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VICTIMIZEDl

But FINALLY RELIEVED ny 8. =. =.
81 was suffering with Blood Poison, and
treated several months with Mercury and
Potash, only to make me worse. The Potash
took away my appetite end gave me dyspep-
in, and both gave me rheumatism. then
took Sursaparllas, etc. All these sarSaparina
mixtures have potash in them. This made
me sim worse, MS 1t drove the poison further
Into my SYSTEM A friend insisted | should
take Swifi'S Specific, and 1t cured me of the
Blood Poison, drove the Mercury and Potash
out OF my system, and to-day | am as wen as
ever was" GEO. o. WELLMAN, JR.,
Salem, Mass.
CURED THoROuGHLY AND ABSOLUTELY.
John A smith, the largest merchant in
Gainesville Ga, SAYS: al suffered for years
from the combined effects of ErNslpelas and
Eczema, ! continued to grow worse under
medical treatment and by taking medicine
containing tOt8su. IS. 3 IS. cured INC thof-
nughlN and absolutely. My appetite, strength
and flesh returned rs was cured with it,
LET TRUTH TELL IT'S SToRYi
A MINISTER AND THE ORPHAN CHILDREN.
Rev l.. Il Paine, Mncon, Ga, writes; "We
have been using SwittS Specific at the or
phans home rs u general health tonic, and
have had remarkable results from its use on
the children and employees OF the institution
II is such an excellent tonic, and keeps the
blood so pure that the system is less liable to
disease. has cured some of our children OF
Scrofula,"
Our treatise on blood and skin diseases
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Georgia. n. y. Office LOO
! West 23d Street between Sixth and Seventh
| AYES Philndelphia Office. l2u5 Chestnut st.
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The North Texas Real Estate Journal

Which will bo distributed along the various
ines of railway, and will be placed on file In
lac hotels Of the principal cities In this coun-
ry and Europe, furnishing full Information
legarding Texas and her resources win fur
uish complete abstracts oftitle To property IN
DALLAS and surrounding counties; VIII prose-
cute claims against the United States In all
he departments Of the government. Bounty,
pension and land claims specially. Call and
examine our lists OF property. Represented
by G. =. Carter, l5i Nassau street, New York,
VI. j. Richards, lOl Randolph Street, Chicago,
and A. Schialds, Gl9 Chestnut Street, ST. Louis
MisSOurll
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Ylniuns of Miss.

Nine millions of Empty PHI BoH,sl whata
sad comu,.ular On constipation and biliorsnsssl
Whata vi,t sinrefousc Of pills IL all were coll
le,,si. And to think tnat all these drastic, nau'
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tic s,pnlth, OF men and womeni Sickening
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chem. rrd veil ai,ptc to ladies use.
t..ryc bottles Gully 50 cents, and sold every
~h.,s
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Saved Her Life !
RIDGE. McISrosH Co. G.

RIDGE, MCINTOSH Co., GA.
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MRS. W. f. STEBINS,
TESTED A QUARTER OF A CENTURY
IT STANDS UNRIVALED.
LAGRANGE, ca.
DIR. j. BRADFIELD, Atlanta, Ga.-Dear Sir:
take pleasure in stating that I have USED
for the twenty years the medicine you art
now putting up, known as DR., Bradheld's Fee
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for winch il is recommended. With Eindes,
regards, am, respectfully,
W. b. FENREII, NJ. ID.
ATLANTA. GA.
DE. j. BHADfIELD: Dear Sir-Somc tif-
teen years ago examined the recipe of Fo-
male Regulator. and carefully studied au-
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| then Gas well as now pronounce it to be the
mos, scientific and sliilful combination OF
the really reliable remedial vegetable agents
known TO science, to act directly ON the
womb and uterine organs and parts sympa-
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providing specific remedy for all diseases O.
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| parts. Yours truly,
JESSE BORING, NJ. D., ID. y.
Treatise on Health and Happiness OF Wo
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THE BRADFIELp REGULATOR Co.,
Box -, Atlanta, Ga.
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This pure wine is simple vege. !
milo extract without intoxicating
qpaliiieE, and has proved 20 DO the
Jaost astonishing TONIC FOR WOMEN /
Known 70 medical science.
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Land ET2lt RQllS
In LANps ON rHE coMrANY.
RAILROADS
w.D. wYLIE * CO.,
Real Estate Land and Collecting Agents,
Grand Windsor Hotel, Dallas, Tex.

