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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-11-05

Prof. reufelsdroch, Of Carlyle's "6ar-
tor Resartus." has found . successor in
Russian scientist, who traces ell man's
direaaes to the clothes-wsaring hAbit-
wrieh q traessble directly 70 Adam and
Ese.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-11-05

"Speakin' o. politicians" said Farmer
Corntossep II can't help bein' impress
ed by what the Honorable Mr.. Popple
said into his speech. He said thet he
don't wear no mans collar"
"No," said his wife, who ID sticklsr
for appearances, "nor necktie. either"
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-11-05
RainilaIarivony's Wealth.

Rainilairivony, the late Malagassy ex-
prime minister, had feathered his nest
WELL. He left 10000 head of cattle, 1000
slaves, 10000 ounces of gold dust, ST.
100000 in the Bank of England, $76, 900
worth of goods in his own house, a
palace, and other buildings at Antana-
narivo. the land on which the French
resident general Is built for which
France pays s2.40O q year, three inland
farms. real estate at Tamatave, and
half the profits Of a gold mine concession
made to an English company. He ID
believed to have left besides treasures
concealed at Ambohlr .uga and other
parts Of Aadasascar.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-11-05

Neuralgia u the prayer Of the nerves
for pure blood. Hoods 6arsaparilla.t 4
the One True Blood Purifier ard Aefve
builder.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-11-05
The Whole story

Of the great sales attained and great
cures accomplished by Hoods Sarsapa.
rilla is quickly told. 1t purifies and en-.
riches the blood, tones the stomach and
gives strength and vigor. Disease can.
not enter the system fortified by the
rich, red blood which comes by taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-11-05

HooD's PILLS cure nausea, sick head.
ache, indigestion, biliousness. All drug.
gists. 25c.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-11-05

thej Populist National committee, sup.
pressed Tom Watson's letter of accept.
ance is that Watson, in that letter,
made the direct charge that Senator
Jones chairman of the Democratic Ma
tional committee promised before either
Watson or Bryan was nominated by the
Populist National convention that if the
convention would nominate Bryan and
any Populist he would guarantee that
Sewall should be taken down and the
Populist nominated for Vice President
be put upon the Democratic ticket in
his place, and further that the promise
would have been kept had not Sewall
bought his retention on the Bryan tick
ct with contribution of $4,000. He
also makes it plain that he thinks the
Populists have been sold out by Senator
Butler and other members Of their Ma
tional committee.
Mr. Cassius Lee, nephew of the late
Gen. R E. Lee, who lives in Fairfax
county. Virginia, and does business in
Washington, is out for Mckinley. Mr.
Lee has organized Mckinley club in
his county, which contains l00ex Demo
Gratis, and he expresses the utmost con
fldence that Virginis will cast its elec
toral votes for Mckinley and Hobart
and sound money.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-06
NOT ADVISED OF 1t.

II. L. Wood of Dallas arrived on the
south-bound Central train last night. The
populist cawpligner was seen by a Post
representative at the Hotel Bristol about
3 o'clock. and said in answer TO ques-
lions: II have come to spend about ten
DAYS in the district. and make "A dozer
or more speeches in behalf of the popu-
list Stale ticket and my friend Eagle. who
has been assigned the task of defeating
Hon +. H. Ban for congress- | will prob
ably speak In The city tomorrow night, but
do not know for certain yet. as | nave not
seen the committee of ARRANGEMENTS,
by the way" said he. u see from your
Sundays Issue that you have me slated
for secretary Of state in case Major hcar-
by IS elected governor This is news to
me and as the subject has never been
mentioned between MIR. kearby and my
sf | am at a loss to know how the idea
got out Personal relat ons hctW the
prospective governor and myself have al.
ways been Of the most cordial nature, ana
| feel a very deep interest IN his election,
but have never asked for any appoint
ment under his admintStration. ana do not
expect to. Besides, | happen TO know
MAT hr has systematically declined TO
commit himself In any way whatever with
regard to appointments. and ] heartily IN
tloi-se that policy. ] have no doubt. how
eyer. that whoever Kearby names will h.
the next secretary Of state. and am under
many OBLIGATIONS to The Post for the in
formation with reference to the details of
fusion. ~
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NON-JUki CASES.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER %.


