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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-11-10
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
Il duly appointed Administratrix of the
Estate of PAELE Ok A. of Waikela. Eva,
Oahu, deceased, notice is hereby given to
all ere ditors of The deceased to present
their claims, wb. Their secured by Mortgage
or otherwise, duly authenticated, with The
proper vouchers, if auy exist, to The un-
dersigntd within six Months (6) from date
hereof or they will be forever barred; and
all persons indebted to the deceased are
reques ed to make immediate payment at
the Law Office of S. K. KANE, corner OF
King and Bethel Streets, up stairs
MRS KANUl PAELE,
Administrative of the Estate of Paele TX :,
deceased.
Honolulu. Oct. II. 1899. 40s-it oaw
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Kerr is selling 20 yards OF Brown
Cotton for Sl.00
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-11-10

Bro wn Cotton Sheetiug q yards
wide for 18c. per yard at Kerr's. y
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Mrs. Gerrit Wilder is improving
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- After the complimentary speeches
last Saturday night at the Opera
House, prominent citizen called
for Mr.. p. High to make speech
Mr.. p. High did not respond and all
were dry and safe.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL NE ws.

Company b drills tonight.
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1t is generally reported in police
head quarters that the Gar of Ha.
waii, Mr.. l.. A. Andrews, intends to
employ Armenians on his staff on
the big island.
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TO LET OR LEASE.

=, COTTAGE ON KING IN, ",
L Street, Kulaokahua ExES,,sS
Plains containing six rooms Mfs4sHs2
with out houses, next to Esl2f1ees&E
cottage now occupied by Hon A. Rosa
2-Also Cottage in rear of the above and
opening out on Young Street, containing
four rooms with outhouses, Terms moder-
ate. To take immediate possession.
For further particulars, apply TO
ABRAHAM FERNANDEZ.
Telephone $50
Honolulu, Nov. g. 1893. 422-tf
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A new industry has been opened
in the export of Mongoose: 1t APP
pears that that they are wanted on
some part Of the globe outside Ha-
wall. Engineer Marsden may be in-
terested in booming the new ind ustry.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-11-10

Charley Molteno's friends will
find him with NJ. A. Peixoto, the
Tonsorial Artist, at the old stand in
Union Art Gallery lane. \
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Kerr is selling 80 yards OF Calico
for 81 90.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-11-10

Extra Quality fancy Lace exquisite
Patters, 10 to-12 inches wide, 3 yards
for So, these are worth double the
money,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-11-10

Judge Fred. Carter of Waikiki
has been appointed Sheriff of Kauai.
1t is rumored that Mr.. Lyle Dickey
will be appointed district magistrate
of Wailuku in the place of Mr..
Carter.
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The Orchestra will he under the direction
of PROF. BERGER.
The receipts for these performance have
been generously donated by the ladies and
gentlemen taking part in the performances,
for the purpose of assisting in furnishing
the stage.
Box plans are now open at Wall,
Nichols y Co.'s store, King Street,
where seats can be secured for any or
all of the performances 405-tf
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Ladies' Shirt Waists, Recherche
designs at $l25 each at l.. B.
Kerr's. y
Flanneleths, Is yards for $l,O0
A tip top line at II yards for $l.0C
at Kerr's. at-
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There is every probability OF a
very interesting swimming race on
the 10th instant, the anniversary Of
Kalakaua's birthday. Several events
have been arranged and Mitchell
and Marshall may find some Hawai-
ians TO give them a tussle.
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An attempt was made to rob the
residence of Mr.. Keyworth, residing
on Hackield street yesterday. An
alarm was given and the robber
frustrated in his designs. Detective
KAPPA is on the trail OF the burglar
who is supposed to be native.
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The honored guest who makes call
Should welcome find sincere,
And likewise if he drinks at all
A glass of "kainier" Beer.
On tap or in bottles at the Cri,
terion Saloon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-11
CLEvERLY WORKED.
How the Convention Was Manipulate
by the Lenders.

