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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-12

Here are some of The goods and prices
that draw the crowds from all parts q
the county. Every article as repre-
scented or your money refunded. come
early'and avoid the rush;
Ladies jackets, sizes y TO a, IN
Motions. Eerseys ana Beaver Coods,
velvet or plain collars, latest style OF
sleeves. perfect fitting garments tn&L
cost the manufacturer from So 10 So;
they are now offered at $L6t.
Ladies Jackets in extra me quality
Chiuchilla and Boucle cloth, new collar
and sleeves. all sizes, wholesale ptlce
80. YOU can make your selection at
Ladies Jackets Of the best quality,
Imported Kersey Clotn in green, black
and tan, fancy six lined throughout
made 10 sell Tor $12; they VIII soon go
at s3.95.
Ladies jackets. in heavy French
Boucle. in combination coiCrs Of black
and green. black ana blue and soilc
black. made with Franklin front. heavy
silk lined. made to sell for Sl5.JJ; ms
sale price S497.
Ladies double cloth Capes i'm blue
and black beaver. strictly ail-Vocl
goods: the regular price is $500, so
ing BOW al $211.
Ladies' sample Winter Capes, made
of Eersey Melton and Irish Friezes,
beautifully trimmed, full sweep, very
stvlish garment; wholesale cost $40;
now going az $3.50.
Ladies Imported Cloth CaDes. edged
with fur. also a 10. AsUachan circular
Canes. lined with black and fancy col
ored silk. storm collar; made 10 sell
at $40. 81 and $50; your cnOice ~ $i.9o.
Ladies Plush Capes. 120 in. sweep,
fancy silk lined, trimmed with ILlbeJ
fur. worth 90 buy wholesale So; NO"
selling at S269.
Ladies Very Stylish Seal Plush
Capes. made in the latest shape. 10 IN.
sweep. lined throughout with silk ana
irterlined. trimmed on rolling collar
and front with Thibet iuY, deliberately
embroidered with Jet and braid, actual
value SIS: now going at 55.9S.
Ladies' Seal Plush Goats, lined
throughout with heavy silk, worth $50;
now selling at SSe5.
Children's Jacke,s age 4 10 II years.
latest sylas in blue black and cc-ors.
worth SIS: Your choice for Sl.sS.
Chiidrens beautiful Jackets age q
70 "a. i'm fancy. nobhy goods bcucla
Cloth and Beavers, very handsomely
trimmed anu perfectly made. ney
cost the manufacturer IS; they are now
selling at $2.S5.
Select line of Misses jackets. all the
latest selections of goods ana made
and trimmed equal TO any SlZ jacket;
going at this sale at SIS.
Chldren's Long Goats, in warm. dur
able goods, with or without capes'
worth ST: they 60 at 2l9J.
Ladies Dress Skirts in Crepon and
Worsted goods lie blre and black, worth
$50. now selling at 95c.
Ladies' Elegant Dress Skirts in tir9
quality Of black figured iUstres. novel
ties and diasCuais. in all co.ors. ined
nicely. velvet bound. perfect hanging.
These s'ir-s cost to make S.; now SELL
Ing @, $3.50.
In connection with the above, the
Comu2py still continues 20 offer til-
mcnse bargains i'm Mems and Boys
Clothing. shoes. Dry Goods Millinery
and Mems and Ladies' Furnishing
Goods. Every floor and eve~T depart
ment of the big store is full CT bargains
and bargain counters.
CHICAGO BtNEBl PT CLOTHING,
SHOE a HAT COMPANY,
il. =. Mccarthy, NauaEer,
1ff5 Main street,
Wheeling. w. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-12

