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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-28
@arfttcrihte.
= Chicago.

Wintertp.is.n 65-67; Sommer=
peiaen $685.; Rossen 35-37; Ger
tie 1885,; Safer 19-21; Corn %
81; &leie 700; 8leeiamen $50
7.35; 9imotbpfamen 2.80-3.25;
Jla4s 86-87; 9eu 5.5O-13.50;
Butter, Creamery lib; Butter,
Dairp 1O-13; @tiere 3.50A.50;
&ibe 1.5O-4.OO; Stoders 80
400; Rdtber 3.00-.85; Sdpeine
3.25-3.55; @4afe ESQ; 2Gmmer
$50, @eiGla9tete 9ibner s; Surtep
10; @nten 11-13; @dnie per 9Bb.
3.OO-5.OO; 3piebeln per 8uibel so
70; @epfel per SAB 1880; &arz
toFeln 1O-15; 8obnen $685.; Gier
8; 1ale "a; Dbistep 1.22; &dis,
Cream 60; Rdis S@uei5er Ii
ID.
Nilmautee.
Wei5en 62-66; @ossen $780,;
@erfte 32-34; 9afer 81; Corn %;
Mebl, patent PET SAB 3.40-3.N;
Simotbp{amen ESQ 3.15; aleeiu=
men 6.75-7.5O; Jla4s 87-88; Siz
mptbpbeu 11.OO-12.75; prairtebeu
5.OO-1O.OO; Butter, Creamery 20
16; Butter, Dairp 1O-14; Rd1e,
Cream 80; Rd{e, @4peiaer 20
10; &artoEeln 1920; @ier IS;
6ppfer SIS; @tiere 3.6O-4.OO; Rlz
6e 1.6O-2.OO; @toders unb Geebers
2.75-3.6O; @@meine 3.25-3.5O;
@@afe 2.5O-3.OO; 2dmmer $3.50
4.25.
Ntinueapoits 4 ct. TauI:
Wei3en 59-62; @oseen 32-3399;;
@erfte 23-27; Safer 17-18; Corn
25-27; Tla@s 81; rpatent" Mebl
2.45- $50; Rleie 6.75; Wilbes 9eu
4.OO-7.5O; Butter, CREAMERY 13--
Is; Butter, Dairp S-14; @ier IS.
st. *oItS.
@tiere 2.75-3.85; Riibe as
$50; @toders unb Geebers ESQ
$50; @9meine 3.OO-3.30; @4afe
800; 2dmmer $50; metaen 56-57;
Corn 26; @oegen 36; 9afer 1913:
Tlahs 80. -.a''.- ,..a.
2oniaS Eitn
Wei3en 54-64; Corn 23-24; 9az
fer 17-19; Stiere 2.60-4.15; &ibe
1.75-3.1O; Stoders unb Teebers
2.75-3.90; S4meine 3.0O-3.25;
S4afe 2.5O-3.90, 2Gmmer $50
4.25.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-28
@eit @am{tua MittaQ 1T ba

Set @amitas Mittas lit bag
san3e poli5ei : Department BON
@1epelanb IN 0bio in f%ieberbafter
Mufresune. 8iirsermeiter Mc&iHon
bat einen Drobbrtef erbalten uno I'M
folse beFen tpirb bas @tabtbaupt NIT
elmer Meneili&teit bema@t, bic ar bic
0ori i9tsmaBreseln gum S4uB bes
@5aren aner @euHen erinnert. Nuf
@4ritt unb Sritt folsen 9errn Mc=
Rifon Detectipes unb poliaiiten in
@ipil. Die @tabtbane lit bsItGnbi9
bon 4oli3ijten um5inselt, bic ieben
paKanten unb jeben in bas @ebGube
@intretenben nit prifenben 8liden be-
tra9ten. Die an ben Mapor abrelz
firten poft5a4en, namentli4 aber paz
detc, tperben elmer itrengen unb 1orgz
fdltigen priifrng untermorfen, ebe lie
in bic 9dnbe Mc&iKon's selansen,
unb Der 8err 8iirgermeiiter felb1t: 1T
big an bic 3dbne benaFnet. Der an
ben Mapor geri4tete Drobbrtef entz
bielt bic @orte: r8ereite Did auf
Dein @nbe Dor unb sebente Garter
6arri1on's." Die1er Sage lieb Mapor
Mc8iTon cine srobe @n5abl @irtbz
i4aften, bic i&on felt langen Sabren
in Der Willom=S trabe auf 1tabtif@em
@runb unb 8pben itanben, obne bab
bic @tabtbeb0rbe jemals UNI @rlaubz
nib gu FOLDER 8eniiBuns ibres @isen=
tbums 9efragt tpprben pdre, ben Snz
babern sepiFermaben iber benz aopfe
abreiBen. Die in ben Wirtbi4aften
dntpef enben Sd te letiteten Wioeri tanb
unb tpurben bon Der Poli5ei an bic
Cuff ge1ebt. @iner Der Mirtbe itieb
beftige @erpiinf4ungen gegen ben
MaDor aus, unb man pirb tpobl ni9t
febl geben, tpenn man annimmt, bab
bon bie1er @eite audi Der Drobbrief
itammt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-28
Bic HaKcufra0c.

