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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-11

with sin and punishment and the church
was an isolated refuge. The religion of
today is SOMETHING which gives us an i'm
pulse to a life of action aud sacrifice in
accordance with the law of God and the
church Is a divine institution by which
our best deeds are accomplished. In place
OF the personal n selfish idea we believe
in the universal religion and the sacrifice
of the individuals for the good of all. At
last we accent the teachings of Jesus
rather than arguing about the details in
-cidental to it. -"
Politics Is the relation OF the individu-
al TO the government. Government, as
defined by Chamberlain, of England, is a
cooperative association for improving the
condition of the people. III that Is so
there can be no doubt nat our political
duties are incumbent upon us because of
our religion.
Mr.. Gardner dwelt upon the tendency
OF men in this and all other communities
TO think that their religion and their hus-
mess must be kept apart, hat their char
ity must be separate from their priayte
affairs, and there is this same feeling in
regards to religion and politics. Where
such a feeling exists, the speaker claimed,
the community is neither truly charitable
nor truly business like. And il we allow
men to manage u public business who
give all that Is meaDest n lowest TO it,
while they reserve their best for religion
we have only ourselves to blame.
The spirit ot Jesus can purify politics.
business and government. The law OF
the sermon on the Mount is the need of
this age as IL never was of any previous
age.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-20

Sn Tor Safe 5ogen biefer Sage
brei 9uben aus, I'm qegen bic Rotbz
hdute 81 fdmpfen. No@ in oerfel=
Ben Ma6t fina aber Elm 8eumter bic
jugenbli6en Musretber' elm.
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&0nigrei6 6adien.

Dresden. Mls Elm 3ei4en ber
3eit birfte bas @eiu4 elmer Mai4iz
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is WANTED IN THxAs.
A New York Convict Charged with
Texas Murder

n New YORK convict Charged With n
Texas Murder.
Now York. March 2l-The Herald this
morning says; j. NJ. peArmond. alias
Charles Rice, n quiet-looking man who
has just completed a term OF two years
and six months Imprisonment In the Kings
county pcntentiary, Brooklyn, for coun-
terfcit!ng, has been TeArrestcd on a charge
OF murder under an indictment found on
May 20, 1891 by the United States grand
jury for the Eastern district OF Texas
for being concerned with others In the
murder OF Edward Howell. wealthy cat
tie dealer,
The examination was set down for Fri
day next by Commissioner Morio to await
the arrival Of the authorities from Texas
with the indictment and proof of the iden-
tltv or the prisoner.
Edward Howell, who was Interested in
tho cattle business, had determined with
other citizens OF Pike county Indian Ter
rHory. 10 rid that section ~ gang Of
desperate characters. In pursuit az HIS
Intention he incurred the deadly enmitv
OF the dcsporadoes. He was called 10 the
door OF his house on the night OF January
8. 1921 and siN 81 the men who confronted
him demanded his money, which he ~
fused 10 give them. Tie was Immediately
riddle with bullets and the murdercrs then
rlfled his pockets and sacked the house.
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THE POPULET Pie HUNTERS
They Open the Campaign IN Gonzales
County.
GLASSC0CK. BUCK WALTON AND WADE
All Of Them Mako Speeches ArraisninE
the Two Old Par,ies-Free silver
and the Omaha Platform.

