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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-10-24
Goldbugs in the wheel.

Goldbugs must have got into the
wheat fields, judging from the way in
which wheat persists in going up while
the price of silver is falling. The Bry-
antics must find some other standard
of comparison than their favorite bush
el OF wheat, and they have not much
time left in this campaign. = Boston
Transcript.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-10-24

CLEVELAND, Oct 17.-Officials of the
Globe Ship Building Co. announce that
they have received the contract for
building 3SO-foot steel tow barge for
the Bessemer Steamship Co. She is to
be duplicate of the Nasmyth, and
will be completed by May L, 1897. The
contract will keep large force of men
at work all winter
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-10-24
Rurned to Death.

CRcLEvILLE, Oct. 21.-A young SON
of Thomas Upton was burned to death
Monday night He was playing before
bonfire, when his apron became
igniteG. He was mass of flames be-
fore his condition was discovered, and
was so badly burned that he died in a
short time
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-10-24

"You say that Deacon Smatters was
not at church this morning? wonder
if it is possible that he can have fallen
from grace?"
"No; l understand that he fell from
his bicycle and broke his nose" ."-Cleve'
land Leader.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-10-24
Lnhnr Lendsr suiolden.

CHICAGO, Oct. 21.-Robert L. Swal-
low, well known local labor leader,
who has of late been making speeches
for Bryan and Altgeld, was found dead
in the Cook county democratic head
quarters yesterday morning. The gas
was turned ON full force, but not
lighted, and the supposition is that
Swallow committed suicide.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-10-24

WOOSTER, Oct. 81. = George Isaac
Goechiel. 90, a native of Russia, sailed
from Hamburg October 8, landed in
New York October Is, reached Woos-
at 8 o'clock Monday, October 10, made
his tirst declaration for citizenship.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-10-24
IF a merchant marks up his prices

...,If a merchant marks up MS prices
and people refuse to buy, he still has his
goods. If a workingmaD undertakes 10
mark up his wages and employers de-
cline to pay, where is he? What intelli-
gent wage-earner can vote for the
higher psces of cheaper money and
trust to luck to increase his wages pro
portionately?
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-10-24

YOUNGSTOWN, Oct 81 = John Roden
was seriously stabbed Tuesday morn
ing in a saloon fight He was attacked
by five Hungarians and found uncou-
scious. The men all wore Mckinley
uniforms and were employed by the
Ohio steel plant The trouble arose
over a political discussion.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-10-24
Cannot Go on the BALLOT.

COLUMBUS, Oct. 21.-S. M. Taylor,
state supervisor of elections, who has
been considering question concerning
the Montgomery county ticket, has de-
ci6ed that the nominations made by
the boiling populist convention in that
county cannot go on the ballot.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-10-24

"Dah's good deal deFendin' on de
way er man applies lis inergies," said
Uncle Eben. "De bass drummer often
uses up moh muscle on one ahune dan
de FIST fiddler does on half DOZEN
Washington Star.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-10-24
Toll Gates Torn Down.

FRANKFORT, KY, Oct. 21.-The toll
gates OF Franklin county were raided
Monday night and every gate on the
three roads in the northwestern part
of the county is reported to have been
DESTROYED
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-10-24
Death of John Doane.

CLEVELAND, Oct. rZ-John Doane,
the oldest citizen of Cuyahoga county,
died at 11:3O a. m. Friday, after an ILL
ness of six weeks, following stroke
of anonlexV
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-10-24

COLUMBUS, Oct. 21.-Mrs. Columbus
Delano, wife of the ex-secretary Of the
interior, fell Tuesday and broke her
hip. She is old and i'll and the mishap
may prove fatal.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-10-24

BELLAmE, Oct. 21-Eire destroyed
the Belmont Printing Co. s Office and
Squire Il. S. Masou's Office here early
Tuesday morning. Loss 1000.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-10-24