Wafbington, 3. s.. 20. Mai.
Die MaFensleidbeit bat pieber etnma1
cine Nieoerlas, i'm 8unbes Oberge<
ri@t erlitten. DaKelbe fa1te cine @ntz
1@eibung, tporin bas Staatsgeieb BON
2%ouiiiana, peldes perlangt, bab fir
farbige 8abnpaKasiere perl@iebene
@agsons seliefert perben mifen, als
perfaKunssmdbig anertannt pitb.
@i9ter 6arlan ertlGrte in iebr trdt@
tiqen Worten, bab ct NIT bie{er Gntz
19etbunq ni4t iibereinfttmme.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-28

pfafftntba I. Neulid bate
elm bieiiser @inpobner ii4 in ben naz
ben Griinen!ualb gum 9ol5iammeln
beseben. Nls berielbe aber cine alte
eide ertlettert bate. brad Der Mft. auf
benz er %seitanben, ab unb Der Mann
fiel aus elmer 90be bon 6 SUB berunz
ter. Da CT innere 8erlebuneen baz
pontrus unb 8lut aus Munb unb Naz
K berporquou. tpurbe ct auf einem
Waaen mad Ieiner Mpbnung gefabren.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-28

6aupttabt bes Sranjefreiftaates, einz
getrofen. @r tpurbe BON prdiibent
Stein iebr berali4 e%mpfansen. 3err
8iselon bemertte, bic afritanifden
Greiftaaten niirben fih emit in bsrielz
Ben Weiie pereinissn. ipie iid bic
Staaten ber jeBisen Union bon Noro@
amerita pereinist bGtten.
Start Smain bat in JOHANNESBURG
gut befu9te @orleiunsen eebalten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-28
emre6lthe GrplONon IN sltrifa.

8rab, Meittiite BON 4frita, 20.
Mai. Sn 8iba i'm Nusagebiete am
MiserfuFe bat cine @rplofion ben Pa<
Taft bes @mirs Melett 3erftort, unb
200 Meni4en tpurben bur& bieielbe
aet0btet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-28
NouSs&iunura.

Buffalo, Is. Ma!. I'm 1i2 10
ubr itiirste bas 8ropn : @ebduoe an
Der gde bot, Main> unb Seneea Ctr,
an tpelbem s%egenmdrtis Reparaturen
pprsenommen tpurben, Elm uno begrub
cine sroBe Nnaabl Mrbeiter unter ietz
men 1riimmern. Man bdlt bafiir.
bab es piele Sobte unb Yertpunbete
aeqeben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-28
lteperutaNe pou Meaem.

ct. 2ouis, %. Moi. Der Aez
gen, Der beinabe obne llnterbre@ung
in gang MiKouri lett lebtsn Sonntag
berniebersins, bdlt INNER nod an unb
Is pirb bic gr0Bte 8eiorentb sebest,
fir bic @t4erbeit ber 2eute in ben
Mieberungen Lungs bes MiKour;z,
@asconabe> unb Oiase=Riper.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-28
Wcmette WahriGten.
stur,a an Der emalitd,em &0ue.