Gonzales. Texas. March g.--To the de-
light OF the populist leaders of this
county the day dawned bright and clear,
witt. just enough of sunshine to make it
comfortable. The Hon. George Glasscock
arrived on the evening train Thursday
loaded TO the brirn with Omaha doctrine.
and the boys from the forks Of the creek
came with mule teams and Spanish
ponies. with d bundle of fodder and
blanket. fully prepared for nightfall and
the sermons and celebrations for the
coming day. They pa-aded the street
and met Tom and Bill and Jim and cleo
tioncered, eulogised Weaver. Allen and
Fifer. claiming the world with a popu-
list fence around II, Texas with Jerome
Kearby steering the ship Of State, with
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two old parties sat:iae<. s1ens I'm Both
Together and They As~ Exsceiy ths
same sue 1t caarAt THE crowd ana
Il is lien. Back walson vas Intro.
duced and fo- twc long hours re hold ths
people IN the Ah2est F'oqa.llst peech ths&
Buck was Ia sScs heslth ana humor
and he spread himself HrSs N 6ci,nunc'np
renubltoanisrn ard then srrsistins The
trust ever CORE at.a n 4nesn ~ WINS
funny q, times RrsS elaa eant AL through
his arsqfnsni ana his pe-orssions were
speech OF tae GAY he said the old par
Ties oner no -ellel Nrt Stand where They
have ,s;occ fog thirty years. 20 ssle
Wilson hill Ne sssa re was mover q
bigger fcol ;sA1 - vas n 1see-ht ~ehs
fool enough 40 Sa7iort Clark and made
Houston ard scVtrfy after and thtf NJ,
kent the record aes- Rim % rnkle him
humhle and saiS. u Q he hornb,s" fAp-
lie advocated silver a. I've rsns o. u
70 !, ownership a. rAlwhvs a-s ne srl,-
treasury u. a.teckc- tse stare aHuln-
pops in Texa, VAS .Na StuFTfrr ~ rNe
ballot rex ard iAsf ~ Reals swear 10 z;
y Travis eougty. re se,in-ca Re woald
seeeehes in Texas fF7-. as~ aria Nov,r1-
The great eo.eres orator Mevia waco.
-
isiic speeches. Re declared tAAs thA re-
pnhlicans IN Texas and th- SoatA ass nm
Ike th4 r-egro; ga, uhle thsy ptii.9
sefen-clghths % the vote in - Saata
when Harrison rightly appoint Wrgat
Quincy collector a. Galveston .htr ~.
gani2ed the Lily Whites. re SAD tNat
Chtlst was wiser thAn these people ava
mat every two years republicans sc. g1I
10 vote The Ticket because they frce5 yca
come 20 find on. they were WORKING Tor
y. per month and rafiens- thar Crrisi
WHO came 20 reform tho Wo-lt never
had anything 70 do with these ron fAl-
lows and that the only time ne ever 10
came familiar with them was when he
kicked them out OF tho temple lie raises Z
me crowd and white and black che~-ef I
him 10 the echo. He said trsy -ial-sei +
ihey demonetizei silver becau-r fha white
collar was TOO heavy. bur exclaimed I
,th3t this negro has never been over (
Tie campairn has been openci hy the |
pofS and they swear 10 wage au urrene- /
INK warfare from row uutu the polls /
ctose I'm November The wool hal crowd I
ma" been IN ths saddle IN this city toapv .
hnd they rode high horse hut times are
likely "a charge before the vote f. count. (
90. "a I'emoernts are awake and alive and /
the oll -raN caele VIII como frofting
down N" Wilderness in plenty t'rnc IN
meni In Texas
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srslNrsss MAN ron CONGRESS.


