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second District.

Fort Worth. Texaa. June 1t.--Proceed-
ings in tho court OF civil appeals for the
Second supreme judicial district today:
Motions submitted For rehearing: Ross
VS.. Stiahorn- Hutton Evans Commission
Company, from Callahan; Robertson 4 Bro.
VS.. Barnard e. Co.. from Bosque. To az.
firm ON cortificate Jones We. Corbin. from
Jones. and Judgment affirmed.
Motons decided. For rehearlng. OVER
ruled: Cameron & Co. VS.. Gates. from
Wise.
Cases submitted, Huffman w. Eas.ham.
from Tarrant; Cameron Co. vs.. Hinton.
from Baylor; Texas Loan and Saw, 20
Company ys. Allen. from Montague; Clark
VS.. VIM. from Tarrant Fort Worth Live
Stock Company VS.. Hlison, from psio
Pinto; Chicago. Rock Island and Texas
Railway Company vs.. PotterAcld, ucm
Wise.
Gases affirmed: Conncile vs.. HEM ne.
from Eastland First National BANK ys.
Chisholm. from Commando; Harrison VI.
Mothershead a. Traxell from Erath: Cook
a vincont VS.. Robertson. from Erath; Nc
Ghce & Co. vs.. Rush. from Potte'; Tex a.
Brewing Company VS.. Durrum. from Ia,
rant.
Reversed and rendered: Sanbofn 70.
Wakefield. from Cooke.
Certified to the supreme court: ksl.oGG
w. McCabe. from Throckmorton.
Reversed and remanded uri;sin 70.
Boyd. from Comanchc: Jackson ". Uwtns
from Wichita
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WALLER COUNTY .

Hampstead, Texas. June 11.-Howth Sta
tons primary today revealed the f'ct that
even in that former stronghold of populisin
a break has been made Many of the hot
test populists in that section said goodbye
to their golden calf and are now democrats
for all time to come. The delegates TO the
county convention are uninstructed. The
Hampstead primary will take place on
Wednesday, the 18th. instead Of Saturday,
18th. Chairman McDade wisely ordered
the change so as TO give merchants 4
chance to take part in the primaries. which
many would have had to forego If the pri-
mary had been on Saturday.
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w @ r. u. OFFICERs.

The Womhn's Christian rmps.anee
Union at their last regular meeting elected
the following officers; Mrs. ETA NOW
president. Mrs. l.. r. Daniels, correspond
ing secretary; Miss Lille Whhe, rceoriii
aacrr,arv. Mrs. IL, &C. Rachford. treasi or.
Nv consent OF the union the preaihent ar :
nolntsd the following vice presidents. SIR.
nacon First Methodist church; Mrs. J.
A. Curtis, ST. Marks Episcopal churcn.
Mrs. rbags, Northern Methodist Epis,tral
church; Mrs. John Martin, Baptist ch'.trh
s,tnsrlntendents OF departments VIII be APP
r,ointed at tho next regular meeting
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Nv EVERYTHING WENT HIS WAY
countiea Yet 10 BE Heard
uowever-The Popu-
,,.ts and Republicans.
Savers. wynne.

Y. roxas Juno 1.-THE Savers peo-
n.,,as are bubbling with Joy to-
rom the best information obtain
a. pastrop congressman has failed
H. only one county in which prl-
|. xere held today. Brown and Cal
both supposed to be In Colonel
H. territory. have. it is thought,
Ia for Major Sayers.
.cf,on Of the Limestone county con-
Il IA instructing for sayers was un-
IA nv the Wynne forces and Is a
|. shock to them. Manager Foster is
! Dallas. but Farmer Shaw and other
!, mite in expressing the opinion
I.ple Is won and that the band wagon
Iurop carries the wreath of victory.
l.r Texas. June 11.-This was an
Savers day in county primaries and
Sn,ions. According to information re-
\ at Savers headquarters here tonight
following counties, with total Of
1.-Two votes, instructed for Sayers to-
caldwell, Limestone, Grimes. BRACES,
N Star, Hildalgo and Refugio. with
Exception of Tarrant these are the
counties yet heard from. Tarrant il
eded to Wynne. Lampasas. Brown
Callahan are in doubt. with tho
kts said to be in Savers favor.
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ISLAND CITY ITEMS
BEACH HOTEL TO BE REOPENED
on THE 18TH.
The Weeks Mortunry Report.
Movement to Start Weekly
Labor Paper.