VTWHW " IHW0UI IIUI'Ii ITITTIV0i IIN'
VIII give special attention tosecuring good
Investments in city property, farming and
grazing land. To stock rnisers and COLOMBO
we offer special Inducements, having ON our
lists large tracts of fine agricultural and graz.
ng lands, with abundance of water. tn,
lCnting and sale of city property will receive
promptly made and RENTED. Having line
If offices In Chicago, ST. Louis and New York
and correspondents In Europe, our facilities
or the sale Of property are unequallCd. We
nave jOO,OOO acres of the finest land In Texas,
belonging to the Frauco-TeXan Land Com
pany, choice selections, which we will sell on
Ong time. These lands are adjacent 10 ana
contiguous TO the Texas 4 Pacific Railway
We publish In connection with our bushes,
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Important.


When YOU visit or leave New Norl,
city save baggage, express or carriage
hire and stop vt the Grand Union hotsl.
opposite the Grand Central Depot. 81
hundred elegaNt rooms, iib,ed up at q
cost of $l,OO0,000, reduced % 81 and NJ.
wards per day. European plan, E,e
vator. Restaurant supplieE with tEy
best, IIorse-cars, stages and elevated
railroads TO all oepotS. Families ear
live better Cor less money Mt the Grand
Union hotel than in any other iirSt-claSs
hOtel in the city.
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WITH

AY mean poisoned With Potash" This
is the case with hundreds who haSe been
unwiSe enough to take SarsaparillaS, Potash
mixtures, etc, untn digestion is almost Ia
tally impaired. Swlits Specific isa vegeta-
BILE remedy, and restores the system "a
health and builds up the waste made by these
nelson's
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COI.ON.
DALLAS tSoMiSAM srors.

ToNr-Closoi: New Work, quiet; New or
leans, steady; Liverpool, julL
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MISroLA, June ~, Special. The
friends of Hon. James =. ITogg are
booming him for Congressman from this
district, and the outlook seems 10 indi-
cate that he may have chance 10 draw
the prize In the forthcoming District
convention. His great popularity ~
prosecuting attorney In this Judicial dis
irict. and his fearless aud able graphing
with crime and immortality inspire great
confidence among his friends Ia his abil.
ity and disposition Ia attack and
p" pT@non down " ,Sa M a%%ini.,ra,on %"Gnfr at cor Of
the government. lie IL the youngest
son of Gen. Joseph lIogg, who was one
of the early pioneers and dolivorors of
Toxas from Mexican thralldom, and u
gallant officer In the Confederate army,
having died ut Corinth, Mississippi,
during the fearful seigc of that place hy
the Fcdcrals.
Mr.. llogg lisa native of the district
and IL would not bo surprising that his
Roman iirmness. stern htcgrity and un-
surpassscd ability should find rccOgni-
tion among this people.
Hon. e. Il. kilgorc, of Wills Point, il
before the people for Judge of the Sew
cnth Judicial district, and Will have u
good following In this, ~ he has had for
he has ever asked, In Wood
county. The old "rcbcl yclr' IL sure Ia
go up for Buck kilgorc every time.
Hon. j. e. buchanan, late State Sono-
tor, IL out for the Democratic nomina-
ton for District Attorney, and will
scarcely have opposition. He II the man
for the place.
We all intend to honor the sire IN the
son, In supporting j. l.. Camp, Jr, for
Slutp Seuufpr
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conlcrlng against him ~ payne's friend
aud the man who opposed fcndleton,
Thurman aud Wards interest In
the recent senatorial contest, lie-
fore going east GOV. lloadly left
u list of men for delegates, including
Gon. Morgan, Adjulant Finley aud IT,
T.. Powell and agreed Ia accept Mclean
ns a compromise for fourth place IN the
district. lioadly controlled Il large ma
jority of the whole delegation. The
success - Mclean IN attribui to tho
unsworVing support OF Hamilton county,
which gave him all its sixty-thrco
votes aud never before voting solid ia
state convention. The election of Me-
Lean II causing quito u sensation.
Many old politicians ARE amazed and
some disgistcd NJ the success OF the
man who has been denounced all over
the State for his audacity and ontlawry
In politics, Mclean says he IN for
lIoadly, and this IL regarded as n plain
indication that there will he bitter
fight In the ohio delegation nj
Chicago. The stampede started
In the election of Ward, and was
to include Thurman, Pondloton
and Congressman Warner. There plans
were arrested aud the next movement
WAS TO nominate 10y acclamation,, 10
which motion Thurman was attached
and Mclean was elected by
one vote, after which licutenant-tiov-
crnor Mueller, u prominent German and
personal friend of Payne, was selected.
The delegation IN strongly for u Western
man for president, although unable To
agree on AN Ohio man, and solid against
any reduction In the tariff. The dclcga-
ton stands thirty-cight for either Payne
or IIoadly, Ia eight against either one of
them, and viii probably never vote as II
nnif
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THE CHOLERA AT TOULON.

