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WEDDING AT LEMARS.
The Matthews-Payne Nuptials n So
ctal Eyent.-Othcr Items,

The Matthews-payne Nuptials a So
ctal Event--Othcr Items.
LeMars, Ia, Sept. A.-Miss Emily
Mary Bolton Matthews and Mr.. William
Watkins Payne We're united in marriage
Saturday afternoon ut st. Georges
church. Miss Matthews has for years
been a resident Of this place and has
endeared herself to a host OF friends
here. Mr.. Payne is a prosperous bank
er of Kingsley. at which place Mr.. and
Mrs. Payne will make their home. In
mediately after the ceremony a recep-
ton was rendered to the guests at the
home Of the brides mother, and last
evening a ball was given in Columbia
hall.
NJ. Ramp, living one mile east of
Oyens. vas unfortunate enough to lose
eight stacks of oats Wednesday after
noon by fire, a steam thresher being
placed too close to the stacks was the
cause. 1t was with difficulty that the
farm buildings were saved. There is es-
timated to have been in the neighbor-
hood Of five thousand bushels in the
stacks.
c. L. Pinney, present member of the
board of supervisors from the Second
district, was defeated in his own town
ship. Elgin, Mt the caucus held Wednes-
day night. This will undoubtedly defeat
Mr.. Tenney in the convention to be
held Saturday. Henry Alters ceems
now to be the winner.
H-H-# 10 HE +l
Close Kidding.
Washington, D.. c., Sept. H-Remark-
ably close bidding on departmental
plans alone and low proposals con-
sidering the financial agitation were the
features Of the competition closing at
the navy department today for the three
e battleships. The Newport News,
fVa) company, the SCOTS of San Fran
cisco and the Cramps OF Philadelphia,
winning one ship each from among the
tive bidders.
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Mombasa island, on the African east
coast, has just been connected with the
mainland by a railroad bridge 100 feet
long, built in three months and a half.
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Halls Casnrrh Cure
Is taken internally. Price rs cents.
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The native home Of wheat is sup.
posed to he the mountain regions Il
Armenia.
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WORKING FOR alilaLBuRNE.

Gonzales. Texas. October ls.--Hon. NJ
G. Ranncy chairman Of the democratic
congressional committee Of this district
was In town today and wax IN conference
with the democratic lcadeun OF this county
las, Might and this morning, IN the intercst
Of MIR Sholmrne He saws that the pros
poets Of democratic sue cess are growing
brighter and brighter each day That Nj.
lidwlcy started at the he cnl uf his horn
- to speak. aud that ho 10 not gaiuins any
ground hut on the other hand tha, this
friendly attitude uf Uawl'y and ALEU- and
their evident cooperation. as shown by
TIE erIol OF their mutual organs, the
News and the Trhunc Is disgusting the
honest element Of thoig respective parties,
and is bringing support daily TO Shclhuruo s
cause That fusion Of such oil and water
as republoanism aul porulisw is not and
Wii not work, and that the voters of thi
country are not blind 10 the real truth of
tho matter MIR Ranncy is doing Gnc work
FOR Shchunc. He leaves for Goakum TO
day. lie is confident AZ fhclbmne'~ clct-
ton. I'm spite of the CAPITAL Interested aud
invested In his defeat uc the padlod
estimates Of Ilawlrv and Allcn of how each
is going to hcul ShClhurnc.
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democratic party. which was the party
that guaranteed us our liberties and was
espousine the cause OF the masses.
He was followed by Jacob Il. Woltas
ESQ.,, and MIR. Albert Schiick, nominees for
the legislature.
Mr.. VOTERS spoke In German and Eng
fish and his speeches elected frequent APP
planse. lie dwelt on the fusion scheme by
which the Shermack committee of La
Grange proposed to bctray the populIsts to
Mckinley, and cautioned voters to beware
OF fraud and bogus tickets.
Hon, jonathan Lane followed In n lengthy
and interesting address. and was frequent
ly applauded. Ho dwelt at some length
on the ruinous financial system Of today.
by which this country could be bankruptol
by the money power. and said 1t was time
for change He exposed the fallacies of
the populists aud paid glowing tribute
to the administration OF Governor Culber-
SON He touched briefly ON the tariff and
closed with an earnest appeal to all true
and honest citizens 20 come to the support
OF the regular democratic party. which was
the party OF the people and not operated by
foreign syndiCates and the money power at
home. Tho audience Was large and attch-
tive and took great interest In the Tro-
cccdings
Hon Jonathan Lane will speak In Round
Top on saturday night. in carn,iue Sunday
aud viii then proceed to Galveston.
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SPOKE ron DEMOCRACY.

