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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-24

Full Proceedings of The Recent Com
vcntion--Thc RESOLUTIONS.


LaGrange, Texas, July 2o.--Pursuant 70
cali OF the chairman Of the executive com
mittee. the democratic convention OF
Payette county met on this day.
Hon A Haidugek WIS elected tenn
r,rs,,, aLat,,,,. M g ~ pr,t.
Po'"'E u"an man iiN"'
WIS elected secretary ana MT, Nl.
stuedemunn md AIR. a. d. Scott nsaiat-
40, ..,.,,a,t,-,
"n. osN' S'Ht''e'
Upon motion OF J. +. Wolters. COM
,I,t, 49, va ae.eu'vu o''
.''s "nu pn"'' VI Ioplusehla'''h' FiA'
a. T. bradshaw, II. W. H. Hnpp. VIM.
., ~ A'ahe' " L. Mslcher ana /, u,
Clark. a like committee was selected
on permnnent ore.,,i.o,i,n ar,d or,,., -
y" r'nen orsa'''AaH0n ana order OF
ou'i'ess, CONSUMING OF Judge H. W..
Moore, c, j, II. Meyer. Chas. If, sehipee.
j. II. Goodwin. J. G Aielcber A 49,
rison. Antnn pnsr,ssr -, iis o..
,,ay'' anton ioSluseA ana John ST.
Wrbh, ana like committee on resoIu.
tlons, consisting OF A. T.. Jscissan ny.
Neltzer AZ "a o,n.r 70 ~, "'aN
NJ. Kllough. IL. N, Plato. August Wind.
meyer and W. II, McI<innon
Aft.r a fcyy ,,,r,,,,,,,, ,,,,,.,' a..
Ai''V ~" hlihu'ea recess the commit
tee on credentials and basis OF represent
alton presented their report. Yblnh was
,.I - 49,. a. ', - '''
resV4 anu auop'ep' "iter when the COM
mittee on permanent organization and
order OF business made thclr renor, whl,h
40, ,,,,,,,,.,',.,,, 49,, 'SfS''' "N's"
VIZ u"aniin9usiy nu1ptep.
IiVh. =. Won ROSENBERG was rec
V III IT peImanent chairman Of
LII Iii eo ',n,' anu tne iprmor hecretaty
anu asS'sttnI'ls WIRE retained
7, -Nilsh tns ADOPTION o. the report, MI.
.'.,,' ehyers "as essortel 70 me char and
c e2on hutse OF tne convention anu ds-
Siaie" 'ho convention FeahJ Tor buai-
ness I,s 49,. .,,,..,
nPVn Hio,ioh a eohihitiec OF et6ht was
appointed ~ me chair 70 select. dee,
kai,rs 70 he STATE ,,gonSresslonal and
luuleial convention. Inc committee Was
snen APpp'htSl ~ io-loWsf j.; Lame, MAX
Mel.zen, II. r. tosgnberg' >. =. DRAKE.
=; =. Hess, y rate H. A. hallus,
wafer II, Mqhinnon.
me convention theh ad)ourned until
oci9ck y. III.
At ];~y p m me convention was
aksan called 10 older.
Inc report Of the conmittee on fcsalu-
ions was received anu Fead, which was
as foliowsi
we, your committee respectfully rec
ommend the adoption OF the Following
resolutions, towlt.
si J.. hesoiyed. Tnat me deisgates 70 The
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brought them safely taci, 20 town, The
Mascot also went IL the reschs. tat
finding there WAS ample room for
all on board the ceslsia. put back 10
town
The Eagle Is an Old, nat ho,somrd
boat has not been IN good shAra FOR
some time ard was not rcgarded as
atriotly safe or seawSrtiiy, She was
badly In need Of thorough overhaul
ing and 4 was unwisc 10 risk her with
Dad Of russrngers. even for short
distance on tho bay. Had there been
heavy wind or rough sea Yesterday
tho lives OF several persons might have
been lost as the accident To hcr hap
pened IN iftcen or twenty feet OF water.
Tire reception and bail rendered the
lAght Guard at Ritisr's PAVILION rfday
night by the lafiics was al that
was anticnated for Il and was BY Ear
the greatest social success OF thu rsa-
son. The larre hall that IL usnd Tor
dancing WAS beautifully decorated with
eNeixrecns, flowers. hunting and naus,
tho decorations being attended IL nv
Mr Harry Dale, u Is seldom that ro
larEc u crowd has ever been soon Al
the pavilion, and the beauty and chlv.
airy OF Cornus Christi were there IN fun
force, A. many as forty couples we're
through tho "Elddv maxcs OF the
waltz" and the scene thus rrassntcd
was certainly one Of love, bhnine md
marie At 1880 o'clock tho music
ana DANCING ccayct Whom Mr..
Grant Il. Bennett. In n neat anil am
nroprlatc speech. Welcomed the i,lght
Guard back home, after which danclnr
was again resumed and kept ma rnUl
$3.50 O'Clock. whom the "uomc
SWEET Home" wRts announced thai
the Measure WIS az an end Nusln fhr
ne occasion was furnished he Fsyoila'a
- NaHH
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,uTH TEXAS TOWNS.


