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F0R REN1-Two-story house. with mud
crn rcnvencuces la0l Rusk avenue. he
tween Crawford and LnBrnnch. Apply
CORNER RmSk ana iahrAnch. Il
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SITUATION wanted MS visiting voyerness.
experienced and successful in preparing
tupiis for public school examinations
ddicss Mrs. h. f., care Post IL
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York, April s.--A man who owned
|, wo stores In various parts of the
Lra who has been in business for
|. vcors. failed today. He only
IA a capital Of s25;oue. out has mad
Ra,sIt ' This is one instance of how
la IL here.
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TOO ACRES fine black loan farming
land for sale ;on railroad. six miles
south of Victoria: produces bale OF
cotton per acre: creek running through
entire length of land: shipping station
ON land grass makes fine hay; fine place
Tor colony; health gooo. no swamps. II
Y. Jordon. Victoria. TeXas. 5-l3
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Bids and Presssa6

MI MILL men, attenticn Notice y here.
~ isth S Day ei April i a S sSSrs n0Is Use
door in the city Of So /. proseed ~
hours Of q 2. m. snS = 10 highest I'D.
der der 70 Tor CASH wiihSa ss ,d spp - e
nances, together VIII ~ ia, ~ r III wi" viii
Il d situated ed, is ctsSfpsnt on. RsSsissr:
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Ts bf AN ENGINE.
bloro,H as. April lO.-Tom Hatton.
sania man. was struck by n south
his neci engine and Instantly
ieoh and both arms BENZ
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WANTED--By colored man. to drive wood
or lumber wagon. knows the town well;
nm experienced. Call or address 2ot
Center street. Ii
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WANT ED--Men everywhere to act a. pri-
vatc detectives. under Instructions; ex-
pericpce unnecessarily. Addrcss pniyer-
sal Detective Agency, indianapolis. IND.
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GERMAN man and wife want work, man
for garden or farm work. wife 10 do
housework,. with private family VIM
Siebcrt. IS Young avenue. Is
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w NATURALIZATION ms housekeeper or
seamstross or experienced cook the best
OF references. Address 7724, care Post
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SITUATION wanted by settled German
woman AS houscgirl or TO cook for n
small family. Address 776i, care Post Il
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WANTED--A position by bookkcopcr and
salesman with best recommendation long
experience In general merchandise. Adj
dress r. II. Walther. Columbus. Texas. 10
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For Rent.

FOR RENT--Four and siN-room houses
- and ST.. 10. large and dry yard. tour
blocks from Central shops. Il. IaJrn
l1i7 Lubbock street IL
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WANTED by handy. sober
SWede; good with tools: can milk and
car" for horses: can furnish good ref
ercnccs. Address. ii3j, care Post. L.
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COloRED WOMAN wants work: win
cook or do houseworll; can give good
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W ANTED-White servant cook, Swede or
German. Apply a,oa Bagby street. II
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Real Estate for Sale.

5000 EQUITY In house and two lots ut a
bargain, or viii trade for two lots near
McGowen avenue: $40. caro- Post. Is
FOR SALE-Cheap, PHYSICIANS residence
complete, Office, stable, windmill, water.
works, etc, one acre OF ground. thckly
settled German neighborhood. people
good nay, terms reasonable; reason Tor
selling, bad health. Address Physician.
cnrc Post.
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Trade or Exchange.

WANTED TO TRADii-Two good farms
In Coleman county about twelve miles
from coleman, well improved. of 100
tion, good farm house and good water
good orchard the other has CO acres In
cultivation, balance In grass with very
good house on IL. small circumference
on farms, but VIII trade free of enoum-
brancc or let the party that trnde9 for
them assume the circumference, viii
trade for horse property or stock OF
merchandise and pay the difference; Will
trade the farms AT 81. 30 an acre. which
Is tho lowest cash price: viii expect the
property trade for at cash prices Adj
dress G. u. Trlppct, care j. N. Walker
d Co.. Cameron, Texas. 10
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situation Wanted.

