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We sell the famous Albert Roche sar-
dimes. key-openers, 2 cans for 25c; a
good imported sardines, rs, 10c; rs,
15c; American sardines, cans for 25c;
45c doz.; mustard sardines, sc can
A C. s., Eighth and K.
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Cure Your Back.

Cure your back and you cure the
source of all your other ailments. DR.. San
den's Electric Belt will cure you. Try It.
Book, with full information and prices. free.
SANDEN ELECTRIC CO.,
632 Market street. opposite Palace Hotel San
Francisco Cal OfAcc houn, a. m. to $50 D.
m; Sunday, 10 to 1. Los Angeles once, 20A
South Broadway; Portland. Or. 255 Washington
street.
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It's our business!
It's our business to make the best beer
because you want it. New Brew and
Book Lager are the best. Try them
Buffalo Brewing Company.
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Paine's Celery Compound. 75c; Hoods,
joys or Ayers Sarsaparilla, 75c: Mum
yon's remedies, 15c. Prescriptions COM
pounded at grocery profits at drug de-
rartment G. G. c.. Tenth and x Streets
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Petrie's G22 j. is the only store you
can find the latest novelties in mems
furnishing goods and clothing
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Speaking of Pianos!

Here's a choice. We have the Jacob
Doll, Kranich & Bach Behr Bros,
Sterling, Conover, Mathushek and the
unrivaled Steck, all on sale at our new
warerooms, T16 J street NeaIe, Eilers
Co Cooper Music Coz.
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Call and see Wilson's new Tally-He
four-in-hand coach; finest in the city
for picnic and pleasure rides
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All the latest; fancy ice cream, and
all sorts of good things can be found at
Welch Bros, GOT j.
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It Reaches
The Spot E!

NINE-TENTHS OF THE AILMENTS WHICH
~ men have can be traced to their founda-
ton at the small Of the back. All the i'm
portant nerves center there, and that Is the
spot through which the electric current
from Dr. Sanden's Electric Belt takes its
course to reach the weakened parts While
you sleep at night 1t feeds the famished
nerves and cures Kidney and Liver Trou-
bles, Rheumatism. Lame Back, Indigestion
Sleeplessness, Varicocele and all weakness
of men and women.
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rheumatism.

Rheumati tism.
Pasadena, Csl, March IA, e6.
DR.. A. T. SANDEN-Dear Sir: bought one OF
your Electric Belts for Rheumatism, which came
on by severe pains In the back and kidneys and
spread to my feet, which were SO bad that could
not put my shoes on. ! found relief as soon as
applied the Belt and slept better the first night
| wore il than had for two months. used the
Belt six weeks and am cured and as well
any man OF ny age. 62 years. can recommend
the Belt AS being the only cure for lame back and
Eheum atis1D. Yours truly
WILLIAM WALKER
No. Plant Block Pasadena Cal.
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AUCTIONS.
AUCTION SALE

OF FURNITURE AND CARPETS AT
the auction house of Bell & Co, Tenth and
X streets. WEDNESDAY, April %, 1896.
at 10 o'clock a. m. sharp. One fine side
board, extension table and chairs, ] re-
frigerator, 1 fine range, almost new, cost
$4S: also, oak bedroom suits. carpets,
crockery, etc. Sale positive Terms cash.
BELL & CO.. Auctioneers
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It's our business /,

It's our BUSINESS.
It's our business to make the best beer
because you want it. New Brew and
Book Lager are the best Try them.
Buffalo Brewing Company.
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IF YOU WISH any of the following
delicacies. you can find them in the finest
qualities at the Sacramento Market 3OS-
10-f2 X street.: Salami Sausage Choice
Mackerel. Smoked Halibut, Smoked Sal
mon, Goldfish, Swiss, Limburger, Brick
Cream, Roquefors Adam, German Hand,
Sap Sage and Pineapple Cheese. Curtis
e. Herzog.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

vehicles-Baker & Observation-Disclosures.
Carts, Buggies, Carriages. Phaetons, Balm
Farm and Header Wagons. Wholesale
Hardware. Send for catalogue.
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TRY Figgs Medicated Sea Salt. Also,
Hay, Feed and Grain. 1119 Fourth street
New Telephone, 494.
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T. B. REID, dentist. Masonic Temple,
Sixth and X streets. Office hours = to &
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KNOX AND HATCH.