Hutto Texas, october l5-captain A. $.
Fisher. democratic nominee for representa-
tive of Williamson county, spoke here to-
ricbt IN tho BRYAN and Sewall club. He
advocates reforms in the judicial system
believes in free coinage OF silver to which
he devoted considerable time; Captain
Fisher made a good all round democratic
sneoch. which was appreciated by all pres
ent. a., a,,1 ht.
After Captain Fisher had hnished ms
speech Mr.. W. NJ. Jones OF jonah. Nho va ~,
snot.r,an of tho first populst committee OF
Williamson county. spoke at length warn
inr no nopnllsts against fusion, that II is
RIM 10 deliver the electoral ticket OF the
state over to the republicans Mr.. ZONES es
viii stump this county in the 'nteres' oil
Bryan and Scwall.
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Alice Texas, October l5.-IIon. r. e. Me
Manus of Corpus Christi. one Of the most
gifted gentlemen Of this section, spoke
here on Tucsdav afternoon 81 favor OF
Bryan Sewall and free silver and IT waa
much appreciated by The large crowd VII
heard him,
MIR McManua was followed hy j S.
Brady. the pouuligt candidate for the state
legislature. who made ringing speech I'm
fnvor OF Bryan. Scwall and roe silver. and
scored tho would be lcadcre of his p1t,y
for irying 10 trade the rank aud hlc off
bag and hlRiago ro the republican party
fpi iinnua's boodo
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cAN NOT ELSE.

Clchuur. T,Nas, October 10 since
Chliruln Marshall nj tho republican party
exposed the populst fusion I'm this county
because Of POI ulists false promises, ho has
been Threatened with decapiiation. but
the neck choppiue can not bo accom-
plishcd MIR Marshall today showed The
Post reporter letter from Chairman
Grant Stating thar his actions would all
be sustained aud sanctioned what he had
done MIR. Marshall Is more firmly Of tie
opinion now than ever since Chairman
Roufro iu u letter accused him Of being
controlled by democratic employer tnd
also denied fusion deal that ho can not
arrange a fusion with the populiots DO
cause he can NOT trust their leaders.
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Yoakum. Toxins October IT. Hon. Geo
r. Burgess viii speak in the interest OF
democracy, and especially in Mr., Shcl-
burnc's interest. at the following places on
the dates named;
Yonkuln, Friday, October 20
Sweet Home, saturday, october "a. at 3
y, IN.
sinner saturday, October a. at night.
Eagle Lake Monday. october 20.
Galveston. Wednesday. October IS.
Columbus, Friday, October 30
Womar, Saturday, October 81,
NJ @ Ranney,
Chairman Dom. Con. i.N. Com.
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Victoria, Te2as, October 49, 1t can be
reliably stated Wet the popp'e vote Of
$, wall
Hon. G /. rlrrmon1 IL candidate for
representative In this district, and Hon
NJ Martin, city recorder formerly OF Cal
houn county. haNc announced thcir luton
ton OF supporting thc HrNau and Scwa.
electoral ticket as he only practical way
Of voting Tor Bryan and ,hcy tlgtc that
with ycrS few exceptions, populistu IN THIS
district viii support tic BRYAN and Scwall
nlDnlDnnl linl.-i
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PENSIONS TO TEXANS.
10 citizens Of

Pensions have been issued to citizens OF
Texas as follows.
Issue OF September 80, 1906, -OriginaI--
Solomon Lockbaum. Alvin. Drlzurie conn
". Additional Thomas Buckley. Mon
taguc, Montague county.
Issue of October l. 1896 Original -
Especial october 81, Thomas d. Hancock.
Clcburne. johnson county; John Planners,
Crycr Creek Navarro county. Original
widow Minors of Joseph T. Walton, Gran
bury, Hood county. Mexican war widow
Joan l.. McWhIrtor Alsa, Van Zandt
county.
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norrnIrT WoRsTEn.

Bryan, Texas October Nv II nouth-
it, populst nominee Tor congress in hls
district, and who wrote the famous int
ter to Cyclone Davis and w ~ bean,
democratic nominee for the legislature,
had Joint debate in His city tonight MI
Dourhit was az "skittish" OF the question:
Of fusion IA Texas hroncho Is Of trnin.
and altogether he was badly worstca by
the young orator from Madsonyillr
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InAnEn N0R .iI.EElt.

naslrop TcN9s, october i6--A. j. Camp
hell cha'rnaa u the republican executive
committee OF this county. came IN l'tc
this afternoon. ", laughs TO scorn the 20
cent .c'i,a Of Green in deposins him. lie
is prepl-il. letter TIA. VIII ol'en Green
eyes from AWAY hp'k. The republicans OF
the county are standing by Campbell ana
bitterly resent the lily white irli'it .cncp'
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SPEAKING AT wARRENToN.

