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METEOROLOGICAL.

BABCoCK-Ennis Texas. March "a.
aged g. years. was ''''' mus
&C, c.luo,A,T,-,Terrcl, Texas, March a.
X HbI hm snS Shoat died at her home at
ann springs, aged II years.
MEiIiNG-Walhalla. Texas March %
MRS. sophie Koepke Weitinr died M.
Hyehlhg ar the residence OF her narents
Ar, ana Mrs. William Koepke. N'''''
nEA Eagle Lake. Texas March 95
n4Ia George Beaks. most cstimable
my nled Yesterday evening after n short
ou' very painful illness and will he turied
~ me lake cemetery this evening She
eaNes husband and nine children.
IklrGE-Lake Charles, La. March "a
10y Ihomas Price, Methodist minister
s tn's pltce, died at 2:30 this morning,
Sasea d lingering Illness, aged nearly VI
s sears, ne funeral took place at this
Fo,aa,.S from the Broad street Methodist
"pIseopai church, South.
w LII AMSON HaTettsville Texas
MnIHh DIR. II. T.. Williamson a we'll
NmoNn Doctor in the lower nact of the
1917, uled az his home at Seclusion In st
mbSnt alter brief Illness and was hurled
,MIneiN loday by members OF Ark lodge No
w oi mss place, TO which he belonged
-, pAitNEtI.-Tmps Texas March
mrs. Carrie narneu. ue,. Ashton, died
yesterday OF pneumonia Her hrother'
marine Ashton, died OF the same disease
uhyut Ten days ago. Deceased ienvss tXvo
nttle chiidren, and years old n h,,sS
friends. 's'"''''s a"u
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THIRD D14rRIcT.

A,,stIr re,as 1Iorch o5--On call ~ tho
Au9un' ieNaS' MAJ i -''--'' eai' VI ''u
trial docket in the Third district court of
civil appeals today the following proceed
Affirmod-knoN ct al vs. Earbee. from
rams campbell vs. EdmpbeH ct al, from
Mciennan flnh ana wlie VS.. Krutt ct al,
from travis. Scott vs.. Young ct al, from
Robertson; snyder vs. Baker eli al. from
Williamson.
Reversed and Relnanded - Beeman-St.
car company ". Caroline, from Brown.
Watch and Jeweliy company VS.. Balm,
from Travis.
Affirmed m Part and in Part Reversed
and Recommendations vs., Thomas ct al
from MeLennan.
ON call of the motion docket the follow
Dismissed-Gcrmauy vs. Cowan ct al
from Nolan, to correct and perfect record
Granted ana Appeal Dismissed 80 Ger
many vs.. Cowan ct AL from Nolan, to
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deep water movement and | am interested
I'm Kansas warehouses and shipping, and
came here TO see the grain men of Gal.
weston to learn more of rates by rail- ana
by water"
Mr.. j. s. Daugherty was called for as
the Texas advocate OF good roads lie
g aid: 'rrhe great overshadowns question OF
today is transportation. the securing OF
good roads is a part and an Important
part of the transportation question. Nhen
these are secured in the Nation the price
of all grains and farmers products are
At once advanced and everyone benefited,
The thought of the people Is turning 10
ward this part Of tho transportation pron-
lem and will assuredly be solved ana that
soon"
AS the boat neared the Galveston harbor
Dr. Broyes of the Houston delegation
made o few pertinent remarks bearing
on the subject brought out by Colonel r.
NJ Ferris on Texas harbors, saying
Houston WELCOMES them all and VIII
continue to grow as deep water Is Cd
tanned at each port on the gulf
A hearty vote Of thanks was given the
International and Great Northern anu
Missouri Kansas and Texas managemeuls
for furnishing the party with TRANSFORM
ton for the day, so fun of en1oyineni,
and instruction 70 all. and the genera
opinion prevailed that Houston ana ga
weston were no longer fifty mhes apart
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