OTHER RELIGIOUS NOTES.
Rev. VIM. Anderson pastor Of the
Chapline Street NJ. T.. Church, viii
preach to morrow evening az the Wes-
ley Church.
The Kings Daughters cf the Chap
line street n. l.. Church viii give an
oyster supper and social Thursday
evening. between the hours Of . and 9
o'clock.
Rev. Archibald Moore. presiding ell
der of the NJ. IS. Churches Of this dis
trict. will speak at the young men
meeting at the Y. v. c. A. Sunday al
ternoOn.
At The Fourth street NJ f. Church,
the pa .or. DR. ). L. Sooy, will preach
81 1890 o. M On New Testamont
Hope" at 1880 p. m. on Gospel Right
eousness.
Rev. C. II. Lal-in. pastor Of the NJ. E..
Church .n West Liberty, is i'm Washing
ton. D. c.. attending the meeting OF the
Anti-SaloOn League as representa-
tive from West Virginia
The congregation Of the Chapline
Street NJ. e. Church contemplates MAX
inc extensive improvements next
spring. including Lew front and re-
modelling Of the church building.
At the Third Presbyterian Church
Sabbath morning the pastor, Rev. r. r.
u eyer. viii preach on the theme, BE q
Nan of Convictions I'm the evening
ON Jre theme. "A plea for the New City
Charter
The Rev. /. 7. Peters. Of Parkers-
burg. will occupy the pulpit Of the First
Baptist Church. corner of Twelfth and
Byron stree s. Sunday morning at 1880
o'clock. and i'm the evening at 1880. The
Home Sunday school will be held at
9 - a. IN.
Extensive improvements viii soon ne
commenced at the Third Presbyterian
Church. An architect has prepared
plans fer an extension OF the building
20 the sidewalk. This is made neces-
sarv on account of the rapid increase
I'm the membership in the church.
Forty Hours Devotion commenced at
services ~ 1880 last evening in the
Church Of the Immaculate Conception.
and Will continue until tomorrow.
Drring this service the Blessed Secra-
r.er- Is exposed and the church is Wis
i-ed qt al hours during the day. The
devotion closes With q solemn process
SION and honediCtiCD.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-12
~ 80 TARERNACLE.

At one o'clock this afternoon the
bath room service for children OF the
industrial school at the Eearne Tab
ernacle on South street, viii take
place. There are now 250 children who
attend this school and reap It's benefits.
Rev. B. c. Bartlebaugh, who has charge
of the mission, announces the follow
ing Sunday programme: Morning
service 1890: Sabbath school $50;
preaching s O'Clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-12
1L--l-IGl- 2a.ML1..S.
Tie Pills VIII Open This Morning
al Il O'Clock.

TIE Interest in the l6ayorelty Con
+es Ia-ec NIGHT, Was Very Great.
publication ABOUT q. ~. Schu.Jze
winch Was Totally False-He Is
vsrv Much iu the Raca-F-lands
Of Bu-rs. C1-nsl ana Maxwell All
Confle .t
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-12

Music. indeed. hath charms TO SCOTT
the savage breast; but the dulcet tones
of the Emerson outrNals all the rest
See them at
UOTSE'S
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-12

27c 10 800 pair saved on Shoes
AZ our closing out sale.
JT. STONE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-12
Mss SHAW,S LECTURE.

Miss Anna II. Shaw is a born orator.
The New Man is a great lecture,
sparkling wlth wit and sarcasm, and
fun of common sense. Miss Shaw viii
deliver this lecture at the Y. VI. c. =.
next Tuesday evening Seats are on
sale this morning at the Association
building.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-12

havd one on the subject. should Ma
tional Banks be Authorized 10 ReSu-
late and Issue Currency
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-12
Daddy EEATEN UP.

