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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-20
Games I! Games! Games !

Games to suit all ages and conditions
of humanity. Games to keep boys home
ut night. Games to make the old folks
chucklc with delight.
Football and baseball games.
Games of travel and adventure
Racing games.
Parcheesi-in short every game that's
playable,
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-20
CL0&KS

ihe new schedule of prices is making
til'igs very Evely in the cloak room.
DO YOU want II Christmas CIonke New
things coming in all the time. Uupyc,.
cdentcG values.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-20

IS mace easiest mere because
house in America We not going until after Christ
making the very lowest prices right askin
oeas SaieS ana ecord-ofeaking prices. Economy
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-12-13
Bragg for Surveyor General

We have heard a few gentlemen
named as likely to receive the ap-
pointment of y. S. Surveyor General
under the incoming administration
but most prominent is the name Of
Allen G. Bragg. who is a man that
the administration might we'll be
proud of. He is a stauuch Republi-
can and we venture to say that no
man in Nevada can be found that
win fill the Office to the satisfaction Of
the people OF Nevada better than Allen
G. Bragg.-Yerington Rustler.
AS far as he fight is concerned it is
over and the enemy has won. If
spoils are to be divided for the other
side the APPEAL had rather see a news
paper man get his fingers into the pie
than any other class Of people we
know Of. We would like to see every
plum In the gift Of the Administra-
ton in Nevada go to the press. God
knows they need it and then at the
end of four years We would like to see
the new silver administration kick
the whole gang out.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-12-13
MRS. COOPER'S DEATH.

The sensational death Of Mrs.
Sarah B. Cooper of San Francisco and
daughter by suicide, closes the career
OF usefulness Of m OF the most
widely known women Of the Pacific
Coast. Her life has been devoted to
charity and go, DIS deeds, to teaching
the young and soothing the brow of
heart distress. 1t is Sad to think that
a long and blAmeless life should have
ended as hers did. The absolute
purity Of her life ana her aims was
never questioned until the miserable
Brown-Overman scandal came into
the Church of which she was a mem
Der. She was a woman of the clear
est perception. and she sifted the
evidence, segregated the right from
the wrong and decided that she could
no longer expouse the course Of her
wretched, double faced pastor.
For this his misguided friends as
sailed her character in a most shame
less manner, and tried t cover with
U1uO Il lar lame tIlhL udu UtSu Spot-
less since childhood. No one believed
the tales Of these wretches, but the
blows told heavily on her sensitive
nature, and while it is claimed that
her daughter planned and carried out
the death Of the two, it is generally
supposed she was glad to see the end.
The work and teachings Of this
gifted woman will, as the years go on,
gild u splendid memory. Her courage,
her faithfulness TO duty and her pure
life will be held up to future gener-
atoms.
Well has Shakespeare said:
BE thou as chaste as ice and as
pure as snow. Thou shall not escape
calamny."
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-12-13
NOTICE.

In the District Court of the First Ju.
dicial District of the State of Nevada in
and for Ormsby county.
In the matter of the estate of William
j. Picker deceased.
Notice is hereby given that in pursu-
ance of an order of the District Court of
the First Judicial District of the State of
Nevada in and for the County of Ormsbv,
made on the fourteenth day of November
A.. D. 1896, in the matter of the estate of
William J. Picker, deceased, the under
signed, the administrator of said estate,
will sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash in gold coin of the United
States of America, and subject to confirm
alton by said District Court, on Saturday,
December Il, 1896, at twelve O'Clock,
moor, in front of the Court House door, on
Carson street, III Carson City, Ormsby
county, State of Nevada, all the right
title. interest and estate of the said Will
lam !. Picker, at the time of his death.
and all the right. title and interest that the
said estate has by operation of law OF
otherwise acquired other than or in ad-
dition to that of the said William J.
Picker at the time Of his death, in and to
all those certain lots. pieces Or parcels of
land situated, lying and being in said
Carson City, OrmSby county, State of
Nevada, particularly designated and de-
sCribed as follows: Lots numbered two
and three e and 8 in block numbered
thirty-four in Sears Thompson and Sears
Division of Carson City, Ormsby county,
State of Nevada, and to be sold in one
parcel. Terms and conditions of sale.
cash in gold DIN of the United States.
one-half to be paid on acceptance of bid by
administrator on dav of sale, balance on
confirmation of sale by said District
Court, Deed at expense of purchaser.
!. G ELLIS,
Administrator of the estate of William J.
Picker. deceased, and ex-offlcio Pub
lie Administrator.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-12-13