l5i5G-J. l.. MADDEN vs.. b. +. Weems
et al,
lSIs7-Sam II. Perryman ct al VS.. Robert
i6iSG-V. NJ ,Frost VS. Il. H. vasmer
l6lS7-V. NJ. Eros, VS.. w. j. and j. j.
15Hi-Anna NJ. Robinson VS.. h. T. Am
i6ioi-Nancy d. Beaumont VS.. ]. l..
Founlalne ct nj,
i7il3- e. a. Bount vs. j. II. paugherty
1S3.iO-John II. Rrhy VS.. Pauline Dozer
l7iJ9-Phcenix Lumber company VS.. A.
Christ 'son, EHrnishee.
Is555--M.ss II. l.. Farmer VS.. j. \. Breed
ing,
;.ji9- Brown Bros W. W. J. Thornton.
pilG- Thomas Leighton VS.. Kate Sher-
is5S7-Theo Keller vs. 7, J. Wilson.
ieSs-l.. NJ. BARLOW. by friend VS.. Pau
lseis-cbSSrfles schulze VS.. Bonnell
isissNTheo Keller VS.. Sam H. piNon.
;a3oG-G Hull ". NJ. ipumhie ct al
lSS5l-l, Japhct VS.. f. Miles 81 Al;
iTD67-Helrs of John Aston vs. T. t.
iSs72-Fuzh waddell vs.. A. NJ, York,
iS677-J 4. Wells vs. san Antohlo an"
Aransas Pass Railway company.
isG7s-kate L. Easion ct al vs. j. ~
isl5o-Miss r. e. Leee Farmer W. J. j.
issssNL. b. Moore VS.. e. 8. Artusy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-06
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION.
Ionston. Texas. sentember 20.

Houston. Texas, September 90
Office of Registrar of Harris county. In
office of County Treasurer at court house.
The office of The registrar for the reg
istrLlion OF the legally qualified voters OF
ton to be held on the 81 OF Noyember, lSN.
viii be open according TO law, on Tues
day, the 9Th day OF October. 1896, at S
O'Clock a. m, and 1t will continue to be
open for the registration of legally quail
fed vuters FOR twenty consecutive days,
sundays excluded, from o'clock a. IN.
I'LL S O'Clock p. N. of each day, and no
longer
10 he entitled to register. every male
person must be 81 years of age by the
day of the election to be held, must be
4 citizen of the United States. and must
have resided In the Stale one year next
preceding the election, and the last R.N
nionths IN the city of Houston. He must
furnish the registrar with his name, color,
nationality. the number Of the ward. the
name OF tho street on which ne lives.
and the number of the house in which he
resides.
Voters must register In person and not
by letter or proxy. ldio;S. lunatics. pau
pCrs supported by the county, all persons
right OF suffrage by the governor, and all
soldiers. mariners and seamen in the army
Or navy OF the United States are not al
lowed to register. Under the law, MI
persons applying TO vote In the city NJ
Houston inuat he registered first, and
have the registrars certificate issued be-
fore they can vote.
CHAS GRtJMBACH,
Regis trar of Harris County.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-06
TIE JAIL ROSTER.
Prisoners Now in Jail Awaiting
ment and Trial

