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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-30
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Who are nervous, weak, worn out
with local troubles find pure blood,
nerve strength, and perfect health in
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
We do not say the above to raise
false hope. 1t has been the expert
encc of many, very many women in
those intensely trying periods which
demand and consume so much
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-30

When Baby was sick. we gave her Castorfa.
When she u Child, she CT ed for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children. she gave them Castoria.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-30

CLEVELAND BICYCLES st Roanoke
Cycle Company's.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-30
Kew York Creamery Buttar

NONE better ever placed on the mar.
ket. We keep II In stock. w. w
PAYNE q Co., cor. Park and Centre.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-30

FOR the best work-the Swiss Steam
o Lau ndry' 1913 Salem avenue west. Phone
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-30

LAzELL's Russian Violet, Meadow
Lily, Hispania and Coronaria Perfumes.
Try these brands. They will satisfv
you. AT E L. Etb's drug etore.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-30

GROCERY merchants are authorized to
guarantee Hoe Cake baking powders,
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-30

THE FAIR" Is now opsn at No. Ss-
lem avenue with q full line of station
cry, glassware, etc. GEORGE GRAvATT,
Manager.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-30

THE best nickel cigar on the market
Spanish Twist-at Bonner's.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-30

The capture OF an American schooner
in Cuban waters by Spanish war vessel
viii no doub. give the Dons much COM
fort; but so far AS the United States is
concerned they have no right to COM
plain, as since the commencement Of
the insurrecsion they have practically
had the revenue service of this govern
ment entirely at their command in
supervising all attempts to assist the
Cubans. Notwithstanding this, how
ever. they were desperately angry be-
cause Congress wished to accord bsllig-
erent rights TO the Cubsns, and but for
the efforts of their rulers would have
brought about an open rupture bet ween
Spain and the United States.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-30

Go to Donaldson's for Parlor and Bee
room Suites cheap.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-30

You go. plenty to 60, at Bonner's.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-30
Fragrant Perfumes.

THE chespes. and best at Bonner's.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-30

Seven lady arsists stY.M to night
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-30

FINE cigars at Bonner's.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-23
pop,,L1sT CONVENTION.

,,a,,ocrocv Denounced. hut No Allus'on
to Republicanism
cr,vntor. Texas. June 2l-Pursuant 10
cal. of County chairman j. w. Mcthail'
Tho pcoples party met Yesterday In con-
yc,tion. when the following business was
transacted:
II T. Thornton was elected temporary
nnri parmarcn. chairman and ". II. i'"'"
secretary. They favored the free ana UNI
limited coinage of silver a, III 10 \; chanse
in the constitution of the United states
10 meet the objection of me supreme
cou,f reaching rs decision Oh the frshu-
nj, ed income fax. and believe that reason
able and necessary laws should be emo,
eli for correction of same. the? ilNof
the election of Ir,tcd States senator ny
a direct vote of tho people; they renswc
ihcr ALLEGIANCE 70 the prinsines :. q" ,,r the
wholly the administration of cleve'ama Tor
his watchfulness and care OF ,he W.,
perest Of the money Glasses 'nu , Iii, - y
against the common people ana cspcs,a,,l ny,
his veto of the ssdgmorage bl passed ny
a democratic congress. Ana fnr.her con-
dcmned his nagranl violation 800, %, ia down
working pcopie IN their strike against
the Pullman car company. tondeiniel
r"so,u hon commentators of HIM for that
not They !ujcrs'd Governor hon"r's
of Texas in his bold declaration that re-
cent democratic adminisitnr nave
been marked ns a period OF incomp,t"nyy
and corruption; aud congratnlaiod ne
mons Of Texas that such mon of wldc
Experience and patriotism have, loined
thor ranks as Governor Gibbs aud others
I'hey opposed large holdings of land In
This s'.atn 10y alien ownership. bni be
1--we Il should he opened to actual se'tle-
rnen. by farmers. They do nor fnvQr
e< -oriicio SALARY except for actual ser
vices rendered and sworn so. They IN
dnrsod the present ropuliSt county lncuni-
beats They ins'ruciei for n g. -
e,ghth fctoriai ds,r co and for dis rlct
imdre of The Twelfti, jii,cal district
Judge Gilaspic of liuntsl Me and for DIS
trct Attorney Mcdonald from Crimes
The primary for nomination of county
Officers wan got for AnEnht Y.
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TEXAS STATE POLITICS.
Hon. los. D. Sayers Renominatcd In
the Ninth District.
HIS COURSE IN CONGRESS ENDORSED,
sound Money Democrats and Republicans
In Daiiss Talking of Running Green
for Governor-Othcr Notes.

