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Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-22
All goods damaged by fire
and smoke go at sacrifice
prices Monday at Hirsch's.

Birmingham is looking up. The whole
of the upper part of the building, zoos and
2O1O Third avenue, occupied by the Bir-
mingham Water Works company, has
been leased to one party. 1t is being
nicely fitted up. 1t contains thirty-two
rooms and will be let singly or In suits,
furnished or unfurnished, to respecta-
BILE people of either sex. Mrs. M. e. Ryan,
who is so we'll known to the people of
Birmingham, is in full charge. 7-S-tf
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-22
STATE NORMAL. COLLEGE,
Troy, Alabanna.

Troy, alabama.
/. Has full college scholastic course and
While II has the hest NJ facjIifies Gov
the usual college training for the learned,
professions and avocations, Yet its distinct
which the State has great need and has
made provision here. The course is SO ar
ranged as to accommodate the lower and
enter and find suitable work. ss4 -
We have primaries, etc., In the model
school, and many college graduates and
post graduates and professional work Many
college presidents and professors, and city
and county superintendents OF schools and
sional and postgraduate courses for higher
8. All expenses are very low. Board is
but 81 to $40 per month.
4. For full particulars or II good-teacher
Is wanted, write the President. E. K Ell
BRIDGE, Troy, Ala. Ask for the State
Normal Exponent. a monthly journal.
7-25-1m
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HOWARD COLLEGE,
East Lake, Ala.

~ HE Fall term OF this old and honored
institution begins September %. The
school will be conducted upon strict
business principles. - -5z =.,..44
Mountain spring water supplies the Cam
pus, and the location is one of healthfulness
and moral security. Saloons and such de-
moralizing agencies are excluded from East
Lake by an act of the Legislature.
The society of the place is cultured and
religious The students of HOWARD coll
LEGE are free from the temptations to i'm
morality which. prevail in larger towns;
also from the distractions of a commercial
community and the unwholesome social ex-
elements of such places. 1t is six miles
from Birmingham, and students will be al
lowed to go that city once a week-from 8
to II O'Clock on Saturday; also to visit the
large industries from time to time with an
officer of the College.
Furnished room, fuel board, tuition med
ical fee and laundry for ROOM $94 per term
For Catalogue and other information ad-
dress - ~ IS ttl. .-.ss
A. D. SMITH,
East Lake, Ala.
S-8-2m
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-22
HANNAH MORE ACADEMY,

Diocesan School for Girls.
New Buildings, Modern Appliances, Elec-
trio Lights; full Academic Course, Art,
Music, Modern Languages. In Highlands
above Baltimore, on Electric, Railroad.
Write for Manual Rev. Joseph Fletcher,
Principal, Reisterstown, Md.
7-22-2m-Wed-sat
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-22
Attend Hirsch's. great Fire
Sale Monday. ~

In New South Wales the annual death
rate is less than one-half that in Spain,
Austria and Hungary. and far below
that in the United Kingdom, France.
Italy, Germany, Belgium, Denmark, Nor
way and Sweden. The average of all
these countries is, 23.15 per 1000. In New
South Wales it is 14.66 ia
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-22
UNIVERSITY or ALABAMA.

Next session begins Octobers7, 1896. Col
lege charges for the entire session are
$f72.50. Tuition i'm all the courses except
law is free to students who are bona fide
residents of Alabama
Tuition fee in the law school is $500.
For catalogue address %tSaN
RICHARD CLONES, President,
University Postoffice, Ala.
7-3-til 10-1
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-22

For further Information as to schedules,
rates, etc., call on or write to s. Jacobs,
Commercial Agent, Birmingham; Jack w.
Johnson, General Ticket Agent Birming-
ham. or L. A. Camp, Travelling Passenger
Agent, Columbus, Ca: w. f. Shellman,
Traffic Manager; Theodore D. Kline, Gen.
eral Superintendent.
j. c. HALLE, G. P. A.,
Savannah. Ca
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-22
Alabama Normal College for Girls

AIabama N0fmaI C0II6g6 10f GlTIS
The only Normal College in the State
they are boarded under the care of the prin-
cipal. Normal. Literary, Industrial, Music
and Art Departments. Terms low. TUT
ton free in Normal Department. For fur
Tier information address MISS JULIA S.
TUTWILER, Principal Livingston, Ala.
Fall term will open Monday, Sept. IA, 1896.
6-23-til-sep1
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-22