Wnrrcnton, Texas, October l6.--under the
auspices Of the democratic executive com
nI,iee Of Fsyette county there was speak
ing at this place yesterday evening. Mr.
Geo. Il. Lenert opened with m address IN
German, Ia the Unrest Of the whole demo
cratic ticket National and State, and urged
his hearers to come 10 the support OF the
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republican campaign committee. II he gets
Wnai ne went for ts25,0o0) there will be
t nus'. over 'ne appropriation of 1t. II he
iails there win be music In a different tuno
anyway the game works. Chairman Green's
iot is far from being as happy as he fondly
dreamed 1t would be when he became re-
publican boss 9
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nnliNnAM MOVIES.

Brcnham Texas, october 10. Hon Harry
Haynes has returned from Leo oHnhiy
where he has been DOING some choetlYe
work for democracy
Hon. j. II. Robinson win speak ON court
gquarc tomorrow night, Hon. jonathan
Lane having cancelled his engagement to
gu one al found Ton.
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IN To THE FINISH
To the Editor of Tho rost.

TO mo TIlI0i OF INV InaI
Hampstead Texas october 15--1he ru-
mon or smtomcni ,hat have or ao about
TO Withdraw FROM thc race for cnnrreas IN
the First dHuiri Is false. am ln Tho
race 10 finish. Il re; the united fepab-
lican aud sound money dcmoTa,ic vote
IN be elected. Yours truly,
A @ TnmnI.ll..
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NrcurS ORGANIZES.

Neches, Texas. october l3.-The orgah'@'
alton of a Bryan and sewall club was com
Melted at this place, with ninety-siX mem
hers, and another meeting ealled lor Sas
,han oC,y more. The Post was strongly IN
dorscd and every member urged to sub
scribe for il. There will not be exceed, :
ing six white men vote for Mckinley al
this box.
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uocc AT wEATuERFoRD.

Woatherford. Texas, October id--This
was Parker county's democratic day. Ex-
Governor Hogg spoke at II o'clock a m.
His speech was of the usual order and was
well received by the people. More than two
thousand visitors were In the city TO hear
the speaking and partake OF the grand
barbecue
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DRAKE RECANTs


ohder NO Circumstances Would He Vote
For Populist Officials
DaiIas' IeNas, October 15.--lt was stated
IN Inc Post a few days ago that c. c.
Drake Of Fort Worth. a staunch republi-
can, would renounce fusion. He has done
so. He has come to the conclusion that
the machinery of the party in this city
is Il pad egg and he can not swallow the
meal ii vof.-,s him. He is very much
disguised with MIR. Huston, the indiana
gentleman who is the confidential man of
Marcus Aurelius Hanna. Mr.. Drake carly
III the campaign commenced with his own
district, the Eighth, and worked all in
Inc 'talo except three Or four in the in
terest OF Mckinley Tor president and Jonn
Grant for National committeeman / mot
nm tonight and disgust shonc IN his every
feature His ire Is aroused and he is now
ready to take the stump for Mckinley and
Culberson, his intention being to expose
the machinery vi the fusion. to express his
OPINION OF certain people personally and to
talk TO those who have been ignored the
voters.
lie stated tonight The ST. Louis con-
'ehtioh supposed settled all differences
and we were to come home and work for
the interests OF the party in this state.
We found the republican organization ia
arms. 1t was a fight to the finish between
the Grant and Quincy factions. The Fort
Worth convention, be it said to the credit
OF the masses. elected neither Grant nor
quincy. Every one kissed and made up
Everything was to be harmony. The daily
reports IN the columns of the News and
Post indicate the kind OF harmony that has
prevailed among the so-calcd leaders of
the party. II they had been trying how
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woRKING ron cuLBERsoN.