lrenbam. Texas, July 22.--At Stock
Lge,s pond this afternoon Rev. b.
Johnson baptized a number OF com
II OF the series of meetings he has
Il, boldlng at Mount Bethel colored
htist church.
[ofessor semmelmann wiilTive a free
Hsle exhibition at Casino hall tomor-
night and offers a reward OF 80
anyone to duplicate any OF his feats.
4 4 perhaps, the strongest man In the
IL belng able TO raise l6Og-pound
IN and play with two l0O-pound dumb
IL second regiment band was badly
Lnnninted In not getting the first
al the recens encampment.
[aeon Perkins Of tie African Meth
4 church, died Friday night and was
3rred Yesterday evening
picking begins In earnest to-
*row.
{sting meeting Mt the Methodist church
public school buildings Ore under
q repairs and being painted during
4 vacation,
+. Fischer has returned from Gal
kon and again embarked In the mar
business here
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10 n Pleasure Party's Boat.
MILITARY Hall,

Corpus Christi. Texas. July 22.-Yeater-
day morning pleaaute party, cem-
posed Of Mrs. W. a. Hasaeii, Mas Katie
Hasgeil. Misc Minnle Blum OF San An
tonic. Jules Kallsla OF Monroe. La, O.
~. Debow Of Tyler. Texas. and Claude
Arnold. boarded the sl0op Eagle. ". H.
Huffnker. captain. and started Tor Aran-
sos pass, TO joln the other pleasure
parties that went over on the
villa Vaughn and Two Brothers. Nv.
efything moved smoothly With the
Eagle until she had got about ten miles
out In the bay. when ouddenly she was
struck by a sharp pun 81 wind and
q heavy wave az the same time which
caused her shrohds 10 give way. This
left tho mast unsupported, ana over Il
went into the water, leaving the boat
without = foot Of sail 10 help her on
her way.
Fortunately the passengers were not
In the nay Of the mast when II topplcd
oyef, and escaped injury. Captain
I4auehton, who kerps the Central wharf
bath house, happened 70 be booking at
the boAt when the accident happened to
her ard at once gave the alarm. The
Georgia, Arthur Tirasfn'a boat, at once
set cut To rescue those on board and
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and Improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
Ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
Ices expenditure, by more promptly
adapting tho worlds best products 10
the needs Of physical being will attest
the value % health Of tho pure LIQUID
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In tho form most acceptable and pleas,
ant TO the taste, the refieshing and truly
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dispclling colds, headaches and feyers
and permanently curing constipation.
II has given satisfaction 10 millions and
met with the approval Of tho medical
profession, because II acts on the Kid.
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
oning them and II Is perfectly FREQ from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup.o Figs Is for sale by all drug
gists in ODE and 81 bottles, but Il is man.
ulactured by the California Fig Syrup
90, only, whose name IS printed on every
package, also the name. Syrup Of Figs,
and being well informed you will not
accept any substitute II offered.
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Dale, Texas, July 2i,--'rhe twenty-fourth
annual session OF the ST. John assoola-
ton OF ST. John district met with the 81,
John Baptist church, near Dale. Thurs
day. July 10, 1891, with large delegation
from all parts of the district,
The meeting was called TO order az 10
o'clock a, m. by Rev. l.. L. Campbell,
TIE moderator. The welcome address
was delivered by Mr.. T. a. Wien. respond
Cd 10 by Revs. J II, Curlev, l.. w. Mack
ey. VIM, Massey and j. q, JryRnt
The Introductory sermon was preached
by Rev, j. w. Bell Of Bastrop, Texas
which was interesting frcm beginning to
end.
Many thousand people are expected to
he on the ground by the last OF the week,
Many churches supposed 10 be FOR the
old convention have fallen In line with
tho new or general convention
From all Indications much good Will
DO done In the meetings,
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barton, Texas. July 21.-The funeral
In. Harrison, whose death was noted
bays Post, takes place this evening,
Harrison was born ana raised in this
Sy and had passed his twenty-elght
= uninterruptedly in this section
tughout his long sickness, tended by
IN hands and loving hearts, he bore
Lnder pain with a strength of mind
a was one of his characteristics.
Il has the grim hand of death re-
IA one from this sphere more popu-
more loved and mourned.
ichel camp of Confederate veterans
hold a meeting this evening and will
Eclpate IN n grand celebration with
|cltlzens on August next.
5ends Of young DR.. Phil Phillips pre-
Ia brilliant career for him in his pro-
| n. Already his office is full of pa
) and his success has won him a rep
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COLsIEsvEIL.

