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NEW ORLEANS ENrR1Es.

One and one-eight miles. selling New
house. Fondest 81. Buckmore 1o2, Uncle
Jim, Boro, Or. Farko, Wedgeiield 1O6,
Three-fourths Of q mile, selliuE-Main-
sail lo5 Billy Kenny. Pert, Walnut Ridge,
Winchester, Hillery riggs. Mildred -.
llo-Ho, Lorrania III. TIE Banker 10. Co
china. Seabrooke 10
Seven-eighths o. mile-Second Attempt
100, Sir John lo2, Lot-.y Mills lG3, Booze,
Van Brunt 10 Prince imperial los.
Dutch Arrow %. HAroldine "a, Panway ~,
Robert Lolita us, Coronet O. Tancred 20,
one and one-siXteenth miles, handicap
Lightfoot t03.
Three-fo of a mile selling-Glen-
daga. Al Miles, Nectar, Pirate 100, Miss
Hazel Curious. Fiction JOS, Blacksmith
no Tradesman. CARA. Atelier. Play or
Pay 10.
Throe-f ourths Of mile, selling-Nance.
Trixe frankie D.. Plso Satinet Cam
pluin, Halloween, Marden Pet, Helen
Wren 1O5, Caprlvi lQ1, Roy Lochiel. X. {.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

J. u. York and wife OF La Porte arc
in the city
Captain $ J. Winston OF Richmond is
at ne Hutchins.
Captain NJ y. Dunlavy OF Richmond was
in the city yesterday.
Judge ". g. Lockhart of Galveston was
IN The city yesterday.
Il II. b. Sorrell, a prominent citizen
of Wharton Is In tn city
f. H. Roy advance representative OF
"Nane' lis IN the city, guest OF the
Or Nj NJ, MichauN, are In Richmond Wis
itng friends.
r. IT Uncommon of Flatonia, a. proml-
nent capitalist Of FAY county is regis
tered at tho New tlutchins.
Misses Lucy Bender and Lulu Traut-
woin have gone on months visit to
relatives In sinner and cuero.
h. II. Wade OF Wootan Wells, manager
Of the hotel at that resort, Is In the city
and is "A guest of the New llutchns
Captain c, W Ridlick Of Harlem, one
of the largest planters In Fort Bend coun-
". was guest at the l-aw.or yesterday.
L. l.. Lappineton, travelling representa-
IS IN the city. registered at the Lawor.
G ~ Mallam, the well-known lumber
man of Beaumont was In the city yes
terday en- route to home from the city
OF Mexico
MISS 'pth Lhcohs mas returned from
San Antonio after a pleasant visit to
relatives and was heartily welcomed
home 10y hcr friends
Major j j. Whecdon. ono OF the best
known hotel men In the state. is now
presiding over the register at the Hutch
ing house. He has relieved MI W. L.
i2aston, who has gone 10 tho fremont at
Galveston.
Mrs j J McKeever. Jr, and Mrs. A.
y Mellick and Miss Abbey Mellck OF
Plantcld, n T.. who are the guests OF
Mrs. !. II Fem, visited Galveston yes
T and seeing the CITY
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METEOROLOGICAL.