Fresh Eagle Oysters 65 cen per can
at Chas. H Keliy's Arlington Black.
Trib cures bruises and sprains.
Santa Clause" condenseG-Mince
meat-rich, pure, cleaD-each package
enough for two pies, at Walsh &
Wyiie's.
The Thaxter Drug Store has an ex-
cellent line Of hair-brushes.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-12-13

Father Hugh Lagan, of San Rafael
lie a piQus priest and an excellent
~raconteur. His Reverence relates
that he was called in recently to ad-
minister the last rites Of Mother
Church to a dying sinner, who, like
himself, was a native Of the Emerald
Isle
II have but one request to make,
Father" gasped the dying penitent.
what is it, my SOM" inquired the
priest.
That when I am dead, Father, you
will put me to rest in the Hebrew
Cemetery"
And what for?" asked Father
Lagan.
Because, your Reverence" mOaned
the sick man, "it is the last place on
the face Of the globe where the Divil
would look for an Irishman."-News
Letter.
The reports from London that at
last RUSSIA, France and Great Bri-
tain have agreed to put a stop to the
murder of Christians by the Sultan OF
Turkey will be accepted by the world
as welcome though tardy news. These
powers should have combined years
ago.-Post.
The report of a combination Of pow
ers to stop the ruthless killing OF
Christians have come to us before. but
no action is ever taken The Turk
knows perfectly we'll that there never
will be any interference. II he had
any idea there would be he would stop
the massacres
Twenty years ago a Santa Cruz phi
lanthropist died and left a large es-
tate, which he devised to the county's
poor. All these years have been con-
sumed in litigation, and there re-
mains bu. $4,000 of the original large
sum-. The most remarkable phase OF
the matter is that the lawyers should
have permitted yer $4,000 to be de-
voted to the purposes designated by
the deceased.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-12-13
D. G.. KitZmeyer,

HAS, after a vacation of three
years again assumed control
of the business a. the old
stand, No. 80 South Carson
street, and invites all who are
in want of goods or work in
his line to give him a trial
He promises to furnish a good
quality of goods, and do good
work at the very lowest prices.
a10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-12
PLAY ENDS IN DEATH.

Young Man Lassoed and Dragged to
Death by II Horse.
Dallas. Texas, August li.--News reached
here today OF II terrible accident on
Sache's farm. near s0che. Two young
men, ia sharp and John Travis. employed
on the farm, after ropng sheep that, had
been bassod proceeded in playfulncss to
l"sso one another. Sharp threw his lasso
which was tied to the pommel of his s.,,-
die. around Travis neck. Thereupon
shaip's horse started off at a gallon.
Travis was unhorscd dragged some dis.
lance and his meek broken.
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WEBSTER NEWS NOTES.

ro,, e""'er' Texas. August lO.-A pepto
irc tnn "vs"n AT p. m. today. contin,,.
"S LOT Two hours Indications nro ,or
and VIZ. g9"Ent' Cotton Is exceedingly fine
inr DOM r' max" make big crop, no injury be.
rug uohe by worms. etc. ' W.
hey' Mr.. cru,chaod las, woo. o,.,
od fi''' sh5 OF revival meetings at tho ~
Interest 'tubroh, Owing to a TOO in, It a.
from n o "e meotiups were not e si,n te'i
Tho III, a@nurch standpoint. NV success
chmrch ' ars Tor the new Presbyterian
viii hc, o. The building COMMITTEE IN ne
got an -, as soon as the mmber w, mot TX
"a tAe ground, o' can he
with a t., Sherman and Peck, toga,,o,
S Saturday, y wi WITNESSES visited Harrisb,.,,
against SbcrSivi case brought by PM tns
in Fecks "gfi nvt.n.;: Th" case was Gecided
"r'i lazy 70 Of 5es ,, GIslric, court '''N an
b, -, '9pm She comes with I tbc vd me
ana chaerrannni9ssndAtion, both as to D." ab GeFy
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"ni'"h Williams. the Austin me,nb.
oI the all powerful campaign conr,,.t,.,
OF 'oree appointed by thu popuum S..
executive committee al Galveston ,as,
Mteh' lei' for Dallas today to confer ,.t,h
~ SoneaEoes ana other bosees of I'M. r
i iSiin organization. lie said he ha '', MI, ~,
sita,,tns.ssii W. AZ present, except ,n.,t no
u"et,oS,i ms loup.e would saw ,n,tn
t I'm alLr ms state democratic CONN.,.
Ven had declared 'pself Ask,,i
,rn Uugnl thel fusion with the republicDnS
"Vur" tause many populSt 10 ~, Ia ~
ueni.scIdls' mo replied tiild thcr, had me-,
, no iuslpn' but h. ioosei away on al ~, hn
, ,iape ,he assertion and io, ,nr'od thni ma
most the ponulist leaders would nro,,,,ss
anyb0 TO DO was Il keep n Inc n,I.iis1s
". ". ny rnad, ite oppressed no alarm nj
ne rtporleu uefeetloiss from The ropi,, y,
PARTY was getting rid OF peopie who were
not true piue. we are going 10 mniniain
our organization intact no matter how
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POLITICS ON THE BORDER.

