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HIGHLAND SPRINGS.
THE BEST PLACE ON EARTH TO
SPEND THE FALL MONTHS.

Good Climate and the Greatest Va
riety and Finest Mineral Springs
in the World.
Fall season opens August Is. Finest
dining-room and table north of San Fran
cisco: Good hunting, bathing, boating
and fishing.
RATES $40 TO $l2 PER WEEK.
For full particulars address
LEE d. CRAIG,
BIG Montgomery St., 5. Il.
Or j. CRAIG,
Highland Springs, Lake CO., Cal.
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SEIGLER SPRINGS,

LAKE COUNTY.
DOPULAR HEALTH RESORT. OPEN THE
j. year round. Telephone connections Round
trip tickets at Southern Pacific Offices 30; special
conveyance daily. For inform alton address JOHN
SPAULDING. SeigIer Springs, Lake County, Cal
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HOME REST FOR THE SUMMER.

GUNNER BOARD IN SAN JOSE; PLEASANT
= rooms; large grounds; fruit and flowers. Ad
dress P. O. box 226
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Sim commit
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........ $40 TO $40 PER WEEK.

Two Routes to the Springs, s. p. Co. and
5. f. and n. p. Railway.
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A'Positive Cure for Rheum atism Liver,
Kidney and Stomach Troubles.
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At BELMONT SAN MATEO COUNTY
n board for summer months; private family;
beautiful grounds; large rooms; minutes from
station; hour fm city. MRS. HANSEN, Belmont
4 NI1A VILLA. wR1eHTs, SANTA CRUZ
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DIvERsIDE RANcH-oN THE BANKS OF
II Eel River 6 miles from Potter Valley, Mem
docino County: round trip, SO rs from San Fran
cisco; fishing, hunting, bathing and boating un-
surpassed. Terms, ST per week. Excellent table;
milk fruit. vegetables raised on the ranch. L. j.
GILLESPIE, Potter Valley, Mendocino County.
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THE FIRE DEPARTMENT AGAIN

Coupon Editor:
Please place enclosed 80 oupons to the
credit of my little friend John Quail
trough. With best wishes 'or your sue
cess, +. Abadle,
Driver Aerial luck No
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the cases of the other defsr,,,.. !. ,
1upeIIpd mr. pat ~''naaiW VI h

the cases of the other defendant a !,
annealed or not. y" ~ Y
rms morning VIII Taylor, on Il. !.
ssuuiltE 10 tho charge Of burglary m y
S'fDoli .wo Years IN the penilenlIary Z
iapiert harris, also CHARGED M
Durelary. entered a plea Of e,,it, ", Nv
was given two years. = ssas ~
The official report Of the s,,M d..
among other things created 4 sss,,s x!
among the saloon men with the fcijsxis,,
announcement: '''''' =
IN obedience to your houor, A,,.,
we nave thoroughly investigated M u y
latlons of the Sunday law and Va y,
sorry TO say that 1t has been yiolaim !,
our County from time whereof A.
memory OF man runneth not 10 nv M.
trary BY citizens both high ana Nv
rlch and poor. And as a result N TX
investigations We have found tvsn,r.f A.
true bills against the violation ih;rssi
just finding one indictment against vi
ana every person against whom Ne M
evidence sufficient to convict W M
that the city government Is povtriss !,
enforce this law ESQ they say,, trcu h,
fact that there is no city ordinance itfr,
lating or furnishing infractons ii d,
Sunday laws, and from this ut ID,
county officers and grand juries are ccn.
PEELED to enforce this law. II n Il n,
forced at all, and It should be eivs!
SO long as II remains the law. VI n
lieve that n strict enforcement aid D.
servance of these laws will have I ~
utary effect on society, will condurs |,
public tranquility, be destructive Of g!,al
evil and produce good results. We hsS.
therefore commenced the eniorcemss
thereof and recommend to an good sit
GERS and all good citizens thelf obeefvns
and strict enforcement.
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administered National government, wheth-
whatever pursuit engaged. Our candidate,
in private and public life. fully meets every
test. The only danger lies In overcome
dence and lack OF interest OF our friends
and fellow democrats, and this II Is the
first and highest duty of every member or
our party to at once set TO work to antici.
pate and obviate by instant, continued and
earnest w,rk until the polls close on the
night of the It'll of April next. In this way
only can we succeed, and we have not
moment to spare, as only a. few short days
remain before the election. We must poll
as full u vote as possible, and the only way
TO attain this result In for you and for me
and for every one OF us. TO see that every
man that we can possibly influence goes
TO the polls and votes, and votes right.
For any Of us to fail to do so will be Civ
ing direct and positive aid to our enemies
and greatly increase the chance of defeat
this fall. and very much Increase che labor
and expense OF maintaining the supremacy
of the democratic party at the polls next
November. Do not be at all misled by the
TACT that this IL a special election for a
congressman alone. The result and It's eff
fects are the same. The slightest appear
ance of weakness Indicated on our part by
llght democratic vote or a small demo-
cratic majority is direct incentive and
Invitation TO every populist and repub-
lican IN this district, with renewed hope,
70 double his efforts to defeat or party Mt
the polls In November, and In addition be
the means OF their securing many a CON
vert. strength is always with the strong
we should know our friends and make our
enemies know ana fear us. Our duty IL
plan; let us see that We do it. Yours truly
Robert j. kieberg.
chairman Democratic Campaign Commit
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IN THE ELEVENTH..
An Address to Democrats In Behalf
kleharr

