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brazoria County Planters WIN Devote
Themselves 10 Sugar.
And " They Can Not lnd~ce the
Present compnnies to DO So they
VIII uuild one ThcsAsclves,

SANDY po,n, r.~.. S,. a.
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co,,,,nh,a ~ u,,, NJ, ~. S"s i'on
5ay q, o,s,,,,sxa a., - '''e :"
suearra,a rs,,rna, W.
seeti,c ,no s,,..,.,a, -. $3.50 '"'es
down he,yxs., ,,,s,. c..-,. .''so''
| IN vc,ascn Wv '"A''
~" john Ju'tr was elected chalrmas
OF the meeting and Mr.. II. sranLs,.,,, -,
rotary.
/ A,,nr .,,,,n a.
ssaihs Tue onleet OF tho moetius
'"e ehair ny motion appointed tho foliowin}
as q committee TO conlsr with tho di,sa,.
emf ra,lroad contt,,,,,. -
l., l., , - "N' '~p''ai'
iee~4u !" eNssnaihg tne,r lines
ot"'Nh u Mastolson, I, w. House. Can
tain s. ID. Porter and John Iniif,
m co,fa,. us,s ~. ,.
-, ~ f'"'''s' '" soiN'
iish' ot way Stock, survey. etc, Judge
~ l.. Larktn Georgs G. Mursou. IA. Tan
kersly ans! John M,iff
Thu ,,ec,t,v v,,. ,,..,
' s"'""s'asie 'hrouSn-
'u' "nu ~ nouhu 10 Dear fruit. road as
protected will give planters an untlet Ia
sugar refincries ana sls, ia ,e.,, 80.
49,, .,,., .,,.,,-..,. ~, eNNp ""'''
-. ~ ""'i'ss IN trahsror-
's,lon'
After fully discussing the best route ia
$40, ,,.a -, a, $50. w
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san ANTONIO, Texas, October SIRE.
cssdings In tho Fourth court Of oppeaIs:
Gases affirmed; New York ana Texa,
Steamship Company vs.. w. n, Weiss d I,
from Bexar; lic0vy Lsmberxsf. Sr.. ".
MATTHEW Eagle, from Hexar. ". al. u.
Marshall Il al W.. AtaxcosA Coun,y IL al.
from Asascosa. William YHoefilnx, ST.. "
L. G. Courtney. from Bexsr, Galveston.
Harrisburg and San An,onio Railway Com
rsny vs., w. J.. Patterson. from presi,iiu,
britton Davis et al VS.. Tom HERMAN Of Il.
from III Paso.
Case reversed and remanacd: n, w.
Lonaon ct al vs., r. l.. Miller. from uca-
sales.
Affirmed In par, ana reversed and re-
mandcd In part: g. r. Deyine. executor.
81 al Va. United States Mortgage Company
OF Seotand, limited, ct al. from Bexar
Motion gfaatea: Johanna Kalteker, exc
ssu,rtS, 81 al vs.. John l.. wippf ct al. from
BeSar, writ of certiorarl
Motions oevrruicd; a. W, Ballard Of al
VS. T. r. Coker. from ShSfby. to dismlss
enpesli John p. Campbell ct al VS.. Annie
seltei ct NJ. from Bexar. for leave 10 file
Transcript: William Vogt vs.. A. Geyvr OF
al, from BexRr. for rohearing,
Motions submitted Artnur Schulz VS..
Frank Fessuian & BRO, from Bexsr. sar
eer,iorri. Missouri. Kansas and Texas
Railway COMPANY or Texas vs Hymry
overfield, from Bexar. for relcarng; John
II, TrsSlor ct al VS.. State 81 Texas. from
Arkansas, TO recall execution; A. b Frank
4 Co ct al vs., Eiwin J Rerwind. from
uvslde, for rshesring; John p. Campbell
N al vs.. Annie Seffol ct al. from pexar
10 affirm on ccrtkfi>nfe
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wan INyEsTIG ATToN.
Nothing New Developed in the Tcs
timonN VnIrn Ncslc r.IuN.

