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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04
Terrell at Galveston.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, IKx., NV. 3.-To night
under the aus pieces If tne county D. mo.
cratic executive committee, Hon. Alex
Terrell delivered sound s1&enthusi.s
SIC speech on tie lesdisg issues IN
Volved Gin the p-essnt campaign.
Atter discussing the tr.Ia ard the bsne
ful elects u projection WIN CT beDe f. the
few 10 the detr lnent of tie many, ulus-
trstirg and eaioEcing mis- argument
ny many telling comparisons, tia
dis:lpeuiShcd speaker brsnchea eff on
the co9gressionsi Esce end urged
bis hesrers in t0rc!bie lSDguage
that it was their duty to
upaold Grain for Congress; that
ae had served them ally aud faithfully
sud that Il Galgaaton ds sired deep Tster
aer ciiz rs should support Grain so!ldlg,
IS Aa hsd djne mae aad had secured
larger appropriations than any
other msn hal for this
nurpo5e, besides being fully
in accord with the remainder OF the Texas
congressional delegation. He could sc
complish more thsn MIR Brewster, who
was Cuney's candidate, and neither knew
how he stood on this question
o, such vital importance to Gsl-
weston. He might be in favor
4 Arkansas Psss, and the other half dozen
woul t.be nsrbors in the district. AS fer
Cuney, ne regarded him as a IRE brand
who mad been tolerated and up
haid IN Galveston TOO long. He
quoted conspicuou,ly from Cuney's
speech recently msce IN Houston. snd
said it was slaDderous TO the fsis name
Of Texas and woolly untrue ard
puyposely made for political eto
feet n the Gorth. A :. MAJ
guilty Of reouciug : people amoag whem
ne lived srd drew his susteaslce, should
De sst down upon and not showa
toe confederation Cuney wEs shown
in lbeir city. lie predicted
Democratic slccess in ihe
comiLg election, ard u:gsd his hearers t.
stand i'm by Democratic principles
as taught by J Sarsor, an
on Tuesday neys 20 svote
the straight Democratic ticSs
and moi vote for Martin aud his mopgrel
crowd. He spoke tor oVsr tTo hours 10
an audience thst packed the hs!l Ike sar
iiues ia box. He was frequently ap-
n an Sod
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04
rnurmab's vork Reviewed.

COLUMBUS. OaIo, Nov. Judge Allen
G Tourman, Democratic candidate for
Vice President, CLOSED his campaign At
NsjsouvIlle to-day and a rsvIeW CT his
fall work MAKES an interesting showing
l. is eleven weeks stree he started GU,
and during tina. timS ne has travelled 1885
miles by railroad and l25 niles by
wafer. Iucluded in his travelling by
heat is the stormv pssssge Of Lake S..
C;sire on the evening OF August 81, at
which tim groy la ~Sre fsit Tor the
s.iety OF the 'i'''e a'rs~ vscht on wbfrh
the Judge aid party were carried. He
mas mace inciy mine speeches OF el
kinds. six'y-fvs OF these being from the
resr platform Of the train which the Judge
cslie his ''movatl, stump" Half OF his
twenty-four regular speeches have been
delivered in the open air and only three
or four times did he have really suiF
able plsce for speaking. Once only Ill
Re fail to keep 81 eDgegeue-t to speak,
thss being because OF sickness a. New
YorK. Hs has addressed rot less than
1900 people face to face, while through
the medium OF the Associated Pisss he
reached hundreds os thousands more
Most OF the time his friends prevented
Misunderstanding because OF fears OF the IL
furious effect on him, but nevertheless
he shock hRncs with several thou
sand people a. various times during the
campaign. In view OF the nesr approach
OF the Judges ssvsnty-tiith birthday ar
niveresry this Is Q remarkable record,
especially so since it left him In reslly bet
ter condition than when he started out on
the campaign. One thing that has done
mitch to make his travelling
not only endurab!e but pleasant has
been the attention he has received since
sue tn Of September. All Of his travelling
has been ooLe In Colonel G. s. Brice's
private car IN Clare Of james A. Young,
to whose excellent booking and
1atchiul c.re while on the
car Is due much Of the creait
for Judge Thurnln's improved hesl:h
In ell Of his travels the Judge has been
accompanied By his son Allen W. Thur
man and an Associated Press representa-
tive, and st times several others. To sl
OF them the Judge has acted SO the genial,
hearty gentleman that ne is, and each has
& pleasant recollection Of the time wren
his duties brought him in icontact with
the "O!d Roman" In regard to the cleo
ton of next week, Judge TAurman is
sangrlne CT Democratic success, and has
repeatedly made public his belief in s
victory for his party.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04
In Ell Paso County,
spen!2l 20 the Gazette.