R'o Grande City. Texas, August 1.-THE
domocotic convention was held TODAY
al pres nj State officers were tnstrilcte J
lor, also Mccall and Mayfield for railroad
J~nin'1t loaers. Delegates; John u.
" Ell, John |. kleiber, Brownsville: r.
Jamns Clarke, T. w. Kennedy Iohn j.
'esisoe, "; Guerrero, starr county.
me 1sden convention elected Iir Fred
',l.i,,{ Ieirctl chairman " The county ex-
,.c.,t p"inhiittee- The lieckman con
sumo posltlon ~ 'V.'.1e' w ~
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THE FIkST 1910 tslrNc11

itd irr:ocIIII IT,: Texas August I-con,est Ed.
icr re- am P'9N with 1000 coupons
) ~XSs tAT2rte. send these IN Nv" for, li II
tie list Gay n re-, sur to win the first prizs
c"lh to Mrs. ~. s Kely Of Brv, Ma ny
AI!,y0,'oin Ana am3 '9 ny fii,ads at oakanGdr
IAN Ter my may nj nd b Hut
NJ III iss sIdlt Dunlap. Tiliie scbocs..dn.-
lave he,ned ' ,na anl many ohcr ;0S Nil
ohen's friends nisn In iIb,hnks TO Mr..
Iote5 f Sr nod tnd You &c uldn't cast you Is
Icst. Ri litter Deter man Long i've STphh as
COME again. Yours truly.
MAZDA l.. Mol .,.J
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NOT IN HARMONY.

Galveston County Popullsts Nominal,
Candidates for Office
Hai'cstcn Texas, August II The pop
nlisis held their county convention here
Nnght' monkey and parrot time wa.
had during the first portion Of the pro.
ceedlngs, Dol, occurred IN the mil4ls
ana at the adjournment many OF the dole.
gates had kick.
| ~. Ihe tight Of the evening came up on
| ~ report on order of business. Il started
| on with two legislative candidate. 10 :
| t9W'hg these was a list Of cn,intv ofnr,s
ne POPS mere have always iwelt in
o.,,,,,y p,acf and the outbreak VIII ch
setihe Guy the county officers was made
heated discussion followed some or
lne ucie gates contended that tho putiiny
,L. -, county ticket would slrengihrii
w, W. par y others took Just the OPPOSITE
g.eW. 1T 10 ked like the majority M III.
1eHettvs favored Knocking the county
i1.cNet out wncn johnny Dwycr made an
r,l,sas' ,il ns speech lie predicted large
rtN"s' 81 pvpuhsts votes " Il fun ticke
ar nominated. lie sad the pops hgi
u seen hnndre3 unpurchasahie votes in
doubt O. doubt H." said noieente
'.d"Aff HUSTON. who Is secretary Of tb,
N.uh'y executive convention
Nonh AHen. ncmihce for congress Ind
"ln MIN He asked the nomination of A
county cket to assist the congressional
strli,. On. 80 ,''.' ticket The motion TO
Nh Hmsstnn s,,..,
"b'f delegates from the TweIftb warJ
mon. ,,' ,i'c we convention and exercise
lH'i5. hrre delegates left with mission.
an I,. 'ner rom the ftfth bolted
at lcnst haif ucNcl me u1pu'ism n
nor h,n,.r Sohie OF hose nominated nre |
may have ia bn Fui'u's's ana the lst |
ri 49, I" or revised,
and i n tfs.s,,.',is lHIature, ~. 9. Nihlo |
: Ncf. as,, 'r,,,t, evunty a,tpfney, John |
llstrici ,iarl NJ WY ei'fA' Mll,on Porter;
- ,iit ''i"s assessor, r. @. BeekmRn; taN |
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ON TRIAL ron ,1,pD,,n

