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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-28

TINE BUSINESS OF THE LATE
- HENRY BUCKER will DO con inued by his
widow at the old staId, gi2J and 81 y east Main
street Thanking the friends OF my late hus-
band for their Kind support since my husbands
death, solicit a continuance Of their custom.
All orders for beer IN barrels or bottles Will re-
cetye prompt attention. ...
Mrs. HENRY BUCKER,
2i20 and ai2s east Main street
Talsnhons No. AZ no 2o-ot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-28

Turkey VIII have the inside track Of
America to-day. This does not come by
cable. but is authentic.
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STRAINS SHOWING WHICH WAY
THE WIND BLOWS.

following prices taken random idea Of the enormous difference
Complete Works 10
Bulws Complete Works - volumes S5O
81 CO. Nacauoys History OF England volumes
kOt Complete Works
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The editions
published publishers and not to be COMPARED with tho cheap
shoily dryo dealers All the New Books
published stock Of General Literature al styles OF binding
FOUNTAIN past has been aim 70 offer good
at Sl This handsome
the best AK Gold Pens iunne Pointed
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regular price grade 95 and cannot equal 1t for that
Gold Pens Of every and in al style Holders
FOR THE MISUNDERSTANDING Invitations Visiting Card Engraving Of
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POCKETBOOKSWhy that old IockoBook? The Fall and
entirely that oil book really noticeable We can
embracing several hundred styles prices when
will open the eyes Of the closest buyer
you buy your Paper? failed the induce
offered to Stationery don't wait longer but call and examine
our stock.
HUNTER & CO.,
4ooI3eAe.4 and Tire .St@t:cne.4,
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NOR SALE, HANDSOMEGsE
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half octaycs. carved legs. anl musi'-rack. Price
sl1-. etpol and cover i0ciudoi. Address PIANO.
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plicston.
All letters ana kilograms must he addressed
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Rejected communications will no; BE- re-
turned.
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TEE Masonic TEsrIs ASSOCIATION
ulHE RICHMOND AND MS

rVHE RICHMOND AND WEST
K POINT TERAINALRAlLWAl AND WARE
HOUSE CONPANl.-lhe annual meeting ~ tho
stockholders Tor tho election OF president and d.
rectors and Tor he transaction ~ such other bu.i
ness as 4, may he proper 70 consider Win tafe
place "a tho office OF tue company. in the ci.y u
hicamond, Va, on The luTH DAY or DLCtM-
BFR, Ise4 at IL O'Clock VI. The transfer books
Will close November 2ffh ~ o'clock r. NJ, and
reopen December u, 1859, az 1906 CLOCK. A. u
Il. BROOKE,
no fT-SuCTnfl Secretary.
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NOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEET
= ING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF 1h&
RICHMOND AND DANNILLE RAILROAD CON-
PANY will be held at Ibe o1ice Of the Company,
I'm the city OF EichmOud, Va, on WEDNESDAY,
the an day % December, 1883, at II o'clock NJ.
Tho transfer books will bo closed at O'Clock T..
81. November 26lh, and reOponcd ~ 10 % clock
A. NJ. December D., ISSL X. BROOKE,
no 2D.td Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-28

RicHW0Su, Va, November q, 1859,
TVHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
1 STOCKHOLDERS a. tho GRAY NATIONAL
TFLASIOGRAPH COMPANY VIII De held st
No 1903 east Main street. Room ?, Second noor1
Kicumoud Va. on WEDNESDAY,, December
HI, at j. o'clock q. CHARLES J.. coos,
d. 1-..pc Treasurer.
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NOTICE OF POsTPONEMENT.

special meeting OF The RICHM0ND CHAM
REk or COMMERCE will DE held FRIDAY so
vember ~, 1850, ~ 3 o'ciorz J.. ST., az tte rooms
Of me Chamber, over iho Merchants national
Bank. instead Of Thursday the 2-th instant, a.
previously aanounr cd Ton additional mcm-
bcr4 ~ tle Board VIII De elected and o'her I'M
port4nt business viii DO brought before TIE
meeting. 200 q fui attendance of the membels Of
the Chamber Is desired.
GEORGE J.. CHPlSTIA%,
First Nice-pIe-i1eut.
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AIargo stock. tho best styles, and the lowest
rrfHna
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-27