JONES-Elgln, Texas, March TO- - Mr..
Gus II. Jones of the firm of Jones Il Bro.
died this morning after an Illness of three
weeks. Coming here when Elgn was In
it's infancy, he established himself in bus
mess, and few are the enterprises here
aid. The whole people mourn his loss
BATES-Paris. Texas. March l7.-Mrs.
Nancy G. Bates, an old Texas pioneer
died at her home In this city yesterday at
the ripe age of 50. She was born in Wilson
county, Kentucky, in 1872, and has been a
resident of Lamar county for over forty
five years. She was the grandmother of
j. 7. Bramlette of Georgetown, Judge w
a. Bramlette OF Bonham and Professor b,
u. Rramlette of Fort Worth.
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A more Representative convention OF eft
liens has never assembled az the repr-
sentatives OF ward than those AZ Turner
hall last night, ana the large room being
crowded. 1t was an orderly gathering, not
q demonstration that would sfreni the
most fastidious being noticed. There was
only one ticket Of delegates. Three car3i-
dates for aid rman were "a the Arid and
the friends Of each worked earnestly Cor
their choice. The nomination OF q. C.
Street WAS foregone conclusion, thc race
being hetwt on 81 PACK ard ard T. Il
Latham FOR the other scat II was holly
contested, the prize finally falling tn in-
than by fifteen votes advantage For the
delegates 6-5 votes were pollec
A. o'clock committeeman j r Meyer
called the convention to order and called
for nominations for chairman. The name
OF JudVe r p nm was suggested, hut
that gfntlemean not being preaen, Hon
". L. HRmbleu was nominated and h.
was elected. Judge Hamblen stated that
it had been said that night primaries
were conducted upon hoodlum elem MS.
etc. but he saw before him a very rep
resentative convention OF citizens.
Louis Moeller was elected secretary and
Jules Daniclson, II. NJ. curtin NJ T.. Gets
Gilman and William Baugh teilers. AS each
person voted he passed out Of a side door
The following was the result
than 100 81 Packard 2si. Jules Hirsch G.
For the delegates Cos
The following delegates were selected:
T.. =. nm. II Holtkamp, W u. Cleve-
land, Thee. Dreyling, L.. w. Sewall, Ton
Lucas, George Elser, T. Cleveland. Percy
Allen, G. G.. pilot, j. T.. Meyer, l. n
ris. o. T. Gambatti, w. w Otter. Pau
Flock, W. r. Long. f.. II. Mite, j l.
Mitchell. c. rcwics, W. II. coyle Charlie
TEloeck A.; P; Root, VIM. Mueler W. W
Thomas, T. Lamothe. q. T. Tucker JOIN
Reedheimer. Dan Super. A. r. Anderson
J. W. Tate, John Stcinhagen Joe I'm
mich, Andrew Dow, Louis Rattle, II. II
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sIlER1rrs, cOLUMN.

Stolen from Louis Greenoush, 25lO Capl-
tol avenue Houston, Texas. one bay pony.
about - years old. about iiis hands high.
crop in lcft ear. short trot under saddle,
long name and tail. left hind foot white.
also one double-rggcd saddle, made ny
lily. Goebel stamped IN scaO, IS reward.
Straycd or stolen from Rose Hih. on the
nigh, Of February u, one mouse colored
mare. Z years old. l3is hands high brand
cd anchor, with * following, on left hip,
has crescent shaped white spot In face s.
reward for return 70 ME Ptreault. Hook
ley, or to Albert Erickson,
Shnrln
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NEW ORLEANS RACES.

New Orleans, La, March Ie.-Four-year,
Odds and up, selling, one mile and seventy
yards--Little Billy. l02 ,Sherrer). 3 TO |
won; Tancred, lO2 tRoss>. 3 to |. second
Renaud, lo5 0iam). S to /, third. Time
i:5lA.
Four-year- Odds and up. selling, six fur
longs-My Hebe, loo (SherTer). 3 to 5
won: Black Tiger, l02 (Corder), . no |, sec
ond. Princess Rose, 100 tGatewood). a. L
l. third. Time. l:ls's.
Four-year-olds and up. selling, six fur
longs-H illsboro los DUNN 10 l, won
rat. 100 (Sherrer). to 2, third. Time lI'1s
Three year-olds and up six furlongs
Old Dominion, IS IL. Wfliams), I to 4
second Ashland, % (Gatewood). 3 to l
third. Time. l;l6i.
Three-year-olds and up. one mile ant
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rcnnEs nE rnE CAMPAIGN-

six column paper has made It's appearance.
The paper Is published by Tho Perpe-
traitors" MS IT'S publishers style them
selves, and advocates the claims OF Bald
win Rice, A. a. Szabo, J. 9. White, John
$. Stewart, Jack Kennedy, Charles Helm
DR. Larendon and II. ~ o Brien. The
Perpetrators announce that none ri IN,
candidates have furnished any OF the arti
cles. nor are any OF them responsible fol
the utterances OF the pancr The Echoe.
Is nicely printed, and besidSs local cam
paign literature contains several columns
of general news, IL is circulated free.
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HY MEM; AL.

