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coaveatscr which meets here rext Tues
day TO nominate defiacssatic successor
10 tire lBse ". X Grain.
The meeting lasted unisl after miinigh;
and VAS one .. the wayTfesT county con-
vsattoa. ever held IN this city. A great
deal CT wrStSlsng and discussion Was III
iDtg~d in ovc- nearly every D1otcn made
ard almost every resolution introduced.
All ihe issSics o. iEe day were steercd
rltar az ana nc declaration Of principles,
platform or anything OF tho kind was
aIopts3
Il sisia,ly voar,t up by Inaors;ng ard iu-
ssrEc;S1g almost unanimously Tor Rudolph
kiektrg
The popplis;s cs Nueces county met In
this cii~ lase n1clI al $ Q clsNck. and for
SIX hours tAey resahitcd and wherelSgA.
They isi<.rstsset ssss}r 5sse=-s-tes - ts~
e-'rT'ssss ioaas r,cnvgutou walch meets az
BeHvllis on the cssh instant. for Luther
I.swnA- - Wilson c,slnty.
s resolution ru3nstatinr Jack Eigtn O.
SNckrc~i ana A. = Cs~ath.rs NJ Besyiilc
was passed ana thase gentlemen were &C.
clareG 10 We members 81 good standing
II, tho saN-t.-
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HIGHER COURTS
CRIMINAL ApPFALs.

CRIMINAL APPEALS.
Dallas. Texas, March 1S-rhe court Of
criminal appeals decided tile following
cases today:
.Alnrmed-Louls prechsen, from PARKER;
WIZ Cniids, from Lamar; W. |. CIV MS
from 'arraut; Il. l.. N0rthcutt, from
P4rker marc laro Lcga, from GuaiJupe.
X ~ ised-L1uis l)rechseu wan Hood, j.
=. WadsWorth, sam NaOardsIale, from
PARKER George Thompson, J. O. Heuuett
and Tom " right. from Erath. Sarah ]
ltHnSeu and ". NJ Ellhash from Dallas.
Jas Williams, from EuoN. BGnll Potion
rom LaNaca; Lewis Crawford from Tom
;, Appeal pismissedR. j. Fusion, from
submitted on tho Record-charley
W right, from Eralh; Tom Bowman. from
"a W heeler. from Harris. jas, Cornelius
johnson, from Rusk
Su3,mltlGd On Brief for Stats-IIcnry
Strickliaud. from Hood, Charley Wright.
k,r. =. Morales from Angeiina
submitted on Brief for Both Parties
=, j; herrart from Qua ial1ue George
TtfGneih, from Callahan; willis wilson from
Submitted on Brief for Appollapt-Il
from Roberts; ". T.. Avres from r,atr,,T ''.
j. w. ltuntlcy Gwo cascsl from Dallas.
Al,rei Grayson. from Freostone.
90 9'nBlltled on Brief and Oral Argument
Dallas A. ] Caney dwo cas3si l lrori
1omanche Gcorse lsaacs from lIard"-
- Notions to. Dismiss Appeal submitted
heh won. from BAYLOR.
Motions for Rehrariug Submitted M
htdnch, from Harris '' ''''
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gratined In getting Captain Arson to
play here Saturday. as the Saturday
game will give those who are unable to
attend Sunday chance to see the team
play.
The hoys had a running race coming In
from the park yesterday, and Henry j.
cote. the hest minor league catcher In
America. beat all the boys, with Charles
Becker. the ieet-footed left fielder, close
second
Manager Carson received a telegram
from James +. Slaglc. the center fielder
OF the Houston. team, notifying him that
he left Brookville. Pa. last Monday,
which will bring him into Houston this
morning at $40.
Tho base ball enthusiasts of the city
who have seen the boys are gvnifed to
see the change In the team, compared
with the teams that represented Houston
on the diamond IN former years, as they
are all gentlemanly, there being not one
boozer ON the team.
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The STATE CAPITAL.