This institution is the oldest largest and
best of its kind in the state of Alabama
tions. Unexcelled systems of Shorthand and
Bookkeeping. Practical methods. Cata-
visit or address this College before going
elsewhere. Sessions day and night.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-22

Trains Nos. 81 and So carry Pullman Vesti-
bule sleepers between st. Louis and jack
sonvile and Montgomery and Port Tampa.
Trains Nos. SO and So carry Pullman yesti-
bule sleepers between Cincinnati and jack
sonville
Free reclining chair cars between Mont
gomery and Savannah on trains 81 and So.
No. 80 connects at Dupont with through
sleeper for Port Tampa
Train No. So, leaving Montgomery at 500
p. M, connects at Port Tampa with Plant
steamship line for Key West and Havana.
Any Information regarding routes, rates
and schedules will be furnished upon appli-
W. v. LIFSEY d. P. A.,
Montgomery Ala.
b. w. WRENN, P. T. M,
Savannah, Ga.
H. C. McFADDEN, A. g. P. A.,
Savannah, Ga.
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Virginia Military Institute,

Fifty-eighth year. State Military, Scien-
tific and Technical School. Thorough
courses in generaleands applied Chemistry
and in Engineering.s Degrees conferred In
Science; in Post Grad. courses, Master
Science, Civil Engineer. All expenses, In
Guiding clothing and incidentals. provided
the four years. exclusive of outfit.
GEN. SCOTT SHIPP, Superintendent.
7-10-eod-19t
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-22

Music at East Lake for
dances five nights a week by
Montano's string band.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-22

Regular meals Is cents at
the Opera House hotel.
S-1h-tf 49,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-25
TENAs POLITICAL NOTES

nrIsIin,gg rhe no,ori'd convention. COM
opposition. '''"'H' rae 'Al 10
ntuuHl IIeasant.-A Bryan and eo,.,,,
N."u was o'EbnEcd here ] / Row "ail
~ ,ne ,nlrd party leaders or ms go, ~
u rs himself for Bryan ana sewaii ri
sulphur sprIngs-A democrat, -,p..
and basket picnic is hooked for snlnS5,,,yy
Sem1'nss on saturday, August q snop ',h1ug
WIZ y made by senator Unrlcc g'r N'H
'olohel r. NJ Wynuc ana otbere ''pA'
Canton. The republicans me, 49,,
lnd aupl ui'd Delegates to ihe Fort Nnrib
conN, ution llr. II. j. Kennedy ,N"I'9
ms res Era'on a. chatrmea of shs coHo,y
executive committee an, n. 4 M.n,,t.,s
was chosen IN his stead The nam. 90 ~ Tvs
r O Woldcvt W Tyler WIS piacra a., - on.
ticket for district Judge. ''' INC
.Smiihvillc-A strong Rryan mud Seyy,n
club has been organigai here and H..
moc, weekly, Hon. John Lane viii snaei,
here on night this week under the am
riites Of the club, MIR, Lane Is a grcai az
orte OF the people In this section ana ne
remarks Will have more effect than most
STATE. '"e
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HORRIBLE DEATH.


''"''S man 'orn TO Pieces in Waterworks
Machinery NJ
Marble Falls, Texas. August % -Cli,. oa
'"Npool' one Of our most worthy ana
nopHiar young mon was horribly mangln,
IN ",' E'"r ng ~ the water works com.
P'ny pumping machinery yesterday cye.
, ,,'''E "oou' O'clock Tn" pump is run by
water power and Mr.. Chypool had r,nn
Town to oh IA machinery Instead NJ n,s
'''' VINO was not focrng wen cpd
',... had the plant In charge Whuo an
,> SONIC part his sleeve wns cou,'h, ~
,tM,a1 ne hrlt aol shsrtlng and IN lnsy
Mr. * ",ni,n' he WAS torn to p.c,os
,'f w., IN ~ b" timc, but m sniis
',, WY ru'r made he could render t. ~,
no assistance IN lime ''"''r MIN
tian ..,, plu, WaN an unHssuminr Chris
"a gloom over rhr t|,vn' WAX"
,., "'tidI A'fN ir's were held nj tho IT,.
'trh This evening al 2 H. ~, ui
~ wy ltrgr uumler OF his fri.rI wv
,f I'r loavcR father. mother VH,n"-
ualhy Of all '"' heartfelt sym
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS


BRAXORIA--Thc Rome plaauus .
been sold at trustees sale 10 ~
Smith of san Antonio
UAII.AS-J, II, Wood, an Ola o.
severely, If not fatally, stabpei
fair grounds. Eugene Good >un
wa. arrested charged with me ~
SANDY POINT Jake s,ewsI, W.
kiilcl Wade Richardson al aAam
milo west of here. lie arc ~
wounded Tom King a eonspa'A
colored. No arrests. n
BUFFALO-A sneak thief enter
sleeping room OF J. d, keea ~.
his pantaloons from under ms WI \
rohhod the same OF an open lesi. n
movement watch with two Ply svssl
and his pockctbook consaif'us ~
cash. =.
CAMERON Deputy Sheriff so% \
bic brought Richard Poe, coloreI N
placed him In Jail. lie . ecc ,a,ssTaIl.il
ing Killed Giles and Elvirah Me., -,
i{innnhvilln Friday night Nv v"
rested IN Falls county.
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MARION WILLIAMS, SAY.

| ''4NEsAFsN W sfNi.
| To the Editor OF The Post.
Austin. Texas. August s2--t notice that
your s,aff correspondent a; this place
says that there w1s an agrcemen, be-
tween the populsts and the Republicans
IGt Galveston tlN,t the popuiis,s ware to
| support Mckinley electors tn exchange
Ter she republican support for our state
nckc II any such agreement was en-
tered into know nothing OF it. l'ha pop
u'isis OF Texas prefer 10 vote a stragh,
i"rnist u'kct. and n there IS such
tche' IN tho ficld az least iSi.cv0 Of them
"''i stand up and b. counted for II. The
Proposition made az Fort Worth by my
ser and Harry Tracy on b. half Of the
y Npie : party Was done 20 test thus caMs
y! iAy eaters WHO are claiming 80 be the
trends ~ silver. V. know th.,t the same
ehNs that mot at Font Worth and are nov
tearing their shirts for Rry,n would be
.lipns thfr underwear for Carlisle and
'he Scif staadaM u the parry had 50 de-
eiAfti "a Chicago. Their action AZ Dallas
"a lNi, Wlysl they indor-Ui Cleveland from
me MuElaa halrin episode down TO u-e
Ntioing OF the seigr4cF.tge bli bond ISSUE
ana al Is Isoof otnugh Of this assertion.
ihe masses %. The people OF Texas have !
no eon'deuec tn tn present leadership |
VI the demccraEc PARTY, and the rca -on |
oar proposition nas mot accepted At FoT !
NcEtn Is betsilisa they knew that the |
runk and file OF the democratic partV /
s'n rather than Bryan and the banker aud
cpII"fHiicnist from thr Fact such a
iichei would have defeated t'l;ihcgson aud
his gang Of dude lawyers and pfc eaters,
'uhi they we.e sharp enough to So TO-.
Al iAis tax ahour fu-tUn s. olly iu the
l'i'.e IA l'n 90 Il few newspapers rarr--
10 vote straish, popllist ticket aud
w 90 So u lh'N have an opportunity. 7
o PIT W are not wiling TO RISK the great
Hrsiing 90 q rarity { broken p,-dess mud
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PoPullsrs REFINED.

Galveston. TsNas. August a. At meet
ms NJ the Galyesion labor legislative coun-
eli held yesterday, tie following rcsolu-
items w,re unanimously adopted:
Whereas The county officers of Calves
ton county, 10y virtue Of the responsible
duties involved upon them. noccssitato
men of ability. Integrity aud honesty. and
lions, and
Whereas. Tho citizens of Galveston
county have In the pas, selected tho:r
Can' Hat,s for county offices wi,hou, tho
NcnHon or convention of spo.ls hunters.
therefore he It
R'so,Nod. That the labor legislative
Council assembled do h,,cby condemn
We a'uon of any SGT of mon that may
drcEt ttcir influence toward making "A
candidates religious or political convlo-
tons a ties, fer office.
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rAsTROr NNNCurINn cnMMlrm,n