Callendine told him before this rob-
berry that Melvin Hatch had promised
to help him in a proposed train rob
berry. There was another man who
promised to help in it, but witness de-
clined to tell who he was. CalIendine
did not tell him the names of the
parties until after the car office robbery.
The court said that witness must dis
close the other mans name, and he un-
willingly gave the name of Harry Knox.
the A. +. Z. leader during the great rail-
road strike. He did not want, he said
TO bring his name In. Harry Knox did
not turn UP in time to take part in the
proposed train robbery as he was out
Of town, and IT was uncertain when he
would be back.
Mr.. Bassett was in the office until &
o'clock on Christmas eve, and Callen
dine told him that if Bassett asked him
where he was going to say he was going
down town. When witness went out
he saw Baker standing outside, and he
asked Callendine, when the latter came
out. if this was the man, and the latter
said 1t was.
Callendine went to his stable and got
his horse. He remarked to witness
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HODSON, of S13 X street, makes al
the children's pictures.
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SENT UP.
Henry Lee Asbury. the young man from

'FVT'FN f'"'- 8NHI'UTy' UTE NVUUE 'IlHFI rTUrN
Houston who s charged with having hur-
glarzed tho residence of Mr. Roper. on
Eighteenth street. on Err day last had a
son this morning and was held to answer
before the grand jury on two charges. ono
Of burglary and the other felony theft
The bond WAS hxcd at $500 in each case.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

Howlc Texss, August 13.-In the dis
irct court OF this county the trial of JEFF
Jameson: a deputy sheriff. charged with
killing Young Rogers, resulted in an ac-
quitta.
Bryan Texas, August l3.--The mator;a,
for the new iron bridge across Whites
creek 81 miles from Bryan, has arrived,
ana the contractor has a large force of
hands at work
| Fort Worth. Texas August 1s.-Iocal hi
cyclists are arranging TO have some races
clared their mention to participate. No
one except amateurs are admitted into the
contests
Fort Worth. Texas. August l3.-1.ocal
sportsmen are taking much interest in
me meeting to be held at Waco on sep
| temher = for the purpose of devising WIS
and means by which thc wild game of
the State may be protected and preservd.
Bowie. Texas, August i3.--Monday night
| three lads, named Frank Tucker, R.ll
Evans and John ptncr. INDUCED In some
pistol practice, which resulted in shoot
Ing a l,tle gill named I.andrum. The
wound, though painful is not considered
| iSal The boys We're each held to bail n,
grand Jury.
LAGRANGE, Texas, August l3-Judee w.
s Robson, who has served the people of
Old Fayete county faithfully and mpar-
,lahy Tor the past six years in the capsc-
| ny OF county judge, has withdrawn from
| the race Tor IN" ensuing term. Judge ROB
son IS highly connected in fratcrnai orders
iention TO that work HIS many friends
| here We're very much surprised to hear or
! his withdrawal
CGlmesneil Texas, August l3.-Several
| from the reservation, eighteen miles west
Iof Woodvlle. They were selling market
baskets made by them Of canc-spits \
| drouth of two months has rendered the
crop prospects almost ruinous, and they
have turned To basket making as a means
o. m9,Vumh2od and are peddling them in
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CAPITAL CITY NOTES.
Worlds Fair Medal Presented Charters
Filed-Notes and Personals.

Worlds Fair Medal resented--Chsrters
Filed-Notes and Personals.
Austin Texas, August iS.-Mrs, Bene-
dctte Il. Tohln. president Texas Womens
Worlds Fair Exhibition association, has.
IN behalf of the association presented to
Commissioner Rose for DEPOSIT and pre-
servation amcng the historical archives OF
the state the diploma and meial awarded
the association by tn. Worlds Fair at
Chicago. The diploma Is large and beau
ttul rich IN design and most arj.sticaily
executed on parchment. The association
proposes to have IT hs nd somev framed.
and II VIII hc conspicpously displayed
in The Safe library The medal a beautf
IN bronze, projected by a silver case lined
with blue velvet. ON one side are displayed
IRE allegorlcal figures OF history and
fame and the liberty torches. Win the Ia
scr.ptlon Worlds Columbian EXposi' on
IN Commemorauon OF Tie Four Hun
Gfe1ih Anniversary Il tn. Landing Of CO.
lenhus, MDCCCNCH. MDCCCNCIlL, to
Woman's Worlds Fair Association" On
the reverse side in strong relief is The fls;-
pre OF Columbus and the Inscription
ghr,stopher Columbus, october MI.
ACCCNC H."
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RED MEN EN ROUTE HOME.

