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Health Returned

after using a few bottles Of DR.. Davld'f
Iodo-Ferrated Sarsaparilla. IL cures
eczema. boils, blotches, and all blood
diseases.
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Sydnor & ifundley.

Refrigeratorsl Refrigerators!
Refrigerators, Refrigeratorsl
Refrlgera .orsl Refrigerators,
SYDNOR & HUNDLEY.
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4 Trip to Egypt.

a rare chance TO all who desire TO enjoy
the extensive display Of magnificent
Turkish and Egyptian Embroderies. Dra-
peries. Curi0s. Ancient Arms. Jewelry,
and unique Souvenirs. Call at 400 east
BROAD street
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The gnfoPfuunfe

after trying many so-called remedies. was
perfectly cured Of a loathsome blood dis.
ease, with Or. Dayid's Iodo-Ferrated Sar-
sapanlla.
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The Weather.

r WASHINGTON. June 3.--Forscast
IrlnlIM for Virginia: Partly-cloudy wea-
l'A'oO' ther. with conditions favorable
for light showers; southeasterly
winds.
North Carolina: Local rains; warmer
weather in the interior; southeasteny
winds.
Local showers will probably prevail on
the South Atlantic coast. The barometer
has fallen decidedly on the Atlantic coast.
The area OF high pressure is central on
the Middle Atlantic coast.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-04

Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic ls cheaper
than Quinine, because II does more per-
manent good. Every bottle guaranteed.
Delightful 10 take. Price, 80 cents.
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Take DIR. Dayld's

Liver Pills II you would be cured Of
biliousness. constipation. sick-headachc.
and liver trouble.
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orders for printing sent TO the Dispatch
Company viii be given prompt attention.
and the style Of work and prices Will DO
sure 10 please you.
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.r,bur Neglected Chief.

OTTAWA. ONT, June 3-P. NJ. Arthur
was reelected Chief OF the brotherhood
OF LQcomatiye. Engineers to-day.
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"'rhaf Tired Feeling

quickly cured and health and vlgcd
given TO those who use DR. Dayids Iodo-
Ferrated S3rsaparilla.
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FIVE OF CONVENTION.
,,llalns Of the Democratic Forces
in Stanton.
LEADERS, On The GhouNp'
,meresman Otsy Distributes an Ad-
dress.
n CREATES SOEE SURPRISE.
CREATES SOEE SURPRISE.
R4h ths Silver and Gold Men Hold
Meetings.
,r.orIrtoNs or THE LATTER.

-.t,, OF the silver Steering Com
.fncc-CGucus of the Third Dis
.-,-, Dclcpation-Mcctin of the
stotc Committec-Notcs.
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Do You Feel Irritabies
Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate.

IL makes a refreshing. cooling beverage.
and is an invigorating tonic, soothing 10
the nerves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-04

Tpy WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was cloudy during the greater portion Vt
the day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-04

IhH card was not only talked about IN
ifFate groups. but was discussed in
-' indirect way In some OF the formal
conferences. OF which there were a num-
during the evening. The sound
money men express great surprise AT the
position taken by the silver leader. and
many oi his Owr supporters think his
a entirely too radical. while Il con-
fable number hold, with Major Otey
.' inr position that TO the yict0rs be-
i.'s the spoils." and are in favor OF a
complete free-silyer organization for the
State
while the district conventions do not
NEE, until morning. the silver and gold
,rlcfalons OF nearly all the districts
.eA brief meetings tonight. The fea-
lures OF the evening. however. and which
sNssssd - mVsb interest as the con-
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State of thermometer:

Meau temperature. rs..........".....7 ...7o'i
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The State Democratic Committee met
tonight 70 elect temporary officers for
the convention tomorrow. Colonel John
Bell Bigger was chosen temporary chair
man, and Mr.. joseph Button secretary.
The committee refused 10 take any action
looking 10 the gathering OF congressional
district conferences tomorrow. Senator
Martin argued that IL was not in the
province Of the committee 10 thus act
However. following precedent, each dis
trict delegation will meet as usual, and
take the chances Of the conventions af-
firming their action.
The silver delegates OF the Third Con-
gressional District held a caucus tonight.
There were l02 delegates represented in
person or by proxy. George Z. Haw, OF
Hanover. was made chairman. and Ben
jamn u. owen, Jr.. OF Chesterfield. secre-
tary.
on motion of Mr.. w H. Sands, OF Hen
rico. 1t was decided that the names OF
those desiring 10 go to the Chicago con-
vention be placed in nomination. and the
two receiving the highest number Of
votes be declared elected
Isaac Dlggs, OF King William, nomi-
mated Judge Roger Gregory, OF that
county Mr.. Charles Wallace nominated
Mr.. Thomas Il. Murphy, OF Richmond,
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vcntion itself Is likely TO do, were the
general conferences OF the free-silver and
the gold men.
The former held n grand rally at
Columbian Hall. where the convention
IS to sit. and after hearing stirring
speeches from Daniel and others appoint
ed steering committee OF three from
each district TO map out the work OF
the convention. The latter met I'm odd
Fellows Hall. and likewise appointed a
committee to prepare plan OF aC>ion
and draft resolutions, which will be got
ten before the convention in some way
or other.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

Sinner. Texas, September
25.-Ars. Johanna Schuhman wife OF
Theo. Schuhman, died very suddenly at 9
O'Clock last night. She leaves u husband
and S-months-old babe.
HARRALSON-Co lmcsncN, Texas, Sep
TENDER 3.-The infant daughter Of MIR.
and Mrs. j. G.. llarralson died here last
evening, aged l year. and was laid to rest
IN the city cemetery this afternoon.
RUSS-Palestine Texas. September "a.
Little Cornelia Annette. infant daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. J 4. Russ died yester,
day afternoon at 1.3o. The funeral and
burial occurred at . p IN. today.
COLLINS-Timpson Texas. September
%. Mr.. $. G.. Collins. hV.ug about eight
mics south of here died yesterday from
continued fever. lie was considered one
of Shelby countys best citizens, He owned
a large mill and gin. Mr.. Collins moved
from Louisiana here about four years ago
MI LLER Marshall Texas, September
y Died, Joe Miller, a butcher, yesie rday
evening az 4 o'clock at the residence of
Mrs. a. Riesner. lie was Il member OF
the following orders American Legion of
Honor, National Reserve Fund and Wood
men of the World. lie was well to do and
highly respected.
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TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES.
Republicans In the Ninth District 10
Quandry.
HUGH HANCOCK IS STILL ON TOP
National Committeeman Huston Called
Upon to Untangle tho skein--organ-
ixing Bryan and sewaii Clubs.

Austin, Texas. September 26-The Ninth
district congressional puzzle is as far from
a solution tonight as ever. Hancock is
siill master of the situation and as de-
termined as ever TO get even for having
been deprivN of the senatorial chairman
ship. But 1t develops now that Makem-
son is not so much Of an issue In the
case as might be supposed. Hancock
surned him down simply because he let
the Williamson county vote 20 10 Wilmo
for senatorial chairman after having as
sured Hancock that It was all right for
him. Now that Makemson Is noored AMI
tina, Hancock iusi ~ upon the resignation
of Wimoi As a prerequisite to his allow
ing Makcmson TO r. Give the conyre sion
al nomination, the Wilmot people who are
indebted 10 he Williamson delegation Tor
their election are not acting u II they
considered Aakemson's fall-down much
of a calamity ana manifest a disyosl' ion
to let Mekemson go and hoid on 20 WIZ
mot. The real point j. that limot y
Il Quincy man white Hancock IS not, which
Is OF considerable importance. as The sen
atorial Craftsmanship carries with u
seat in the SNie executive committee,
and as according 10 Billy Brush. who j.
an enthusiast Cuneyite. the Galveston
boss Is still IN the ring and playing Tor
position at the top again. As matter
OF fact Wilmot is Cuney's choice ana ne
so lndicated 1t when he was mere ~,
week and now that Wiimot has landed
his friends don't cHre mueh what becomes
OF Makcmson. although IN" latter le-
them use him TO accomplish their putpo.c.
State executive commi tee. Tho Wilmoi
people today ieeeraphed to Dallas
National Committeeman Huston to come
down here and help them Stralsnicu
things out, and IT is understood that he
Will arrive tomorrow. from Whhl c.n
be rather forchly resented II he attempts
to take hand Ia the racket.
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AT SAN MARCOS.