sAp,Nr PASS - Arrived Schooner
Na ti',i' 7. stone Newcomb, from Tam
uu.LspoRo-s!n Knler Griffin has "a.
hutisinr ON Fast Franklin street, where
be- viii preach all lhc week.
GREENVII.LE- Numbers are being
pla.ei upon me DIV llings and business
house 8. and the names OF streets placed
upon corners preparatory TO iree mai
delivery.
WAcoII9ga r me h. onS SnpY a 9d4 sef tn
tvs literary societies of Raylor university
AT the next commonccmcnt and mas sig
nlhed his acceptance
WARREN-Onc Of the hues BON, the
large boiler ut tho Warren mill Hks blown
out and two or three parties weH slight
Is scaldrd Tho damage amovntcd to
several hundred dollars. "a
WHITNEY-A convict who wa4-a trusty
escaped from the C. u. Johns Nrm. he
had served fourteen years and atad only
eight months more To remar before
he would have been liberated. &
DENTON-D. Muhoncy, a Prominent
contractor who was charged with Offering
a bride 10 one Of the county commission
cls in connection with accepiinE-the plans
for the new courthouse. was acquitted.
GRANDNGEW-Nlack Smith got a gold
watch from Frank Bright and held pos
session Of Il at the muzzc of revolver,
claiming Bright owed hun SIS Complaint
was filed against Smith. who has not
bo 70 arrested yet.
FORT WORTH There have been nled
IN the district courts of this county thirty
FIVE divorce suits since tho list day of Jan
uary. 1886. which amount Is nearly half
th0 number OF marriage licenses which
have been issued In tho same length OF
time.
went 70 visit relatives in Jasper county
with their children and on their route
they drove into a swollen stream, The
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'LAWHON IS THE NOMINEE.
Put Forward by the Populists In the
Eleventh.
THE OMAHA PLATFORM ADOPTED.
Resolutions Regarding the Tariff Tabled
Collin County Follows the Dudley.
Instructions.

Beeviile, Texas, March 25.-The populis'
congressional convention Of this Uhe
Eleventh. district met here today. About
twenty ont of the thirty counties were
represented by 20 votes.
Captain Jack Elgin, the district chair
man, called the convention to order a.
III 80 o'clock, and made thirty-minn'es
speech, severely arraigning the demo-
cratic party. one hours caucus with
closed doors was held. and the convention
proceeded tc elect a temporary chairman
In the person Of Mr.. Blanton Of Wilson
county. and A. j. Carothers OF Bee was
elected secretary. The different commit
tees were then selected. the one on piat,
form and resolutions being composed o.
one delegate from each county. the con-
yention then adjourned until O'Clock.
All the opening OF the afternoon session
j. N. Smith of san Patricio was elected
permanent chairman and Mr. Core ,of
Wilson permanent, Secretary hoIh "
unanimous vote Of the house. ,..
The COMMITTEES on platform ara resoiu-
tions reported recommending. the fu! IN,
dorsement OF the Omaha PLATFORM hi,n
deciding that while they were Opposed 70
fbe tariff system II we must have e let u
rest on manufactured articles ana ia"
materials equally and alike
This brought ont considerable discus
sion. and finally on a motion put BY cap
fsin EFg5n the whole tariff plank IN ne
reao,utiou was stricken ont The other
committee reports were acoptr- WlAoul
The chairman then decided ihat noni-
nations for a congressman 10 ah tle IN
expired term OF tn Itie IL a. W. =
Grain were IN order. whereNpen 1ile
names Of luther a. lawhon Of Alofes-
Vile T. = El-tn 81 Arkansas and ". :
Gullett Of Wharton were placed IA notli-
Mr.. Elsfn then. IN a short speech n
sisted that his name should he vita
drawn. which Nj Tausey, WHO PLACED his
name before the convention. A,si e-iiH-i3
The baliouug by Counties was then r.
eure.1, but before many counties n4d
voted ths name o. 1ir- GuLietf ~ il7 vi De
drawn and the nomination u MI 444wAon
was made unanimous,
irhs gentleman then addressed The con-
yrutiou and was lopdly arpac4=d.
The next business taken u7 - IS tne
election 0f a permanent chairman 20 ilt
the unegpired term az J. p Llei1, WED
mad tendeTse hts Jas irnaflcn as -eily
az the campaign committee o. t2s dls-
trict. Tho ne ~ Judge Huie1re OF
Karnes was presented, and b N-s dug
elected
a resalation introduced no. 20 recognize
counties which were reTrf a-nicd er froNy
was lost
exectrig. committee from anJ wrong
doinr su ssHhdravi1r Hen Tefrel from
the last campaign was carried hg unafl-
nous vote.
several q the lead.ne orators ~ he
Marty then made gheft sretrdef rrH tAc
convention adjourned. vita th1 en 1o-aHa-
Ynent from the Chairman mat t'rf- voii
ne speaking w 'hr han tonight The ut-
most good order aud hg aerly Feeling
frerlsl to U1eFiLai.
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AN 1NrANr MvRnEN.