spentsl 20 the Gazette.
Ell PAso, Tx, Nov. 3.-The political
pot is boiling vigorously here. Fer the
first tine in the history of the county they
have drawn party lines and both Dsmo-
Gratis and Republicans hsve put s full
county ticket in the field. The Republic
csns, however, hive for some unknown
reason chrlstened their ticket "the Poo
ple's ticket" II WAS nominated by Re-
publican convention. There is large
Mexican vote IL this city and county that
both parties are working for, but the
Democrats have the advantage, ard the
general verdict Ia "the Peoples ticket"
will tie badly showed under. S. w. I
Lsnhsm Will receive the united support
OF both parties.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04
CHURCH NOTICES.

administers wishing church notices inserted
In Tak q .zETrE Sunday morning are reques!
e. To hand them in III 8 p. N. Saturday. They
should not be sent By telephone, 3. errors are
liable 20 occur. .kszSs
rirsI B.ptist Caurth, Jones betweea FIRST
and Second streets. Sunday school st SO, W.
IL. Taylor. Superi1tendent. Preaching4t IL a.
m. and 80 p. N. hy Ihe pastor, Rev. :. Nor
gan Wells. Strangers welcome.
The Christian church, conner Sikh and
Throckmorton streets. Preaching morz3ng and
event, by the regular minister. s2ject In
the morning: Noah and he DEUCE Na the
ever lag, "Aaron Type OF Onr!ss." Al Per,
sons made welcome.
Germs1 ETsngeucal-S.., Johns shurch4cz
Calhoun styeet, between Ninth AID EIeventk
,tree.s. Rev. Carr T. Baumann, pastor Di
vinesstel vices at 10 g. n. Sunday school ST
2psm. Meeting of The Ladies' A.d Society at
E,s:sd p. N.
( Broadway Presbyterian Chu7th-Corrasr OF
Bro dway and st. Louls avenue. Pastor, Rev
Dr.. Mitchell Divine service al il a. m. and 7:3l
U. n. Sabbath school az $50 q. IA. JEres u
Roe, SUPERINTENDENT Pray sr meeting st Cd
Wednesday night. The subject CT Or. aIiteh.
els morning sErmol will be: "tntelleotux;
Conviction the Basis of Right Ac.iou." So
bath school c5nc.rt Sunday night sEAllV
Strang, "a sled to a., these serviaG6EHnd
soutb.ssd sRAssst ohurch-On Broadway
seiyicss 81 sSf5f j. S. 6 lls.nie. ct il &. m m
80 :,
ch drex cryfo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04
la Bowie County.
Special to the Gazette.

speClsl 10 slS Od1etke'
TtxARKANA, Tex, MY. 3 Il. Is escer-
tanned here thst large quantities OF Re
publican tickets al Jefferson have been
distrit uted throughout he representative
district, containing the Non Partisan
ticket com plete aud the nams of Csptain
Skinner Of Morris county side by side
with that OF Hamilton Wsiker, the Marion
county colCred Republican, as candidate
for Floster. Skinner, 1t will be renem-
bered, failed to get the nomination Of the
Democratic convention held here In July
and announced as an Independent
He and his colorsd CON-
rades are running in opposition
to the rsgulsr nom nees j. D. Ca.Wile Of
Csss and Beir MCGEE OF Bowie. The
parties en- both sides Of the Iine have
their forces fully organised Tor the great
coptes. on Tuesday.
Oar Arkansas neighbors across the
way have the same moDgrel party 30 fight,
but it is known By another name.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04
YELLOW PEVER.
200 EARLY TO RETURN.