Rastrop. Texas. August 2..-rur.su,nl to
call Of Chairuar Floyd hhcicxecntiy, con-
W"tec net In l}dstrop today. The meet.
inS was called to order by Chairman Fioyd
y p. m It was moved that Chairman
r"AI hiNestiStt' Wnd soc n "A now chair
lu"n hHd hccu appointed for this congress
i.i'''dI distrlrt vice Walter resigned. il go
10y Whom was he selected; IL no, mis-
:. NM tleA "A'ommends I4igc Flo,d /,
VAS moved that n committee WI, on
~, oyer Moore and SOC whether No
would accent the nomination r"r Siu,,trt
JugSe nr remain IN tho race for eountv
IHttoE., ne cqmmittco reported that Judge
, M""'V s"ied mat he is IN tho racc for
'"u,i,.y judge of tls'Op county. The OK
scuJi'N" conln"ttoc then mot in private
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~ RRAXORTA COUNTY

N"'asco- Texas, August 2i-Mr. G. u.
,'aerls. chairman of the Eraaoria county
uemocratic executive committee. has is-
sued call for q meeting of tho commit.
~ t. hc held at Anelcton on sc,em-
i republican executive commlu,oo
neid a meeting AT lirzora Slturdny ana
Tl'rI 10 rt a full county ticket IN tho
lirlu The convention WiI BE- called 20
VvGHNgne soon altar tho state convention.
WnlHh u TO lie held at Font Worth sep
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CuLHEHsoN IN TIE PANHANDLE.

thilllcothe, Texas. Aurust 2t--Governor
'ulhorson is in tho Panhandle He spoke
10 an audience Of about i1Oo puopie ai
Nnartllo ,,ie 22l, aud spoke to an audioncl
~ about 2nl nt ChilirD Fl. GA the slth. lie
wa 60 10 seymour tomorrow, the a5th.
and VIII spcn, therc the .Gth II~ is ,on,
turing tAc hearts of the pclpip and the
poluIlsls have inkon 10 thn Monds
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convcptt,n that ticket should In placed
IN the ficld nv the 'scnvcntlou 80 10 held
at lad Snapons. and declaring for nm hon
est 90 AZ witch can only he maintained
by a sold standard. and through II the
Only way 20 jrire hinctallism
RcSNlu' ions dcuWlnciug the Chicago
convention 0r Adopting a platform un-
dclnocNtV pcrulistc and unarchistic
wciN adopted
The convention WIS composed Of the fol-
lowing ecnlcmeu; r. Il. bryan !. l..
i,S",lSsNan, q. L. Watson. \. lirschborg.
Marcus Hurts, W. y Mcssner. j. o.
s hulz and four OF here
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ENCIlANGI,D sI,n.rs

'''r'a Texas, August TT Deputy Mar
w ,'", 'n''leS Heck and rrivntc N,rht
II eoi,rrihn15an cnhill exchanged shota obau,
unsc9'hcd tho mttor r,roiInnr o'yhpi,ag
tro,,iHI' ne-hy part Of tho thlgh Tt
H. ,n h,,, 9rn', from a family aaarrI r ~.
INV nnr v o' tnr latter, 70 which ,be dom
i'""Cfe IS g conflict IN to-tmoty as n
,,ti = 'nI particulars nc fhe AFFAIR ,c,i''
to ,,, ,'r oi'rrd No M tho eNamin.nr ,r,,i
'''"U'IoW' Eoih arc under hrnI 'N 'Ilhl
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THE STATE CAPIlll
farker Has Not Applied For psss.s
Charters Flied.