SITUATION wanted by man and wife on
truck farm or dairy best reference; no
children, Address j. c. L., care Post. Is
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TO EXcHANGE-Dal rental propsr,y.
vendors lion note, land and cash, all Or
part of the above for merchandise. Adj
dress Box l07, Bartlett. Texas. 10
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Number words time tines week mo.

% words or loss go. M bl VI W II ~
n or more than %. 81 ~ NJ ~
rs or more than 81. shi H9l ~ ~
40 or more than 81. b0 81 ~ wi - w
40 or less pro rata, 81 OO WI foY 10 W
Advertiscrs should remember that let
tiers directed TO initials only are not deliv-
cred through the postofiice. II initials arc
used they should be directed to the care of
come person. firm or .rostoiisce boy, Al
vertisements can be lett at our oihce or
sont through the mail TO-
THE HOUSTON POST Houston, Texas.
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WATCHES, clocks. jewelry. etc. sold
al sacrifce. beginning November IS.
lasting thirty days; old gold and silver
taken In exchange. T.. 4. Wilton. sos
Prairie avenue II
HOUSTON ELECTRO THERAPEt'Tl-
CAL AND MASSAGE SANTA aIrM-
Moore 4 Burnett Building. corner Texas
avenue and Fannin: q thorough system
or lllectro-therrnai Napor. Needle and
Water Baths and Massage: special at
tention given to Diseases Of Women,
Nervous System and rheumatism: Fla.
cial Blemishes successfully removed
without injury TO the skin.
Drs. WARNER. BALFoUR g. WHITE.
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MOSQUITO BARS. sand
fly netting. '2-inch, Soc lco-inch. hoop.
with cords and pulleys, 81. SIS. Frank
ms. Texas avente. 10
COMB Brown i.eghorn chickens
any size; trlos $50 to ST. depends on
size eggs Toe for IL, 70 for 81 %. 1903
Schtlling street. Fifth ward, opp. NJ. n.
and 4. freight depot II
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For Sale.