Last evening Mart Chfsnell went into
o. Market str.a+ saloon and renewed an
ola arriea uDon a well known young
, ~.C me- l.art.ae,o,. ;~+rrrarod ana
s'upl'1o ,.0 III. ,,.' noe l-,-.,.
o. ,...,.-- .,.., r.[.. . ...,,.,
Ell ee .Eh .no ".,", -. Inc - . d u '. ...-
.......:..-, ..-,.-,+,,,-,.
NLdI ,.-ltlF1 N'''--1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-12

Cut Glass Toothpick Holders 25c
each.
DILLON. WHEAT g. HANCHER co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-12

Bar~sins IN BOYS silver Watches
Il r.. HILLMAS . co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-12
EYGITING SCfHESGA AiIA St.
The Sidewalk in Front Of One Of the
Large Business Houses Blo.kadsd.

An Eager But Happy, Good-Na-
tursd Crowd Waiting Patiently 10
Gain Admittance to the Great
Sacrificing Sale Nov Going on at
no Main Street - Hundreds OF
People Were Unable TO Get Wait
ed on Yesterday, Eut To-Day an
Extra Large Force Of Salespeooio
VIII b on Hand, So That AL ca
Be Attended 70 Without Delay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-12

Birthstone Rings, solid
each at
DILLON. WHEAT & HANCHr" .9.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-12
ANNOUNCEMENT

We wish 20 inform our friends and
the public in general that we have not
changed our business location and that
NO are I'm no way connected with the
party of The same name Or Iwe.-th
street. as We can be found at The oit
established cleaning and dying arm OF
p. Sr~in & Son. ~ Eleventh street. bee
tween Main and Marke streets.
Wheeling. w. We
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-12

FOR bargains go 10 the
Grand Opening Saturday, lI
street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-12

FOR YOUR BEST GIRL
Buy q Music Box 40
HOUSE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-12

Diamonds. 60 10 Ia. 4. HIlman y Co
for bargains.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-12

Fried turtle and soup this evening at
E1evis'. on Water street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-12

Are YOU going 20 the bean-bake and
dance given by the Sons of Veterans
TUESDAY evening at Odd Fellows Hall?
Admission and supper 15c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-12

Beware of the 10. % and 80 per cent
chean Sterling Silver goods on the
market
DILLON. WHEAT g HANCHER co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-12

Slauehtering Shoes TO quit business
J. r. STONE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-12

Solid sold fine stone opal rings 5000
each at Shelf Bros. ITO Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-12

Gorr1an MnnufacturlnV %. NiiVer Comm
only s.. HI. IIfLLNAN < co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-12

The Bay state Guitars and Mando'ins
are uuevcelled. Special Prices for the
HOLIDAYS.
NILLIGAN. WILKIN & co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-12

Diamond rings with genuine cut
stones $500 each, at
DILLON. WHEAT & HANCHER co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-12

The Bazaar has the largest line of
Jararese goods in the city 1893 Mar
ket street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-20
MIsS0rRl CIry Nfrrr,s

Missouri CITY, Texas. July 10 Moore &
Alen shipped SIX hundr yea4ngs TO
Ier rnreh In Iivnlae county yesterday.
Ncssrs ! hn aua III Turrl of A,nng-
,nt Te>as cnne last night on a visit to
trip 80
\ r.aspr~ nnriy returned from We
MIR. J r I3an.rfv'r littie .inu,e,tsf I.e,
is,fslerdnN m rn'ng and WAS taken to
lfntstNn for .ni,rfncni
,liss Fante Collins who has been WIS.,
iNne Miss laRue Robinson. las l'nti,r',.'d
bono. wy"
~, Anolhf show Of rain has iuat faMen.
farmer, report too much rniu fet
lrii ~ Cattle are looking better .iace
the iaias.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-20
IcRNADOES AND rYCr.ONEs
Managing editors are urp,n,,v -o,,,,.,.