The ard driving capital and is
dec is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-21
PERSONAL MENTION
NJ. Bur,is OF Madlsonyire, Texas. 10

w NJ. Burtis OF Madsonyiie, Texas, "
in the city.
j. VI. Rounttree of llultsvne was in
the city yesterday.
Mir. Loui. +. Demouchc as among yes
tcrlay's visitors from Ni,'ldA.
Mr. Leroy King and WIFI were among
yesterdays visitors from reaumonf.
General r. y Waul of Galveston is In
the city, the guest of Major Loosctn
Mis-. Caroline Tusch has r, .frre' from
her vacation trip to ChieI.o ma Nd hi
gan.
Mr. 1ohn Moore. of The arm Of Moore.
Mckinney " Co OF Galveston, as among
yesterdays visitors.
Mss Pearl Williams Of Houston. who
has heen visiting friends n. Beaumont. hhs
returned 10 her houc.
Messrs John ISLAND and Pat Barry were
among the EmWcts OF Galveston who
came mp yesterday 10 attend the Emmett
picnic.
Mrs John Schneider of !,eAlmcnt came
IN yes 'eriay ana like mary others wrs
dishppoin'ei in not seeiug Ne stornlng
Of the Alamo.
Mr.. sam McGary Of Bei mont came N
yesterday to witness the storrmg OF The
Alamo ana says he viii tn back next ; n
day on The same miss'on
Mr.. Al pucette. sor'hern Pac,ic land
agent with headquarters ut beaumont,
Was among the visitors who came be yes
ieriay TO see the storming of the Alamo.
pr, Bait Smith Of Wharton. one Of the
7no eminent practitioner. IN Texas, il
in the c.ty On route % Austin. wu.re he
legc.
Messrs. A. l., Watkins Ed Smith and
FRANK Crawford 81 eut saturday afterno, n
in he field ana re urncl wi h ,ntr.y-oi.nt
rabbits a. trophies OF II, r skill with lhe
sln-
Mrs 10 Mitchell of lolS " six avenue
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use by asking that they be gwen right OF
way over them during certain designated
hours on Tuesday, October 8.
There Is sentiment in favor OF ad-
vancing the date OF the German Day ole
bra ton 20 the day preceding the anniver-
question OF changing the date will prob
ably he decided at a meeting to he held
tonight but as the sentiment in favor or
way for Tuesday viii be asked for as a
precautionary measure. and should the
grant be not awaited of no harm will be
done should the change OF date be made,
as the German Day people are not de-
sirous OF acting the role of tho dog in
the manager" aud would not insist upon
holding the right without using IL.
outside OF the mere use OF the streets
during the parade. the question Of patron
age is. the strong argument used by those
who favor the changing of the date of
the German Day festival 10 Monday.
1t was a lively scene at Turner Hall yes
terday afternoon, with the crowds Of chill
dren, both boys and girls, rehearsng the
songs. games and marches which they are
TO contribute TO the German Day festival.
wnth Viii be given this year nj Forest
Park The hall and garden were each
filled with br.ght and merry throns of
youngsters going through their respective
roles, some singing fhc National airs.
others eNeruung the beautiful May pole
dance. some doing pretty and intricate
evolurons IN marching while others, un-
der the direction Of Captain T. T. II.
Schneider We're engaged IN gymnSstic cx-
.rcises ns plhuum for the physical
body.
The mothers and fathers accompanied
most of the children. swelling the number
present 10 an aggrcga,1on that rescmb!ed
q Picnic occasion.
No people on earth enjoy l,fe a. do the
c. rmlus and the picture of absolute en-
JoSment and contentmeut that was pre-
sente. At the garden Yesterday was one
calculated 30 make the average stole turn
green with envy.
- 81. H..
parade On German Day are being com
strucicd IN the garden and hey viii he
Very handsome II ;hc plans exhibited 10 a
ricd out
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OAKLEY ENTRIES.