How tho Convention Was Manipulated
by the Lenders.
Galveston, Texas. August lO.~The story
OF the populst convention ended with
Saturday night and tie Proceedings were
fully reported In this mornings Iosl.
The fusion plan Is 10 secret. The pro
gfnmlne was outlined In The Post several
days ago IT has been successfully car
ricd cot thus far The leaders kept the
convention from doing anything which
might clog the tSeion wheel That has
all boom roinied. and amy thrg more eaid
uuou tho subject ut THIS dine would DC a
rthash. Ihc matter D. i.N'd a. fni rs
IL WIN br unul Mr.. bryan, the demo
cratic aul fcpublI, an State conventions
have nloktu, II Il MIS- are men ptopi-
tious fusion win be sprung upon tae
Te, pie. III II W. shall sec what We Ahal,
An amusing Incident occurred Saturday
AFTERNOON that Cbmc rs an "CXtrl' on
the variety bin IT was not the iutent on
ot the leaders nat anything should be
aald about ratit ying presidential elect
nr-. Th"y meant to skip that llttle mat
ton Included the following.
buslnS,,s. to,witf 80 n 'rWo prc.ldcn-
tai electors ior the state nt large ana the
Publication uf thirteen electors elected
tricta."
lusr ns the tally shec,s were being foot
I'd ON tho ron which elected the last OF
the Two presidential electors. this cprrt-
sp"ndrnt asked chairman Bentley II he
would have the districts call out thH
names of the.r electors llc Immediately
put mo ituu,gt 10 the house rud one ot
two OF the districts responded. stump
A-hhy, WHO WIS holding a "coufab' on
mo rear Of the platturm evidently
thought the next order OF business had
'rrn reached and that Instructions bad
been dirrcgarded. lie came down the
'tneo aWd sud 1t was entirely uuuoerS-
sntN to ratlfy the diatrictF choice for
electors that the districts were supreme.
.N Temporary Chairman liernay re-
hpoudod, anNlnE the rules provided Tor
the ratification. Chairman bentley In.
teruptcd to cNpln.n that lac had merely
called FIR the uuuos for tho benefit Of
The rresN when Marion Williams thrcw
himself Tn the hrcnch with pencil mud
tablet looked trustfulv at stump" aud
,Wid unit hr wne e'tnng those names for
me press quietly Tie chair announced
th't tho secondary won'l cnll the result
Of iltf hnilol for electors nt large. aud
the dancer which Nthly hnd some 81, near
pf"pltntng WA avoided THO next or
uut OF llYncs WIS skipped. and when
me "Necut'Nr committee comes to n
ranging tho details OF fusion they win
have no district electors I'm the way.
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CAPITAL CITY NOTES.

