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ELLIS C0UNpY poLlrIcs.

Waxanaehie. Texas July "a. The politi-
cal outlook in Ellis county IL beginning
to look little warm. Chairman Morrl-
son has ended republican convention at
the court house IN this city on the 9th OF
August for the purpose Of clecilng sx
delegates and six aiternatoS 10 the STATE
convention 10 be held IN Fort Worth on
September ). and for the transaction OF
such other business as may come before
ths convention.
saturday afternoon meeting OF tho
county executive committee WAS held In
the city hall. The following campaign
committee was appointed: j. S.Davis j
a: Hrall J. NJ. King and WI. Buie.
Afier the .apDonting OF this committee
Hon. Frank r. Powell wWs made char
man ana subcomrilittees were appointed,
whose duty y viii be to look after ,he
dclegates. 10 the congressional oonyontloA
TO be held on August 4. The democrats
have been tax ing notice of the frequent
visits paid this District by Barnett Gibbs
and VIII endeavor TO put auietus Oh him,
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pnrrrlcs ~ NIcroRrA.

Victoria, ToXa-, July Is -There will be
a puoi.r discussion OF the silver question
q, tae cour: house a; an early date. not
w; decided upon. ha-wsea Mr.. james Nc
Donald editor % :he Aivoutte. d go1l
stasnG.srt mai and Mr. y. :. Thirmond'
Game.c r4,sl elelt0r lor this district.
A nt sfiuss Of tie county committee nns
bean called ~ Chairman ] /. Pool fer
Angus / at y. IN, az the office Of
>. rhurmoad
Mr. ) i Dabney addressed the summer
rurn.ai yesterday afternoon, on the cur
rency question from a so4nd money point
o; Vi W.
Nj G /. Thu-uand, sr.. announces his
candidacy for mayor i. the special cleo
ton august /
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poBEED THE STAGE COACH.

wichita. Kan, July Elm lonely gu'ch
several miles west of l.ncey N the north-
.rn rart of oklahoma, the regular man
s,o,a was held up this afternoon by
hand of outlaws who rlfled the mail and
.xr,ess sacks taking out the registered
i,1tin,s aud valuables dlrried by two pas
sensers in the coach There Is liltle hon dr
that the robbery was me worK o. mh COO" OF,
AHMED murderer and outlaw who es.apsd
from thd Jail at Guthrie several weeh,
ago with II dozen desperate ronheTs' l., ~
IN. force Of United states in,rshals mas
lasm m pursuit OF tho outlaws ever since
tl..tr
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The Posts contest goes merrily along to-
ward the 1908 mark.
BRO. PoindcS.er takes first place today.
Rev. Cohen second. and Bro Lanikin
;Nird.
Bro. Campbell passed the 5000 mark and
all the others show good healthy M
crease,
There is no doubt but that hundreds Of
coupons are being held back to swamp
the Coupon Editor, but he hopes 10 be
equal to thu emergency. Clip your coupons
and vo:e thom tor your favorte.
Besides the letters published the follow
ing were received and credited. tow!t:
Ten votes for Bro. Rhodes from Wood
vile. Texas, no name Thirty-six coupons
for Bro. Poindexter, from Nadia l.. Nc
Leod.
Bro. Wilson Of Fort Worth has 20 votes
received in separate enveiopcs-l5 In ono
and 3 IN the othcr-front Miss Pringle.
Bro. I.amkin has "A coupons from
Henry Finch, Huntsville: II coupons from
Chester Marston and coupons from
Celeste Sheppera. Harrisburg, Texas.
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WHITE MAN.s Union