[[ssneil, Texas, July 2i.-The equal
\ board ended its iabors yesterday.
raised values on much
'aua than has been the case here
nh,ty and Sabine and the Sabine
~. Texas railways were each as
AZ valuations of 5000 per mile.
. ,slues ranged from 81 to IS per
10 location and timber or
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morning at O'Clock Rev, l.. d. Ridge
way, after a lingering liineHa. passed
away. surrounded by numerous friends.
Mr.. Bldgeway was the pastor in charge
Of the Christian church at this place
and by his uniform courtesy and affa-
hlliiy won the affection and esteem OF
everyone. He loavca a wife ard children
M death The chnstian church Loses
an able and Influential minister AND
Aoclety q pure and hnnnnl man.
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rnstcity whcn the train should arrive
He drew them up along the track lust
before. the train came IN and when 1t
hove IN sight eyes began TO bulge aud
knees tremhle, but tho gallant Florldlsns
as It came alonEstN the like OF battle
gave a couple OF kAen vicious shreks
when human courage couid stand no
more. and the whole command He'd IN
complete confusion, The colonel said thai
II took him only three hours to rally his
men and get thcm on board the ears All
OF them but one, who WAS never found
Other Interesting addresses were made
by Captain IL, n Watson, j. w. Liilari.
]. \. Seeph, Colonel @. r. Freeman. Col
others.
Today Miss BESSIE Saxon very imprea-
slvely recited the farewell address Of Jcif
Davis TO the United states senate, and
addresses were delivered hv Or. George
II: Perry and Rev, VA Il. G, Carnes.
The following Officers were elected for
the ensuing year. Commander, a. II.
Watson; adiutant. J. NJ Prude; commits.
saiy, Rev. Carncs. The next reunion viii
be held al this ulace In July 1895
COI,ORED uArTIsrs
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|'esneil. Texas, July 22,-Dr. Chan
me up from Hyatt yesterday. going
MS family in Angelina county; he
learned that a dog had bitten his
|slti' and he felt great sollcitude for
~ |.l;a, fearing the dog may have been
zane Noteworthy and children, af-
ssst OF several weeks among rela-
FEC and elsewhere In East Texas,
[9'eiday for her home at Uva.de.
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Caldwell. Texas July 22.-Nrs. Robert
Pollock. nee Rice. died today OF con
sumption. aged about IS years, Deceased
was a member Of the Methodist church
and sincere Christian LADY. Che leaves
as d large circle Of friends and relatives.
70 mourn her loss. Her romans viii
lie carried to Elizabeth chapel tomorrow
for intcrment
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'ofia, Texas. July 22.-The Victoria
PAL cub organized last night with
|mbershlp Of twenty. C. s. Wells
fleeted manager. s. G. Reed secre-
and treasurer and G. w. Monson
|h,
|egro boy named Alfred Carver was
fet in the Guadalupe river near the
'ctory yesterday afternoon.
management OF the Gulf, Western
reno excursion rate OF 20 per cent
one wny fare 10 Port Lavaca from
ents west OF Wharton, to enable
ltfons. 10 spend Sunday on the Gulf.
~ furnishes large delegation
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beaumont. Texas, July 1.-THE weather
bureau save beaumont dry sunday 10.
gay In order to let the Christians q tho
city 20 10 church. 1t is ASTONISHING
now well filled the local houses Of xos.
shlp are on fair Sundays.
Ihe Two new passenger coaches for
the kaysee road have arrived from the
SHOPS OF the Pitisburg, Fort Wayne ami
Chicago railroad. The cars are beauaes
anu are pointed red. They viii 70 into
commission on Thursday next, when the
much talked OF excursion to Buna will
De given, On that day the people OF
Buna will give what is expected 70 b.
the biggest barbecue ever known IN
southeast Texas. The kaysee company
VIII use us own coaches aud rent others
from the Southern Pacific company,
MT and Mrs, A, N. Wolstun ami dnurh.
yer, Louise, returned this morning from
galveston, where they have been visit
ing relatives for the past several weeks
,r ooionel Joe 5. Rice. president; OF the
IeNas and Louisiana Lumber Manufac-
from Hyatt
The. la1lts. of St. Marks Episcopal
church VIII hold an important meeting
tomorrow (Monday) afternoon in the
church at o'clock.
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OLIVE.