Austin. Texas, August 1o.-The governor
today renewed the reward of $3.50 for the
arrest of Jesse prathcr. who Is charged
with assnulting Tom Barkman with in
tent to murder IN Bowie county IN Decem-
Der 1889,
Hon. j. $. Shcrrill has resigned his pc
sltion as aeuajor OF the FIFTH senatorial
district aud the resignation was today ac-
ccptcd by the governor. He resigned on
account of business reasons.
Ihr governor today issued a commits
sipn 10 Albert Covcney as branch pilot FOR
the mouth Of the l,ra2o. The appoint
meni was made several days ago.
Judge Reagan has returned from Cnld-
well. lurlesun county, at which place he
made speech for democracy on Sutur-
day.
The printing board met this morning.
but did nothing beyond u little routine
work.
thr III raso Leather company today
flcd itS charter with the secretary of
state. Capitol stock, 5000 fnvorporn-
tors a. Courchesne. ~. q. Ross. r. g.
O'pouucll AMI j. w. Brown The object
OF THIS corporation Is To uanufnctnrc and
buy and sell leather at wholesale and re-
tan.
Mr.. George Howard. prominent VIC
tor az. Us N tho city and is stopping at
the llotoi SaiRe
NJ j. Shannon of Donson and NJ. Rem
brook OF Da..ds are at the Hotel Salge.
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meeting was n very enthusiastic one and
the club promises TO rapidly incrcaye its
membership and make the republicans and
National democrats, who are already ac-
lively engaged n this scrulon. hard TO
catch. The following IL it's constitution:
Article |. The name and style of this or
ganizatlon shall be the Bryan and Sewdl
Democratic club az Nuecss county. Texas
Article @ The object of this club shale
to SECURE tho clectlo OF the Nomlnees Of
tho democratic party In the campaign OF
1896.
Article 3. The officers cf this club shall
be n president, four vice presidents. sec
rotary, "A treasurer ana sergeant at
arms.
Article T. The only qualification ncces-
sary for membership IN this club shall re
II willingness TO pledge support TO the
- aittos of democracy.
Article o. |, Is distinctly understood mat
cot nty elections are m no manner to he
considered or influenced by this club.
article G. This constitution may he
amended 10y II two-rhirds vote OF the mem
bership If the club.
The following Officers were elected
President. ~. X. Suthcrland fist wee
president, X. j. Elebcrg second wee
president, n. u. Skidmore. thrd vice
pre- sident, stanley Wolch. fourth vic
president G. r. Scotc. secrcttry j. u.
lIardwicle; treasurer. Mark pOwnoy, ser
gcan, a. arms. NJ j. INLAND.
The club viii meet every second ana
fourth Saturday nights In each month ail,l
expects to put several good speakers IN
the Held 10 work FOR demo- r1cy.
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one s2coo lito poilcN n ,Hv Nv o9' ',
lAI" AHSurdnos = .iul"nI Pa,Wu ~ =, n
Nr7is 10 thr taiits,eT pi t'r l",,,i,rr ~
ils county ftceiV'hH TUE i"'SV9' ""'""''
coupon, Wot"s ,,o,. ut, -, cor ,o,
'he 'lW" ny roi'N i"'rr y, .,,.,,,,.'
years IN ia" A. r'lN 80" III ',,,,,,,,I q,
ll'any 10 tno h,.i,s,' ,, o' nor5 i.,.,,os,
llaf rs county rD''N''s ''o S'N'''' ''' ''
uuinbcr Of votes. ,, ,
one N'N' NJ !,pu'y ~ ~, ~ ~.
years IN me N'f,lWrN,'. az, ~, 49, u, 60
company 10 We inlnlHtcr "l Wy ENai,,. IN
IeAas OUTSIDE OF h1ri RS c,ln'y eV''N'"F
the lnr.r NUM- on coupI" VIZ 700,
orc sN" " p.noy XIV Nv rwr nru
NcWs IN the Nor'h"eStrpH i"lc N9'"l ~,
Company TO the mnlster OF Ne Eospci, IN
IcNus outsi1e o. iidt rs 1ou!lE 'eCc.Hlas
me second largest huInper OF 'uIpoh
votes.
These roNcies are iuly na'd W 'oi ten
wears from ~" dHt" "t issue Hitcr Whlth
une N" holders rhn re- Nv "unl NtH y"
wear without fnrth"r eNaminaton or tN-
pens" at IN" regular rates Tor renewable
ten year policies.
Whil- II Is impracNcahle 10 tNplnin N
detail m these columns. the very lb'ral
terms OF N" policies issued by tho North 81
western LIFE Assurance c'mpnny. readers
of The Post VIII 10" ch"rfnlly informed
rs TO any particular regarding tho form Of
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.. SO S2.a 10 7os col
Season 1895 :

Opinions expressed upon the report on
change are diversified. Mr. julius Rungc
says IT is about corset, more so, in fact
than the reports Of Junc and July. NO
one" said he, "nccd be surprised ut the
failing Off In condition. How can they
expect a big crop In Tcxas when we have
had bU, four and half inches of Ia n IN
four months? Texas never male Il good
crop upon so Hight u rainfall and Will not
do SO this year"
MIR. Arthur Bornefeld thinks the condi-
tion as reported by the bureau is tnNr,'y
too low. He says everyone expected mp
to July % ;hNt the Texas crap would he
2,5oOVJ to 3.WO,o10 bales and he does not
thank tho conditions since that time war
rant the bureau in pll!ns Texas down
Further than this he thinks that lhe bu-
rcau erred IN It's report of july ! IN re-
GGr.ng the Texas condition from - to ~.
lie regards the reduction in the Arkansas
condltioN on july Geo points, to q, pc uts
on August as ridiculous Conditions
since August have been more favorable
and he expects the bureaus ngurc IN
the resort OF September to he raisen
Mr.. A. Kuhn thinks the figures ON Texas
are too low.
Mr.. Rodewald Bvrne made an estimate
on the bureau figures. Comparing with
the crop OF 1894. 9,go0.0od bales the aver
age condition ON August was III better
anu the acreage about the same as this
year: that would make this years crop
crop OF 1879 about 100000 bales the aver
ase condition on August | was = points
less acreage about IL points less. Tint
would make this years crop about s 2pl o.
vpo bales. Averaging these. the bureau
indicates crop Of about S.i00,OVO bales.
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ON THE WARPATH.
Ihe Colored Population Of Washir
All ont for Gore