San Marcos, Texas September 26.-San
Marcos has been visited by one OF the
most terrific overhows that has occurred
I'm the country since ls72. The rain be-
gan falling about s o'clock this morning
and for two hours ard half It came
down In torrents. Tho United States rain
gauge registered seven inches. The San
Marcos river has been out OF Its banks.
The International and Great Northern
hridse over Purgatory creek was pard1l-
~ destroyed and the tracks for u mile
south completely washed away. No trains
PASSED this poimt today. The Katy Jared
quite az lady. 1t Will probably be noon
tomorrow before traffic Is resumed Great
carnage was done to property, but no
lives lost.
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BEAUMONT BUDGET.
Excursion by the Band-Big Steamship
to ArriYe-Notcs.


TO Arriye-Notos.
Beaumont Texas Sentemher os-On
1,,o.da,, 10 ooth - ,,a.,,a,,. ia Eor,
l"eau'y' 'he -''h' the ieNa'kahh anu w
smith railroad from Beaumont to Port
Arthur will belong tn the CITY hand AT
,oas, ,hn - ,,,.a .ta,,', 49,. ,oaa
''' 'oss nave c"aiteieu tic i'"N
Tor that day and Will run three eXcur-
sions from this city TO Port Arthur for
tho horoc. =, A. 800 ,,,, -. 10 rrr
'"S nu"eh. Vi 'he pahu' trains 10 ne run
on the following schedule: Leave Beau
returning yI leave az po o hr1h,, anu ',s' p
'''''3 'a'c ioi' AIthur d. ~ ma
ing. In announcing these excursions. the
how, .,,.. '''es0
V!H assure inc patrons pheasant out-
ing The large dancing pavilion and bath
house recently erectud AT tho and of she
u,hs IN
thls d., WI PC opGnead 10 me p,toii,c on on
un.S nay ana at night grand bail, Tor
M W. ,i. me band VIII furnish music, Will
Tha ~ ~. ~ tie PhVliioil, III,
nj Soti ~ 'Irnshlp west mean MI, Mi afiiNe
Nj, -" i',''e ass IN Few uaNs. rms steam
vnssai - mo' ON! idrscr lhah any otser
htna p thn' nus ever before come 10 pa
IiNvr peeh 10 any port west OF New or
ie ,,, Many people not only in Beaumont
bnt,o a.omS INC S9hlhe anu Etst Texas
~ 49, eAIltSSeu "a desire 10 see thls Nesssi
G 4s.J sFa,liy tnis apparently universe,
LIRE AZ excursion at a greatly re lnceu
~ ~ VII bt run IRON Saline ana Ehst
us Ata Iplhts 10 Sahine la,s, Whllc INC
~, w nst meath - anchored at the iulursa
hte"I ne captain OF the vessel, VIII
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THE HIGHER COURTS.
SECOND DISTRICT.