Important LAw Uee,a-ea l-n-ars.atu-
fip1al-- e.I ~ ,ri ol '1e Rangers.
Aisae. TeAar &1-u ,s.--,a tae ease of
A'4rar casino 90 4i. fa g. tls State of Texas.
l-f if.t.l-4-tI1., r...- sr..4..l..l f-1.r Travis
-.,...,. ,... ,,..-, ..t '..l ...... e,- ~,
district tlttHr et -tlt tlr uel
az sTy ,.a -as.-5 sr .r.eial s.eslr.
's
tur.5rzi 434 vcI laM est pQrpur-s %
e.tnortz. rhs state e- trs trs,.r.o OF
,a. es.-t, s- s...,.-- ---.-ra,.s o~ n,.
fefrtE-ss. rr7I ta u-r-aa tHe remedy ~
Injunction FL, rsst-.t. .t-. .Ir.,tt,,, rs a,,,
r......,., ~ .s..f -,.
p" 4'H' -"
'ra- gY44fa ~ tHe decision b. tnat the
-sa..e-a tsll.l .. ,t... ss-.ri--, az .b.. lei..
t
~. tae sas-faor ODD aai1r tic special see-
3.-..r,. H.. s.t...t d, -.-.,.,.. ,f.
~ Tesa,t 20 ile rout9s ~ iusaaclan 10
'faiN ti.r fi4iel-}a Or = l"na4 ST tt4t".
~ ~. ,,.-r.,-.. 81 l-s,rs',..,. +. I--
fr1r e,alrg .se ifo}lslo o1 Ire .ocai
c9r1n iaw
aiNtH ha.irs teeu brought FOR
~ fittai zoe ON
- 20 .ls CONS t3fta.itF above noted
"o-t' ~ nf9n"nIf Npw obtain
WORK GF TGE HANGERS.
Al5utaar-Gegeral Manry today ISSUED a
reyort Of tAe work aoae rs the Rangers
for tne twelve months from February.
is.s 70 February. l4s ID shows tha,
during that tlfaa ,te f2act.4s .t..,..
rr.te4 u ln,,, il,- r',,r.-
10 AN ID ror a.,.,-rsi,'.t,. .-...',1, ,o,
et ..,lf = 90 aH't 4Iil ~ Tor
swindAug. ee ior pcsiarT. & for
~, ~! sla5E, iy' rfnl9r.ing for rape. =
fo- n, .aay Ohm. ,rtG4-, ~, li's -
~ . ".t@.'- '.r i9iiI ttuI
~ i'NliE th' year tie
ereeted 5 i' 81 ss'. ny, r. aTr.s's rot
f,faEaep h. ciH1 ns ai,I and other sv.
tneFti.Fs had p ipaa 'pr nFe days guard
'1s i'ai han caeaf encnis wih er.m-
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FORT WORTH AT HOME.

with Austn-May II, l2 10, June 49, y,
nallas-April a. rs. %, June II, IT, Is.
July ., g. g. October 0, 10, II.
Denisou--AprI Il % %; June . 3. a:
July 20. 81, ~; September 3, 4, ;.
Galveston May l. II, Is; June IL, 2S, %;
August .. 10. rs. September Is, Is. II.
Houston May ~. IS, l6; June g. q q;
Sherman-Aprt 49, 10, pa June s, 6, 4;
July %, a p August 81 September !, .
san Antouio-May S. ., 10; June q, %, "a;
August ., 10. H. september ., 10. Ii.
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HOrsT0N AnRnAn

AZ Galyeston-Aprn p, %. %. Juue g, ..
l'; July =. o. q August 81, september J, ..
August :, B. g. September 49, 49, ~
A. san Antonio-May i, ?, 8, june IS, Ii,
e July 30, 81 August /. September q,
-, o.
AZ Fort Worth--May IL =. Ia juno ..
~ -I August H. Is, II; September l., Is,
August D. Is, 1t; September Is. is, IL.
At Denison-Ntay II, ", -; June o., y
"a August 3 10, II; September 9, 10. II.
AZ Sherman-May S, .. 10. June 49, %, Il;
Au&ust D. I. n: Seplemhtr 6. I. s.
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SURRENDERED Nn11r>-,r. MI

laris' Texas, March isl. A, Martin
an can l1to Inc United States marshars Of
nee re,, To-Day and said he desired TO sur.
rehaer, as he had on Yesterday shot
Vest VEST o of DSn !. l. Thomas fourteen miles
were at Work ii ky in a a., He said that they
bi HIN r w and Thomas was advannlng 'i ~,
t ti," w,ln an AK: when he shot him in i'm
heped TRomas 4 " S,. shooting him Martin
meme non ana Martin came here. II is Ie, WSni
fnf,l ~, wounds will rot likely nrove
spn 90 Mso@66G;in was allowed bond in the
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SAN AUGUSTINE oUARANrlygs