An Address TO Democrats In Behalf of
kleberg.
Corpus Christi, Texas, March T.-R. j..
Kleberg, chairman of the democratic cam
paign committee of the Eleventh congress
sional district, has issued the following
urgent appeal to the democrats Of this dts
,trict,
The various political parties In our dis
triet having named their candidates and
adopted their platforms. 1t only remains Ia
tight the battle upon the ground thus no
lected by the men and measui es submitted
20 the voters az the coming election. our
platform Is subject TO any honest criticism
and, IN tones of pure democracy, appeals
allke TO tho hearts and personal interest I
OF every one desiring a just aud honestly
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TOWN NOTES.

through the mails, He was given a hear
ing before United States Commissioners
Little and In default of $500 bail was sent
TO Jail.
TOWN NOTES.
Today was the twenty-frst anniversary
Of Rev. 7. r.. Lees rectorship OF st.
David's church.
The governor today offered reward
of $3.50 for the arrest of Tom Ansley.
charged with the murder of A. j. Morgan
in Pamela county a week ago.
w, NJ Knight of Meridian, who Will
succeed H. L. Brown as first office as
slstant to the attorney general, has ar
rived to assume the duties of his office
George IL. McFadden OF Philadelphia
of the firm of McFadden Brothers, COM
press operators Bryan Heard. represent
Ing the Mcbaddens at Taylor, and Richard
Lord, their traffic manager, are registered
at the Hotel Salge today They are maxi
ing a tour of the State looking over the
extensive interests here.
The transfer of nearly 200 cases from
the Northern districts to the Austin court
of civil appeals has occasoned the pres
ence of Il large number OF North Texas
lawyers in the city this week and given
them an opportunity TO view the repub-
lean circus which held forth here for
four days. Among them were Mcdonald
and Dudley of Paris. Clark of Dallas,
Sheriff. of Greenville, Sempe of Bonham,
Standifer of Denison, Clendenin Of Emory.
Barwise of Wichita Falls. Swan of Hen
rietta. Geers Of Marshall and Bomar of
Fort Worth.
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SECOND sUpRFMF DISTRICT.