M8haF ns editors are uret ntly request.
ed TO make sharp distinction IN ,be
sSis"h'l9n given these phenomop,
~h'en are entirely d ssinallar III Tho :
manifest" ems. The terms ara nov ro,
CRAZY usHd enormously by tho ,ress
Tho irrnado is Sudden o..,s,nrs, .,
wind In an otherwise quiet s,,tr,,
rnere' y Is nshcred IN bv Ion,
- e'i1T Asbie foar. similar 10 n cnn,t,,,,''
n roy. i 'hlWser. is path Is Ne.v us,,-
tM II IN souihYest TO n,rshe1sf III
,.,t ~ u risa- In the arr d. d srn,
"fa'l a. Il li1nt a tew unss nha5l &, ~
,yi',' 30, atN'IlpaWed by thundersforms
,l,'s 49, hflsdi glow in the cloud. III
apps ,ra +, ne wni1t7,r thn,,.fp l' "hAyh
servers nave described its ann
r,,a, 81 . mug" bah rolling ic+wn,d
- ,'rhduo may he considered n ,b' e, ~
Suii OF an extrrlat. 6eyeloi,t,'e1t W re-
storms. ifppHsr thunicr-
btea a{ol !, .s,, On ~ ether Land. Is very
,f.,,,, siNiH of'oni mes 1850 rrilss a.
pli'tneter and some mos can bn f,m i,
- Ground the world. m VII G""l
Wv ansn, II from rgiN to ief ~.
lnr s5iil' ,",ss pio,k hands Backward H.
tfNeFs"d.) The air pro ssif~e ,,i,i ",Utlos s
49,, o''' hpproafhes tlt center where - -.
clrar sky y.,sh a p2rienions calm, " tn
MlHaS often r'0e 10 hurri ane sVioha
~ not 10 be eomaarsd Mn VIZ ,h, ut
vnhii.rn NY.enae If ne frnad1. hof eA-
,s,g ,cfh mo most solid structures "'' NE
~ French term trambe ar ,o,.,,
~ neg almost exactly th, 'r.,i'nh
s,, ',,, TERM Was FIRST applied /, s' inao,
ptrtaeed " ,n , thgnnel-shapod cl IDS, TX
mna which 10 this day. in,ulre Hillca,
'''-7' lear N Tho mind, Of he rstiy,.s "
c,.. Wills l.. Moore.
'hiof Of Weather lsureau.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-20

on scale Of rrci' 'nsen.iiceucs on tnc
wsi Two days OF his month and the ,tst
OF neNi. Tho whole "iiy IN trose .Sr.,
aaNs VIII he IN hoi day attir.. and airJntiy
siN lium"Wse iruWphNl arches acre being
tVait N the malr s.rcets and thorough
idreS oi The toxin. Judge prninan of VNe
SUI rene court. Judse rechmusller. Jadee
T. /. W hite Of Austin and Hon. Juii.
SNuutNH VIII deliver 40 ireascs. Great on.
,nhSidsm ~as manifested at the meeting
,estrrday ana io,c1 people aic expected
hsre the frs; daV
"a" tate rams have given cotton a good
.hAhrc Tor h'e crop. The corn crop has
tuned out better than was AZ FIRST sup
The new bank building Of T. Solke G
LIS Is progressing rapidly /. is huij,
OF red iecos sandstone aud pi.fs.,sl 81
l'oli.s nIse g,hn'te brick aud is attlsucaily
lhe new big two-s;ory l>lck mottsr,
s',iess houses have just b.cn competed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-20

,.,, i'"''ee'S'.lie' Texas, July ls.-rbe 70
h county convention whlch na,
hor. ses, 'faay did not complete jts J.,
nh. s ""ln AT an carly hour. Jonas s,a.
and il''I i: WrS elected a,., TEMPORARY ehairma
on account of contes, y
i ifon, ha4ellsYlle, Yoakum and ngd,'ssi Ions
tno a, ana sinner precincts th h,'' sweet
poris s'' nj, u,'s,.nu Gid not get IN iinni
nm, nne -, l., Kelly deleratlo, Co..
" W. ana ma Perry Han from sw srs'h va
ia rres s'1le While from i'll III. tome
j. ste I Sos W. copn.l were stated awe "
man ami Is. J J. w flg%sa permanent chair.
upon Es,ns = The State convsnSSi,
to support 'n ro or " W scott nstr,' w, re
man ' "Faht Tor Stale chai
's'esa'ss to the congressional oorv..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-20
LULING LOCALS