Frit race. five-eishths of Il mile-Luka-
10, Elgitha. our Domestic, Mary T.. Ma
day. Miss Mclaughlin. Miss Wing ia.
Radiance. Trimuda, Patsy Cook. Salome,
BolZara. ponzonina l0'
Second race one mile. selling Easper
H. Leaflct. Jauborce. Dick 10! soI l09,
A. h. G. l05 ChatterboN, Romnn'e l02.
Third race. three-fourths If mlo. sell
ing-Big knight Jos. Bob Carltnefs, j.
Walter. Rockwall l0i, Tidine's lily
Beatrice. Charina, EValine kenosha lo3,
Timorah. Lady Louise, Captain I"'rsall,
candy l0l.
Fourth race. one mile and vcnty yard ;
Observation-Disclosures ia ELhlrt ~ Ben
Uolloday l07. The Dragon loG, iramon i05,
Too'e 49, First Deal -.
Firth race one mile, selling-Manchcs-
ter Morie Fonso ~, Little waller. Ju-
dith 10Y. The Dragon, old Senior d. Rob
iu-on no
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rnRT WORTH NOTEs.

Fort Worth. Texas. September 1o.--J. II.
Boyd, a cattleman, came in today with
thirteen cars of Mexican cattle from Chi
huahua, Mexico. His brother, j. C. Boyd,
was gored by steer on Thursday near
FL Paso and was nearly killed.
Stcinfeldt and Nance, who were former
" with the Fort Worth baseball team.
have come home for the winter They
have been lately with the Galvestons. who
still have a string on them for next year 5
team.
The report at the end of the frs, week
of the present session of the city publlc
schools shows an increased attendance OF
s2h over that of the first week last year,
when Tho term began n month later.
The Betsy Jane" company, which was
billed at Cireenwall's opera house tonight.
did not appear, having failed to reach the
city in time for the performance.
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BREWERS NATIONAL. 1-NIov

Cincinnati, o., September 2o.-The ninth
annual convention Of The Natioral Union
OF Norkag Brewers of the United Gates
WIS entertained here today with an in
ip.il,n WISH 70 ihc Geological garl ms
So, AIRY kur2cnlnahc OF ST. i.ouis
- Tor OF the Brewers journal rradc
few remarka "'f"S
There ere in the organization IA, unio,,.
Win membership OF over 4. 100 ''''o's'
ao country. eNccpt tne Rocky AIoun-
Urn tegion ard the Pacific coast Is TniI
throughout the present wcol, i,xc,,.i,lIu,,e
w ms Tor the benefit NJ visitors io In ~
convention were run today rrom ,,'t,y.e
a atli ln,.Iilaihp'lis, Fort Wayne. Tolsdo
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SPORTING NOTES.
AMERICANS VS.. BEAUMONT,

| AMEkl(ANS Vs.. BEAU Mo4H
Beaumont. Texas. September 2o.-The
Americans Of Houston, composed largely
of professionals. played two games with
the locals today. In the first game. played
| in the morning. the visitors were VIC
torious by a score of . TO /. This was
played hy reason of the rainfall Friday,
which broke up the game IN the second
inning.
At the afternoon game there was a
| sduabhle over decision OF me uni,re IN
| the clEhth inning. which rsulted in the
Americans leaving the field. AT the time
| of the disagreement the score stead 20
in favor of beaumont and upon the Wis
given to the locals. lhere Is much I'M
| favorable talk respecting the conduct OF
| the Americans who were clearly outplayed
at all points.
The morning game Of ball between the
Americans and Beaumont teams was wen
by the superior batting and fielding of
the visitors. The score by innings was
as follows:
beaumont ... ...ootooOooo-l s )
Americans ...... - 90 - 10
Struck out-By Huston. 3; by Balsz Z.
Beaumont. tius,on and I.nlt-
| ich; Americans Ealsz and Weckbecker
Time of game. l35.
The evninr game between the Ameri-
cars and Reaumant teams was as pretty
and interesting ~ game as eyer played
on the local diamond mp to the SeN nth
inning, when the Bcaumoniers found Me
Cormicks delivery and battel out ionr
rum. y wrlnsie then euSued over the
decision of noe umpire. the visiting team
refusing to 20 back on the diamond On
the call of time. Tho game was awarded
'''"''''"' '' '''' ' ' ~ i. :. p.
Beaumont 600. 100 10000 IS
Americans .... 30 30 o 0 -
struck out-Bv Weber l. by Mccormick
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GRANnuRY SCHOOLS

