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w. III. & r. S. TUCKER & co.
MONDAY, JUNE 22ND, TO SATUR-
DAY JUNE 9TH.
SPECIAL SALE.

Another shipment Of Ladies' Laun-
dered Waists just received at great
concession in prices from the manu-
facturers. These waists are in a great
variety of styles, all good for midsum-
mer wear.
w. III. & r. S. TUCKER & co.
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BUSEN ESS EMS
III. & r. S. TUCKER & co.
MONDAY, JUNE 22ND TO SATUR-
DAY, JUNE 9TH.
SPECIAL SALES OF LADIES' MUS
LIN UNDERNEATH.

These garments are just received
and have been ordered out for the con-
venience of our customers who con
template going away this summer to
the seashore or the mountains.
We sell only the best underwear
but we sell at low prices, every gar
ment is in perfect shape, exquisite il
make, and prettily trimmed, just the
garments to wear away from home.
Right garments at right prices.
w. III. 81 r. S. TUCKER &5 co.
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w. II. & r. S. TUCKER & co.

JUNE 22ND. TO SATUR-
DAY, JUNE 9TH.
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Large Misunderstanding
and Twilight.
EVERYTHING

IN MONS, Boys, Misses and ChiIdren's
Hosiery.
speaiai Values and Extra Qualities at l5c,
20c and 25c.
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w. IT. q r. S. TUCKER a. co.
MONDAY, JUNE 22ND, TO SATUR

In natnr.I linen-just the shoe for
hot r-esSfier at home, at the seashore
n.y. - 1T the mountains.
w. II. q r. S. TUCKER q co.
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InvigOrating Price Cutting I!
I0fY LPfteT PT0mnlS a PeTemptQrY SaIe

to We It, a
positive loss. Bargain OF
AXE with
III e
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TENTH DISTRICT.


| Gonzales--Governor Culberson so Kear-
| by 1873. Congross-Sholhurne (lem) IS:
| Allen (popD, Sc Ilawley (repD, ~. Rep
rosentatve- Hin 1876; Ryan 1913 Johnson
1l3. Dennis ll5.
Harwood Bryan ana Sewall lG7 Bryan
and Watson &c; Mckinley "a. Cuherson
i22; Kearby ne. Congressman Shelburue
ldem.), ~; fIawley Tep,), 40; Allen tpopD
rs.
GonzalesBryan and Sewall electors have
carried this county by from 800 to 500.
This is the best estimate. but it Is certain
that Bryan and Scwall carry the county.
Kearbys majority over Culbersou is 51i
Congress. Shelhurne, dem has a plurality
over Allen. pop, of IS, and over liawley
rep, 1907 For district Judge Twenty
fifth district. Spooners majority over Ken
non is PSF. j. b. Hill, dem, is elected
to legislature over Ryan, pop. by l43, All
county officers are democrats except Wal
ter, county attorney. pop hy III majority,
and Wood, pop. by 1856. The balance of
the county democratic ticket Is elected by
from $50 to COO majority Returns from
Wilson, Guadalupe, Gonzales. Colorado and
Lavaca counties indicate the election Of
Kennon. ind. district judge, over Spooner.
dem, by 400 majority.
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GOLD FOR CURRENCY.
instructions 10 Assistant Tr.asurers h,
garding Interchange.

instructions 10 Assistant Tr.asurers Re
garding Interchange.
Washington. November 5.--unitcd States
Treasurer Morgan today sent the following
letter 10 all assistant treasurers OF the
United States:
"Rcfcrring TO the Instructions communi-
Gated to you By my letter Of November %,
1895 authorizing you to receive gold coin
In exchange for currency, | have to say
that the department desires 10 be in
formed ia advance of any large tranaac-
lions IN order that steps may be taken to
accommodate the depositors If the stock OF
notes and silver certificates available in
The cash OF this Office will admit OF the ex-
change being paid.
THE payment Of express charges bv The
government on remittances OF gold to the
Offices OF The treasury and on the currency
returned therefor will be discontinued.
Gold below the least current weight will
be received as heretofore In exchange for
paper currency under the regulations now
In force,
The short weight coin. Of course. will be
received only on its ascertained weight.
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UNITED srATEs COURT.