Wharton Gopr'y.
yy-.r,on ,TevaA mig - Tho White
-. - ., ,,,....,l,..
-'4h non eH'''sl','p" mr. 80,
and closed its iahors by continuous 80
a.s,' ,.,.,.,.,. -, ~. ~, mr.
o CLOCK lh'N "''"'"F' N'Ns ~ ''''
,ts de.egates Gone l.,ila friction TOOK nla .
,..,,.,. ...,,...
"hen u came 20 "l''i'ne Il irh'f'' ~
chairman. n, A Armstrong. az president
OF M. ass,,ctn;ion eal.d ,hn Indy 20 or
der trnder hts ri,linr n ,,a4 mt.nt.thied
MAJ ,hs. 't,yeai,Isa, et,,n. fn,,id ,,r,.sar
ma ioyi,v iow..yer rI,,nif,et,~l 4 Dsn.
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eMI1,u cortNTy pptNApy

Tyler Texas June 2s. The Smith coun-
IS primary elestien for congressional, 40
tortal. judicial and county Officers held
today niira,.s the election of the follow
INK Conpre~ss. Il. - DeGrl;f4ur,ii, dis
irict judge, Gordon Russell district at
torncY. stuart smith, representative. Jphn
NJ logan; noatsr. t. y. Beard county
Judge j. W Fitzgerald The gold stand
ard democrats almost To Il man voted In
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Dallas. Teeas. July x Tho Southern
Mercury viii say edinriagy tomorrow:
"ff NJ Bryan luaprscs the platform
curry f-tn support him, but Tn that extent
only VIII il 20. II draws the ne az iue
action n me d1n3eraiic parlv of Texas
les To- be iniorseti linen the Mercury VIII
go nsbirg or orranzr Il political reyoiu-
tipn OF its own hook "
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nAIIAs ro RArIrY.

Dallas. Texas, July @-Arrangements
were completed tonight for the raiiiica-
ton Of bryan and sicwall next saturday
night Excursion rates Will be ven AZ
'lr way between Mesla ana benson, ~
i'A~p aud T"Hhrkana. Among TN" sptak-
nrs VA be Governor 'plherSoH. oN-Gov-
rrnor iiogg John VI. Duncan Of Tyler aud
lake ilo1EeA Of Paris.
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HURT IN A RUNAWAY

Marshall, Texas. July T-while out
drlv ng last evening the horse of Mrs.
cioya Davis ran away. and In turning the
street corner ran into a post and threw
her lahy out, ana II Is at present In "A
dangerous cond'Aon. Mrs. DAVIS and Miss
Sauderson escaped wiki slight bruises.
Tire buggy WAS badly torn up
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or COURSE TflrY WILL,

Rogers, Texas. July q Tho nomination
Of bryan at 81. Louis by the popuisis Is
wing general satisfaction mere. The
pnphiir's express themselves well pleased,
and even some OF ne middle Of the road"
men say thoy VIII vote for HIN whether
he ACCEPTS Tho nomination or not.
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&c VOTES PLACED TO FRO. POM
pEXTER'S CREDIT.

Village Mills. Texas. July g7.-Contest
Edlt5rs ON Friday he l7th Of July ! sent
In IS votes for Rev. Godhey Of RuSk
hivine withdrawn. You will now place
Them to the credit OF Rev. a. S. l'on-
dexter of Edna, and much ohlige. J us
truly, ; WANT
above votes received as per alloy"
statement and today credited Ms request
el.--Ccutest EetorD
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TYLER COUNTY POLITICS.

Colinesnel. Texas. July q. Primaries
for elenting county and precinct demo-
cratic nominees are to be held next SAT-
urday. The executive committee hns is
sued authority for all voters to participate
who will pledge themselves to support The
nominees selected In these prmarlcs
Many OF rhe colored REPUBLICANS are tax
ting part and say they viii vote IN the
primaries.
aecton Of . equally ticket buk candidates
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rnrf.r.isr SPLIT