Nothing New Developed in the Tess
timony Taken Yesterday.
Huntsville Ala, October q The war
investigation commission began its work
today, with Captain Ausur. who was In the
quartcrmaster's department at Tampa He
said that Tor time the department was
swampea there and he attributed the con-
gestion TO the railroads other witnesses
we're examined, but no sensational evidence
introduced
TIE commission dovo+ei the afternoon to
place. The commission was divided into
four parties for this purpose and even then
the task WAS not accompli SIZED until the day
Wa well gone. This IS large camp and
the inspection WAS very thorough Tho
camp was found n good order throughout.
Tee commission held session at nigAt
and after examining few witnesses left
for Chattanooga AT II O'clock.
Tomorrow viii be devoted to an lnspec-
tion OF tho site N Camp Thomas at Chick
amaug8 Park.
The witnesses at the night session were
Dr.. Lee. who WIS executive officer at the
detention hospital at Montauh Point. He
sa.i the hospital was 80 c!oNdss that on
one occasion large numbers Of men were
received and u was necessary to remove
mon from t,eis beds and put them on the
floor in order to make nom for tsem all
He said there was a deficiency 81 medicine
and supples and he dfl rot think the
treatment was such as the patients should
heve had so near Now York City.
The inspection commissioners who visited
the general honpifais here To-Day found the
institutions withCni gtoves. They took the
matter in h,n1 and BY night tn depot quar-
terrnaster had sels1ed thirty, with tho
promise that They should be put up to-
rrnfarrn,v
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OUTLOOK IN ELEVENTH.
Mr. Aeoers viii Certainly Be Returned to
Ills Seat IN Congress
He IS SURE TO CARRY Dr. WIT COUNTY
Nneccs WIN Give Him nm Increased
"ntoriss-- Democrats Arc Quset.
but Not Apnthctic.

ouero, Texas. OCTOBER a7-Hon Il. d.
crotch republican nominee Of the Eleventh
congressional district. was at Yorktown
g TIE big celebration.
Tbs republicans sesm to he on the sun
au'N ~ TINS district ana from the best in
.oruist'on ootalpahle they seem to have
oesn working principally IN the lower tier
IN ouadalupe. Wilson and Atae,,oSl eoau-
ties No"t1
WINE there seems very little doubt MS
20 hieberg's election, there may be some
shlng IN these chains. and 1t wouli hc
WEI. Wen Tor tue democrats to get TO work -
forewarned IS forearmed." As 10 mis-
county (which Kleberg lost last tfme), there
seems to be no doubt he will carry It this
inns by nice majority Th-re is ynt
.lme Tor tho democrats ia every county
10 !" &c. thoroughly organized and 1t should
ne done at once.
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Cypress Ton. Texas. october 27--Cotton ia
now mostly all picked in this locality. II Is
dry ard a good rain would no. hurt.
There are several new HOUSES going up in
thf, neiyhborhool. good sign OF times,
which are hard.
A couple OF light irosts have hlackened
the sweet pota,o vimss, but were not severe
enough 10 do any DAMAGE.
At about a. m on the morning OF the
9th instant Mr. Ernest Thomls died at
his rtslaaace on Big Cypress Greet one
end a hall mllss south from cvpress Top.
The dsesas.,d came here about eight years
oqo was a successful farmer ana uniyeFs-
alty irkei and respected H leaves wife
ana five children 10 mourn MS loss.
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THE COMPRESS RULES.
cotton Buyer Asks thnt rhey
lie Sbrouuted.

austin, Texas, October 2s.--Mr.
s-muc-s Of Marlin, who buys cot
ION extensively throughout uae
stare appeared before the maS
road commission today and made
applAtion for a total abroga-
hon OF its compress regulations.
ne i5logts that said regulations
interfere with Independent cot
tcn buyers to tho deiriment OF
the producer, because they place
said buyers at the mercy OF large
buyers owning compgssses, be-
SIDES forcing tbem 10 patronize
presses with which. in many In
stances. satisfactory arrange :
ments can not be made and from
which satisfactory work can not
"lways ho obtained.
In fine, he aaleges that n con-
iinuatlon Of the ccmmAssion's
compress rules will result in tae
building UP CT q press owning and :
colton buying monopoly, at =
whose hands the farmer viii re- :
cetva but little consideration, He :
was instructed TO file his appii- =
cation in writing, with promise
that It would be given the con- =
sideration It Is entitled 10. :
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NuEcEs COUNTY. :
VIII Give Mr.. Ntebcr,s nm Increased
Majority This Year.