Prisoners Now in JAN Awaiting lndict-
ment and Trial.
Following is a list of prisoners at pres
ent confined in the Harris county jail.
either indicted and awaiting trial, or
awaiting the action of the grand jury. The
list also shows the onenzes with which
they are charged:
John Arto. aggravated assault; Jessie
Alien assault 10 murder AN officer; Luke
Aceman. impersonating an officer; Rosa
Aiphonse Bentze. burglary and theft
gart. .sinbezzlement. William Brown. for
gerry; Charles Brown 1.-TWO cases.; George
Brown. theft,
burglary and theft. Indicted; Jack Cherry,
assault 10 murder I'd Collins. aggravated
assault; Tom Collins, bursiary' indicted, r
burglary and theft, Indicted; john ilels-
ney, theft from the person indicted; Will
Ian Darhyf nlrs ,d id9r aSs:sSSr,t. Isom DAVIS
forgery. inuicted; Eliza Deyerf, murder
Viii Freeman. burglary and theft,
Ii. Il il. Gray, burglary and theft three
cnscs) indicted; Pat Gavin. theft, in
dcted; Frank Gallagher, theft. james
ii. Herman, swindi!ng; F. H.. Hanks.
assault to rars; Joe Hawthorne. burglary
and theft Manuel Hubnrl,, theft; Walter
burglary and theft; John Harris, theft
from the person; Harry Hall. theft, in
diced; Sylvester Holmes, assault TO muir
son; Babe Hamilton, theft, Mary l.. How
ray, burglary and theft;
BIN Jones talias Allen; theft Dock
Jerry Laeas, Indicted William Leon
0S Es 1airr ias,e's sf.c.ma, indicted Tom
i maIss Will William Msrshsii Sarsisry; T.
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NON-JURY CASES.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER G.


lSi37-Camelia Person VS.. Henry Person
1S5l0-J. III. Lock w. Julia G.. Lock.
l9Gj6-Bettic Wallace VS.. w. \. w. Wal
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 7.
9a7sR. c. Slorrie VS.. S. A. Oliver.
1S666-Gcorge Washington vs.. Lizzie
lS952-W. C. sommervllle VS.. NJ. d. Ben
nett.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER S.
1S1ao-S. w. Saterlale VS. II. n. Donley.
lsll5-Wm. Scot VS.. Lille Scott.
lSi6S-Adaline Brown vs.. George Brown.
1915 ''cnry J.. llosh vs.. a. G. Herndon.
1N'ol- n.nnie NJ Langbotham VS.. George
1876 Frances Patterson vs.. Richard
FRIDAY. OCTOBER o.
1S7iS-J. NJ. Cotton VS.. Mrs. Mollie T..
lS5Eo-F. Victor Achelos VS.. Half &
lSii3-Anme Reid vs. James Reid.
1@74-,lames r. Merkel ct al vs.. Hen
ls6ii-il J. Fosher & Co. VS.. Half &
4, Henderson VS.. Anna Henderson,
1S57S-B. ]. Mefe & Sons VS.. Half x
iS5si-~B. j. Wolfe & Sons VS.. VIM.
1885, Alberta Brookshear vs.. Joseph
l6SO9-A Whitaker VS.. Houston Gene
terry company.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 10.
Olcott Cases:
l75i2-Calvin Wool VS.. II. Il. Deetering
1852 reliance Lumber company Va.
Bayou city Lumber company.
lS36i-R, j. Williams VS.. unknown hers
OF ]. Il, Butcher:
lS79S-Reliance Lupmber company VS..
la0s2-Fritz Weiss VS.. Andrew Reisen.
s'91-F. Geiseke VS.. .. c. Dean.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-06
CRIMINAL COrRT.

The criminal court met in regular Oc-
tober term yesterday, with Judge II. ID.
Gavin presiding and all the officers of the
court present.
The following business was disposed of:
T.. Howard and Jack Hawkes. mandate
Of affrmilnce recorded and filed and case
stricken from docket.
Albert Thompson burglary; mol pros.
,lohn H. kimmel, appeal dismissed.
The following grand jury was selected
Nick Pilot, 4. X. Plumley, r. w. Hurd,
J: v. Dealy, Jacob Hicppold. $. II. Al.en.
II. +. Andrews, Henry Brashear NJ, 4.
Jones, A. W. Mckinney, Il. \, Shaw. Gas
ton Ashe.
The following petit turcrs were selected
for the week: Geo. Epr,rson. VIM. CALI
CHER, A. l.. Nelms Shafer Doitn, \. Chris
tenson. G. NJ. Kelly, -. ID. Cooley. 4. Il.
Fatjo, j. w. Edwards, F. X. Dillingham;
Alex Harris, l.. Sohwcikart. II. n. kuhl-
man, Geo. kuhman, I'D Browne VIM.
Burkhart, Fred Kruger II. l.. Robinson,
Aug. Witt, =. #. Lawrence.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-06

