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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-13
PALESTINE POINTERS.

The East Texas Fair Proiect-No Pros
poets for Free Mail Delivery.
Palestine, Texas, February n.-Prepara-
ton for the coming fair is already under
headway and 1t is certainly to be sure
thing. The street and read which leads
north to the selected spot will be macada-
mized and very nearly enough has been
subscribed to complete the work
The Times suggests that the words An
derson county IN the name be changed TO
last Texas. This viii likely be done, for
Al is desired 10 have the cu-operatloh Oh
East Texas blended into the pro1ect
The committee to select the location Tor
the new school edihce has decided on
and purchased block No. 90, Green's addi-
ton. ,.,..
first proposed, the committee from the
council have about decided 10 contract Tor
Twenty-Five 20-power candle lights, which
can be obtained for the same price anu
come nearer pleasing Uncle Sam II free
delivery he glven-a luxury much wanted.
But the latest Information on the matter
Of free delivery is discuuraEing. inc ue-
mand for this convenience is lar greater
than can be supplied with the appropria-
ton available for the purpose SO Pales-
tine VIII Just have to walt. meekly wait
and murmur not.
The commissioners court Of this county
have created the Office OF superintendent
of convicts. whose duty It shall Ice to
work them and care for them for a CON
sderaton.
Mr.. John snllmsn, on Of the directors
istry. will attend the meeting Of the
same IN TAYLOR on February 1S
MI Henry Ash goes TO New Orleans to-
Colonel G W. Rurkitt has been called
60 Houston again by reason Of his father
ir-law'S sickness.
Miss Annie Smith has returned to Ty-
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months The pops in this county are num-
erous and out OF total vote In the cour-
w. of the whites, the democrats, single
and double standard, are about equally
divided with the pops. There arc some
1900 negro votes in tho county and the
controlling of these suffragists Is the bone
of contention. So IL Is safe to say that
the moonlight nights from now until the
ides of November will he utilized by
patriotic office hunters In attending the
political meetings of the cnlored brother.
owl meetings" wher. votes are made
and lost AT these meetings every candi-
date from constable to congressman must
make his speech TO tine dusky brother
and Insist that his offer of forty acres
and a mule" IL the one most advantageous
for this class of citizens and the pa
triot" who fails to convince them may
as we'll quit the fight for his name will he
mud In November. These meetings are
usually held away out In the brush by
the light of one small brass lamp, and 1t
themselves in order to keep up with these
meetings and attend in person or by rep
resentatives, for their political salvation,
at least. depends upon H. Democrats in
this county are divided on tho money
question but II IL believed by many that
the county will Instruct for bimetallism
and 10 TO !. There s some dissa tisfaction
at tho action Of the executive committee.
hut all democrats agree that there Is no
reasonable excuse for any man to quit
tho party organization and who ever wins
so far as old Gonzales Is concerned the
will present a solid front TO the
enemy. Tho gold men indorse the position
taken by The Post and the silver men are
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IN TRAVIS COUNTY.
All Parties for an Active Campaign r.
tho Spells

All Parties for an Active Campaign for
tho Spells
Austin. Texas, February il.--llon. Wal
Ter rips who has represented the district
composed of Travis, Williamson and Bur.
uet counties In tho state senate for the
past four years. states that he VIII not
b. "a candidate tor reelection.
The ~. sent Travis county tfic a. fanny
from constable up will again tcy lts luck
at thc rolls this fall The republicans and
populists win have rull county tickets Ia
the nnid aud it Is understood that there
vNt 10. INDEPENDENT candidates on tho
sAr for tho county clcrkshlp and the
county trrsusurershp.
The starting Of "a republican paper here
ga taken To- mean that an effort win he
made 10 get up strong republican or
tt,ul7qtlon I'm thls section Tho populist
county organ was bought by the proprlc-
tnrg or this now republican paper h"lorc
they decided 90 como here. but u Ia given
out now that the third parlNt"s Will not
long be without % paper rs there is al
ready a move on foot to start another
nopullst weekly
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MAD DOC SCARE.