Fort Worth, Texas, September 20
Court of civil appeals at Fort Worth: Is.
d. Tarleton. chief justice; l. w. stephens
and Samuel ]. Hunter associate justices.
Motions decided--T. d. Holloran vs.. W.
Decker. from Tarrant county, motion for
iehearng refused: W. Z. stephens ct al
VS.. c. w. Taylor ct al, from Bosque
county to re-tax costs. refused us TO
costs but judgment reformed 50 rs 10 De
against suretles on supcrseieds BOND D.
=. smith Va. White. Branch McSohh-
Inc, 10 submit on suggestion oil delay,
granted and cause ordered set down or
submission; John $. Fletcher vs. Ern
iity Iron works. TO strike opt certain
papers from transcript. qNetruled !,
Cases dec!ded--John Collier et al VS.. II.
5. Myers. from BosQue county, aihrhed
except as to costs In when respect re-
Nersed and rendered. b. + Eden vs.. "
NJ. Osborne & Co., from Tarrlnt county.
reversed and remandel. j. II. Cage vs..
ncirs OF John c. Tucker. from Com lnche
county, reversed and remandeI; I'd T.
Welch ct al VS.. The Phelps " Bigelow
Windmill company, from Arnstrons, re
Noised and remanded. II. l.. Rutnertori
ct al vs.. X. II. Montgomery ct al, from
IdrMnt county, reSyersea ma Fsmtmd,aI,
can Land Mortgage company, from Den
ton county affirmed; a. II. Kirby, guard
AN. vs. k. f.. Hunter from Jones coun-
~. affirmed "A, II. Shapegh Hardware
company VS.. Wells IL Chestnut. from
Archer county, question involved Is or
derei to be certified TO the supreme court.
Cases submitted s. Nj. Wen e Go. vs..
II. IA. Wells. from Midland county; j. G.
Ha,hardson ct al vs. ". ID. l.. Knox.
guardian. from Jack, w. b. Wallace ct al
vs. Byers Bros. ct al. from Clay; Chicago.
Roch island and Texas Railway company
W.. NJ. a. Arnett from Wise w. j. ia
ker ct al VS.. j. IL. Mmms, from Howard.
The submission of the case of h; y.
Brown VS.. w. I. Hudson ct al. from
Tafrant county, was passed until Octo-
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wANTON MURDER,

Timpson, Texas, September 25.-Yester-
day about dark n difficulty arose between
two darklcs-Iiarry Strange and John
Richards. They had been to Teneha with
cotton. and on their return home Harry
Strange began beating and abusing his
wife, and Richards intcrfered In her be-
half When the difficulty arose Il was
near a darkey's house. The negro Strange
got out of tho wagon and went for a
gun. They drove on without him. and
on reaching home they found he had ar
rived home previous to them and had So
cured gun, ana before John Richards
could go' out of the wagon Strange step
ped to the door and shot him with twelve
huckshots. killing him instantly. Strange
Is still at large.
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OUINTANA NOTES

Quintana, Texas, September 26.--The
Nelasco Times states that Columbia will
this year ship from 5000 o 1000 bales of cot
ton. Rrazorla viii be n close second, while
Nelasco, AngletOn, Oyster Creee. Ch,nan-
so. 3onney Sandy Point AMI Alvin will
come in for several thousand mora Near
ly nj of this cotton Is being and will be
shipped by coasung scAAoners through
this port.
The life saving crow left here for the
month 81 tho San Berrhri last night a
distance OF tn miles. to g,Ve assistance
to the schooner VIM. MurrY. which Is w.
ported as likely to 20 to pieces ON tho cut
side, not being able to get over the bar.
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SOVEREIGN GRAND loDsA
Labors Of the Session Enas'-au
ficers Appointed.

I,abors Of the Session En
ficers Appointed.
Dallas. Texas, September aan
reign grand lodge Of ODD fs'S. y
Guided ITS labors tonight WIN
stallation of officers. The plop"'.
fore the lodge today provided !a "
mission TO Rebekah lodges = !.
women IS years and upwan. y
moral character. etc MaJ9n ~, n M
ths subiect were presented an ~
Siderable discussion action VIZ vt
until the next SESSION. r, ntU5|
The attempt TO preven Nv h
lodges from renting Their pioI s X h
loon purposes OF LOT luz
WAS defeated. -orA IN y
On the ruling Of the glsnis aiss n
was Illegal for subordinate ,@SSSi,J
nhysieians by the year the !uuw .ms.j
miitee presented an adverse -
port. u a. raIlas Pm.
a minority report, w nlSa \
the grand sire sust ssass verv rpsl
The Following officen Il. Yte!
today: Grand chaplain K B. u
Kentucky; grand niaIs,n1 sA Il. b ,
Arkansas; grand gliar .r Il. IN
Iitah: grand messenger "
Ohio. ,anrasrniatlys !
tomorrow morning 90 y
Monterey. Mexico.
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TALKED DEMOCRACY.