iarker Has Not Applied For pss.nA
Charters Flied.
Austin. Texas. August An. :,
hat an application for the Ia.a
John T. Parker had been llkd N :
toNornor IS absolutely wtthoo. NJ
non, as an Investigation Of Ii. N
~ hptil the governors Office AL etl
thN board OF parCions will Isoyt 4.
mas not oven been a letter reutyd NJ
SUBJECT 10y either the governor q q
board all reports to the eoh,nr =
WiihstIndlng Parker ives giysa
term In me penllentiary for tn N
OF CITY Marshal Elias Musstt d "a
christi, and while his friends 70 n
contemplate making an eifuN %
HIM lardUnod, still the record / I
show that mons ha.' yet been TAD
CHARTERS FILED.
The following charters were ats
DEPARTMENT Of state today:
b I'm i~man Gymnas.ic club Of unzl
Dewitt county. Capital stock. VI
corpoif-o,a: q. \. MarbowssL "
Ifeil, IT.. Ran.
The Garrison Paving Brick ccAr1l
Houston. Capital stock So0eN lssf
atur- @. f.. Arnold, W. NJ. Asesl
j.. Root.
TAX ROLLS.
The following tax rolls ven N
by the comptroller today:
Hartley county, total valuatA Y
co. Increase Of $751; :.
l.rA1orin county, total valuation
i7O. Decrease al S52S 10. =,
Navarro county. total vslAlor. ~
400. Increase $3S,iis.
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KILLED BY A BELT hoo y,

Crosby, Texas, August - NINA 4
occurred AZ llcsser's MIL .l,os 40 y
OF THIS place. at > y. m, YIN Kin osss
cost Mr Ed lIessor, the III" !,
life. ,hs nlanlrs n.t,a,
Sir, iIcsser was trying to gee, &C., : ON z,
ono Of thc belts broke IN :. ,w aver IL r
hcit hooks struck MIN Jnsbs ySis Va, !,
aud PASSED almost tihroql s,ye 81 VIZ =
iug Inn instantly. we s,r lIfe.
one child TO mourn MS ~
An danger OF drinking ip " b. 81.
avoided by adding ~ dtopss ciufei n y
AucnStura Bitters. nlahu''
Slogcrt u sons. -----=--------
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II FOR THE HARRIS COUNTY LEAD


Houston Tcvas. Angus, - Contest
EDITOR; Please lind enclosed n vota fnr
Rev, |" d ltmlNn. Wishne hln and
The fost success. am. w. s Il Jr.
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WATSON TO v1S1T r,,>.,.

p''is' Texas. August III. S. nr,d.
Icy lopall, State chairman. tod., w.
we'd tV' rram from Thomas 4 W..
i1llllHl chndiia,r ful wee nrc,,ieni
Una, loo woull ha hprc withoiit XII
i IN, ,,""'r Day aud would deliver am adj
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ANOTHER IIrrIIf rulrND

Richmond. Texas. Augupt sl-Contcst
which place 10 tho credit of Rev. I'm NJ
hfyce VITA host Wishes tor Bro. BrNc
ana The Post | am. his litt'c friend.
Audrey Irene RYAN.
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CHARGED wIru wu,r,,c,,,,,

N'n Antonio ToNas, Augu- ei-st,',t
=" McLcnnnn county ..s,,.,
, S,oin here today with Bruce Kcn1. l,i
mar,ier in c ,na, county on a charge a.
b.ns outIages In Mclunnan eo,,, rhisran
Hi'eh was arrested in karnes City Aen-
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FARMERS TO HAVE A DAY.
An Intelligent Aggregation With But
Little Influence.
G0lDBuG BOILERS ARE ASSEMBLING
No fian Outlined. Hut Indications Are
That They Want to Vote For
Mckinley and Kcasby.