------------
For Sale
RGl;ADYMADE MoSQ CITo BARS. sand
~ ,Hcttihs, '--ilSIl, opc' lU-inch. hoop.
u man canopy. M25; umbrella frame.
Mi,n cords n ana pu!leys' 81 VIA. Frank.
SINGLE COMB Brown Leghorn chickens.
any SIZE; trios Sl1l to ST. depends on
SIZE eggs Zoe for IL, 70 for sl25 1lp3
Sebii,ihg street, Fifth ward opp. NJ. *.
.L.l /. IIelsht deno,. y
FOR SAI.E-Pariies leaving town have a
new domestic sewing machine FOR slo
can at Ak jackson street ii
FOR sALE-"N-Ray" strawberries: they
do get there: fine, very line: $3.50 per
case cas- OF "A quarts, orders solicited sup
Ply unlimited Reference: Any citizen
OF Alvin. VIM c. Steele. Alvin. Texas.
u
BUILDING sand and sandy loan for gar
dens and filling; prices and cart or
wagon wa tlekets can be on'aIiled at o'heT :,
49,. ass',D, 80 -.
FOR SNLE-Full set Saylcs' Civil Stat
utes of Texas. new, cheap; also fun set
Southwestern Reporter and Digests.
.s9ollI no Main DIS
FOR SAI.E--lf taken at once Sl35 VIII buy
loNl5 old style Gordon jobher with
s ad mn nTtnres ohiE asea a en9rr TINE h
her Der. care Houston Post ---------- i
HEEbs,. f,'"p per ses'ins' , nIsa prh o. ,s ~:
!" ,n',a i.ss ~, ,oii ~ oneap fre" ha'e'' LIZ
I'LL Ill ~ .-s " VI =. . y ll-lI, ' 81 !. =
FOR SAIE-Lumber wagon, heavy double
harness, tWo,sea,ed ;, canopy top ear
Iiat" anu Lsit upuo!e hssiHy5s, M on
part "r' 0n'Sip' Room avs Mum hluH +
f sA Win Ersnc heagg S,e oak irro BARRIER t
in",ch' also tnrce,oowl w't.;ShS5tand nus
hnhisone iuIiiil 15' VIII pc SOLO 81
se-- .!.eg N-.l---s 10, caro / o-I.
FOR SALE-One boarding house outfit
reasonable figures. Apply Landlady 1919
Prairie avenue ~
.pI,t,NIoN r5-1,o. -,,rorve sor,.o,,,r ,,,odnl
now) Of /. c. V. Houston nclnion
with Texas STAR and coat Of arms, place
date etc mailed for DC stamps H. g.
Rains, Huntsville, Texas ii
TOR SALIg-iiaIf ton Homo PLATFORM
scale almost new will be sold rheap.
can be seen at 1907 Congress avenue. ID |
;,,I7
cani,a, rtocis 81 Sa,,nn,J ,oUi, ~,
also brand new top buggy cheap. APP |
ply al lll6 CONGRESS avenue, 10 |
MY dairy cows and milk route for sale;
$500 cash James Converse. - "a
tnIenb"nc mics los ,i,orc'',,i a,i MI
ing Sutherland a. unssell. Boerne |
NI-W r1-1en and 1oW-r seed for sprln.:
piahlhG' from ~ s|anureth y SONS ana
aoa Connrasu nvenne w. - o.
wy e-oNsIcs aN-nu UT 9--
DIR. SNYDER'S Remedial Soap can bo
found at No III Fannin during the
-L lll0n.n VI Ap. ~
BULK SEEDS AND PLANTS-Tomato
plants, Powderosa, Beauty and Acme,
cabbage and cauliilower plants, North
"r iorh i1dma ain r'1,rI nr1' s pe'
e. na rreI Kafflr rnrn p,iin
e. a nan,. ID o., "a, "a, "lio n'aiA
~ nus,'I; n0"ep nmu snidaii seens, seq
ro,n % u.ss' Wnoesais ana
;-.,-;S;
tGGS from me pes, pen 81 Bun soehIn
chickens IN me cry. si0 per - aisp
go9d cockreH cheap. IL w. samuel
care fost. ~
FOR SALE al a bargain--l soda fountain.
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ANTEp-Loan of 5000 ON $4,000 Of Al
personal securities. No. 1873. care POST;
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LIST OF ANSWERS to Advertisements
In the office of The Post for week ending
Saturday. April 4, 1896: ,..-..
Ambitious One; 1851: s. y. Cummings
boOi j.. NJ. T.: 1850; 100; 100; ~; ns2
77s5 "a. nh (jl; 77i2; Avis T.. Miller: NJ.
Il, G. (a): 77li. Office: 1866 (D; Byzantine
l2); 7Gi9. .7s2, 1888; $: 5Ss; 5o9i 1912; ~
bo9s Fred Travefes; 1896 % 1dib; II n
X y. c., 1900.
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POLITICAL speeches, lectures, essays, 1T
erary and other addresses written by u.
II, Loughery. Driskil Hotel Building.
Austin, Texas, editor Browns History.
Indian Wars and Pioneers of Texas,
newspapers. ETC.; correspondence So
If1tl,I A-gn
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PEFFER ON BRYAN.
tnrca so7ahlc to Expect Him to Accent
the PopuIlsl Nomination.

