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Masters sale.

Notice is hereby given that under and by
virtue of the decree of the United States
circuit court for the western division of the
eastern district of Arkansas, entered at Octo-
Der term thereof ,lS95in a certain cause there
in in ehancerv pending wherein theNew York
Security IL Trust company is plaintiff and the
Pine Bluff Water Gas and Electric Light
Company are defendants, the undersigned
Master named in the said decree will proceed
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IF the Dons think they can whip
Uncle Sam just let the Spaniards
try it. In less than three months
after a declaration of war, Cuba
would be free.
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For Aldermen.

Inasmuch as complete harmony and ell
cheney characterizes the present city C0un-
ell. the members whose term expire at the
coming municipal election have been per
suaded to stand for reelection. They art
familiar with the financial affairs of the city
and have brought about the present value Of
city scrip and the public interest would be
subserved by their reelection.
Therefore we are authorized TO announce
the following gentlemen as cand dates foi
reelection.
SCI. MILLER. First Ward
j. Nj, GOA, Second Ward
CHARLES WEI Third Ward
J.Y.SAuNDEas. ourth Ward
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For Circuit Clerk

To the voters of Jefferson County,
hereby announce myself d candidate for
reelection to tie Office of Circuit CLERK
subject to the action OF the Democratic
PARTY and respectfully ask it's endorsement
for "A second term. II, a. McGO1
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we'll stored with useful information.
Should he be nominated and elected
Prosecuting Attorney OF this circuit
we feel no hesitancy in saying chat
be would make an able, eloquent,
fearless and conscientious public
prosecutor, and that the cause of
law, order and justice would not
suffer in his hands.
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We are authorized TO announce Mr.. G. NJ.
PHILpor "a y candidate for reelection to
the Office OF Constable of Vaugine town
ship, subject 10 the action of the Democratic
primaries.
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LEaALIzE the primaries.

Tue GRAPHIC is informed that
Sheriff Triplett viii hand in his an
nouncement as q candidate for re-
election within a few days.
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For Prosecntlng Attorney.

We are authorized To announce Mr.. WALTER
b. SGRRELS as q candidate for Prosecuting
Attorney of the Eleventh Judicial District,
subject to tue action of the Democratic
party.
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Weare authorized TO announce MIR. j. Y.
SAUNDERS us a candidate for Treasurer,
subject TO the action of the Democratic prl-
maries.
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We are authorized to announce MIR. SMITH
g. MARTIN as Il candidate for re election to
the Office OF Prosecuting Attorney OF the
Eleventh District, subject 60 the action of
the Democratic party.
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The dead grass and weeds in Bell
wood cemetery have been burned off
and the cemetery now presents a
much better appearance.
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For County Treasurer.

We are authorized to announce Mr.. JESSE
X. CORE. of Bolivar township, Is cnhdi.
date for County Treasurer, subject TO Tit
action of the Democratic party.
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We are authorized to announce Mr.. Fred Nj.
Hudson rs II candidate for City Attorney at
the ensuing municipal election, Tuesday,
April Z.
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We are authorized to announce MIR. j. II
SHELBY as Il candidate for reelection te
the Office of County Assessor, subject to the
action of the Democratic primaries.
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PINE BLUFF. ARK. MAR. Il, 1896
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Weare authorized tonnnonnce JUDGE ".
H. HOMES as u candidate for recollection 10
the Office OF County aud Probhte Judge' sun
ject to the action of the Democratic prin'''
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Editor of The Graphe:==You may announce
my name Us n candidate for the office ol
County Assessor. at the ensuing general
elction, subject, however, to the action of the
Democratic primaries. 5. Il. WHITE,
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,,or co,n,y and PROBATE Judge.

We are authorized TO announce Mr. sFhN y
GALI.IGAN, of Tucker, station, as n canhl-
date for County and Probate judge OF Jehe 1T
sen county. subject TO the action of the
Democratic primaries,
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ST. VlTUS DANCE.
A Physician Prescribes DIR. Miles
Restorative Nervine.