N''ue'son. Texas. August 10 n,...
sDu'' now in session after a raooas - :
several days " recess of
~ " w. smith, who was Indicted to,,,,
i.anJr,. ON smith for killing prof r,'i''y
have H., is now being tried. Tan poii lessor
n NE Smiths. The Stnioi'ss nero defending
Br, o nash H. w, N. Mcaeb9a,,nn'ys arg.
nFan 4 aIhiS Hifinn,l;onn oon s Ba9a. Il 2ui
'GG,9, i ID. Neal, s, j. sann 1i1 Mcdaniel,
IN -, ss~s eiSgh'y commissioners court 10
ton are hero ' on y ,InG family of Hous-
water "a :" opening very fast. No ,at
'''' Tor stock and they are s Me rain or
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POLK COUNTY nrMocrArs

L'vinFs,on roxas. Augua, Ia ~, ,
m"crailc executive commute. ,f p0,.
yass ,be r',,,. " 'opAy al +. M to can
III. IN, 60. ,1ev ol me primary election Of
''''"i" ana declare The result
msa and NM e. nv, If ,v Ei NJ. ohair'
men Returns from cioyea pr., Sg'1',', -
turned. anl h., ,. ,.. box not .r--
thr follnWtn" rs,ns been duly canvassei
70 have recs.ycd l' The p bsSns, Were found
vries tor ttr tev,rM ofscrs ' 2"r u
10 be the no t,ti'la'rs 3nd wcrr declared
offices w s"'''''S u me party for such
t,'i'.s,' 'nt ,,'erk' G. L, Duncan. co,,p,,
:, i5 N"gry, tax asses-,r. q Is
in. * & '' s,@, ''.,N A. H. Green; ther-
Williams surtoyor Il ''Swys"tf,ri H. \
q ~ H. t,i I, y. Epnenon, ool4ty aitornt,
n 81, ncN'Anon. commissioners rt,,.nSs,
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BACK FROM GAr,yl.sTON

kockdate. Texas. August u.-coioni W
AZ ferguson returned from the popuiis
convention at Galveston Ia eycellen: splT-
its ana presumably confident ,lsa. some
',nns ., going 10 drop favorable to hls
rIr'y II tuo'on is Contemplated he do-s
- 1911 70 Ue party Ia tae scht me
gre formerly insisted that the democratic
party must withdraw Sewall In order to
~ popuist SUPPORT for bryan, but 10"
10, u"eS mo- rauire Bryan 10 accept either
.nc iopuilst platform or nomination or
me withdrawal of Sewal Dr. \. C..
-, "a, ana Mr.. j. NJ. Alexander seem 10
ttik ~ me same way. The popu.ls.s ar.
unuVupteiiN much more active AMI better
organized here than the democrats
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mary, slumpers there may be" he de-
elared. "of course there w1ll be dcsertefs
| auf the old original 10000 VIII stick. and
year who w.ll mose than make W for Inc
| cutters. You can nut 1t DOWN ina, We are
going to stick together T7sp populst par.
save It." H''o ;"
II Is understood that the populists w II
establish Headquarters at 10th Dallas ami
az, uutbnE ihe present cnmpa.an ana
tnat Mr.. Williams Will have chsree o.;
anhirs here. In about two weeks tho
sampaisn VIII open With a rouni " hI~-
p's s es ara speakings. a which ali thu
Nanlervccri u Nebraska. pr.si,lsut RI
,ee tctcrfn Press assoc alton. VINO Is a.
s s,,. sts'c MY WI do 50 M talking. and
down hero and help tho reihren out.
Tho first Indication OF fusion In this sec
ton between populsts and republicans is
seml-ofiiciaf declaration that there IS "a
probability that Rev Roddiu Andrews. the
l"lniist nominee for congress In this dis
irict Che Nulhi b. to las si1ctfarlS "A npd
ttat the pcpulists wfll iulcri,e JUN Ma
k"msHn OF GccrgrtowH If he succeeds IN
+, ing the rapubl can nomnation. captain |
bllls brush Of this city = also "A rlrdi. |
da'o for the republican congressional nom |
ma GA, but as the popuiisis are aNsrse |
% iu6rs'ng him Il ~ figured that h
tt!tancsS OF Obtaining I are rather slim
! uSiun ifi county m.tfers ~ nor yrapress-
ing satisfactorily. Some Of tho popuJlsts
VINO were chared with LOOKING after the
reform end Of the zeal have deserted the
cause. while the men who are i'm il fro,,
me republican Fide Of the houss are MOI
'onS dffV1 reSpnnsihln "'
IL is being told now that II the Hardy
i - Joii the ropui0-rop uliirau combine II
= rhect"d, that tpov win not dttu1n1
mar the rampaign committee Of thee mil
Own NrAtnn mud ieii. thu pcpuilst nom.
uttS ior thH supr,me court ard court ~
rlmnnl appeals, The higher court fi1ers
90" nhNrcd the Harfytes at The st,-,
nv u Is si.d. hut they destined them Wan
~ ria mont tha' they were not on, f9r
p-r-r-ingipui." 'uph
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PRIMARY AT GRApEr.ANp