san HHShSllne, leNdS, March U,-Nesl
having reached here that there are IN.
cral cases OF smallpox at Center Shse.
county, only twenty~sne miles norh i
here, our commissioners cour, met ys.
terday. according to call Of Hon. ID,
G. Roberts, county Judge. The coerr
judge appointed DR., Felix r. Tucker /
county physician. Then the commlsxoss,
court passed an order to maintain a III.
quarantine against any point from wild
the smallpox might be introduced IN Il
county. The report of smallpox 50 "a
by has created quite a sensation.
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August O. 10, IL September o 10. il.
JGly 80, y. Is; Aug53i'st 81. sGpiember /. z. -
Fort worth 3, 4. 5; July A. 3, 6;
Galveston--Alay H. 10, Is. June 25, %. q:
Aug H. 10, u Seut. T., II. II.
Houston--May T. IT, Is; June IS, 2S -
Aug. s, Is, II; September. is. l6, II.
sherman April Il. ~. q, June Q, 3. 4;
July %, n. % Sept, g. /. 3,
san Antonio May II. T. 10; June 10. 20,
q Aug 6, Z, s: Sept. &, I. S.
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GALVESTON " HOME.

WITH Austin--April q. %. &c; June ., 3. A;
july a, 70. %; October 6. T. s.
With pallas-May q! Is, ~ July T. IS
With penison-May q o. %. July S,
3, ~ August %. %, a; October 3. 4, e..
With Fort Worth-May 80 81, June d;
july H. u, IL; August y, y. 30; Septem-
her r. IS n.
WIN Iiouston-April 81, %, %; June s.
o. io July 4. 3, 6; August 81. September
l. ,22.., s,.u.,o. ,,,,. ., % 90. 1,,,,. Il
L. l2 Ausu7t TO- 90 p: September 80, DC
toher /. ?.
with san Antonio--April n. %, 20 June
8, o, 7, July u, -, -; October ., 10. il.
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FOUKTH pIsTRIrr

San Antonio, Texas, March 1s-T,o
following decisions were handed down ~
day by the court Of clvil appeals Of tho
FOURTH supreme judicial district:
Afhrmed-S. Mahurin VS.. stewor, NJ,
Slnng, ct AL, from nm: Missouri, ,I,neos
1uI teAa9 Railway COMPANY rs = ~
ho'sei' from GraySon: Merchants, Insnr'
ttnNe company vs.. Millard story a. nj
sloin Lali0s; tlorence $. Cowan ~ al ~ ~
~ \. Nelson Manulacui1nr cnmna a. :.
r. from Dallas; J. Y. r. Jnrett ,e "A, *
n, Hunn, from Collin; j. F.. FInndcrs w
W. - tiord, from Dallas. 49,
Judgment OF District Court Get Ari4.
ana Juasmeut Rondered-A. b. Nor'oN
w = \. Davis, from Dallas. 'V''
Netormcd and Afnrmed-I tt1v,ir- ~.
vs. Einelia Pope, from Kendall 'P9
boNerSed and Observation-Disclosures 1,ut.,.,,
va tl vs. Jesse 7. Rorum ct al. from geli
Reversed and Remanded-Sanbo1rn' T.
%Ihtf vs. George IT, Plowmnn. fron,
bank of Dallas. N"uol"i
SUBMITTED Eorhoes, Miller & Co. Of al
W. y. L. Waller, from Limestone. -
turned as to intervpnor and reversod
alu rendered as TO j. G.. Lee unless re'
nrller or sst,an y entered within fifteen
JAYS 10 case of W. y. Simpson vs.. !, q
Lee ct AL from Dallas -
Motions tNerruiod--P. Amate vs. q Dr,,-
t,Is; Ifom Dallas, for rehearine: R,i6o
i,tolpeIl ct al VS. San Saba Sprinrs ava
I've stock association, from sutton Tor
rehearing, ''N''' Aor
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THE SMALLPOX.
Uneasy at Hemphil,.