ELLIOTT N1CHOI.S-G Georgetown. Tex.
as, March lS.--District CLERK j. d. Elliott
and Mrs Nichols of this place were mar
ried on Monday.
SrOUT-pODp- Willis. Texas. March Is
Mr.. Thomas Stout and Mss Eta podd
We're married this afternoon at tho resi-.
dence Of the brides mother, Justice T. 4
Anderson officiating.
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lane this morning. Brady WAS out yes
terday after some cattle, and late in the
evening his horse returned home rider
less. Search was made, which resulted
in finding Bradys corpse where 1T is sup
posed his horse either threw or fell on
him. causing fatal injuries. An examina-
ton of his body disclosed no clue to war
rant any other cause of his death.
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twenty yards-Helen II. Gardner. Sc CLAY,
to b, won; Baldur l02 (SherreD to !.
second; Henry Harris Sc Combs, 100 TO
!, third. Time, 1:iS4.
Three ear-olds and up, one mile and
twenty yards--Equiuox. IS CLAY to 2,
won; Tippecanoe. loo (Gatewood). to 2.
second; Little Tom, los (Hnkey), Z to 10.
third. Time. l:i67i.
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CITY RREVlTlEs.


The number OF voters registered yes
| 1erday were $50 total up TO date 1901.
Mr.. and Mrs {. w. Hurd are rejoicing
over the arrival of new son at their
| home.
The rlnnnEer OF the Houston Clearing
! House reports the bank movement for
March " as sS77 ass
All IN, volksfest comm,ttees are Or.
neetea 10 meet et Turner NAH SUNDAY
morning at 10 O'Clock
There viii h, a called Meeting of Wash
tp,ston chanter M n Ii tonight
80 n.cia.E for ne n,irnose n, co,rarrs,,
rbe NJ Una !, and he ri E NJ dagrces
superintendent FRANK NoianN OF me
Glenwood cemetery Is enleaN9rins WIN
tihe sin91H iutce az ms HlSSlosai 70 repair
~ .,tsr ~. ,.sn..ts,v gronnds
~ ~ Nv,
Inc 1ouu NoNvrhmtht lvaSue WIN hoia
Il WAt1 ihtetlhs ueal wy Imam mai
corner Llnrr'F Avenue anu MvNe1 street.
thls evening ~ o'ioCh, ENeryuouy Is
'HNl''" IeA"i"ltS' "i ppi'Nva =" coiur,
NJ Al Gilhnrd while riding 4 tandem
bicycle Wednesday night on Mckinney
avenue. met with an accident by which
obs LEFT auklo WAS spraincd necessitating
lontut wcu TO the house for several
DAYS. The young lady accompanying him
fortunately escaped injury.
Today at s.el D. m. nj the Parish house
81 Christ church Miss Watson viii give
her impressions Of the great Passion
Flaw as seen by her at Aberammergan
=, -, ' ~, -. IN - So
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MRS A. MILLER.

Mrs A. Miller, aged Is. died yesterday
morning AT O'Clock from pneumonia.
The funeral win take place from her
late residence, on Liberty street. at 10
o'clock this morning. lntcrment In Cath
ole cemetery
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FfRsr WARD.

The primary OF the First ward was
called to order at 5 o'clock sharp as Grif-
iins hail, corner Houston avenue and
Dart street. by John Lewis. member Of
tho executive committee.
on motion Mr Lewis was made tenn
porary chairman ana Mr.. John J. Moody
temporary secretary
II Was moved ard adopted that the
temporary officers na made permanent
On motion McSsrs kohihuun and Sounen
WERE placed Ia nomination for aldermen
and were nominated unanimously.
on motion OF Peter Chalmers the fol-
mously chosen 10 represent TIE First
ward: j r. kessler. j. It Bell. r. w
Crota. John Lewis Charles Lucia. L.
Antoni, John Howard. Thomas De Young
Gus Albers Peter Chalmers. James
Whltmarsh. Ed Burke altcruates. Henry
Griffin, Louis Gueringer Andrew peary.
j. T. Altman. George Wilson Charles
Schneider and Joe Walker
The secretary offered the following.
which was unanimously adopted:
Resolved That We iu primary assem-
bled IS democrats. hereby heartily in
dorse the candidacy Of Baldwin Rice for
mayor.
Resolved That this. tho First ward.
mayor, J. G. White for assessor and col
loctor and Jack Kennedy for street cons
missioner
by motion the chairman was requested
TO make an approximate estimate Of tho
number present. lie decided that there
were between $50 and 200 present.
Adjourned
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FOURTH WARD.