Fort Worth. Texas, March ss,--The fol-
lowing business was transacted in the
Second supreme district ciyii court Of APP
poals.
Gases submitted-Ed II, Welch g al VS.
the Phelps & Bieelow Windmill COM
pany. from Armstrong; J. l.. Reed. nd
mintsirator, va Il. G. McGourk. from
TRrrant; Clay County Land and Cattle
company VS.. Montague, from CLAY: W.
H. chissum vs. j. 6, Chestnut, admins
traitor. 81 al, from Clay: II. g, Evans COM
panY vs.. John \. Gumpel ct al, from
Palo rinto; Mary j. shaw VI, =, r. lIollo-
way et al from Tarrant' Mary Keller at
nj 50. w. T.. strange. from Tnrrant. Gulf
Colorado and Santa re Railway company
VS., u. W. J. Thompson, by next friend
superintendent vs. Il. w. Mcbride. from
Carson.
Jacobs vs.. g. W Baker from Cooke. at
frmad j. X, sunderson ct al w. J. ].
lcaiik ct nj, from Wichita, reversed and
rendered against appellee, w w. Barnes
et al Vs. j j. Faux ct al. from Wichita
reversed and rendered against nppcllees;
Geo T. Biockman rs, Robert llerssels
K Son 1T al. from Wilbarger, affirmed;
J. T.. Cotton vs. Frank Hicklln, from
Parker. reversed and rendered for appel
liant; Pr. p. Morgan vs.. A. =. A. {. Tin
pen ct al from Haskell, affirmed; Thos
Kane & 20. W. A. J. Anderson. W @.
Newly, garnishee. froIa T=rcsnt. AFFIRM
ed.
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
Judge Reagan WIN Soon Return tn HI,
Post -

Judge Reagan VIII Soon Return IN Hts
Post
Austin, Texas. March ga latter wo.
received from Judge Reagan TODAY Inv HE
colleagues on the commission stating maj
ho is much better and win soon return TO
Austin. ~
PEARL SIMPSONS CASE.
fearl Simpson, the young woman who
was arrested last night on a charge az
causing her infants death by THROWING, a,
out OF the window of moving train. win
ne given an examining trial Monday. she
maintains that the child was dead wber
sue dropped II from the car hut the c,t,
pnSSclah ileld an autopsy and saws con
nbb,sloi Oh the brain caused death. Other
49, SSaVidhS nave boon employed 10 max
another autopsy, however, bv symnath"tnie
cent. 'e woman lnno-
Governor Hoeg heard her story tod,,.
anu volunteered to defend her hnyir,s niS
conc convinced that she had no, IL ta an
'',iaHy caused her baby's death, If mr. ali
NEW coLoRED ORGANIZATION
me Band OF Kindred, coored hene,,,
lent association. which has been bold,no,
convention here for week. has al
!ouIhed 10 meet again at Waco On ~
second Monday in October tsas TIL vi me
ciued to establish their Stale ard 1e-
chasn heaaquarters IN Austin and nnr-
street. Which, Sfse vt Guiding 81 on san Gabriel
= N IN
WIDOWS and orphans home '"'o
A NEWSPAPER CASE.
II Is understood that the railroad o,,.,
mission will soon have a newspaper caso
10 consider, growing out of the r,st -
T i'h,nr train service north our Of DnIias
a a ~ ia ses OF discrimination in the rna,te,.
NJ ~ .Apected 10 be preferred by tba ~,
y, orth Gazette and the investigated Or
" Vo'nes on VIII be quite interestlns
CHARTERED.
chartered today: I.eeper Hardware co,,
hsny OF Denison; capital stock sra ooo
,,er iI,,srat9Ts' s. D. Leeper, ]. ID. Gard
r. neNas Yellow Pine company of Wa
reh; capital stock $4,000, incorparaW,ar.
L. A. Epping, A. Young. II. NJ. Flomtnss
BOUND OVER.
a. I, Edwards of Lee county WINS |
oharssads mere s, today by The deputy marsha,
Wv" se'oing obscene letters |
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TEXAS POLITICAL POINTERS.

l.ithar A. Lawhon, populist nominee for
congress. opened his canvass In a speech
at Kaules city. Saturday, March y.
Judge W. NJ. Key announces that he viii
be a candidate for recollection 20 his seat
on the court of civl appeals bench OF
this Third supreme judicial district
u. NJ. Boglc OF St Elmo announces
that he viii be Il candidate FOR the lesis-
lature from Travis county. subject to the
action OF the democratic convention,
The democratic executive committee or
Robertson county Is caled to meet At
Franklin next Tuesday, March 81. 1896
A good attendance Ia hoped Tor and ex-
pectsd.
Senator Sheriff. OF Greenyiile may posi-
bly, become a democratic candidate for
congress in the Third district ia view of
the fact that Congressman Noakum de-
CliucS to run again.
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COURT OF cRIMTNAI. APPEALS