Or. Miles Medical Co., Elllhart, Ind;
My daughter Matte, aged A. was afflicted
last spring with st. Wins dance and ner-
yousness, her entire right side was numb
and nearly paralyzed. We consulted ply
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we are authorized 10 announce Mr.. JOB n
O. GIBSON as II candidate for Constable oil
Vnugine township subject to the action oil
the Democratic primaries.
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For city Clerk.

We are authorized Go announce Mr.. DREW
WHITE as Il candidate for City Clerk at the
ensuing municipal election, Tuesday, April
Z.
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STATE or ONO, CRY or TOLEDO,

Lucas COUNTY.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he is the
senior partner OF the firm Off. j. Cheney &
&C., doing bushes in the city of Toledo,
county and State aforesaid, ana That said
firm will nav the sum OF one hundred dol
lars foreach and every case OF caUarrn inat
cannot be cured by the use of Hairs Catarrh
Cure FRANK J. CHENEY,
Sworn to and Subscribed in my presence.
this sixth day of December A. d.. 1856
49, A. w. GLEASON,
SEAL Notary Public
49,
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly ON the blood aud mucous
surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials
free. f. J. CHENEY a. CO., Toledo, 0.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
llrlls Family pins are the best;
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Saturday. March II 1896.

Between the hours prescribed by law for
judicial sales, at the Courthouse door, In
the city of Pine Blum proceed to sell to the
highest and best bidder on a credit of three
months purchaser to give bond with APP
proved security for the purchase money, the
following described real estate to-wt
Southwest quarter of the Northeast quar-
ter section twelve, township seven, south
range seven west. The sale will be made to
satisfy the decree of said court for the sum
OF S253.50 with interest thereon from the list
day of March, 1888. Mt the rate of 6per cent
per annum- Il. H. PLuMMER,
2 l2W4w Commissioner
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!. COMMISSIONERS Sale.

Notice is hereby given that pursuant to 1t
decree of the Jefferson Chancery Court rem
dered at its January term. 1916, in II cause
therein pending wherein Thomas A. Carlson
Is plaintiff and Frank Purnen is defendant, |
will, as Commissioner of the court appointed
to execute said Decree on
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DIR. REK & co.
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CEDAR BAYOU


Extensive Preparations TOR Farming 10
sirous OF Having Good Schools
Cedar Bayou Texas, February 4 Whuo
tho attention of the nooplp 81 tho stoio
ha" been drawn TO THINGS politically. roil-
tics have l~en lost to sight ai this piu.,,.
aud every one ia hesimne tn make lNai
one of the most prosperous Ncara Ina the
history uf tho South Farmers are mr.
pairing their hniH for heavy crops this
SEASON. although very heavy iaIns have
mterfered with land breaking up to this
TIME. Tine suroessful crops rilsod al mia
place last season have proved To the wort,
that nno rtops could be nised on the
farming lands of Harris county. Man,
farmers from the North have purchatsad
farms hcre in the last few years ami an
have mNde good eropa rhese mon arr
now making every inducoment Ia hrtng
additional settlors here Already twplva
familica have made preparations 10 settle
at this place by spring
a p"titlon Is being circulated throuehout
precinct No. u fer siGncrs, asking the
commissioners court to call an election ia
iHNN special school tNN OF ~ cents ON ,iOl
the election to hn held on or eefore the
FIRST daN ~ AWil
The tug 8. O. Nogamond arrived fr,m
Houston Saturday with Il barus had 81
lumber aud shingles, tp b. ust,d IN tho
erection of seNeral now houaoa at TINS
placc.
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Hoods Pills "; y: a, 90