'fApeland' Texas, August i0.-The demo.
cradle primary held here today pollcd n
"fErr Nole than usual. 80 being the whole
"utnber east, Hs follows:
), or or rrpre"cniatiyo- w. n. Wall 81. w.
Murcnison ~, JOAN Naples g.
cor 1lslriet clerk I,hn H. Ellis e.
1 No." ,H,iut!ch, lr, ~, J. $. Fluker Z
For county judge +. purcn ~. A n
nelly 80 ~ '""'' Men
a., nor r, county m asurcr-J II Ellis H. Har.
an bhyne l0i, NJ NJ. Rak,r IS - -
tor tan ~ sesslr % / t,.rtsr c.u
Cnnion 10, Chas Staks *. y N'''''
!, ri YAK collector john H. Foster Al, "A
v. noMNvd ~. ]. II. Sherlhan Us
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THE ALVIN DEIyr,,r,,e

AVN Mas. August IA number Of
'"e AVN delegates t. the democratic
touity convention, to he hold NJ yelasao
oy '', ,, r4"' ,ett this morning ny train aud
", 'l!u' a nun delegation eighteen mr..
IN, VIII DE present. They viii work for
III ~ nonss l of two Alvin men, l., r.
irtisi.ut'k' Tor county Judge ana n u
Anonas. for sheriff '' H. -
hi9dn club will be organized nax,
,V,uiusy, The 18th, the date having been
ond nsed from the llth on account Of t1.
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ROBERTSON COUNTY pops

'@iVet'' Texas. August 1.-THE populist
convention of Robertson county mot here
sestv ,,y Tor the purpose Of nominating
S'dflllnS or some other cause only "A T. w
ne!'F"tts attended. n q. Whitley was
, m,%.ie rinhorary chairman and afterwards
ing twO years. The dale nj ne ro,,f,,-.
N,S aoi gnuon was fixed for September h
10 % ned At Franklin. Del sates were
Xxx, I" the hoatorial convention, 70 b,
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PoPULIsT HEADQUARTrps

Dallas Texas. August Ill. S. Brad
Icy popnlls' State chairman. VIII estah-
llish his headquarters hero next MONDAY
re VIII thVh be in touch with Barn ii
ulists. fOp-
Republican candidates for State chair
Ian ar giving way to r.. ii. X. Green.
from tho lily wh' IS.
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ed. which VIII correspond with various
orttors, ana a highly Interesting pre-
gramnse may lie expected The ID io I
sentiment Is gaining ground rapidly in
this section of the state
Many people are coming out for the
democratic ticket. A man who lives uelr
mere said today to a democrat that he had
hot voted In twenty years hut he was
going to vote for Bryan and the demo-
cratic ticket this year.
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INIM ARY Az CAINERI

N"''eft' IeNas. August 1.-THE demo
,IaUe convention for precinct No. met
nrie touay' The convention was called
- uhauShton was elected temuor.rey
InIl finan and S. W. Paris SECRETARY
, i'rtet l'es We're selected To- attend IL
,tvuuly conv' ntion. which meets in Truitk-
lih on Inc 18th instant, l.. ". piri.h
Mds cieeted by acalamation perm1nrI',
CIldlIIulm Tor The rnHulnn ~ N,-lra ~. :
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WILL. SUPPORT BRO. RHODES.