Dallas. Texas, March 2S--The court OF
criminal appeals today passed on the fol-
lowing cases.
Atdrmcd-L. Levine. from Navarro; H.
u, Collins from Bosquo; Chns. carr from,
Ipshur, Frank Logan, from Liberty; j
J, Harris, from Dallas
Reversed-J. w, Iluntley and J. A..
Gardner, from pnllae.
from Ewuh j. ". Nasitis. from san Pa.
tri,io; W. $, fite uhreck caseg), from
Hunt =. }. Lowory. trgn Eastland /,
Charley l'rewitt, from lGustfnnd.
Writ OF habcas Corpus Refused--Elmo
Wood, from Curycll
The court today discharged j. c. Kear-
by On the contempt case.
Court adjourned for tho term.
During the term 223 cases were decided
OF which number ~ were affirmed and
~ reversed. y feIonics were affirmed and
- misdcmrnnors were Alarmed; e mis-
demcauors We're reversed aud ~ feonies.
Al felony cases on the docket were
Transferred 10 Austin. and quite n num-
her of misdemcanors were also trans
fcrrcd. Court meets Ia Austin the first
Monday ia April.
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II. p. A. INITIATION

Dallas. Texas, March ga venthu-
slastic meeting was held this eng by
Post Il. Il. =. a. of A. the atterce be-
ing large. Final arrangements made
and committees appointed to entin the
annual state convention that man this
city April 10 and II. The posss ar.
ranged to entertain large deleen. An
extra effort is being put forlh by post.
the commercial club and the cits gem
orally 10 entertain royalty, anil the
members OF the n. L. A. are cor
elers Protective association areit cor
daily invited to be present. nclly TO
enjoy Dallas hospitality, but articl-
pate in tho convention, and II is wish
OF Post II that all come without
A. II. Dean,
PRESIDENT Il.
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Oeorgetown, Texnr Mnrrn N a.. n.,
BRAzos COUNTY coMMurrpD.

Bryan Texas. March 2s.-The DEM
oeta'ic executive committee of Brazos
county met today, a majority of the com
nit'ee being present, and authorized tina
county chairman, General IL. q. stoddnra
70 Issue eall for q county convention,
gates to said county ponvontion' yvbich a.
20 select dtlegates to the state. congress
sienal, judicial, senatorial and Represent
alive conventions.
The subject OF primary election. AVID. =,
vote on the financial question was moi
mentioned. The chairman Is 10 fix da1
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A LADY,S THANKS.

Mrs. F.. J. shamblin desires 10 rein
most heartfelt thanks to the Ji!M
Democratic association Of Fort Bs'
county. and the many friends Of Fort b!
county for their noble effort In sreti.f
the beautiful monument at RichmoM
memory of her late husband, ]. VI. Slis.
bin. and for their many expresshns =
kind sympathy at the time Of me ult
ing, March II. and she also desires 70 'la ~
The Houston Post for It's fnil ana 81,
plete account of the unwilling cerenMk'
and the addresses delivered on that ~
sion. Mrs. Il. j. nnsm0a-
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BRENNAN BUDGET.
Three Death Sentences Imposed 7, Ono
Week " NNN

nie''han' Texas. March 2S.-In the dis.
,r'ct court this week John ana Rradv
ttulheiTord, father ana son. and Joe
TTiU,oasoh' charged with the murder ~
rivon IpWyer, have been convicted and
wbose ,ilYtsperl their accomplice. upon
ora5i,5. 'esiihopy. together with corrob-
can,i,ne, SNldcnee, the other three were
1TynS,S'Sd' WIN have his case called next
continnyS,, pHt y win in all probability he
do IT, 49, ior the term. as II would moi
ne a. Ssnd the main State witness to n rhe
'''''''ary until ii is known whether
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MISS RANKIN WITHDRAWS.
Asks Her Friends to Vote for Courtn,
u1tt.hIuap

