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Arizona republican., 1896-01-10
TIBURON ISLAND.
Return of Prof. McGee From a Visit to
 the Home of the Seris

Tucson Citizen: Prof w. J. McGee, chief of the bureau of ethnology of the Smithsonian Institution of Washing ton, accompanied by Mike Rice returned last evening from his expedition to the iburon island Prof. McGee pro ceeded this morning to Washington. Mr. Rice was telegraphed at Minas Prietas to join the party, but the dis patch failed to reach him in time to join the expedition. The party after considerable difficulty succeeded in landing on the island, but failed to meet the Seris Indians, as they avoided intercourse with the party.
 Rumors reached Hermosillo that the party met with disaster, and Rice and L. K. Thompson of Hermosillo, assist ed by ex-Governor Rafael Yzabal left Hermosillo to ascertain Ihe truth of falsity of the reports. They met Me Gees party returning from the island where they encountered considerable hardships.
 The expedition was to Prof. McGee somewhat of disappointment in fail 1 ing to meet the Indians, but they have secured a fund of valuable information as to the tribe, the resources of the island and they obtained many valua- ble specimens of natural history. Prof. McGee left the main party in charge of Mr. Johnson to obtain the to- pography of the country between the gulf and Quiiotoa, which will occupy them for several weeks. Rice and J. P Gabriel intend ito fit out new outfit to prospect and explore the island for mineral the coming winter. They will have the assistance of the Mexican officials and the data of the United States expedition to assist them. The real facts of the killing of Robinson and Logan has been ascertained by Prof. McGee. They have been the victims of negligence on their own part and too much confidence in the pacific protests of the Indians. Prof. McGee asserts that half dozen we'll equipped men can go on the island with perfect safety and remain as long as necessary to get a lthorough knowledge of the re- sources of the island. There is wood water and grass in abundance, also good fishing and all that is necessary for protection is sufficient diligence, as the Indians are not supplied with arms, and are cowardly and unaggres. sive unless they have advantage ot their opponents.
Arizona republican., 1896-01-10
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.

You can save twenty-four hours when going to Kansas City, Chicago or any point beyond, by using the s. F., P. & P. and A., T. & s. F. railroads. Only one change and that at reason able hour, 520 p. m. Splendid road bed, first class equipment. Fred liar vey's unrivaled eating houses and din ing cars. Interesting and attractive scenery. You will never regret giving us trial. Other information cheer fully furnished by E. w. Gillett, ticket clerk; Ira P. Smith, general agent.
Arizona republican., 1896-01-10
Notice to Afflicted.

Dr. Parks, magnetic healer, IS now To- cated at the Vendome, Washington St. near Third avenue, where he will treat chronic, acute and nervous diseases.
 No matter what your disease is call and be convinced of his wonderful power to heal the afflicted.
Arizona republican., 1896-01-10
LOTS OF TALK

About Parks Cough Syrup is what we desire. Every one who tries this remedy says that it has no equal in the Cure of all diseases of the throat and lungs. We know it will cure any cold and do it in the shortest possible time. You don't know this, but you will agree with US if you only try one bottle of Parks Cough Syrup. Sold by c. ESchman & Go.
Arizona republican., 1896-01-10

which at this point will be supported by an arched truss.
 By the opening of the fall term of the Normal it is believed at least a por5ion of the new building will be in readiness for use, and it will be need ful, for the present school house is by no means large enough 10 accommo- date even the present attendance.
Arizona republican., 1896-01-10

McKelligon, the saloon man, has placed his colored porter in training, preparatory to entering him in the Shore oyster contest. Mac thinks by giving his man two drinks of his ten year-old rye whisky just prior to the contest that he will eat all the oysters the shore has in stock.
Arizona republican., 1896-01-10

The best anodyne and expectorant for the cure of colds, coughs, and all throat, lung, and bronchial troubles, is undoubtedly Ayers Cherry Pectoral, the only specific for colds and coughs admitted on exhibition at the Chicago Worlds Fair.
Arizona republican., 1896-01-10

hold of it. Sheriff Ruffner certainly did clever piece of work in the capture of his armed and mounted man who had four or five days start of him.
Arizona republican., 1896-01-10