four Dogs Killed Yesterday
Brenham, Texas. February 12.-rbe mad
dog scare in this section is AT fever beot
Every farmer that comes in brings a
story of mad dog, and poison turks in
raw beef scattered around so promteoo-
ously that II a dog gets out of a Iooko1
kennel he is "a dead dog ona ,,,lt,....
nrndl" pup made his appearance on tbe
slrett today alive. and passiua ns5,.-
IRAN, began TO surround him some one
shooters showed mp and picket firing soon
urouEh' out The town, and hundreds 81
s s,o Fl followed at safe distance the the
T,I'tuu' army mat pursued The brinile purp.
i'TrEn Robertson firing tho fatal shot
me cIty scuvepget gathered up H.
rnill4ins and remarked, This is Inc
out. " f''N ''''-' "'Nil Hdllel
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THE RLrE GOOSE 1I1.nn1,n

cameron Texas February 12.-SheriY
blekett left here today on the north-bound
SANTA re train for Bolton with about
thlrty Witnesses to attend the trial Of
pave Meyers, which ia set for tomorrow
rhis Is quite a celebrated case Viewers
- nn5er Indictment for killing Jones'
anu 3inkley IN the Blue Goose. a house
ui aphndoncd women, here about two
Years ago He has been tried for klline
Jones anu given twenty-five years. thoi.h
IN" case Is HOW before the couri Of ~
neHls. a chlngc OF Venue was granted en-
account OF the notoriety Of the rase in,
ms county. The case has been contin,tI
twice but Mcssrs, Henderson * street.
man ma, attorneys FOR defendant say that no
motion FOR further continuance viii ho
made as they are DESTROYS OF a trial ''
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS

LUFKIN-Dr. Thomas War Y
evangelist of the rresbytery d =
Texas, will preach here next s.lz]
LONELADY-Mr. 3. ]. spu, M
ing down some timbers and VIZ y
by u falling tree and badly nlss|
He is expected TO die.
HUGHES SPRINGS-On Moasu
February 10, the postofflce at Il
Springs was broken into and ia;
in stamps taken.
ROCKPORT-The case Of R. WI
charged with the murder Of Il
Walsh, Is set for Friday and d
Ncnirie Of seventy-two ordered n,
. o'clock Thursday.
GONZALES-City Alderman h
Coleman was attempting TO esia
horse when the animal kicked u
over the right eye, making AZ
wound. He IS in bed, but 1t is hope.l
friends that he will soon recoyef
IVINCiSTON-In on altercstx
tween DeE,pc Freeman and JOIN
Hardin. both Colortd. the fcrn
struck on the head by club, OF y
fence rail by the latter and pretty
hurt.
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ONE MEXICAN KILLS ANOTHER

Lockhart, Texas February lion n
farm near Maxwell last evening, one
Mexican was killed by another. The man
who did the killing sustains "A good repu-
tatipn. and Immediately surrendered HIM
self to the authorities. District Attorney
storey and Sheriff Eustaco have gone out
today 20 INVESTIGATE.
The goods recently hurelarzed from the
store % l.. Schwarz x Go. were found
carefully done up in packages and CON
cealed under the floor Of the BAPTIST
church, about one hundred yards distant
from tho store The thing remains an In
soluble mystery,
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TWO SEVERE AcClDENrs

i'uling, Texas. February l2-Tbis p,orr
ing rNmmie South. aged IL, In onentnp.
So soI ms bridle-roins fastened to the
nuiled we gate over on the two. cr,isbin',-
}U~IE Seuth's shoulder blade and initir.
Rock, while making lard over an ' oa,er H ssi
IN me yard, caught fire and was ha5i,
burned on the lower limbs. '''iy
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go SEE Quincy"
The Republican Leader Evidently tho

The Republican Leader Evidently tho Die.
tator Of the Party IN Texas.
Austin Texas February l2.-Evory re-
publican politician In Austin. white and
black, has been looking for Quincy today
and It II no exaggeration TO say that he
has held leyees on every street corner
along Pecan street from Congress avenue
10 hed hiNer street since 10 o'clock this
\ dozen attempts were made during the
day 10 learn from local republican lead
era whttnfr their party would put out a
the hest chance of heading A. hut In
every instance the would-be interviewer
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STATE DEMOCRATIC CALL.
Chairman Dudley Promulaates In
structions Of the Committee.
SHOWING AS TO SILVER IS URGED.
IVORY Democrat, irrespective Of Past
Amiiation, Is Requested to Vote
On the Question.