Ihe Colored Population Of Washington
All Ont Tor Gore.
l'renham. Texas. August lo-Thn rich
blood of the colorod population ran riot.
Gus In It's afilucnce Sunday in Washington
county The dog days and a burning
August sum- augmented by mean whisky.
ana perhaps the nuspic'ous position of the
sign OF the zodiac, stirred II until It flow
ed In uncomfortable fury In moro than one
placN
Al kosslings market in this city Willis
hssly, street scavangcr, assaulted Mr..
= Nhuhi N"ttle. "A white man, with the
Nuh rod ON which butcher knives are
sn''Pehed, and stabbed him in the right
sue the IRON rod reaching to the cavity
any lnnlcilng wound that has left the
victim I'm precar'ous condition. with the
'nNSnces against his recovery
Near Lehman's store five miles south
west OF here, Banks Wyatt crawied
through window into the room of two
women one Of which was his wife's SIS
Yer Mary Roberts, daughter of Iy. Rob
orts, she protested ana started to light
t. lamp when he drew a ij-caliber t'nlts
ana fired ~ her, the bail hnrylng Itself
IN ne wall near her head lie Is sun vt
loWn on Caney creek. at Seed Tick
HnHrrh not far from Srmpronius Steve
a.Vu'ls, IN ~ OF jealous rage. cut a
W N%n,, cars on smooth with her head.
:,
handy with a gun and not afraid 10 use
III rvfinted the brutal assault. shot and
hillrG EGhols, and, IT IS sad left for char.
pHa I'M to surrender to IN. authorities
Adam Sanders. the slayer Of steve E,h.
1'S. came near killing old man Candy
Garland, wen Known .amalc vcndcr here
az onc time. Candy was special cQlored
policeman # Camntown. and cudenVorcI
To urr''s' Adam Sanders. who drew n
slN-shooier and shot Clndy. and for n
nut tmc ne hovcrOd between life and
uNlln' sanders served term In the
STATE pen'tcntlarv for the offens..
MrS' A. ! Robinson has been stricken
WIN paralysis and is confined TO her
kev. z. +. Ncwson leaves tomorrow for
SanWcH' 10 ofncintc at III" marriage OF
~, ituenn l<rtcr of caldwell and Mr.
; T. King Of Walnut Springs
saturday night, near indcpcndnrce ,ho
residence ot Rehecca Ewing was burned
Sl9Sed ny defective huo; no Insurance
pn!y few of her household goods were
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CAPTAIN rowNsrND n1,Rrrp

N"lmar Texas. August a.-Captam 7.
L. Townsend. who died Mt has residence
IN this city ON the night of the Slh, at
about o'clock was buried hero today "a,
III ~" IN his family lot ~ tho odd l9rilows'
vr'un'erN' lay Wtsmnr Lodge 40 ~ An
Hlrni tf'v aud Accepted lnsons. ni witch
M WAS a member lie was apparrnty IN
tood health ;hr day before Ms DEATH ana
died suddenly la he'd. after coLlpuininp
had lived IA useful Me He WIS Inc frirnd
of INC widow and tho orphan of the poor
ana pennllras, of tho inmates NJ the hnvel
as W"N as those Of The mansion. For
many years past ho has been possrsscd Of
Valuable and large property. and he has
never failed 90 respond liheril'v 10 tho
demand oi tNa deserving necav KIND
trlrud ana enemies mike for hls nm
houndNd NenorneLtN ma frAnknna-
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CROP CONDITIONS.
Government Report on Cotton and Opin-
ions In Galveston.