If afflicted with scalp diseases, hair falling out, and premature blindness, do not use grease or alcoholic prepara- tions, but apply Halls Hair Remover.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-23
HIS PRESCRIPTION

p'"e was Taking the Stun for Eear
6. ina, His Hair Would Fan Out.
81 Louis Republic.
a oudlsh specimen Of humanity present.
eu 'as' week TO the clerk of a certain
r ra Store. on Olive street. a prescription
.Souil chloridnm. one ounce.
,Apha pura, four ounces.''
.The weights were written I'm tho mr.
n ,la,y conventional style. The clerk
'ooken smilinGly at the prescription FOR
~ ~. ana wn'er and asked the customer
IVA, wr"' ne wanted 10 use thai prescription
an, anl afraid that every hair vii. fall
49, az" my doctor gave me that as a
fl!lioh. was rh- answer. THE CLERK
n 'a,,,u M Prescription and charged "a
u ,,.i,, lie put on tbs bottle red label
w''h 'he word poison" AMI TOLL me Iuda
va, w. pr rareful, as the "sodii chlorldum'
VAS particularly dangerous
t"p uaNS later Nj. Dude brought back
az ahr noltie TO be rehiled. The clerk was
an a,s.nI and the druggist himself waiteI
om nm, rms gentlemen found the pre-
sr,.i.ion on ile. hat tho price had been
u ,,ii, he knew that he had 10 deal
WIN fool Therefore he liked up the
s ,. water and thought that % cents
would he an honest Compensation.
"a. ROW Is that" asked ,he customer.
i TSs t line, ! paid Is cents"
a3e druggist went back "a the pre-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-23
Jus1, LIKE 4 WOMAN.
She Got FUN ,Out II the on ANA
Smiled at His Discontinue

She Got FUN ,Out ii the on AM.
Smiled at His Discontinue
Detroit Free Press.
Morton is not his name, but TN
to conceal his Identity. In yesu -
he played la sehall, rovsd aM n
more than 10 cal distinction = i
around athlete. He has heavy sSoas
big strong hal Ids and On eiasiay
movement that can only b had u
shady side OF life when 1 naa "
neglected his PHI, ysical education Ill
ton ia this he III man Of the xnA
would laugh at the smooth csastd
worker and make quick work d iAy
hunco stcerer. But who can pfs1at
there IS a woman in the olHi
He went 10 the house Of h8 ~ e.
and met the pretty sister-ln-lAx ~
exu'erant with am nal spifis ~ ~
Z" learn TO rid n W heel. HevnM1
r..lllnp but anx ou;i 10 ccacA ~
about az hour on oa,. of the hotttt 4
that has been visit d upon DetA I
century he ran I'm ind down n
sicadying the bicycl and uy4 y
ocnrase the handson ie amateur y
ter was there urging caution IN
with the rider not TO take such ~
chances. Win persp ration ~ -
camo maled .ctions. n g though ~
possessed bacanse 1t r ushed q ~
aud tree. He mental, condeDse
one Of ,ha most awkw ard wo1H
tn. foo,sto1l There " rs prom
mutterings and an ugl = gtnt
Bu' what can lay the plrli ~
hos. or q ore time A .hiete!
tall In hit or comproin sss On ~
apoplcxy. but surrender. never n! ~
blood had reached blast furnW -
his face looked as doe me W
luring atmosphere Of Int iian sul. ~ '.
Seemed to pull herself 10 telnef, ~
he gritted his teeth. " ,naouL
whether there was &C 9 N Iaa
said: Nov balance me | ~ hp 4.
will try 4, alone" Away ~ .nn
flash. For a moment he aoca ~
and then he thought: TN utW
run straight into the river iM 'pu
sotp." For blocks he chaS ~. ~. ". ~
in a lather of heat ana Nuv
deluge If perspira,ion. ~ wv w.
was III subject for the " siu NJ
she drew gracefully up TO IN ~ w IA
from her wheel and salute w ~. IA
mocking laugh. She is one o W I'm
riders that ever mounted c..s7
what could ths old athlete o. =
woman
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n stand =. aaiIsfnctory medical examlnn.