Granhury Texas. September l7.-The
Granbury school opened tbs week with
perhaps as full attendance as ever be-
fore IN its history. Professor John Jarohs
y SAID to he a very successful teacher
rte nus Professor Clark. who was born
ana raised n AGi-Ran umivot f-y. hes dos
a corps Of other e 1chers who have made
fine records teaching
fr9nhny college is now in its second
Wtok WIN about ninety pupils. President
w, D. Moore says There was never a bet
,,r h"g.nn.ng OF Granbury coll ge in its
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-21

Tompkinsvlie under the command OF Cap
tain Robert Evans. better known as
"Firht!ng Bob
The p,rty consists Of Governor and MR..
Matthews, Miss Nat:le ws, Mayor Thorn
ms Targari of indianapolis and olNcrs.
The silver service will be formally pre-
scented by Governor Matthews u captain
Evans. but T. win be received b. Assist:
ant Secretary of the Navy McAdoo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-21
AN ANARCHIST.

Hold UP your hands" the goldbug cried
..,Mith look and smile Satanic
II nave The procee Is of your crop,
or else I'll start a panic"
i44nlic he hlowei" old Hayseed said,
>, ! II not give up my money
m not II bee to toll all day
That you may swipe the honey"
INT twenty years your crops were mine, u
a. IhS Eoldhus sneering Kissed.
4un now You scout my vested right
w ny you're an anarchist"
--Iiarry Flash in Mobile Register.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
WORK OF \ rlREI:rG.

WYNN W \ T TItT-I'V'i,
Temple, Texas, September 2o.-Last
right about o'clock The saloon of :. s.
Bryan on Sonth First street caught fire
and Was badly damaged from smoke and
water Parties who first entered the
huil'iirr found large quart ties OF coal on
stlurttrd IN trash and goods boxes afire
aud both front ana back doors open 1t
was UNIQUE tonuplN "A case OF .urcuII4r-
.sm Loss fully covered with Insurance..
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WEATHER AND CROPS.

was a light shower here this morning.
Bastrop. Texas September .n-Slow ram
set In this morning. accompanied by the
FIRST rorvher of the season.
Thomaston., Texas September D.-lt
began to rain this mor1iug "a o'clock
and at this writing is still raining stos'i-
Viotor.a, Texas. September "a glo-
nous rain has been failing since so.c'otS
this morning. and bids fair 10 last al
day. While crops We're not suffering.
they will be helped considerably by ms
downpour.
Shiaer, Texas. September sO-The first
good rain Tor several months mas falIC.'
totiy. too late 20 do co.ton any good
but II VIII greatly btnef grass. which
Was about dried up The rain appears 10
be general.
1.ewtsvlle. Texas, September 19--Rlin
began falling here about o'clock tAis
morning and has been coming In great
ahundancs ever since. w have hat
more rain by far than at any time Tor
several months.
Richmond. Texas. September 2O.--Rich-
muad has had several showers OF rain
in the last few days Thls morning
good ram So, in and has continued durns
the day, which has about filled the empty
cisterns of the town.
Cisco Texas. September ia fine raj
Logan falling here nj 10 o'clocE This morn,
ms ana ~ has boen raining for several
hours. and the indications are for plenty
OF stock water aad good season in the
ground for the TURNER'S.
CoppliTls Cove, Texas september 20.
Lest night at $40 :; commenced raining
ana rainer all night. and Al = a. IN. IL Is
raining y I. TINS spolls u great deal 81
ootcn THAT is open. The crop is two
thirds picked out AL SOD.
Chappet Mn. Texas, Scptember go-Cot-
ION crop OF this secuion is nearly all gath
ered-tarlier tlnn eyer known In this
county. Rain is much needed for stock
water. a little shower OF rain this even
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Cleburno Texas. September 19.--Rosa
Stone OF dubuque, Iowa and Sarah Stone
Of Cooke county lN.no s. for herself and
next tr,cud, Nater Stone aged 49, and
Jcilnl" stone aged t. years, both of Du-
hupue, Iowa. have Med su IN the district
court 81 this county for the pos session OF
Ia acres of G, Clancy survey. The prop
"riN sued for covers very valuable por-
lion of tho northern edge Of .own, aud -
worth n least $1,000 II Is expected that
7lher suits VIII he iiled by the same heirs,
au'citug cons -derab,e country property. '
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


