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ORANGE LOCAL NOTES.

Orange, Texas. September I'LL. c.
Rurlcw. the ship broker. today closed a
charter for the bark Neptune, 1927 tons
register. TO report at Sabine Pass about
November / for cargo. She Will go TO
Montevldeo with a cargo Of lumber.
Schooner elias, Captain j. Peterson
camc in today from Calves on Wi n a car
30 OF ssor.cI merchandise FOR the local
merchants rh.s J. her first trip Tor
five weeks. she having been on tho ways
ar Bolivar Point during that time Neiug
thoroughly overloaded and repaired. She
VIII carry out this "trip a ca so ot cotton
seed, tuat being more profitable than ium-
Der tonnage,
The new La France engine recently pur-
chased by tus city council was given "a
thorough tcsi this afternoon by a repre-
sentative OF the comp1ny in the pre-, cnce
OF the city council. fire uoparimvu. and
several hundred Interested spectators
The engine diI all .ha; VAS clalUel Tor Il
and the trade viii probably lie closed,
William Suapp chief Inspector o. the
big hin OF lumber for tbs Nor hWc4tern
Elevated hallway company o. Chicago be-
ing cut 10y The Lltcher & Moore LUmb err
company, departed tonight for his home
Ia Kansas City. work having heen sus-
ptEdeu Tor a etort while. Nj. Snipp IA
an experienced Umherman and hi Joyt !
disposition has made many friends
for him in Orange. who VIII be glad TO
" UINonlc him back,
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ouARANTINE CASE.

City Not Lialsle for Damages for 1soiatins
an Injected Home
Galveston. Texas. September lS.-An IN
tercstlng decision was handed dows by
the civil court of appeals on Tuesday last
relative TO stat originally brought by
oitizcn OF Houston against the health OH
Ger OF that city for an alleged wrongful
isoaiion of himself family aMd property
N quarantine on the ground that small
poN was PREVALENT in the household. Inc
case was that Of James Bates appellant,
VS.. the CITY of Houst on, appellee appeal
from Harris county.
Appellant brought action against the
Oily Of Houston 10 recover damages tor
aAescd injuries done him by George W,
-at thuuN, health OFFICER D said 'lly me
lSttAvh aNcigtG thal tue citE Of houston
was voluntary municipal corporation of
me state with power to take charge Of
anu cure PERSONS afflicted N.tN SiHdIpON
ana nau appl'ntcd sad L.4IcndOn as lis
HeMth ON cr, that i-atond-n WtunEiuiy
!nNdded tAe home OF Bates the appellant.
4!u lioM.tn II hy placing "A Euifd .tCnud
IL anu reNen ln9 insc so AMI c.rca7 there
from Tor u period " five day. In C1n4e-
iHnsce % th1s Isolation appe., Dnt "Ns not
ptlM.tttd to perform his daily worN and
MS Teams and wagons ~ whom he earned
ms HNc.!h Qud. were Kept enclosed aud n
eHN:eed ldlene~s TO h.s damage, th,t no
reason existed for sUcn duiors ctAcr
AGAINST Bates, las fam " or his teams by
re- con or smallpox. tina dui.ns The con-
IN. inent tie APPELLANT was ncf 4,loWrd 10
purchase the necessary fo1d for his fam
i!y. and that rs reason Of the ollrm uul
reputc OF being afflicted with disease his
~ nor ci"ldren We're prevented nom farm
ny money 10 MS further ialnige.
~ general demurrer 10 the pctt!on was
sustained by the court below and appellant
uectnlns TO amend his uelt.on. lulgmtHt
court held that the city Of Hous an had
tuNeV uhucr me chartcr ia appoint heal 10
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PosToFFIcE BURGLARS.
one Confcsses and lie and His Partns
Are Arrested