+. =. Olcott VS.. J. II. Bao2er ct al. con
tinued by agreement
Houston and Texas Central railway com
pany VS.. J. H. Baozer ct al, continued by
agreement.
Burnett r. sioddard VS.. Charlotte NJ.
Sudbury ct al. continued.
Robert &. Dun w George r Waters ot
al, demurrer Of Wordsworth, Baines &
Co.. argued and submitted
Phillip Mcdonald VS. Robert Irvine ct
al. reset for Saturday next.
New York ana Texas Land company VS..
Crystal Springs lumber company ct al
leave to NJ G Howe to file answer and to
complainant 10 file amended bill.
John w. Smith VS.. Texas Western rail
way company, leave to file exceptions to
masters reports upon interveutions of J
C. Dewitt No SO. NJ. p. Morris No 50 and
NJ. T. Jones lumber company No. 90
!. W. Weiuer was admitted to practice as
an attorney before the court
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a CAREEuL MlrNEss.


Tho Man v.,s A,,t.,,. r,. -, a.. ,-..,,.
ana ,,oid il.',....,' ,,,.., '"'"
,,,.,.....
'u'VuF" "e'oru'
The young lawyer was determined that
If vigilance could accounlish nnvthint the
,,., sho,I, ,. ,,
~. ''''' Nv U''''''' ~ 'a'o' VI "''
euchi ana 80 when the careful old man
won't upon the stand for the defense The at g.
tolitev le,ned for,ynr1 n,onoraa ia t,,tt
o,.,,,, ,., a..
nv vi '"' way
Mf' johnson, tho plaintiff said the
careful old man. said that If would buy
tt,. h.,,... a.. ,..,,,., ,.., g.. ,,.
,t ~
nuP''Sn "'9 'N"''' ne n"iN II" thouEut
.N'' "t'lpso" "ouIH HbIee TO go
b",Ss
,,..,,, t'' W.. nili'u "ha' you kuess we doh
N ',' ""S "'a'e"S "' Eu'a7'nb' ionI hpn"f
w. w ''"','' "nI'Nt u" inns Ml'htHa
Ws'li''un!' ne - tu,5sihs al what h'
say, we "aht iHetS'
h~cuSV me- sdll lhe 'aFeiul OH man;
was uuouI 10 say guess al nothing,
anu Insisted on the understanding being
eN'"oi'Hu'u 'h iuS presence 30 thr Two
u ," bo' loB. mr. WIN me on manu- 10
HN,'u 10 "ha' lheE shli' understand
'pJ'o'eu 10 as ihfohi peleht' Your honor,
We uot "aht 10 Know what tnls man
uudeISlands was done' We want what he
Knows was zone we want
one moment. aald the careful Ola man.
was apou' 10 say mat l understand or
ulhdlN conversation win some difficulty,
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King Wilhelm will take his football team
20 Bryan next Sunday to play match
game with the agricultural and Mechanical
college team Tonight a practice game
was played with the st. Mnrys college
team and the boys showed up In good form
and indicated a vast Improvement since
she first game was played away from home
when the Narsites used them up so badly.
King Wilhelm is especially anxious tor a
contest with the Houston football team ana
hopes TO have that pleasure before the sea
son is over. II the game should be played
in Houston a good crowd would 60 from
here to see II.
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rnnAY,s rRnnAnILlrIEs.

Washington November 5.-Tonnossco.
Kontucby Fair. warmer hS Friday night;
westerly winds becoming southerly.
Georgia. Alabama aud Mississippi Fair
warmer southorly winds
Arkansas and Louisiana Fair, warmer,
suutheaaterlN Winds.
Eastern Texas Fair. southerly winds.
Kansas Generally fair. colder. high cold
northctiy wpds
North aud South Dakota and Nebraska 20
Light SNOW high porthorly Winds
Montana ana Wyoming Fair colder.
nurthorly winds.
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This afternoon at $3.50 white man. aged
about So years went into the Beach park
lay down on bench underneath the Indies
grand stand. and shot himself through the
heart using a 3S-calibre revolver
People in the noighborhood OF the park
heard the report Of the revolver. The
man weighed about 10 pounds had red
mustachc. black and gray hair and was
neatly dressed There was nothing on hun
to tell his name. and no one seems to know
who he was or where he came from.
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nALTlMnRE RACES

baltimore. November 5,--Thc fall running
meeting at pimlioo opened today.
Five furlongs, selling --Medica. Nayahoe
Declare. Time. ;03ia
Three quarters Of mllc.--Ross o., At
lants. Mohawk. Prince. Time. 1918
Mile Tenderness. Nick johnson. sa-
pclo. Time, do
Five furlongs Myrtle l.. Minnie Alphon.
so. sonnet Time, l,05.
Mile ana onr-cghth. Emotional, Ameer
Premier. Time las.
Hail breeds. ON flat. gentlemen riders
Nadlie. Calandor SanEAroe.
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YELAscO NEWS NOTES.

