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The herald., 1896-10-21

not the constitutional power to support
its marshals In executing its writs and
has not the power to open the way for
the mails an interstate commerce
ought not to be the president of the
United States. We had that thing out
in 1861 to 1864. The governor Of Ken
lucky thought Mr.. Lincoln had no right
to march the troops into Kentucky.
When we got home we thought that
doctrine was dead and think when this
election is over we will find that it is
dead. Mr.. Bryan has said that he has
never said anything to indicate that he
would not enforce the laws.
II say when he said that he believed
in that platform he said so. Gov. Alt
geld has recently made a speech in New
York city, only last Saturday, and in
that speech he clearly said that those
resolutions in the convention pointed
to the Chicago riot and to Mr.. Cleve-
lands conduct in connection with it.
He says that the marshal Of Southern
Illinois called upon him to help enforce
the process of the United States courts
and he complains that the marshal of
Northern Illinois, instead of calling up
OIl AiHl, Cdlicu upOH Illc pIcSiuSHI VI lie
United States to help him. No, we
cannot diminish the power or the dig
nifty or the honor of this great nation
We must hold to the doctrine that the
president, If the executive of the nation,
sworn to execute the laws, has the pow
er to execute them on every foot Of
American soil without asking anybody's
consent
At the conclusion of his speech the
crowd to the back of the platform de-
manded a speech and the general spoke
briefly.
At 1880 p. m. the Evansyille demon
stration was begun by parade, which
was reviewed by Gen. Harrison from a
stand erected at the court house. After
the parade Gen. Harrison spoke to 1000
people.
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SPIRITUALISTS CONVENE.
The Association Grows in Spite Of Ad-
verse LAWS.

WASHINGTON, Oct 2O.-The fourth
annual convention of the National Spir-
itualists' association began here this
morning and will continue through till
Thursday night, the sessions being held
daily.
The association is three years old,
has 600 local associations, twelve state
associations and fifty-two camp meeN-
ing associations, with. it is claimed, a
bona fide membership of 125,O00; has
also Is churches and property valued at
81, 100000.
The report of President Barrett was an
exhaustive review of the woVk accom-
plished by the association during the
forty-ninth year of the spiritualist era.
He recommended vigorous agitation for
the repeal of legislation hostile to medi-
ums and healing spiritualists, and the
establishment of school of philosophy
at Canandaigua, N. Y.
The herald., 1896-10-21
RLAINE's DAUGHTER DIVORCED

BOSTON, Oct. 20.-A special to the Jour-
nal from Augusta says: Harriet Blaine
Beale, with her attorney, Leslie c. Cornish
of Augusta, appeared quietly before Judge
Whitehouse of the supreme court this af-
ternoon. Mrs. Beale asked for a divorce
from her husband, Truxton Beale. Mr..
Cornish made brief talk and the divorce
was, decreed. The libelant prayed for the
custody of a minor child, Walker Blaine
Beale. aged six months, and valves all
claim for dover or alimony. The libel is
endorsed, showing the process was served
on Beale in Washington, October Sd, and
no opposition to it is made by the libelee.
The herald., 1896-10-21
A BRIDES SUICIDE

ALAMEDA. Oct. 20-Mrs. w. H.
Wahmuth. young bride Of four
months, committed suicide this evening
by asphyxiation at 1918 Broadway,
where she resided with her husband and
his parents. There was no apparent rea-
son why the young woman should take
her life, and her friends insist that She
must have been suffering from tempo
rary insanity, ss
The herald., 1896-10-21
IVORY'S FRIENDS.
The Dynamite Suspect is to Have Good
Counsel.

NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-The Irish Ma
tional Alliance has cabled to alliance
representatives in London to see that
the best counsel is retained, in order
that when the case of Edward ]. Ivory,
of this city, arrested on suspicion of
connection with an alleged dynamite
plot. is called up again in the police
court on Friday demand be made for
his discharge.
President Lyman has also written
a strong letter to Secretary of State Oh
rey demanding that his department take
action and that Ivory be accorded all
the rights to which an American citizen
Il entitled. The letter Is said to be
couched in very strong terms.
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POPE AND POLITICS.
Archbishop Ireland Claims to Have
Given No Offense.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.--Archbishop
Ireland today authorized the following
statement concerning the published dis
patches under Rome date. stating the
pope was vexed with the archbishop TO,
the position he has taken on the political
situation:
There is no truth whatever in the
statement. What the purposes are os
those who make It's and similar state
ments are, l do not know. AS to my let
ter. published a week ago, on the politi i.
cal situation, it remains, so far as am
concerned, in full force. Developments
of political matters, SO far as observed
by me, confirm me in all the statements
then made and lead me to renew them
today with yet stronger emphasis"
The herald., 1896-10-21
HOKE VISITS GROVER