Velasco. Texas. October ia. L. Smith,
prominent colored man of Galveston. is
here working against populist and repub
lican fusion and is organizing the col
ored people into clubs for culberson Smith
n, one time lived here and is well thought
~ NV Dur upOUe
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cuLBrRsoN AT GAINESVILLE.

clarksvllle, Texas, October ,G.-Governor
Cuberson spoke here today to the largest
politicaI gathering ever seen In this coun-
is aud the changes TO the demo cratic ticket
were prounced. His speech created un.
usual en,hus.aain.
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The Journal is in error In stating that

MI, ,, l. t., .-.,. 4, ,.r,,r, ,,o,
"V 'o"'"'' ~ ~ ''''' ;" ''"'''@ '"''
Massachusetts is FAR IN advance or other
| states In her laws regulating the market
,,,, 81, ,ords IN, railway cornorattous ,s
.'H W. '"''
TeNaa ihrhlhhen NaSs"chus"'iA WI" 'he
precedent for compelling promoters" lin
stead of the general nubllc to assume the
c....,., ,,,, ,,.t,,,.,al "a Nh. -.
"""nN'"' '''N '''''''""' ~ Wv" ''N''
priscs The Texas bona laws OF lbN3 are
what inspired Massachusetts TO protect In
,,..ors ,i,h,,.b n ie ,.or.hy NJ ,,.t, mat
inc MASSACHUSETTS, 10" Whioh louha place
on the statute books two years after the
Texas net had become operative. goes farth
49,. ,a,.,.. T., na, =, ,,,,.. a..
er 'h"i Wv '''''' ~ 'i'"' s''o9 '"o
Massachusetts commission iuri0iiction over
securities issued by land harhor and sub
-, h,o,, scbono co,,ua,,tos -, nv
ample "hi'h l'NaS i''fh' proh'apiy io'-
low. However the point to the Journals
,.i. &c that tho e,sr vrhich ,rov,y ,oo,,
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ENTHUSIASTIC FOR DEMOCRACY.

Spanish Fort, Texas October l5.-The
democrats Of this precinct have Organized
a Bryan ana Sewall club. with Hon. l.. C.
MrNatt chairman and ". a. Allen secro-
terry. About 100 names have been enrolled
and II is thought that inside OF a week as
many moro will enlist In the cause OF
pure democracy
The club will hoist a flag Saturdc" even
lug 5xl2. bearing the Texas coat Of arms
aud the names OF Bryan and Sewall and II
to !. Two streamers viii also be fastened
to the top Of the pole, which IL seventy
five feet high. bearing the words "Wlllianl
j. Bryan. president" and Arthur Sewai,
vice president
Hon Cecil II Smith will address the
club and people at large at the Masonic
hall Saturday night, and Will also deliver
Bryan aud sowall speech at the hosting
of the llag on Saturday evening.
some OF the popnlifts have ALREADY
changed anO viii vote the Bryan and
Sc wall ticl;ct
The various democratic nominees sp1ke
at the Masonic hall Monday night. great
enthusiasm was manlfosterd.
Ladies are greatly benefited by the use
of Angos.ura Bitters the South American
tonic, Of DR.. J. G. b. Siegert & Sons.
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QUIT THE RACE.

Anderson Toxas. October 10 jim scott
who was nominated for district clerk ON
the republican ticket. has quit the race.
lie says there was no chahco 10 o, 'le.iep
and therefore he Withdrew from the race.
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THE VlNDICATION OF TEXAS.
Massachusetts, Passes Very Stringent
Bond Laws.
PROTECTION TO BE GIVEN CAPITAL
Promoters OF Doubtful Schemes Have
Little Chance IF Issuing Fictitious
Bonds to "Suckor Capitalists"

Austin, Texas, October i5.-The follow
ing clipping from the editorial columns Of
the Engineering News and American Rail
way Journal makes good reading In Texas.
An interesting question connected with
the launching oil corporations and the carly
marketing OF their stocks and bonds came
up III the late hearing OF the Maritime
Canal company before the Massachusetts
railway and the harbur and land commits
SONS. This company was Incorporated
by the last legislature to huiid Il shin
canal across the Cape Cod peninsula and
the act stated that the issues OF stool, ana
bonds should be subject TO the law OF 1891
relating 10 similar issues by street lnd
steam railways. The company pctitioucl
that the Joint boards approve OF the total
issue authorized or 10000. 0U0 In stocks and
SO pOo,UO In bonds. But the law of 1891,
IN dealing with street and steam railways,
distinctly says that The commissioners
shall approve from time to time such
amounts as shall be deemed by them 10
be reasonably requisite Tor the purposes
intended The commission holds that II
can not, under the law. approve Of the
whole Issue at once and the company SAYS
tina, without the whole of the isguo 10
put W as collateral they can not raise
the money necessary for the work and here
the matter rests. iN Governor George )
boutwell,, IN arguing the ease oi thu Muci.
time company. cUntcudCd that this wds
an enterprise entirely differing from a rail.
way, that the projectors could not 20 into
the market for suhscripliOus but that
bonds must be- sold In such way that
the issues will go hand In hand with the
enterprise. Contracts must be made with
contractors FOR the whole issue. or the
canal would never Dee built lilo also ~
planned that the contracts wore 10 be paii
FOR III stocks and the stock aud bouls
a Na.a
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all county chairmen, Chairman Peck fought
the change; he was pronounced In hts
views. but again the tyrant waved his
sccp,er, and Dick Aliens head dropped
In the basket II is another step toward
the advance on the black and tan wing
because Dick represented the colored voters
OF his county. and did not homoogate with
the lilv whites.
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IN FALLS COUNTY