D. Mitchell, burglary; Felix Montgomery.
burglary; Chares Martin. burglary, John
Morris. rape, GUrge Martin assault to
rape.
John Mccoy, aggravated assault.
John Nodgrass. thent from person. in
dctcd: Philip Nichols, burglary and theft.
indicted John j. Newton. assault TO muir
der Gour casses).
Alex Pitman, assault to murder; Frank
pogue arson.
John Ryan, burglary and theft. indicted
Jim Ryan. theft; Wade Roberts, indicted
Louisa Reed, THEFT.
Phil Singer. murder: Hazel r. Stoll
swindling; Henry shnback. forgery; Asa
Spikes, hog theft; Charles Smith, theft
Spencer Sessums, theft Owo ca.es), Henry
Smith. burglary and theft; win Stevens,
burglary and theft, indicted.
John TAYLOR, burglary and thcft.. In
dcted Myles Taylor, burglary and theft.
Indicted, George Turner. burglnry lsah
Tinsley. assault 10 murder, indicted; Alex
Thomas passing forged Instruments.
Jane, Walker, burglary and theft, IN
dicjed. Calvin Woods robbery. John
Williams robbery and carrying n pistol
WIN Wells. burglary and theft. Bill VIII
Jams, burglary and theft; James Williams,
burglary ami theft; Jim Winston, carry
ing pistol; Henry Williams, burglary
and theft, Henry Wallace, rape.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-06
COUNTY COIrRT.

State OF Texas VS.. Resale Cohn. lunacy
verdict that defendant is OF unsound mind
and that she be placed under restraint.
State Of Texas vs. Lucy Thornton, lun-
acy. verdict that defendant is OF unsound
mind and that she be placed under re
straint.
Estate of l.. II. Rice. deceased; leave to
o. r. Holt TO file first amended petition for
probate of Will,
Estate of Ellen and Elcise Hardin. min
ors guardian authorized to evpend 81
per month for education and maintenance
of minors.
Francis Smith VS.. Gulf, Colorado and
Santa Fe Railway company. continued
generally.
II. ID. Garrison VS., Daniel & Bro; mo-
tlon 10 retaX cost sustained.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-06
SUITS FOR DISTRICT COURT.

The following suits were filed yesterday
IN the office of the district clerk
VIM. Sullivan and wife VS.. Albert Erich
son. sheriff injunction to restrain sale OF
homestead properly under execution.
Miss II, II. l.. Farmer W.. James A.
Breeding st AL to enjoin possession of
property.
Jos. Costry VS.. Kate Costley. divorce.
Frank Sawyer VS.. Houston Land and
Trust company ct al, to enjoin sale of
property under execution.
TX Parte Chas, L. Zapp, for removal of
disabilities
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-06
JURY CASES.
MONDAY, OCTOBER p.