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2O.-Ex-Secretarv
Hoke Smith came to Washington toda "
from Atlanta and will remain several days
in connection with business before the
supreme court. He says he is here on
strictly professional business and does no.
care to talk politics. He called at the in
terror department and saw Secretary Fran
CTS and the law officers Of the department
ana later called on the president
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TOO COLD TO TROT

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Oct 20.-John
R. Gentry, driven by Andrews, failed to-
day in his effort to lower his mark of
2:0O1a, made at Rigby park. The day
was cold and north wind was blow
ing. The track was fine, but Gentry
was not in good form, and the best he
could do was 2:04E.
The herald., 1896-10-21
A POTTERY BURNED

AKRON, O., Oct. 20.-At midnight the
stoneware works of Whitmore, Robin
son & Co. were destroyed by fire. The
loss will be 100000 and the insurance
half as much.
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NEW CANDY FAt,roRy

Fort Worth. Texas, july 23.--The Fort
Worth Can and Craclec company
whose plant WAS burned last year. have
commenced work on their new premises.
Some time ago they purchased the stone
building on Kusk street which Joseph II.
Brown used ~ "A candy and baking pow
or factory. and are now engaged n pull
Ing down sonsr sheds adjoining IL pre-
pMatcry tn the erection of a two-s;ory
structure, which viii be used for ovens
and boiler rooms. This will give them
they expect to carry on. The machinerv
for the new plant is arriving and VIII be
put w az fast as possible, so as to have
everythng In readiness fer the opening
II Is In comp'ete operation IL will he the
most complete and extensive plant of Tho
KIND IN the South.
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Will VOTE roR BRYAN.
A Republican Sc--saes So re Texas
I<<rtsis- .-s Bcf,s.


A Republican Sc-,s.ee .c- re Texas
Legislature Bcs,s.
Dallas. Texas, July .@.--gSTe-.al 20 ths
Regn.ssc. - uo.hsr bot from Texas re-
rrsilcAnis-n has .ksea mace and apo;s+t
i-ns.c-'aH; democratic coaVe-. -s1Aie-
In May last John : Lang. s. vas
Dominated 10y "a zion of jass- ani r.
publican Interests .c.r - s7fesen:s ave f;o-t
Dallas cc41:y IN .ha ,ss4s.a-a-c- 20 ee
t1@-sts3 Tex. Noye--te-. Nj I-alnr t0dae
tzu.eG ias AepuSh. car-sssso7ds1. :Es
soisovs9r cad.
y an oo q. ne -are trr -t7-ss e1t1.ive
aud have wrAsrAn-r from M sspnti can
patty. Marx Eanua S-S =, god stspd-
ard apu. 60 Wiz -1e. s'r ~ora-r--
man. arsd ". ! bryan c1-s1-S -sarsf rep
ressitlrs iha w1o-s g-sls-a a1+ :-si- inter
t-sts tnar airy cari saie - ~ f'+s,-
asncy shat has hr-r NAMED Hence anal.
vote 70. Bryan sa8 f--- s-lra- and shall
20, ae a csrt 7a-s fa- -s7.~s niAttNe o.
any oth-- 'ree .iar,. Bryan Is the thnic.
o: th@ trades 1uiose sn1 csh=r crs1!izel
ar1 u.lo-xan-4=5 wprsins.sa~s ard fhes
are gong 20 woe :o- him = NoFen. bar.
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PRINCIPLES ARE NAuCH7.
TEXAS Populists Are Only Narrins
Against CuIbersoa.
SOME GROSS MISREPRESENTATION.
Philosopher Moore Evidently Cropping
In Political Dsrkness - Dibreli In.
dorses kiebers's Staod.