Paris, Texas, February 1.-THE demo-
cratic executive committee having met in
the city Of Austin, Texas, February 8.
1885, has ordered q democratic primary
election on the 9th day of June, 1885,
throughout the State of Texas in the
several organized counties at the estab-
lished voting boxes and precincts therein
to determine whether or not the demo-
cratic parry of Texas favors "plmetalilsm
that is. the free coinage OF both soId
and silver into standard money without
discriminating against either metal or
charge for mintage upon the same terms
and subject only to Ike Limitations as the
right of coinage and legal tender qualities
at the rate now established In this coun-
try of 10 of silver 10 of gold. and that
at said primary election, ana AT the same
time said question is submitted 10 the
democratic voters of each county IN TINS
State, who shall vote for and eject their
delegates 10 represent their respective
counties in the democratic state couyen-
tons, and when So elected SHAH lie the
delegates from their respective counties
TO all State conventions held in this STATE
In 1896, except judicial. aud said delegates
shall be considered AS Instructed by the
democracy of their respective counties
for or against the question submitted as
the majority vote OF their respective cuun-
ties at said primary election shall deter
mine. and provided that the democracy
of any county may also at said primary
election instruct their delegates Tor any
tho candidate or candidates rocoiviua mo
larpegt nunhar ~ ,otns ~ en,d ,,rtTu1.r1,
oieS,ion In anv county shaIi L. a,titleT =
~ inett1,Htit, I'm; err ro,,nt,.i a,
saia ca,nn,ittoc oraerr-3 q, der,,'.roii
Sac ,an.tr,ior q, bo Mi a., ~ az,
~ S,,s,t ,reas a. r,, ii ~ ~
OF 3ustliy leRha' on lursuhE' me "a Gay
daiss,atos -, AZ >t,l 1'a' i' 4 w 81; ',i',E
" ute 1\at'o1i ~ NV. v'li-
~. 9'; ,o az n,Vn , -, ~ ~ n'c,tEo on
,S,u.s i lI".' az. ~ iui VI a. ga y',H'
u.a'.iA ailt "l9o or H,. 'A ~ Hfi
S'A.N ~" ~" Nr 'in
~ Wv ry f3It worm, rex
as on luesphN' me ihih dAF 'i
AuEust 1872. 10 nominate candidates
tor me various Statr oHlccs: ana mat
tuere ne J. la ~ sni' Guy on fort Worth
on the san l6th dar or August, 1896. a.
lu9iciai Convention 10 nominate one SUI
preme judge ana orc judge ~ The court
OF criminal aun"als. sald convention TO
he held separate from tho state convcu-
Ton
conventions are hereby called TO be held
~ the times and places ana according 20
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NO SPOTTED FEVER

NusN' rexas' February IA great
many people think the spotted fever. or
niehihgitls' is in Rusk, but such is not a
la',' About two weeks ago the guards
NV ~, clnvicts AZ the State ooalIng cnr,r
= ~ W eus, twenty miles from here had M
cane h9rc SG yilS disd one OF The guards
az tho con,sictuu the fever and died All
~ " tals place and they were sent ~
M ,h., sac farm. four miles west of herc %
and y ,b nnye been there about three weeks ns
not been sine a. ~ case Of fever and has
NN 0ti't AHey came here
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NAL college in Alvin at an early date
The name Of the man who Is 10 nave
charge Of the college is not ready TO make
public yet. but he is an educator oil hish
The Following boarl Of trustees. and
officers were elected yesterday: A: j.
Brchfe.d. X. II. Griffin, l.. y. carton
trustees. II. Lee Slatapcr. secretary; Al
Vim Exchange hank. treasurer.
The executive committee is composed
of the following gentlemen; Il; O. Brazell-
ton, chairinan' L. H. carI,olit IL, a., y,
fin, ID. Lee Slataper, ~. j. Birchhelu, u
w. Durant. T. W. Carlton.
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AINlN NoRMAL cnII.EGr.

Alvin. Texas. February ls.-The execu-
tive committee Of the Alvin Normal col
lege association heli a meeting yesterday
afternoon. About 10 town lots have been
donated IN aid OF the school. besides n
large amount OF acreage property The
site has been selected and everything
looks favorable for the building OF a nor
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A NEEDED spp,.,,,

No. 'Ne,s, IeNas' February ia meeting
W. ', n'la mere last night and the pevers
witb e. Snd ladder fire company organized.
eaton Of Som, medq captain. A fire organi.
,or some time as Insurance 'C co,o, mere
nave refused to take any risks here 1"'e7
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REPUBLICANS IN WILLIAMSON.