Fort Worth, Texas August l2.-Stephen
L. Moore Of Houston. grra; saclcm q the
improved Order Of Red Men, and G, NJ.
lorucs Of san Antonio, eAisf leputy great
sachem arr!Nei In the city TODAY, from
Ger has hrcu held. Mr.. Moor expected
u - from here 70 DALLAS. but was called
nome suddenly and left al onca for llous-
ton, Chief poMty Harness VIII address
qua al Parker tribe No. 26 here tomorrow
nlsht. lie says tho proceedings OF the
great council established the fact that
the M enDership al the orler has increased
over 80 per cent luriuE the past year ana
thal the reports of the keeper a wanpum
and of thc finance committee showed the
wamprln bolt to b. in COOL condition. lie
states further that tho growth In mem
Lership within the past ten or eleven
months las heen over 1870 aud they ex-
pect 10 number at least @oD before The
END Oh the present Srea; suy
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but It was klled In a democratic mouse.
and besides. the democrats CT Texas
would now lie advocating Grover Cleve.
land and the gold standard had the party
80 declared In Chicago We 90 not care
know how deep the wafer is. The demo.
cratic party with its record of broken
pledges ought to DO ASHAMED to again go
before the people begging for another
chance. No pcrsrn would coun;enance
such iniidel.ty In has everyday business
our party Organization must he perpei.
uatsd and as Texas started the move
mt Mt she Will save the party from destruc.
ton"
IL Is said that the committee vsll be at
me state democratic convention with a
proposition 10 divide the electors.
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TIE PRIZES.
one $1,000 life policy N tho northwestern
Life Assurance Company paih un ioi ten
yebrs to the minister or me sosl"'i n tlar.
lis county CeCeiving the largest HUMMER vi
one $1,000 life policy paid Up. for ten
years In tho Northwestern die Assurance
Company TO the minister of the gospel ir
nairis county receiving the second largest
One One 5000 III policy paid up. for ter
wars in the Northwestern Life Assurance
Company to the minister of the gospel in
Texas outside OF Harrrs county receiving
the largest number OF COUPON votes.
wears in the Northwestern Life ASSURANCE
Comnauv to the minister of the gospel in
Texas outside Of Harris county receiving
the second largest number OF coupon
These policies arc fully paid UP for ten
years from the date OF Issue, after which
tine thu holders can re lew IRON year 10
nerse at tho regular rates for renewable
ten year policies.
While It IS impractcable to explain in
detail, In these columns, the very liberal
terms of the policies issued by the North
western Life Assurance company, readers
Of The Post will be choerfully, informed
the policy by calling upon o. writing to
either j. y Cnmfrell general agent for
South and East Tens, room 81, Mason
RULES OF THE Contest.
All votes 10 ,e counted must he received
before 10 o'clock DON September 3 1896
ANY white m!nist n Of the gospel in the
State of Texas is eligible. provided he be
between the age of q and 30 years at his
nearest birthday. and provided he can
stand IL satisfactory medic al examlna tlOn
such as required by the company OH its
regular policies.
However should the winner he unable to
stand A satisfactory medical examination
the policy will be issued In favor Of the
family of the winner upon the lifetime OF
any member of his family "a other rela-
tive said person to he Il satisfactory risk
according to the established rules of the
COMPANY
Should tho winner fail to pass such ex-
animation or to designate some person on
whom the policy can be written within
thirty days after the result is announced
the policy will he issued to the person s'e-
ceiNing the next highest number of votes.
coupons once sent in can rot be with
drawn aud voted for any other candida To-.
In sending in votes, II ted IN lunches
with the number marked thereon. 1t " i'll
rot he necessary to mark the name ex-
cept on the outside COUPONS,
COUPONS 10 he voted must be entire,
showing the figures 5000 On each corner.
AddresH all coupons to Contest Editor
The Post HoustC n
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BRAZoKIA NOMINATIONS.