Austin. Texas. June 2e.--lIon. Joseph ID
Sayers was rencminated for congress b..
reclamation here today by the democracy
Ct the Ninth congressional district. The
following resolutions were rassco by the
convention. without II dissenting voice;
l, We thoroughly Endorse the rec,rd
made by Hon. joseph u. Sayers during his
congressional career,
2. We IRE In favor of the frSc and I'M
limited coinage OF SILVER and gold at the
| established ratio az 10 to /. without await
| Ing the action or consent of any othcC
| nation.
| ). We pledge ourselves and the nominee
| OF TINS convention to acqu,cscc IN aud
abide by the platforms 10 be adopted at
| the Chicago ana Fort Worth conventions.
ana 10 support the Nominees of said con-
vcntons.
| After his nonainaiion Major Savers was
| called on for speech and thanked the
| convention for the honor conferred upon
| him and said that IN the fnture. as in tho
| ras,. he should always work for the best
| interests of HIS district. He npplaulcd the
| president for his honesty and said that
| Wlr!le he had often stood with the prce-
| dent on important questions. yet there was
| ore he differed with him on, for II was
| well known that he himself. ms the REG
c,ds would show, had always been ice the
| free aud unlimited coinage of silver al q
| ratio of ls to l. He sa.i these were troub-
lous Mmos for tho democrats, and he ar-
pealed to them to stand together ano iny
aside all discussions on certain questions
until after the election.
| During his speech Mnjcr Saycrs was
frequently interrupted by applause
| Al the conclusion of the speech Mr. BUT
| loson moVtd that Mr. Thad Thompson he
| elected chairman OF the congressional cN-
| ocutive committee for the ensuing TWO
| years MIR. Thompson stated TO the con,
| vcutlon that personal causes prevented
him from accepting. and moved that Ma
| Tor Sayers he permitted TO name the chas-
| man himself; MS he Ia moro directly inter-
| os,ed thnn any one else. Tho motion was
| carried. - a., 49,,
The following were appointed the con
| rrsssional executive committee: X. ~
| Pom, Of Williamson. Sam l.issnor oe Cald-
wen. Ike Dwight OF Burnci. j. II. s4,In-
bell Of Washington s. S; Sayers OF nos-
| INN r. r lIarria Of Lee. Charles ;.
| Williams of Rur,eson and Thad y. Tho'nr-
on melton Of Judge Ed r. Kone OF Hays
| nnnolnt a congressional committee in each
| precinct IN his county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-23
OIL AND WATER.
IF. r. Hawley Rerudates Any Idea of a
Fusion.

