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his Ncdy. owning on; two inches above
iNc III bone or he rish; SIDE OF the body
ana STRUCK the ceiling ~ the store ever
bead and 6csrps3 50 the flcor. Gamble
y .ii- On his back when She sho; was fircj
~. NclANWshlH o. Austin. 4 prominent
sureson. was cAlltsi tcrc Yesterday and
aftcr tnas,lns a., Sar.f.i examination of
ifc wNS1tc0 mar couclrs with nrs. Dcak
ana Eai,cs 81 ;Neir Diagnosis Nna treat
men; ~ ;sre case. sndj,eiIests MV. Brown
mas good chance foc recovery. Every
one herr recrc;s ,s,e anioia 3ra;e OCCUR
rfAcr and hos,e ths; Mr.. Brown VIII re
cover. Nj. Gs;nldc icictih rea ~ Sh,r n
i,TFt@ at G~arcr;awn Immediately after
The sncNtins SID ;he latter came over on
rendered % him AMI was taken to George
'NWH 10 await tho result 81 NJ. ifnNn'
vNNnnd. Tho excitement caused y, the
shSo' rs nas sAosi >uuSiaen IN. Q; Is be
iscrei that whether Mr. Brown ~t.,oyars
~ eics there VIII be more trouble over
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WANT DIVISION,

Alvin. Texas. July 22.An enthWS
public meeting in the interest Of dn
ION of Rrazor.a county was held ~
day afternoon. John wilbur was M
I'd chairman and VIM. X stockwN &
rotary.
The report of committee apptt
at a. previous meeting and consistlt
VIM X. Stockwcll, ]. ID. Graves All !
Spears was submitted and traninn9
adopted
This report outlines 'hc plan TO b
sued IN the effort to secure new ~
and includes petition to the legsas
asking for the division of Brafore q
ty and "a strong effort tc coun,s-i1
movement. set on foot at Valasco ~
removal of the county seat from kas
In Angleton.
Committees have been appointed u
aggressive campaign for the new g.
movement Will he ine.uGrrs."; A%
ity OF those present Wore in favor
eating the county seat of the new ~
In ease the movement was succeUta /
the exao. center of the county.
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II takes nerve to face an es,,s.A 4.
Haunt i'll his face the color thsi r. ~
is a foolish and reckless thing 4. ~. ~
to do, but thousands upon thonssra..
and women are daily facing ! ~, Z
which the bull fighters dans., xa..
insigni6cance. The bull hrht,, 4 ~
trained, and fully prepared for NJ. -
The thousands who stand face n a.
that dread and insidious foe. cor.sS.
are but lily equipped for the st,nrs,. =
man or woman who would successfr,,.
stand the inroads of the deadiv ~
consumption needs to have arts;,.s. NJ, II
ing with the rich, red, life sir;r. II!
of health. Dr. Piefcc's Golden ~
Discovery Is without an equal a. : NJ
maker and flesh builder. 1t cie,nss
strengthens the lungs and cures q n,
of all cases of consumption.
Miss Lucy Kloetfier. OF Armada. Nit -.
when ! was about eight yean Of IN isiS
hammatior of the lungs. and from M. rs.
was sick nearly ali The time and IA
nearly all the time. Iwouid take cold \ ~
would 90 right 10 my lungs. At the a.. M:
teen ! was very bad there was pain II ~
tickling in my throat and my throat WI III
with ulcers. there wan hoarscness and rs,,;,S =.
precision of voice, aud difficulty Of bresihi,.
doe,oied with one OF our best physician 4.
said l:e Gould no, help nc and Jus, presnhS
liver oil andtold my mother could not IVY,
than three months. | kept getting w.aie, -
day. when at last a friend asked me vhvi IA
try Dr fierces Golden Medical pscrtr
thought there was no use no more HELP d, l.
consumption was III our family My'fathe
also my sister died with it bu, ahef NJ
the first bottle seemed to feel better NJ ~,
was better and kept right on taking Il a
bottle of the Pellets ouce in while, uylii
real wei Before taking it, ! weighed %. i
and thirty. have not had cough thu ~
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OPPOSE FUSION.