TOo EARLY 10 RETURN.
JAcKsoNyILLE, FLA, Nov. 3.-Ths
bosrd Of health to-day Issued an adore IS
to the people OF this city at home and
abroad, warning them egainst the danger
Of receptions In regard to the anosnt
and character OF the fever existing IN and
around Jacksonville, and the dsnger In
attempting to return under mistaken
ides OF desire 20 underestimate the
gravity G; the situation.
New cases, 2s; deaths, 5; total eases to
date, 1910; total deaths, 359.
Gainesville reporss one new case. DR..
D. J. Graham died early this morning.
AT GhISEsv3kIE AND ENTERPRISE.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-Dr. Martin re.
ports 70 tie Surgeon General from
Gainesville, Fla. ,tha. there were four new
cases of yellow fever the-s yesterday
From Enterprise, F.s., Dr.. Fart rep ,rts
Two new cases, and. the others are doing
well, B.,h the disasee under control.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04

received By citizen OF Boyd county d.
ectIy fram Indianapolis last September.
It is nexded: "Grest BrifsiD's CsI di
didsts for President, Grover Cleveland
r 81 the British Minister'S advice 10 s
Californian, who dasires TO know how an
Eog'ish born voter should vote, taen vote
the other WY"
II coutsias the Murchison-S sCkvllle
correspondence in full, and the dste at
which 1t vas issu'd shows that arrange
Tnantg must have been made In edyance Of
the receips ot the S.ckvIlle letter TO Il )od
the COUNTRY with It. The determination
to suppress 1t till tina lsst week OF the
Campaign WAS evidently sn after thought.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04
Fo,.lesi asercuez q. p.nlas Heat.

soacis. le thg Gazette
DALLAS, ZEN NV. tie Ginra.Fu
st Dallts hz5 reaclet tag. point s7hsre
may be called fanny. E1c EInoEsl snd
ststH ruTt:Gh CT it had 10 pSle before Ihs
free-fJsed C11utY cCat2st. Hundreds q
candidates ere IN Gae h,l1 with their
LANDS Tlli OF tickets SID heir pockets
full Of money, and the fua cid bees are
howiGg like Wl.er. TIC lsw9ers are 81!
Interested IN the coatGg: for District
Judge. O1!y rw1 candidates are
in the Gsld, H. G. Robertson
and L. K. Burke. The isWyeTs
aree. al pulling for RobsriJcn,
oqt they hsve Job On hand e they pull
ann through Burke Will get Into togn
-stom the FORKS CT the creek it "a ssit With
good Elsi lEity. and Robertson Rlil have
to get tae ely we'll In asnd 10 oys come
It. The rsue for Cnuuty Judge between
&. G. Bowet and Judge B!ewstt, is e!so
an Interesting one. G'ia people $40 20
wrought up over tneee ctliSes thst they
have loss s,gti OF the 1acCs Of the peace
race. snd It locks Ike CcIoael Arch Coca-
ran will alp in unoeano VIZ to the boys.
TIE BOIS DEMONSTRATE.
This has been e Digot OF demonJ,rs.
tons. The Democrats held jubilee %
the corner Of Main Gnd Murphy tonight,
and they seemed TO enjoy the prospec;s
OF victory pretty well. The soeskers
Were Barnett G bis and Borock K Ibsrt.
son. The REPUBLICANS held forth 81 the
corner Of Main and LsmsT, and the az
fair w.s rYpictl Texas Republican dem
onstrsiior, three fourths Of the crowd
being Ct an of color. Melvin Wade, DR.
MscSGy sGd DR.. Cochrss Were on hand TO
give ne to the meeting. They did &.
The town Is sHything but sober.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04
Martin Breaks Down.

Special TO the Gazette.
WOLFE CITY, TEX Nov. 8 On Thurs
dsy Marion Martin end DR.. Yoskum ad
dressed the people here in the opera
house. Mr.. Martin broke down in the
midst OF dis speech and would not finieh !.
He said he had been speaking go muchin
the open air he felt Il necessary to rest q
day or two. He and Er. Yoskum left Tor
G -eeuvile, where they were to kave
spoken to-day. :. ).
Local. candidstes are >pushIng the
campaign vigorously.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04
At Athena.