II. r. Hawley Ronldiates Any Idea Of n
Fusion.
Galveston. Texas, June 22.-l. y. llaw-
ley. who is heck from st. Louis, rcpudi-
atcs the .Gca of n fusion between popn-
lists and republicans In Texas for the
election of "a State ticket and members OF
congress in toto. He say fusion be-
tween these two political elements. whose
political theories are so antagoiiislir,
wou.d he altogether Illogical, and he
would have no sympathy WIN any snch
movement. Wright Quincy has hot yet
been heard from. having 40 long delay cd
his return to The city. but there Is an m
preston here that nc might he Induced to
favor such a coalition. without the ability
to exercise vety great iniucrcc IN max
ing it effective. The Clark-cuncy COM
binc IN 1852. and the failure of that COM
b ration to control tho negro vote IN tbs
section, affords n basis for both conclu-
sions. Quincy vas IN the zcniih OF his
power then and had not suffered ~ humili-
aiing turning down by his own party.
There are moi few colored men here who
do not hesitate to say that they would
no, follow Quincy into the popuiist party
on amy sort 81 ticket. congressional ~
Otherwise. However. 1t may he that he
mas no intention of making any such de-
niand upon them.
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Line also made short talk BY tnvttau0n:
The excursion viii 60 via the Seaoon .,i
to Atlanta has not bocr determined on.
Invatatlons from tho pefritcnr.ary oftt-
Gals TO visit tho prison. and from tue
BUILDINGS and grounds wci'c received:
MIR. s. Campbell OF Waverly aud Judge
White Gregg OF Palestine were muse hon
otary MANNERS OF the ASSOCIATION.
Mrs. A. Il. Bush, sister OF the gallant
phil Hamilton, who lost HIS hfe on tho
ficld. Mrs. w. Il. Rome, widow or Con,
tolerate Veteran, ,,n both OF ,,ss S,,S cor.
sicana, were introduced Ivy Presidcnt
Harry, when NIL the old soldiers passed In
line and shook the'r hands.
Adjourned to 8 n. III. tcmorrcw.
Tonight Il concert was Eiveh az ING opc,n
house complimentary to Hoods Brigldc
and Confederate visito,s. !he 'o'ow'"s
Opening chorus Dixie; interludium.
Duct.-Piano and violin. Miss Brown and
W Hcc.tntion-on tho Raprahannook. Miss
NJ. Hughes. a.,
Music Mandolin. guitar and barlo, by
Mcesfs. Dudcn. Sm,ther, Ed and Roicrt
King. Mcsdamcs Burieson and Barrett.
N,sst Wynnc and Rome.
puet~The Hrim,on Glow or SUNSET
co ,,ns' men by the Misses Gibbs
Rrcitat ion--rhe Story OF Some bolls.
Miss 1.uteoa Gibbs.
lunu.
Conieiera,c Flag Drill.
Rccitation-Chrst nas Night In the
q, arters, Miss Mac Angler
Male quar- Hoods Tcxss Brigade.
by Measrs, Davis. Martin, Jarrard and
Murray. .,
Rcciia,icn--Duo May. Miss oil'c
Sims.
The Blue and Gray. by thirteen girls.
CLOSING Chorus--AnCricn.
Tomorrow thoro Win he ~ business tncct-
ing at s II. IN. after which tho triridc
will form IN PROCESSION. accompanies ny
the maids OF homer of John G. Upon
camp. tho Tom Ii3milton Guards and tho
hlcyrlr brigade. headed Ivy Pr,fcsnor I.in-
,lcnbcrc's band. followed by ihc c.'.arhs.
The proccssion win 20 10 the city school
grounds. where there will bc n grand
barbecue given ir their honor. After din-
nor the folowing programmes viii be car
Rcciini,an. ''I.cc to the Rear" Ivy Miss
Robbin Rush. address OF the day. 10y Hon.
n c. l<t;trcll of Houston.
Thrn the procession VIII form nGaln h',u
march down Main street TO Tann.n tEenSe
cnst two blocks. thence one block north
to General Sam Houston's grave. Whcre
Hon. II. c. Hume of Galveston VIII ur-
liver mn address. The members "f Hoods
brigade viii then decorate. the, gravcs
of their comrades who arc buried IN thc
Huntsville cemetery. 49,.
At night a grand hnl VIII be given ny
the Young Mcr's Social club.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-23
GREEN FOR GOVERNOR.