Lullns. Texas. July "a great deal Of
interest is being manifested here by tho
popnlis's over tho triangular fight now
IN progress In their ranks at St. Louis
sier9ai kilograms have been sent to lead
ne IeNas pops now In ST. Ions. inslstin
thar they stand hrm and refuse ~ nnr,;
nate or inhorsc Bryan unless he Vii,
rlrise himself to give the populists their
M share OF Federal patronage. Violent
chairman OF the National demonr,ti,. ax
r'culve commitioe in remaining in 81
Louis and endeavoring 70 secure the nom
nallpn or hryan Is being made. MANY
nenlocrailc ticket without popuist indorse.
mon, should GO before the people. as ,hev
thnk u Would lose more votes than i.
would gain ny the amulgamation
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met yesterday evening pursuant 10 q call
q Chairman Farrin 10 &C; upon Hon Geo
l.. WgccN's res Saa;aca as isonsnee OF ihs
party fer the legislature. Jrc, notion u
WAS referred back 70 .he lsccrls for a
pr.nar.r eiecison IN Aa-sst < returns 10
be made to the executive committee o.
August A.
4 rarrraten committee OF sve. n. r.
Pendicicn Of Ecl;p-l. Il IL Underwood Of
Holland. pr. W Il Stcse~s-cl- \. l.. Cur
It's OF TEN nls. J. ". Love " S2l&oo-
The respective candidates NO we-e IL
vl;e1 - meet Vita the committee asd 20.
and al made sho-, sVe-NcNcs iNdn's!rs
tho uiAtfor-n asop-ed ana pleis.rs hearty
sui-por; 10 - &c tsckeS rom president 10
r.,-...-s.
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ANGL.EToN LOCALS.

Angleton, Texas, July RI. T.
of Lamar county, vino recently purss
the McCloskey fruit farm. arrived NJ
stock and honsehoid goods. and b .
settled in his new home.
The cotton crop is all that can Y
pcctcd. Many farmers claim nv y, :
will make a hale and more 70 .n =, Il
1t is opening nicely and picking wa
general by the first OF next mo os,,,,
The petitions that are being on,-ts n
fer the removal of the county fea. ". VI
Rrazoria to Anglaon are bang ve.y N
orally signed. II is expected " . at
election cailed NJ the next nseruf !
the commissioners court. Many
most promincnt citizens on ,he WI \. y,
Of the Rrizos are in favor OF reiw'S M
against division II the county MN II
slgned tho netition.
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TWO LIVES SAVED.

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas OF junction City.
nj, was told by her doctors abe had Con.
auhpiion and that there Was no hop. for
discovery completely cured her and abe
Gays II saved her life, Nj. Thomas Es-
gers. 1870 FLORIDA atre.t, San Francisco.
INK Consumption, tried without result
everything els. then bought one bottle OF
Dr. kings N.w piiseovery and n ,wo
fni II ~ such results. OF which these arc
.smpies, that prove the wonderful ef,
colds. Free trial bottle at r.. 4. ktis-
lng's.. drug tore. Regular Size W cents
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Grand Loiss % Me-; IN ror worth
Mex; Wevk- The Programme.
For; Worth. Texas. July 2a--The grand
ioese 81 the Anc.en, Order OF intel
Wo;kmcn Win HID SIS sixth blsHn. Al
Session in this city July 8. lasting Tor
three days. The several committees will
'Iee' a; che wcs,h hotel Monday. tbs
:7;h. to ;ransac; such business as may
come up for Disposal
II is The in;enison Of the local lodges
70 do everything in their paw-r -ia -
BIS; e everything and IN i,e NC. ho.-
lstahls style. AZ a regular meeting i
was de- iasd 10 give them an entertain
MEEK az raor,i nary 4:trac.i aus 4
committee WAS appointed 10 9e, up ii
splendid programme, afss they di 10.
stop gntn such a pfosramrae VS. AZ
ees' tnrs'caI talen: IN tn STA q. ANA ;se
speakers who VIII take part can nor he
exeeliei n this par, Of the country.
The entsri tnnaen, will he h.li Tues
dlorlum, commencing 4. o'ciock.
,,ihf. programme 5 as follows
- VS. N,csi-an p hand seie';e
......,....,....., Mayar Il p. Paddock
ADDRESS i.,, q Wslcofne on seRqlf q ~
Response Nv W Khi,iing:c,i. Alcs1 Gi-
d ; Ia siand master workman.
u.s. Mexican Band s.iiL''.' s'le''ea
'.e''a''0" N. E. Hiaana n s''' ''e !
Vocal s0i2 MIR. q (, p,,,sa, HeArani
s,.,.........'. Miss Bessis Lyles
a ' Mr. ana Mrs. NJ. d. lles,. Ssle''@a
Mrs. II. Moxeicy.
-'N~'o go. Sslec'oi
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REPrRLlcAN-Por FUSION