Yclasco Texas. November "a dry
norther blew up yesterday about noon and
grew colder as night came on. This morn
ing was quite cool.
The tug Stella towed the brlgantino
Geneoa out to sea yesterday after she had
discharged her cargo Of canned goods con-
signed to this port from Baltimore.
The tug Stella left this morning for
Sabine Pass after bringing over some barges
to be used In lifting the tug Ingalls,.
The Hotel Velasco has changed hands.
Mrs. NJ. y. Field has retired and the syndi-
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cuNlous coNpeNsArloNs.

\ Spanish hnllhrhtcr's fee for a special
performance is about $aoo0
loot OF newly mllcu snow changes
| into an iuch OF water when meltod
Montana produced 2l,53o.oi3 pounds OF
/ wool this year aud leads all other Statca
as Il wool grower.
Craubcrrioe are plentiful ana cheap, and
many Cape Cod growers are holding np
for higher prices
In Melbourne "a woman gets two ponce
half pouuy for malung II shirt, whlo a
Nhin4udn gets avcponcc toi washing IT.
one of tn" public schools OF Germany
the Tan Ruppm gymnasium. mas made il
obligatory for all rs pupils To learn to ride
the bicycle,
Noahs wife Is said by Armeuians to be
huried on Mount Ararai, aud the Armeni
aus truce thcr ancestry back to Japhct III
one long genealogical Tree.
The smallest salary drawn by any Ma
tioual chict executive in the civilized world
Is that which the president of tine Rcpubiic
ot Andorra receives. II is siA shillugs a
month
There is a tribe In Central Africa among
whom srf titers in public debates are re-
quired To stand on ono lex wnlc spcat
ing, ANA to speak only as long as they can
SO stand.
The duke of Argll possesses strange
avenue of trees upon the estate ON Loch
i'yne Every tree has been planted by some
distinguished person aud bears an msclia-
ton showing when and by whom.
Two parishes In Berkshire have four IN
habitants each, In buckingham there il a
parish with seven Inhabitants oxford one
with eight ana some other countries have
parishes with less than twenty.
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Bryan and sewall 25iS, Mckinley $e5c knl-
berson 1896; Kearby .i54. CongressnA
Sbolburne (deml. 1923; Hawley trN
3lO7; Allen popl. Ga. Senate Kdrr
(dem) 3l9i Seydler (rop). 26S5; King
(popD. 57i. Roprescntative-Wolt 4l50,
Schlick 1853; Matjowsld, 2709i Gosch 1892
Warrenton-B Bryan aud SCwall "A; Bryan
and Watson i: Mckinley 1872. Culberson
$50; Kearby 81. Congressman -Shelburne
ST; Hawley lS2 Allen / Senate-Kerr 49, /;
Seyder 1907 King l. Representative-Wol-
tiers AS; Sohick 2ll, Matjowsky 1870; Gosch
20.
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THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.
REEVES.

Pecos-Complete returns from this county
show the election of the entire State demo
cratic ticket, with Stevens congressman
Tilutt State senator and Crowley represent
ativc. 7. j. Hefiner was elected county
judge, John Y. Leavell sheriff. j B. Glib
sen clerk. T. II. Beauchamp treasurer,
George Estes county attorney, w. u. uud-
son assessor, A. Nj. Randolph surveyor. A.
Nj. Walthaii carried the county for distric,
Judge and a. Gillett for district attorney
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that business men who have been oramped
due TO the banks contracting their loans,
need have no more trouble in that respect.
Local bankers had universally withheld
their gold up to the conclusion OF the eiec-
ton. To-day they began paying the yellow
metal out TO all their customers who de-
cd AZ
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CINCINNATI RACES.