one Confcsses and lie and His Partner
Are Arrested
Waco, Texas, September 19-The rob
berry of the poslofiice at kopperl, Bosque
.rounty, Texas on the night of August 81,
and that of Blum in Hin county on the
nigh of September II has puzzled the
officers In those counties, because no trace
of the hulKlars couli be found. TIE
mystery was cleared up however, In this
city by the voluntary statement Of Burt
Stephens. a boy II years old, who de-
who committed the burglarics. The post
office safe Was blown open wiki dyuamij Q
At koppcrl and 500 was obtained. The
safe az Blum wa also blown open but
no money was found. The burglars took
some cutlery and oil her tools from the
store and made their escape.
y few days ago officers In Waco arrest
cd shepard who was lettering about the
kaiS depot with man whose name the
boy said is I'd Marsh. Marsh too, was
taken in. ANA the lwo were 10 ked up ON
suspicion The first upporuni y given the
boy to talk resulted in a confession OF his
completely in the kopperl and Bum bur
elarics. He said Marsh was AN expert
and that he used the burglars tools deN-
teTouSly, drilling into the safes aad liant
ing the bombs where they would do he
mos good. lie told the officers where
some of the tools and material We're and
led them TO point on North Bosqle
near Morgan y,ste- cay where he said
they had been thrown mo the water.
\ search revealed the hidden dynamite.
-four drills and a number of pocket knives
stocu from the store in Blum. The boy
was brought back and both are held ny
the Federal authorities on charge OF
safe breaking
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have been appointed. and so far the fol.

have been appointed. and so far the fol-
lowing arrangements have been made
Monday. October l2-Barbecue from Il
TO ) o'clock y, M. Roping contest anu
thrilling scenes from ranch life. beginning;
at y. m. and continuing until finished.
The fat stock show will continue through
both days. 4 band will be IN attendance
throughout the meeting. On the second
day she National Live sock exchange
viii be in session. and no form OF en-
tertainmeng is provided until the night
thereof when there viii be a trades dis
play ana parade.
Invitations have been extended 20 the
Texas Cattle Rdisers' associations, The
Texas Live Stock association, the Texas
Swine breeders association. the live stock
associations OF Norm Dakota, south Ia.
kota, Montana, Wyoming. Arizona and
New Mexico. ana In addition big uelesa-
ions have been promised from Chicaso,
kansas CITY, fittsOurs, s.. Paul, BuHAlo,
Cincinnati. New orleans, Indianapolis;
Cleveland, Denver, Peogia. s.. Joseph anu
Nebraska city, each OF which has nv
stock market OF greater or less masui-
tudc
say to your people that We expect
them 20 come ana VIII eN.eni them
royal welcome when they arrive.
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ZIG COTTON SUIT.


Claim Made Tlut Iant.''s Instead of
MidalFg We're shipped
waco, Texas. September IA suit has
d IL Md IN the Cui ed States court here
stNled fo!ldono Fabris VS. Barnet. Il co
f~bfls Is a citizen Of Milan. Italy, and
re socks 10 recover So 600 damages from
y w anus ON shpm mt of 1000 bales
o. cotton consigned 10 him in 1854. Par
i''t d Co. was the style of "A firm OF
,1.l'n buyers doing business in MeNi4.
t", -t'ut county, Texas. ana cpnSis Ell
W 'N'-IN Iairet and Abe Efron. The
ns of lAntln are In substnnc
~ D-itul4Ws, az cotton dealers. tough.
Nv race on cotton on sp.nuerN orders
80. l'h ny Plaintiff for middling grace
lN" cotton was con gled from New
49, miohiug co nn Oh the ---
way 81 y y mher, 1874; Il a, tn cousiFn-
It I'iNed ut Genoa. lthy. n Novem-
th" upon clsun examination tn
70 t9n MS tJLAd 10 be a very low grade.
set z showed M 30 bad that a 1ulic-
"' eHan mar on was ordered. with che re-
l.hi nc 1000 hales were found "a cpn-
r. Nhat Is known rs 'tiatar7." o. the
pIul gs " i.-t ABOUT the gin stand
ana solutelv worth - to "a spinner.
II a PEARS tnwt he ucfen iants drew
or the "a ,u.'n f1r 90 Per cent o. the
IRlue OF ihe GO ton as m.d1liHg ct o..
trGiCh 'hc New Orlclrs aIinptr whel
10 cdt,n wa delivered aboard ship IT
NtM Nilrunn; aut nance secured N4ttil
a ttac lon ~ % value thereof had I
heen middhns grade.
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NATIONAL LAVE STOCK EXCHANGE

his Crowds Expected at Fort Worth--The
Programme Mapped out,
Fort Worth Tcxas. September IS.-Thc
press committee In connection with The
National Live 5, ok exchange meeting %
ne held here next mon.h gives out the
following % the press for publication:
PIE Sc announce 20 your readers who
are IN any way interested in the great
i've Stock industry that they arc nj ex-
Ie'led m For Worth october T. and ID
neat, on which dates there VIII he an i'm
nltnse gam ring OF live stock mon The
occasion being the annual meeting of
The National Live Stock EXCHANGE and "A
dig TAT stock show. for which last he cIti-
Gems of Fort Wor have offered a liberal
list o. premiums. The railroads OF Texas
and the Indian Territory have made the
extremely low rate OF one fare for the
round trip. with a s. maximum, au1 the
producer OF I've Stock ~ thus afforded A
splendid o 20 tnnity OF meeting The mann
facturer ana middle man. and they are
assured that any suggestion from the
man who makes the business possible will
bc given attention.
THE citizens OF Fort Worth are deter
mined that this viii he the greatest live
stock meeting ever held in the state.
and to thar end have gone 10 work With
a vim and energy characteristic OF former
days Committees and suoeommitiee
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- roLITIcAL NorEs.