Asks Her Friends to Vote for Courtney
Coupon Editor:
Well, l started into the bicycle contest
to win. l wanted the wheel, not for the
glory Of outstripping all of my competi-
tors. but simply because | wanted a
But now, what do YOU think? WHY. a
number OF my special church friends, TO
my surprise and inexpressible joy, late
gg e,n,f3}y ..oXyening presented me with a
most approved design. o. / am the hap
pest girl in Houstoi Now, ii would not
De iair Tor me TO continue in the race.
enough for me. SO now withdraw from
ne contest. with good will for all.
, tnank my dear good friends for their in
hehalf. SO far have had much pleasure
IN M contest. | did not know | had so
many good friends and well-wtshers As
Tor those dear, good church people who
gave me the beautiful wheel-well | can
not express myself. 1 will see them IN per
son. Now. from this time on / want to
tnroW All Of my influence to my friend
Courtney liutchison He attends INV
church and Sunday-school And ali of The
coupons | can henceforth get will 20 TO
his credit. | intend to work as hard for
him rs ! have been working for mvseif.
and want my friends H. and out or thc
city 70 do the same. Send In your cou-
rons 10 me II you can, and If you can not
VIII al aud get them as usual Thanks
10 Tho Post for court sizes Your friend
Louie Royd Rankin
TWENTY-FIVE FOR MISS M'KERNON
Coupon Editor:
Subllh~. Texas: March 27.--Please place
to the redit of Miss Gussie McKernon %
eounons With best wishes,
Selma Weller.
+ HE gALKED, BUT THEY COUNT.
,H.ouson. Texas. March 2s.-Courtney
payoi you yesterday to lead;
y .cinch / see clear through
- coupling up my het. indeed,
In playing this time two.
pay you still to hold first place.
4 tlleSs you chance to balk.
i pay you strong to win the race
sTss II something like a walk.
A. Hy. Ball.
-hoUIdANA AGAIN HEARD FROM.
Coupon Editor:
Bayou Chicot. La. March e4.-Enc1osed
ma no coupons for my S Z. candidate
Jphn Qmltrough. Place the same Ia bts
Credit ard ablige yours truly
Sol. ]. Hirsch.
YEAST 70 RISE ALEXANDER's LIST.
Coupon Editor:
the encloecd 10 coupons to Alfred Alex
ander's credit in the bicycle contest
Use truly. hagic Yeast.
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT AGAIN.
Coupon Editor:
Please place enclosed 80 c,upons to the
credit OF my little friend John Quail
trough with best wishes or your sue
cess +. Abadle,
Driver Aerial luck No
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rARkER couNTY NoMINEEs.

weatherford, Texas, March 2s-The DEM
ocratic county convention was held here
today. Following is the ticket nominated;
Representative, James Hearst county
judge. l. n. Roach: attorney. Il. b. Hood; ;
sheriff c. H. Isibel; district clerk. y. L.
C. Morgan: county clerk. w L. McFuil;
tax assAssor William Boone county treas
urer J. +. Kerr; tax collector Jim Taylor,
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scuruE NOrrT,DN'T WORK.

Austin Texas. March 2s.-Bill Mcdonald
of Forney. the colored Reed boss, and the
leading spirit OF the Texas Reed Alliton
combine, has been trying to iniuee quincy
man Friday Euston, who Is secretary OF
the republican state executive committee,
to call said committee together to fepose
Chairman Grant. but the scheme lent
working because enough commit .eeinen
can not be found to help II along.
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A FRIEND OF TIE 7. p. A.

QhInt,ua. Texas. March 2s.--The 1T.
l.. \. girl" Miss Annie Wynn Damon,
for whom | enclose you "a coupons. is
distant descendant OF Daniel Boone, the
famous Kentucky hunter. Indian con-
vcrter and angel-maker Her grand
parents came to Texas in 1S22 and nobly
ana their part during tho eVentful days
OF those times, contributing to the happy
hunting grounds their share of good
lndans;" also i've OF her grand-,mcles
were in tho battle of San Jacinto. the
youngest, MIR Darst but 10 years OF ags,
ran away from homo and joined the
army, then cnCamped ca the Colorado.
He periodically kept his place through
out The hardships OF the whole of Its
long ANA weary retreat to tho San Ia
cinto, and on that nevcr-to- forgotten
?lst OF April 1896. was by no means the
lenst active In winning Texas indie
pcngrncc.
Miss Annie Wynn Damon is n sweet.
good and lovahlr little girl, a most
worthy descendant OF a valiant race: and
when the votes are counted next Wcducs-
day Il should be found that the exertions
of the 1T +. AS" had placed hr
on ono of The Posts wheels. so generous
Is given: ana II could thea he truly said
that the honorable had honorcd where
honor was due. and that the members
of noble association had honorsd them
selves In houorng her.
A Friend Of tho r. =. A. and Their Girl
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FIRST PRIZE