Iniing. Texas JAY % The pop split Is
saif 20 be w.den.ns. though they are
'fYlae - kcep # very quie, I, is an un-
l--s ~ fact, rwrl'er t'at the rolorti
rrItler be, gone over 70 The ileshpoN
w rggpf. tn he shaIS. Of " kinley. They
arr t4ratdy counting on possible places II
Mckinley wins Two gentlemen IN this
-'y aqii ap'ograp7 letters from Mr. Mc-
Is li"y ,uiainirF as near PROMISES as II
- ppsa Die FAR u1em 10 ls placed wEhoiat
an ~ -Wr.aht inhorsnmnT.,.
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are announcing subject to the action Of
tltF primaries. thus indicating that they
VIII put vit a county ticket.
1t Is evdcit that the l,opuhsts are IN the
n i4rr,ty IN this county, but there Is 4
number OF !ndcifu,ieais, an,
hey. together with the fepu blicals who
are not putting out any ticket. could
throw their WAS with the rlpN Sts , u
little or no ys,.speet al iheir dong 50.
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Fort Worth. Texas. July 70 High
Thompson, young negro. white out
hunting attempted to drag Hs gun
through fence by the muzHle. II was
discharged. carrying on three fingers.
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WARWICK rs MOODY.

Austin. Texas, July @.-Judge George
Clark o! Waco ~ In the city tonight. He
is IN no communicative mood. however,
and declines 10 talk politics ON the ground
that he tn Just from Colorado aud hasn't
been keeping posted
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10y f,u5 70 coupons: please Mace them
"a V'' Tie credit oil. pr, 'amkn; nor a M
wlli be successful in thn n non,,,s ,hst his
frenas can bastow on him, Asking ,,I IN
issanrs on ,he esteSme S., r r. ,"r'nn
T., ''' ' Fannie Benson.
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HORSE AND BUGGY STOLEN.

WofEhn, TFXns, JUTy E.-I4ast night
about 1910 O'Clock Cub Galdner's no So
and buggy we're stolen from h,tching
post at unsn I'M church. about three
miles west of this city. The horse was
found lied In the brush near that place
h morning. the thief has not yet ben
located.
Also Mr.. w. A. Faustcr's pool hall was
broken nrcn and 81 IN cash ana IA numper
Of confcctoncr'es taken. Robbers un.
known.
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KEAGAN TO sprAK

>" t;ra?ollnd. Texas, July T.-iion. John
II, Reagan ana Attorney General w. II.
Crane VIII speak here On the 5,h of Au-
gust nest, A largo crowd will be present
10 hear them discuss the political issues
of the day,
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FOURTEEN HUNDRED MILES ''''"

Chicago. July 95-Nantest Ed'lor; III, m,ii
s' Isssa G1a 10 the s ii Ran6i II CO
YEA OF Galveston. Texas IN Am r., w y, NJ
,bn,,,,b ,tno miles from Iious'cf. ! non,
he Vii get there. Wishing The Posi- an, am
Rabbi Cniren every success mn
well wisher 'ph '''''N
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DELEGATE KNOWLES.

Bryan. Texas. July 81. IL. Knowles,
delegate 10 the popnl st conyen'lon AT 81.
Louis, who made tho celebrated express
sion, by Odd We won't Stand IT," re-
turned last night. His efforts 10 Keep the
boys IN tho middle Of the road 40 cN-
lh,nstd him TINT he has not hecn down
tpWn fa1uV
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FOUND DEAD IN RED.

Fort Worth. Texas. July 26.-Mrs. Doug
las. who lived with the fanny of MIR. Nc
I.e.od in Glenwood addition. was found
dead ON her he'd last night. She had BE-, n
in usual health. u is supposed she had
an attack of epilepsy 10 which she is sub
Jeci and smothered in the bed clothes.
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I.aTrthE", TtNHH IIIN y = '''7IH'pr Min
addressed a crowd of 800 people here to-
day There WINS big barbecue arranged
Tor thu occasion The speech was well re-
celved ana !he senator mas nlado many
friends for the parry and himself
tton Joe pgN of llrnzoria candidate for
congress- was here also
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If THE BABY Is CUTTING TEETH
be sure and use that old ana well tried
remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
for children teething. II soo,hes The child.
wine. collie and 10 the best remedy tor
dtsrrhosa.
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HELP Us PIT HIM TMROrGH.