MONDAY. OCTOBER u.
lS15J-l.ula V. Fort W. Texas and New
Orleans Railway company.
ll56l-i'utler Davis VS.. Missouri. X aHsas
and Texas Railway company.
ldl5S-iienry,. 7. House VS. Ntssouri.
Kansas and Texas Railway company.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER Il.
ls6Gi-Patsy Gonzales vs.. Galvesa)n, Har-
rsburg ana san Antonio Railway COM
pany.
l56i-Kane Moors vs.. Texas ara Now
lSS'-W Walter. Eaton VS.; Galveston. ilar-
rehurg and San Antonio Railway COM
lSS5lR. II. Hondricks vs.. ~ S Schuetz.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER II.
l3533-H. q. Reynolds VS.. Il. w. Cane
-, li'sv Julia dc Jarlts vs.. Western Union
Telegraph company.
lSs'o--iiicks- Lumber company VS..
Hannibal Noble ct al.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER Is.
l72S7-J. j. Fackler VS.. Houston Ice and
Ir"wng company.
lSGs3-rhas, hogan ct al vs. Houston
lSioS--o.-n. ffGtcdtS6n, IT, VS.. San An
tonlo and Arkansas Pass Railway company
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 10,
lS-5S-J. A. Swanson VS.. Mrs, Kate
Grand.
lsi2l-Carson, sewal q Co. vs. Chas j.
Brand
lSi4i-lnsurauce Company of North
America vs.. Houston and Texas Central
runway company.
1-1lS-J. a. Dozler eft al VS.. l.. l.. Bre-
mund Ct al.
lS1l5-Wm. Vann Us. Texas and New Or
leans Hallway company,
li!al-rG. and u. hlotl VS., T. Il. Bonner.
iS5o5Nj. j. settegast, executor, VS.. w. p.
HainDan ct al.
sisS-China Mutual Insurance compan.
VS.. Houston ana Texas Central Railway
company.
1874 insurance Company OF North
America vs. Houston and Texas Central
hallway company.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 10.
ls9il-James journey, by next friend. vs.
Samuel sam.
OF al.
S'3e-Julus Manager VS.. w. f. Riley
TUESDAY, OCTOBER %.
1S7IS3-W. T. Johnson et al vs.. Gulf, Colo
rado ana santa Zee hallway company.
l15S-Mo.lic Terry Smith VS.. 5. S Ashe
1T al.
s75-king KuhlmIM VS.. Robert l.. Ward
1sg2S-Wm. NJ. Rice VS.. San Antonio and
ARKANSAS Pass Hallway company a,
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 81;
l7l2n-John Smith vs.. Houston and Texas
Contra, Railway company
lSaIi-ltull Bros atnncy VS.. Texas ana
New Orleans Railway company
,rrrt-t,cr,,>- o~,rn,I,I,
-.,,, ~, =, r,o,
ga ,,lHl ,hGo Morris CT III w. W. H. NVe'
s1iS ct al ,,.
elers; Insu urar" -, n,,,nv " O. 80
lSgS-AudTew j. Nick rs. Mildred T.. Nc
Clean eli al
lSi3i-C. w. Cook VS.. civ of Houston
lS,6-tieo. pergcr VS.. Missouri, Kansas
and Texas Railway company.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER %.
list X Franklin VS. san Antonio
an Arkansas Pass Railway comp!ny -.
l"o2 Jacob Media vs.. Texas ana Now or-
i799e lW55iiMaN totnl any, ,,r.,de,,,os =,
al.
l72GS-Nrs = pann,haun vs. w r. But
'ef " No' ,,.,. ,,,,.,,D,,,,,, q,
,7,o- i', go. Wv. So,,o,,s,
ct ,7 a. :, ,... ,ao,, p,nv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-06
BUILDING PERMITS.

The following building permits wore is
sued yesterday from the city engineer
office:
VIM. Manager, stable corner Chartres
and Pease, $50.
Wm. NJ. Trleund addition to house on
Chartres; 81.
j. n. Sampson. coal bin; s25.
j. +. King, addition to house. Cleveland
street; SO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-06

81 have tired Ripans Tabules for my
little girl for her offensive breath" writes
Mrs. Maggie Il. Strauser of Mt. Carmel
Northumberla Co.. Pa. under date of
December lG, 1895. "and ! think" adds Mrs
Strauser. that they have helped her
great deal. j win be very thankful II you
will send me two boxes by mail as soon
az they can be sent. as her others are all
gone, and I sent 10 the drug storr for
more and they had no more. So please
send me two 30 cent boxes as soon as you
can" one gives relief.
Ripans TabJles are sold by druggists or
by mail II the price $50 cents box) Is
sent 10 the Ripans Chemical Company
No. 10 Spruce street New York. Sample
vial 10 cents. For sale by A. Il. Klesling.
druggist, SOC Main street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-06
REVIVAL MEETING CONTINUES.