Qpnbon, Is. Mai. On alien
Ri{ten baben beftise Stiirme setpl>
tbet, unb bic Mbeberei in Sun bat be-
beutenbe Werluite erlitten. Sn bet Na>
be bon port patrid in S4ottlanh 1T
elm erobes Gabraeug auf ben Stranb
aetrieben. Gs mirb Elm GROCER @erluit
bon Menfhenleben befIr9tet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-28
3ritifd,c RiHion scrt6rt.

Shanghai 18. Mai. Sn 81
ane<Den fanben eesen bic M%iffionare
oeridtete &ratpa1e ftatt. Die britiz
i9e Mifiion tpurbe ausaepliinbert unb
niebergebrannt. Die MiiiionGre entz
famen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-28

- @irta 1880 @alonen @aNer
bebt in ben Minen bon Treibensz
billie. pa., bic 5000 Pferoeitdrten
entipidelnbe pumpmaidine Bel ieber
umbrebung ibres rieiisen Sdpuneraz
BEG.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-28

5ilbisrieben iemanb bon elmer tollen
Safe gebiKen tporben uno bat ing
ga teurzSnftitut perreii e1 mihen.
@raubiinben. Der Weile,
ma1@pella Bel @emiis itebt in GROCER
@efabr, perldiittet gu tperben. Wieber=
bolt itiir5ten TelsblDde in unmittelba
rer NGbe ber 9duier nieoer. Man
bentt baran, ben Beiler 9dn3li4 gu
perlafen.
Mrcmbur9.
&eblen. Die 6amilie bes Sag
l0bners poeters Nitolas ipuroe bur6
Elm idredli6es llngliid beim9eiu4t.
Defen brei Mdo4en i'm glitter bon 4,
6 reip. II Sabren trieben ii4 ipielenb
in ben UNI bas Wobnbaus liegenoen
selbern unb Wieie en- lumber. Nm Ibenb
ertrantte bas jiinsfte 8inb unb mar
bereits am 3tpeitfolgenben Sage eine
2eidc. Sobann ertrantten bic beiben
Wnbcren unter ben ndmliden SDmpto>
men, bas dltelt tie itarb am nGditen
Morsen unp 1T iebr menig 9offnung
porbanben, bos anbere gu retten. OH
eemein 1T man BET Wnii4t unb es 1T
audi mebr als nubri@einli@, bah bic
orn,en Rinber BEL ibrem Spiel ir9enb
cine @iftpflanae oufsefunben- unb per<
sebrt hoben.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-24

Eacenium- fer tha Famous Mexican
Banl--Cclorod Peoples Day.
Tyicr Ts.as. July ea-Jrhe attendance
q. the Fruit Palace last nish' was seN-
orous There were concerts BY the famous
Mevvan band. songs ard recitat'ons ny
local ,alen. and violin selections 10y the
ACCOMPLISHED Miss Flato OF Pittsours.
Miss FYa,a was heartily applauded many
times and repeatedly responded TO en-
o.,res. The evenings entertainment wound
ui, -v&h A grand iinal ball and everybody
had /. hearty good time.
A. the closing OF the concert last night
Se!or LopeI leader Of the Mexican nana
KS pr,. sairi wsih . masniice NJ ho4u
watch by the Feist fa.aSa nAlAi. tuiy.'..
if,slacns CHE Johnson, a pt,'sns4,- M.
watch was Very lo+ia IL his lifalSr Vi -
band Ne said that / wa> tue sra ,.u,,,
rlps, al organization on the cohlhei.~
ana vas tne most Ta1;hiul. coui.eoA~ -.
i.ent and obiiging people he had eV0
sem; mat during her STAY in TNer. t"o
=. Ks las, wear and TWO weeks this Si-.ii
iNo.ce ii CONT 'a''It asAinst the g ,,.iu
! a single member Of the band. mar &c,
/ their sirerp music nave inspired the peOA
,l, OF Texas w.th 3. lOfusr Idea OF MeAl-
| can ciiiz.aship. Not a request had eyer
WIN NJ had not cheSrfully and coar-
f.gusiy complied with. ina, thus was
tho nic-t spie' iii orsauiza'.on ma, Ra9
enicar,d N rnselves to the hearts of the
PEOPLE Of ryiar ana all Texas ana thnt tne
sfert NJ iheir visit will long be telt IN
I fh.. elevated tone and high dnprec dt - 4
icf our pcopl. for the magnih,e mt -
I sli.r.iid rms, which thy hai 50 S'.iiHi :
ously furnished. This watch. the president
1 : id +. ar-scnie,i 4, Seuor Lopez a. q
! sNa.h. ,el5en Of tina deer aDirccNitlon
WIEN our people feel for the many K;n l.
resae- wAien cnr i@GpLe ny. rs - AZ AZ
/ STAY IN T2lcr VIII long be cherished ny or
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-24
hYMENEAL.