\ The primaries OF the Fourth ward were
Yield In the market house and were called
TO order at o'clock by Captain f. A.
! Reichardt, chairman OF tho city demo
cratic executive committee.
Captain Relchardt was elected chairman
Of the meeting and J. w. Lockett and
c. Il. Fitze secretaries There was only
one ticket in the field for delegates ana
II received 4s9 votes. The followlnr S ara
the delegates elected TO the convention:
A. G. Herndon. Hermann T. Keller
Robert Adair, II. r d. Wilson. II
Eeioh9rdt r. H. Downey, Oscar Reynaud,
G. ". Cortes. Paul Schosser. Walter
Smith, Jerry Crowley. Joe House. Jam
Schaub. g sauter; John Il. Patrick.
John Tomforde. 7. C. Byrne. Otto Preilss
Tom o,Leary. Tom RavelI. Henry BIsso.
nit, Ed kattmann. G. Schwarz, il. b.
T. Heiner, -
The vote for aldermen resulted as fol.
lows: 10 w
Robert Adair 2l3. j. c. Mathews 100 IT
I. Keller l6s j. ID. Staples 50. Messrs
Adair and Mathews We're declared ~
nominees for aldermen.
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COUNTY Court

Following is the business transacted In
me county court yesterday. Judge John
q. Tod presiding:
Emma spriggins VS. international ara
nreht Northern Railway company: con-
nInueu generally and set for the second
% vi us hrst Jury week Of next term,
Annie Flock VS.. Cathcriu otto; contin.
ued generally
March 70. 'N'
James ii, Duren vs. Missouri Kansas
10y plainuff,
w Z, Tlnsley vs., c. Albrechi: Judgment
for defendant ''
II. p Bering' administrator. VS. Lucinda
L, J. Woln VS., Galveston. Harrisburg
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OTHER DEATHS

Weatherford.--S. J. Mckee.
Arlington.-Mr. A. f. Caps, aged G5.
Enns.-Joe Bozek n bohemian farmer
Ennis, - Lewis Whatley, a farmer n
Alma.
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cATTLEMEN's rRArrIc MAN,o,,n

Fort Worth, eNas March la-At a meet.
ing OF the reeent!y-appointcd transpor-
iation committee of the Texas CattIe
halsers association held today Il was
decided TO create the Office Of traific
manager for the association and tbc
services of w V. Newlin. formerly zen.
srai freight agent OF ths Fort Worth and
charge OF all matters pertaining TO trans
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CINIL nfArRIrT coIlRr-

In the Eleventh judicial district court
yesterday, Hon. sam II. Brashcar presid.
ing, the following orders were made:
r. kcchinau VS. Merchants Insurance
company of New Orleans leave to piainun
to nle nrsl amended original petition
a. llorndon vs. Hannah Horndou: con
unued generally.
John Aston vs., J. II. Howell. continued
generally.
Joseph Moore vs.. 81 Packard. continued
generally
Matte Terry Smith W. s : Ashe ct al.
! continued generally.
r. Gieseke VS. a. \. Hoffman; continued
j. Meyer ct al vs.. J. Sonentheil et al
case taken under adVlsement.
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Professor Baldwin has "A charm that Ia
iuoNplicahle. His fame as an organist
and composer IS known throughout the
land New York World
Mr. Baldwin win conduct tho recitals to
be given at tho First PRESBYTERIAN church
Thursday and Friday next Such talent
nnd such an organ promise the Houston
public a musical treat.
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MRS. MARTIN srIc1prs.