THE STATE DEPARTMENTS ADvIcR-.
WASHINGTON, June 25.- Secretary
Frclinghuysen received tonight the
following telegrams from. Frank III.
Mason, United States onsul at Mar
sailics, WITH resdrd to cholera at Toulon:
Marscillcs, June 2i.-fo the State Depart
mcnt, Washington:
The cholera AT Toulon was kept secret
till yesterday. on the nth there was
one death, OH the 18th one, Goth two, 2lst
three, I'D thirteen, sd five, and ycster-
day twelve. The cases are of mild
character. There have been only ono
death ut the navy hospital. Deaths
are equally divided between civilians
and military, and are chiefly among the
aged or young. The question whether
tits Asiatic or sporadic, is still undecided,
but the former is probable. There are
hopes of checking the epidemic by sani-
tary precautions. The condition Of Mar
seilles is excellent, and the death rate
below the average.
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North Carolina Democrats.

RALEIGH, y. c., June 2j.-The Demo
cratic State convention nominated Gen.
Alfred VI. Scales for Governor and
Charles NJ. Stodman for Lieutenant
Governor Delegates 10 the Chicago
convention are:
First District T.. +. Lamb and W. g..
Lamb.
Fifth-A. -. galloway and :. g. Bur
ton.
sixth Thomas W. Strange and Joseph
II. Legrand.
Scventh-r. T.. Thahcr and VI. H..
PanniN.
Eighth-B. e. cobb and II. u. Lee.
Ninth-A. NJ. Erwin and Cope Ellis
The delegation Il divided between Bay
ard and cleveland. Gen. Scales tele-
graphcd acceptance of the nomination.
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ArI,ansa- Democrats.

LITTLE Rock, June -. The Demo
cratic state convention, with full dele
cations from every county, met at noon,
with Thomas e.. MCIiac, of Nevada
county. as temporary chairman ana ad-
iourncd till the afternoon.
The convention rcassemblcd this
afternoon. continued r. NJ. Crac
as permanent president, and be-
gan balloting for governor John
%. Fletcher. =. r. Hughes and
Jacob Frolich were placed IN nomina-
ton. Fourteen ballots showed little
change, the closing ballot being:
Fletcher, 1s; Hughes, *; Frolich, %;
necessary to nominate, los. Mention in
specchcs of the names of Tilden and
Hendricks and Cleveland and McDon-
aid, was received with great applause.
Adjourned till o'clock tomorrow morn
inu
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Tn. Missouri Democrats.

Sr. LOUIS, Juno 2j.-Thc State Demo-
cratic convention rcassemblcd ut o:i5
n. m. Before IL was called Ia order the
arrival of cx-Gov. Phelps, who had been
absent from the State all winter and
spring, caused u scene. He received an
ovation and responded in II short speech,
declining the nomination for delegate
at-largc. 1t Is understood, however,
that Phelps is Il candidate for Governor.
The regular business of the convention
was then proceeded with and nomina-
tions for dclcgatcs-at-largc were made.
pREsiDESrIAL PREFERENCES.
ST. LOUIS, June 25.-Thc Globo-Dcmo-
crat this morning prints over 800 five to
ten line interviews with members of the
Democratic state convention, now in
session, II summary of which shows
that about 100 delegates favor Tildcn for
president, 100 declare for Cleveland and
the remainder are divided between
nnyard and Sherman. The Tildcn men
are all for Cleveland as second choice,
so IL can he said that delegates Ia the
convention are almost unanimously Tor
Cleveland. The convention stands over
two tn one in favor of Gen. j. :. Marina
duke for governor.
Balloting ensued, and John Oday, of
Sprnglicld; Morrison Munford, of Kan
sis City; ID. X. Francis. of st. Louis, and
Charles =. Mansur, of Chillicothc, were
elected delegates-at-large. Gov. Crit
tcndcn, who was an active candidate
for the position, was beaten
The Committee ON Resolutions re-
ported as follows:
The Democracy of Missouri, in con-
vention assembled ut the city of st.
Louis, re-ailirm the time-honorod doe
trincs of the Democratic party as enun-
ciatcd in n series of platforms, and ap-
proved and emphasized In positive terms
in the platform adopted ut st. Louis in
convention In 1876 and at Cincinnati in
isSO.
That we especially declare In favor
of tariff for the purposes of
revenue, and that the taxing
power of the Government should be
thus limited, and we are aprosed in all
policies in,cn,ic,. TO FOSTER f1onop0iics AT
the expense of the people.
The resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
Gov. Crittenden, ex-Gov. Harden, John
G.. Priest and James ID. Fox were elected
as alternates To- the dclcgates-at-large
without balloting.
Resolutions instructing the delegation
to vote as Il unit and also to vote for Til
den, were howled down and the convcn-
ton adjourned sine die.
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TN. County National Convention.