Sp6Ciai 10 bnS daxSbt'
ATHENS, Tx. %. In accordance
with previous ointmelt Democratic
rally was cid heIe to.day. A crowd OF
from 500 to 500 ,eopls assembled in the
courthouse st IL O'Clock this morning.
Msjor W. H Msriip. old "HoHdy," took
The stend snd for sbodt one hour ad-
dressed the audience o. the issues OF the
Day. Mr. Humphreys, the UIion Labor
candidate for congressional hUners, was
well exposed. After DINER GClonel 7.
=. Bonner took the stand and
for about two hours kept
his audience roaring with laughter.
He took up the platform OF the Union
Lsbor party, sitting Il and literally tear
ing it into shTeds. He showed In the
plairest kind Of way that II the primo pies
were carried out anarchy would be the
1efuls. BE struck home telling bloEs for
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04
ehurman Home Asatr.

COLUMBUS, OaIo, New. } Judge Thur
man ard rerry, in the cort Of 800 uui-
formed men bers OF the local Democratic
clubs, arrived IN this city little before
O'Clock tonight, from the meeting g!
Nelsoryille.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04
Che Laredo Bridge,

Special % the GhleIse. ~
LAREDO, TEX, Nov. S.-Mr. r. p
S.ul,z Of ZAnesViiie, Ohio, who is n ar
aging the business Of the Smith Bridge
Company OF Toledo in their contrsct 20
construct The foot snd wagon bridge
scross the Rio Grande at this point, thus
connecting the two Liredos, is IN the city.
The material for the structure has been
shipped from Toledo, and the bridge will
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04
In Johnson County.
Special to the Gassue.

Special 10 The Ga1sNe,
ALvARkDo, lex, Nov. 5 Hon. j. S.
Hcgg end Nix. 1. A. Patton addressed 5
large crowd Of Democrats q. Fsirvlew
school house, few miles from town, lset
night. Er Hoeg spoke kbou, two hours
and hslf. Bun were caeered fYom the
beginning to the end o. their speeches.
The school house w.s Beautifully deco
rated with .he stsIs and stripes iC sh
sizes. A lsrge number went from Alys
RADIO 20 attend the Dem ocys:ic lave fe.s,,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04
Tho Bpnhlm RaIly.
pocIsl 10 the Gazette.

Special 10 the Gazette.
BoNHAM, Texas, Nov. the town
was filed with people 30 day in attendance
on the Democratic rally which wss an
nounced several weeks ago. At o'closk
this evening speaking comm enced ssyahe
opera house led of og Lieutenant. COVER
NOR Wheeler, who was followed bs Coz,
gresham D. B. Culbsrson. WaeeIs2A
speech WAS devoted almost entirety "a
state politics while C1lberson brancNa
Of on the various national issues a. kell
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04

Democracy, and his visit to Athens will
eng be remembered. He was folio wed
by Hon ]. j. Faulke, one OF the coming
men Of Texas. Mr.. Esulke paid q glow.
ing tribute to the purity and hores.y OF
Colonel Bonner as politician. He only
made short talk, but the ticks he s,ruck,
IS he always dlas, went home, This
closes the campaign speaking here
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04
Anderson coua,y Republicans.

Special to the Gazette.
PALESTINE, TEX, Nov. S-The chair
man Of the Anderson county Republican
party Is issuing tickets to>dsy. The
ticket contains the names OF the Rspuhn-
can presidential electoral nomir eea, but
leaving blank the state, county and pre-
cinct officers. ThiF, with the Democratic
and Union Lsborl,ickets, puts three Sex
els in the f,ld. The Union Labor parry
are endorsing the Democratic county
ticket.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04

SANTA FE, N. M, Nov. > "A man
named aergis has notified the surveyor
ths: he srd lis brothers and sisters are
r!ehfal owogr9 Of tract CT lsnd thirty
niles tquare, containing SEQ, 600 acEes in
ClliaE county, New Mexico. The title
20 this vast territory Is claimed under 8
grant alleged to have peer made By the
Crown Of Spsin IN 1856 20 the Esturai sa.
cestcrs 81 tee present claimants, who
bore tie peculiar name OF Corpus Christi
The lsnd cia.med is located in the vicinity
OF the towns Of Rston, Springer and FOL
som, and includes the last two nsmed
sDd portion Of the Maxwell grant. A
large lumber OF claims CT settlers are
iaCnsrn. z I'd ha this grant
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04
Earth at sd.mrh's,