Olive. Texas. July s2-At late meet
Ing OF Pine Lodge, No, ei2. A. F. and A.
NJ, the following officers were Installed.
E. Al, Lewis. W. NJ; L. T. McElyra, s.
w; ], r., Davenport, j, w: A. O.
Hodges. secretary; L. C. Adams. treas
urer; Thus, White, s D.. Chas. Malt
zachar, j.. D.; ID. c. Minis S. s.; c. X.
olive Lodge, No. 3I6, {. o. o. f., met
on the 18Th instant and Installed the fcl-
lowing officers; @. A. Sternenberg, y.
rotary; II. II. Furby. treasurer
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n' Texas, July 2i,-A box supper
|ra sa 'ast night by the ladies to Sc
70 paint the Baptist church,
I'M s sI,ay was In attendance. A
4 Fuisaaa quit was disposed Of Mrs
N numhot Henderson RECEIVING me
htei Ia 4, OF votes. The proceeds
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HYMENEAL.
seumann-seymour.

vyarreuton. Texas. July Hat the res
,asnre 81 the brides parents, Miss Gus
~ seymour OF warrenton and Mr. VIM,
. Seumann OF Houston wer. quietly
married.. Father Hurth OF ST. EDWARDS
eoIieee. Austin. officiating.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-24

Resolutions Passed Thanking The
Post ami Richmond citizens.

Richmond, Texas. july 2s,--rhe work Of
Saturday lasted until very late hour
last night. Reports OF the various COM
mlttees and comments thereon were
heard. vote OF thanks was rendered
Professor II, NJ Williams, the stenogra'
pher, for service In the meeting.
The following resolution on The Hous-
ton Post was unanimously adopted;
Whereas, The Houston post has 50
kindly opened Its columns to our meeting
and SO fully publishes the proceedings
thereof, be 1t
Resolved. That we herein express our
appreciation OF same and tender vote
OF thanks 10 the city reporter and pub
fishers.
\ resolution was also adopted eompli.
menting the good citixens OF Richmond
OF both races for their hnsptAlties.
Short speeches We're made expressive
OF the asociaton's high appreciation aud
fesard tor those who had so nicely en-
The fo.lowlng offcers were re-electedi
Rev, w. VI, Burton, moderator; Rev. J,
Cooper, vice moderator; j; II. Roberts,
recording secretaryi Rev, 7, II, Collier,
corresponding secretary; Rev. Joseph
missionary
The next session Will be held at whar-
ton. Texas. In the week following the
fourth sunday in July 1885
SUNDAYS SERVICES.
Fully 1900 people were on the grounds
Sermon at II o'clock by Rev A. T. Cor
don OF Stafford on omissions" Follow
Ing the sermon the foreign mission claims
were presented by Mrs. \, Taylor OF
San Antonio
LIBERIA. collections were taken up for
both State and foreign missions
The sum OF 500 was donated 20 Gunda,
lupe college
Az this iuncturo Professor J. II. II.
Lee travelling agent Ter Bishop college,
was introduced and heard, Professor
Lee made strong speech In favor Of
Industrial education and the development
OF talent.
Rev. @. w Smith preached at : p m.
and the services closed III y, IN,
The executive board Will meet Monday
morning and complete the work,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-24