INDIANAPoLIs, June 2.-Austin III.
Brown, of this city, chairman of the
Press committee of the Democratic Ma
tional convention, has already received
and registered several hundred applica-
tions for press privileges. Those from
daily papers alone equal double the space
allotted for special reporting. Many who
expect desk privileges must be disap-
pointed and will have to be satisfied with
seats in the auditorium. Brown reports
that mt the meeting of the sub-commit-
tee, held in Chicago last week, 10 was
decided no club or association could be
admitted as such, and members of such
organizations must look to delegates for
tickets.
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Elori,la Democrats.

.,.SsAvuIN, juno "J.-rhc state Demo-
cratic convention elected w. ID. Chiplcy
Temporary chairman. Adjourned until
this afternoon.
- PENSACOLA, June 2j.-The Democratic
State convention organized with j. T..
McClclland permanent chairman. Every
county was represented. There was per-
feet harmony.
NEw ORLEANS, Junel 25.-Thc Plea
yune's Pensacola special says: First
ballot for Governor in the Demo-
cratic convention stood: Gen. T..
A. Perry, %; Gen. William Miller,
III; Samuel Rasco, 50 3-5; w. ID. Baincs,
~ 2-5; blank, |. Second ballot-Perry,
100; Rasco. 9S 3-5; Barnes, 50 l-5; blank. ..
Adjourned until tomorrow.
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NO. 22l.
WASHINGTON.
The Santa fe mn IL Playing In Big
Luck.
THE eAps BILL BEING URGED.
nunny Chalmers succeeds In Ousting
Van Manning Hon. 4. >. Evans Ee-
nominaied-Thc Cabinet and
the rin john tori.r nm.
THE EADS BILL.
Mn, coHE's Erfonrs ~ ms M

MI. CokE'S EFFORTS ~ iTs DEiiALf.
WASHINGTON. June 3.-lSpccial. r.
senator Coke, of the Senate Commerce
committee, moved to take up the Eads
Galveston hill to-day aud ably presented
the same. II IN thought favorable re-
port from the committee will bc OBJ
iainod on this bill In u day or two now.
favorable report from the committee ON
such bills. Nimmo's statistical docu-
mcnt ON Texas makes wonderful
showing for the state. II In before the
committee.
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THE SANTA FE BILL,
nun coNrEnENcE nEronr

TIE CONrERENCE REPORT 10 M
ADOPTED TODAY.
WAsnINGroN, June -. Special r.
Conference committee on the Gulf, col
orado a Santa Fc bill agreed on report
to-day, and will report tomorrow to
both houses. The report will he adopted
settling all differences, and the bill will
go ut once To the President.
The Atchison, Topeka n Santa Fo bill
did not meet with the same success,
though similar IN every respect II is
not vet through the Senate even.
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,>c,Iv D,c,,resfor i.ayard.

NEW YORK, June 25.-John Kelly
made statement to-day in regard
to the presidential nominees: 81 am op-
posed To GOV. Cleveland y hc.said, "but
only because / believe there are other
men better fitted to receive the nomina-
ton. / have been brought in contact
with many people, both Repulicans and
Democrats, throughout the city and all
express the wish that Bayard should re-
ceivc the nomination. | hope so myself
and believe that if nominated he will be
elected. The opposition to Bayard be-
causc of his so-called record is absurd.
In fact, | think this 'bloody shirt busi-
ness Is played out"
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LAWYER COOK.

Miss MOVES IiiM no nor WORDS.
WASuiN0ToN, .unc -. William \.
Cook appeared before the Springer COM
mittec to-day ana characterized GER
tain statement made concerning him hy
George Bliss ~ "studicd, deliberate false
hood, malignant inventions and per-
iurics."
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TIE FlTz JOHN PORTER BILL

rHE CABINET REACHES so CoNCLUStoN.
WASHINGTON, June 2j. Tho Cabinet
reached no conclusion to-day relative To
the FitZ John Porter bill.
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A New Candidate for Attorney General.