Moscow, Tssas July ss-ac9 ,, t,.h "a,
please place To the credit Of Rev. jon
Rhodes OF Woodviile. We ask all who
supported Rev. V. A. Godhey before Ms
withdrawal to send In their coupons for
Rev, jeff Rhodes and help MS put him
through as first man. Trinity, can't You
help us? Respectfully.
Mrs. Lula Dudley
Miss l4la Goodwin.
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ONE WHO is INTEREsTED.

Sabine Pass, Texas. July s7-Contesi
Editor: Enclosed rs coupons 10 he placed
70 the credit Of Rev a. :. Foind'xi"' OF
Edna, Texas Wishing him much success,
From Ono Who Is lntercs ted.
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SUCCESS TO BRO. CAMPBELL.

,to,.,,on Texas. July 2s.-cont"st Eai,
49,. Recommending this please no
n,ckare containing 100 coupons, wh' :, n
wsh placed to tho credit of t'ro W. n
camt,hell Hoping him sncrSs' c, ~
Yours respectfully, boo "P''"
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N rOR BRO. RHODES.

Warren. Texas. July T.-Contet Ell
20, van nlace to The credit OF Bro JET
lsho,es Of Woodv,lic, Texas. Hope he VII
w guy ~ Mimic Fountain.
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Lulng, Texas. July 21-Contest Editor.
Enclosed find * coupons f1r y. :. Pom
dexter. More to follow. Respectfully.
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look FOR Us AGAIN.

Flatonla. Texas, July q contest III
Tor: Here We are again win y" tnnrr
votes for Rev. W. r. Campbell ri Whar-
ton. " all who knew him wonld ,wosk
Lake are doing, he would be in the lead
Look for MS again. Hoping him success
We remain.
Henry EludM orth and Frank brown.
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THE PRIZES.

One. $1,000 life. policy IN NE Northwestern
Life Assurance COMPANY pali up for ton
wears to the minister OF the rpsrsI IN IIar-
ris county receiving the iai- - nun. Der Of
coupon votes.
wears In the Northwestern 40 Asst.tanca
s'or,pany to the minister Of rne gospei in
Harris county receiving The second argcst
number of votes.
wears in tie Northwestern Ltfd Assllranen
company TO the minister Of the gospel In
Texas outside. of Harris county receivin..
the largest number of coupon votes.
one $1,000 life policy paid up for ten
wears In the Northwestern Life Assurance
Company To the minister of the gospel In
Texns outside Of Harris county recetyinr
the second largest number of coupon
These policies are fully paid up for ten
a.. TX from the date of issue. after which
time the hoiers can renew from year
10 wear without further examination or
expense at the regular rates for rene wable
ten year policies.
While Ii is impracticable to. explain In
detail. in these columns. the very liberal
Terms of the policies ssGad by the North
~. stern Lie Assurance company. read
"rs of The Post VIII he cheerfuly in
formed AS to any particular regarding
The form of the policy by calling
nnon or writing to either j. N. Gambrell
~ sral agent for South and East TeSus,
room 81 Mason block. Houston. or DR.
II r. Cranhl, q neral State Agent. Waco,
i'~" RULES or TIE CONTEST.
All votes to be counted must he re-
ceivcd before l. o'clock noon. September
., 1856.
state of TeXas Is eligible, provided he be
beIwo,n the age of y and 50 wears at his
nearest birthday. ard provided he can
| stand satisfactory medical examination.
such as required by Tie company on its
| regular poiiries
| However should the winner be unable
| to stand a satisfactory medical etanna-
| ton the policy will be lssiiei IN FAVOR
| 4 IL, tanilN OF The winner upon the NE
| time of any menbs" OF his family or other
| relative sad person to be 4 satisfactory
| risk according 10 the established rules of
| the company.
| should IN winner fall to pass such OK
| animation or to designate some person
| on whom the policy can i'c written within
| thirty DAYS after The result Is ,nnouiced
! tho policy viii be issred 10 tho person
| RECEIVING the next highest nnmher OF
! votes Coupons once sent IN can not be
| Withdrawn and voted for any other can
In sending IN votes, II tied in hunche.
| with the number marked thereon, 1t VII
| not be necessary to mark In. name eN
| crpi on the putsise coupons
| COUPONS TO he counted must be ontlfc
| showing the figures 5000 on each corner
| Address all coupons to contest Hu''o'
| The Post. Houston.
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rllr AnLEsr NAN IN THE RACE.