Vciasco. Texas. August l3.--The demo-
cratic nominating convention OF Rrazoria
county met at the c.fy hail yesterday and
nominated fun county ticket / being the
first real representative democrA q con-
yentlcn held II the county since tho war.
Great interest was aroused, and about -
people attended. besides the ninety odd
delegates.
The contest In the Columbia delega ton
Was settled by the two opposing Candi-
dates Sweeney and Crews drawing OUT,
and noih delegations being seated with
half a vote essch.
Chairman Harris rendered his resigna-
ton. which was afterwards r"flsesi.'
W. y. Tigror % Sandy Point was elect
ed temporary chairman. ami Colonel 7.
u. Douthlt permanent chairman.
The only Couieei Of any moment was
for the county tudCeshlp. VIII on re, ultci
IN one majority Tor \. n. Mast-rSon over
his opponent. l.. F r'ishhack n Alvin.
The balance O. the tickle; nominated is as
follows County clerk. J l.. Honey, cis-
trirt clerk @ =. Leonard. sheriff T. J
Phillips. assessor. J. l. Hatcss collector
J. VI We-ms treasurer. Henry a. Ferry.
county attorney II Il Logg rs. All re-
nominated except N-ems, I.oggins and
Bonney.
The convention was harmonious one
tnroush cut and the election Of the arkct
IS already assured The result Of this con-
vention also assures the moving 81 the
court house 20 me center % the county.
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COUNTY TAX ROLLS.

The tax rolls OF the following counties
were received today at the comptroller's
office
Lee coVnty-T,,ai valuations s29iS 50
Increase over previous year. SIS $50.
Burnett couuty--Total valua ticns. I.7i5.
S2S- Increase over previous year. S7 iJi.
Morris couniy-Total valuations $40,
NJ. Decrease frdm previous year Se3Sl3.
Marion county-Tp'al valuations, 81 SsS
~. Decrease from previous year. $50 =
2sl
Shackelford county-Total valuations.
s. -, rs. Decrease from previous year.
s. isl
Maverick ocunty-Toiai valuations. s.
-li.os. Decrease from previous year s1i,-
-
camp county Total valuations, s. i4i
bN. Increase over previous year, 81 so.
Austin county-Total valua lions. s. 9i1.-
s2i. Decrease from previous year &3 AZ.
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correspondent did not learn VINO rais,"
the hfecy stanle. Cotton worUs az q,
ported to he dam gins the crop. o. MI.
McNair's plantation, about ten miles from
ths place. Dry and no, wesiher mas cur
the cran great deal shorter than wss
yesterday.
Salado. Texas. August l2--The farmers
an rushins to get their .1ttnn out anu
tneit see ms 10 he plenty OF hands ~
we weather remains dry the bulk OF tuf
cred by the i0lh OF ncxf month. Rain
Mould he OF much injury 70 all lie ior-
ward cotton and much Of the late cot
,on IS hadly damaged. though NOT So iar
ED IS little mere than 4 hale TO four
acres ana In some places the farmer, say
!. VIZ. lake ten ncres 10 MIKE Q DAG.
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nEENIl.r.E nl,nGEr