Taylor. Texas, February r. Tho ropuh-
llcan county convention is called to meet
al raylor ON Tue sday Pc ruary y, In t. cd
Of INC ltth as erronelus4y reported from
GEORGETOWN. Tho convention Is call ID Tor
the purpose OF selecting delegates to the
state and congressional conventions and
ia keen up appearances. The election e
a chairman. secretary ana executive COM
uittce tor a county organization VIII also
Ia. ntt,nlrI to
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r1EDICAL
DISCOVERIE
DIR. HATHAWAY ~

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ora aud Washington county Is controlled
by MI Garrett's friends. who may not
feel like cNcrtiug themselves to any alurm-
irg extent ti.s year In other words, Mr..
iarwooi IS iurltued 20 believe mat a demo-
cratic congressional nomination VIII Toe n
.Mnl. Annur IN mo NIuln l.alrlol N ls.1.
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ORANGE LOCALS,
Sabine River Stiu Rising Vessels Loading
Lumber FOR Export.

Sabine River Still Rising-Nesseis Loading
Lumber for Export
orange, Texas. February l2-lt began
raining here again this afternoon and
indications are that another extended
ratuy spell has set in. The Sabine river
has risen "A littlo more here today, the
wind from the southeast backing the
water mp.
Captain j. J Townsend of the schooner
Josephino and Captain IA, w Newcomb
OF the schooner Thomas ~ stone, both
of which vessels are now lying ut Sabine
Pass. pent the day In Orange today.
The Josephine IL loading with lumber
for Tampico from the Consolidated EN-
port company Mt beaumont The stone
is dlschargdug cargo OF coal ana her
captain Is here seeking cargo and VIII
probably secure cargo OF lumber for
New York G. Il, Jones, Inspector OF ties
and timber for the Mexican Central rail-
road. and q. III. Hugsins of Mckeynolds
n Co steVcdorcs at Sabine Pass We're
with them also. Captain Newcomh Of
the Stoue is an old-tiner and says this is
the first time Ia n number OF years that
no has been this distance inland
Mr. w l.. Partin, who has been spend
ing the past several months In the Cal
caslcu long leaf yellow pine forests, has
arrived here with half n million feet Of
hewu timbcrs to mako ship spars and
masts which Is to I've shipped TO England
The tug Guillotte, Captain l.. l.. Belts
has the contract TO tow the timbers to
the ships side at Sabine Pass.
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Another Grain Elevator Is Found
To BE Necessary.
THE COAST COUNTRY CONVENTION.
Good Roads, Drainage, Marketing and
such Like Topics To 30 Discussed.
scott wants a Divorce.

Galveston, Texas, February l2.-It is
quite generally understood among the
knowing ones that Galveston is soon to
have another grain elevator. The dimen-
sions of the grain export business at
this port are expected to be enlarged
rather than diminished next season,
whether the corn crop next year should
be SO large or not, for it is assumed that
the western shipper. having. got a taste
OF the short haul TO the gulf, Will not be
satisfied with anything less and grain is
always the staple crop of the West II
Is claimed that the present elevator iacili-
ties are fully equal to the present de-
mands, but that the grain business is
growing and that AT least one more ele-
accident which might reduce present ia
cilities, as well as to provide for the In
crease In business, Contractor Stewart
of Kansas City, who built the elevator
now in use by the wharf company, is ex-
pccted in Galveston soon, and II IS under
stood that his coming is TO see about the
building of new grain elevator nut ne
company is Interested In the new enter
prise. ............ ,,,,.,
The first prisoner to ride in the new
patrol wagon since 1t was put in COM
mission was Adolph Morsbers and he has
been alarming citizens in the West End
FOR several days. Mounted officers mad
pvgn on nus 'IRii suCV En9IerlaN nye tnlI,,;
a suyCSe1g bis , [%piugn 5rbc wllo s
,b,, ~ ~ 'ir, MoI9"urH
hundance of hirsute adotnment both OF
sGL anu ,acr XIV ~ Ieitie" 70 reat
baHNlr.S When een by reporter today he
saii he wa IN colorado last faii, travel
rs rom one pace 10 another, aditiiniSte r,
ing to the SICK ana dying For the past
the outsllirtg of the city. elaeping on the
nra1i1e al nsnt anu IN me gay tliIie
pGldhlhE tao,9 stanls -, ana 1 picture tra r
wv ne ,o oxri" o p, nn,a, ,,,' T "1S n
man Is not charged with amy oifense
AGAINST the law, but his manner and gen
eral appe9rance were such as to create
| alarm and complaint was made to the
~ W4s said th' evening that the man
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absolutely given away to s,v
sends III one-cent stamps to ,r !
mailing oniy, to Worlds Disp:susl
ical Association, No. 8, Nh
Buffalo. n, y. I
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THE SECRET ORDERS