Cnrca so7ahlc TO Expect Him to Acce pt
the Populis Nomination.
Topeka, Kans.. July 3l.-Untel States
Senator w. y. PETER says In his paper.
the Topeka Advocate. today. that Il 10 I'M
reasonable To expect William Jennings
Bryan TO accept or decline the populist
nomination.
MIR. Bryan is the regular nominee Of
tie democratic party" SAYS the senator.
"and Will b. expected to indorsc his party
platform. That platform Is moi u Ippu,ist
dt caratiCn ana does not satisfy the de-
plands OF the populiSt party. Let the read
er compare the platform adopted last
week at st. Louis with the democratic
platform agreed upon at the Chicago CON
veriion, and he viii AT once note that he
populists take much higher and broader
ground than the 'mocrats. The two
parties are essentially different"
Senator PETER says that the nomination
Of Bryan NJ s.. Louis was made not ~
o party measure, but solely bccalse OF
the universal desire of the populists as
OF the democrats and silver republicans.
tc combine their voting strength to de-
feat n common enemy.
"populists," he says have no thoBght
OF now eftocuug permanent union with
uon of other parties. Therefore, It Is NM
reasonable as Il Is unnecessary AMI un-
important. that MIR, Bryan should have
anything to do with the affairs of the pon-
uist party. We are competent 10 manage
our own business. What We want and ali
We do want now is to effect such cou-5-
nation with men of other parties as VIII
OF men opposed TO the republican gold
ht. ulu nd pDllcy'
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NEW YORK AL RIGHT.
The Conditions There Are Better Than In
Ninety-Two.

The Conditions There Are Better Than IN
Nineiy-Two.
Washington. July 3l-Mr. Lawrence
Gardner. member OF the National commit
tee and secretary OF the congressional
committee. has returned from a trip 10
New York and New England. He is In a.
very satisfied condition of mind During
his absence he conferred with nearly all
the party leaders in New York and is GER
tain that they will do their duty.
"1hc conditions FOR SUCCESS as found
them In New York" said Mr.. Gardner 20
day. "arc. IN my Judgment. very much
better than they we're at the same lime IN
1892, when. IL you remember, the regular
organization was opposed to Mr.. Cieve-
land and We had to deal both with the
state rgan.zaticn and Tammany.
Now Tammany undoubtedly In with
the ticket and VIII. at the. proper time.
give ii thorough support i happened to
be in Now York on the very day N. Itata
COMMITTEES met and had nm opportunity to
talk with me II OF the members. In the
primaries 10 be held throughout tho State
Tor the .loc:,on OF delegates TO the State
conyen.,-rn the impression seems to pre-
vail that there Is going to be some very
market surprises In New York, you
know. they never do things by halves
Whatevcr they start TO do they do thor
onghiy aid well The third ticket move
ment has not much hold on the old, reg
ujar democrats. OF course. there are a
number Of them favorable 70 It but me
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DETROIT JOCKEY CLUB.

Detroit. Mich. August 2.-The Detroit
Jockey club meeting will open here Mon
day and Will continue racing two weeks.
The iie,erna tionsl Derby Wal be ruH. on
the opening day and nearly all the best
a race of liberal conditions and H. is eN-
pected that n large sized field Will 70 10
the post IN the event. About 600 horses
have arrived Including a majority Of
Stables OF roie. Lady Inez Will be a
starter IN the Derby and viii probably 20
to the post favored. Captain j. II. ReeS
Colonel Lew Tarleton VIII be his ass lciate
IN the stand. James +. Caldwell the vet
eran starter. will WELD the rag.
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BLAIR FOR BRYAN.
The Veteran Politician Leaves Mckinley
and Doodle.
Renublir

The veteran POI -ilcan Leaves Mchl nlcy
and Doodle.
St. Louis Republic
Washington. July 3i.--The most inter
cst!ng Iumcr In Washington today Is that
OK Senator Henry Blair of New ilamp-
shire has bolted Mckinley and boodlc and
viii support Bryan and Sewall and free
coinage. Mr.. Blair Is veteran polite an.
le has been much in the public service
He served six years In the house. one
torn In the senate and then one term
In the house again. Harrison appointed
h m minister to China. but the Chinese
government would not accept him. be-
cause MIR Blair. as member OF con
gress was an extreme advocate OF re-
striction of Chinese immigration.
MIR I1lalr's conversion has not yet been
formally announced, but a friend of his
Informed the Republic correspondent that
there Is no doubt OF I.
Blair has always been friendly to sill
yer He voted with the friends of silver
several times in the senate OF the Fifty
first congress New Hampshire Is q very
doubtful State on the coinage question,
and those best acquainted with It's com
ditlons are inclined 10 think that It's cleo
;oral vote can be captured fer The Chi
Gag. tlclsnt II an energetic campaign Il
conducted there II will he remembere ;
that William T. Chandler refused to 20
the New England pool IN favor OF M
gold standard when Reed was being
pushed as the gold CANDIDATE.
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DECLINES THE SALE.