Jersey City coupe were InaIiieu IA
s,sre sunday night recently. ana
urus s,,,aee,,tlst says that this was the
sne iAl-l nrnrnonv 81 the kiad that has been
s ss,l.m ~ In lis place II Is a new ae,
psr IN matrlmony. ana n rsv,ye he he
ane~srneliins salts handy 20 nv, nv eroom
bride. and soda conveniens -Phiiade.-
should feel disposed "
pa Rssell-
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nnsk

4 Texas, July 0.-1n the case =,
Nss,. francis & Francis and j.
IAt n /. u NE county court. the jury
r. M verdict ate yesterday even.
3 about 'Ss NV Larue, for si29. 60.
4 ne,ssmeni; The defendsnts ~ 49, vs
.sor stlal every time This 70 70 i
D., dsnn,,,ses on accoun. ~ =
boat az sheriff. ievyinr an az
i The % opi ,H9 muiea or I.ar,,e =" th a."
b ard horses or muies I .ar,,e
of Ter 'e exempted under me S
for abon, me case has been in
R1r, costs eighteen month"; and
ef No including witness fees
Pa We mu.. IT. :. rrean sup
~ "%iA l4Is l.1lt y,
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nge. Texas, July 81. - Last night
unknown person entered the store
|. W. Easterllng by cutting out a
of glass and carried away a gem
assortment Of groceries and dry
!. MIR. Eusterllng estimates his loss
bout s25. This is the third time
n the past few months that stores
been burglarized here.
Methodists have Just closed n sue
|ul camp meeting at Wofford's cross
Fhere were fully fifty families camp
land about thirty accessions to the
Eh. Perfect order prevailed through
IS Annie Cabanlss of Houston, who
been visiting relatives here, returned
yesterday. Mrs. j. p. Cabaniss OF
place Is visiting home folks in Waco.
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|esbeeck Texas. July 2l.N-Camp Joe
bon. situated nine miles northwest
fck's creek, closed last night after
Ree days meeting. The crowd was
|azy estimated at from 5000 to 5000
I. Tehuacana, Groesbeeck and
n each gave n musical entertain
4 % Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
ights respectively. The Mexia mill
company gave several exhibition
which was all very much enjoyed
n old gray headed warriors.
oliver Guards of Groesbeeck have
5eturned from Austin. They being a
organized company they did not
II lirst money but expect to do so
a ear
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NAyAsoTA.