Bryan, Texas August lO.-t'on;est Ed
itor: | enclos you herewith u coupons.
which please place to the credit of Bro.
Jcn hheles OF WocdYille. TcAas. SIM
the withdrawal ot BIO. Leak, Bro. Rhoces
Is the ONLY mnis,er in The Posts contest
10 b. Christian gentleman and It preach
er of ahilily--one who does nothing b;lt
Preach aud BRO. Leak has withdrawn
iron the contest | nope nll his friends
VII! now assist Bro. Rhodes.
Mrs. w. II. Nall
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=. . gst 7rdIy was Ptirdexter day in TIL.
IN. eoat.Si, Bro. F1ndexter rarely,ng
~, ~ ont Of the 20i6 votes cast. Rey lis
n nier T. Wilson. the 4. L. A chapia,n ra-
i},nN 'u tht next largest number win
i, mree weeks from today he c9ni@I,
C Ca'Ses ana Tour Texas mini.ters " ii re.
,, 49, en- estate for the benefit OF th,ir
pr.t WIN the compimt hts OF The
lazy iust our feadsrs are given the NJ, ne NE
II 70 OF naming the ministers to Hhnn,
Of l'oni 5i shall be given by the mems
paper. F""HS''ed IN each
co Sut ont YOUR coupon and vote IT os !,
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Rhodes. hope TO sec HIN ahead when
the c, ntest ends Jennie Wall.
FLATONIA FOR BRO. CAMPBELL.
Flatonia Texas. August l0--Coutost Ed
itor. Enclosed find 100 coupons, which
please place 10 the credit Of Rev. W. Il .
of Wharton, We remain
Horny Bludworth.
Frank Brown,
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COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
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Wash ngton. August il.-EesleiA nv
Generally fair; southwest VIM oA,bSb
ACkanSas-Fair IN morning, w.. M
cal thunder storms In evef,nt.
variable winds: cooler Wednes?s Xxx
Colorado--Fair; east TO sou.h M M, q
South Dakota and Wyonhhs'
winds. 4, ~
Montana-Fa,r; LEGAL shower. r,,os. n
ern: showers in southern p'''"
winds.
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Lborty, Texas, Angus, 10 Contest Ed
itor. Please liud enclosed - coupons for
Bf .. pcindcXter. ! sent in quite a num-
Der for Bro. V. a. G1dbey hut he with
drew about the time my coupons went in
| do not know Bro. Pondextrr but one
OF his friends lives In my town and WIS
KIND enough to assist me VIII II working
for Bro. Cooley; now | shall help Bro
Pc.niexter. With best wishes and success
for The houston Post, am yours truly,
rcrryman Moore.
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foalNim. Texas, August l0.--Contost Ed
itor: Enclcsad you Will please ilnd 30
the credh OF Rev. "A. 5. poindexler Edna,
IeXas. kespecttully. a frloml.
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hush' Texas. August 10 Tho
democratic club had a mos, ~th,.,' 'ns"
meeting in the court house go, 'l,''o
49, $50 rms e'uo has for rs purpose m.
ru,ttn'nhg OF the interest OF tho L.
HeAu Nc par,y and has n rren,,,e, ~ leino-
n fhe club VIII meet every sn,l; OF
nistt until after the eleciion ,,,,Ii,r,ney
s so,u by many eminent speak"rs os
on entertainment was appoint.
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siis. county clerk; j. T. Ryan, county e.
,"'u,eN ~ :. BAN, county treasMr4r, II.
A. lynch, TAX collector: G. T. Lcsesno.
county surveyor
There being no nominations FOR sheriff
a ,I .aN assessor. "A second primary dec-
si1n Wda called for the I'd instant. 10 De
side between J; l.. Adkisson aud G. T.
amer ~ .or sherin and T.. y. Proctor ami
~. u. NohlnSNn Tor lax aese ssor.