A Doctor Charged VIA E1tErss oor.-
paitts5 ;he C-l7s0.
Paris. Texas MAs,,A 4 -lntelllse-sos Wa
received here ,easy q ease % irsHssl.
eide thar was committed T. sat lnaS-
Territory a :sw days sEo. f'or saras
time Or. Joe AppanS bad Sesa treating
Miss Bsssss Tassey :s- ~ alleged s-orsl-
cal swelling. she became 73alss',y "a
last week ana d.. ApPans way scot tor
lie s,nt all the women oai .; his 'oeTa
Immediately.
Ths girl gave bir,A TO a esna vAsea
was stealthiiy removed AMI huTica- Tn
girl deaiei 1t for ;iae, 'S4' azsuy As-
mi,ted it.
The ohiid's body was ua-A~taea ana
shovel tina, its mack was brakes Aaa is
skull crushed pr. AppAag has been AZ
res,sa for the commission OF the erizie.
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oHElNG HARD 10 WIN.

ti5g..sr T,1as. March -. &C. Enclosed
nus t,i coupons am s;ili working hard
ana ask uy friends 20 holp me. Yours re-
.nsctfaIlv. Courtney Hutchinson.
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co1rer OF Cn1M1NAL APPEALS.


Dallas, Texas, March 25.-The court OF
criminal appeals transacted the following
business today
Afnrmed--Alfred Grayson, from Free
stone; Ed Wheeler and Frank Williams
from Harris; j. w Huntley, from Dallas;
WIN Scruggs, from Lamar; boo Lyon
from Baylor
Reversed--John McAdoo from Wichita;
A. T. Herrera, from Guadalupe.
Appeal dismissed-George crouch, from
Callahan
Motion for rchearing overruled-George
Dancey and Charley Jacobs, from Dallas
W. b. Featherston, from Johnson; Martin
McGrath from Tarrant; Dick Smith, from
Freestone-
Submitted on the record-lfenry Angel
and W. a. Ellison, from Ellis j. j. Harris,
from Dallas: +. NJ. Bauwell from Hunt;
VIM Schwen. from Douley, Charley Prev
lit. from Jack; Frank Logan, from Lib
erty.
Submitted on brief for appellant-Char-
ley Carr from Upshur. III. Il. Collins, from
l}osque, c. G. Hutchinson Cwo casesl from
Tarrant; Rotan Hin, from I'M; Thomas
q. Carney, from Haskell, NJ q. Nost, from
Dallas.
Submitted on brief and oral argument
for appellant-W. 5. rite Ghree cases.,
from Hunt.
Motion for rehelrlng submitted-John
wilkins from Johnson; Charles Simmons,
from Ellis j. NJ. THOMPSON. from Harris.
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cArInI1c MISSION.