wRIGnT-ARGo : GamssyiIle. TEXAS;
the brides parents. IN North Gainesville,
MIR All NJ. Wright and Miss f>ila H. Arso
were married. Key. George s. Sexton per-
forming the ceremony.
BI.ANTON PATTERSON =. Gainesville
July -. This evening at the residence
OF the brides mother. in East Gainesville.
MT W. Il, Blanion and NJ As Minnie Pat
tcrspn were united In marriage, Key.
Frank Talmadge performing the cere-
mony
SPARKS COLLINS - CALDWELL. Texas.
July .3Mr. Ben |. Sparks and Miss Eula
Collins We're married al the baptist
church n're last night. Rev. a, In
reception was rendered them at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Eddins. uncle of the bride,
--KlLLY-Corpus Christi, Tex
as. NY a3-At the Catholic church in this
cry Inst eyering a, O'Clock Mr.. John
Amod!o and Miss Hanna Kelly were united
in mntrimony by Rey. Father Joillett.
! MIR -lmodio Is II well known and uni3er-
sally liked salesman III The H. Aior.is GgS
goods house and MIS- Hanna Is one oil
Corpus Chr.strs fairest and most affable
young ladies'. They both have a hos, OF
| friends IN this secitcn, who wish them 4
happy voyage over ife's sea,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-24
I-RIspIcrloN OF CITIES.
Can Fine for Pistol Carving If The
Have the Proper ordinance

Can Fine for Pistol Carrying If They
Have the Proper Ordinance.
Dallas. Texas July ga case of inter-
est to many cities was decided today by
Judge Davidson cr the court Of criminal
appeals. 1t was the hahsas corpus case
of Jones Estes. from the city court. in
which the later had been fined s2l for
carving a pistol and thu point Involved
w.s whether the ely had jurisdiction
ty4r cases which the statues lirect shall
~. tried IN tn. comfy or justices courts.
The court decided in favor OF tne CITY.
saving the legislature had conferred ON II
nv charter the power TO regulate tne car
rying of firearms and the city council in
accordance with the charter had passed
an u. ainanc. prohibiting the carrying of
them The Legislative had by charter con
ferrel a similar power i'll Fort Worth,
but it's city council had failed TO enact
an ordinance accordingly and so the de.
PENDANTS were prosecuted in the maine ol
4 petition for the signature of bus!n IS
men has lern put in circulation ny COOKS
| and walters boycotting thu Chinese res
| taurants a similar petition tor Il Ike
| cal clubs at its next meeting.
| Pat Reeves filed suit against n. A.
| Nestor, claiming $1,000 damages for charge
| of theft preferred agains, him witng :
| the basis OF fact. He claims that when
| he appeared for trial there was NJ cvi-
| denct against him and the court inser'ict-
ed the jury to return Verdtct oil not
| guilty.
Maud r.. i-year-oli daughter - ". A..
| Bennett. was kicked on Sle forehead this
| morning by morse and she Is thought to
| be fatally injured.
Jim Gray. colored. an escaped convict.
| was captured today. He had expressed his
| clothing 10 Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-24
TEXAS POLITICAL POINTS.
Opposition to Organized Democracy
Rapidly Vanishing.
PEOPLE VERSUS THE PLuTOCRAlS.
Peadtstou Mentioned for Temporary ~"
Potter for Permanent Sn-""s
Of the state Conveniion.