Hemphill. Texas, March l7-Ney, Il,
reached this place that the snslIu,
prevails at Robeline and Maury, La 4,
at Center and Teuaha, Texas. II i, 4.
ported here that there is a case jus, arrs4
me river. about fifteen miles from he.
few days, -
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DUNE corNrY nEMocpArs

San Diego. Texas. March 1.-THE demo.
Gratis OF puyal county WIN hold a county
convention on the 18th instant 70 e.ao,
delegates TO the district conveniior. q.
corpus Christi THIS precinct go al
Duval county, held 3 primary a, thc
court house last night and elected dele
gates TO tna county convention. Thev =.
uninstrucle1
X. =. Kleberg has great raarv friends
here, who are doing all they can FOR hitr
There are also quite "a number for J. u
NicholAon Of I4aredn
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MISS ToMpKINs w1rHpRAws.

Velnsco. Texas March lT.-Dear Sir;
have decided Ia withdraw from the bcy-
clio contest and would like the coupons
placcd to my credit transferred to Tom
TIll ~ Nelasco. II 1t can no done. II not,
withdraw my name anyway. Respect-
fuzzy, Anna Tompkins.
Auswer-Coupons once voted can not
DO transferred to another contestant,
Coupon Editor.
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DON'T ZEE TOO LATE FOR Ihi
STEAMER.

And don't omit when you are PACKING |
your effects preparatory for me N ', h,
TO include among them a supply y ~ ~
letters Stomach l5itters, the gIe.' ~, w
edy for sea sickness, Travellers i9I ~
ure or business seeking foreign chmss' |.
who locomote by steamboat or M av,
sides yachtmen and mariners lssay
the remedial and preventive e inGSS 1,
the gittcrs. which is ineoihpsa ,,..,s,s \
nausea, headache. dyspepsia, biii9 ,,sSs.
rheumatism, nervous and kllne! . ~.
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NuECEs COUNTY.

The Democrats instruct for Klcberg AID
the Pops for I>awhon.
Corpus Christi, Texas, March ig.-so-.
democratic county convention Of Nue~ -.
county met In the court house. in tsir
city last night at 8 o'clock. The obieo,
of their meeting was for the purposs or
selecting delegates to the congregational
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~. KIRIl ~ -

Oakland, Texas, March ls.-The ropu-
lists OF Colorado county are growing N
numbers. They effected az Organization
here last Saturday and c.cttei Prot ssor
j. r. Harris chairman.
Hon. J. NJ. Kirk or Lavaca cauntv was
in Oakland Monday. IN answer - fse
direct question. "WiH you be q CANDIDATE
for the legislature thts vsar7" fI- claimed
not to have h.a mitl1 fully made up. How
ever, The Post correspondent t. Of she
opinion thar me oit eT-rNpreteutarvn IS
grooming hims"H fer the Face 3l-. Kirs
Is a sound democrat - gao4 ci,izau. W4
posted as 20 the wants of h.5 cuantE. s
far above the 1vrraEe man iutcilHetuefi s'
and iavaca cogutv would 90 aeil 20 base
Legislature
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-- g gTlSf, " AND MIDDLE AsSoIhIossa
:, 80 = i,la results have M saecss
,, $3.50, Years OF varleu nt.
srncriancc IN the use o. oentrol for 81 u
tbat We alone own ana W weak OF v. WI
prders OF Men VINO na VINO are y "A
veloped or diseased or.senth and essss,. n
Ing from rvoi,s or impoten., nj Of ~
VINO are nS and the contsnr,,s 10 s-|
thelr IVA companions, is avs ran p1ss
li,sa'uS 10 ali patients, II sshslye trss'1'-
pl''re tored' our own "A
w,U afford q cure,-, there Is w s.l|
RIM r. TMTMBER-Ih.hassr as you nay. .' b
YOU. Consult no 9o.s..sir our tres'D'
o%cs' n,rs-who are satterIgg ssspa lI'Vs |
LADlE EEL, TO your sex, =, new nsw riiss
ehses p%o,,id certainly 'ryryasses ~
NESS re s,ent which SUI With 50 Iha.s q
nathods and does aT soisced. Try ell ~
which is often eMp 1 ne satisfied. Is rsss
ment and you r MS terrible d lsals and q
SYPHll-l;Htn Inc latest and Es:'a
ed by US nj Hot Sprinnss,,rely traalTs..
sNpeIieii, enables US 70 ,hs system.
nos i,,ea,rlble poison iroimn.etiys rers'S
.iils , rap!d. safe and I'd ca ,rs,|
noTnlete cure BuaraiSstSg ARGEs rs .ra III
uS,NAruRA{sLv days days. os ss ssI0a aS Il
eyre cured IRIS II INCLUDES dIsei ulss as ! 81,
lf'i 1,he only ratlonai -, III
Kan sIplP'fti Fsea5msnt Nc siyieIfe r Men; III
Women, No. for sN'' ,rsrri:,
Catarrh, ssrcs answeIsspp Ast
Al eorre ssEpTstiy coniidsaniIiSsas al p''
Bush,ssS from observations On "A
sent od 6rse lf0A ADDRESS SI sssMsaY
200 Alamo Plaza: , san New New ofls'aA
* St { harles street.
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FROM WEST POINT.