to stand q satisfactory medical examina-
ton, the policy will be issued In favor
of the family OF the winner upon tho III .
of any member OF his family or other
relative. said person to he a satisfactory
risk according to the established rules Of
the company.
Should the winner fail to pass such eS-
animation or 10 designate some person
thirty days after the result is announced
the policy will he issued to the person
receiving tho next highest number OF
votes. Coupons once sent I'm can not he
withdrawn ami vo,ed for any other car
didate.
In sending in votes II tied in lunches
with the number marked thereon. II Will
not be necessary to mark the name ex-
cent on the outside coupons.
Address all coupons to Contest Edito:
The Post Houston
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THE BICYCLE IcIcLE.

|.''fl' iifF f-fFNS,
'he professor Is very punei1llous nhou,
inc use OF language. Ills youngest dauhh.
ter has l"atned to no, u wheel. ana The
iac' Is very apparent in her Conversation
SOW ana then be moved uncasily Ia his
ohht. but he made no Comment Alter a
time he said:
Lucia, would you mind closing that
hprff am getting az cold as an Ike
she arose TO obey and lhtn turned with
puzzled look aud Inquired:
'hs cold as Il what -
''As cold as an Ike"
o1n't understand YOU"
'Ihhi fs very sttanH. II seems 10 ac-
rcsd with your theory Of verbal express
zion. II a biryci" can consistently DO
called "a bike l feo no pGsslbhA objection
10 my a!ldHnR 10 an icicle as an Ike"
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TIE LAST MY Br r1Rsr

Devers. Texas. lupc ~ Contest Editor:
Enclosed please iind 81 votes to he placed
to the credit of Bro. V A. Cooley of
Rusk, Texas Now. boys. the rallroaders
thaVe conferred ON Rev. Green. the Masons
have selected Rev. Totndoxter as their
champion: now. If East Texas and the
Epworth LEAGUE. who have Bro Godbey's
memorable address to them at san An
torio vet sounding IN their ears. as II
VEN. would come 70 the front and work
'here would he no dolibt with me as TO
IN" outcome. think II nm onnortune time
Tor some ono 10 make mild suggestion
10 the FnSt Texas minister's who IRE IN
~" contest and who have already had
the nigh esteem IN which they nre hold
ny their friends wall demonstrated Nv
the local support they arc receiving, ana
who az. essentially worthy. hut on ac-
count OF circumscrihe1 aco,iairtonca
n * absolutely impos sibo for them ia
win now. II some one will suggest 10
mem IN a friendly way that they with
draw from the contest things would got
Interesting. indeed and in truth Wishing
them al the qualification NJ tho support
or their friends. ! am yours truly
w. a. Read
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SSuPcho Ntif ltE MINISTER'S our SIDE.
on tho ci,y. Brother j y. Green Is the
nfst - nass The 1910 mark. though sew.
.lai Others ara close behind
AS usual with The contest iraurur,t. d
ny The Post for the benefit OF its friends
inc best OF feeling prevails not only ie-
'Ween me candidates lhs,ause i'll this
WIN II. being IN the hands of their friends,
but between the friends Of the caniidstcs
tach friend naturally wants 10 SEE his.
faVorite successful, hut realizes that all
can not win. and If someone else ia tho
fortunate one. those who have worked
hardest Will he tho first 10 congratulate.
the winners and their friends
Those who read The Pest have the priv
ileg" OF casting a vote each day for some
ninieter of the Gospel, or rather, for The
family Of some minister Of the Gospel
without cost TO themselves. There IS Of
course. nothing compu!sory in tho matter
The Post SIMPLY Offering ,hsse przea and
requesting free expression of choice
from ms thousand of readers. n largn
percentages of which have already shown
their appreciation OF the privilege
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EPECIALTIES: B!oao ,dnsy a.. T.
der Troubles. Pimpls,;'w To|su, !. ~
IS p ,rsatsa hy is With ,haf ~; ssds!
~ '. our experience q ss,cs 10 70 ~
Es.,crn hospitals, ens.,oIsou NOS ,.
t tenn. The most rsp ray, c,,r ~ ru.Isntss ],
es'TlrHHiicifiIisEs AND !, u1att
method. r,,a only raiioh'' Z :.
et no '" n ,e,ln'mnpleie isggTTpr.ts ~.
en neAalpiiEs"Who srs ,,, rs. 'sin.iss -
eases peculiar to y SsIy y eur -. ~ j.
ness, :, s ,rrcoa"t,nens, which With ~ r
o. o. hod 1.e1 and docs swn@s.encst r.
p,I nin %era and You WI, ty go
s s;y1n,so! N blssnfs Tor ska pi'e''
cs, s,' h, them or add1rssifss, H.
aoe Alamo Plass; ss .s,,,dirg, ~
lSsoais Tene'e supS
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THE rIKsr PoErRY