7 Austin. Texas. July %. What the
ifardv,,es lack in numbers Is mad up n
bitterness, sana,icissn and i'nme.ssaraele
ron,cmpt for reason AMI equity In r'a,-
s.srs political. In Austin especially IS TINS
apparent. There are follow rs oi tAs
at,crsicana Mah,h h.re who can give 'he
moot rabid Ne- Jersey q Massachusetts
lcnponeu; ~ the Chicago platform cArhs
ma st,akes an. heat him pat tAsy a
hurting Aua;,leBs al MS ef-.wnie par!
q sscciatas ard ,ir..v. as Wort p-tt-f-- 81
m. awful th..gs bound to ir..ew ta+ 90"
H.. of rryan. They void prove ceia-
+Csnsa. on Wall Street cen. Hese M T
v.,r.stc-fci concern ser the rr-iss ~ 'nE
aI-nited s ztes and tae.r consuming r. ~
ma the characterization Of siiNfr - ~ 49,
"a decreasing ..ff,rt rE~.L nI.,tA-s " H'.tN
b hxh.y edifylns - ,a= ir9rry rEahsrt=
whose h!9hcst cohcept-or d pax ast."i -
an cuAsqii1e> opr.,Ai-t - t's-l ~
p3a,ds thi.f Ill. boss ths' sin- -
iranieyi ever .s them. 1flr '-e mug
dis. r4Utstad " IN" c5rafn2n hcrd ~ ~"4-'.
warm Du m. huSOil 81 tle most 1ai- -
tp5us shark - hear ~ A'.s-ia s'Fe"t -
ror National cr.ilt sAtst i4fs Ai"
nigh. rzassfrc ihe p..nlc-= SOL
reserve ra.aers an5 rsAse tntT' :
from tutths.- toe treasury ~ 4lr s"ti.
OF tfpat single standard By ~sfeH th- -
y.,icy II tn x1NerGIent - ania-l-ti
II, e;,rs.-G 70 kaoH ta@t ap~- $50 ~,
Texas ffare j. a.. least t4k"rN Htfs4
fir,s.rssers WHO if1pn-v - staAA ~ Ae
yellow ulegAs though ,he Aaafs.-s iEii
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NEXT

Gollrhwalto. Texas. July p -con,~ss
I'd Tor: ENCLOSED please md 70 Ct mmoh !.
for Rev. \, s.. rondexter, an" an, %'p some.
we sometimes neslert dnues "'a re hav,
only * weeks to show VIVA, W. p M
going 10 d.. have known Know, ID" aays ana
dexter f,om my early hoyh,oa "n MI, ~,
end show my appreciate KIN Tor ms rs sr
words and advice ny my suiA'o" .sli =,
Who have no favors,c VII ,, =" w And nc
better t I'm man Yves than Bro , pG,naeS snI
e. 'cept pa'1. With more ,a !" remain.
success 10 The Post. ! pxs Napruder.
very truly yours, H. :"
POSSIBLY HOLDING FOR TnE hr ~.
rattison. Tsxss. July U.-coassG 10'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-24

oi.e of the chief promoters nice onner
was sprsaa for the whites VINO wefe pres
ras,hi,nrb.sod An had eaten and every
hing was RAISING cft quietly until some
g.seso man came from The upper eis,
- the c,urty ans raised g 1ssturna'lc,
simon mitchell undertook 70 preStrN, or
s,..r and slsrpe-l on. Of them, when Haxei
rad, a; him whersupon SIMON Tsicit d
hsa ccrla. pulled q gun and filled HazeNs
head full Of h.ri shot. Killing him N
staiitly then cam. 30 toen ard sufftili-
erred Haz,J VIII b. hiri.-d by tn. county.
County A,tp-,-sy Biak.=si.e 70 IN Ycakun
attending Justices court. Before MS re
,Grr, Mitchell Will have an exam. na,len
trial Mitchell has a large family liz has
always been considered cne OF the very
hes, neGfoes in l.a,aca county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-24

,er,;ay a, the Fair grounds under the aus.
pic,s Of the Ty'e- Bicycle r1n w,re ""'
as largely attended rs was cNieet,u. ,,..,
tn National compress company NV
been making some extensive dnu''l"h1 ~
their co,ynress here In the SHAPE o, VA ii',-
~ .I,.,i,.. rf,t.cn crop which now prom
ssss 10 lie v..;y large rh-, compress hore
is the lars..t owned by the anovs o com.
wc-s proved the incapacity OF TIE pat
form aud sheds which waru very .",E,,
10 store the cotton as IT came IN, l, WAS
found necessary - enlarge thtii' h-"Ne
the above improvements. . ,,,.
4 great many VIII attend me neno yi
fa.r. which opens at belion touny, t"n
,.s,,.,, ally tomorrow. IS he idre mas Den
ulsc.,i a, - cents far the round trip on &C.
colrt of the nr,u,ens races. which taSe
place there one or Two IRE corn, $500 ~
irc,n TAYLOR MI attend and compete Tor
offered.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-24