VIII Give MIR. ktebcr,r nm Increased
Majority This Year.
corpus Christi Texas, OSsober 2T.--The
/ impending campaign now OH In this county
mas assumed interesting proportions In only
one respect--arong the aspirants for coun-
" offices. The State and congressional con
test seem to be of insiEnificance to the
democrats of this city and county; but
the rumor afloat that apathy exists in thu
ranks of the democracy OF this section of
the state, especially this county. is EN-
phatically denied. On beiag apprlsed OF
INC existence OF such q report. The Post
correspondent interroGated 4 number OF
prominent political leaders In, order 10
ascertain the true conditions relative there
TO- 1t YVES found that the conditions are
Just contrary to the rumor that all The
eAlstng apathy is on the republican side
ana that the democratic mGiorities In this
courty this year Will he. IL is predicted.
much larger than in former years. anl
that the democratic nominee from this,
the Eleventh, congressional district, Hon.
Ruiolph kleberg. will receive a majority
o! at least 300 or coo over Crouch, the re-
publican nominee, who Is for certain
reasons held in contempt by many OF the
reading republicans of this city. Many
of these republicans have ayowel that in
order not TO throw away their votes they
would cast their ballots in favor OF Kle-
berg. and IT is improbable whether Crouch
will receive one-half the vote cast for Judge
Grass, the republican NOMINEES in 1896.
The democrats are working quletly, but
perseveringly. and are allowing no grass to
grow un6er their feet. Whlle II is true
that few of the "boodls" men of tha
opposition are beating about In the brush
IN the road they dare not venture too near
the Nueces river country, which, together
with that section of the country I'm Ter the
efficient charge OF the invincihle sage Of
the Rio Grsnds. James u. Wells, viii roll
rp a democratic majority for the entire
ticket uuheard OF heretofore In the history
OF this Eleventh congressional district.
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Alvin, Texas October 27.-The democrats
of this vicinity have arranged for one of
the greatest "blowouts" OF the campaign
for next Wednesday, November 9 A
monster barbecue sufficient TO entertain
$500 people will be given, The large tent
COW being used by the Cumberland Pres
byterians has been secured for the COM
fort OF the audience. Governor Culberson,
who spent an hour here this morning on
his way 10 Bellville. has promised to at
tend. Congress man Tom Ball, George Bur
CESS of Gonzales and other we'll known
gentlemen will speak.
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sHEn,FFs' Departments.

Strnyed or stolen from John Mozzola. 2a02
Cb>neyert end Tuam, city. One bay horse,
s years CID, II 'ssnds high branded - with
- over on left shoulder. Reward, ST.
TSHen up by r. J BakuT, Ave miles ives,
Of I'D alcks Texas. Harrls county, One
brown am white Jersey heller. years old,
branded IMP. piece OF rope and chain
around neck A. X. Anderson.
Sheriff Harris County, Texas.
BY A. l.. Conowny. deputy.
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IN GARY's INTEREST.
"esro Speakers Tell Why Hawl,
should he Deserted.

negro Speakers Tell why HawIey
should he Deserted.
galveston, Texas. October 27.-Jack Tib-
Ds''s OF Houston and Rev. A. Hubs OF
'aS city spoke at Harmony hall tonight In
we interest of Frank Gays race for con-
gress
i.opeWs Is an excellent speaker. He
s s that Hawley had been false TO
ss.Ny promise he ever made and showed
AZ AZ no mad abused the patronage at his
~, t.sposai in an endeavor to build up Haw-
iey party in the State.
Il, npos In his speech said he would let
A. 49, tidwley people spend all the money on
s ~ negro that they wanted to and then he
s"'uia vote them on election day for Gary
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na n Sss's,n himself Mildred Lee camp a,s
NeIersns on record as heartily t.yorss .isr ~.
u .h as now offered ana sne
asat - s''e future the law can IA Inks
"nenaed so that all really Isso,., .n..hes
'e 1sn Will be provided for aug %
nal e uoe.or cleses his letter WITH. .v-.
nssu NOT fear that the great state ~ r. We
w. I'm h.r vast domain. her alnos, svs $3.50
and resources and her chivalfie race Of ,ns.,
,hn women. will treat with inrras,t"sa
IN ~, "no slcoi as bulwsrk Of defSnss
t'e nour OF her greatest emergency.
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NEE COUNTY.
Democrats Arc Going 10 See the Ma.
Jority IL "a Good Big One.