The board of education held a specia
meeting at Director Knowlton's Office
this morning, all the members being
present except Capt. Durham.
On estimatiOns of Architect Hammatt
Contractors Bick & Ritchey We're al.
lowed $500 and 800 was allowed Mr.
Hammstt.
Geo. Green was allowed $40 for clean
ing a vault at No. 5. Samuel Nelson
was allowed 80 for moving an outbuild.
ing at No. 7, and for an outbuiding a
No. : SIS. The following amount.
were allowed for filling the lot at No. 5
and the same to be drawn by the clert
and distributed as directed by the presi
dent:
Stephen O'Connor, $50; Thomas Fox
SIS, Bill Fergil SIG so; Tim Sexton. SO
John Rooney, 50; John Carney, 50 Jas
Campbell. 50; James Misner, SO; Johr
Condor, 81 80; Pat Mennor, so.
1t was ordered that as the salaries o.
teachers and jsnitors mature. the pres
dent and clerk issue orders in payment
The committee on improvements was
authorized to put in a brick or tile wall
on the north side of school lot No. 4
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-27
Police Points.

Joseph Sinnet and John knight were
fined S25 and committed to Jail 10y Judge
Adams on pleas to assault in the county
court yesterday.
NJ. W. Lester was taken before Magis-
trate Wivill by Marshal Miller yesterday
and fined S. and costs for being drunk
and disorderly Last evening he
''bowled up" again and while in an inc
bristed condition stole a So hat from
Gordon's hotel on Market square Officer
Cary arrested him.
Last evening VIM. Mcfarland. of Dav.
export, accompanied by Lon Taylor,
drove up Second avenue at reckless
rate and their horse went into the ditch
on Second avenue Immediately east OF
Eighteenth street, which had been opened
for the purpose of putting in new water
pipes, but which was properly and amply
guarded. The horse, which is
owned in Davenport, was finally
extricated, and appeared to be un-
injured, while the occupants of the
vehicle were taken into costody by Off
GERS Schaab and Sexton on a charge OF
disorderly conduct. This morning Magis-
trate Wivill fined Mcfarland So and costs
and the woman So and costs.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-27
WIIIiP's (.un

Fred. Hastings and Willie Everhard, two
Davenport boys, aged about fifteen years,
went out to Woodruff's Island to hunt
this morning, and as a not unexpected
consequence, one of them was shot. They
were at the south end of Sears dam on
the island. when through some means
unknown to either of the boys. Ever
hard's gun went off and load of shot
embodied itself in the calf of Hastings
right leg. The boys dropped their guns
and rushed screaming to the toll gate,
where Mr.. w. L. Sweeney. the keeper,
cared for the wounded boy and his
frightened companion until the facts
could be communicated to Davenport,
and physician sent for from that city.
Later the boys were brought in on q car
and sent home.
The Hastings boys injuries are not
considered at all serious.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-27
No Consolidation There.

The Moline Dispatch devotes a column
of interviews to the consolidation scheme
and says, "the Moline people who have
expressed themselves in favor of con
solldation of Rock Island and Moline are
principally found among our manufac-
turers, while only few merchants have
been heard to favor it" 1t then prints
its interviews and comments:
The substance of what they had to say
is that with one or two exceptions, past
experience has shown that Rock Island
is not to be trusted; that in the discus
sion so far Rock Island has shown no
such spirit of generosity or fraternity HIS
should go into u question of this kind,
but has shown the same old grab all
spirit which has been shown throughout
all the history of the two cities. That
Molipe's rapid advancement during the
past few years has frightened Rock Isl =
and, and that therefore she wants TO
cause Moline to lose her identity and
build up Rocl. Island, and knows that il
Moline is to he swallowed ii must be done
soon.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-27

At the y. NJ. G. A. rooms, meeting for
young men tomorrow at $50 p IN, MI
Frank Bowen, leader.
At Trinity church, r. F. Sweet, rector.
Services at Z and 10:45 a. m, and 7:30
p. m. at the Chapel 3 80 p. m.
AT the Central Presbyterian church.
the pastor, Rev A b Medium. will preach
at 1O:45 a m and 7:45 p m. Morning
subject, Seeing Through Glass Dark
ly." Evening subject, Jobs Com-
forters." Sabbath school at $50 m.
Young peoples meeting at Gas m.
Gospel hymns used at evening service.
First NJ. L. church, preaching in
Harper's theatre at 1045 a m. by Rev
III. G. Sedgwick, of Davenport, and at
7:45 p m by the pastor, the Rev G. w
Cue. Sunday school in the same place at
9:15 m, j F Robinson, superintendent
At the Broadway Presbyterian church.
Rev. w. s. Marquis, pastor, will preach
at lO:45 m, on Put Yourself IN His
Place" Also at Z As pm Young PEG.
Piles meeting at p m. Sunday school
n; GAO NJ DR.. j W. Stewart, superin.
tendent. South Park Mission Sunday
school at 2 80 p m. Preaching in South
Park chapel on Tuesday evening at 7 80
O'Clock
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-27
River RIplets