Cause, Ters-s. September Is !. 3. Rem
y. coiofed iopui 4ci spoke mere to-day
q abont thirtr ~ PIE.
cognsnche. Tevav. September 10 Hon
s. ~ r iA-4agn SD Attorney Geaerai
Crane spoke Aes- 'o1sy.
ssn Artoaio. Texas. Sep1enib, Sod 70
Cpgk d SAL Narrls delivered a Tree
81 yer sfeech here ,ouiga; 10 a fa.r-s.zed
Temple. Texas September ia.-rT1n
George e p; D +'or - Bolton n ho.kgt
10 aadress the rryar AID sewan cl4o IN
ths city mex Monday right
sinner Tesss seiteruber is.-Noah Al
len. p0puit-f uYulinee frf congress RI n,
this district. eepopnGet ,,opulsts dncirl,e
a. The opera ro9fe Lass night 20 a very
slegd aud eu @.
Shiusr. Toaa.. >eftembor l9.--R H. Hay.
ley. rti-r|io-. rarn-ise for congress fro,n
lbs district sr he ~ Tie opera hons"
last u.g1r 90 rr audience ~ seventy par-
sons. inc.u1ir ffieea cplored severe fns.
Caiycri JNts Scr-enher Is THE
Eobertsrn county popu'ls.s met in con.
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veut.on here yesterday and nominated a
full county ticket, fusing wth the re-
puh!lcans. Only four OF tie nominees were
from the pcpulisi ranks, the balance from
tho republican party.
San Antonio. Texas. September ia
LILY white republican primaries were held
throughout the city tonight to elect dele
gates 10 a county convention on Softcm-
her IS. The attendance was light and
hut little interest was shown.
san Antonio, Texas, September ia
county convention composed Of democrats.
republicans aud popu,.sis was he'd today
and nominated a county ticket in opposi-
ton 10 ,he present office holders. nearly
oil 81 whom VIII he candidates for re-
election,
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denD; infant OF Lille Finley colored,
stubborn; Mrs. 4 r. Ques nbarTy. seni'e
deSuN infant of H. Loeb, 10 days. te.anis
inlantum LOUIS Lar9ra. - years cere
hrltis; Mrs. Rosr.ta Nelson, 80 years sui
eide by hanging John Conden, IS years
CT tonic eadocladiuS: Mrs. Maria >.
Stumpf, 80 Years. vdlvusar heart disease,
MIS-. othil!a Frriarcnsol. II years.
phthiSis pulmomli infant of William
II. liautsnn, Premature BIRTH H. Drohtt
~, mcn,lrs, canvulsiOus. infant OF
Emma Jenry. co.ored, premature birth;
annual death rate per 1850 for week, 10
THE GREAT INCOHONEE.
Judge Robert 7. Daniel of Griffin. Ga,
recently elected great incohonee OF the
Improved order of Red Men VIII be In
galveston next week. the two local
tribes OF Red Men. the Caronkaways and
NasaIo'hs' are making great prerar,t'
u. Moore Of the Texas tribes is now nego-
utlnS the arrangements.
Great incohonle Daniel Will leotnr,
the red men braves and the rafe faces
tu- h fuil details and exact date have
not IS yet been arranged. joint commit
M f1s from The Tuscasora and Caron<i
tthc occasion WIN be a great one in ktd
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
In re matter Of the suit of Mrs Theresa
Buckley begun in the clvl district court
on September Is last. against John +.
Byrne, surviving partner of the late firm
of Byrue & jones, for debt Qad attach
meni ana The suit Of the FIRST Natlona.
hank Of Lake Charles Ia. a. al begun
ca the same day aga .st John r. Byrne
81 a IN which the Injunction was granted
ltSHdiuIlg the sad john u. Byrue Mfs.
J. u'tsa buckley ana Albert D.rks from
"a ''trng wiz the assets nj iiNrnc 4
- - Judge stewart this mornug at
$40 assets. according to the prayer CT
p!a'hiliie in the SUIT last mentioned.
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yesterday. cxhausting all available clsn.
Other banks here refused 10 furh sh an!
assistance and an effort to secure money
IN New York was also unsncrcss! ul' lrcsi,,
dent Of the Bank Daniel Clock. Jr statou
that the affairs of the bank were never ~
rrable 10 realize cash on their paper.
Every depositor. he said. would be pl
IN fun. Capsal stock, $4,000, and deposits
amount TO Si31 Do
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Year ball given by the ladies y W., Z,