Beeyille, Texas October 27.--Aside from
The three cornered race for the legislature
in this, the Eighty seventh, representative
district, this has been the quietest political
campaign ever known in Southwest Texas.
The contest for losai offices in most OF the
counties IL this section is vsry tarne. and
the state ticket IS scarcely given thoasAt.
II being universally recognized th.st tn $
Whole section OF the State will give the
democrats the biggest majority in many
years.
The congressional race ia tails. tie Eley-
cnth. district Is very quiet one. The
democrats feel sanguine OF a large ma
jorfty for Kieberg, though IL is under
ssood that the republicans are on a still
hunt and that Captain Crouch Is going 10
make good race.
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SAVERS AND ROBBINS.
Next Governor Made New Friends n
Waxahnchle.

Waxahache, Texas. October 27.-Hon.
Joseph D. sayers was entertained by the
committed this forenoon and this afternoon
~ ! o'clock addressed large crowd In
'ne district court room. lie spoke warmly
IA favor Of the old hair trunk" democracy.
DC strongly favors free silver at the ratio
OF Is to |, wanted more asylums for the
accommodation OF the insane and advocated
cotton factories.
his remarks on the cotton factory sub
'sel caught the people here.
:, MS closing remarks We're on taxation.
hs eAcoiTated taxation frauds.
non John w. Robbins spoke after Ma
lof sayers and received a good portion of
spNause. Major Sayers made many new
alehds here. He left for Ennis this af-
'e'nooh and will speak there tonight.
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VICTORIA COUNTY.


Victoria, Texas, October 81 while the
vote was very close in this county between
Mr. Rudolph Kloberg and Hon. y. c. Stone
ventlon. there being z small majority in
favor of rhs former. the Supporters o. the
latter fell INFO line very gracsfuily, and
will support the nyin.nee to man. This
county is normally republican, but the
German vote, which ordinarily goes to that
partY VIII Be cast almost soiiily FOR Mr.
Kle0srg, who Is at that, nationality and
very popular among them. u would be no
surprise II his majority ia Victoria county
were 500.
county offices, both OF which are as warm
as warm can be, viii bring out the full
vote.
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TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES.

rort hayaca. October &c lion, Rua K,s.
0ers WIZ speak here on November !.
=. heunt1e, TEXAS. October ss.-rnt I,,,,a
, sn,fes, IN politics in this county! Savers
NJ vi. se' about 200 OF thousand yo,es In
i.msnS. October Err. n. Haw,ey smoke
- os'ine. where there was a barbecue 4
sraia4 rssiy OF district asui county esnai-
s sSy0s Is TO take plSce here next satur.
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FAvoRs the AMnNpMENr.
Dr. Wilson of sherman Explicitly