Navasota, Texas. February =
Ancient Order United Worxmh \
city have elected the following Y
a. n. Harwood master worEnn
Abernathy, f.; VIM. YouenA Y,
Hurst. r.. j. NJ. Shaw. R.; 4. ~,
John Drerham, G., ]. Bnckious
Joe Haska, O. w. W. y; surssi'
elected representative go tne s's@'
Pozzonis complexion Poyde y
sally known and eyerywnefe y
as the only Powder that WIN imys
complexion, eradicate tan, ireSA1
all skin diseases.
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Thousands Of cases OF rheumatism have
been cured by Elmer \ Amends Pie.
scription No. aSS1" All sufferers should
try "a bottle OF same. w. Preston q Co.
GalN eston. Texas. agents.
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bNlI t1fI
published. II en-
man physiology I'M
Of life aud hesltS N
yet scientific l,sr.s|
has had a trem,siss|
$4,000 copies i. ts|
hound in cloth. M
free edition Is d. 4
all respects e1e.,, N
bound in strong mi:
Der COyprg A 49,,
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IN OLD GONZALES.

county papers please copy.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-08-14

Mrs. Rhode Noah, of this place, was
taken in the night with cramping pains
and the next day diarrhoea set in. She
took half a bottle of blackberry cordial
but got no relief. She then sent to me
to see il | had anything that would
help her. I sent her a bottle of Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy and the first dose relieved
her. Another of our nelghbors had
been sick for about a week and had
tried different remedies for diarrhoea,
but kept getting worse. | sent him
this same remedy. Only four doses OF
of it were required to cure him. He
says he owes his recovery to this won
derful remedy Mrs. Mary Slbley, Sid
ney, Mich. For sale by X. d. Good
all, Depot drug store.
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A Valuable Prescription.


Editor Morrison. Of the Worthiug-
ton, Ind, Sun, writes: "You have a
valuable prescription in Electric Bit
tiers, and can cheerfully recommend
it for constipation and sick headache,
and as a general system tonic it has no
equal" Mrs. Annie Steble, 1925 Cot
tage Grove avenue, Chicago, was all
run down, could not eat nor digest
food, had o backache which never left
her and felt tired and weary, but six
bottles of Electric Bitters restored her
health and renewed her strength.
Price fifty cents and S1.00 per bottle at
Murphey-Van Petten Drug Co.'S, Las
Vegas ard Feet Lee Na0ae and 'at
vOSdo AhA <~S ~S""
wholesale by the Browne Manzanares
Co.
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Beautiful Places Of Retreat for
the Health and Pleasure
Seeker.
Arus Clara Resort.

The Aqua Clara resort is situated about
eighteen miles from Las Vegas, at the foot
OF Mineral hill at the junction of two pic
turesque canons, the Blue and Tecolote.
A beautiful small lake is formed opposite
the hotel, about which Ia a forest OF pine.
balsam and spruce trees, which make the
place very desirable for those suffering
IRON lung and throat difficulties. A free
carriage leaves the New Optic hotel at 3 D.
m. every Monday, transportation both
ways furnished without cost to visitors.
r5c A.o.o: &c bail. ed furnished &c. cc:-
veuience and comfort, and the table is
bountifully supplied and the cooking Ia
The water 10 the best to be
had In New Mexico. and comes pure and
sparkling from springs In the mountain
side. Rates 50 per week. Further infor-
nation given at this office and at the New
Optic hotel. w. E. ESTES,
Prom.
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My little boy, when two years Of age,
was taken very III with bloody fiux. l
was advised to use Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and
luckily procured part Of a bottle. /
carefully read the directions and gave
1t accordingly. He was very low, but
slowly and surely he began to improve,
gradually recovered, and is now as
stout and strong as ever. l feel sure
it saved his life. l never a praise
the remedy half its worth. I am sorry
every one in the world does not know
how good it is, as I do.-Mrs. Lima S..
Hinton, Grahamsville, Marion Co.,
Florida. For sale by X. D. Goodal,
Depot drug store.