Austin, Texas. Jaly "a - philc>crhe-
John NJ. Moore. popuhs; candidate for
railroad conlrnis ssoner. rs quoted as say
ing that Il Is more important for thc re-
formers to keep up thsi7 ash; azasIsi
the State aamiais.r-a ;oon than X IS &c fo- Ii
combinations that Nigh. lead to iA- IL
r,nph Of the principles when ia.s af=
Supposed 10 be fighting FOR naticnalsy
becarse Cuil~r<ca has -a.sec tie iA1es.
allowed the s>nsois 10 -un % weeds, -
sued bonds n times Of peace ard famed u
rernpoei the ie.. System. john knows
Well enough ina: The rate o; ;ASa;ios. was
neither raised 70 meet eatraNase'~cie - q
the pres-n, drT-nistrAtsr1 aor e pay "it
unres sousbie debts OF Is predecessor. oSt
that a temporary advance n the FAX .e,y
was necessary 20 ~sp- clt aefieii ie-
sviiing FROM an stttr-.: % f1a tae SITE
on ataornally small csuecp,,ns Q; rev
onue.
MIR. Moore is rot isno-sat {. 'he ;a-,
that the punlic schools aye n better con-
d.tson gust now raAa they have eva- ben
and ;hs; ;nev have he>h osvu:it
back 70 the casn i.ssis ~ AT.
al - n scno'astsc 1,oiella-son and g.
dos no. i..l.ave iaa. t.Jl-s n2Tr re~r
,sksI.-d ana sos - tines of J-sa7. - -
pre~.r =. ~ -i',-l7li asiei-. 80
his lnsornAfra : -'--ia by ~. ~.
Nd tEa, 10 - rot awe ma t1e S-4ts
RS not footed : bono sincs 80
!. can 70 " tnei 80 ~.
N. ssr,a.,-.4.afit TIE u fc-ao- ~
the - qust'iT1 = ,11re4..se ~ 81 "a y
9, his = piiii-a-iprs "a ef:ice o. - r ~
H. i,eia-sts VIXEN - con;=ts. il'. -
stands ssrc- M pigs r-l 'si ~
arr 49, 90 e. gfr.1r SID a-"ft'
ron y-tca~ -=5r % pm clA!is 49, = "a - ~
10 Hs.r
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The angels that bring hs.,.,-
eeildren into the world ar ~. -
hsaltli and co:i,cn,inent ch;, MI va {
tneir parents. particularly ~. NJ
she is responsible for via, M nul3
for wha, they do She il r. NY Ma
they are puny. sick, weak rss anak
able. II depends on her heaNh -. ~
asi i on her care of it. lfsheS -
have strong, healthy children. H.
SICK or WELT IS matter of cho;s. 4
can be well If she wants 10. h r.
iravorite Prescription will mate ~ ~
~ is the only positive, permanent ;ss s
cure for diseases of the orpans a ac
feminine. II puri;ies, Strengthen. i ~:
rates. IL promotes the rcyula, ne,i,. :.
OF all the functions 1t fits vnm.s =
duties and pleasures of wifehood "a = y
erhood. Its most bcniiicent ussfr is
preparing for the time of nar,n,;..s
robs child birth of pain and dans,,
Mrs. w. II Duncan. OF Ar,iu4o, u. NJ
~ have used your Favori,e pr.s,,rso.;s.!u
an, never tired Of sounding lis prsis. ~
lady friends complain. 1 say why dons.. l.
Dr. Pierce's Favo!itc pfescriptionu ~,
anxious mother. whose daughter ia -
had no; been righ, for five mouths ~; IN
medicine, and after the Young lady had ~ !. |.
thirds OF Il bottle Of Favori,e Fresr;,s;.,
was all righ.. she had been treated a Z!
our best doctors -
A neig hbor took nearly four bottles N 4,
lite Prescription before her baby va, h-,
was the mother Of one child and had IN ma q
with her before. and was for nearly d, -
bed almost helpless. She thought In. L H.
possible She would do something the ma. =
and last September was delivered aluM =
vorite. Prescription did it The mid.w;i. =.
with her. said she had the easies, time ~ ,
saw any one have. and she is an Old Ind,
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rrhNEY NoMlNArGD
Result q laa sel-a7 "a coavea.1on i