r,as, Texas People no Net Fancy Law
ycTs o. Legislators.
aeAurnons. Texas, March 2e--so7ss tine
ago The Post correspondent suggested
thar people hsvo th0ueh; The caasres-
.aonal rcnre-aehjsttys from me Second
aistrict should bb fnsn who hAa ihe
business Interests % illt dissrsct s heart
ana who wss intellectually tspsbie ot
representing those iatcrests W thls sfd
of tho district there j. nov CorSiat- atte
saIk Of Urging stl7cy.y business iuan "a
eiish- tR. -ace fhg rhe -sll,r, ratlc rami-
MARION snl auong ;tose mentioned as
material for IDEAL ccr1f'essIper are II.
T. l.ulobs- ard a Nawer q orange
w. r. Csrter nf b1ru.i1'Y @ot :, fslce, W II.
A. Fgetnht~ John y N4,-crt az. WllliAin
W1ess NJ AeEauaSri.
= very grouliuert ei.szea Ia conversa-
fjnu WHY 'f'hs fost correspondent today
rNvfaeSse1 u0s rr.F Nt4i-NnesS but
3fslre r. ass - .r tNt eies-ftog so congress
81 --Ey reFressiatat.N" business man, 10
rlaItt- -a What para az the district he
Nse5 airs " Atusira;lug the advantages
&c e-ssrll9r sch candidate lie salt. .
''$nnr-r four-1.ths 81 the members ot
- %aticr 81 srt STATE legislative bodies
aT- .auyerS- sud as g result legal husi-
llfesS q lucrcss.nE So fast that there ls
c'-ftl9e1 demand for luoro courts. While
mercantile Industrial ana Re1Jllfurh
y as i1sass is Stagnatine ou account % all
verse avs ~ threatening legislation. ]
think Go is very necessary that this state
81 affairs Pc rex f-ed and The sooner 1t
Is done the better"
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shooting and surrendered He said he
shot the woman. but would assign no
cause. \ charge of assault 10 murder
was made against him. Neither OF the
persons shot received serious wounds. All
Of the persons concerned are coiored
Allen told Sergeant Pither after the shoot
ing that he threw the pistol IN the street.
whore it was found by the officer. The
five chambers were empty. Allen had
known the woman some time.
a NEW LINER.
Tho steamship STELLA, the first of the
Iamhurs-Am rican lines TO reach this
port, came up to the wharf this afternoon
drawing twenty-one feet SIX inches with
n tull cargo, mainly of sugar and cement.
She Is consigned TO Messrs. FoclSe, WI.
klns Il Langc who are thu agents in this
city for the Hamburg American line. A
portion of the Slcilia's cargo is destined
20 san Antonio and some of the goods
VIII so In bond 90 Mexico. The vessel
win take on a return cargo as soon as
she has uuloaded and she viii hereafter
ply regularly IN the trade between Ham
burg and this port,
APPOINTED DETECTIVE.-
William Murphy, recommended by the
police commission to be special officer.
was today detailed by Chief Jones to act
in this capacty. This action on the part
Of the chief was made necessary for the
reason that the force of specials was in
complete when Mr.. Amunds II was an
pointed deputy chief 1t is understood
nat the council will no. take action upon
me communications Of the police com
De held April s.
CRIMINAL COURT.
There We're three cases of assault TO
murder and ono for murder called In the
criminal court today and each one con.
unucd and this constituted pretty much
ne entire Gays doing IN the court The
cases referred "a 81,
against Ned Davis. Charles Cresten NIL
!!e Mcpherson and A. r. Lawson.
LOCAL NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Judge T. w Ford Of Houston was In
the city today.
Miss Ida May Archer OF Austin is here
visiting nor sister. Mrs. James Irwin.
The graduating exercises of the John
Sealy tratniug school for nurses were held
this evening.
W. A. Tuley, assistant general passen-
ger agent OF the Gulf Colorado and Santa
fe at Dallas. IS in the city.
r.. Marwitz has been elected trustee
Of the Island City Orphans Home to iii
He he Nay9ncN caused by the death OF
the delegates 70 the different councils
take final steps I'm the arraneements fop
me forthcoming Mafest.
There VIII be n meeting OF the Pastors
Sonpd. o Mn, NE Cctty n the parlors OF the
Monday morning at 1899 o'clock.
a meeting Of the executive committee
~ ~, ihe poputst party will be held next
lFiuay Tor the purpose OF filling the va
canel's eNeistlng In the committed.
George H. McFadden and son. Georre
MhG,sadden; and c; II. Mathes OF Phiind l.
y, wa a, anu kicnnrd Lord OF Waco. Texas
'e.estS. are at tho fremont.
~. ~. harrington, professor OF cben.
lSlIry IN the Agricultural and Nechanienl
III ' re OF Texas, Is in the city today.
an enrolment OF $50 students ma W -,
average attendance OF 80 "''N u"
OLD CORNER S'rONt, rr,..
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GArpALIPE ron n1pnrtr

Sesnin, Texas March "A mass meet.
Ing Of democrats was held here this even
ing There was comparatively small
representation from the country. Dele
gates were elected to the Corpus CHRISTI
convention on Tuesday They were in
strueted 10 vote for Senator j II. Dibrsn
y his name was presented 70 the conyetl.
Cuero. -
The vote between the factions on the
financial question was very close hut
while the Dudley Primaries were tacitiy
sgrsed TO, a resolution passed the hoJy
mat the vote should b. on FOR or against
free coinage OF silver at the ratio OF a
10 t." ~
not passed on this question yet ANA II Is
not known what effect this resolution will
have on that body.
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TEXAS POLITICAL POINTS.

