ANNOUNCE
w HENRY JONES as n candidate for re-
elecuoh 10 thc Once OF District Clerk.
I'VE ARE RESPECTFULLY REQUEST
w ed to announce the name of w. Fl. w
SMITH as n candidate for Sheriff of Dallas
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terests in immense herds OF cattle, and
they now want all the public lands for
their own use free of cost, without car
ing whether or not they are robbing the
children of the State of their patrimony,
bequeathed to them by patriotic sires,
for educational purposes.
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That Horse Identified.

DENIsoN, July l0,--ISpccial, The
horse captured on the sth inst, by the
police, turns out to be the property of j
4. Wordcn d Co.., of Sherman, and the
man charged with selling him as his
own property is said to be w. Rose, and
is now held in jail at this place.
The supposed murderer captured the
same day is also held until the arrival
of officers from Waco to identify him.
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Another Murdor NIvstcrv.

SALINEvILLE, o., July lO.-The body
of 4 girl of II, named Gortic Phillips,
was found in the woods not far from
her home, with Il pistol ball in her head.
The girl has been missing since June
9th. When last seen she was i'm COM
pany with man named George Hunter,
who has been arrested. Hunter reports
leaving the girl Sunday evening at dusk
She was going towards her home. but a
short distance. George saws two men
strangers were watching them during
the afternoon and accuses them of the
mu rder
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POSTAL POINTS.
The Service in TcYns.

WASHINGTON, July TO- Special. f.
Post-oilice name changed: Alvin W
Callahan, Pecos, late Pecos Station
Texas.
Mail messenger service established;
Route g1,0S7, FL PasO, III Paso county
from I'll PaSo Del Norte, Mexico: two
miles, often as required.
Changes in star schedules: Roue 81.
81, Fort Davis to PreSidio. Leave Fort
Davis daily, except sundays, ut II a. m,
Arrive at Preside next day byi p. M
Leave Preside daily, except SUNDAYS
at > p. m. Arrive at Fort Davis next
days by l0p.m.
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CoMNENriNo on the fact that a New
York dentist charged three Venezuelan
ladies 5000 for operating on their teeth,
thc Courier-Journal remarks that "thc
Indies Of Venezuela must have excess.
lively large mouths" II this he true
logic New York chiropodist under
taking the work on Chicago lady's
foot might charge enough to break the
Armour moss pork corner.
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POLITICAL.


HEMPsTEAD, July lO.-lSpecial. A
grand Democratic barbecue and picnic
was given here to-day by the citizens of
Hampstead, and was largely attended.
The crowd was addressed by Comptrol-
Ter Swain, Of Austin; Hon. b. ii. Boon,
Of Navasota, and several local orators.
The Democracy from the days of Thomas
Jefferson to the present time was fully
eXpounded, and the utmost good feeling
prevailed. Everything passed oil
quietly. There is dancing tonight.
though the weather is intensely warm.
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Convention Tnlk at tho Fort.

FORT WORTH, July TO- Special. -
The one great subject of conversation
is the Democratic convention at Chi
cago. The universal desire here is that
Bayard may be nominated. Leading
Democrats are of the opinion that Cleve-
lands nomination will be weak one,
and that John Kelly and Tammany will
knife him in his own State.
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ABILENE, July TO-, Special. Fred
Hendricks shot jim Woodley last night
at the Gentry House; both colored.
Hendricks was first and Woodley sec
ond cook. The shooting seems to have
been accidental, They were PLAYING
cowboys and Hendricks SAYS he did
not know the pistol was loaded. Wood
ley died within AN hour.
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The citizens Of Galveston have de-
cidcd TO erect a building in New Orleans
to be occupied as q Texas headquarters
during the Exposition. SANGER Bros.
will furnish the reception room at n cost
of $1,000 The liborality Of Galveston,
and particularly OF MEssns. SANGER
Bros, will he commended by the people
of the whole State.
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The faces Of the Republicans are
heightened out almostto distortion, and
have been so since the nomination of
BLAINE. When two or three meet and
talk of victory. they emit a pan-pan
smile, kind Of sickly sweet, painful
TO witness.
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The frce-grGss organs still keepup the
racket, but should they take the HER
AIDS advice, they would subsidc. They
can't eat yeast powders enough between
now and the time Of the assembling of
the convention in Houston, to raise
them TO q rcspectnblc minority.
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Russell Sage VIII Not Retire

NEW YORK, July lO.-Cyrus W. Field.
intimately associated with Russell Sage.
said to-day there was no foundation for
the published report that Sage was
about to retire from business. Sage. who
had lately been overworked, was merely
taking needed rest away from the CITY.
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Attrinnt III hmm

WACO, July 10 Special. $. T.
Bundy, farmer who lives ten miles
from the city reports an attempted rape
OF his daughter, Is years old, by Will
nam Muscrolt young man employed
by Bundy as farm laboror. Warrants
were issued this morning for Mnscroil' :
arrest and officers are now hunting him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-11