The Sidney is due some time tomor.
row.
The Mary Morton will pass up Monday
evening.
The Golden Gate takes out a moon
light excursion tomorrow night.
The Pittsburg came in lest night and
cleared at daylight with an immense
trip. She goes to St. Paul.
The excursion steamer White Eagle,
Capt. Bryson in command. has gone in
search of better business farther up the
river. The people heresbouts did not
take kindly to her. She is not the mos
inviting-looking boat on the river.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-27
BrOtherhO I'd of Rrakemen sued.

The Davenport Democrat Gazette says
John Quinn has begun suit, through his
attorney, A. p. McGuirk. against the
Brotherhood Of Railway Brakemen, Mag
gle Quinn and each and every member of
the brakmens association. The plaintiff
in his petition states that the Brotherhood
of Railway Brakemen issued. upon the APP.
plicatiOn of J. W. Quinn, deceased, u Gers
titicate of insurance upon his life and
named therein John Qufhh rs the beneti-
ciary. J. w. Quinn held the certificate at
the time of his death and was member in
good standing. On September IS, 1888.
while employed on one of the trans of the
C., NJ Il st. p. road at Stone City, Jones
county, he received injuries from the
effects of which he died. Shortly after
his death the brotherhood of Railway
Brakemen requested that the certificate
of insurance be delivered to them
which was done. The plaintiff states
that all the requirements of the constitu-
ton and bylaws of the Brotherhood
were complied with. The plaintiff states
that there is now due him from said asso-
citation the sum of $1,000, and alleges
that the deft ndant association and its
members have conspired to deprive him
of the sum of 1000, though they know
well it is justly due him. He further al
leges that the conspiracy was entered in
to in behalf of the association by the
grand secretary. Edward F. O'Shea, of
Gslesburg, III, and others, and that they
entered this cOnspircy with Margaret
Quinn, widow of the deceased, 10 deprive
the plaintiff Of his rights in said insur-
ance. The plaintiff states that the claim
of insurance was allowed and ordered
paid March /, 80, to Mrs. Margaret
Quinn, that the payment was made with
out authority Of law, and that the defend
ant, Margaret Quinn. wrongfully with
holds that sum from the plaintiff.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-27

To reduce our stock'of kid gloves, we
shall place on sale Saturday morning, our
button 81 and 81 50 kid gloves. all
sizes, at the unusual price of 50 cents per
pair. Call early for assortment of sizes
Also special reductions in chiidren's
bonnets and in our summer uAderwe ar
department, beginning Saturday morning
and until closed. Jonzin dressed kid
gloves, former price 81. sold now at 81;
undressed kid gloves, former price 81 rs,
present price IS cents. NJ. ARNOLD.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-27
Knee Pants. Knee Pants,

The greatest sacrifice sale of boys knee
pants ever brought before the public to
begin Friday morning, July 26. and con-
tinue Saturday, 27th and Monday, the
goth. We offer these pants at prices
lower than were ever made in this city.
We offer qualities at such low rates that
the goods are falsely supposed to be too
cheap to be good. We do not blame you
who say this is incredible. but we do
blame anyone who stops right there and
does not put US to the test. We can do
all we promise and
WE WILL DO IT.
If we fail, brand us for deceit. But
until you have proved our failure, don't
say it is impossible to sell such goods at
such low prices. We have graded these
knee pants into eight different lots, as
follows:
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-27

On August 9th and 20lh, September
1Oth and gath and October Sth. land ex,
cursion tickets will be sold TO points in
Iowa. Minnesota and Dakota on the c..
Nj. Il ST. P. railroad and also in points
in Dakota and Minnesota on the North
ern Pacific and the St. Paul, Minneapolis.
Manitoba and Minneapolis, st, Paul &
Sault Ste Marie railways. Also points in
Nebraska, Kansas and Colorado. Rate
for round trip one firstclass, one way
fare. Tickets good thirty days from
date of sale
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-27
WHOSE WAS 1T?
The Mysterious skull Found on
seventh Avenue Yesterday After-
uOOn.-Whence Came Its