Year ball given by the ladies q W. =
10 the Young men. which 49,
success. twenty coupes TOOK ls nv u
rr7lnd march. which was eleeels
Nr. rom Holland OF BIvnham - Nd
I,otla Horton. The ladies' WY WY, II 4 N
roned and were very aIteh'm ss "
cavaliers. The scene was W. NJ
i.ets dream. for Wnar.g,ss ia L
passed IN It's beyy Of osau aa,n,srssnas
Young men express great ~ ssisyrx|
III 1au.es' Efforts Tor lnel .r nd
Tho committees for the ua''s'
OF: ,,,,ea-AIrS ',
MeI4wether Mlsses r. ,ls Hfan'hpi
More Lee Whitten. las sa. mes lid
Recrp,ion commttee,-Msssus Nsfhl1
Hodges, Walls, Misses Il,
.hnr,' N. iIor.on. j. Hastis0El: s.. Irl11
,tloor commlttee-Misssesssr amy / "a
inr ana X. Marshon. $50. . musckt !
me Al ',l avn OF DR. J. = ,ss,s
,' re-, Dsl.c.ors relsasa'y va y
viva al Il oclock asn chi,nusF
q iai r.,1 6y the the members Of V =
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HOME INDUSTRY MEETING.

San Antonio, Texas. September r.
Faly 200 attended the home industry
meeting here tonight ana great en,husi-
ASm was manifested. Prizes consisting o.
grizzlies manufactured in san ANTONIO
were distributed ana almo7. the entire
crowd signed a pledge 20 purch lse home
mnnuiactarrd goods IN preference to for
oisn made goods, price and quality being
fltI.1
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COURT AT COLEMAN.

Coleman. Texas. September iS-Distrlct
court has been In session this week and
has disposed OF number OF criminal
cases, There have been seven conVic-
tioSs, one for forgery, four for theft OF
horses and catte, one for aggravated as
sault and one for perjury.
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TIE DEMOCRATIC RALLY.
Two thousand Hear Governor Gull
bersOu at Dallas.
BISMARCK FAvORS BlAETALLlSA.
In Reply to = Letter From the Texas
Executive He says the United states
Can safely Act Alone.

Dallas, Texas. September ia.--The demo-
cratic rally drew together tonight upward
Of GOO voters. The principal address WAS
by Governor Culberson. who defended the
administration. He said he had no apology
TO offer for sippressing the prize nght.
and said: "on the LIST day OF July. 1925.
I wrote the following letter to Prince Bis
marck on the silver question:
Austin. Texas. July Ills serene high
ness, Prince Bismarck, Frlederlchsruhe.
Germany: Slr-The great question OF mn
ance is of supreme interes, to the people
Of the United States. X is presented in
various forms. but IN general way Il
may he said to he, first. whether the
United States shall adopt the single gold
standard, OF, second. whether they shall
adop; hlmetaiism. WITH gold aud silver
as standard o. primary money. The arsu-
ment IN favor Of each Is wcil known -
you. but It IS particularly insisted tina.
we should adop: the policy CT bimeiali SIN
because the supply Of gold IN ;he world
for coinage is insufficient 10 inset the de-
mand. and because such a standard Wi.
still further 30, ress the values OF all
classes OF properly Re'ertly I read In
speech by IS mcrier OF the congress O..
tho United States that you mad declared
that the gold s'ardard was net the best
because there Was not enough gold aui
compared IL % the e1or. Ut several msn
to sleep under one nirtow blanket. which
necessarily resulted IN hardship and ex-
posure to some Tals .or13ar!son appears
apt and iuporttn; 20 me. and no doubt
has impresseI thousands Of Others. u.
Is unnecessary ;ur me to say t1dt your
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TROY NATr0NAr, p,rr.