Mr.. J. +. MITCHELL, editor of the
Greenvillo Banner, has been strongly
solicited to become candidate for the
State Senate, lie declines the honor,
and says he would rather stay at home
and make it lively for those who are
elected. And he can do it. too.
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THE COTTON CROP.
Report Of the Department of Agric

Report of the Department OF Agriculture.
WASHINGTON, july 10. The crop re.
port of the Agricultural Department re.
lating to cotton, shows rains to be ex.
coSsivo, but nothing to render q faiI
crop impossible. The next sixty DAYS
however, will he awaited with interest
if not anxiety. The general average
condition is one point lower than ut the
time of the last report-S6 instead of S.
Averages are: Virginia, 81; North Car.
olina, 81; South Carolina, 50; Georgia, so
Florida, 0Ji Alabama, 90; Mississippi, 81
Louisiana, 81; Texas, 90; ARKANSAS, Sc
Tennessee, 50.
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EDITOR DANA,
lie win Liz, the Veil is,orv

NEW YORK, July lC.-Thc editor of the
Sun DANA has agreed to prepare a
paper to be read before the First Reci-
ment of the Union Veteran army, AT
Boston. 1t will contain certain secret
history of Dana's visit to Gen. Sheridan
ut the front during the last campaign 70
Shenandoah Valley.
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THERE is no lot-up to the improve
inent in Dallas. New business and
dwelling houses are being contracted for
and bull. in all parts of the city and
suburbs. Tie street improvements are
being pushed rapidly, aud Dallas will
soon be the best paved city in the whole
STATE
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ENulting Over IIubbard's Honors.

MARSHALL, July lO.-iSpccial. The
many friends Of eX-Gov. Hubbard feel
greatly pleased at the honors paid
him by the Chicago convention.
ne are looking with eager interest for
the result Of the convention. Public
opinion is divided as to who will be the
lucky man, but all are confident of sue
.pgg
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TIM Eastland Anchor says: "Tic
lease law is driving millions of dollars
worth Of taxable property from Tcxa.
into the Territories" The other organs
ofthe freegrass fraud say the land Is
all being occcpicd by tho very kind OF
taxable property the Anchor says IL be.
ing driven out lit would be In ordo,
the HERALD would srggcs, that the
iree-grass organs hold a convention and
adopt uniform line of policy. Il would
preyont all such dlscrnnencies.
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THB time approaches when Serius viii
rise and sci with the sun; then dog-days
will be upon US. From what can I've
gathered from our correspondents, soon
there will DO numerous picnics, reunions,
moonlight parties, ETC., and the beauS
and bellies all over Texas arc preparing
for dog-day chances. The HERALD
wishes them a warm time, after which
"slumbers sweet"
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STOOD THE TEST,

Trial of Bolton's Water works-Expec.
tation ENceeded-Capt. Conner CompIi-
mcnted.
BELroN, July lO.-.Spccial. "A great
many people were here to-day to wit.
ness the final test of wator-works. A,
ll:2Ja special train from Echo. brinu.
ing the hose, carriages and trucks, made
us appearance greatly to the satisfac-
zion of the fire laddios. Evorvthmu
was then gotten in readiness for the task,
~ ! o'clock Hose Company No. / WAS
stationed at the south side Of the square
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RAILWAY NEWS NOTES.
The Santa Fe Extension.

FORT WORTH, July l0.-[Special. r.
Col. Walter Gresham, Of the Gulf, Colo
RADIO Il Santa Fe, is in the city with the
object in view of ascertaining what
right-of-way from here 10 the
Territory for the Santa Fc
will cost. No expression could be OBJ
tanned from him as to when work would
begin or what point the extension would
no from,
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Hoodlum Work M Aus,in

AUSTIN, July lO--iSpocial. Several
roughs in a hack were driving around
the city this morning, firing their mis-
tols' \ shot struck a negro woman.
who happened to bc standing in her
yard, causing wound, from which, il ia
said, she will die. No arrests.
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MARINE.
Port of Galveston,

GALVESTON, July TO- ARRIVED; Steam
ship Hutchinson, Clinton. Sailed
Steamship Arkansas, Corpus Christi;
Barkentinc Gem, dow, Boston:
schooner George Moulton, IT,. Nander-
KIM, Philadelphia, Sailed: |. c. Har-
ris, New Orleans.
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nrnMncl NYhIln nn,l,Inn

MARSHALL, July 10. Special. g.
Dan Creed, for the past fifteen years in
tho employ OF the Texas Il Pacific rail.
way, was drowned last night while
bathing. in Lake Talmage, near the
SHOPS oil the company lie was buried
America.
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A Cotton Thief Capturod.