i-e''ng' Texas July ls.--Yesterday even.
nos pave toward, cocrsd, drove Ms team
mo NoNon"ood, Twelve miles from IN,
'ily' 10 Mater them. They got .nto a o.
water and were drowned. Howard ,scaneI
fGroNarad W '''N pff'
u l.nlng Nhe-ss club was organize,
lasl nilhi Tney are open Tor ann,,.s -
isi.ial card o'n- Heilwcrer Is ,.,ere erv
z.n* of LuNng To- the country TO-DAY n,,
~ Nison schooihouae, south OF Nh. CIV
urder The direction Of Rev Saegari ~,
II, H. +. her a. Yves Fork. sam Jol !
Il1 les,' ra;n storm yesterday WASHED
number OF beet farms badly. Apnear'
ahces Indicate another storm this even.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-20
RELIGION Us.

ierreil. Texas, july la.-'l'he Holiness
CAM meeting nj Poetry held It's drst scr
vice fruay eseaiog. Three hundred or
Tour hundred persons attended the first
service The preachers Were detained
hut saturday morning Rev. H. a. and
ans MORRISON. Ee,s l.. NJ Inslcy and
4, L. Pekcti Of keutucky arrived. when
nv meeting took on new HE. Every
religious f"rvor. To-Day the roads 10 fAn
Sanii N .etsns wcrs nlled with persons on
,"ei Way 7, the canip and i gres; lHtasest
epe"s mat attend. 50 early In ,he ne,,-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-20
NOTES FROM HUTTa

Hutto. Texas. July ls.--The GO
bet"een the Jonah and the Hu
was enjoyed by our young men |
ms la an easy victory for Hut;o
Mr.. ami Mrs. VIII Ransom ~
ale visiting relatives here this VI
Dr. E.Vars Of Taylor was In Hs1
nrs'iay. when he and DR. McCost
Iyia r performed quite nice SURG
axiom.
MIS-. ] Fostor andli.tle Alva u
Austin have returned home. a'H|
to relatives here. :.
Nj. Wii1 Harrison and family, \
erison stnd Family. with .sevea
start this week for a fishing u
TO i.onneia and other points. i
Rev. Mo. Mcmillan. accompany
Two daughters from Gano,
friends here.
Miss Mary Saunders is at hs ',|
several months stay in Found kMI
Mrs Euykendall p at home axj
TO Mar ack. Travis county
Ice CarrHih of Austin is In M
MIR. and Mrs. Sharp of AusIll >
Ing th"ir aunt. Mrs. lizard.
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DROWNED WHILE BATE

smitliyiIia. Texas. July w.
kesslus was dro wnad here toI
bnthing in the Colorado river Y Y
man was the son of WHilim N
- trnp and was q years olG
ton Wirh his father and piU."
ducted u merchant talioIn "
hire. Hundreds OF men naye X, X,
giNg the river silce 10 ocloss
ing. lsgt W 10 a late hour u \
rot been recovered. a auM
friends Of 'he family Gang IN
evening 10 ASSIST IN the s'
body.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-20
PATENTED By TEXANS.

Patents grated 10 citizens OF Texas Tor
the Week ending july II. reported through
cnis. 91s G street. y W. Washlngtun.
Joth Il. Dean. snlphus Springs. comb.
nation pillow.
David b. Folk, Brewer. wire tighieuer.
Wiliiam a. aud 7. Il. Hume. Salona,
Nlehiho Tor sharpening and guminil,,
H. Mayer, Fort Worth, combined INK
stand ard pen rack
John { kogns, Cpero tanning hides
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-20
MILK COWS KILLED