Result Of Inc scs.at,rlal Convention Ii4l,
~ Joel ki9
Del RIO. TeYas Jay zI-The seaaior4ei
CONVENTION n Els senatorial d.stt.a, ha.-
ins been cal.eS; at iYls .isoe Tor ,i..s JAt~
many drieKatcr were Oh aapi, afd al neon
Mr.. I-andldale. ~. chairman ~ taa DIS.
trief, not having put il an aDpeiraace
Jufge Winchester kei-o Of E4p!@ PAas AL
tbs request u ihe e.l-gatea yrsaent, rs}fe9
the convention to ct1 e. "Etre.poa ..aFr
hciso and Sir. bergls Of Tom jr' 70
County Heie .ifeied. lhc BfBt Chairman
and the letter secres.fy T'ns orsAIi1Aflon
was made permanent.
Judge G.ore~ 2 Wallace movel 10
dispensc WIN cre4 initial r0nml ttees and
oti,-r preliminary iofma!llcr ana mat
the convention at one proceed - the
nomination Of csadiaa,e FOR senator
Julge > " Hessin u Eagle Pas men
placed ison, Jonn Alexander sanIia OF
N.na d county IN nomination.
The ron OF counties Nan called and when
about half the vote was w II beng Up.
parent that II IN. ". ". Turnay wouid
be nominated by large majority. Judge
Wallace Withdrew the narne Of Mr Smith
and moved 'nat the domination VI Hon.
w w. Turney be made unnnsmoJS. nnlch
was carried.
Mr. INisney being notified came forward
and was introduced by Judge Kelsn In A
convention and people fGT the honor he
MAD received. spoke IN wordn OF hlgh
praise OF his predecessor and promised ais
nest Efforts FOR the promotion of the inter-
ehts OF his district
resolution indorstng the Chicago plat
FORM and candidates was male and car
ried with but about four or fivc dis. nting
voices.
AZ the time that Mr. Smiths name was
Withdrawn he had received the vote oil
Mehard. I'll Paso. Mason and other couD-
tlcs. Mr.. smith, II Will b. remembered
WIS the author Of the thrin resolution al
tnc Acstn conventions and which was later
adopted at Chicago. Had II not bfen foi
1ir. smAh's sound money Views he woul
nave probably received the nomination
silver.
The Delegates all ret4irn home tfis even
ing. Judge W. w. Gatewood the Taxa
DELEGATE at the Chicago convention, wh,
X started the Bryan boom. was among IN
ueleBater. rers4yirg congratulations ant
warm hand shaking The fudge look,
We'll after his trip.
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FOR PISTOL THEFT.

Corpus Christi, Texas July GA necrc
named Sam Nathan was arrested vcsts,.
Day By Marshal inland for the ,heft Of ,
pistol End lodged in Jail The pistol was
stolen IRON Hen Hariaway several wei,
O.. II eyer since. Nathan was ca,lrh. ~.
~, ana ialing to give n satisfactory re- -.
son .or having II in his p1ssesa.on va, a.,
taken into custody. was
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Of wharroo vnc hzs received u-asasrucss
endorsement oxe- the s7tl-s Fsrrrc-.
" As-scr - sor-.wnk. ss-ssi cf the Ss7ti-
fsis and n n-l.f, ;ro-A S~t7r rs tAv ssrv
that CAPTAIN Lam vss ee .a@ ft-si ssn-
The days Of N-stSe- ard NeUlaAD n he
sxzhe-s Nfartc7 c'ev-ty xAve .fse st-s.
81. 1t@yrs-. Sus%r-~S- - ~ STATE n thc
r.ee~c-i .. S-oy,-S>N- A c Horton WIS
sur sellsssst,y. wS.-s Gcye--so- Henderson
rss.cr ed BIS rosstsca r. .s+s 20 ce-r ne i71
: -szc,-a M IL me Texan army scr NsNi-
csa sa-S1oa SERVED Oh. :s.s o-exss-e1
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One 5000 life policy in tho Northwestern
Life Assurance company paid UP for ten
years 10 the minister OF the gospel IN IIar-
ris county receiving the largest number or
coupon votes.
one $1,000 NE policy paid up for ten
Company to the minister Of the gospri In
Harris county receiving the second larrest
mum Der of votes.
one $50. 90 l No, polly paid up for ten
company TO the minister of the gospcl in
Texas outside of Harris county raceiyin.
the largest number OF coupon votes.
years in the Northwestern Life Ass,ro ncs
Company to the minister of the soepel IN
Texas outside OF Harris county Receiving
ne second largest number Of coupon
votes.
These policies are fully paid up for ten
years from the date of issue. after which
time the holders can renew from wear
TO year without further examination or
expense nj the regular rates for renewal la
ten year policies.
While II is impracticable to explain in
detail. In these Columns. the very liberal
terms of The policies ssned by the North
western LIE Assurance company; read
formed as TO any particular rega riding
the form OF The policy by calling
upon or writing TO either j.. y; Gambrell
room 81 Mason block. Houston. or Or
T. f.. Cranhll. G .neral State Agent. Waco
RULES OF TIIE CONTEST.
All votes 20 be counted must be re-
ccivr,i before u o'clock noon. September
:. 1876
Any minister OF tho gospel In tho
State Of Texas Is eligible. provided he be
hetwo>n the age of u and ID years at his
nearest birthday. ard provided he can
stand a satisfactory medical examination
such as required by the company on It's
regular policies.
However. should the winner he unable
TO stand "A satisfactory medical exain.na-
ton. the policy will be issued In favor
the family OF the winner upon the life
time of any mcmba- OF his family or other
relative said person to be u satisfactory
risk according 10 the established rules OF
The company.
Should IN, winner fail TO pass such ex.
animation or to designate some person
on whom the policy can be written within
thirty days after the result is announced
tho policy Will he Issued to the person
receiving the next highest number OF
votes. Coupons once sent In can not be
withdrawn and voted for any other can
dldate.
In sending In votes, II tied in punches
with the number marked thereon, II will
not be necessary TO mark the name cx-
cept on the outside coupons
Coupons to be counted must be entire
showing the figures 5000 on each corner.
Address all coupons to Contest Editor
The Post Houstoa.
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LIVE II r;nI.IAD.