Hampstead. Texas July = by ''r-17
Of tae authority yesssa 10 ire - e"Ai'h'>"
OF ;he S.xi.ssr;h sen..rF-e! L e. ON
posed " the .ps-t.es g. A-s'in ro'-
Bee, Harris All Waiter, ! i.''f1'f sac
convention u - I+-}piv iiar, ~ 80
.Strlst 10 met .f lsg4rft0
r,er;ara' union hai3 s-stfi
iss5 q y. ~ tor tae paipYs~ ~ -''".
nafspe eaadids;e iof sia,s ss..''.or r. az ~
10 -ieei . as s;iiasl - 'f.t -
next sg.- y-srs There wtd ~ " - go
rail, ~ rs g.ar,y tod !- hou-ifa "a t'.e
d. sft.- .ss A439lynmt*f' %; we So
cofiyHa IN. and TINS - thoAsh. 'p '-
sag fa~ del gates an gisP'it-N-'5 ~ A-r'
IT, RAILS. .,...
County chalrfnen are urged To- n'Ni
this cs.rens.oa. atA3 -rFff-- ga -i4ah' ''
Yecesai,y - ii fan sl'saaaiice.
CHattlnaa Peoples Party Sixteenth g.
ator.ai DLstric-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-24
THE RIOS MURDER CASE.

Wemar. Texas, July Elm the COM
munication Yesterday 1t was stated that
the kohler-cardcnas examining trial had
ended and that overbay the allcgs dis
trib itor Of the brides. was on triai. nc.
he finally waived eAami iat on and was
admitted 10 bail In the sum of sieD. whio h
he failed to give and went 70 jail. IIu,
Ter. the Lewis brothers. and Tlrown. the
self-oonfassei bribe takers. also waived
examination and their bonds We're set at
$500 each. The former failing 10 give ST.
curity, went % jall with overbay. Kohl, r
and Cardenss md the hitter three. giving
bond were released Thus. for the pres.
ent. rests all the trouble growing ont OF
the Rios murder. What VIII be the tinal
result no one can foretel.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-24
JACFgON NDsiiNATElj.

lexington TsAaa jus = IL" as'H"
Gratis oil the foey-u.n'a i~'f'' ~" rs
csstriog eoinTosaa 81 hsi. 's'n a"l '>''
re,,n,1s. ms - tr.s pll.-- sesteflay -
;. convention eailef, " colpae. y. :.
1,,.,ts,.,sD t.,,,a fi,..,4.. fi,.ss G.rsc e.
.Ia,sb,.,5, oi Rurcson county No nnni-
r,aos.i In representative Nj Jseke.n =
q eirous frs silver maG ana II '-,-tsy
vii .yltee.si Hon. Hayhs J f.etcn'f ~
rnis ,,laee, VINO les a cisTv.aif atins -
ami an sule ea;e II SQUAD mol@y tom
rensienien Viii support tls eissa4 hYn'-
currency IDEAS sir. Jackson was . iarin.
~ of The twenty -tusd Legislature shh
vould have aurc' e.!'-i ElIper.i mt i"' 4N
agreement isgfwean the Two touni"n ~
..Iterriat. For the sane itaspH 81
FLETCHER wan not ii caIl'' bais Tor rr-ei.e'
tan
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COTTON BELT pJn1rr,v

Z. ports for the twen,y-four hour j
in, At L. III yesterday, Ss,h n4g,
tin IL.
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CONVENTION Of this I'm In-f'y-s'1'Aa' ~
d.cal district, uivt here 'oday a'A' nom
mated by aeelausaiiou lion. Ems hDNt
HIT OF Bis Springs Tor diA.riei attorney
ON being iJre.eniaa 10 the convention ia
iu.,d., d roilsiBf dciuocn4 90 si~reA, ;" fnr
W,th The Chicago platform.
ilis only opponent nom Is X ~ Gore"
OF A,cdland Who s. runD.ns AS al indr-
pendent. Mr.. Goree, beng strp by i'%al
rer 1rtei snid be c~prcte1 10 soi,- Tor Nj
Knley fpr president, and lhdi he "as npt
IN favor Of rne free coinage II silver At
stated he wanted more money IN circG,a
ton, bui DID not think MAT ,ho way 10
rat
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ms NEXT CHOTCE.