MEMPHIS, Tenn Nov. 3.-Q1ite 6
susceptible earthquake WAS felt here a.
3:15 o'clock this morning. People
asleep in tie upper stories OF buildings
and residences were consid rably alarmed
Its durst,on nfs only few seconds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04

LARGE squ.re
campaign cir
culsr, printed
ia red ink, and
bearing the piE
ture o! Ms
B itish fig in
the upper sEs
hand coESef,
has been We
C G iv ed here
from Kentucky
where Il wss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04

IS devotiog part of his time to his con-
sliluency Of Fannin county. The audi
ence was very enthusiastic, especially
while "SLespy Dave" Culberscu was
speaking. S.nst3r II. D Mcdonald
"ound up the ora!ory by addressing 8
large crowd al the opera house tonight
The rallI WAS SUCCESS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04

s a at $50 p. m. Sur day sch, oil ., sr.m
ignt. "eSnesuSS
Rev. G. W. Given win preach at Mr.. s,ze-
more scnGolhonse Harding. between FIrst
~ satGertnrd streets, at 80 o, IN, to-day,
sunday school at $3.50 y In.
u CJiamoeriand Presbyterian church. He fFmsn,,
Ia atL On ttaln sur Ell be.ew FIT sire.tuD stair.
ttsE &c q. II a. N. sed :2op m. by The mas
soi hGx. NJ TinnoE 81, dag school II $50
.: : :, W: ,; ssess@sperintepdent Subject of
Az "a :, o. -, - ~. on 10 Take Eva tI.ies"
49,, ~ "a, 1900, TO you people, Copper
sSSsasiss 9issSafh." Good music, nee tests.
81 ~svs Yssafs sssaeone for all VINO wsn attend.
:, 81 9oass stlisssssfo aysSsss55sfs. genera,
GlssfHityasY ~ blsS3, II, laELstSS,iiIs ana f.
U s !, as4e, a2ssoga ~ ybtcsal: endorsed by
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04
At RrookiYg,

NEW YORK. Nov. S.-The Republican
campaign il BROOKLYN closed to mig ssss
Ctermont avenue rink with speech by j.
G.. B!sine, under the auspices OF the or
gEIiz.sion OF Irish protC ctionfats. :
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04


on he dag. There EsB nothing doing
on. ide OF professional operators. Mis-
sou,i Pacific exhibited some strength on
rumor tb8t there would
be en- important announcement
made shortly, but the gain
recorded was atterWsrd lost When tra0ers
brought come pressure upon The list.
The market finally closed Gull ana rather
heavy, generally at slight fractions belsz
the opening prices. Tie final changsSH.d
generally IN the direction Of lower 5gu eel
TIE rsiIrosd bond market wss isis
active and the tone O! the list WAS gsBx
ally steady. 80
Government bonds were dgasand
steady. X
State bonds were neglected.
COTTON RESUME.
NEW YORK, Nov. , Hubbard Price &
Co. ia their cotton circular to-day say:
The usual Saturday dullaess has pre-
vailed, intensihsu i, possible by the
political situation, but prices show z
slight gain over LAST evening and the un-
dertone remains distinctly hrn. TIE crop
accounts continue good, and by some the
slow movement OF the crop is
sscribed to the political element
less with LABOR. The agat between the
sarraers' Anisncs and the bsgging trust
must slso be taken into consideration as,
contributing owsrd the delayed msrksSS
Ing of cotton, though many OF our cogse
sponden.s are disposed 20 belIttIe igi in
fnencs. Foreign freight is workingahily
easier. 2
Commercial Resuras.
special 80 the Gazette.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5-Rsilroad ooud4
to-day closed SIS follows: -
Fort Worth and Denver City ct 92a
St. Louis, Arkansas and Texas fsSk
SO. a
I 2's at 32!.
Houston and Texas rs a. l1Gk
GUT, Colorado and Santa Fe;S 6's ct 90.
Missouri, Kansas ana Texas 6's ct Gig.
H. SIS at 574.
Atchison at $50.
Money per Cent.
Silver "a.
Governments firm.
Sterling steady.
Wheat dull and heavy.
Cotton steady.
Oil S4t.
Coffee ten points higher.
WOOL moderately ectiVe. Eflcss SIC
fully sustained at. Boston, though there
is less activity than 8 week ago.
Ohio, Pennsylvania and Michigan
fiseces continue in excellent demand
and small supply. The tendency OF values
for these descriptions is upward. The
movement in the interior Is slall.
Hides continue Steady.
TDere are offerings OF rev sugars, new
crop Brazil and European beet root pro-
duct, 81 terms i@i; more favorable TO
purchasers. The result is On increased
movement. Refined sugars ere OF liz
a. t; On moderate inquiry alo moZSu1 -
! iterings. sass,8S'sssasssT
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.