100 rose bushes w,,, r,,.,
hedge DIR dunn So 'sEn . rahl
wor-b of fruit tee ~ spvx I
ali To he sat on, ~, W. new lad
acre tract which ,yi,, ,',.a % 'Asl
slx-roon cottages ma ~ Mt ~, Y
mlilt ami pnintca naa, ny Mffk ~
mako one Of tba m IN ysae I
fnrma In tbo coas, Nu@tN n
eon reporis nuch frut, fsls. " "
tor at Wnbstar f'huns ~ 4
Mr. Rufus Renre,,
fruit farm -, of,. ioWS W.
and ditohad lie scttir,, ~ y ~ uNo1 4
II W Bonton who rs ~ uas ~
orchard yrnuin,. l.. 'cAusliu ~
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THE BRAzOS AND TRINITY.
Doth Streams Overlooked and Some
Damage Reported.
THE lEBER STONE LEvfE GIVES WAY
a Washington County Man spends the
Might on Dt'n Pile In The ysrus
Uerefs Submerged.

Hetnpatcad, Texas February i-Thc
Brasos rose two fest during last nlult
and about one foot today, and IA stil M.
Ing at the rate Of one inch per hour, wtieh
In considered n big risins when the river
is as full az at present. Al G O'clock this
evening the river Is tuli from bank 10
bank from the ferry on Tho Hampstead.
BsllvlIle road up 20 tho plantation belong
ing TO MIR Heller Stone Of nrsnhein ana
an overflow Is unavoidable ON all bot
tom Plantations bordering on the line men
toned. From the Iiober stone place up
wsrds The river is already running over
ard 'nundatipg, step by step. the entire
valley. Mr. stones lavne, hullt at great
txueuse, wlthetoo1 the water untll yos-
terilay evening when the nrst brcak oc-
Cured. ~ hard work tho break wan
stm,ped. but the Increased force ct the
water soon sutnognte1 al human EFFORTS
and The brtak On the levce is now forty
fent wide AMI gradually widening. whsle
the plantation IL gsttife out q siehl, To
bceeine for The time bsius s1ei1e ssa
The water now r. Of decidedly redlish
color. hnd tho diff ie very strong.
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nRrNllAM nRlNrs.
Jurors FOR the Spring Term ol count
want the sunday LAW hnfowoa

Jurors FOR the Spring Term OF Count.
want the sunday Law hnfowoa
fsreuham, Texaa, February rhc fol-
LOWING rs list Of the grand Jurors select
ed by the jury commissioner fOr the
frrihe term of the district count of Wnsp.
inistan ctpntyi }. A. punlep. tnhn llai-
stun. /. c, Harris, William pnnhNus. T..
~ HaIfis August kenF llenry rlcns.
William Turner col Miller Henry
ropker, W u, Farmer T'rovc Wells Nhu
liatAeld, a, n, Rcgprs, Joe Smah. , $
Boyd.
me following Is ilst Of the petit iu,y
drawn by the Jury com s,iasioncrs Tor the
sprluE tetm or the die'rict court. Inc
Edishn A. l. Hlodro William Inhnke.
john i,yons. wash piilprl, William John
son, 1emos Murphy tnH porcr a. ~
itorihaner iAd King A. 2, Arnold c.
Bohne. AlVN BoSluy, ConfRd I,alomrr l1i
Harper. Henry Echroedrr NIlinm ANer
{y Nelderauer, August stol2. Henry Fms.
hon. iacoh siiross, Dave Ray H. suuun,
William sprain, = A. hoscrs, Jake Nlen,
August " iesc, ThCndorH Wolf. licnrv
Hughes, Henry Reive. M SnmmerHeld j
q, Muse, ilyc Gloss, T. J. Await. l. -.
A1ieck William Lehman.
The pastors Of the city have petItionad
the city council 20 enfoUe tho SUNDAY
iaws
tssprge Laudsrdnle, n dangerous half.
wittei eS-oountr convict who escaped
from the farm q year ago, was capture
hy wilils Ilgsby and Toy Graves lasl
ihVenlns, but not before they took a clup
axe away fruE, him, with which he tried
ihaid 10 brain Toy Graves,
Il a neero named lianis was knocked IN
ltho hsRd BY another negro on Mr. J n
iGhadNick'p farm last night, and Was
hulish, 10 be Head for halls an hour when
ie recovered ana at last reports was do
Ang very we'll
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FOR MCKINLEY.
Brazoa County Republicans Instruct rheif
ucifgnies for Mckinley.