Madrid. August The ship builders at
Genoa with whom the Spanish govern
mcnt have been negotiating for the pur-
chase of two ironclads, have finally de-
cliued 10 sell to Spain on the GROUND that
Argent no had a prio- right. Admiral
Berrnger. the minister of marine, Will in
consequence send q con mission of naval
officers t. Glasgow TO negotiate Tor the
purchase Of Two ironclads.
The spanish government apparently has
not known before that Argentine was the
bidder against them for the two Genoa
ironClads and "A rlimor winch gained cur
roncy in Spain that the United States
YVES The comuetitrr Of SIatn for 'hc ships,
caused considerable excitement there.
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NO BLUFF GOES.


Watson's Wild Talk Has No Effect with
Jones.
New York. August "A special TO the
World from Washington says;
Senator Jones of Arkansas chairman OF
the National democratic National commit
tee. has returned TO Washington. When
asked by tho World correspondent the
question: ''Will Mir. Bryan accept the nom
ination offered him 10y the populists?' he
answered slowly and deliberately
How can her He was nominated with
Mr.. Sowa,l on The democratic platform
and he VIII do nothing that viii reflect
on him as n gentleman or as demo-
cratic candidate.
II see that some Of the populists are
declar ny that unless Mr., Bryan accepts
their domination by August the central
committee VIII Withdraw his name and
nominate some one else in his place Well.
let them do So Mir. Bryan. having been
The nominee Of the democratic and silver
parties, common dcc"ncy would at least
suggest tho propr ety Of his accepting
their nominations FIRST.
But surpose the nopulis,s nominate
what viii De the sitnation1 Mr.. Bryan re
ceived Il thousand Votos IN their couVen-
tion and then tins committee, composed
of few men. come along and nominate
II new man. 1t will simply mean the dis
rupton and Decentralization OF tho peo-
pies party.
we all know that we ARE going to have
either BRYAN and Scwall or Mckinley and
Hobart. The beat men and the most IN
tclligcnt of the popHlist party VIII vote
for Bryan and sewall."
In conclusion Senator Jones, according
| TO the World cor: cspondcnt. compl menta
tho populists of the North and West as
broad minded and patriotic men. On the
other hand he said, the populists OF the
South were oui for nothing but spots.
MIR. Jones said he did no, propose to
| allow Mr.. Watson to bluff" HIM into
I w5thdrawins .Fewali; He said he was VIII
i tta.v 4. L.. a
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T. No I'll HOUSTON, TEXAS MONDAY. AUGUST g.
majority OF those who look Upon Il with
favor are mon interested In either the
banking or. brokerage business.