Navasota, Texas. July :2.-Yesterday
evening as a negro boy was coming to
town, he was pursued by a dog. which
finally overlook him and bit him severe
~ on the thigh. After he was bitten and
a doctor had examined him, 1t was found
the dog was mad.
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...rt "a and RoOthen Gordon. The
~, scnount i had OF him was In East
49, Address any Information about
Mn 70 Chas. Martin. Dayton, Texas
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|ro Texas, July 22.-Rudolph Kle-
ESQ, leaves today for Gonzales to
the Augustine case. which is set
|omorrow. A great number OF witt
+ also go from here.
rs has como from the wife OF Joe
be, one OF the parties charged with
burder Of tie Brazzels In this coun-
1875, that he is dead. Sitterle has
Ives here.
wife and infant child of Ed Scott,
bin Sell went to Victoria yesterday
hot Henry stanifer, colored, wanted
1 on a charge of assault to murder.
Ialeged assault was made about a
ago. The examining trial was had
rday evening,
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a y9ung ades or this place was VOL
n ~ s,,e and enjoyed by the boys Amer
Tom F,pfy 'asy Went 10 the residence of
evening iesseu pleasant
p,a,gs yo4ng people went to J. w sum.
nnr residence anu had things their wav
lor Two or three hours ''V" way
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resolutions IN said conventions md that
the dclesates fsom this 20 The STATE and
TO vote ha a whit upon these resolutions;
majority OF the delegates present 10
control the entire vote Of tho county.
y. Ana. be II resolved. That we rec1r.
mise IN our senator. r6n. lSfienrh Slnif-
son. and our representatives. Hon. Josef
Peter and Hon Z. J. IL. Meyer wise and
conservative oltisene, trun democrats and
patriotic members % our party and tkat
We approve and indofse their course M
our representatives in the last legislature
OF Texas.
Z. Resolved. That In Hon. Jonathan
Lane We recognize an able, honest. true,
fearless exponent OF democratic prln-
elples, One who has ever been found
principles OF the party and statesman
who would represent this district In CON.
gresH with ability. courage and impartial
ity. Therefore we hereby indorse his
candidacy aud instruct our delegates 10
The congressional convention TO vote for
Nun AZ our choice TO represent us In the
nsSt gongress, 50 ,ong as his name Is be-
;. Resolved, That IN the Hon. n. II.
Phelps, we recognize the emlnOnt jurist,
profound student u lawyer whose name
has never been furnished, and We hereby
instruct our delegates to tho state con-
veution TO vote Tor him as one or the
Judges Of the court OF criminal appeals,
and 20 use all honorable means 20 80,
cure his nomination thereto.
g. Resolved, That while We hali with
delight and accept In good faith the com.
promise by which harmony WAS reeforea
TO the democracy OF Texas. We condemn
all efforts OF the political triekstcr Rnh
demasogue to promote discofd by yolat.
ing the spirit Of the Dal,as resolutions.
We believe the executive conimitsecs
Of our party should be fair, open and I'M.
partial IN their official acts. and should
strive 70 be above susplcion We special
~ condemn tho unfair, arbitrary and sas
crct methods recently praotictd BY eorae
members Of our county executive come
miitee, Those .ersous who conoalyed,
formulated aud ordered an odious plcdke
10 be signed by democrats In order TO
prosunk an unnecessary ami bitter strife
Ia ms county have proven thenfllVes
a. menace 70 our party and our free in-
sttnuonN-if on,S they were endowed
with lnieNecta qualified to keep pace with
the desires OF their hearts. Ne there
l9fc eonNratnlate the democrats OF Fay
patriotism aud good sense OF the people
those petty tyrants have ended their
shufi-llNed career ensnnred In tho
mcshes Of their own follyi while Inc re-.
united democrats OF N0yctte county,
ward with confidence to the ultimate tri-
umph OF democratic principles.
Max Meltaen,
Henry W. Flnta,
w u. Mcklnnoni
y. NJ, knlough,
NJ. AZ, OMAR,
Aug. Windmeyor,
w. a. Giles,
r a. l.. Jacltlnn
Tho resolutions as read were th9n
uuopltd by the convention by almost Is
unanimous vote, The committee ON dele.
khtcs then reported nuFgesting delegates
10 the several conventions as per their
The convention then proceeded TO nom
mate Two candidates for Representative,
NE two.ihirds rule 10 be adhered 20 IN
nominating. ON the fourth ha lot Hon
Josef Peter and a w. Fake. having re-.
cclNed two-thlris of the entire vote OF
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caldwell. Texas, July .2,-GeorFe snro-
ylk was stabbed in the back last night at
bohemian dance four miles from town.
The wound Is quite painful. though not
serious.
different direction. a Bohemian came IN
this morning fanning imaginary butter
niCS from HIS face
confeot.onefdes owned by d. H. Ponce,
and Will operaie news stand m c1p-
necticn. Nj. HenFy Of Cameron Will also
but IN a stock OF sewing machines.
G. 3. Williams and X. J. Alexander left
today Tor Galveston TO attend the STATE
bar asaouiatlon.