GoNsd Ir8as Jaiy = Tee r--iesnoe Of
Nj George 81 s'pnofli ~4s destroyed
hY ere last ui.hi- The family w-fe absen-
from the h0sS4 a. TIE f3u.= Mr 4 a..
Taytou who 3cc4iied - pari ~ rile hpu-e.
by nearly AT His fr.rt ire ha1 pef-of i!
effects a.r HsySDrs .gss u De about
80 and 'hat ~ Sir s;orni'at about
80 or s1fpe.
rhs eaYse - ne nrc az pros m is an
Known 20 inrurHrrc.
~" Golind a."wiy orstr.zfc Gre com
yany diJ one"rye aofk ana NitR the AID
Y. lae MeterworAs pra. .-Il.eN l.llh,E loss.
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EAGLE LAKE SOLID FOR BRO
CAMPBELL.

Eagle Lake. r-xas, July 23.--Contest Ed
itor; Wake up you shouting Methodist.
Encloss-! please find - coupons for w X.
Campbell's credit What's the matter with
7. o. + OF 1;liddeu? Come again. Tom
BIO campb@lls Methods, brothers must
he asleep. but If they ever get their eyes
Open they viii SOC 1t is high tine FIR them
to he at work If they want TO s,e hin in
b" lead. Eagle Lake is almost solid FOR
Campbell and they ara level headed set
Of people, too. Hoping u SIC more work.
efs In the next issue for tie Methodist
IaNortte, yours truly,
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verdict this morning. assessing his pry
rlent at ten years. The court th..
charged the Jury for this week. a
stu continues and next week THIS 4
two special vvn!res and the cases Z.
Boswell and Emma Neal are set Ia
Spth. The def niants are charge n
pos ming w. H. Mccarthy about !
months ago at Rai,o mill, On this csss}
Ninety jurors have been summ.na
e1cf, case for tho S0th instant. A
many Of these murder cases have
Continual fot tn .erm.
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Acc1pENrALIY alior

Taylor. Texas, July Elm a shooting
ncfafe "a The Blckhorn saloon here hre
yesterday sysn.nk Fritz Deuney was ac-
ciden.nliy shot IN the moufh. httans ihrce
teeth shot out and iss law broken wh@F"
me han came ont. Auh. Ea. who q q
he shooting, acciitntNAy snnt hlus-lf
| tation Of ono toe wa Gof3on. HE man
al whom the shots wcrp nred, csc pc !
tUngrf
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FORT NORTH NOTES.