Fort Worth, Texas, March 19.-Ths af-
ternoon at 80 o'clock Mrs, Corrie Martin,
wife Of Captain r. p Martin, committed
suicide 10y shooting herself through the
head with a pistol, 1t is thought her mind
was doranged from continued Ill health
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$ CLARK. Adam Clay John y. Collins. r.
T. lesre. ]. BE- liosap
Total vots .N
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Ladies-W Wonderfully soft, luxuriant and
beautiful hair is produced by Danderine.
Try ii. All druggists.
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FIFTH WARD.

The Fifth ward primaries were held In
the market hall OF the Pythian building.
There was large crowd present when
~ y, Parker Of the executive committee
called the meeting 10 order. Mr.. Parker
was elected Chairman and George Jones
and Tom Browne secretaries. Messrs. j.
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Bald heads. See Danderine. the most
wonderful discovery of modern science.
For sale by all druggists.
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)andeiinel see Bald Heads: they must
go All druggists.
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This is pointer Green turtle soup at
Archie's from 10 to | o'clock.
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NOTICE no WATER coNsrMnRs.

MI " 10 WAIEIt OUNoI MEItS.
Water will he cut off today between the
hours Of 10 a. m. and p. m. on the follow
Ing streets Franklin from Main to san
Jacintoi san Jacinto from Congress to
Commerce: Fannin from Congress TO
Commerce. open all faucets.
Houston Water Works Co.
Per +. j. Smith, Superintendent.
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MARRIAnE 1.IcrNsEs

MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The following marriage licenses were Is
sued yesterday; T. W Strlebeck and
Louise Il. Fuch. James simmons and irene
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and san Antonio Railway company; cor
tiuued by plaintiff
sr,ITs FILED YESTERDAY.

SUITS FILED YESTERDAY.
The following suits were filed yesterday
In the offlce OF J. Il. waues. clerk OF the
Eleventh judicial district court;
j. ". Cornish vs.. Ella Cornish. divorce
Martha Boldcn vs.. Rufus Bolden, d.
Vorcc.
clara Penn VS.. Luther Penn; divorce.
Alex Rarttiiugck vs. Wilhelmina Groll,
nee Schultz. debt and attachment.
Mollie J. Burroughs vs.. J. j. burroughs,
debt on note and damages amounting 90
sla5o and for foreclosure OF lien on It's
acres out OF the Ritson Morris league.
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W. Kavsnaugh and J. X. Cade were Sc
lected as Judges and r. Macs and L. 4.
oslcr telle-s.
rpcn motion the list OF delegates, there
beng only one ticket In the field. was
elected by reclamation. and Aldermen
Mclaughlin and Aubertin were nominated
by reclamation
A motion was then made that n vote be
taken on the delegates 10 show the
strength OF the ward primary. A large
number had left the hall before this mo-
ton 60 reconsider was made and when
tho vote was taken Il showed only So for
the delegation. This is said 10 be ABOUT
half OF the voting strength OF the conven-
ton.
The following delegates were selected:
John G. blackburn. VIM. Marmion. X.
L. Jones. John Carroll A. J. Jour'ie. An
drew Murphy. John Berry. NJ. Monaghan,
Albert Rasch. John Lyons. III Moroney,
James VALLEY, C. h. Williams. sampson
lyies T.. II. Parker. Tom Brown, James
II. MastcrSnn, Gorge II. Adds. John Nal
10y. Jim Fitzgerald James Welch, w.
Smith. Charles Roach. Jasper Btlhy. Z. 9.
Gagne. John Smith. John Anderson, G. J..
Conroy John owens, George Jones. Pete
Mckee, r Keller. Charles Heath, Dan
Muliane. William Macs. G. \. ReinNaldt
Dan Cieslry. Tom Pennington, Ed Heffcr-
non. :. y. Carney.
AlterTates-Le r. Turner. George War
ner George Hams. James McDcnalf, Tom
Lyons. J, u Rothwell, w J. Bentley,
John Marf
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threw her arms around defendants neck
and begged ani implorcd him not e.
leave her 10 which tho defcndaut re-
spond~d hy throwing her violently tn tho
H'or causing her gr"at pain, and at the
ea7l" time the defendant accompanied
said violence with ,hc expression. damn
SUCH woman" aud then LETT
shortly ancrwayd plaintiff prevailed on
defendant 30 come back and live with
her, which he dlJ. and they continued 10
live together as man and wife untn Jan
W.ry No. 1876. when the defendant again
lcf, and ahsnd med the rlaintif. with the
nVowei intention never 20 live with her
again ana he 70 now a Waco. Texas.
having lett plainiT at Houston
The plaintiff further alleges IN her PC
titicn that defendant made no provision
whatever for her support when he LET,
Tor Waco. and that she has to depend OF.
others for support; that when tncy lived
together defendant rarely came home
az night before 1 or o'clock in tho morn
ing, although he had no business T. keep
him out at such times pllintln also
prays that her maiden naur. clara Ack-
erman. he restored TO her and that the
bonds Of matrimouy Doe forever dissolved
A. stated in The Post yesterday. thu
case Of !. C.. $. Morrow 4 Co. charged
with conducting the business OF lana
agents without FIRST obtaining license
was called ~ % O'Clock iu Justice j. j.
lluescy's court ANA upon trial the defend
ants were adWdgcl guilty. ana fined S,51
Mr. Oldham. for the defense. moved for a
new trial. which was overruel and mo-
ticc OF appeal WAS given This case viii
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SIXTH WARD.