Brazoa County Republicans Instruct Theif
Delegates for Mckinley
nryan, Texas. February i.--The county
republican convention OF Brazps county
wns held nj the court house IN bryan this
ftetnoOn. The convention heretofore
held by Elias Mayes was ignored, mud the
delegates to The Temple convention select.
81 by the Mayes faction, openly denounced
The May4s convention and Mayes wns
forced TO leave the hail. " n Han was
made temporary chairman ana H. 4.
Haynes temporary strretary, and The cpri.
niffe on organization made the tenpor-
airy prranlz3ti1D permanent
Dr w. I. Green offered the following
resolution;
Whereas, This Is republican oonyen.
tlon seeking the best interests OF tho
American Nation ana especially The re-
publican party; he II
Resolved That the delegates elected to
the Temple convention are hereby instruct
"a 80 vote for delegates 20 the ST. touis
c0nycuti9n That VIII support William M.
Einley ~ ohio for president, ilfst, lari au1
al the time
The following committee was appointed
20 sfioat delegates "a Temple. w. f. Chase.
q. ~ CoiwoH Luke Brown. Hob Arm.
f'r7us. Tyler Hnewoli, q. ~. Persons aud
a. 81 Ells
The convention was very harm ,nious and
fln f"ptr antation wns present froct
rYIty precinct. nu1 thcrc were uo comic tl
nld no ntoHlos About sixty doicrntes we're
pr *eul ana tho convention was attended
w shout i25 people
rbe committee reported the following
de'ognies.
~ -. HAL. i a. Myers - r sowon
u a Afmnrenr O. w. rtrsou. - Il. bal.
lara. " o Chase. s 81 Colwon tyler has.
wal ". II. otoin. g. y Nangu mud nary
Fyaus.
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PALESTINE POINTERS,
Fair Grounds Selected --Cov'brdiy As~etii.
on Plumber Marshals Report.

Fair uroiinds Selected -Covhrdly hs~sti,
on Plumber Marshsl's Repor,.
Palestine Texas. february s~The AM
detson County Fair and Driving p1rh
association me, IN the officer ~ SIC Means
a. Gii. With W " GU chairman ana II.
y Erwin secretary.
Tho itnot Of land first collected, iugi
north Of the cily limits, was definitely set-
,lod upon az thn grounds. MHssts Niliiau
Broyios Hlr cook t. n. Erwin and
GsprBe Bordoaux we're appointed n com
tnlitee to a0llcit stock Already sixty-sir
shntes have heen subscribed TO- Mr.. H.
n indpn Of Troy, III ls expected here
about The Pth inst
city Norshal w. II iiust makes the
following showing for January Iotai
M fnhef Of arrt stH q cases continued. 4,
State rassa, dismissed. II, not guilty, u;
convictions, &c. Receipts Fines. IN cavh,
tggi n. city convicts lurred over 10 county
nbd fHes worked ont, 1890, total re-
cepis, ta9ils
a plumber. IN the employ Of siilfuan 4
CO.. while turning on tho lights IN the
righhorhond ~ the Episcopal church. sun
dnY NIGHT ~ nbont s O'Clock, was struck
an the head Nv sofne uni,h1Nn rarty nn1
trU0kad Sons aloan 10 recovered, how
ever, sufficiently 90 walk home Ir Ed
fink W. administering lp him hrf reports
TINT he win likeiy recover though be o.
m q critical condition a pieces On ehpl
hruc on the fofehead has been necessarily
removed Ma elite 10 tna cfimlnal
~ g. Cherry ihe cotton man Of corsl-
cana. IS IN ihe city.
ilgn a. ~ Patton ~ Dtnvors. Mass,
Grt,t incohonco az the un,tod states. I'm.
proved Orler ~ Hoi Mfu win nay this
tfilr Wei, tomtrfow Wrht
jatr Rhodes the pnpIlWt politician from
Van H1ni county @oe H. the city SHn
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
NO RECEIVER APPOINTED.