wilson of sherman Explicitly
states HIS Position.
NJ, ''srinan, Texas, October 26.-'Dr. ]. t.
MisOn. commander of Mildred Lee camp,
SS''ed Confederate Veterans. having re-
ss''ea letter of inquiry as to his personal
AZ anu that OF Mildred Lee camp on
~ ~ pneaosed constitutional amendment 10
/, 500 OK Confederate. today came out
= - open letter. discussing at length and
:" setali all the features OF the amendment,
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Wilmington n. c.. October 27,--In the
United States District court at Newburn
St2tes against the Southern Express CON
pany, brought by several nah clippers on
th1 gru2na of vioblion OF the revenue set
because the company requires tInem TO pay
for l-eent stamp In order 10 be AFFIXED Ia
olch and every receipt, Judge Brown dis
missed the case holding that the tax was
TO be paid by the shippee until uhe question
wae seltled by the government
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Twenty-siXth district court against the
Union Central Life Insurance company on
$500 policy issued on the life of Eugene
Burt
The tax rolls OF TraTls county filed
with the comptrolle. today show total
valuation OF $l5.j9S0i0 which Is A decrease
OF S29G 1870 compared with last year.
The quarterly tax on passenger earnings
of the VeIasco Terminal railroad received
by the comptroller today amounted to
S12T0.
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Galveston Texas, October 27-The fol-
lowing opintols were handed down In tb,
/ court OF civil appeals here today:
Affirmed; Thos. Brlnghurst ct al We.
Mutual building and Loan Association
frcm HaIHls VIM, Harrell VS.. r, c. Storr!e
from Harris; r. c. Storrie VS.. Charles
Wcessner from Harris; G. Branch ct al vs.
NJ. I. Simons from Jackson. B. O'Maliey
VS. john Latreyte. from Harris.
Reversed and rernanded for appellee
Leon Blum: X. a. Brown VS.. Galveston
Wharf Company ct al. from Galveston.
Motion for rchearng refused: John Cal
iaghan vs.. Henry s. Fox, Jr., frcm Harris
mosion to file transcript and 70 advance
granted and cause set for November 3:
Dixon Gray VI William II. I.anghan ct al.
from Jefferson.
Motion for additional time TO file tran
script refnsen Without prejudice 10 appel
lant's tight 10 excuse delay on motion 10
file transcript; II. j. Simpson ct al w.
Texas Tram and Lumber Company, fiom
Aransas
Application for manaamus submitted:
fTancs w. Cox VS.. Judge l.. -. Hightowsr.
from Polk
Submitted: International and Great
Ncrthern2 Railway Company vs.. Frank Boz
natz. from Harris. Texarkana and Fort
Smith Railway Company vs., c. G. Bulgior,
same vs.. r. G. Collins from Jefferson;
Holston and Texas Central Railroad Com
pany Va. Henry Stuart. from Harris: J. ~.
Brown VI. City o. Hoiston et 81. from Hsr-
rls. O. NJ. Menard VS. Schneider Bros,
from Galveston: VIM. Robertson vs.. John
H. Mcclay ei al from Galveston; NJ. a.
Goodrich w. Mary w. Hicks ct al, from
Anderson.
Set for submission November 10; Harfls
County ell al vs.. Donaldson Hines Ell al,
from Harris George r. Marcbsnd We. Gull,
Colorado and Santa Fe Railway Company.
from Harris: First National Bank W. l..
GarNsy 4 Co. from Anderson. Texas and
Pacific Railway Company vs.. Harry Wat
ker. from Gregg, jefferson County Channel
and Dock Company VS.. Port Arthur Chan
mel and Dock Company, from jefferson,
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HAN OF the Panhandle.

Bsstrop, Texas. October 27.-Iion' R. W.
Hall of Vernon addressed the citizens o.
B3strop this Afternoon at the opera horse
He talked over two hours and kept the
audience convulsed with laughter at his
huH~or 5rii wit. At the same time he was
welding "sledge hammer" strokes for
damociacy versus all the other parties that
are arrayed against it.
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Chickens. ESCAPED nighttime

lionncssy Texas. October 26.--The light
ming struck large tree In the night when
in tho branches The tree was shiyercd,
and the chickens flew Off unframed Qufa-
tion: Did tho cpidermis Of the chickens
rect act as d hon-conduetorA or did tho sen
siilvoness ef feathers for eleciriaity warn
the fowls OF the approaching bolt ana cause
them 10 fly before the tree was struck
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sayers to speak at Lockhart.