Congressman Mcclure OF California
Makes II Speech at Dallas.
Dallas, Texas September 26.-Congress-
man James G. Mcclure of California ad-
dressed large audience here tonight
He said in the course of a lengthy al
dress: I'VE have not changed the policy
nor run counter to the principles of the
democratic party upon The money ques-
ton. We have made 1t impossible for
straddlers 10 stay in the party. for the
followers OF monopollcs to claim that they
are democrats. 1t Is not true that eny
great democrat ever declared FOR gold
monoms talllsm. II he dill he would not
be indorsed by a democratic National con.
venlipu. aud the man WHO SO dec arei
was not Endorsed by democratic ooh-
Nention.
The democratic party has always de-
clared for gold and silver regardless OF
International bimetall-rn. ] II the money
OF the constitution. We are not 6narrh-
lists opposing the constitution ci the
United states. hut are rs IefenIcrs.
The speaker quoted Benton. Jefferson and
others ia support of his position nj then
proceeded: The constitution Of the
United states has no. been changed on
this subject. Il has been oVnrri itrn by
congress- who IN It's act overriding IL
stood before the country as a body OF
anarchists II silver has to lie demone-
tied. congress should submit an amend
ment TO The constitution OF the United
states permitting IL. But for twenty
three years silver has been demone tihei
and the man who stand by that act stand
The speaker dcnounced the democrats
who stradiled the act as playing fast
the ballot box 20 scGvllc labof. ana hr
charged BouTke 60 'kran with bling one
men. who IN the Fifty- hiri congr - at
l.mutel to prevent a demo ratio majority
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LuLING LOCALS.

Luling. Texas, September 26-Iast nght
Sarr!no ZaVarda. while on his way home
from town, passed the Malone farm. two
miles from the city where he claims he
was fired on by negro. the Snot pene-
rating the hip and in1uriug him seriously.
\ negro lali was In progress ut the house
in front of which Xavad,l was shot So
Tar no arrests have been made.
Elvira Sanches, living near Rancho. n
COTTON picker. while engaged in a game
of cards wac struck Oh the head by a
Mexican named Hcliotes. lie Is said to he
In O diving condllion. Neliotes 1e1
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ENGINFER's CORPS RonpED

Pars, IeNas, September CA, 4 Walk.
or. who "a in charge OF government sur
voying corps OF nftcen nea, eugased in
secuonlziug .he Indian Territory. arrived
mere To-Day and reports that on last Tues
gay rlght seven highWgynen came to
,h,.r lamp. siE miles rurtheast of Grant.
their Ninehosters and then escareI Tho
I9pbsrs Obtained $40 In cash and $3.50 in
she'kH, The men We're white ana UNI
hask"l 4hty did their work like eN-
ports. Since the courts of I'M. Tcrritory
nave been empowered with fun jurisdlc-
Hon, crime IN that country has become
more prevalent than for yGirs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-27
BUSINESS MATTERS.
CHRISTIAN & ALLEN

Burnett. Texas, September 26.-George
Christian. as managing and controlling
partner of the firm of Christian & Allen.
lumber merchants at Marble Fails, Texas.
acting for and as manager Of said firm.
hleu y decd OF trust a. this place his
morning., naming james Gilmore of Mar
NE fa.s, Texas, trustee. transferring 10
shld trustee an Of the property and bust
ness al Marble Falls. Texas togeIher with
q oneit TN Interest In the business OF
nnilsl'An Allen 4 Stoves nj Llano.
Texas TOR the benefit OF creditors. LiahiIi,
Ties auout S6idS.M, assets to he ascertalned.
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ating for several weeks. doing n butcher
business and selling their meat in Mex
eco. Quite quantity of dried and fresh
beef was found in their possession.
Il. j. Bonnet. a prominent merchant OF
this pace. who until recently had u store
on the Mexican side is In Jail in Nudad
Porfirio Di1Z on n charge of arson. His
store in C-udad Porflrio piaZ was burned
about August and Mr. Bonnet is charged
with setting fire TO it. Under the law his
friends are not allowed to see him for
seNenty-two hours after his Incarceration
and thus far no statement can be had
from him
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DEBs AT BEAuaos..'