Brenhain. Texas, February 4.-'rhe in
junction suit has ended aud In favor Of
tho Agricultural implement factory Mon
day evening IN the district court Judge
Sinks came down from Giddlngs TO ait
In the case. u. O. Flood Of Galveston.
stakeholder 10 the manufacturing COM
IauY. has instituted an Injunction suit
against the Brennan Agricultural, I'm
PIGMENT and Manufacturing company 10
restrain tho management froiu further
Notion, aud he also asks for ne appoint
mcut Of receiver ConI lerlble interest
IL being manifested IN he case, witch
resulted IN the rafusal af he court TO
grant the retltion 70 appoint 3 receiver.
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rrAcH PREVAILS

The Comhatnnts In the Waco Convention
Coming tn 1helr scnses.
Waco. rcNNs Fchrunrv l. NJ NJ pntton
who stopped The esvpl 90 chairman Rah.
lnsoh with hts head ~ the republican,
county conNentlon yesterday. was ronorted
lhtc last night to hc IA a precnrious con.
duion, ami AZ one time it was statrd that
dea'h Would follow. Reports from the
sufferer today show that me eop,u,irn 40
somewhat improved md tho nlnr,ninpl
nalure of his symntoms have undersnno
change for the better
Measrs Patton, father ana SON. caused
pleas OF guilty % be entered for them
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% w iAi'iS ~ '''' a
They viii diagnose your az, N
you personally Or by mai s,e ,srs.f
hest advice, and If you ncea ~ rvohl.t
toll you so and charge you nv,
youi case 10 ono that needs st, saa \
viii Give You lust what you w, nglIl' M
most reasonable terms, ahn mp so.I
| your money without dolns "cntp
These are Or Hathaway
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IN the police court this morning, and each
WAS fined Sc for fsh,ing.
Chairman Rohlrson was tried by Jury
on The charge ~ assault ard battery and
WAS acquitted. n was stated this after
noon that the parties 10 yesterdays battle
have held meeting over witch the white.
winged dove Of peace lowered. and that
all nnimosltics have been buried
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her hand under the axe. which made
fearful cash across the back of her hani.
seyering two fingers and cutting another
int, the bone. the severed fingers holding
by piece Of skin only. a physician was
hastily summoned and sewed W tho cut.
and the u,tlc girls hand win doubtless be
saved.
Miss Florence SMELL aged %. was triea
before tho county judge today on a charge
IF Iunacy. Tho jury sustained the charge
and sho will be kept In custody until she
cnn be sent 10 the asylum.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE;

Deyers, Texas, February 4.--Hon. Il. f.
Cameron OF Liberty, administrator Of the
estate or S. LNten. deceased. sold the
personal md household effects OF the
cstete today NJ public cutlery TO be
highest bidder for cash. Everything
brought good price and some few things
sold for more than they could be bnugh,
for new The aggregate soh for t2l34q
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ALVIN Nouns