ilidden. Texas. ,Tunc 22.-contest Editor.
Please count enclosed l26 coupons for Rev
John E. Green Of LaGrangc Hurrah, for
tho Green club AZ Hearne. also his
many friends at Houston. caldwell. Cal
vert. T>aGrange and many other places.
Please excuse us for expressing In our
own words.
For II he were 50 inclined. Bro Green
could boast.
-, c-sane can he said of The Houston
You cay plainly sec they are gaining
gi'Sund
New fries.as for both can everywhere lie
f0iiin
Yours respectfully.
T. O. Toi,s ard John Sullivan.
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a DOWN-GRADE pI-1I

nor; Enclosed find AZ oounons. which
please place TO the credit OF John %
Green of l.a(;rnnge. our railroad cand.-
datf. VINO was posing on the top LIMB for
'achod to the top limb ana in the long run
WI he found to be non-dei achu BILE from
mat perch. Come MP. railroad bows: orr
SUPPLY OF coal Is ncAhaustihle aud a
do@h-hiade run w. NJ Richardson.
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scrintion enclosure IN ~.

scrlption enclosure 10 ,,v.,,,..,l
rather to invent a saf,sfsc,esssastA
IN n few minutes no rs,',,N. ~
planned III at The duty on ',soS ;i. Ky, ~
, ,,cnn ION, @iD. which was euosr%
nenn ieola. ed unconstitutional ~ M
mrrine com :! OF the United S,,,s' " N
s.hqia pure" tpure water, nv -.
fallen loo y n cent on account ,s M
5Hn,e of W low fever in Central M II I.
INC d'lde went away sa,,y6,d i,
hair resiorel'. but the clefk ~, N n ;
charged II MS fails to writs M NM
the prcScript inns in the future ~
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REACHED ALLiANcA INCIDENT.

Maorid, June -. Tho senate has re-
newci It's discussion OF tho Aliianc. inci.
uent. senor conias moved an amendment
20 tho royal address demanding that tho
protocol OF 1871 with the United States
should be denounced In view OF tho in
equality Of the rights Of Spanish and
Amercan subjects under the present con-
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rONROE,s CANDIDATE

Montgomery, Texas. June oO-Contast
Editor: Enclosed you will find coupon
for Rev. Nutter of Conroe. Texas have
known Bro Nutier for quite q number OF
years and have always found him to be
good. deserving, ha rd working man
hoth in and ont of the church Hoo.nr to
Sc" his friends come nobiy to MS cai,sa
and expecting 10 send large bunch my
.ef next time. remain his brotherly
friend. i Nj cary
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LATE ARRIVALS.