Orange. Texas. March 2i.-Rev. Father
j. O'Shaunahan, Sd, Of Galveston de-
liyered lecture at the opera house In
this city last night which was thoroughly
enjoyed by tbs large audience that filled
the hall HIS ruDloct was Tine True
church. and he kept his audience inter
cstea for nearly two hours. lie has just
closed a. successful mission at This place
l.lr.t4r which nucr interest was aroused,
ana tho church placed on a better basis
petition was prepared and forwarded
10 the bishop Of this diocese asking Tor
tho appointment Of priest for this
charge. and thc congregation hope TO soon
have MIN with them.
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sMALLpOX AT ORANc.r

Orange Texas, March 25-Dr. r NJ
swearingen, State health officer, spent
today IN Orange and investigated the cas-
OF smallpox at this place He found the
patient doing nicely and informed the Ia.
cal authorities that they had done the
proper thlhs N maintaining n strict quar-.
contact with the patient lie stated INA,
there might probably be a few more c a,ies
atnonS those who are IN quarantine rms
outside OF those there was no danper
one new case a woman, deyeloped tnda,,'
among those VINO are in quarantine. ~
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- Wcl.,s.

VIII be hale and ,rsalthy nm i
Good dig twenty yesrs i "a ~!
psoJple look. youthful. ~ :, 80 g Mod =
Medical Discovery iu,iss !r,i;trt o.
1t makes health n ths - 81 fich I'd n ~
according to the rirh, Wy wy No.
theory ,, Is absolutely c orr PROVED as !
the beginning-beriu, Jh, (. 4 ktr
sch, liver and bowels ;r Y puttlryA:
i begins its good worI y, P9sfle \. cida \
. - nnishes with the dise.,iusr. 0 . ID
searches out disease rsr rSs,e systa /
may be and forces them y, s.aa;,tssd q
y promotes the copious ~ s y " u
e digestive fluids, and assists i h tS,s I
and the digestion strong. rs \ NJ; sppsttsn d
medicine. II isn't stror. w. .sls]
does nothing but good Ia w.. m'c'cH
inc .,.;, noqy' It doesn't do ham K " I
while It Is helping another XIV, y !
meant to help the whole MAJ l =
help it. Whenever man 81. ~! !, ~ q
ing in health, when he f. ,Ss' y n y :
ting old too fast, that his vitalit,' ; \
mat ne is losing flesh, he 1bos, 4 v =
time in getting the Colder W.n ~. |!
covery." 1t will build nm . v,;ulsl
anything else in the world. 1, s w,
rich blood and solid aesh NaEMt
him feel half as old and tvis, ~ :. s
Druggists sell it. g
., Dr. Pieree's 1908 page book, d. .,
le's common Sense Medical A.
IN Plain Language. tells iii ,bcs |
Golden Medical Discovery" Nj h
complete family doctor book m, J
Illustrated. 1t will be sent free q ~, -
OF twenty-one (at one-cent stamp /. N v
cost OF mailing oniy. Address T"'s
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Cog Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
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vDLAsco NEWS NoTEs.

Velasco, Texas, March 25.-The Gulf
Towing company VIII take part OF their
plant to Calcasieu In few days 10 do the
work under a late government contract
MIR. H. l.. Dorchester left for Houston
yesterday on a business triy.
l.. II. Bryan and w. II. Summers visit
ed Brazoria yesterday. They report roads
In terrible condition between here and
the county seat.
Angleton n to have a hrickyard on a
large scale, and contracts are let for a
two story brick building. No part of Bra
zoria county Is improving SO fast as this
prosperous little place.
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BUSINESS MATTERS
A HEARNE GR0Crpv ,s.,,