DR. s. A. Greenwich OF Clcburne, a
hrother-in-Law Of Bryan n. Barry, has
announced as an independ4nt reppehcaH
candidate for congress In the sixth dis
trict. He IL FOR sound money and favors
sion.
The sound money democrats In the
Fourth district have settled upon Hon.
Merrill w. Johnson OF Lamar as their
standard bearer
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Al ANIs<-s ~ from evvy -,rectsct in tire
cosypxy tycsYt two Snsns present,
Mr. Y q prSrtof ~hs eAcctea chairman
nnf +. h Grain secrcsAEy-
g'lsl s4S,f.yAn tfoa Instructed Nrsninacus-
n for Hon RuA kltleS1k Cor roSssTe-s
i-ss. isss ers AL The tIrno The Only as
srnsian IN tn cor rsutioA Vas oNoE az
nraN6 N the frstro,tticns 20 Nofe ~ oAt
az All Questions The su>trasitbas wofN
given however d. large TnAtoi7tv
a dtln4sfi1r o. about EortN c.uxens ~At
anpoit3tad 70 attend she Corpus ShFsSta
congressional conVenttdih.
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'-- TS%TTSe; AND MIDDLE fonope
7, ~, - i, i n bla results havss and lssS.
ineii ,r,n No. Years OF varieu rt2
e,nerience In the use o. chntrol fo
tSat we alone own anu e weak q ~
srders Of Men VINO n ar who ar
IaIoped or diseased orse'th and eiass
Ing from errors OF ,npotent. ne sn
Who ar are M and the o9,n'sSa'ru,, b "a
their felloWsc ompanions, leaa' an so
friends ana natients, II t me, trssa
huV.e tNrcd' our own n
win AFFORD cnre;rna, there y s ~.
kf N rsGnnsult no other. a. AR treslafh
iSoo,u,,a hle dine. oDla" a
oHe Ss'DIEs-who are se1' Fsn,ls Y, y
.,ecs neculiar 10 yoh, try our neS, X 4
ness. should cerlnhin6 surpasst., ,scs a
of Irest'nnetai'd does away VIA = cur "
methods hie an, experie 'iced.
which Is ots eu win be satsa9'ssses ss y NJ
ment am fSNThis terrinie, s,ho5s q.
- ~ ~ With the latest , and ~
cd ny us nj Hot prnanntlrely tfsNfil
sNpeitttis enables US ~ The Hsts
M. nVsi tcrrible poison TN enrectiys rs'''-'
.ul rapld. safe anu I'D. .,,r,aj
ns,n1ynole te cure guaroiise.,sssHAR Gss w, u
TNNArUR,tMsy days QUIZ; sssr
cured in a nIniImmdes elect sn .sed. 81
lsiTr;RIfaI I dhiy AAai ae%, ns'''' :, 4
q rompietee atmsnt given Nsn; ~ II.
G M N,,,,tom Flank No. ! pIyiseasss; ~
Women. No. for sh"' . ,rsse
Catarrh. ,.rce answer ~.
n;msIness strctiy e ION ,ISS .
scnt free from olhssrsySorrSc eau e / CO n
iha country. Address u AwAs sstso n
200 Alamo Plaza: at New
rs ST. Charles S'res"
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in 1853. by tho Masonic order, was Us
out today. This building was blA Y
stock company in 1853, the third Eo1
longing to Morton Lodge No. z. 10; \
lower stories were used for yeaH
court house. This building was os'aI1
by lire In 1851, The contents OF ~ I'M g
stone were two American hail VI
dated 1914 and 1876. one Mexican aolai
Mexican real dated 1916 The haSas
der took charge Of the contents % ''
For beauty, for comfort, ior n W. y
ment Of the complexion, ele, ~ n
Pozzoni's Powder; there Is no'A''s II
10 il.
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WILL NOT GIVE UP.