t,.ps,bllcans and Sound Money Democrats
Discussing His Availability.
Dallas. Texas. June IA number II
sound money democrats and republicans
here have conferred on II. II. =. Green
"a their elndidite for governor. Mr..
Green was sounded on the gubernatcrial
candidacy two months ago. and he in.
his name II i, could be shown him thai
he had figh ing chance N the election.
Al that time the sound money demc,rats
~ ere not thought Of rs republican fac
Tor The parties moving IN The mate
say that he 30 man around whom all
republican factions would cluster and that
money support above any other canli-
date that cs,ul. he though of. MI Green
IL owner OF the Midland railroad, and
enough rhe son and heir Of Mrs. iictty
GreeIi, mingies with the masses and pop
ulace IN N,orrh Texas lie WIN he heard
from IN the course Of a few days.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-23
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

NEW YORk--Two deNths from heat
have b,en reported to the police Both OF
the victims were women,
MONTPELIER, Vt.-Two men were
killed md three injured In rem end
collision on tho Central Vermont railroad
near here.
CliIcAGo--Compncssc air motors Will
he tested on street cars on July II The
cost of tho new power will be less thah
ono-half that Of electricity.
WICHITA, Kan.--p. u. Hart. prom'-
ncnt farmer shot and killed his wlie iuh
last evening then ended his own lic IN
the same way. Jealousy prompted Inc
act.
CLEVELAND, oho.-Dclegates to the
pcr!aI council of the Mobiles of tho Mystic
Shrine number over 5'n0. representing tn"
scventy-iivc temples throughout the conn-
try.
TOLEDO, Ohio Scot, Rocs. mnrahnl of
North Baltimore, ONO. wax Killed IN
stnntly Sunday wnilc attempting TO arrest
three robbers whom he caught In the net
of endcavorng to effect an entrance INTO
Tho, village postofficc They escaped
NEW YORK Among the rossensera
who arrived per Columbia line steamer
Advance WAS Senior u. j. Bora, minister
to Guatemala. General Young returns
home for brief vacation. lie reports u
very peaceful condition oi AFFAIRS IN GinI'-
cma,a
Journal from Ilox!c, Sheridan county,
says: Sunday morning the courthouse ~,
this place BURNED TO the ground ana All
records of the register OF deeds ana com
ty ptipers were destroyed Eight hundred
dollars in the treasurers safe is gone.
II viii cost sheridan county so,clo 10 re-
pair tho loss and put the records whore
they were.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-23
THE STATE CAPITAL.

Austih' Icxas. June 1.-The following
eh"r'ers We're today flied with the secrc-
tary of state:
ihe comanche County Mill company of
comanche. capital stock $4,000; incorro.
ra'ors, T.. w. Harris. Il. II. Moore and
j. b. Tunnel. The purpose of this corpo.
RATION Is to bay corn and wheat and do
general girls. milling business,
The Whaley Mill and Elevator comranv
u. Ininesvillc. capital stock 100000: ill.,
Io.pors'9rs j. e. Whilcy, j. O. g. VIVA
icy and James Rcattic The object Of this
sJ,.npsty Is 10 own and maintain mills,
gins and grain elevators.
inc common l,aborers' union of Waco
no caiNia' stock incorpe ators, Charles
0ywens. Richard Lewis and William Lewis.
Purpose hencvolencc and charity and thr
etc. 'N"'NS'
y: G. 1,anghammer assessor of WASH
inS'on county. has sent his tax rolls to
the comptroller. He is tho frs, assessor Ia
send ~ his tax rolls this year and is ten
Gays ahead Of the first assessor las, ycar.
me rolls show a total valuation OF Sc, 1885,
b'o, decrease of s5l.0s0 from last year.
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THE LAST CHAPTER.