Palestine. Texas. July q. THE rcnub,.
,ans OF this county hcid n convention
Saturday. Mt which q fusion ticket Win
Tho popinlsts YVES put cut. ,o-wil. For
district Judge. J. Il. Burn'tt. popullst: fof
district clerk. W. G. Kendall. republican,
or tax collector. j. Il. Mhl-nay. republI.
'can; for count attorney Major j W.
r,nrr. republican,: for sheriff. j. J.. Nc
rurnis. poptflst; for county Judge Pc.
2essor ". NJ Sm!ttlo. popuist GEORGE
w. Burktt was clecaoi permanent chair
man and w. II. Roberts. colorod ae-r,--
Tary for the next two years Deicgateq
1ielected 10 the Fort worth State ctnyen.
tliun. September s are. Whre ". g.
kendall. III. Il. KAN" Martin iiln.ir. !. r.
Naioncy and j, II. R.kcr. colored, n. l..
Price. w. r. swanson, ", a Swanson. W
n. Roberts and j. q. Grimes.
BELL COUNTY DEMOCRATS
\ Temple. Texas. July e,.--The executive
ommittee of the Hell county democracy
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A MAYOR RESIGNS.

Victoria. Texas, July 22.-Msy@
Mum rendered his resignation
to the city council. which mei Y n
session last night and accepiesa, Mid
was Immediately issued by Acl'" mt
Hex,or for n special election, hi; /, M, ~
MI the vacancy. Mr.. b. r. WI WIZ raj tes
filled the office of mayor for SCI a. a ",
several years ago, anliou,,,ts a. thsr
two or three other aspranss.
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BELL cnt,NrY rA1n.

Bolton. Texas. July -. --Ycstarday was
the opening OF tho Ben county fair. All
the business houses were closed at
O'Clock ana remained closed during The
Afternoon. The art ndance was large. AMI
the management were well pleased with
tho opening.
Tomorrow wni he Firemen's Day. T'hnre
VIII he races for ihc champlonship trslt
~ I've state Excursions VIII he run from
II. ls boro. 1aylor and l.ampasAS.
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rRAvt,I, WITH A FRIEND

Who Will protect you from ih ooss 1 ihs ~
nauser, Indigestion, malaria All the wsrA
ness produced b. rocking on ,,vslng 81
and sometimes ny inland t ir,Saosds. spd
The rough beds of i'll laid iansch Bttes;
u friend Is Hostette.s s,on rofnmsfix
Ocean mariners. yarhl sine ,mo,urlsts tseas
TO The pro,cc,ive potency Of a tns f ss
which conqners m,.S
tism. nervousness and bilious"'s4
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cu,I.D nunNED no DEATH

Glen tos-, Texas, july ~ kth"l ken-
d,n tho ,0.year-oli daugh,c- of Mr. SAM
E.ildnl, received fatal burns from iann
eAuinsion last Friday and nod next evti-
ing Mr krndaii'r icf, hnrh Was seriously
turncd trying 20 shvc his chl'h'
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LET NOTHING PREVENT YOUR AS
SiS,rI M HIM.

Livingston. Texas. july u Contest hdi.
tor: trrosed find &. coupons, which
please place 10 the rrcdit of Bro. A. >;
poirheNtcr. wish To say n god 70 all
Interested in Bro rcnlevter's candidacy
,,ot TO ~ anything pass whereby YOU can
assist him Although have not the
ponsnre Of his acquaintance others whom
know praise HIM as = good and worthy
Christian gentleman. More to follow soon.
r w Dickson.
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ncrs. The first bale was marketed
Farmer Joe Rothmnn and bought BY b,
er Gus Jung. for u H. Bell. held ios q
signment TO Bryan Hcard-Taylot "a
press. 81. cents. weighed 800 pounds Cd
strictly middling. netted $3.50. inclps
sl0 premium. given by dealers and hzr
here. The second bale. belonging to nn
-r Luke Roberts. was not sold The IL
bale. belonging to Farmer Geo. Core
was sold. and bough, by Merchant y I
Noight for So class strictly mtatl
We ghed $50 pounds.
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HURT BY A RUNAWAY.