Government Report on cotton ana opih-
ions In Galveston
UasbIrf-ton. August i0.-Thc August re-
""''.'''e ..a,,.,ic,.n of the donar,-
turns 10 t"e ,at,,..,,as, ~.
ment of agriculture snow reuuoNoh IN
,ho condition of cotton during the month
Wv ~ ..a, % 90 81, mr. II. points. The
OF July from '-'' ~ a.. 49,. -
condition at the same uilc i"st sedr was
77o whirh wss the lowest average for
-. it,. rrho o,er,pe nf ,bo
States are: Virginia Sd, North Carolina 10.
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MAD nnG,s RAvAG1cs

Nelasco, Texas, August l0.-I.ast Tucs-
dav MI ] 4. Bryan. living at ntvan
llNgh,s on the l.aoh near Trinity. was
h.ilcn hy his ward dog lie paid no al
tenuon Ia It until SATURDAY when IL
aog became very vicious and chased his
son joel all over the ward and into tho
nouse, 1t was hv the gnoatcsl effort ~ ~
joel was not bitten. The dog WIS ktI y,
Hai today MIR, BRYAN left for Kew York
10 he treated hy the Pastcur process. fenr
,nE = take any risk Tho dog was a
!NcwIoundland and valued pei OF tha
~ Town Is already receiving Delegates
ahi candidate to the county convenfi,9
nv" " edu 'sdaN. II will be a big DIV fnr
Rragorie county 'H LOT
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CONDITION or CROPS

Washington, August lo.-The report a.
me stht'si'ca an of the department Of arri-
culture for August Indicates an improve.
ment In condition of corn over that re-
ported last month OF a. per cent. or from
W. to 70. The average OF the prlncir,i
states are Ohio l05, Kentucky 100. Indian,
1t" Illinois LOG, Iowa, 100, NJ ssouri 6,
Kansas lr Nebraska los
The coadli,os OF spring wheat s,nc. -
July report has passed from $50 TO 7se n
ueclne of IA poinos The conditions Inv
soates are as follows: Michigan 81 IN,
nous w. Wisconsin So, Minnesota So Iowa
~ Kansas s., Nebraska II. South Dako,a
~ North Dakota 10. Washington On mr.,
gon 20, Cal fornia l09
The condition of oats has faI,o, since
ast repor, 10 per cent, or from s6.s 10 7.
The spring rye condition is Sc ag,irs,
w.. n July, while barley has raus, 60,
NJ In July TO s2.s FOR August. ''''''
., Inc acreage Of book wheat is ct,.op 80
Of same o.. N"' Vo'd!Von
on Tsnliilon of Irish potatoes 9i.s. apalns,
condition of tobacco $50. against q, :
Reports on European grain crops are
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Question Of Summer Attractions at
the Beach.
THE STREET RAILWAY INTERESTED