Cincinnati. November 5.--Results: Mile.
Dave pulsfcr won, Tancreed second; Will
lie w. Time. 1;4SA
Five and onc-half furlongs -Madrilono.
Lady Louise Mertic Reed No time given.
Mile and one eighth Volma, Janlhorcc.
birmingham. Time. 03is
six furlongs. Belle Bramble, Bromo,
Goshen Time. 1919.
Six furlongs. Fuero. Mate, Ondague
Time 1910
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CALDMELI.

Lochhart $50 Entire vote OF Caldwell coun d.
ty; Bryan and Sewall 1872 Bryan and Wat
son IA; Mckinley ISL Culberson 1908
kearby 1888. Congressman. Sayers, dem,
1915; Makenson. rep. Al; Andrews pop,
zoos. State senate, Harris rep t. Repre-
sentative. Rogan, dem, 1925; Sinclair, rep.
269; Haines, pop, 1855.
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Eigin-Bryan and Sewall 226 Bryan ana
', watson a. Mckinley l52; Culberson 23g;
Kearby 3l5. Congress. Savers dom oEa,
Makeinson. rep, So; Harris tcoloredl IA
Andrews, pop, Pill. State senate Stone
dem, Coy. Representative. Staples. dem,
lo5; Goodman, rep, 81; Miller pop, go
Bastrop-B Bryan and Sewall IFS: BRYAN
and Watson 81; Mckinley All; Culberson
22e; kearby 4oS. Congress. Sayers. dem,
5Ss' Harris 3; Makemson. rep. 267; An
drews' pop, 90. State senate, Stone dem,
whole vote. Representative, Staples dem,
Zo2; Goodman, rep. pa; Miller, pop, $50.
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NINTH DISTRICT.
WlLLlAMSnN

WILlIAMso,
['n-oelo,r'' is @s s NJ, ., -,
Political adj ers Williamson county,
IT, cAesser, dem. ais' county s,. at
sheriff county clerk, J. W.
e +, RIP 3 ?. n HSno' S G. pa'I. dem
FoslSsSE' a. DEM; g county, l' sas
asissic2Deshan +, 4 nrI Losan' den DEM
H. " 'p g OF the I pe.d J., D. ~ p.
! AaillDT. rsuiisesD.0 pop pa, constable
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Marble Falls-Bryan and Sewall POI
Bryan and Watson %; Mckinley u.s. Pal
mer and Buokner >; Culberson l49: Kcarhy
15s. Congress. Sayers 1876; Andrews 50.
Makcmson 90 State senate, Yeti l72; Wool
sey lbs. Representative. Lauderdalc 40;
Holland IT'S.
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PARKER.

:, ~ and sewall 148. BRYAN
M a % o. Mckinley 26. Culberson
fh'' pop, "a. ''''''''''' ue''''
n ,,'ss y vote of count,
kI, SsSa ~. $3.50; Bryan anG Watson
|,,, a' ',s' culberson 2s57; Hearty
/ s n. Lanham, dem. 2q5G. Jen-
4. ~ M, y representative, shrop-
wi Radford. rep. 2263.
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MENARD AND scHLEICuER.

enardsvllle-Menard and schelcher
counties gave Bryan and Scwall 297; Bryan
and Watson %; Mckinley 12i. Culberson
a0G, Hearty 2a6 Congressman Slayden.
dem, 2li; Noonan. rep. 40; McRae, pop.
49, State senate Tourney, dem, 235; Rob
erson, rep. 2l9, Callan.
dem, 97S; Renfro, pop, 13S.
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SPORTING NOTES.
SAN FRANCISCO RACES.