Rev John T.. Green reached the city
yesterday via the Katy, and preached last
Night at the tabernacle as only Brother
Green can preach. There was fine con-
gregation present and good interest mani,
tested. He will remain until Saturday ana
nreach every night. The members are
working and praying for gracious meet
ing, and call upon all who love this cause
10 assist by ihssir prayers and attendance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-06
TWO DIVORCES GRANTED.

W. s. Humble vs.. Matte Humble; Judg-
mrnt for divorce and costs,
Ioc Napol vs.. Julia Napoh; Judgment
fr,r dlNnrnn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-06

TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY
take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money Il II fails
to cure. Csc.
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER


17oG5-Iienry Greenwall vs.. Max Rcsen-
thai ct al.
l7iG9-George Lew's vs.. l.. V. Lewis
loSSl-rom Panlhill vs.. Lille Paulhill.
lAl2-liorace Bridges vs.. Maria Bridges.
1Ml1-H. Il. Claflin N Co vs.. Gulf.
Beaumont and Kansas city Railway COM
pany.
lS17S-Mary Foster at al VS.. Houston.
l0ast and West Texas Railway company
1!W27-J. II. Cook VS.. Hahl e pudor
1898 American National bank of Omaha
VS.. l.. w. Reynolds.
1903i--Lutchcr q Moore Lumber company
VS.. l.. W. Reynolds.
W. Reynolds
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Democratic Ticket

DGI1OCTdlIC / lCkGI
For President:
WILLIAM j. BRYAN.
For Vice President:
ARTHUR sEwALL.
For Governor:
G.. ~, CULBERSON.
For Lieutenat Governors:
GEORGE u, JESTER.
For Attorney General:
MARTIN NJ. CRANE.
For Land Commissioner.
y, j. BAKER.
For Comptroller:
II W. FINLEY.
For Treasurer.
W. IL. WORKMAN.
For State Superintendent Public Inst:
J. @, CARLISLE.
For Railroad Commissioners:
!. II. REAGAN.
ALLISON MANFlELD.
l.. j. STOREY.
For Associate Justice supreme Court:
LEROY q. bENMAN.
for Associate Justice Court Of Criminal
w. l.. DAVIDSON.
For Chief Justice Court. CNl Appeals
First Supreme judicial District:
G. G.. GARRETT.
For Congress First District:
FOR = s Il hA Aaa5,or.
W. a. MARONEY.
JAS. *. +. GlLLASpiE.
For The legislature.
JOHN r. BROWNE.
w, NJ. HOLLAND.
For District Judge:
JOHN 6. TOD.
For County Judge:
w n. SHAW.
For County Attorney:
Il. H. NASMEU
For District Clerk:
JOHN y. WILLIAMS.
For Conniy Clerk.
ED +. DUPREE.
For Sheriff:
albert ERICKSON.
For State aud County Collector:
II. NJ. CURTIN.
For Assessur:
ALBERT w. M'kINNEY.
For County Treasurer:
JOHN FARMER.
For County Surveyor:
w. A. POLK.
For Superintendent Of Public Schools:
H. l.. JAMES
For Commissioner Precinct No. /:
JULES HiRSCH,
Commissioner Precinct No. .:
u. \. MCKINNEY.
Commissioner Precinct No. 81.
j. q. EURHAKDT
Commissioner Precinct No. 4:
J. II. q. BECKER
For Justice of the Peace. Precinct No. !:
J. J. HIlSSEY.
C. r. FITHE
For Constable Precinct No. 1.
w. w. GLASS.
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l72ls-.I. N. willard VS.. Il. A. Cobb.