At Cincinnati r. II. f.
Cincinnati ........oO2OO2oo s !
Louisville .........2 o 5000 0 % .
hattcries-Rhinos ana Vaughan; Hill and
Dexter
A. 81 Louis T. " +
St. Louis ...........0 o1Oo20 % . .
hlcagu ........-...U 90 90 o q l. . .
Hattcri s--llart and Mcfarland; Don
Chue and Griffith.
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pal, third and fourth grades; Lnnic V.
Watson. first and second grades.
High schocl--Charlcs Anterior, Prlnci-
pal, J. II. Crawford. assistant principal
yer. fifth grade. V. Nora Alien, sixth
grade. T. y. Wcodari. fourth grade; I.
J. Richardson. third grade; Nettie j. Nj.
Nor. third grade; Mary Everett. second
grade SADIE c. Nelson first grade. Lu-
cinda T.. Davis. fra, grade.
Sure rnufn erur Y-Snnhie Broken berry.
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COMING REN1NAI.

Bronham, Texas, September 2O.-Rev. j.
Il. Culpoprer Of Kentucky has been in
duced by the pastor Of the Methods,
Hpiscopai church here, Rev. T.. T.. New
srIn, 10 come 10 brennan ana condiIrt g,
tobor lG. "oou VIC
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TCDAY'S PROBABILITIES.
u

Washington. September 2l.--Torecast for
today
Eastern Texas-Shuwers: cooler in the
sou hcrn portion; var able winds.
North and South Dakota-Flir; cooler
northerly winds.
Wyoming and Colorado--Fair; variable
winds.
Montlra-Fair; cooler in eastern nor
ton: nSrthcasterly ia casterlv winds.
Arkansas Showers. variable winds.
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DICK poWI.lNG CAMP.

Regular Meeting of tho Veterans-The
Business Transacted.
The regular monthly meeting Of Dick
| Downing Camp, Confederate veterans, was
held yesterday afirnoon, AMI was well
attended. Commander CHRIS Beavens pre-
sided while Adjutant VIII Lambert kept
the minutes.
After she disposal OF the usual routine
business, collection of dues, payment Of
funeral bills. etc. the camp got down
TO work"
The committee on neurology submitted
the following report which AFTER re
marks by different members appropriate
tnsrc;o. was adop.ed by silent, rising
vote
Whereas. since our las, report 1t ha-
pleassi the Great Commander on HAgn
20 remove from our ranks w. death our
loved comrades, Captain X. NJ, Mckay
NJ j peaiy. W. r.. Back and Captain
Jack Waite. all OF whom were honored
members Of this camp and
Whereas I Is moo. and proper that
their memories should be perpetuated by
those OF US VINO survive 'hem; therefore
he 1t
Resolved. That IN the death Of the com.
rudes named We are reminded that This
camp has frtu deprived If the presence OF
croi and worthy members. men who. as
soldiers II the Lest Cause CAV" TO
flc.r country r'sh; and shining examples
by their bravery and devotion to duty.
Re cittd That We extend to the Gam
HES and relatives Of orr departed COM
rldes oar sincere sympathy in their great
R-lG irr parable loss
AcsniNtl TaAt page In The record
book Of this camp Ne sot aside and prop
cry insef he'd To the memory OF our de
ceased friend, ,nd comrades.
VIII Lambert,
a ". Mckinney,
T. r Taylor.
Harry Smith.
COMMITTEES on Neurology.
\ vacancy having eecarred in the office
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PITCHER CRANES SUICIDE.