Bryan. Toxas. july -. Lee Itsey,
White man lvng six miles from kryan
was badly niiii by a mule today. II" h.
ramn euianeirI III the rop- aud the inn.
ran on dragging for soIne distance ana
terribly hrlislne MIN ~.
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TEMPLES FIRST.

Temple. TcNas. July % Thc first bale
~ cotton received IN Temple was mar
hetci here Yesterday. n Weighed AZ
pounds aud classed strict mid'lling bring
irr ccnis brsides n premium OF 81 Of
tered by the m-Ichants
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Houston. Texas. July l7.-contcs; Edi-
tor: Enclosed please d1l ~ COUPONS.
" hich Place to The credis cf Roy. l.. H..
Lamkin. Wishing him and Tie Post sue
cess l remain. your littla friend.
I.anlA MaSGard.
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put on THE LIST AGAIN AND VOTE
Up L-lAII.ltll

Hallertsv.lle. Texas. July 2o.-Contesi
EdNor. Please place ;he enclosed ~ cou-
pons "a the crodi, Of Bro. " j Sims of
Halle; sVille, also tire ten votes he had
received when his name was rlken On.
Thore il not q more deserving mirls;er
N Texas= than Bro. Sims. and l hope hts
friends VIII 80 To work for him. Respect
fully, J.. Searcy.
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o,,Anrr1rrE or CALVES.

Mckinney. Texas. July 2l.-John Martin
n tro,nt,i. at farmer living s.N miles east
If Mex inn"y. WIS In town Yesterday am
d, rortch tat one Of lhs MIX COWS ~
gwen hirtb TO four well drNclnp.h cils".'
~ II the quartstte wer. wen de'e'opr''
Nm Aid
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Tho Interest in The rcst's contest shows
no sign of waning: CT tho contrary It
- ows marked increase 1t VIII he no.
'tccd tha; Bro. Ioindoxter vino has led
for several days today takes seco III
place. AID the third in Inc goes to tn.
top Roy. II. Cohen beating tie osatwniie
.eader . votes. Bro. Lamkin has gone by
the $3.50 mark and takes the .h.ra posi-
ton.
Douhtless q number of Pos, readers are
saving their coupcns for the flush, and
many vqtts arr now going unnorcea that
IL be hunted up before that TINS.
'.lp cut tne niue coupon every uav
ana either vote or save it. Nou Wi S1sn
ygu mad II betct the contest closes.
hes-ues the letters published, the follow
ing were ieeeiVcd
I wenty vets for Rev T. X. starr san
Angelo, ~ name, Il votes for Rev. Z. NJ.
80 nwlin, Gavcston, nom a Houston
, fiend. u votes for Bro. Murray, from
IRON S4ins friend WHO fai i 90 attach a
$ Bila,urr, 90 VOTES FOR BIO. I.amkin. from
Jack Nlsstn. ANA also 40 woes for tho
same minister. amf-y enclosed In an yil-
yute tor Rev. Cohen from j. Freund. Co.
Gmra. Texas: 30 votes for 3Ahm iieurv
Vh'A from one OF HIS many frirnaS.' >
{ rpons from \. -, t;aN sion. 30 votes
Am"iiss C0rrine lIyman, Brcnham aud i96
votes from Larry Jacobs. Navasot,t,
TrAas.
Bro, Rhodes has been credited with IL
tl,m N. u. Moii".i. Lufkts. q votes from
II. u. Z, H.. Jasper. 30 Votes from Mrs. l.. NJ
i,onglass. Goimesreil. and = votes from
Airs }. l.. i rl'y. Silsb,e, Texas.
ftftN-seNnu coupons have been placed to
the credit Of Bro. bryce from Lizzie Han
cock of Augleton. Texas.
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4 CALIFORNIA; FRIEND.

l., Grarre. T,Nas. July 2i.--C eniest Ed
Tor. Ree to enclose herewith % cnu-
rons Kindly MACE to the credit Of pr.
iicnrv Conen Of Galveston. Texas. With
b.st Wishes from one e his Clliforn q
friends. ! remain Yours truly:
James V. Alexander.
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poprL1sT NOMINEES.