i72is-'I, N. willard VS.. Il. A. Cobb.
ieioi--Mutual Building and Loan $3.50
CATION Us. II. C.. Berkeley e, AL
l6loI--Mutual Building and Loan ASSOC
c' ,-n VS.. III. G. Berkeley ct al.
I'sso-'Boring Manufacturing company Va
h tIist City Street Railway company.
Nf'-Iheo, Keller VS.. T. ". Blake.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER "a
i5ssI-W. Il. Haley VS.. Oliver James.
ietSS-Elza Jackson vs.. J. NJ. Ludtke.
i5NDs-W. T. Haley VS.. Ransom sutton
ioS,i-R. s. Storrie VS.. Houston City
Street Railway company.
15SI0-lloust0n Land and Trust company
VS., 4. G. Fence
l7ls!- Mandy Mays VS.. w. j. Moore.
surance LnelIa AnseI vs. Jewellers In
lS25i-Samuel Griffin VS.. International
and Great Northern Railway company.
lSNiN-C. II. Gueringer VS.. Mrs. Lena
1s4i-J. =. Rays VS.. Cora II. Foster.
lS62I--I. Barker VS.. Nancy Fairfax.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 25
', Jess. p. Cranshaw 1t al VS.. John
lisi2-V. NJ. Frost VS.. Peter Gsbel
w lo1s2aJohn r.: Whttlescy vs.. rexas and
N t.S,e Orleans Railway company.
i75tS-R. Arsonaux vs.. J. A. comeaux
lSi5e-P c. Byrne VS.. william Sparks.
lo35,,- Samuel II. Nell vs. John War
l755e Samuel II. Neil VS.. John War
rem. Sr.
lsiil.W. Schiel VS.. VIM. schIel.
lNlS-A II. Atkinson vs.. NJ. A. Pres
ton at al.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 90
l5l23-I.ucian Minor ct al VS.. S. Il. Car
ter ct al.
1SEl-Conklin, George & Gaines vs.. w.
a. Tryon ct al.
lIM4-Joscph Moore VS.. 81 Packard.
Branch.
1AI4--Lawrence Habcrmasher ct al vs..
Fred Fuller ct nj.
lI1H-L. Housman VS.. John Warren
l1lF-Melinda Russell vs.. Consumers
Cotton OIL company.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER q.
;, 1slo9-Aueust Haxtnaujen VS.. Henry
Bremen
ls3So-J. f. Meyer VS.. j. r. Little
ls23t-Frederlck l.. kuufhold vs.. San
Antonio and Arkansas Pass Railway COM
pany.
1NiS3J. ID. McKinnon vs.. san Antonio
and Aransas Pass Railway company.
lSaS't-Jaincs Henry vs.. san Antonio and
Aransas Pass Railway company.
lA236~lsaac A. kitr vs. san Anto Mo
and Arkansas Pass Railway company
lS251--Joseph u. farisa VS. san An
tonic and Arkansas pass Railway com
pany.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER q.
=. 17065-lienry Greenwall vs.. Max Rosen-
thai ct al
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lSi37-Camelia Person VS.. Henry Plerson.
1S570-J. H. Lock w. Julia G.. Lock.
19O56-Bettic Wallace VS.. w. \. w. Wal
lace
Arizona republican., 1896-06-10
AT THE INDIAN SCHOOL.
Its Annual Entertainment Will Be
 Given This Evening.

This evening at the Indian school, three miles north of the city, will be given the annual entertainment of the institution. All friends of the school are invited to attend. The entertain ment furnished is ever a very revela- tion, even to those best acquainted with the character of the Indian, and the progress of the school for the past year has sibeen of such a character as to deepen the wonder at the capabili- ties of the aboriginal youth. There is school brass band, that furnishes ac- ceptable music, and in all the white mans games the Indian lads have met with credit their white brethren. In the school building the needlework of the girls will be displayed, and the matron will need to assure the visitor that all the clothing and house fur nishings have been the work of dusky maidens that seem to have little in their brown faces of expression and appreciation. The programme, which is at hand, embraces such drills and exercises as best will display the rise of the Indian from barbarism to a real ization of the uses of the white mans arts and will assuredly not be found dull in a single feature.