Hnnalo. Texas, July I'D. A. Law
rance. living in the eastern part OF town.
reported TO Justice Look.agbll that he
had found Two Of Ms host MIX cows
hat and Killed on ihp range near the farm
OF Saunders White ate yesterday even
'rg Officers Dare and l.lnson went 20
ne llac" with i.awrance aud made ~
i,veaiiraiion OF The matter, hut did MOI
go sti'ieient evidence TO make any ar
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-20
SEGIrIN sIn-rINf,s

sesnin. Texas, July is.-A meeting Of
Inc central committee Of the Anniversary
celebration was held today. The founding
~ me city In 1886 snd the birth ~ the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-20
HE Is GETTING \ NICE yor,,

Houston. Texas Julv ~ -conteat Ea,
~ ~ 'le,s we are again with - woes p
il'HlN cohen OF Galveston. vii ,
ine nro mis- 10 come again ,on Ilo~i.,
ON idNerA" VIII ger there" we re
man Yours respectfully.
s Greenstoin.
Simon Greenhorg
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0NlY \ LrrTLE GIpr,

r., dfempstsd. Texas. July b.-contest
send q couaons for Rav ''' If t rgb. nu' !
t'alNes,9n- Texhs, WIN send moro r,
ome. Your little friend '''''" next
,torntta Enbr,t,,
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Hoods Pills s eli III, "a n rs. :.

, re,,3sa are ;. instructed ,,, for R. B. ii.
ior X. q. Soydicr OF sh,ra. !,
The following &c unity ,icls, - y.
for Judge, u. A. Pau,,s. M, WI
r. Houchlis: attorney, Wi NJ
lee: collector, Anton Beok,ns.xa n
GRATIS; for county CLERK. i ~ Y
trct clerk. j r., A.kinson s
fsr as essor. Il. I.eis,; Tor NJ NJ
tiNe. 7. a, Mclean, Republicans
,,il'.,, precinct No. I, A. HI
JnG &c I. II. Spooner ana NJ.
iolncy S. l.. Green were inlona|
election. "'a
The ropuH SITS OF precinct IA n
convention hare yesterday and !,
Tor comm sSioner a. Candy M,
ecunlb"nt. FIR Justice OF the ~. y,
quincy: FOR constable, j. A r.
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ONE HUNDRED woR mo nnycu

FN0Hnl0NF. Texas Julv W.-0'onf,a, ~,
.or, ~ osed nni l01 coupons, wn,r1
.rase pi'Gc to tho credit of rev. Ire Al
'PNc' OF Ntchlnond. Hurts n1rst
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LefEe'', TNa-, July Is Contest Editor
hnfl So ma 10 coupons please piac.
y, y, or ~ Of Rev. IA. Cohen If Galve,,o1
h'sl'eeliu4ly' leo and Ike Goldberg.
THE POPLAR T. p. a. CANDIDATE
Enclosed please find a few coupons for
M roNNlar T p \. candlate Horace
T. WH.2n OF For Worth. ryery me-
per OF the T. p. A should, at onrr, a.
10 hls assistance. Wake mp drnmmers
and work FOR the candidate from oar
81 situation. " Il do all In my power
hli ny work for bis success shall be
Uni 'n'ieh' Only a Drummer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-20

Loekhar', VeSas. judy lo.--Mr John "
Ffonf IA prominent lr.c -- -,s.-i, 81 ,,
l-PehHars. has announced hi,aself rs .
,si'u'tsie ior lu+lrsaa Noinut s-.,uef "a
~ i2paisl tcka'. suffice, !, ne action
~ thr tikttsttuA COM .g,45lt as NM
Pecis are said to he emcourslrin.,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-20