On Exhibition at Wilson. Eyres & Co.'S
The choice of any Stearns bicycle val.
ued at 1925 or less to the one gathering
the largest number OF coupons before 12
O'Clock. noon. APRIL /. 1896.
SECOND PRIZE
On Exhibition at C. l.. q Theo. Behring'S,
l0l4 Prairie Avenue.
To the person securing the second larg.
est number of bicycle coupons The Post
viii give Il high-grade Waverly bicycle.
In order 10 give out of town contestants
an equal chance tine last coupon will be
published on the morning of March 81.
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Liz WulTEs oKnANIzlNG.

mckinney, Texas, Mnrch @.-Dr. Arch
Cochran OF Dallas spoke In the court
house here today. after when the ily
white republicans effected q county OF
ganizatlon by eiecting y, Miilgan chair
man and VI. II. Crouch secretary. Five
white delegates were selected to attend
the Houston convention,
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SCHEME AGAINST HARDY.

Corsicana. Texas, March 2s.-The Ma
varro county democratic executive COM
mittec met today and Endorsed the State
committee In full and adopted plan
whereby Hardy nor any other sound
money man will be sent to any convention
from this county.
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APPRECIATES HIS FRIlps.

Houston, Texas, March 2s.-H come
with 2h9 votes. for which pleaSlace TO
my credit, | wish to thank friends
for what they have done for and n
is highly appreciated. Hoping At they
win continue the good work, remain.
very truly. Alfred AInder
1915 Nance street.
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HEMpsTEAD FOR MISS MrpNoN

NTNHVTI F-UIIVE.
Hampstead, Texas, March 27Enclosed
please find is coupons, which ne to the
not acquainted with the younady. b,it
thinking hfr surely the winneani moi
wanting to lose my few votes. list s1rne
FOR her. Wishing Miss Mci<oIn much
success and hoping to have thpleastIre
10 meet her on The Post bice, / re-
main. respectfully,
Maxflrsch
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SECOND cur COMPLETED.

Sabine Pass Texas. March a-Ds'
night the dredge Herndon completes ~
second cut through the bar. giving nl''
ty foot channel. twenty-five ieeI w N,
The schooner John II. BullrlcA, n ~.
arrived last night, four days OUT A''
Tampico. ----------:
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a DESERVED RES

Coupon Editor;
Houston, Texas, March 2-Enclosed
find 2ls coupons. Please pie TO my
credit Am glad tomorrow Isundav. as
IN get some rest. Thank the kind
friends again who are helpinge Yours
respectfully, Courtney ltchfson.
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RICH IS CONTENT
But Content Comes only to Those WV
Enjoy Good Health

How often do we hear persons t I'm,
that they would give, az '9 as.s,.s thst
IS usnrping their vitality grsdasaIl's5; rs
surely. UNDERMINING their con ss. ssIs
They put off until tomorrow s INV rcsl
should have attention To-Day. i,,s,,spIt
ponc the COMMENCEMENT u Ram the IT,
ioyment of good health. but ny M Il
from which they suffer ceases Nv :.
As an eminent writer oncsS III Ts'susrti
SEEMS THAT THE HuM.4ASs. ,r "1 Hi
ARE PRONE 10 NEGLfESSvf piiyE
THiNGS WHICH IN REAaLLilppi uhPPi
MOST TO DO WITH THEN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-29
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Coupon Editor:
Please place tho enclosed cons to
the credit OF Courtney Hutchiso Wish
ing him success. l am. respect
NJ I. ason.
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