majority Of those who look Upon It with
favor are men interested In either the
banking or brokerage business.
The great bulk of the men in the move
meDt Is of that old. disturbing element
known as ''mugwuinps. who are not DEM
came TO us on account of tariff reform.
They were tariff refcrmers. and as the
democratic party came nearer their Views
They Joined us. They were not tariff re-
THIS element seems to have an IDEA that
IT controls everything. and positively has
no conception OF what democracy means
by bowling to the VIII of the majority.
For every one we lose we Will gaIr1,ienty
of recruits from other sources. There is
conN creations with men representing this
so-called sound money movement and IL
Is this The first question they ask is.
Where are you going to yet your money
TO compete with us2' showing that II is
and not OF pr,no'ple, they say further,
IT Is a long time between July and No
vember. and by that time We Will he able
70 get matters In shape that win prevent
the election OF Mr.. Bryan
1T does net seem TO he n question OF
trying TO convince the people that their
position Is wrong. but simply that of
what money Will do. ! am under the i'm
preston that for once they will find this
line OF policy n mistaken one Personally.
] am more than convinced that the fight
IL going to be concentrated In the con
gressional districts | think that the ac.
ton OF the democratic Grub In New York
the other night Is fair indication OF
where the regular rnrty organization viii
stand when the fight Is really on.
I'm lS1~ton the condit ions are changing
very RAPIDLY. The people there are awalt-
ening 10 the idea that this Is u fight OF
tho masses against the classes"
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ions and labor organizations. presented US
repor. 10 that body today and recommend
ed thai no action be taken The report
met with VIGOROUS opposition, but was
finally adopted. tn,
inns action was influenced by me ehhioi-
tion of a letter purporiing to he from labor
leaders IN Chicago, but which was not
read, and which the officers refused 10
make public. 1t Is said to have recon-
mended that the assembly take no action.
az a decron adverse to Mr.. Payne would
isopardizc tabor lnt,res's In Milwaukee.
MIR Payne IL n member OF the National
executive committee and has charge of
tho republican headquarters IN this city.
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HERBERT WILL VOTE.

Montgomery. Ala. August 2.-iion. H'l-
airy A. Herbert, secretary of the navy
reached here last night and Will cast his
vote for the full democratic State and
county ticket. His presence In tho city
has rallied the democrats who have bo.tcd
the National ticket. and II Is announced
OF some diligent work VIII be done N Ala
bama in tho interest Of the proposed sodhd
money democrat movements. Ex-Gover-
nor Jones OF Alabama Is being urged as a
desirable man for the second place on the
ticket
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No ACTION TAKEN.

Chicago. August 2.-rae SPECIAL commit
tee OF the Trades and Labor assembly APP
pointed some time ago TO investigate the
charges against D. c. Paine Of Miiwau-
kss regarding his hostiiiiy 10 Trades un-
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CENTRE HARBOR N H.-The New
Hampshire championship begins at
Centre Harbor today. l.. Paret Of New
York holds the championship cup and
viii meet the winner of the tournament
for the challenge cup. There W II b. first.
runncr-up, and consolation prizes In the
singles. and first and rurner-up PRICES IN
the doubles.
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TWO MpMBERs sELrcTEp.

Kansas City. Mo. August "A special
to the Journal from Washington says:
Governor william j. Stone OF Missouri
and Judge Johnston Peabody OF Kansas
VIII be members of the executive commit
tee of he National democratic committee
This was decided on whom Senator Jones,
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CONCORD. N. H.-Charles T.. Doyine.
proviS onal chairman of The National
party, has issued call for The State con
Nent'on TO be held here tomorrow to or
ganize the party in this state. The oh
Ject of the organization IS. II is said. to
aid Bryan and Sewail, and develop free
silver sentiment.
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TODRTS FORECAST.

c o l. ORADo SPRINGS. Colo The
colorado Springs flower carnival Will
take place four days beginning today. Tho
preparations for this carnival are more
elaborate than ever before. and it is be
ieved all previous occasions VIII DO sur
passed.
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ALL soLIDLY FOR BRYAN.


Marmont. Ind. July 3D. - The Indiana
State Editorial association met here to-
day 10 continue in SESSION until Saturday
evening. Tie attendance II large AMI the
sess ions are held at the 1.akevicw house,
Lake Maxinkickee. Democratic scntt-
nent In Indiana as gathered from the cd
ltors il In favor OF a red hot campaign
for FREQ silver and numerous accessons
to the democrats are reported from the
republican party. II develops that not Q
holted the Chicago nominations reports
10 the contrary being absolutely unfound-
Sewall The only political business trans
CONTINUED on Fifth Paqa1