Al,u Texas. February g. Presiding El-
der Seth Ward az Houston preached two
Sermons AZ the Methodist church yoster-
day He was here IN conduct quarterly
conference on Saturday but the heavy
rain prevented and II was postponed unul
Thursday,
Charles PATTERSON of Galvcsto has pui
chased of T. H. noWes the business prop
etty known as the opera h0use block CON
tainlur Two store ronms mud pubAc hnl
ON tho SECOND floor, The consideration
Wee aboot $3.50
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This country IL one OF the host fruit
countries anywhere a great many IRE
planting out large fruit fntirs. Dr. A..
H. MuCloud end fudge y ~. Quinn have
planted about fifty acres in fruit this
winter. mostly IN peaches. Peaches are
shipped from this county ~ The osr load
10 Chicago, st. Louis ard other tltes
essitt yser
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Trinity. Texas February 41hc Trinity
river. which has hoen out Of tts hauks
fei nine inches to-day, but heavy rains
here this evening and tonight mas rRpac
nn pypsflnN
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nlnp wlru suIllOl,s nNsIly

lahing, reNae, rehnarv A.--Nostonlly
evening rrANk rcyis liylng siN milos
fi,im Needvllle on the Austin road. tor
'sAisehicf attemNted % ride a g-yeer-on
tait He PLACED his saddle on the animal
Which was a large one, and mounted thc
calf ran through bArhed. wire fonce.
throwing him and breaking his right arm
az the elbow lie was badly torn by tho
wires.
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THE FiRsr sTpAwprnptrs

/ Alvin. Texas. February l-.The nrst
Sstrawbes1y shipments OF tho season we've
kmAdo yesterday evening. There wcte tour
NrrAtes OF twenty-four tinls earh men,
&aut and all We're censigncd 90 Houston
4his 10 unusualiy early for sireNn,rry
Ahipments 10 commence.
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THE STATE COMMITTEE.
Members Arriving In Austin for the
Meeting Today.
TWELVE FAVOR TWO CONVENTIONS.
Austin snd Houston So Far In the Lead.
The silver Libby Dnes Not Mater
aiisr,.Hspabiicnn Conventions.

Austin, Texas. February s---'rhe follow
Ing members Of the state executive com
\ ,ittea are here tonight ready 10 participate,
IA tomortow's meeting ]. O Dudley OF
Paris. chairman, u. =. Hili ~ Gainesville.
w G. Wear Of liillHborv r e oil RI of
Marlin J. u. linn Of Wharton. 4, s. Walk
er, Jr., Of Houston. y l.. Dunlap ~ VIC
tofia, H. H. Bnrney o. Ketrville, G. l..
Lsuderdale Of Llano, H. l. Ntefupls Of
Bryan. q. u Neal Of Nayasota, H. N.
Johnston Of Houston, o H. Garden OF
Dallas. W. w billiard II Bowie. george
Mccormack 81 Columbus J. O Nicholson
~ Laredo. 3 a. NoNcans Of Palestine,
~ w. Fielder Of chappel I'M
The FIRST twelve Of tho eboyo fayor two
state conventions the next nvo are non
conmital, aud Mr.. FEEDER declares for ono
convention
Mo'sfs plilarl ana IrN Means aro under
.ood 10 be osstessive one convention uan
however
u developed tonight that considerable
correspondence has been INDUCED IA by
prominent oue.apgenhon people o. this
paiui urging members of tho committee
80 adrpt O,ir vlow ~ tho matter. but n
the continents expressed by majority NJ
committeeman already ON the gfnuua
counts for anything tho one.conven,lon
lden ia not yery fdvky although The
chaur.s ntc nat Que SGT IN primaries VIII
ba usae to pnsv,r fpr bofp en,l1rs
Austn aod Houston opsnad ~ hoad
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MEN WHO WORT HARD,

Need Horsford's Acii Phcpfai,
Taken at bedtime II brings sound .
sleep. uulets the nerves and bulls
brain tissue. It's good for dlgcstics
take "a little after meals.
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Munnrnlen ANn norman.

Guthrie q. g., February A--Worl
ttachsd nero last ninht from Weroka that
lteun Mounts and his brother, old men,
livWa alone, had been murdercl and
yulhvl ind the conditions 81 the hod,es
when founh indi'ate uai the criMe had
hcer committed rilly one NoeK aEo