Rochester n. y, September 2o.--Ed
Crane. once Z noted pitcher of the New
York ball team, committed suicide at the
Congress Hail hotel here last nis,lt by
taking II dose Of choral Crane had been
In hard luck cr late years ans was peuu-
|, -s and respondent lie was II years
al age \ wife and ono child survive him.
lie held thu record for baseball throwing.
During thu past season crane lTcnt 4
for tie Springfield ana Providence, East
ern league. teams, and also umpired in
the league for short time.
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X RELIGIOUS NOTES,
NAVAsOTA REVIVAL.

iryan' Texas September 2O.-Rev.
"'ems Wooten of Navasota is conducts
ing Il rev val at the Methodist in mis- civ
Gre5t iu crest Is beng manifested and
tncre have necn number OF accession;
To the church.
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Grant & Pearl have moved to 1911 Texas
"Nt'iue, near the armory, W tn the larg-
uNs arc best sock Of suulries and best
wheels IN the city.
Reraiung "A speciality.
,.d6 AZ. warwick Spring Frame 10 our
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-21
TEACHERS EXAMINED.

Victoria. Texas, September 2o.-The
board of examiners, consisting of Profess
s"Fs Barron, Zirtacks and Mundt, con-
Quoted the examination OF nno-lpplicants
ior ceruilchtcs yesterday. four white and
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- 10 comfort the wounded aud killed sol
uifrs' both Texans and Mexicans." taxi
ms lHrt IN this s'ege, {. Grunewlld, $40
HH'a'n street, VIII give piece of music to
we llrFt 10 VINO are able To crawl to rs
store between ana 10 4. IN. Monday and
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-
nEl1S WIFI. BE HERE

Eugene V, pehs, the great labor apostle.
VIII be In Houston the latter part of this
problem, under the nusplccs of the Labor
Council. The exact date If his coming
has not been uNcd, NC the plnce Tor the
Auditorium ''''
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Rl1,lnENCE nrRNEp.

nallas. Texas. September 2Q.-,Iohn
Routes residence caught fire TONIGHT
II ON an unknown cause and burned down.
Loss N-UJ. ouVcIeu ny insurance.
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To comfort the WOUNDED and killed sol
d'ers. both Texans AMI McNicans." tax
ing part IN this Siege. G. Grunewall. Sio
Main street, VIII give Il Piece OF music 10
the INST 30 who are able TO crawl To his
store between ana 10 a, m. Monday aud
Tuesday
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ne the OF oJrganisa !ion 1872 unions.
rENAs roIIrIcAL Nnrrs

anderson Texas, September H. rho
pops met today and nominated John uos,
-. JuS.k q, me pc ace for precinct N
and John Wright Tor constable. ~
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NEW YORK DOCTORS,
60i Travis street.
THE SICK RECEIVE SERVICES FREE

AZ who visit the doctors for ton days
VII receive their services free.
mes SPECIALISTS treat all chronic dis
eases. als1 skin blood, private, nervous,
and female soas,s
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
LAST NIGHTS SYNOPSIS.

The lowest barometer is over the CUR
stats. whore 1t is slightly below 30 inch.
es The biggest barometer Is over the up
per MISS s9ppi valley. and there Is also
a slight area Of high pressure over Cen
tlul Texas.
Partly c.otdy to cloudy weather PRE-
Nhlls over the greater portion of tho
country.
frtcpitn.i Ion amounting TO 10 of an non
cr moro q reported from Abilene, okla
homa ara Galveston, with light shoNers
at few other stations.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-21

i, - schools books are cheapest at Lathrop's
llH Congress avenue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-21

You can. save money on your school
pook, AT Lathrop's
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-21

90 TO Lathrop 100 Congress avenue. for
school books, pads. etc