Mrs j. Coleman Drnyton Sells az Aur-
ton tine Reminders OF llor Marriage.
New York. June 21.--'rhc last chnp'er
IN the history az the domestic infclicttics
of Mrs j. Coleman prayton and her d.
yorced husband was written In the auc-
ton room. To-day Mrs. Drayton sold nj
public auction every article oi furniture
clothing, bric-a-brnc. pictures. photo
graphs, hooks aud housenod goods, con-
iiniied possession of which might IN any
way bc calculated To remind nor that she
was ever bride.
In the lot wa Mrs. Drayion's wedding
gown. made of sh II white sn'in and ,lab-
oratoly embroidered IN pearls. The amy
ho,auet oi artificial orange blossoms
ncat.es In the ,hiont OF the gown and tina
white satin slippers ahc wore are Included
In the loi. other gowns. old fashioned.
of course. but expensive in stun aud
trimming. were knocked down Also. white
one big Saratoga trunk piled fun OF lace
trimmed night gowns. underwear covered
with embro'd. ~. SIX hosiery and hum
dred other accessories of n finc toilet won't
chcap.y. More remarkable aiil WAS the
lct made UP OF chi!dnsn's toys. expensive
mechanical play things, tiny chairs. toy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-23
GoNzALEs PoPs.

Gonzales. Texas, June 22-The poNn'i7.
county convention convened al the court
house in this city Saturday and non'-
r,tod \ county ticket For the legislature
IA Ryan; county Judge. D. Cobb county
elcrk. II. 7. Hopkins; disarct clerk X. -
Cohb; sheriff. j. 4. hopkins county al
tornev. q X. Wafer ,rcasnror, r.
Wood: assessor. II. G. McNemhr' coiNe-
iIiion fcrlaf ug that it was against the
po.lcv of the par;y for any one man to
hoid n county office more than three sue
os.,ve terlns. Tho Meeting WAS har'
rnuInts and ihls wa "A surprise to many.
n imasn9ch as the popuists heretofore in
tbs county have had deal of discus
sion ard war among themselves over ,ne
county nap for the next TWO years Thcy
udorsed Claude Cone for railroad com
missioner lie is a farmer or wilson
county and his father has held office III
Thu county for two years under the popu-
81 r.,a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-23
A TARPON TALE.

1s..-.
Nh wssald Got HIS Reel From Rocl.-
W., ""ete Tarpon Are Dead Easy.
Texas, June 2I.--Tarpon Il IL
~. !" It's best now and the Wishing
~, n are landing the big fis,. in
~. saape. Mr.. SEDAN came in Friday
rom Denver with friend 10 fish
y rSpoh' Mr.. Sedan has nshei on
~ ,t nc coast for yellow tall and
Nm sy ara mot lii 1t" with tarpon.
lalsts,mone catching of the big tarpon in
N, NJ nay last week by W. ID. cieve-
~ Tia" iisht not he unlnterestinE u
Pee fnr Lee Nolan, manager ai this
y DAYS BURROWS Bros. had letter a
ExyesSnn before the iaticr's exploit In
tnythi,na pay saying that he couldn't
|fat a ing ,g TO hold his fish. aud asking
kfeore na,s.u ne tarpon rig be sent him.
lnkn ~. air. Nolan expressed him a
pcn rsat rod the latest pattern of
l. NO.. with line and a new lead
ssa h nov ,hl handled exclusively by Mr.;
n VAT. ieyeland made a bee line for
!. The when he got this fancy out
~ resns@u.t Is not surprising. as s,v
~ OF, lung tarpon would Will ne y
Elsiss o. q the water 10 be sacriilsed
- ssat SUCH q tarnon rig as MIR.
- % NJ. Cleveland, and which
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-23
TAYLOR TOPICS.