Marlin. Texas. October 16--Hon. Web
Flanagan spoke at the court house yes
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rosuHk AsoLp ONE DAY

take Laxative Bromo Qu.nne ao,elS -
All druggists refund the mones i lana
70 cure. &c.
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The Black Eagle waa here Yesterday
DoGraffcnroid Is making hard fight in his
district, He is FtumpinE the interior pre-
cinots of the Third and is making It warm
for the fusionisls. There IS no fear but that
he will win out in the end, but at the came
time he likes to put in all the licts he can.
He viii De on the stump until the close of
the campaign, and will speak in Dallas
Monday night. November 2. The local ,,m-
mittec of the democratic party has ar
ranged to receive the news IRON all over
the l'uitod slatCr the night OF the clccrion.
II Is possible Chairman j w Blake Gov
cruor Culbcrson and other prominent roll
ticians will be here 20 watch the returns.
! NO
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all county chairmen. Chairman Peck fought
the change; he was pronounced In his
views. but again the tyrant waved his
sccp,er, and Dick Aliens head dropped
In the basket. 1t is another step toward
the advance on the black and tan wing
because Dick represented the colored voters
OF his county, aud did not homologato with
the lily whites.
Since l have mentioned something re-
garding Green's $4,000 contribution TO the
fund, might say that he has not pleased
all of the party in this generous donation
II is not what he is said to have prom
ised. Green wanted to be chairman, and
he made a bid for it. He agreed so am
informed, to put up $4,000 for campaign
purposes. II this was not sufficient, he
would raise enough among his friends to
make the total $4,000 This has not been
done. The correct amount OF the fund SO
far. as | get IL. and from n reliable
source. is $4,000 only $4,000 OF which Is
from Green. Ii was the $40 900 promised
contribution to the campaign fund which
made him chairman. as Grant could have
won the Office and as 1t has not been forth
coming, ii has caused some dissatisfaction.
There is no doubt a deficiency but what
IL here is for the pops The q. r. is all
right they think. and they are going 10
MIN r o' tho pDs h m, ,m' 1u'" ann ,",u
ellis in the past. that three or fou, comfy
chairncn left Dallas last night very much
in disgust A nopultst chairman from one
county, who was AZ republican, hcldou1r-
,ors got his couuty's shnre and lnfi vnile
a republican chairman Was forced to 20 to
get home on. II seems mat II is only
necessary to he n populs and promise TO
work IN the interest OF Mckinney to get
hone! from Tue campaign committee
stated IN ny dispatches this morning
'hat tue republican electors would he
pulled down ana the pop ole iorr would 20
ON the ticket for Achiniey ANA Hobart or
that a trade of some kind would hc made.
n ii. co,,,ri,,oo womb M. NJ. r,,pi,, tbts
a,.,,r,c,,n,,, .n ,n,t, i,,, ,.,t VV.i~esdn,,
is 10 Iast dn,, ~ er,c, ot tirlr,s lrnder
,,o Low, ~. c9,,. Cn,. an ,a,fi,s ,,,,s, = - in
,ho ha,,ds OF 10 cn,,',,is Si,,,,cr, ,'',,,t' h'
,r,, 80, Ivl,,.'.,,,,. b,r., ,b,,r -. rc,.is
,rali,m ,,1 go ~. NOV. ii, h.,,,, ,..'In
VIM rditn rrorr ,nI Nr l,,s,,r inve
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Tho republican committee has been scnd-
ing out lot of speeches wiich were MA lie
by Hon ponelson Gallery, nonGtor from
Louisiana. January 30 last. While these
speeches DO not bear the appearance o. lay-
lug been printed at the gny .rlmcnt rrirt-
ing office yet they are hoins sea, ont ON
the postage frank of the aena' " from
Louisiana. 1t saves telegraph oils,
The fusion scheme is not doing much in
Dallas county. Letters have been received
at headquarters here showing that (, sion
is not In 1t at all.
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Ladies are greatly benefited by the use
of Angos.ura Bitters the South American
tonic, OF DR.. J. G. b. Siegert & Sons.