San Francisco. November 5.--Woathci
fair, track slow. Results;
Six and one-halt furlongs. Howard s.
Candolaria. Lincoln H. Time. :2S.
Selling. six furlongs.-~l.a Marietta,
Doubtful, Gree. Time, i.l6L.
Six furlongs. -Artemis Aransa, Mystic
Maze. Time. l6
Selling mile Hazard, Little Cripple
Reddington. Time. i2H,
Selling. six furlongs Preston. Imp. Miss
Brummell. Chartreus H. Time 1,l5Is.
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EDNA. As result of the election the
loiloWing county officers have been elected
A. H. Mcdowell sheriff j. o. Rowlet,
county Judge, l., f. Wells. county clerk :
o. = York county attorney; f. w. Ror-
ers. county assessor, p. lfeas county
treasurer, c. Asbeck Jr., public woighor;
commissioners, e. S. Simons, Robert Mil
by Charles Asbeck, L. Knudson The pop
ulsts had Il full ticket in tho field from
Justice of the peace up, but failed to elect
single one.
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Jacksboro- Bryan and Sewali 1870.
Bryan and Watson 7i5; Mckinley 2l6. Cul-
berson 1913: kearby $50. Congressman
stephens. dem, 1910; Haeard. rep, so;
Bentley, pop. a15. State senate--Goss.
dem, 1913; Mcdonald, rep. 90: Waters.
pop. 900. Representative Barrett dem.
lo4i Scoggard pop. 93i.
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San Saha-Shn Saba coun,y vote; McKip-
ley 1917 BryaC ana Sewall $50; BRYAN and
Watson 100 Palmer and buckncr II. Gull
berson SIS: kearby $40. Congressman
slayden 5ii; McRae AZ, Noonan ll3, Rep
decentralization SIC; Martin i55, Three
small boxes not yet heard from.
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GO1.IAID.

and Watson 24i. Mckinley G37; Culhcrsln
54N, kcarby ST. Congressman. Grass. rep.
G3, klehers, dem, 1876; Smith. pop sol.
State senate, Linn, dem, 100t pamron,
pop 347 Representative. Franklin, pop.
6lS; Bailey, dem, j95 Iallowoll rep, 1915.
District judge, Grimes 400; Wilson go,
District attorney, Nandcnborg 765; Hill
6j9. Goliad county complete.
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pRAZoS.

o,,, two more precincts hearu
-VO ,..,erday and these do not ma
's ,s! ,s, the report given In The
eaa W., Brazos county. Miilican
y! , ,, are the only precincts
~ l, r't ram and they are the two
~. =. county. but the vote of these
y " ", ~, change anything unless 1t
4. u ,r S,' county officers. In the coun-
N NV r Nun is reelected sheriff,
I 7 wi .Isc,ed tax assessor, X. w Carr
: ,,sssurer, G. w. McMlchael is
univ clerk and the offices OF
. Is district clerk and county at
ysry close and can not be decid-
1 A. full vote gets In.
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RENAIi.

San Antonio Eighteen city and county
precincts give Bryan 2359; Mckinley 1870;
Bryan and Watson sos; Palmer and Buck
nor AZ. Thiriy-siX out Of Fifty pre-
ciuts in BeXar county: Congressman
Noonan Siis; Slayden 2s75; McRae o.
twenty-five precincts give Culberson 2I26;
Kearby 1912.
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KATE FIELDS REMAINS.

San Francisco. Cal, November 5.--The
remains OF Miss Kate Fields were not
brought here by the steamer from Homo
lulu. The obsequiss will be postponed until
the arrival OF the next steamer.
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PAYING OUT COLD.

Kansas City. Mo, November 5.--Local
bankers in interviews today unite in say.
ing that the result has been to make the
Kansas City money market easier and
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San Dtego-Complotc returns of Duval
county; Bryan and Sewall 1876, Bryan and
Watson o; Mckinley 49, Culberson 800:
Kcarby 7SG Congressman Kloberg. dem,
A5i; Grass. rep, 763 Smith, pop. 0. State
senate. Alice, dem, rs; Hinojosa, rep,
SIG. Representative, Turner, llG5; Brady,
pop, 90.
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FORT RENT

co,, appropriations are the returns Of ,h;s
-. UP TO noon today; Bryan and SewalI
Cm,,h nisah ana Watson 2S Mckinley 200
19s; lIawley 2lo3. 1he'oufhe
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SCURRY.

snyder-Bryan and scNall 40; bryan
aud Watson 1885, Mckinley 90. Culberson
l55' kearby 1S5 Congrcssman-Step
dem, 30; Bentley. pop, go. State sen
ator-D Democrat 215 populist 227, Repre-
santatiVe-Democrat 2l5; populist ~
Three small boxes out.
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COLEMAN

\ Ws a,,i and sewall go
\, Rss sSn u Co. Mckinley 10: Cul-
!; ies siuy W. Congress, Lanham
'''Ains' pop, 100; smith, gold
|Na a. 'S c,,i and sewall 50: Bryan
-uuam i6; jenkins 2G, 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-06

Cuero. bryan and Sewall 1861; Bryan
and Watson 25S Mckinley 1861; Culberson
1852; Kcarby 1905, Congressman. Kleberg
dem, 1884 Grass. rep, 1889. smith, pop.
Az State senate, Linn, dem. 2409; Dam
ron, pop, 1855 Representative, Bailey,
dem, 1853; Franklin, pop, &C.
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Culberson 400; Kearby 3l2, CONGRESSMAN
--Slayden 1888; Noonan S72: McRac no
state senator--Lewis i04; Greenwood ass.
kepresentative-Burney, pop. 6l9; Fee,
dem, $50.
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HOOD

+ So. ' md and sewall 97l, Bryan
b dem, p s., "a A.. REPRESENTATIVES.
sl'' Williams, pop.. 1 ,,S'
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CALHOUN.