Rosanky. Texas. July a.-T-ae i>opahs,s
bed ihos- corye.;ic- here VS.. er,3a,'. nom
mating the following: Justice OF the
;,ssce NJ I. P.E.ll-ras. constable Nj.
g Gentry Both o. tscss gentlemen are
from Ss.,f.hV.le.
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A ut;AvY PEN ATTY.

WORKMAN. Texas. July Ia w WIDER
az this Mace was hncd sil1 and ~ days ~
lie county jail lor violating 'he 'oV"'
option law. lin, INC re-
,in,on and county court at Fairhsid '"'s
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Gcnzll,s. Texas. July ei.-.contest td-
tor: ON Saturday / sent you ~ No',n iSl
Bro Gothey. but OWING TO n@ vi
drawal they wsrr no; counted. You CIV.
me the privilege Of naming my se'rain
choice and | wiah the votes coun,G .o'
Rev. A. 8. Poindexter OF Edna ths zap.
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WANT HIM 10 ilnAn run LIST.

IJvlngsion. Texas. July 9l.--Contest Ell
tor Enclosed plcn,o i,ud ), votes for l5r'.
4, n Rhodes az WoodV.lc. " hat IS TIE
matter with Luflin and ronroe? Wake I'm
~ Raptlsis- an6 lot rs nut BRO lrn
IN lics TO the Top VIII, ~ he bel ,nga. i'is
uttle friends w, +. and q. Wclls.
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New Tim. Texas. July u Tho frs. bale
Of new cotton was brought IN today aud
lr,Iai' 10y Mr.. Il. 4. i'ophanken. The
bale was raised by f. kantz II weighed
t2i I.9lnd., cassed good middLng and
brought I cenis.
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NrYrN srRRENrEN.

Dalas. Texas July ...-rallss county
rcrnhs,s czucvsed To-Day and rent TIRE
sc,.e..-.-s =. Iuivf Jerome =. hcarcy a;
ST Louis.
render BRYAN -rcaGs .sath.
stsigneG.) w l. Scn nsoa-
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MORE NEXT WEEK.

Mona Texas. Julv 2i.-Contost Editor
Enclos, 4 please nind - Votes mat ! desire
W he paccH to tine credit of Rev. i'm
Fhodes of Woodvlle. VIII s,ni in mora
next week. Respectfully. 7. Il. Ogden.
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Fort Worth. Texas, Juy 22.-John Ro-
gan. who owns a bottom Land farm at
The mouth or Dutch branch on the Cedar
Fork. SAYS tina; the pecan crop IN Tar
rant country this y,.lr would be- u failure
as far as he could learn. Mr. Rosan
hts farm that are loaded with nuts wnen-
ever there Is amy N the conniry; but
the crop Will be complete failure. The
same report comes from other sections
that are noted for the pecan crop year
after year. What the cause OF the failure
is has not been stated.
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orr GERMAN CANDIDATE

Houston. TEXAS, July 2i.-Ccntcst I'd
fp-; picass IND euclased - coupons.
which please place 70 the credit OF our
pastor. Roy. II. Soh:impf, whom we love
and esteem. Yours truly.
Mother Stephan.
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iis;. as am sort OF highland Bapcist.
though better known TO the world ann the
church rs \ Presbyterian;
,lscceivcl after Bro. Godhav's with
draw.li ana counted for Bro PoindeNter
tcuay.--COr.es; Eistor.l
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L1TTI L FRIENDS Make \ BIG SHOW
ING.

Houston. Texas. 1uly %. Contest Ed
tor. Enclosed find ST coupons 10 be placed
TO the credit of Eov iIerry Cohen Of Gal
weston. We are working hard to get him
elected in his contest. His little friends.
Lion and F'laxman and h. and c. West
henieC
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sAnINE rAas MAnINE.

Sabine raaa Texas. Jnly 2i,-'Arri'eH;
qrh. Alice Archer Gibbs, fr nj BcrmIdh
cleared and sailed; Sch. j. ~. Mcinnis,
Harms. for fuApnn
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rMNNry .snvrN NOR nRo. LAMKIN