Galveston, Texas. August 10. There was
a l0rgcr assembage of people on the
Beach lawn last night than at any time
previously during the present summer.
perhaps. the special attraction being
mid-air tieht-rope walking exhibition,
hut tho crowd was composed mainly OF
home people. tho oxcurslonista were not
many. and II was noticeable that Hous-
ton was not very wen represented. as
she has usually been on Sunday evenings
during the summer. The principal rnd
only beneficiary OF the big crowds at the
seaside ~ the city rallroah company.
which collects the fares for transporting
tho people 10 an1 from the beach, and
when the excursion business IL good or
there ~ some special attraction to draw
the homo people out the = ~ railway com
rany r"lps a harvest The attractions at
the olympia have not been success Hnan-
cdllN FOR the management Of that In
rtitntion, ami h is sugtpstnd that tho
street railway company Will nf'rr this
summer take upon itself all the burden
Of maintaining thr beach rttrnctlons 5 ucc
II renpa Alphabetically an the Dement'S. II
81 undrrstood that Naunror Gucrnscr OF
lhr Hehrh hotel contemplate M entire
clHikc 81 programme ~ reference 10 At.
trtg lon of visitors to his popular rcHOrt
which VIII eliminate the miscellaneous
crowd from the Beach lawn and rnlitrios
N1dc0 moro exclusively for Tho heunnt nj
the euos'a Of the hotel The street ran.
sonu , I"uluanY Wouh men. presumably
rroV'dc hurh attractions az It's own OK
posse es would draw the crowds to the
beach and over their lines In this way
oulg, u J" lhouhli 'ar ~" summer M
"h. ~, ,N'hH"N hc" W" car Ihr'a u'lnh
!Ilt"Ny COMPANIES 40 illS IN uthrr
Il,tV'S' an" why not ll HuV'stph' nay
.uh '..r'u w hl,'hI il Us own ''NuN
~ Nir't tNtr"Nn Inltut q" n Uitl' pui-
h.uc "lN'r'mnS ana lnu' hctp along IN"
.hNut @',i business IRON INC interior,
Mni.h )'at now seems T. u" bNly 'un
"oWh. ,,,.l.,,.,.. - -
"'''lH'"H'e EI-N'IHp'
The county commissioners court had n
littic convention of rs own today. A reg.
tstrnr was 70 hc chosen and there were
about the same number of cnndidatea ns
voters. SovuC, ballots were tirlsen wMnout
rcsult and II hcpnn 10 look ul,c , d,,It,or
Then there WINS AIM or tNi,i,,, ", rt,,,t,.
an a dark hnrne ~ ,,,rrimss' ,L 49,
didnirs lnnsr ana a, ,,,t," m,,h ,,,, ~ ~
several otLer ihInrs sug,ns,t,,,' ~, ,,''
lonrrd ,triy,i. ar,., X ,,,''',,", ." ~"
Jn(;rnnpr "oHvrntInr Wn 't ~, -, uu
dataR was asked TO most thr rhnt,,o I'M
ir nIc,tc1 H. ,., ~ III" rt, Ut o.n'E y, tl',
poreona of cnr,,(s, rrc,i,i i,,n",, S".n,t
after bis doclnmcr some OF tho othprA
WWnh, u' 70 l1 hp1ri on the same line. ON
elected and nclu,, nrcaen, ,,.,,,rncd it,
Thanks briefly.
DAMAGE, etri,rl
T.. a.. ,.n
HES anti against Mllindn Green for dam
npoa q, ~. ,,,,, b.. ,.nn p..
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Men and women t,.,nt,l
thought Of the thief ana NY. q u
n IN AZ midnight ,a'i to rob and H., e.
qnalm these same people ~. va
advances Of foe infniteiv ~ ~
All the robbers and assas,,a. c,F,
OF crime did not STAY as nanr NAM, ~
as consumption kills in ! s;sI S,uerb =
SIXTH of the population Of ~ ~
ms, ms deadly pestilence. II lu,ss I'd
nome ana III every public plac. va,N
its victims. There is but s ~ NsSi
against it. The microbes ~ Pse1
may be safely dehed by tS \, ~asa
their blood rich in tissue b,, Sy ~
aud free from impurities A' SS'nlse
supplied with pure blood, fumia :!
hold Tor the germs Of consumnsse .
Or. Pierce's Golden Medical NJ.
the greatest of all known blood s sS
is the best tonic and invieors,o, puma
builder 1t has no equal. Il h h.. ~. M,il
sands OF consumptives who h,,. w -
nounced incurable by physiria,r,' 2 !
the arteries with rich, red ti.sr.
blood, and drives from the svs,s- =
ease germs. Thousands hsy. '' t.ss y
its merits. @Naa
Mrs. Ursula Durham, Of si,,en,,n. q.
w, Va, writes Il should have b.es Us. W.
not been for your mSdicine. Iva, NJ
when began taking DR.. Fierce, t;ss ~. \
Discovery. l had pain 10 nv sids sSa ~
had but little appetite, and grew VEN NM NJ, :
was before was married - five y,,r =. y.
baby is now nearly year old. 81, ~
March: Aiter she was born I had ionI ~
could not stand up long enough d s,a !
dishes, In September began tatlus h !.
Favorite Prescription. took TIM, M, :.
cured me. can now do all my Won ~
baby was two months old she took hS,u5
had phth.sie. she wheezed all the time M \
her about a third Of bottle Of C,oAs," W.
Discovery She does not whee,e A., H..
cept when she has bad cold" ~''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-11

Wawcmon, Texas. AF1atp. -Tnc nomi-
nation of tho Hon. Jomc4 n iholourav
t0r eongresa seems 10 y,vc EcHc,a sat,,-
faction to the democracy here
Tho manly and sensible ictter OF 4. -.
linkhcS ut ltlaS.uv. uuhl he'd va Wi
DAY tNS'. voices tNo sentiment, ot souud
money auwyora1s Nrrn Although they dlt-
irr N N hu0noml guc-tun .sNey vlr uo,
swallow tus'cu med,citto RS ndniih' strred
bN lidvdN, tlNrk x Co.; nor car thtv
swallow a. uausgous a doar 4a McI<m-
! N!su They VIII. like true democrats.
support an tine nom noes ON tho regular
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