Fcrt Worth. Texas, July GA man.
"fose name could not be iearnoi. while
rioing on top of n Cotton Belt freight
'riih ms morning. was thrown from the
severe injuries ''"''''"
zoe oN check, "A young farm hand, cam.
irlo town and proceeded TO see the sights
unoer the guidance of two negroes liz
sstnoWei them what money he had ubou,
~. when one of them snatched IL ont 81
iiis hnhd and ran. Neither money nor
man has bean seen since. avg
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MURDER CASES TRIED

Conroe' Texas. July 2.-Distr,c. co,,-,
.s sun holding, also the Grand fury. Jef
Terry, Tor murder. was given n life sar'
'o''e' Emery Chester murder. was ryv.,
len years in the peniteniiary. The Ches
tsr case has been on trial since Wo.n...
I Tay mornsng ana centinued IN ,at.
EnursdAy night end the jury rendered. ~ ;
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THE TYLER FRUIT PALACE
Did Not Pay Fintnc ally, But Its Pm
fers 4 re Satisfied

Did Not Pay F'inanc. ally, But Its PM
tiers Are Satisfied.
Tyler, Texas, July 1.-THE great n
Fruit Palace is thing of the pas. 4
the large crowds have left Tyler la l
turn a year hence, Il Is to be hopei, q
vhey will have the pleasure Of ss1|
grander exhibition OF fruits and yessat
than ever before. The attendance
been generous indeed, and all that q
have been expected, yet the palace \
not pull through financially. and the
agcmen: state that they Will lack IN
thpNsand dollars Jf having enough o.
10 meet all the Obligations. They az
discourage however, on this aceoss-
the improvements decorations, Es
etc. for whb-h Il grea; outlay o. %
was made, are of a permanent naiu.s
the t'rui, Palace can he set agoA
year wish the expenditure OF only
amount OF money. The manisss
stated al the outset that they woula
TO AXE in A. leaS- SO 90 In order Y
out even this year. Th.a auditing ~
ynent has not GOT It's accounts N 40,
ton as yet so that 1t can tel w
status financially. but say tney
think the receipts will foot up mon
$1,000 or ST.. 90 I'ne palace Will
taken care Of by putting walcaa
charge. and the grounds. noWels W
tions. and in fact everything tnas =
Will be preserved for next season.
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HE'S STILL INTERESTED.

send in a Few more coupons fer Kev
A. : FoindeS,er to lie. my frsnhs ana
those if;s.'S,e;: 81 s;se s;a.cs, know tia,
! have not lost Interest AID quit saving
coupons. woIls ask all that supported
Rev. y. A Goihey before hl> withdrawal
to ssni in their coupons Tor Rev. A.
PoindeN;e- an! help - Pat hiM through
Is first man. You viii hear from i've
AGAIN ryfcre the coates, closes. poG'i
lose interest. bCi save ycur cc1pans eng
send than In :or ;hc above. Yours truly
" L. Hester
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o. w. westmorc!ai i.
20 FOR THE NEXT BEST MAN.

houston, Texas. July 23-Contest Ed.
ittr: Enclosed pleas, find 80 coupons Tor
Rev a. : Pondeyt-r of Edna | had
saved these coupons for Mr., q DIZZY but
81 CO. Mr. ,iodhey Withdrew from the con
test concluded to send them in for tie
next hest and hope Mr. Poindex,er Will
WIN. More to follow. Yours truly
T T. NcC,owen
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OIL MILL CHANGE

Gollad. Texas. July es.-Mr. "V.
Walsh. formerly of Temple hSs ri
cd the Gollad oil mill OF Mr. ..,,, :, IS
Campbell and Is putting ths m y "a!
Improvement and additions. I'D 4
d.,ion to handle the cotton sew "
present crop.
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THuRMoND MuNsoN IspRoy1N,,

Columbus, Texas. july "a The condition
OF young Thufmoad Manson. VINO was
severely Injured by failing from n RUM
way morse. N now greatly improved. No
doubt Is entertained az 70 MS recovery.
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SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT.

WHARTON. Texas, Jh,N - lnt .harton
senatorial delegation tsevcntcenth dis
ericD lefl ON toiay's train for Galveston.
The convention will held In that city I'd
marrow. They are Alcstrs. !. N. Dennis.
w, 9. Brooks. Guy Mitchell, II. r. Vim
y9xc. The only candidate before tbs con-
NspsseA ~ - CAPTAIN Jeha n lam
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SIXTY. -FOUR VOTES roN BnO. LEAN

Marlborough, Texas. July 2o.-ton,es'
Editor. Please ind enclosed ~ Nolts'
which I,lace 20 the credit of itro. " y.
Leak of Marquee do hope that ~ tne
members of the Christian church W help
Fro Leak as he Is Il worthy tnrlsti,n
man VIII send more soon. Wlsnlne MN
success. MabH tlleipaSh'