Heeyll,e. Texas August i2-On Sunday
last the Key Wallace Carnahan. principal
OF 81 M2ry's Han san Antonio. preached
ih ~ fh.ips Episcopal church both morn
,ns and night INA the morning Mr. Carna-
nan SPOKE rlFis~ntly ou iprlstinu Eiu-
alton ana a. thu evening service Ills
subject Wa Prayrt' treated from a
scientific point Of view Row h. H. Ne
we assisted ne al the services
ny y ''rrFpD- brought INTO town yea,
'.N T. h'mpie Of n's peach crop of his
rdf ~" mas ularr varieties. bur 'hesc
WFrv yellow cling stone The smallest one
IN .nc ipt measured %. incn,. eIutto-ially.
Nhil' me iarscst measured ~ iuches.
iinss
The papullsts have called mass meet.
.uF ~ fhH court house nnN' saturday for
w. purp3f- ~ accepting or rejecting the
% a. Galveston u !s rIWurcd ,hnt me
l-.t'inu - putting oui county ticket
"iN come ur 20 'tis meeting. nut 40 one
ta dfpnr what enc outcome VIII he AS
'he loading YNlrl,istr ar" iivi Irl an tht
4prf't GN t. is also rumoret that a local
pqnl-f paper WIN coon be issued herc.
Roy Taro l-"e r"tnFrcd yes or'ity flom
AIR WIN pobrovlsA or the Arm NJ Fd
k"inln q CO.. san Antonio. came down
ssirr lay go lupH a''"r som" city pr perry
He eas iast purchased. returning the FOL
SIR Frfi s,ws and family spent a few
lays lle' week over on the Nueces, fish
me ana nnn'lnT
NJ. II. J.. Williams ~ McMu'lon county
wAs here this week Ne r"1orts every
/ ~ ~ lr n Na1r sfln- condition up there.
W Hl-''e. th. nov so'tler ~ skidmore
Z pait We Figlf TupsdHy
I Dir Jimmie p1urhar'y took ne train
J ths Wrrnlnr for san Antonio From hero
/. hr "ili 90 down INTO ME heart OF Mexico
] - trrrd . week or So
w " =. station loft las week for Eas,
] IehaH with -, OF hnr hnlis
! ~ e rtp0rteI hero ihir morning ma,
[ Nf. N1srhlSa. who ~ nov IN l.ouiN
ana wi'h horses. narrowly escaped a fau
nlfner few dsvF ago. The report saws
! f9re nt me hands 10 had With him had
PARTIES 90 II gave ne thing away and IA.
others we're Immediately arrested.
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WEATHER AND CROPS.

Granger. Texas, Angus, lo.-Thc dry
weather and hot wind continue. with no
prospects OF rain. Cotton {. being cut
snort AMI IS opening raa'dl% nov.
Kosse. Texas, August ll. Weather stun
not ami dry. 90 ton II being picked very
rapidly. hat Gar ncrs are rot disposed TO
sell t yet. lrospjec1s are good for rain.
Caldwell. Texas. August ia good
shower fcll here today Hith prospe It's for
q good rain all over this section. but II
10 comics u VIII not 10 cotton m ch good
"a, the plant has been a. Il siandsiili 100
louE.
Victoria. Texas. August li.-lf presen,
prosi cots hold out, Victor NH have the
hesr cotton crop In the St1te, ana better
inap ever before I'm is history. Rain
v ~ he needed IN 4 we k 10 insure "a good
top crop,
Rosanky. Texas. August Il We had Il
small shower here Last evening. but II
G,d more harm to cotton than good.
Farmers coiviug in FROM N" country I've
miles southeast of Rosanky report good
showers railing.
Bolton. Texas. August I1--Lisht Sow
ers f"li in dinrrNnt parts o.; mis- county
yesterday, hut not oHought 10 do much
good cotton i ppeuIng rap. H. aNi =. X
Ing IL In fun blast. About o bales have
been received to date.
Ferris. Texas, August l2.-.A good rain
foil hen. this incoming ami The inpicntions
are good for more. This Will hcir ths cot
ton crop, as It was nertins rain very
about one fo,,,th ~ ,aIn IN he i,,c ''
Gdu"ns VAS ArSuSt i. Anout iity
tale. of cotton have been sinned IN =
on nv insect PESTS are n TIE cot
t'h "DA We hINr a sp'H ~ fdNS
~,'atNer N" i"lmAEt %lu 'n a1sllera nlH;;
Hi"st OF thc farmers hrie Nlllh thcy VIII
" ''g NP '".'
Mrk lnn'y IeAis, AugG', ia good
ram fyl IN many rpfil' ~ ~ inns 'hnnty
yes nay a7d ist niEhi' Nhich was badly
n '7Hri' iMle COTTON " grtHAN r"uehled.
orion prKlnG 50 heSHn my tree
weeks earl ihHn usual T"e rrop VIII
W 'h'-i|'lF4 snort. thhiAS me county
"''i'
Now birmingham, Texas August IL
| TIL lonE droutl was broken Yesterday.
| Nhlt the rain WAS not Neri heavy IT fen
si"N'y hhd VIII 10 A graf deal ~ good.
| ne cotton crop Is shurter 10y - per cent
thfu IN" rsiimHt" ~ ~ 'kS nso
| 49, tH II " WI average with far con-
! uluons from now on. about one bale 10
! every s'N acres.
| Thurhor Junction. Texas. August io-No
! rain Vet Stns X wafer growing Srnr,e CT.
/ ton suffering severely.',ylu nor nnkr over
! half tho rron n ln.f venr nusinr's MA
/ ing up well In tho mining towns OF Thur.
| Der aud Mineral CITY; also at the railroad
| towns OF Gordon and Strawn, all OF VIII Oh
| arr 90 less than hye miles OF this poIn,
! which Ia Itself the central city OF the clus.
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RNlroN GOLD EXCITEMENT.
Assaycr Collecting Orc-Bg Prices Re-
fused for Land,