Waco. Texas, August ci-The farmers
are Go have a day tn Texas at last Farm
crs. Clark. Hardy Ma,lock, Crawford,
Watts Bowser, Anthony ard John Peter
Smith VIII meet hero tomorrow for the
purpose OF saving tho country and bid
ding defiance 20 ''rcd handed anarchy as
II stalks abroad. And Farmers LOWS Han
cock. Bill 1Iudgns, Rollin Rodgers and
FL iieiiey with lavender pants are here
10 help thorn do It. while Farmer Russell
| kiurshury keeps che hated sllvertes off
OF them About lor patriots. postmastcrs
and bankers ara already here to take a
hand In the good work and +, is expected
that the night trains which are late viii
bring in some sixty or more Dallas. Fort
Worth and other curncls. jodecs and
majahs to help along.
As Yet these people apparently have hut
an Indefinite idea Of what they are ,,ons
20 do. They talk hig enough and frequent
Is refer with ovdcn, satisfaction to the
iact that there Is somebody horc to attend
lh'lr convention. as II they had been very
much afraid that It was golu4 10 ho a
Iidculonsly small affair. hut they don't
faik huS ness. However. the impression
seems - he that the meeting will connno
'tset to sending DELEGATES so ,he Indian
apoHs convention and adopting ringing
resolutions Very few favor the nomna-
non 'f AN honest money" State uclrt
ana the question: of nominating congres-
slonai candidates VIII probably be loft to
the districts 10 settle, as circumstances
may dictate
Juds" Makemson Of GEORGETOWN, one OF
the republican push, is hero. lite was at
Galveston while he pops were In session
to take sea baths for rheumatism in one
- his knees Tha; kpoc ls SIN ofrs,,cd
and be IS here on this occasion TO trv tho
Waco not water on /. MI
George ClasscoolS. tho porults, ro,,t,o,
FOR Justice Of he cour, Of clyil anpcnIa Of
he Second supreme judicial district /.
also on hand mixing with these "farm.
'ry" as also Is Rerubllcan Candidate for
Congress ropc Of Cameron Pom and a..
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THE GREAT DAILY PAPER AND BRO
RHODES

hNchmmd Texas August % --Contes.
fultor; Hero I AN again with - couuons
Tor kev Jcu Rhodes OF Wo0lyulp wiz
naocess TO the grea' daily paper. The
fen,l' aud Roy. Rhodes vpuYs re4port-
i"lN, W !. t'llrlch.
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VILLAGE MILLs VOTES

Village Mills. Tcxas. August ~ corics,
il'lgr; lloaSc aud enclos "a uinc vct,s
iyr Rev JeU Rhodes. l wish Bro. lcff
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lirnzorla, Texas, Augns- ~ Conteat
tdit,r; Enclosed you viii ma 70 counon.,
Miurn pl"tSo place 60 the credit or HnV.
l. NJ, Bryce Of Richnond. TcNas 4espac-
fuNy. Mrs j. q Sm,th
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\ TALKING MATCH.

Waco. TeNas August a. -Tho lIor1,
tics hold meeting Mt the paclnc ho,o,
tonight. which began at 10 ana lasted
unul after IN duipht. n v,A ,,i.l,c
matrh I'm which la Anthony. li'u ,'rnT =,
, l@,d, -. H. iNrnu, RHfc Handy ami 9TH
tLlt 'I4.rlN participated They i.on!
'S.V '', Ctgo platform I'm lhcir niud4
~ lHn y, Austin riul, all TO pieces and
' 'Iynr r,,, tn@ Amrrio'n eagle from thc
S,N'l 'In.rl T'ic burden OF an the
,tIt ne demoor rattle. National and STATE
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houston Texas. Augpst si-Con:cs,
mhilor' Please ind enclosed la coupon :,
when place to the credit OF A. g. poln'
aeA'er' who 10 the leader and who hope
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roNRon rli1ltNns

Conroe. Texas. ,ucust y cnnicut r,dt
tor Place curlogod 20 o1upon> TO IN,
credit OF Bro. len Rhodes
tnnro" rrienda.
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sestion, sore stomach and eou,,,s, sNas
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=, " W.Il,r, lrfts, August a. Contest
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newspaper correspondents whom he
charges with having manufactured the flu
Skin story, LAP.
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ONE FOOT is oN TILE 1Ann.,K Now

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h.sn ns OF cases ~ rneuma,,s,,
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FOR THE ALL rEXAs" POLICIES.
FOR THE nARRrs COUNTY POLICIES

Rev l.. u. Loukin, lioustor. u s0
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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-02-18
Court Day.

There was large crowd of visi,
tors to Mt. Sterling yesterday,
County Court Day. Merchants
report a fair business done. About
100 cattle on the market; quality
fully up to the average; trade was
little slow, owing to the wide
difference between the buyer and
seller in their estimate ofvalue. A
large number of cattle left in the
hands of dealers. Good feeders
sold at &c; yearlings &c to 34c;
COWS and heifers, &c to Sc. Lot
of cattle shoats on hand sold readi-
ly at from 1896 to 1910. Horse
trade dull, mules, many on the
market, and sold higher than a
month ago. A good many bought
by farmers at from $50 to 800.