The Mysterious skull Found on
seventh Avenue Yesterday After-
noOn---Whence Came 1t.
More complete investigation today
failed to throw any light on the idenufi'
cation of the skull found on Seventh
avenue by Supt. Schnitger's force of men
engaged in grading the track of the Elm
street plug in front Of the new school
building No. 3, yesterday afternoon. AS
was said in last nights ARGUS. the skull
was remsrkab y well preserved and the
lower set of te eth was almost complete
and in remarkably good condition. The
man who found it cleaned it up and hung
it on a tree; where it remained hideous
night, when he took it with him to amuse
his family.
The skull could not have remain ed
more than three years whereit was found,
as the street was entirely filled up at that
time when the Union Street Railway
company first built its line through there
The dirt was brought from the bluffs east
towards Auglstana college and it must
have come W tn it. but it is strange il
was not discovered before.
AS il is there is no theory as to
its identity or how long it had been in
the ground. 1t is certain, however, as
Shakespeare would put it. That skull had
tongue in il and could sing once.
1t might be the pate of a
politician; one that would circumveni
God, might it not2 or of courier which
or why may it not be the
skull of lawyer"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-27
BiehI's Mandolin Orchestra

Biehl's Mandolin Orchestra at Black
Hawks Watch Tower every day for six
days, commencing Wednesday, July "a,
from 10 a. m. to 8 80 p. m-musical spe-
ciates, xylophone solos, etc-a rich
treat for those fond of music dot
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-27

A Cleveland man has just married
again the woman from whom he was
divorced ten years ago. Meantime he had
married second wife and became a
widower.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-27

Are you weak and weary, overworked
and tiredf Hoods Sarsaparilla is just
the medicine to purify the blood and give
you strength.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-27
AN ODD SCHEME.

We approached few days ago become a party
scheme which explained the following language
I'VE will
offering purchaser
This will within
additional 80 75making of 5000
Cabinets gilt This
81
Wepace n community o
yes, public
But scheme the frame $2
dred 2Cs neghhors
they advertise their cabinets 50 90
would 81 75 handsome
OF photo
grsphe but bound to i omeon
strike an irresponsible bond
that he will continue business will
this scheme gives him better prices obtains"
needless RASMUSSEN declined
tactics, The
1s We make only the finest quality of and that
% We satisfaction
Gallery
appliances making Photos
ries in combined
Whenever
Tramp Ticket employed
Island exposing
II RASMUSSEN,
N E. Cor. Eighteenth Street and Second Avenue.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-27

The sword-f1sh ought to have no diff
Guilty in cutting q way for himself in this
world.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-27
NEW STOCK

Eternal vigilance enables a man to
carry the same umbrella for years.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-27

A first class 50 acre farm, with good improve
ments, in Bowling township. cheap.
A No. one hundred and sixty acre farm, with
hrst-class Improvements, cheap.
A nice bluff property, large grounds. shade
trees fruits, eic.. cheap.
Two or three acres on the bluff, fine lsnd for
building gardening.
Four and One-half acres OF land on the bluff
nicely located for lots.
Some of the best lots in Dodge's addition on
easy terms.
A good lot the blutI in Rodman's sub-divis-
ion. cheap.
him ts bluff.
sl,5oO VIII bay over acres with house. barn,
etc on bluff
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-27
sunday Services.

WHY" One Price Clothing House.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-27

AS far as can be ascertsined. no such
person as Carver is known in this city :.
If he does exist he is anxious for notoriety.
rs one could almost wade to the shore at
Horse Island and boats are daily passing
along. that would take up the "castaI
ways" If a signal of distress were hoisted.
The bottle is probably hoax.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-27

Benjamin Nelson, a fisherman, brought
to the city last evening a note which was
found in bottle he discovered floating
in the river about three miles south OF
town. The missive was brief and read as
follows:
Come out to Horse Island five miles
below Davenport and take us off Our
boat has floated away.
JoUN CARVED
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-18
.4BoUT HEN AND HomEM.