Lockhart. Texas. oetobe~ 27.-Maior
Sayers is billed for speech in Lock-
hart November 3 and a rousing reception
will be given him. In no county In THIS
district is the next governor held IN higher
esteem than in Caldwell ana in no otnSf
county will ne get larger vote IN pro2or-
ton 10 the aggregate vote casf. Caldweh
Will undoubtedly have an add9Iioaal vote
In the next State damoaratic convention.
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san Antonio, Texas. October G.-Barnett
Gibbs spoke here TO fair-sized audience
tonight and made about the same speech
he has made at other PLACES during ma
campaign. He ives especially severe IN MS
criticism Of Sayers aud his advanced stsn'
for free silver.
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THE STATE CAPITAL.

Austin, Texts october 27.--The articles n.
incorporation Of the Marshall Dry Goods
eVpItahy OF Marshall were filed with tho
sesressry OF state today. Capital stock.
soo'VVe' lncorporators: j. s. Wagner. D
popisimeyer J. o. woinack and o,hcrs.
NJ and II, II. Burt have flied suit IN tho
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Ninc Nenr. Tor Mnrder.

Lockhart. Texas. October "a. Frank
Houston, charged with murder. wps con
yicted in tho district court Yesterday al
muster In the second degree and given
nlae years in the ptnitegtiary. A motion
has been filed for new trial.
TIE ssse OF Crowel Va. the CITY OF Luling
for damages has been set for next Monday.
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ROBSON AT CARMINE.
surrounding Country VIII Turn
Out to Hear Him.

o4rnine, Texas. October 27,-Hon. w.
= hohson is billed to speak at Carmne
~ saturday night at O'Clock sharp. ard
Y . hoped that a large audience viii be
:. sent. The democratic clubs organizing
= r,,, ,"rmine, Round Top and Warreaton
y, "a Do on hand and are hard at work to
4. ivory one know that he will speak at
S.Nne. Large posters are ort.
p.atseryoh'ng is looking bright for Judge
SSssohs election. Republicans are getting
sser put the democrats are not tampe:-
rs Win their blue prospects for Hawley.
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KilIcd i'm a Gin.
era nge

Granger. Texas. October CIV. ".
Leonard accidentally fell into the driving
wheel at Tayior's gin To-Day being hurled
against the house AMI dying Immediately.
liza was tho only chlid OF Dir. IL. IL. Leon
ard OF Birmingham, Ala.
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aouss nerc at ?, IN. ycst erdas -TAerc was
Somsns had nos been aaverttsei ustii his
ea1 His argument was upon state az
~ sats' ana was wen ,seeivsd BY thosc nres.
rns' he len here on tho local train Tar
thn,o,Wuwcod =, I o'cioSk where he was
"niea 70 speak last night
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Candidate for Calendar clerk.

Kountze. Texas, October s6.-Hon. JACK
Dies. an ex-member of company D, tn
Texas infantry, of Beaumont. is visiting
Nierds AMI relatives here this week MT.
Dies will be e candidate for calendar clelk
az The house OF representatives OF the
Twenty sixth legislature. He Is stau-ch
democrat end IS IN every way quaiiilei 10
fill this important position
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Jefferson. Texas. October rs. = Bolton
Stephens was killed yesterday evening on
the Ford place, eight miles west OF Jeffer-
son. Jealousy over a woman brought on
the trouble. The slayer made his escape
and Is stin ct large.
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Want DR.. pluul ne,ainea.

Lockhart Texas, October 27--The friends
Of DR.. Blunt. the present efficient and
reliable health officer. would be very much
pleased to have him rcappofnsed 10 that DO
ss,ion under the next administration, and o
petition Is being circulated to that effect.
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= >".'N'nnsy' Texas. October 2e.--Iion. J.
savers addressed a gocd-sised audience
"'te 'oaay' His speech was on usual lines
""u eielled hearty applause
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have tsssa mercury. IS1}1S ~ = :. ~
mouth. Sore i TSross fI~s'ss q =
spcsA Ulcers en- any III " M S;1ns:s' NJ
81 Hf.i nSssr Sc;sfnSll i.e ~, 4 i ~ II Il
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lsnge the world ~ case ~ csS, S7k 49,
Ihn dlssAse hes always ba1nef a. - ~ -
s Sss,r %ps ~ eminent nhysisians 3lt
proofs scnt sealed 81 qpelIs0s5 =. ss ~ 5rSSS
mi Mssanle nuiI1ins. Chlenee.