- '''@NhiN-Ni NtNON-fk1 ASSIGNS
Hesrne. Texas, March 25-R q W,
!, ,aee. grocer made deed of trust to ] .
lowing preferred creditors; Eo, III
Lane, Hearne, $500, Rotan Grocery ~, roy1
pany' Waco, s$lo, W, d. Cleveland ' 4
%, Houston, S@ .i9: Levy Rosen6erser
Hearne. $50; II. b. Easterwood q % o.
Hearne, $50; Heidenheim, Swataenbereer,
4 Co. Austin, sal, The stock viii invoics
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Gordon Texas. alarcu g5-On Saturday
night at Taprocr p,goers Williams. Wise
and LiHh'foot invaded n congregation of
crap shooters. 4 negro. Dennis Wrigh,
w. srQt H-ad. Williams ami Lightfout
r.. aticrWard arrested, ,charg,d with
murinr. TIL" negroes 81 1hurhcr came
10 ms county au1 employed W T. Gibbs
% assist IN the prosecution. Although
ir charge was a. capital felony after
q preliminary hearing, Lightfoot was dis
"lhrsrl. Williams was held to await
VIC action % Tho Erand lurY.
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Pitisburg. Texas, March -2--The demo
cratic executive committees Of this county
mat il the courthouse Today and ordered
Two pr'maries one 70 be eoid Ola MAY e
y ncMihe4s county and precinct canil.
dates and the otaer on Jui.. h. ,.,.t,' ,
inc financial question. The ballots fnr
ie- coinage OF silver at tue ratio OF IL
70 l Are 70 be After rae form suggested bv
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ACCIDENTS TO CHILDREN.

Hutto, Texas, March ai--The 2-year-old
ehild OF Mr.. Frank Cheatham. living near
mere. was badly burned this evening
while playing In some ashes which had
been emptied In the yard The child Is
seriously burned and It's recovery is
doubtful.
This morning Henry Richardson. col.
orci, reported finding his infant child
lnvestieation BY Justice Parsons Il was
found the child died from the effects OF
an injury received Sunday last accident
ally.
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RICH IS CONTENT
But Content Comes Only 70 Ina'
Enjoy Good Health.

How often do we hear persons ~ III
thnt they would give all thei, nell. NJ
n nos ssions TO be cured Of d,ssaaE s
IS usiIrpine their Vitality grada l.1Ilss
surely. undermining their eo ,n,, M
Thoy nut OH until tomorrow W.! W., NJ N
sh"lIld have attention Today. Ins .,, y
tbat would bring back 70 them ~ Am
ioyment Of good health, but ne ~ :
IRON which they suffer ceas2s y
raVages on the human system. I'D 4
As an eminent writer orcsS III SsIsII)
SEEMS THAT THE Hu !da nj IN n
Are PRONE TO NEdLiTE1Ty ,A1
TIilNGS WHICH IN R lm,,allaR Mia
MOST TO DO WITH Th'lN
NESS" 4
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DALLAS REGISTRATION.

Dallas, Texas, March @-T'he osfsce ~
registration OF voters elSsc1 tonight
Total number OF registrations, U.s.
whites eic, colcre3 1874 THIS y tNt
largest number ever rceisteret, NsiIs 81
In excess of 1889 and ssi ~ txcssSs ~ 3Ss.
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HIGHER COURTS.
FIRST DISTRICT.

Galveston, Texas, March 25.-1n the
court of civil appeals the following mo-
tons were submitted:
TO dismiss appeal-F. p. Herbert ct al
vs. w. w. Lpscomb ct al. from Whar-
ton.
VS. p Sanders ct al. from Nuecesi Tom
Leo Va. l.. NJ. Michael, from Rusk; Il.
NJ. Jones ct al vs.. q. 5. and W: NJ. Rice,
from Tyler; orr & Lindsey shoe COM
Filed-Motion for rehearinS; Alfred
Stoker VS.. Samuel Patton. from Rusk.
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cuARGEp wITH swlNpLIyl

Fort Worth, Texas, March s-ia
Il. 7. Spencer was arrested NneN 2
complaint of attempting swlAaA
is charged with negotiating a trsds Z 1
II. w. Holden, in which he va y
ceive about SIS, 900 OF Fort M@'a w
ertv. assuming a 5000 mortgage ~ ~,
give in exchange land in Georlii ",
al 5000. 1t appears that no suea III +
Georgia exists. He was sem W
awaiting investigation. >.
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county met here today. Tire siisaSs-cs
was splendid and the rrvcceaings were
practically harmonious. TIE 'nssr5c'sosls
81 Dudley's committee were oArgSot ees
to letter with but two diSscntsns sSces
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r11r A11r-nt,II. MEETINGS..