Contes, Fdi;or; Please place enclosed Z
coupons TO the credit of Bro. Rhodes. /.
-. .A.r ~. e. Aldrdge. was for Bro
Goibey hut Bro. Rhodes being my next
choice ard knowing hsm 10 he Il CHRISTIAN
cei4t,enlan. will do all can for him.
He has worked hard on this East Texas
road 50 Mcthodists, Bapt!sts and all go
30 work. / am not one Of the deep water
Bapists that the Woo,!ville man speaks
OF: am Methodist first. las, and always,
hut think Bro Rhodes should have the
entire foast Texas vote. WHAT'S IN. mat
ter with Village NILS churcn members?
There are no coupons go ng in frorS
Sabine Pass Hope Mrs. Edwards of kir-
byrille VIII send in hers for Bro Rhodes.
Hoping him all the success, l am his true
friend. MI
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N0-IO-BAC MENDS nm
LOST LIFE-FoRCE REsroRrn
SHATTERED NERVE POM
QUICKLY REPAIRED
Tho Tobacco Nics l-nderp,,ro. ca,
Nitality-Nervous Prostrat,on a.
eral Debility Mean Toh,o..
y Nerve Poisoning,

Tobacco using Is reckless xas.. :, =.
force. money and manhood,
IL is dirty, nasty. mep.vrsck,,.
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The tobacco users nerves nss sh,,,iNl
and broken, his sae is going on; i. ~ ~
he's losing his grip. but No.To'ps.
strongest, quick e.st nerve tome 4. "
world. braces mis- brain, nouri,A.- Y
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and act like a man.
Take No-To-lsac, Get c,,,s a, :.
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and millions use No-To- Bar m ,s' "
tobacco using. or purely for lis vass.,s7
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If your nerve and heart action /, -
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NEw yNEK STILL LoyAL..

Austin. Texas July =s.--Acco-d'ns to
wha; is told by visitors returning from
New York sni letters from gentlemen
Mr. prvsn ami III. Chicago ria-fern. q
concession Of the Empire State 70 Nc
Kirley II advance Of the eiNsilcn : no.
ius iiijed by what car y seen ana heAIi
in-r,- II ;h. ys.cr,s r~fe-rs-, 10 are rtgas.
there Is a. much loyalty 10 -niocr'.ry
in New York AZ anywhereHas, DIV ana
thai State can be as safely heuren tof
Bryan as Tor MS repahlcAs oNpenent.
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EDWIN gonEr's DEATH.

IIuutswaie. Te,ss, July zs. -~Thr head
lii~r To-Day stat.>l that Ar. Robert Gore
mai born accidentally killed near Midway
whlip bunting. III, first report siai-a
fhat Ito unfortunate acri1snt nap
peiad 10 RotHrt Goi.@ subsequently 4,
Was i,Afned that Nr Tawiu core hu'i
lost his ilfe m ria'iyes ana irltnas
nav. the tymI1fhy ~ rns community
where the GeasanB mad many frt'nds
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scHRAplh. Non scHLArTEk

Ga.lersili. Texas. juy % IN your re-
site OF the .st yol aay hchIattrr." the
rneIsr " mere. such - not the care. AS
tnia msuA name H. "Srhradef." io'
sahlatisr, ANA ~ naRvr II viry prom
ft.nf l.uini ihut hts iE,ue nct he miA
~ vltn thar OF Sehsiirr. Ia simaning
- Schiattrr hp rays "Ycu nevti bear of
iu any more. HIS work on earth IN mn
ytl-d and he mas gOn" n ms reward
Whiia I may reneInbl. b M IN appearance,
We arc very different p"rs0nh.'
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tha: the Chicago Platform suited him *,
ar;lr HIS se>.slor ne sass. was arrived
AT aftcr taking the ,.sins 20 INFORM h.nI-
sci. on tie issues OF the day. She result OF
NE iny,S; cations being that fi-nt was
OF between the Issopie and q class OF
,xould-ne controllers OF the finances of
this country. hence his taking sides with
An. t-af,,p