When walking out the empress of Rus
STA always carries a large fan, with which
to screen her face from those who stare
rudeIy at her.
Ben Hogan, ex-pugilist and evangel-
list, who made things hum in the oil re-
gion years ago, has gone to london to
convert the wicked Britishers.
Gen. Robert G. Schenek, x-minister
to England, and authority on draw
poker, is fooling around New York city.
He is eighty years old, but as vlyacious
as college soph.
Sir Julian Pauncefote has taken a sci
entific interest in the American game of
poker since he came TO this country. On
the steamer in which he crossed from
England ne first saw the game played :,
Since then he has been looking into It in
a scholarly way and says that it is the
browning triumph Of cards.
Elizabeth Akers Allen, the author of
the famous poem, Rock Me TO Sleep,
Mother, is living quietly at Ridge
wood, Y. j. She is an interesting wo-
man of fifty-seven, retaining her beauty
of face and sparkle of conversation. She
began writing poetry at the age of fif-
teen. Besides an occasional poem, Mrs.
AlteD QOCS Jul lulu nOHt@~
days.
''The Alstons, sir. die with their boots
on. - That was the constant boast of the
late Col. Bob Aston, famous throughout
Georgia as an editor and politician His
grandfather and his father died that
way, and one day after he had made his
boast he was shot to death. Next day
one of his boys committed suicide in
Washington, d. c.. A few days ago an
other son was jailed at Lithonia, Ga.
with charge Of murder TO his credit.
A young Scotehman namea Wilson was
killed in a Fourth Of July braygl there,
and Aston is accused of the crime.
Judge Thurman is suffering with the
rheumatism and is in constant pain.
When called upon by friend and asked
how he was feeling the Judge replied: {
shall have to answer about the same way
an old elbow once did when the doctor
called and put the same question,
THANK God I think I'M suffering about
as much as ] can. That's about the
way I am feeling tonight. This rheu-
matisnn does not seem to let up at all,
and with it I am, practically speaking,
OF no particular account. I thought the
warm weather would help me, but the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-18

weather has been 80 wet / have, as yet,
obtained no relief by it. l hepe to get
about again after while, however.
Mrs. Emma ID. e. N. Southworth, the
famous story writer, is now seventy-twe
years of age. and although still bright
and active, requires constant attention,
owing to defective eyesight In her
movements around the house she also
shows her years. Most of her time is at
present spent upon a new novel, which
she believes the public will pronounce
her best production. As she grows
older the desire seems to grow with the
authoress to write novel that will stand
out from all her many other works as of
unusual strength and literary force. Her
handwriting is still firm, and she re-
ceives friends with her old-tine hospi-
tality, although she no longer visits them
in return. The authoFess lives IL Yon-
kers, at the house OF her son, who has a
lucrative medical practice. Her regular
yearly income is $40 600, and with this
and the royalties on her many books,
she is able to live comfortably.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-18

readily refined and Yields larger =, ,
centage of burning fluid. 1t is tbersfs.
the more profitable, for while there s !.
large demand for lubricatlng OH
great trade is in the illuminants. 10
the samples have seen, I draw the c. ~
clusion that the oil gradually improves :
quality as you approach the Rio Grs1sII
from the east and north
'sMy opinion is that oil exists in Ds-4-
quantities all through West Texas Tia-s
is no way of proving this except bv d.l'
drilling, but my opinion is based on ~
report of the biologists of the stats VIC
the conformation Of the strata and on ~, ~
similarity existing between the roet :
which il has been found here and in a. u
oil regions of Pennsylvania. For . r'aS
Of small capital the proper place to wc,,'
is in the Nacogdoches region, WHERE a
might strike flow of few barrels n-'
DAY and find ready market for /, =
small quantities, but for large omar
ton should suggest locating furtba.
west. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-18
CASTING SR4DoWS.

Mexia Ledger: The Dallas Daily
Times Herald says: ExaIl for governor,
and Foster for treasurer. Right you are
as far as the treasuryship is concerned.
Jackson vile Banner: East Texas viii have
out candidates for governor next year, and don't
You forget it Nothing like supporting home
man. Jacksonville Banner.
There is the old East Texas spirit cropping out
again. The piney woods wants the whole earth
or nothing.-[San antonio Times.
No; she don t want the whole earth,
but she does want the governorship next
year and she is entitled TO it and will
have it.
Mexia Democrat. The Canton FeIe-
phone wants Charlie Culberson of Dallas
for attorney general. We want Sim
kins, that 5 the difference.
Terrell star. The Gainesville Post
says: 1.-the best man yet mentioned for
attorney general is Charlie Culberson of
Dallas-bY odds the brainest young law
yer in Texas. The Star is glad TO see
such favorable mention of Mr.. Culber-
SON. He merits all the good things that
are being said of him.
Austin Dispatch: What IS the matter
with ex-senator Dick Harrison for attor-
general? He is now the able assist