BRO. Poindextcr's friends have succeed
''' IN Keeping his name at the head OF tina
list for some days past and his vote :
nearing the SDo mark. Bro. Lamkln and
Rahh Cohen have both sona over half
way between the 5000 and Gno marx ana
are closely followed by a number OF OH
''s- Bro j. r. Murray OF CEDAR Bayou
sun hoids second place for the Harris
county prize and shows 4 SLOW. STEADY
increase.
quite number of votes were received
Tor Bro Godhey yesterday and today anu
as they We're not counted they may be
voted for any other candidate at the re-
quest OF the senders
up OUT your coupon and vote It Cor ono
OF our popular ministers.
Resides the letters published the follow.
mig were received
\, n ! Start Dallas, sends for Rev.
~. n Fields sends s5 for Rev. Bryce,
Rev. Henry Cohen. - t0'
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Eon27Ies Texas. Julv n ror,-,, -,
. Nng'pset find II votes FOR Pro
no'ha"N'er II Edna, TEXAS. yotTs
'-"''' NJ Eastland
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save the coupons and vote FOR whom W.
please, SO We herewith stnd IL votes Tor
Rev. MIR. I.a,uku. We voted for Busby
10 10 10 Europe aNi h. went.
NiNinn nnI lone Wlitn.
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PENSIONS To TEXANS

Pensions tasa been issued ID citizens OF
Texas as follows:
Issue of July s-original--Jamos ID
Wa'sl, McGresor. MeLennan county. 10.
Seph Is. WIZ. 'oloSado, Mitchell count,
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a - u7'4c c -'II''- 3|3l7'' "e'' U.I-
a., /. 10 f i,,.,',s,, XII n 80! -
~ ~ s-s. nt5 - $50 rs T.. 4,e ~
staia mo In, horctra ~
rolnl.snl aWd t4rn lts aff!tlrs ,,,,.t
spst. n nan who has ,,lei1'.,.l 49, -
ses,,.aHiS All whose cNtct1ly. -,orrv ia
d aboyc reproach.''
Atss Walnut Sprlngs jerome Hearty hat
uotfrknw hut s,,,c,, mn, r,i.s.-,,,. -,.r.s g..
-. - "' 10
49, AfS tftNAlttsN. fAfflt
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ON THE BORDER.
Eagle Pass, Texas. July ls-The demo-
cfa's oi this place generally approve tbs
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lEXASP POLITICAL POTPOURRl
Good Democrats Arc Loyal to the
Party Nominees.
HOW JEROME KEARBY TREATS llOG6.
When Present lie flniters and when
Absent He Koasis Him-Poiitics
aad Freight Rates
JEROME KEARBY TREATS ll0GG.

Austin. Texas July la.-IIon. Joe Sayers
says: 'If / believed that there was ca
ismi.y TO the business interests or ,he
people Of the United states IN the rcnon-
citation eli silver l woeld not hesitate
10 say 50 and align myssif wl;h the : ueie
standard people. Silver mus, be recog-
nsHed, 10 prevent the appreciation - sold
If nothing else WIN vetaiii>in on+,
metal serves 10 keep the other IRON t,-
coming too GEAR. No. I 10 not heli.sN.
snbt the Chicago platform IS irAurnt yitt,
RANG and distress. II 1 did l Would not
stand on it,"
Judge Duncan Ct. Smith Of Hardeman
comfy. no 10 known as a "sc.nd money
man, says; "ii IS absurd 80 ,,.iA absu;
dominating a sound muney state t,k ~
or OF voting for kearhv. ar OF suppar.'u-
ihe republican N1iom-aes.s 81 any arc pa,
out. Culnerson'e administrator ra'
clean. economical ana worthy OF iedorso-
,rtt lie has done remarkably Wei. un-
Il the clreunS t4L.rA .4r.t ....
ana II is liuposs be i1r u.l ..f.a ..u
@hf any one shWnil ~ain Ia l.iH.e Tho
state into The horrors u rtpuNi-raqism ~
ropulsn Aiid turn Us affairs over 80
Dot Of Irresponsible advcntur~rs mply t.
spste nan who has nleat-"I t.tn sc-
K e.l,a Is ini whose eAtel1tVe policy u
above reproach"