Cn,-ro. Texas, July T.-tNnteSt EuItur,
Enc,os'd hnrcwt,h ple,se f.na 10 Nc roI hrins
10 I'm, credit of l'ron; foinh'N'vr, ~ '''''h
wv "'N A e H. and a, i. w.
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,crnN NOT P0Li'ss]

New York, July 49,. :. ms clr3
Mrs. Harrison arrived ID MI, .sA 70 II
Forge tonight. He CO. CONS sss.nh
s pssSS,c Of the chss S'h ~.
morrow. He declili@ ""
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LIE cALIFORN1A FRIENDS.

HIS LITTLE CALIFORN1A FRIENDS.
Redands. Cal. July 25.-Contest Editor:
Enclosed please find 20 coupons, which nre
To be plarcd to the credit of Rabbi Cohen
of Galveston. Hoping soon to see MIR.
Cohen at the head. we are. his little Cali
forn,a friends,
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GOOD WISHES TO BRO. COHEN AND
THE POST.

Houston. Texas, July 2s.--Contest Ed
tor: Enclosed you VIII please tnd a. c'",c
pens. which please place to the eredl,t. y,
Kew Henry Cohen of Galveston. WIN
mart good wishes 10 Rev. Henry tpueh
and Tho Post. we are. yours respeCihiy'
Julius and ISitore Edel.
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NO ONE MORE DESERVING.

sarrsrtta. Texas. July g.-Contest Ed
itcr: Please vote :he enclosed IA coupon
for Rev. Ire NJ Brice of Richmond we
are sure that no one H. nure deserving
than he. and we little girls want him tc
win prize.
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FOR sLEEPLEsss''

Take Horsforas ,..ax
DIR. Patrick Booth wirsby =
o,,,e,ciaily Of old psNHtnk b ~
cents. X refreshing s'
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OUR BELOVED PRESIDING ELDER.
Ntvascta Texas. july 26.-Cpntest Ed
itor: i enclose "a coupons please place 10
IA credit OF our beloved presiding elder.
Rev. Weems Wooten and ohlise MS little
friends, Clara and tiabr ThornhN
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57 COUPONS FROM srAty. TEXAs.

Scaly. Texas. july ?f.--Contest EdltcI'
!, enclose YOU 100 coupons for i'ro a. .
fotndcxtcr OF Edna. This makes ST '0u,
puns gent from this place. Wish We nnn
hs sarge a territory as mo. Weber 10 "oik
~. Wake .ur, Bel.vlle, isrennam anu
Caldwell. With best wishes for az We
rellaln. yours truly. I,r. Ed AND DICK.
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others sent in will put him at the head OF
tue list again. aud his friends ana 80
rortcrs VIII cUdcavor TO keep nm w,
ana csose with an overwhclming malori'S,
All mat have sent me coupons wii' pes.
acccpt my many thanks. and So 49,, ="
lose slght OF YOU, Captain pick; Hrt
few more yet. Much success tn The ios'
and Bro Poindexter. Yours truly
W. l.. Hester.
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rIr~ry FOR ~rHE WINNER"-JUST
JTOR E\I,RcISlE.