Coupon Editor.
West Point. Texas. March Ii Dear Sir:
Enclosed find y coupons with which |
wish to enter tho bicycle Contest" |
am going to win and hope my friends
win give me all tho assistance thoy can.
Willie Moore
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roR MSS MoKERNoN.

Coupon FIIIOT.
Houston Texas. March lS.--With hearty
wishes for her success, | send coupons
for Miss Gus.ia Nick ernon.
Reine Stanton.
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ENGRAVED VISITING CARDS.
Our engraving department IA cotn,i,t.
J, j. PastOriza. Printing and LithoFrnnh
ing Company. Houston.
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Matters Undertaken by the Chamber
of Commerce.
CITY AND COUNTY CONSOLIDATION
One OF the Questions Agitatcd-- Comedy
of Errors in The Criminal Court.
Notes and Personals.


/ Der OF cor,r,erc, Is truhablv the most use
49, - -, - .,.tt-'. - -,
49, Va @'i 'H0 " sA'''"''''N''S O. HN.'NS'N''
! Ia the scope and variety Of lis functions.
| II a not Strictly a commercial body. as
might be inferred from the name. nor
a9es IL aesi mainly WITH commercial AZ
"a. ,,t 90 - is s,..,.,osed "a exc
sFcis, the rane,ioas assumed by a cham
! aeF q commerce or kind7st organization.
The Galveston chamber q commerce cor
responds somewhat ln charter wlth the
, Houston business League and similar or
CARNATIONS elsewhere, though u covers
more ground thaH most 81 them, for &!
takes cogri1auce II ali public matters ~
ie-t.n< ste interests Of the city or conn
y = meeting q We ohemoer j. eaHe1
~ ~ y, 80 W. s, t.i,r'.s
announced: rAe consolldati3n of the city
ard county governments. ;he proposs-i
estah.ifaweat Of county hospital The
q -AoN 81 a new f0aefa eldTt district
WIZ 9aace resident lu Galveston. the
ts.a1a shreut 81 "a ferry t-tH e.u Calves
ia and Hol.vlr tn go naWp-> wGi be
ass ruFSel 0H1 me S-sr 9t iH Il InActs
~. W. 'ssen ~oneernlus ticm ana.
4Ne-iilft AlNl-a4l.. commit tNf> VIII ifH a...
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Does your head iieh2 You have para.
cure you. All dr1ggiSts
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Cnnnon Editor:

/ herewith hand you 80 coupons for
Miss Gussie Mckernou in the bicycle
contest Geo. l.. Davis,
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These Drs.
Do Ii.