Coupon Editor;
Houston Texas, March Vl.-Enclosei
you viii md coupons TO add TO my small
liat am not going TO give m the race
for have q great many friends whom
feel sure viii do all they Gun for me.
Annie WYNN Damon.
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REE cnINTY rOpULIsTs.

Becvlre. Texas. March 2.-Thc popu-
lists late this evening decided to put out
II county Ticket next Saturday, but came
near going 10 pieces on this rock. some
of the leaders walked out, anyway.
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ENCLOSED 6 INSTEAD OF g.

contest EDITOR.
IiouS, on, Texas, March H.-Dear Sir.
Please find enclosed 50 coupons AMI say
mat am still In the race and desire 10
thank all my friends for their kind as
sistance and ask for help from every one
Who has not favorite In the race.
viii send more la later on. Yours truly.
Hattie Waters,
ciDi Austin street
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HE TOLD YOU so.

| COUPON TsTITlT.
Houston. TEXAS March N.-Dear Sir:
Rcnd You herein $40 coupons which
pleas" place to my credit. as l wish 10
show my friends that | am In the race
and as I said on entering, am in 1t 10
WIN Yours respectfully
Courtney lIutchison.
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NATEs FOR THN CONYENTlON.

Beevnle, Texas. March GA. J. Ca
rothers, secretary OF the executive com
mittec. has secured excursion rates on
the railroads. and also special hotel rates
FOR the popnlist congressional convention
which meets at BeoNiNe, Wednesday,
March *
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INSTRUCTED FOR OWEN.

Edna, Texas. March 2i.-The county
democratic convention met today. Dele
gates TO the congressional convention at
Corpus Christi were instructed for James
D. owen.
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IN TO STAY.

Contest Editor.
Enclosed please md 20 coupons, which
ulcase ulaCc TO my credit You will hear
from me again. and | hope my friends
10 stay. Charley Giraud.
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FROM A "HAP."
Coupon Editor

Coupon Editor:
Houston, Texas, March 2o.-Please Mr.
Coupon Editor place these coupons ia
tho credit OF Alfred Alexander.
From a Hap.
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Rl.E.
any Stearns bicycle val

The choice OF any Stearns bicycle val
Jed al Sl25 or less 10 the one gathering
The largest number OF coupons before 4
clock, noon. APRIL !, 1895 In order to
give put-of-towu contestants an equal
chance the las; coupon VIII be published
ou the morning Of March 81.
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
February Term of the Federal Court
Comes to Close.
THE YELASC0 RECElvERSHIP CLOSED.
Mr.. Angle Given the Authority to Sell
the Property to satisfy Receivers
CHINATOWN Notes.

|
cru court aulourheu toohy ior tne teri"
after having been in session since the
| first Monday in February, Judge Bryan
| isst g., -, -, ~ -, IN -,
io' ,''"'e ''"aS, W"ere ne WIN e"!oS
d rev days rest before opening court
| at Paris on the frat Monday IN April
Todnv,s nrocood,,ss ,yora 49, so,,o,,.,.
"oie as io'i'"s'
| Howard Johnson vs.. Steamship Eden
more; leave granted libellant to file
ann,daa mi .,,5 80 aa,,,t,,,,es
''i4S"ueu Hpci ana case continued
Hurd & Rand VS.. steamship lima and
Speeding. Marshall & Co. claimants:
o,.o.., -, ~ -,
exceptions 10 claimants hoei overruied'
| ordered by tho court that the lbellants
Anso, w liz, a,a 60, ~ pa,,a
doing hns,,ess nrdar ,bo d., a,'a ~
Hum & Rand. recover from claimants
Speeding. Marshall & Co. s606M with In
terest at the rate of per cent from
date and tho said claimants having failed
to pay nbellants it is ordered that libel
lants recover from j. Moller and -. Adoue
| Sttpulators of and for. claimants Tho
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EAaLN LAKE AGA1N

~ T9NTT-T-
please dri 10 coupons for Annie Vvnn..
Damon. Respectfully
Claude and Roy Dobblns.
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A NICE BUNCH.