Belton. Texas. August Is The gold mine
excitement IS increasing. Mining capital
lists OF Cripple Creek. colo. sent au ox-
pert here He remained about week col
leciins cre, which he took with Nm to-
assay. lie stated that the indications
werc that there was both gold and silver
here His assays are awaited with much
interest
ALREADY lands have gone mp to hg prices
Mr.. Dave Rocs refused 5000 for siNty-nve
acres. MIR, NJ Hrown refused $40 per aero
{ en- tract On MIR. Bol,s land Is an old
humber of old Mexican mines ana smeltcrs
in that part Of the county
Tho fact that Cripple creek capitalists
would s'nd an expect here based on two
small quantities Of ore sent there, gives
nuch confidence in the matter.
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MAVERICK coI'Nry porIr1cs

I-asl" PAsH, Texas. August u The
ost corresponding; has interviewed SOW.
enaI ropAlists "a, this place and all have
Fa'd the> would vore Tor Bryan and sew.
an Many ~ them Say ,hoy would prcfc-
80 SUPPORT Falipu. The dti'i-,eratlo NOM.
nominee NJ Rhea, Withdraw ISSs ~ w
thrrr Is 30 hoirr for them 10 elect thsir
COZ gresham. ami, as they favor free III.
yer. ih'y are Wiling to vote for ire dem.
CrfH;ir nominee. N'"
The Posts support ~ the regular demo.
Natic ticket IS highly CONNIE .i,iel her
ny all democrats, regardless OF ulc,r View
On the silver question. N The Post co,,id
reach here on the Gay Of publi;atlon Al
would take Immediate icnd. ~
Tho gold democrats here are loyal IN tn,
no support Mt the polls
L0eal politics " warming UP and tho ini
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HUNTSVILLE HAPPENING

Huntsville. Texas. August iA-i~
tract was let yesterday for TEL
supcrintendent Pritcfeit OF M
Houston Normal, to be ere'ea
normal gr0unda. il VIII cos' 's .,,.
and be built ont Of the contineen' w. /,
the normal. raised from inc'ae"'
and will not come out OF Inv '
for maintaining the school at ~
Hon. T. n. Ball left for ssa -
today. where he is TO addrs s,sa en- "
of Waller county at pa,,bs az!
row. From all portions 81 tor ~ n
come assurances of suplo, "a IN n
lie will go from Hempste,aass mona /
convent on before returhhe
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.

The Epwor,h league VIII hold i,s second
annual conference I'm this City next week
for three days beginning August is.
Mayor Frank Huffsmith and city Secre-
tary Campbell OF Palestine were here to-
day to consult the attorney general about
a proposed issue OF Palestine waterwork
bonds.
City Secretary Warner ~ Houston was
here today and returned this evening. TAX
iug with him a $4,000 issue OF Houston
bridge bonds recently registered by the
comptroller.
Nialor Nose - Harris of san Antonio.
James w bay and W. ". Little of Fort
Worth, Cap;ain e. +. Room OF Blaucn. ~.
r. Warner q Houston and Il. ". Moseley
OF Llano were among those who registered
at the Hotel Saigo today.