McKINNEY, June 2j.-lSpecial. Col
lin county will present X. X. Craig as
her choice for Attorney-Gencral of the
state, Mr.. Craig is one of the ablest
attorneys of the bar popular
esteemed by the people generally, and
though Mr.. Craig has not authorized the
statement that he would be candidate,
the people will present him upon the
principle that the Office should seek the
man-not that the man should engage
in an unscemly scramble for this high
positiou
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JUDGE DRUMMOND'S RE5iGNA-
TON
M PRESIDENT ACCEPTS IT..

rIIE PRESIDENT ACCEPTS II.
WAsuINGToN, June -. prcsidcn, Ar
thur has received and accepted the rcsig-
nation of Thomas Drummond. United
States Circuit Judge of the seventh Ju-
dicial circuit. to take effect the 1T of
July.
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Of the United States ~ worthy Ia be-
their president and insiructs delegates
from Indiana Ia the Democratic Ma
uonal convintion To support his nominn-
tion for that Office ~ a unit.
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RENOMlNATED.


WAsIIINGroN, June -. Nominations:
Andrew J. Evans, attorney, Western
district of Texas.
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FoRTY-ElGHTH CONGRESs-.FiRsT
SESSION.

WAsHINGToN, June Reconsideration
of the legislative bill was resumed.
Mr.. Beck opposed the amendment pro-
posed by the Senate Committee on APP
preparations striking out the clause
consolidating and reorganizing custom
collection districts, the keeping up of
districts that did not pay expenses
merely To support lot of election bum
mers-that was the meaning of il.
Employees were kept because they con-
tributcd to the success of the party in
power. He had not wished TO say this
ON the floor of the Senate, but he felt
Obliged 10 saw il. Tho Secretary of the
Treasury, Mr.. Beck added, admitted
that fact.
Mcssrs. Allison, Slater, Ilawlcy Dawes,
Sewell, Jones, OF Florida, and Lapham.
supported the committees proposition.
MIR. ingalls, remarked that the House
OF Representatives should send the SEN
ate an appropriation bill with Il clause
limiting the number of post offices in
the United States TO siNty-ninc, the case
would be parallel with that under dis
cuSSiOn.
After further debate the committees
amendment was agreed to, striking out
the clause directing the consideration
yeas, II; nays, II.
The Senate Committee on Appropria-
tions having proposed 10 strike out the
clause permitting small distilleries TO bc
run without tstore-keepers, Mcssrs Vance
and Beck opposed the recommendation
and Mr.. Allison defended il. The debate
continued till o'clock, when the Senate
adjourned.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, June 2j.-lIewitt, from
the Committee ON Ways and
Means, reported the bill To modliy
existing laws relating To duties on ini-
ports and the collection of revenue. Re-
ferred To Committee of the Whole.
The bill passed authorizing tht cstab-
lishment of n branch soldiers home in
Arkansas, Colorado, Kansas, Iowa, Min
nesota. Missouri or Nebraska, the loca-
ton to be determined by the board of
managers of the Soldiers Home.
The Chalmers Manning contested clec1
ton ease was then taken up.
Davis, of Missouri, supported the u
nority resolutions, which are a. folloJ
Resolved, That the means
methods employed by the Fcdcz
ministration in securing the clcl
James Il. Chalmers as u mcmh
House of Representatives of
eighth Congress are, as app2
majority report and cY
| file, repugnant To and sil
true reprcsentive govern
| election is therefore decl
Resolved, further, Th
having accepted the q
sistant L. :. Distri2
Northern and Sout
sissippi since said
said Office u2
| LIST of February
scat In this y
\ lists in the j
on The
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The Outlook in the Twenty Ninth Texas.

SwEETwATER, June 25.-lSpecial.l-
Last night w. II. Robinson, candidate
for State Senator from the Twenty-ninth
district, addressed the citizens of Nolan
county. lie is for free grass, and is
down on the land board and Ireland,
but says he will support the Democratic
nominees. Quite disposition is mani
tested here to bolt the ticket IL the lease
law is not repealed or If the Democratic
party mt Houston does pledge itself to
give free grass TO this country.
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The Orcrnn t.Icction.

PORTLAND, ORG. Jane 25.-The OFF,
cial count of the state election, just
made, shows that for Congress u. Her
mann, iRepublican), received 25,69p, and
John Myers. Democrat), >, 652 votes.
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Third Maine Democrats.

Democrats Of the Third dist
BENJAMIN Baklsr delcgatSn
Cleveland Is thAir choie1