The primary meeting was called 10 order
by +. a Riesrer, a member OF the demo
cratic executive COMMITTEES and W. A.
Moroney was chosen chairman ard w. II.
PereEov secretary.
T W. Cronan and ] " Heis,r were
nominated by reclamation for aldermen
The following delegates were elected by
ballet.
John T. Conner. John W. Clark. Rem A.
Riesnsr Fred Mins,r. T. r. Goldiue
Duncan Mcdonald. ?. ". Hudson. Levi
II. kean. Mn Culmorren r. = fe retrois.
". a. Perrguy. j. J. Lewis. H. H. Morsc.
Alienates--J. T. 4hnlm. Louis Migues. VI
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THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES
Everybody for Captain Baldwin Rice
for Mayor.
EVERYTHING IS VERY HARMONIOUS.
Good Selection for Aldermen in the DIFF
ferent wards-The List of
Delegates
ALDERMEN NOMINATED.

First ward--W. ]. Kohihautf, l. Sonnen.
Second WarNi-J. NJ. Gciselnan. +. NJ,
Burke.
Third ward-Gus c. Street, b. r. La
than.
Fourth ward-Robert Adair. J. C Mat
thews
Fifth ward-Ja,nes MeAughan. ". j.
Aubertin.
sixth ward--T. W. Cronan J. NJ. Heiser.
The democratic primaries to elect dele
gates TO the city nominating convention
and TO select candidates FOR aldermen in
the various wards OF the city were held
last night.
All day yesterday the city was IN a
suppressed state OF excitement and the
candidates and their friends were busy
arranging for the tug OF war.
There was no contest over the mayor
atty and there was but one tioke; fox
delegates voted Throughout the ciU,
There was q strong fight In most Of tse
wards over aldermanio hoaors, and In
these contests the chief interest OF the
primaries centered.
As there was but one delegate ticket
in the field there can be no doubt OF the
nomination OF Captain Baldwin Rice by
the convention when It assemblies next
Monday.
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The crowds that twice a ds =
thronged Haskins' JEWELki Az
TION. No. 800 Main street a's
convinced that the biggest ~.
bargains are 10 be obtained 'n'''
, by-bidders.
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YOUR PALATE. Is Y0U( STONIACIrS
CONSCIENCE,
Your Stomach ltnowA What i Good For

. # j.
Ts.fn YOU. .fgI.--
Thin people are thin because the food
they cat Is not absorbed, Reasons. eth
or wrong food. or right food undIgeatcd,
Fat, oils, and groaSCNwnl not mike
amy one fat. This Us because they are
lndlgeStlblc, Thin people lnh Il hnrh
TO digest their food. Fatty foods make
II stu harder,
Have you ever noticed TINT almost
without exception, thin, pale, dyspcp.
tic, nn1cmlc people hive M aversion 10
fat? THIS Is OF Itself proof enough that
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but none more important thnn this In
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