Taylor, Texas. June ga delegation Of
representatives of the local union Of the
Baptist Young Peoples union will leave
this evening for San Antonio 10 attend
the State convention. which meets in that
city tomorrow.
Colonel William Keliehor. and ]. L..
Woodward returned yesterday from a
fishing excursion of several weeks dnrl-
lion nj RopesvTlla. on the coast.
rho state Music Telchers assocl1,ion.
which was 20 have met in this city to-
morrow. has besa POSTPONED inde'lnA ~.
Tho state secretary has sent notice TO
that effect here. without sugg asting fu-
ture dat. for the meeting. NO inrornh-
lion has beer received. however. that the
place Of meeting has been changed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-23
BROKEN HEARTED.
A Florida Cir Driven Insnnc by
Iruifhl,as oyer

A Florida Gin Driven Insane by a
Faiihl.ss Lover.
Pai1'ka. Fla, June 2a.--rhree weeks ago
MSS Laura Maggie. the beautiful dnugh-
ter of wealthy parents Il Ip,crlachen.
this county, disappeared from her home:
Since then the country has been secured
for tho young lady. hut the search was
IN van until yesterday afternoon. when
she was found IN "A dense swamp aboui
twenty miles from her home. Miss Nagle
was entirely nude when found aud was
ravlng maniac. She fought her captur-
crs iierccly, but was finally subdued aud
ukcn home. Miss Magic disappeared
from home on the day fixed for her mar
ringc 10 u young man OF Orlando. She
had donncd hor bridal garments and tho
guests were waiting, when "a telegram
was received announcing that her lover
had married. another, She seemed 10
bear Fhe blow brayely. but at night dis
appeared. When found she was sw.nK
by the edge OF lake watching her fcnt-
urcs, which were .nirroresd IN Tho water.
aud moaning. 'Wu@ni pretty enough
for him?' by her s!dc was the wedding
dress. which she had taken with her Dur
Ing her three weeks stay IN the woods
she had subsislcd on fruits and berries.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-23
CONVENT coMMENcENnNr.

Beaumont. Texas, June 22-Pupls of
Our Lady Of Perpetual Help Convent had
thor first annual commencement at the
opera house In this city tonight Fol
lowing is the programme:
March and chorus--Onward March,.
;....; .............,.....,.....B ny the Girls
Leaders. Misses Jennie Cuchia and Is
thor Jones.
Rcciiaton---An Inventors N1fc.........
Observation-Disclosures MISS jennie Avorrc
Opcrct ta--Cadets' Pcn'c-Cnaraci"
Captaln Master Edward iiehcrt
Little Cohci.........M Master Ely l,lanche'te
First Policeman. -. Master Charles SAGE
Second Pohceman.........., ......,...,.
.................M Master George Broussard
Third Policeman Mas,rr Julian Blanchette
Charley u.ittla Old Mani.
...............M Master Clyde Blanchettc
Florence QIittlc Old WomaD. ...........
...........Miss Melin Bldnche,tc
Ressle ....... Miss Maud Broussard
f;ertia .......Ms is Rose iIamsh.re
Cadets. etc.
Operetta. act l.
Chorus-A Sailors Life Give Nc. 800:
.....,.......,.......... .hS the toys
Tahlenr@RoclS Of Ages Miss Eve Dugat
Operetta. act r. .n p,,,.
Closing hymn, ................B by the pl ll,,s
closing remarks ..Nory Rev l.. +. Niieh
distribution Of prizes.
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Cold Springs. Texas. June oi.--The
democratic precinct conversion met here
yesterday and developed IA strong night
bstwecn tho rabid free silver men aud the
sound money men. who were I'm rhc ma ior
money were adopted. All efforts of the
silver men TO instruct for Cooper for con-
gress werc defeated. The other precincts
have not been heard from as Nct.
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whole row down By upsetting one brick.
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pensary Medical Association. buffalo. II. Y.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-23
POPS OPPOSE FUSION.

Taylor, Texas, June 22.-Ths report
from Dallas published in yesterdays
Pos. TO the effect that a scheme was
started ~ ST. Louis to create a fusion
between the republicans and populiy.s T.
eies,t Federal officers will not meet with
inc approval OF popullsts In this county
IL they continue steadfast To recent ex-
nressicns Their organ here has de-
bounced every effort 10 that end and has