MARSHALL, July lO.--tspecial. IL. II,
Huson, Sheriff from Mansfield, Louisi.
ana, arrested VIM. Williams last nigh,
NJ Longview and brought him to this
city whore he is waiting the first train
to take him through. Williams ia accused
of stealing two bales Of cotton.
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Mn. Il. W. Harris, formerly editor OF
the Banner, has purchased the Green
Vile Herald. Mn. HARRIS is an accom-
plished and able writer. This leaves
JuDGg DAVIS out in the wide, wide
world, and being no longer under the
Ggis Of the editorial fraternity, he will
have to shin Cor himself.
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IF the Cleburnc Telegram aludcs To
the HERALD when IL speaks OF ";hc
esteemed WEIG,GN organ In Dallas
we can only say that this paper has not
opposed the johnson county candidate
only in this; he is claimed asa ircc-grass
champion, and II so. he will bo beaten.
Measures. not mon, Is the IIrRALp'-
motto. Let Mr.. Patton state his
position.
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LAREDO, July lO,-lSpecial. -Superin-
tendent Merriam and Cashier Thacker,
of the Mexican National Railway, have
Just returned from an extensive MeXi-
can trip and say that their road near
Brownsville is progressing finely.
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Hon. j. S. HoGG, OF Mineola, has
Withdrawn from the race for Congress.
This leaves the field open to Mr.. JONES,
who win not probably have any OPP
nOsitiou
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COMMERCIAL NEWS NOTES.
Tho Mnrlrr Nn,lnnni link

WAsnlNcroN, July 10. The Comp.
uoller or the Currency mas directed ,hai
IN assessment of l0O per cent. be levied
on the shareholders of the Marine
National bank, New York.
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FRIDAY, JULY 1884.

Mess PORK is S22.5O for the August
option at Chicago. This is the highest
figure il has reached for more than a
Yea,.
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Coz. u. j. CHAMBERS was no, a,
wrnag when he said, number of eli o.
~e's' when they acquire power. he
soine olgarchs, ard want an others 10
Ray tribute 10 them. This Is assured,
me ease Nth the rree-gln,s advocate.
49, essrs one Of .lem Las lag. IN
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THE members of the MULLIGAN
Guards, of this city, have been setting
around the bulletin boards watching for
the mistake
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The Derrick Fell ON Him.

WEATHERFoRD, July lO.--[Special, r.
To-day, while several men were engaged
in taking up the foundation walls of the
OLD courthouse, the derrick used in
hosting the heavy stone fell upon w. T.
hurry producing internal injuries from
which he died in "A few moments. Mr..
hurry was an industrious, reliable
laborer, and leaves wife and five
children with small means of support.
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THAT Ascending Treasurer-D description.
PALo PINTo, July lO.-.Special. Geo.
G. Lewis, the County Treasurer, is said
to have gotten Off with:
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The amount taken of the firms money
is not known. The house of McOuerry
IL Lewis was closed under attachment
early Tuesday morning. No effort has
been made to apprehend Mr.. Lewis
but a reward will be offered for him,
the amount of which is not known. He
is small, fair Completed man; blue
gray eyes; large scar on the left side of
his neck, caused by risings; bow-legged;
flat foot; very nervous in actions; in
cessant smoker; generally wears his
pants in his boots; had on long Morocco
legged shop boots. He is always twist
ing the short beard on his chin if any, if
not "fooling" with his chin as though it
was coated with beard. Some detective
will do well to keep his eye on this man,
for there is a sufficient reward being
made up to make it interesting.
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VI Y ARE REQ UESTED TO ANNOUNCE
W W. NJ. C. HILL as 1t candidate for re-
election to the Office OF County Clerk.
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WE ARE REQ UESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w HENRY JONES as n candidate for re-
election TO the Office OF DISTRICT Clerk.
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WE ARE REQ UESTED'TO ANNOUNCE
w JOIN OyERAND as q candidate for Con-
stable In Precinct No. !.
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I'VE ARE RESPECTFULLY REQUEST
w ed to announce the name of w. Fl. W.
SMITH as candidate for Sheriff Of Dallas
county, at the ensuing NOyember electinn.
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WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
W j. c. MCCARI as a candidate for Con-
stable in Precinct No. !.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ANNOUNCE
w Colonel j. q. STEVENS MS candidate
for Justice ofthe Peace OF Precinct MOL.
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w Judge G. n. ALDRIDGE as candidate
for reelection 10 the Office OF Judge OF the
Eleventh .Iudiclnl District.
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WE ARE AUTHORIZEDTO ANNOUNCE
w JOHN p. GILLESPIE as a candidate for
Justice OF the Peace, Precinct No. |, Dallas
county, Texas, at the ensuing November
election
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nounce Mr.. T.. u. LANGLEY as n cam
didate for County Treasurer Of Dallas county.
Election in November
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I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nounce Mr.. G. b. GILLESPIE as n can
didate for reelection to the office of County
Collector