Tonirh,'s train brought Judge walling
l.. y. Peck. Bob atay,cn and Il. Z. Minor
Of san Antonio and W. J. Bowen OF CO.
ful'r " j. K'eherg. " y. Hopkins. A.
Par and .. MoNeil Turner Of Corpns
=. mhrr,i; J Beasley. Lon I'm and ~ A.
Victoria. j. T. klpatrck Of Mqrfn ana
Judso Il. W Hudson Of t'rio. j a. Wal
ton Of rleasanton has been here since
saturday.
mo contnst!ng DELEGATIONS from Webb
county hlNp arrived on ioughrs train
me sound money delegation Ia composed
OF V \ Ailce and r. Is Earnest ana tho
siircr delegation OF j. q. Nicholson. - IA
Randolph and 4. =. tllmcr Tho sound
money delegation VIII ask seat IN IN.
reg convention.
Tnc unanimi,y with which the b & chief
talnS az tho Besar democracy absent
theinselVes " generally reInarked
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ss-F
To PRAISE BELMtNI

New York. June "a n'ees ~ WI
men was held tonight IN 49,
mouse to form plan and apt Am 4
mhttee TO draw mp a testimoIs n
belmont and she Jockey CIV I'M e.
work in aevat!ng and pfom, a.
racing in this country. slsee ~ 4
August Belmont and tns
v,eY-n made
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One $1,000 life policy in the Northves,s,,
lie Assurance company paid up for ION
s ysaas TO me munster OF The gospel in Har.
coupon votes S' VI
One 5000 We policy paid up for tan
years IN me Northwestern Life Assurance
hatTis county receiving the secona Iar,.es,
number of votes. '"'ses'
One 5000 NE policy paid up for ton
company TO the mlnalet OF he assurance essni =,
Texas outside Of Harris rountv rroapri IN
the largest number of coupon Votes. Giving
v. ons y, IVY ,n. NE pocy paid up for ten
Company to INC min sier OF tieN Sesaca
Texas outside NJ Harris county rssan',,l IN
me second largest number OF co, mig
These policies are fully maid NJ,
years from date OF issue ar Up for ten
i " ee me holders can reuew from " vas,
expense Mt the regular rates for ran ION or
ten year policies. renewable
Whiic II rs imrracticahie to cxn,,,,, l.,
terms of the policies .ssiicd In, ,hnn LIBERAL
western l.ifc Assurance cou;uan, N.rth-
, rr, OF Inc Post win ho chcerf,illY, 'a TO-
the form Of III" ny pI no'iay rcgarains
upon or writing to either / Ny Ealing
general agen, for South ana I,os, '"W,nrail'
n - -. -. ~, minSnn block, Houston. rt IL
TeSaa. ''''' agent. Waco.
Nv LIES OF THE CONTEST.
co1,m 'ntes to be counted mus, be ro
ei iSSS before IL o'clock noon sep,emb re
Any minister of the .osno,
STATE OF Texas is eligible. nrov,d.d ~ NC
oe.r me age of p and 10 YEAR az ne ne re
stand sai u,.nfasy and provided he ca, an
such as reo,i,sH medical examina ton
regular policies 'y mo company on lie
However should tn. Wilma. b. .0.s,.
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Rev. ]. +. Green. LaGrangc. .......... oil
Rev. \. s Polndextcr l3dna........... 80
Rev. Y. II. tamkin, Houston ........ "A.
Rev. Y a. Gcihay. Rusk. .............. ~
Rev Leon soniicld, Galveston. ....... ~
Key Ire NJ Bryce, Richmvld.. ..".... 4Sl
Rev. len HhoGA., WoodviNe..... AZ
Rev. Henry Cohen Galveston ....,.... ~
Rev. fiomer r. Wilson. Fort Worth. ~
R.v. J. Il. Murray, Crtir Bayom..... l6i
RcV. Schrimrf Houston. ................ ~
Rev. Luther. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. III
Rev. Smari. ReNumon t-................. AZ
Rex. u. \. Leak. Marquee. ............. -
k.v ] \. SMITH Snn Nntonio..... ~
Rev. W. r. campnall, Whnrton...... D.
Eel. q. ". Siuvai Sabine Pass..... A.
Rev ". l.. helms, Waco ........... =
Rev. J w. storey. Bartlett. :....... ~
Roy. John Richardson. ,ilerdale...... 3
Rev. }. y. Arbuekle. Burnet ,........ Is
Rev. II, T.. Nrwagn, Rreuham ..... y
Rev. &. A l.eC,ere, cameron. q
Rev. : q, Mitchell. t;alveston........ 2l
Rov l.. c * His Jeirerson ........... y
Rev. Weems Woot,n. Navasota...... Is
Esv. r. J. Guess. Mndisonville. ........ !,
Rev. W. q. Haker Florence II
Rev. W. :. romey. Houston. ....,.... i
Rev. y. 9. wills, Hempstead........ Il
Key " woi f'afrrl' y gsan1o. Il Il
Rev. T. II. Starr. san Angelo. ......... u
Rev. w. J. Sims, linllersvlle.. ..... le
Rev. Sterling Fercr. NNl'....-........ 10
Rev. 9 r. nridewell Paris ......... .
Rev. 5 NJ Thompson. Earrison...... .
Rev. w Birch. Orange. ................ q
Rev q. I. Crockett san Augustine. $
Hcv J; L; Wyche, hrrkeyille....... !.
Rev. H. Spills, Hardin county...... Il
Ncv. e. II. Carter. iIowth .............. d
Rev. u NJ puBose. Tyler. 3
Rev. W. Wallace. Houston ............ ;
Roy. Y. q. Thomas. Utopia ....... 3
Rev. c. Jaillet. Corpus Christi. a
Rev G. NJ Beckwith. ,ial,rsion... 4
Rev J. T. Aurehus. FL Campo. 4
Kew. j. H. Williams, Leggett 4
Rev. s. Bull. Waller. q
Rev +. r. Cree. Tyler 2
E"v. ]. y. Taylor. Cuero .......... ,
Rov. J. Morgan Wells. Fort Worth.
Rev. Nrtter, ccnroe . !,
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FOR REV leon soNrI,r1n