Goldthwaste, Texas July G-oon'cs'
rhi'"r. Enclosed please fnd N cow w.
fo '' lev x. 8. rand. xtcr, the winner"
notice Row CohcS the and Th'i bay ysn com.
,nnnr.d with renewed vielr - put my
man N the lead. These !" nre not MANY NM
hit With more fft.cs 10 follow ! .,hnx
at ,aast make our friends from Galveston
mink 80. We are oniy .on i.ns IN ny Raw Raw
a. d,ws arrives lnok out for several more
COUPONS from the West With much sue n,
cess fnr The Post and Bro, FoindeX.rr,
.ihe w',nnsr," l beg to remain. very ,ruiS
yours H. "a ""e' "''''
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>,1,er mr. sAyINr Up.

wooayi,le. Texas. July T.-contes, I'd
unr, Encloucd lind 20 .counons, WHO'D
please rlace 70 ne credit o, ne vrcas sh.
.r. hoarly thank all who arc sup.
i1or,ing Rev, Rhodes. sec nrarly ~ OF
Rov. y. A. Godbcy's support e. ns 20 NY
..hs,ce and I upnrerisue The Kindness very
nm i.h @Tn, nks 10 the RcM'n,oni Corr
,,nf, ana i.ufksn flderds What's the mat
III With Liberty? You must be sayiiE "p'
Respectfully. ~ "NN''"''
r,N ENTY-FIvT9 COUPONS FOR BRO.
BRYCE.
royn, Lake. T,xa., July Icon'est
rdI,or, please credit Rov. !! NJ Hryce
az Richmond. II xas. with encc,ossh e co"'
rons Respectfully. r. Nhro'"
GOT A FEW MORE YET.
Contest Editor. Here are ~ coupons
for A. q. poindexter. hope these anu
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-03-12

My treatment is no home treat
Dent, administer my treatment
in my Office at regular hours
under my own direct supervision
1t takes four weeks to cure the
tobacco habit and my charges are
$40 1t takes four weeks to cure the
liquor habit, and my charges are
$75. 1t takes six weeks to cure
the morphine habit,and mycharges
are $3.50
| have got a treatment that is as
far superior 10 the other treatments
as railroad is to an OK cart. I
guarantee my treatment no cure no
pay--I also have treated with sue
cess all kinds of chronic nervous
troubles. Come and sec me, Office
consultation and examination free
| Of charge.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-03-12

IL sense of duty. Let all churches
be on the lookout for him. He is
now member of no church, unless
he has joined recently. Why is it
that some churches are so foolish as
to take up any kind of a tramp
preacher when nothing whatever
is known of his character?-C G
Jones, Chattanooga, Tenn.July TO-"
This is certainly the same man,
who is now again in Texas, and |
write this to warn the churches of
him.-T. j. Fouts, Gonzales, Texas"
The question now is, whose wood
pile and horse pond had he made a
raid on for his piece of wood from
the cross of Christ and walls Of
water from the river Jordon and the
Dead sea, which he had on exhi-
bition here?
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-03-12

Cured 7 Y Plume, G Eilers, T @
Moss and J Il Michna Of the whis-
key habit
Cured ofthe tobacco habit: Rev
] NJ Caves, Baptist minister, Sweet
Home. Texas, Scott Taylor, Judge
Wimberly, Yoakum
Cured of snuff: Mrs Ida Freeman,
hotel keeper of Yoakum.
Cured of morphine habit: Frank
Tally of Galveston, G P Cherry,
formerly Of Lockhart, now of Yoa-
kun, John Ray, Houston.
Can furnish lots Of testimonials
that will convince you-can fur
nish LIST class references.
Can furnish names Of parties
where you live likely, who will not
permit their names to be published
both ladies and gentlemen.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-03-12

A gentlemen who holds an i'm
portant county Office over in Fay
cite county was here Monday
night to attend the show, and the
next morning he concluded that he
wanted to go home. Not knowing
that one of the inexorable rules Of
the Arkansas Pass road is that no
one is allowed to ride on freight
trains, he boldly boarded the ca
boose of rth-bound freight
train and took a seat. Nobody
knows what followed, but anyway
when the train reached hill about
two miles north of town it stopped
and the gentleman got off and
strolled back to town, where he
was accorded a hilarious welcome
by his friends.