DO WHAT Cure thousands S q Nj
afflicted with PRIVATE, s ,aa- aos.d
and bnI sneeiaIists fail, Absolute pi ,as:,.
ms his assertion can be given, Il nse I'M
WHAT VII DOCTORS do this! q Dr. p NJ al M
l my and most successful phys 81 as.s]
nPceuliar to men and women Ins IN N X
nthers follow. Consult them ana W N 4
safe OF being cured in the sno sus .'sl
sible time consistent with saie aAA
tffp treatment
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The old story of prou....
an allegory, Promethen. Nv ~ y sptay.
intimacy with the gods IS % tsrrs J
t hs r, nfe, and gave It to men 'P e. Ven L
ne was a pound to the rocks Of No. tAh II
Sasus' and vultures were ~, Mount Gu
Iheey only ate his liver r Is. upon IL
as last as 1t was pecked awar wv eiev vi,
isriilgs to be imaginedl VI. Me bis d.
rake a modern interprets,,,s.n o leals,.
able. There Is no cootinr s ..iei q u. n.
cooking and eating the nrNlout in, i
s s,oaa IS overtasked, the bon or,,niS Il.
v ,, they cannot dispose ' " ~ es:ss.
.nat Is given them. The imnrrr;,;nis fsl
up on the liver. Then CONF p N hi
Ihe sutterings from an o,,,. VS. sul.a'a
hurt' are a mere piu.scratch n n.y. ,iA.
OF diseased liver. " 'ne lctr,ua
But, inodefns are ahead ~ a..
There is sequel to ths y "a Jus ccesa
re ,e, Is the author. His Cold, " Y
zeal discovery" is more than r snu., ~
Vultures OF dyspepsia and IT. i Ia y \,
eases. Every atom of the "D;.asaso y
an a.. active agent against di,.sss '',1 y
ike ferret, wherever il i .sn. tn
ssure as the needle of the cor,n ss nsa
Is !, no more need Of suffering from hi, d., l.ss
than there is of hanging ones self ''Fs
Mr.. w. ROGERS of co, &C., .'l
Ky. has this to say for himseif sns y, L,ir&
Medical Discovery. Twas, d., Wy saaa
hot had comfortable night in siy . ls III
taken three bottles of Dr. piercr's i Csls IN
ie3l Discovery. | am now fl,y vesr Sv ~s Y.
lnltty years younger" Yours truiv
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ANOTHEn 7. 2. a. CANpIDArE.

Houston, Texas Enclosed find a cou-
pons; please place TO the credit OF j
y. Quin. NOrvM Is his grandpapa's pet
ana name sake, Captain j, ". Quin,
who was once n member Of tho n =. A.
hope those who have not forgotten his
grandpapa will help the little captain IN
tho bicycle race, Thanks TO all those who
ara helping. Respectfully,
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-FffisfN' ifNf-N 10
Dalias county yesterday registered SIS.
~ ~ "9rth u funding 2 por cent. bonds
amount :" mat
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For THE & =. CANDrnATr

Coupon Editor:
Enclosed fiud 40 coupons; please place
10 the credit Of my iitue friend John
OualtrouEh. Hoping that others win fol-
low suit and help him to win. Your friend,
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Ito Wuttcra b. T.. Secor.
Coupon Editor
FOR LITTLE MISS INLA ATWOOD.
Dear Mr.. Coupon Editor, Houston Post:
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The following extract is from speech
delivered at the Minnesota good roads
convention:
Every ones income i divided into
two parts. One Of THESE he is compelled
to make use Of in supporting existence;
the second part Is disposed OF in the
way which his judgment tolls him will
be best This leads 10 the inquiry
whether our surplus is judiciously
spent. Are we buying the greatest
amount of comfort and permanent good
with the portion left at our disposal?
Would not model roads be of greater
benefit than our tobacco, liquor, tea,
circus and other show moneys bring:
Would they not more than balance the
good times we have hauling our produce
the rough miles of mud. at such fearful
cost, in extra labor, repairs, horses,
oats, in wear and tear Of conscience and
damages 10 character?
1t is certain that bad roads make
weak, struggling churches and poor, i'll
attended, liteless schools. They neces.
state life of seclusion which walls
the path of social progress.
To sum up, IA perfect highway is a
thing of beauty and JOY forever. 1t
blesses every home by which it passes
1t brings into pleasant communion peo.
pie who otherwise would have remained
at perpetual distance. 1t awakens en-
ulation, cements friendships and adds
new charm to social life. 1t makes the
region it traverses more attractive, the
residences more delightful. 1t stimulates
a spirit of general improvement. Fields
begin TO look tidier. shabby fences dis
appear, gardens show fewer weeds,
lawns are better kept, the houses seem
cozier, trees are planted along its bor-
ders birds fill the air with music, the
world seems brighter, the atmosphere
purer. The country is awake, patriotism
revives, philanthropy blossoms as self
ishness fades and sinks from view. The
schoolhouse and the church feel the
magic infuence-the wand of progress
has touched even them, the old are
young again, the young see something
now to live for, and to all life seems
worth the living. The daily mail reach.
es each home. The rural cosmopolitan
feels the daily pulse Of the world.