Beaumont Texas March A.-ENangeHst
S o. Mitchell Of Galveston conducted
services at the Baptist church tonight and
t,rfarhsd an impressive sermon TO ii large
Congregation Rev. Mitchell has worked
extensively In East and Southeast IcNas,
and recently closed IL very succesIui re-
viyat az Jasper He is SISTED ny MT W
~ Hart OF Galveston. who is sometimes
called the sweet Singer OF Texas;
Trer,. Is som. mix OF inducing Rev Mitch
go ard Mr.. Hart 10 conduct revival III
lhls city,
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TEMPLEqDN ANNOl-Ncra

Gleensilie, Texas, March 28.-Holl. How
ara Templeton Of Sulphur Syringe mn
noHnres fpr the office of dlgirlct t,1r.
OF the Eight judicial district Al press,t
1ir. Iemp.eton is the only randidatc tor
the office. Seuaior Sheriff. having formal
ly Withdrawn ana Judge r. " Terhu~c
announcing thar he would not be a csn.
didate FOR reelection
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sTAnRpD ny A MORO pOY

Guthrie. o. T., March 25,-George John
son, white boy, was fatally stabbed by
June Bracket, young negro boy, who
made his escape after committing the
crime
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ROY FATALL.Y INJURED.

Guthrie o. T.. March 25--wnbur Mock.
aged a. son OF NJ L. Mock, was knocked
down and fatally injured while Attempting
to steal ride on freight train yes
terday,
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errvrcrs At WARRENTON.

Warrenton. Texas, March @-ReV'
Fathe- cromclk allied mis- regular APP
o'lattront at Il. Martins Catholic church
at IyarIeuton last Sunday. The cougr"-
at.ton ~as not as large as expected no
Doubt OWNS TO threatening weather X
ii...5us =ervlce5 are announced 70 take
uiace at This church on Easter MondaY'
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nAtTY srRNIcEs.

beaumont. Texas March A.-Rev' Fa-
thor O.Snouahan ~ conducting daily serv-
Ices AZ the Catholic church in ms CITY
and at each service tho church is crowd
Cd VITA am Interested congregation
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KNIGHTs TEMpLARs RATES

San Antonio, Texas. March 25.-rhe To-
cal committee has obtained from all the
railroads a maximum So round trip rate
to the knights Templars' conclavP here
mex, month good for five days. beginning
April 90
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Saltwater. o. T.. March 25,-Harrlson
Jovall was fatally injured In a quarrel
over claim contest northeast OF here
In Pawnee county yesterday.
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ISIS ISL. a o,bod Of trsatm 1i' /, actual n
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INTERMEDIATES MElP.

Coupon EdItOF, - ~,
Enclosed hud II few more coupons 800
since my iast instalmcnt have added a
large number OF helpers u my hs'~ to9
many To mention IN this conNcuon-so
ar4tn ANY to them an TINT l am much
Obliged TO them for their help,
Louie Boyd Rankin.
81 Mckinney avenue.
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DRAGGED no pEAru.

Perry, o. r.. March 25.-Wm Stockton,
farmer living east OF here was dragged
70 death by a runaway team yesterday.
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sertartia. Texas. March O. Enclosed
if.f which YOU viii krdlv place 10 the
credit OF John QunhrOush, the >. T..
candidate. VINO | trust wall win the prize.
Yours truly. John Kerry.
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HE SENT $50.

Coupon EdtoI' ~ ~ t,,a.oa
Houston, Texas, March so'-Eheioseu
yon to place to my credit, and ohhge,
Alfred Alexander.
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Waco. Texas, March S.-she FnS1si7s-
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FOR THE LEADER.

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land ycu 20 coupons. which you Will
r lease ziacs 70 the credit OF Miss Gussie
McNernen. Yours truly,
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