klrbvviIle Texas. jane ~. Contest I'd
ltor Lei l's rot iespise tho day o. sn,,jI
,,n'nsS Enclosed plsaeo find coupons for
heN Leon Soniield. His namo ranks b;s-h
"" VIZ 'N'"' hSt. Edwards Hotel.
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EVERYTHING IN HARMONY.
Democratic Leaders Getting Ready
for the Conyention.
NO FIGHT BEING MADE on BAILEY
There VIII he Eight Delegates. With No
Aitsrnates Mischief Mskers Ont Of
Observation-Disclosures Fresent


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20 one side in open View Il s''aa 'arf0
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fh''rT, with considerable 'n'-r@sr ter ahpi'
twenty minutes. and when the'r 'sik vas
over Governor it"sE refnarsNi '7s' t'e
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Coleman, Texas. June 2c-Contest Ed
m ,,: enclose 40 votes for Homer r.
y, Wh,on' WHAT IS the matter with the r.
r. a 'et move on Won. gentlemen
W. r. Mcclellan.
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1rr nnNIEs ANY REPtlhE. (,

Havana. June 22.--uniteo ?" N,
General Lee, when asked ress : Y
published allegations that h. D. , s,si
ienort to President cleye.a,a, Ts tlai|
ban situation. denied abso ,l .,,S, NJ
had sent any report o" ''e
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Mothers who own bah,,s ''h,t H.!
,hrir second summer ieei mo nor ! I
sponsih'l!lies of We res X
Usually heavy upon them.
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REv. b j. cl1,Ess or MAnlsnNu,11 m

Houston. Texas. June 2i-contest I'd.
mor; l1ense enter Rev Il. j. Guess OF
your prize una place the enclosed IA con.
pors 10 his credit, nope the friends Of
Broo; Guess VIII do their utmost tor MIN,
fully. NJ. Yettn Ry,z1oIlir,o
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rtloMAsTON FnR pRn cnr

Thomaston. Texas, June % -t'ontest t,d
closed 81 coupons Friond.
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OZONE BROWN"

Richmond Texas. Juno 81 Contest Ed
tor: Ny name ia Done Brown, and have
bsen Done Brown ever since 7 was Done
IN the long ago, and I want some things
stopped in THIS contest, fer irs not right
one correspondent wants IS favoritc
man. another wants his favoritn because
hos railroad man anotiYer runs No
sonry; and still another the T. !. a. bust
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