Troy. y. Y, September la-Tho Na,,or, a.,
hank OF Troy closed tie doors today and
placed its affairs n the hands Of the Ma
tlorai bank examiner.
The closing 81 she hank was due to the
fact that depositors withdrew nearly $40. ooa
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GOVERNOR noGG SPEAKS.

AsEln. Telas. septem5er - -Ex-Gov-
eTnor Hogs slohe 10 ne capital yard to-
night under tne al y,i Is OF he Bran
and -hwal riun 90 a.. arrreri4fEe uliI-
efscs lis spee was devoted mainly TO
National aasssf.s
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Locomotive Firemen Will BE In Ses-
sion for Several Days.
Mr.. DEBS IS KEEPING VERY QUIET.
Juacce.sible to Newspaper Reporters
hut Interested in tn urc Proceed
inss-YounG Man Disappears.

No. so,,.o,,hor 10 Today
closed the first week OF the pienhial ses-
son Of the brotherhood Of Locomotive
,,l,,,,a,, -, I, ,ras tho hnsiness of the
i'reineh ana u mus ~, ""9 ',,n,e man
session, apparently, not mnch more Una"
half over. 1t can not Yet be told, how
,,'.r how much ,mo ~ II be consumed by
,r' ,rncnod,nys ye, 10 follow. since there
Is no way Of knowing how mucn Discus
sian viu he provoSed by some of the mat
~ w., -, no,,', mn ,rhe convention Will,
'e'S !e' ~ 0u'''e er 80 H., n,'1,'a ,.o,si-
hly TO the end, Of the week,
,r. a,..,,,, -, tta rerort or the grand
- c'n,l,idrd TINS morning
and the convention mnedateiy aitof
t,ok un I'm. rrrort of the com
'OoN w gus ,ar-e a"n,her Of
ga ~ .,,,.,I,,r,,t,n and n.
V'''i''s Wy ',',', me- '.,',i,I.r of the
,,..,,,tor. vim
~. 7-'f'0'- o", ,,..,'' ,,,,,r',s ~ re-.
50 hni,7 ma cuusdy au.on
va hurrltd up oA their aocou.t.
rae question a. 20 where the heAl pl-
vn''-'I vV',H 49," ',,,. ,tr, ~ I'ttc
red and wn.e GAdEes appeared ON the
coats of the delegates Iead!ng st Low.
ior NohNen lon OK lN'o, %. LOUIS 'opo ''',
.p As - uirh morse, nut aitN 10Y hh~ ma ~
j. .rlnS. tllidlHi' tloit"' -, a. .>"9li
N4it' ne Vet sun -hlNol''p anu ~" 'ii'',
were IN tAe led, WIN ne chan@cs m
id'3r ~ ,v,FIh- niht tles1 lir raI'u -,
'H'N VI u l-uu-s ".'i l'hNS 'rA''4'S " w
Sc ,
MS afternoon Re.tRn,e a. NJ tline Oh
''Eclara, ONO, MnS husy hanling OUT
copies If In ted Tcmpeance Tales PUB
lfhcd by W. ". waters OF flt SourF'
IA, ana MY PAPER. puhlshot ~ me
Il'!si.on at W7rk Publishing oomlT'y o.
Sew York. THIS literature was donated
wv Mrs. Maicr OF ppnN SVlVaUia. rrsiHcnf
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noppEp DEAD

Bryan. Texas, ssp's al,ls dro9r. 4
by - the name Of Jim anne M..' ai..ssssI
is ,S' Brs4os bottom. !" -
too much ice err am. !,
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THE STATE CAPITAL.

''AV''s aTSo@ihs 10 ,,r' go IN VI
-, .saS .e-'' :. ~ D.,
Aus~4n. Texas. september l''-Ihe ioi-
lowing circrlar explains itself.
tn ,ha ra.r4,,gc Man and Women ~
-, ,tS, 49, ,,S.....,,,,
Texas the Daughters OF the Republic
OF Texas. the Vim. Il. Travis Chapter
"a, Austt, saul ,.ree.ir,,
., AHsrn SEM u'ee'i's M
~A's~h' TWAS seP'em''f NV earn
esily solicit your aii IN our deserving en-
;erur,. :. Of es.,bilsbi,r in a,lr cani,,l tho
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pioneer Texas families can be safely hep,
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NEST Of the following hase heen douairi
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M coWmunicat1rs 10 be addressed 10
Mrs. Rynee'a J. FIN r chaiie, president.
s..eeretary and chapter historian, Austin.
Texas.
Journal OF Texas congresses from iSli
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