NEW YORK, Nov.
MS -Tae ssucK
mafKct was intensely
du!l throughout tie
session to- dsy and the
movements were with
out slgaifc snce, being
coz fil-u 10 the nsr-
70 wes. limits, except
Nj / S S ouri Pacific,
which Guctu6ted over
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04

De complete in four months, IS TIE
= mpanV la under hasvy bond 70 flush
" IN t!mH. besides forfeiti0g tneir fran
ca!se. Ihe street Car line IT thie side &c
connect WITH the one IN Nlsvc Laredo
over the new bridge is to be also com
pleteo II & lev months, and The improve
meat comp.Gy whoTshsv the franchise
w1.Iesa h1"s forsits construction In !
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04
An AFTERVHOU6HF.

Gho Wes: Lister riFst Given Ont Las,
September.
Spe :ial 20 the Gazette.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04
HOTEL ARRRALs.

AT the PickwIck: TIE RicRsn. D,p f,s,s,ss,,,, I
St Luis; . Mole. HODGE 800 sess sSn
nisbor rIahos ,o ~ h91is W Campbell. W A
ID Doss, ade Jupson, Coieman: co ps-sons
Ihos II Pay, Noge |, n II; z Z Rlounr CoInS'
NO. az T MRS aabei Day am daushter, Coleman:
oacss son, Niles Lucille Hewett DalT,s a
a. green ana VINE, Gainesville; II NJ CIyir. Jr
Shi,aGeiphia, q ST h, Me.id an; j b Sam,
p pr,o,t AG . sms " wselsno. Texas; "
Jim HONEY. Texas. SameeI l. wis. New Yorh
Z Z IL IL owl, Wea herforu; = q Hodge Iarsda
% ~ Sn9 2, maker, wichita Fal s; NJ urrett wa
NJ Paso; III Allen, New York: w Bnrns Nan
. noLR ely; JACK Brown, Alabama; AIeS Hal
i hempni rG,, Vel 81 Louis william
View . MuroHant, Abilene. Aons
AT the E,lis: j H>tnharSt DsI1s
~ u Louis; j Tho Eipson, New York
boro: htsll't IT. bo.ton; mes MANLY. Hills,
D. Loaisi II u ShacsIefor.. 4 ino,nns9,. 81
err y oson Dallas; q W Pringle, Georgis min.
sna shearer, st louis: John McOlel.
ION st Luis; VIM ore, Texas sxnTe.s ra
" e. Bacs, Cotton Belt; . 5ovie, Denveg.
", = hMf sI.5sn' Dan 8. golney Hail aud
c Potter, 81 AL weber ;,o 81 Louis, No,
Donn,csn, Texas, f W LaRne, [ incinnst,. NJ.
~ Hit.'f 10, Daiiss;C W Mazeton, Sc Louis:
= :, 1Th n onnaon, y nhan, u w Bush. st Louis
n 10 20 pson' Metca fe -ysw 70 k;A
LIZ arA, fatis, Tex; ID EWsicott, Denver: C. r
Berry. Je herson; G Hissieknorn, New Ya1k. r
Dunn, st L9uis; j Traeger, Cincinnati.
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d urges, blue Mo no. @ Hester. Chi,
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n reai N newton, Gaiae- lie: Ubas HeOI
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msI III TENN; l.. Il German, Texarkana:
S Saiah tdii,s. Autwor h, Neb; Mrs r % Price
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sH; W Uliane, Margaret; W N Pernington
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