With plcasure enclose 400 coupons for
Miss Gussie MckeTnon IN bicycle contest
r. G. Colby.
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FOR THE s. p. CANDIDATE.

Coupon Editor:
Enclosed find 50 coupons; place to the
credit of little Johnnie QualtrouEh, the
s. +. candidate. a Friend.
HER PAPA Is ALSO a PLAsTERER.
Coupon Editor:
Houston. Texas, March 2t-Flease ma
enclosed II coupons for Hattie Waters
Would like very much to see her get tho
bicycle. Her papa Is IL plastsror, ana
mine is. too. Hoping she will win. I am.
yours, Willie Humphrevile.
MISS MKERNON'S FRIENDS ARE
WORKING.
Coupon Editor.
Enclosed IND 20 coupons for Miss Gussic
Mckernon in bicycle contest.
l. C. Romantic.
EAGLE LAKE FOR ANNIE WYNN
DAMON,
Eagle Lake, Texas. March eo.-Enclosei
please ind IS coupons for Anne Nynno
Damon the T. y. \. girl. Hoping every
one Will help her to win the race,
FROM II. & T. c. FREIGHT DEPOT.
Enclosed find 800 coupons for Courtney
Iutchiscn llelp him along.
From Employees OF the II. and #. {.
rreght Depot.
slXrY-FIvE FOR eAuLTRouch.
Enciosed lind 65 coupons for John 0ual.
| trough, $. L. candidate, J., X.
THE OFFICE FORCE.
| Contest Editor.
Houston, Texas, March I.-Enclosed ma
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Rogers, Texas March u Anti majority
Il. From best Information district has
gone anti hy small majority.
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FOR THE LEADER.

I COUPON EdItOr;
| Houston. Texas, March 21.--Dear Sir,
| Enclosed find 200 coupons, which please
| place to tho credit OF little Courtney
| liutchison.
Frnn Severnl Of LIS Eriend.
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TIE HOME OF SUCCESSFUL CANDI-
DAWES.

TWT'-TN1 TsITVTs
r. iosci md . coupons announce
'uy GO the Austin candidate for your
Ast g,e subject TO the action Of The Post
Sans ffrs within my city Though late
"a tAr ncid with the support of Austins
sloa teopN may yet win. Respectfully.
George \. phillips
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80 coupons for Courtney Hutchinson from
employees Inman company. He is the cot
tea mems boy. lie and we will appreci-
ATE aay thing that is done TO help him win
ths wheel.
Employees 1nman Co.
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WHARTON ron Ar,ryAND1,p

Whartnn. Texas, March 20.-Mr. Alfred
c i'eN' A1 i' Houston. Texas; sir-En-.
'.7 please find 81 bicycle counons
ir7 [ send YOU. and II get nnV me-
", NJ ''so send You them. Hoping Won
Ut '- -necess respectfully. you
v.-p,..... M Al Armstrong.
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W. o. WIS TO THE RESCUE.


IVTTNFI FuTIUT.
Kncosed ind 100 coupons for Courtney
RNtcnlson, our Boy" OF whom we are
soing 20 make Woodnian. We will thank
W. %. w, 20 Join us IN landing "Our BOY"
a winner, DO a little rustling for him
Four W. o. w.
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sOLIp FOR KLEBERG.

cuero, Texas, March 2i.-The Dewitt
county democratic convention has Just
adjourned. 1t was quite largely attcnd-
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nlyoI' ctIcoT A s. P. TOWN.

R'tou Cnlcot, La. March 10 Please
q ~ ,a,so coupons to the credit Of M,as-
JoAn 2ualtroush the southern Pa
a4 Wen "a my candidate More will
go" tlme for him 20 be the success
(. ~ 'ndii9te BY doing SO so youpj oblige
ours truly. sol Il ri,rsat KS