Houston. Texns July ~ Contest Ed
tor. Enclosed please ind y roupnnI
which p,nco to the credit Of Iiov. l.. |,
Iamkin. llopinS he VIII be successful,
lady Leila Baldwin
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La Grange. Texas July T. contest Ed
tor: Pl.;lse piic- the enclosed 100 cou-
rons to the credit of W. Il. Campbell Of
wharton Texas. More 10 follow. Re-
specially yours, Z. IL. e.
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Dallas. Texas. jay @--E. O. sess,oas
@. Rise Navarro coun,y. tbs father Of
-,rults-n II Texas. Is Wing 10 aoce7.
ifsa rarnina1i0u Ter Treasure ga the Ycpu-
l.st r-csaf-
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Moscow. Texas. July 2i-Contest f,di-
tor: Please place TO the ,teii Of Rev
left Rhodes tho g coupons sent in for
Rev. Y. y. Godpey. and ohlirc.
Mrs. Lula Dudley,
Herman Goodwin.
Jake Goodwin
As these votes war received after bro.
Godhev's withdrawal they are voted as
reque,ted Contest Editor.
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H1.Rr RY a RUNAWAY

Columbus. Texas. July @.-Mr J
Munson's son. Thu-mcnd, Is suns
from a severe conclusion of the p'"a
celved by falling from a runaway II
this morning. He and small nes h,,, y
were riding the horse: the negro Wit
the horse with rope, frighlshns h.
Beng unable to control the hoIse
screamed. frightening the no,ssy
fell, Thurmond being injured as sHs
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rlirRTY voTEs rRoM GALVESTON

Galveston, Texas, july 2l.-Coupon Edl-
tor: Enclosed md 80 votes for Rev H.
Cohsn. cin worthy and popular rabbi
Galveston il not asleep and We VIII he IN
1t when !, comes 10 ;Ac imsh. with best
wishes for In Cohen and The Post. We
remain, yours respectfully.
Alex. schwartz,
Morris Block.
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NEW FEDERAL COURT.

Fort Worth. Texas. July 22.--rhe new
Imitcd States district court that was es-
bahllshed In Fort Worth 10y the last con.
gress VIII open It's first session ser.tembor
y, Deputy Clerk Martin now .as every.
imng n readiness for business inc,uni,r
his Mes and seals As Vet but one en- 10
has been fled. This court has lurisli,tio,
over forty counties
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new man. and will never cease % = -.
full to the Copeland specialists Tor -
they have done for me-"
Mr.. JOHN s. LIE BALTLaTER q -
Skagit county. WASH. and welt0e91
throughout that portion Of the state
cured OF a severe case OF catarrh & ~
Kidneys and bladder. totally tncApec1nM
him from labor. He took home treat<
and now he writes: Il have gone % -
in logging camp. driving seyen-y
pretty good man again. 1 an
good as new The soreness ~
all left my kidneys. and the le!o
and tameness tn my limbs have ,s ~
ststute have sent quite good maM
you TO be cured. and shall continue "
so"
MRS. MARY A. SIMMONS, Of 9hedA
Or. cured OF catarrh OF the ssomseA
"My neighpors say It 10 almost Inc =
ing the dead ceme to life to see me aeee
again. For six weeks before l peBan ~
treatment | did not eat an ounce o.
and TWO doctors said I Was about =
OF starvation. Ny stomach would not =
tain even water. We had no faith 70 W.
medicine. Other medicine had neez4
killed me. and my friends would nos
FInal.y they did so. as a last resort -
result is my pain Is all gone ! 49,
rayenous appetite. and feel better
for ten years. ana my friends al -
miracle"
J. II, MORRIS. . telegraph operes1
Kiona, Wash, who was cured OF 49,
prostraiion more than year aoa
mail treatment. writes: II again ~
you \ few lines to let you know
continued good health. the result y
careful and scientific treatment
long time ago. There have nev9
any symptoms OF return Of diseoea -
am strong and robust"
MIR. r. A. BIRD. Of IAfayetse -
Cured OF eatnrrh Of head. throat an -
Mr.. A. r. DooLITTLE. OF orefca -:
Or.-Catarrh OF head and throat = -
MIR JOHN REDMOND. of Mcsilpnys1
Or.-Cured OF catarrh OF the bfes
MIR. d. II. CLOSE. Of Oregon City. Qs
Catarrh Of head. throat and stomess
MR. FRED cHRIsTIANsoN. -
BlakeIey. Wash.-Hearing restored -
tarrh OF stomach; cured
HON. J. A. CAvANAUGH. Kent
Cured OF catarrh OF head and stosaes
CAPT. HARRY REEVE. Rainier. q
Cured Of casarrh Of stomach and 49,
MRS. r. O.. MKAY. Kirkland.
Catarrh Of head and throat 10 ysaUs