Beaumont. Texas sfpS ,.,,r. WI,
largest and most r4rressnsa ANY,, y y
mat ever gathered In bsa s,.s, h 4
b tj~l at the court hou. ~. islil 81 q
Eugene V. Debs, ths IN ,rs5',
Mr. pehs entertiiiannu, r SIxsiNa, hs
a speech On the lae ,en ssns Is w.
marks being about w ~ ,ul lhty
GaIveston and Houston y sppAuaM
Wen rec we'd and lbe ds SS,pis sits Y
TER the speech he shook 4 no 10 ssns1s.,
Kin, l,t1s slr. Debs will leave ~
n,nrrnM morning.
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heat and burden OF the day are rather
sore over the fusion trade between their
bosses ana the republicans. Many OF these
men are populists from principle and VIII
not enter into combine that destroys
every item OF PRINCIPLE they have been
lahorlng for There Will no doubt be
larger democratic majority In this county
at the coming election than at the one
preceding. as some populists Will prefer
the democratic ticket TO that OF Mckinley
a nd the gold standard
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-27
THE STATE CAPITAL.

Austin, Texas, September 26--The tax
rolls OF TIE following counties were re-
cciVed today at the comptrollcr's office:
Cooke county--Total valuations, Nsl9,-
~ Decrease x!iS 500.
Nlhargcr county-Total valuations,
% Nkll; de 'rtusc. $500 SIC.
Floyd coupty-Total valuations. $3.50 $50
decrease. S117 no
Guudampe county-Total valuations,
N,5Jo,pl, deCrlGsr, SSilS.
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CnNIlNG RALLY.

I.aGrarge, Texas, September 2G-Prepa-
ratons for a grand barbecue on October
are the order OF the day now, on viii h
occasion Hon Charles Culherson, demo
orItie nominee Tor governor Will speak
here.
Other prominent speakers viii also be
on hand and a grand democratic rally Is
aJltIClNafri,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-27
suDRIrrs DEpARTMENT

Look out for one hay horse, stolen from
Henry Sladzyk on the night Of the 2ith.
near Cedar, Texas. Branded Il on left
shoulder has left hind foot white, same
foot has a deformed hoof has star In
forehead and white spot on nose, The
owner will pay SO for thief m any Jail
in Texas upon conviction, Address A.
Loessn, sheriff LaGrange, Texas.
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WITH pr,ENARY POWER.

Austin. Texas. September 26.-E. L.
Nimot the recently elected republican
chairman OF the Twentieth senatorial dis
Of W. A. fallRferu. j. Hur1berEer ana
John Taylor as plcuary power commlt-
t"emcn to act in the matter of making a
senatorial nomination. II IL understood
that they have authority TO make terms
with the popuists. II convenient
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uess success Gun be attributed 10 ina,
gentleman. lie was quite wealthy. and
owned a great deal of property here. tls
death occurred at his home In Guthrie
Ky. =,
vorce against his wife. Lille. The charE-
es preferred are that Lille attempted to
Kill her husband with a Ratchet
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CONVICT CAPTURED.

Caldwell, Texas. September .6,-Yester-
day Constable John Thornton captured
and placed in Jail here Reuben Punchard,
colorei. an escaped convict from T. w
liouse's Fort Bend county convict farm.
Punchlrd was sent from Lee county In
lS'S for twelve years for theft and burg
larry, and escaped in MAY, 1906
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-27
KrAnnY m ArsrIN

Austin, Texas. september O. Colonel
Jerome Nearby reached the city tonight
from RoclSdalc whore he spoke today.
lie VIII remain tomorrow tor Il conference
with some OF his Co-u1mmeCs who reside
here aud others. Tomorrow night he goes
to san Antonio