Port Lavaca. Bryan and Sewall 27i;
Bryan and Watson q Mckinley 50; Cnl-
berson 224; Kearhy 16l. CONGRESSMAN, Kie-
berg, dcu III: Grass, rep, 50; Smith,
pop. ~, State senate, Linn, dem, pa;
Damron, pop. II. Representative, Nc
Farland. dem. 224 Frazier, rep, 76, Thur
mond, Jr,, pop, 1G.
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BROWN

IN. and sewall li7s;
b; Ka kan a. =; Mckinley 8o2: cpi,
RsD,G smith. rep, 6: jenkins,
b, Ipsopo'eS9i9s ,, Burns, de 'o1''
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RELL.

"A. democratic ticket in Belel
4, N the way from 1000 to $500
!, National, State and county
"a single populist was elected.
= day Mrs, DR.. j. II. Lassiter
IN wrought the name of Bryan
4 IN red and white roses in letters
4 and placed it over the front
n court house. Five hundred
= used and the wreath was much
n lis beautiful and artistic ar
ht -,
E-cr,berson 1877; Kearby 176. For
| Henry. dem, lS5, Douthit,
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, .or 'nc democrats. Two years ago Culber-
SON iost inc county by 200. He carries 4,
over kearby by over 300. Tho comfy "a
isoS are elected by majoritles ranging from
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AUSTIN.

Belville-Austin county goes into the re-
publican column at this election. The votr
for Mckinley electors at this box was ~
Bryan 257; populist Al. Culherson @i9
Hearty S74. Congress, Hawley 333; smell
burne 3G2. Allen &c, iIawey carried the
county by 10 votes Senate, Moroney ga
Burns AZ. Representative, Latto S'9'
Langhamner 1856.
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Vernon Bryan and sewall So; Bryan
and Watson 20; Mckinley 81 Culberson
dem, $50; Bentley, pop. l5l Representa-
Robbins, dem. 427; Kelhl. pop t66.
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y 4. Davis: c0a''a''e-r''''n''
T. y 3. Crovder
popraTsON,

,.,,,on in this precinct
Of vi' .n,Vaersble excitement several era
Fsi colslesa; sy and trouble was i'm
turias 'ss s,,, "a ticket carried in
ne s ls,, 4 reported as defeated
|elucs, vi rbis precinct has a white
COUNTY .,. ted this year for the FIRST
bsionef el' rssrs, Bryan and sewall
x,sra "a Hobart is5; Leyoring Z.
fKinley ~ rssrby 10. Clark @ Con
IN ", LAW ssg: Pope 1872; Douthit ..
tn-he AIW,;,yland 4o4; Knowles l4S'
|er !. e.. sixty-third distriet-B Black.
kr!a!n'..rv i46; Tillery IA. sixty
|aI.,a.,,.pp"pashiel s97; Fairy l4S'
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cate is now running 1t temporarily. Ar
ransements are being made to lease 1t TO
certain parties.
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ZONES.

Anson-Bryan and sewall $50; Bryan
and Watson $50; Mckinley Il. Culberson
AS: Kcarby i6S. Congress Stephens
dem, i57: Bentley, pop. 1870. State senate
-~Tillett. dem, i70 Bryant, pop. Ar. Rep
resentative-Tucker, dem. iI3; Webb,
pop, 563.
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The fastest horses on the Texas Racing
Circuit are at Dickinson, where they will
give the best exhibition of racing November
10 to II ever seen IN South Texas.
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IRON

San Angelo Complete returns from Irinn
county BRYAN 1888; Mckinley AZ. Culber
son 1856: Kearby u, ConBfeasrnah-siayde
I52, Noonan as Representatiye-Callan
l47; Renshaw S.