Galveston Texas. June 1.-THE Beach
Hotel that delightful summer resort by
the sea, will be re-opened for the season
June %. The Beach Is Under the manage
ment OF Mr. George =. Horst which is
sufficient guarantee that the service ana
accommodations will be first-class In every
particular. MIR. Korsts connection ~iih
the fremont has made him favorabiy
known to the travelling public, who WI
be glad to know that the Beach Is to 90
in such capable hands.
There is not a cooler spot along the Wide
expanse of the Gulf of Mexico or a more
delightful place to spend q vacation than
at the Beach in Galveston. The place ~
free from mosquitoes, the bathing is un
oxcelled and the hotel l. in a ive-minute
car ride of the center of large and eli.
terprising city. Concerts on the lawn "ii'
be given every evening.
Instead of the war making visitors FEWER,
II is believed that more people viii sPehu
the summer in Galveston this yea .ball
ever before. The war has made peoH',
think Of economy and many person VIM
would otherwise have taken MS iaihiii ana
gone to the mountain resorts OF the .sor'n
or cast will this year conclude he can ret
| stand the expense aud will spend ms ynea'
| tion nearer home The influx OF stranger
| has already begun in fact ana tns il'
| viii flow sieadier and stronger when IL II
| known that the Beach Is open.
" A. Eas;on, than whom there IS 10
n mora pouuler or better known hote
clerk in Texas. will be In charge.
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LIBERTY COUNTY

Liberty, Texas. June Ii The democratic
county convention was called to order by
Chairman c. N. Smith and the following
candidates were unanimously instructed
for: Hon. Charles A. Culberson, United
States senator; Hon. Joseph d. Savers, for
governor; j. NJ. Browning, for lieutenant
governor; Tom Smith. attorney general;
George Smith. land commissioner; MlisUn
Mayfield. railroad commissioner; b. IA.
Rice, for court of criminal appeals; 4. 5.
Reese, court of civil appeals; HoA S. b.
Cooper, for congress; Teagle and Dies 'or
State legislature. Hon. C. n. Smith was
elected county chairman for ensIing iwc
years.
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and sold on the streets Of Beaumont. one
farmer camc In this week from FOLK coun-
" with lead OF chickens.
Miss Carrie Pace one OF the pretty yoyng
ladies OF Orange, Is In tho city visiting Mrs.
r. o. lauve.
shad Ruse OF the Southern Pacific bridge
gang had the bone In his right leg sligntly
shattered late yesterday afternoon. II wes
run over by push car loaded With heavy
timbers. He was sent TO his home Ut Lib
crty last night
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Al the fremont. d, v. Martin. Chicago;
n L. Hutchinson, Louisville Z. d. NC
cuen. San Antonio; L. d. Robinson, Bal
timcro; Roy sorrell. D. Heidelbyer. New
york. r. nj. Vest, Fort Scott; E, u: Low
~. Kansas City, w. II. Donley, Dallas; ~.
G. wheeler. Hampshire; n. H. Whittiesey'
nrassbeeek: John +. Pugh. New York: q.
cain Houston: a. A. Parker. New orleans;
~ II Oil. Palestine; II. A. Ryan. city;
W q Horton. Boston: L. Wells Baldwin.
ph,,adeiphia; II. J. Cohn. Marshall; 4. G.
axeeney' Texas W. r. Logan. Texas; u. a,
Flatcher. Beaumont: Q. N. Rice, sous
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nRAZns coI,N1Y pops

Bryan, Texas, June 1i.--At a county
mass meeting OF the populists held today
delegates were elected to the State and
congressional conventions, 1t was rcsov-
cd not to make county nominations now.
but to hold another convention after the
State convention to determine on county
politics.
A representative convention Will be held
not later than August to nominate a
representative. W ]. Brogion was elect
cd chairman and w. w. Weafer secretary
for the ensuing two years.
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STATE CAPITAL ITEMS
UNIVERSITY COMMENCEMENT rEs-
TIvlTlEs HAVE nEGuN.
A san Antonio Association Chartered
10 rcrpctantc the Memory Sf san
Observation-Disclosures Acquitted.

Austin. Texas. June 1.-THE first OF the
series OF social functions Incidental to tho
closing days OF the university was had
last night at tho Driskill hotel the occa-
sion being the Sigma Alpha Enislon Fra
ternitys annual german Beautiful dec
oraiions. enhancing music. sumptuous
banquet and an elaborate dance pro-
gramnie were the order.
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LIMESTONE COUNTY.

Mexia, Texas. June 1.-THE county con-
yention elected j. ". Blake permanent
chairman and W. G. Morris secretary
Delegates to the State convention were
instructed for Sayers, Culberson, Rice, FIN
lev and Brown.
Bookhowt received instructions for nc
court OF criminal appeals. !,
John workman Of Mexia was eiee'vl
Chairman Of the county executive commit
tee and W. G.. Morris secretary
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,.,o. mis-. in Lavnrn.

sinner. Texas, June ll.--1udge Don a..
MT. candidate for Judge OF the court 81
or,m,nal appeals, was interviewing the gel
a,os IN the judicial convention, who are
.,.',ns,rncted as 10 the office he aspires 70,
ei,ssa Miss Inadc good impression NM
,'iit doubtless receive the instruction o.
this hnx
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Dallas. Texas. June 1.-THE first dele.
CATION OF shriners to attend the Imperial
Council of the order. which meets In Dali
las June IS, arrived from Boston tonight,
Every incoming train during the next
thIrty-six hours is expected 70 De crowded
with the pilgrims The totai at,enoance y
expected BY the resident ncbles TO reach
5000.
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TYLER COUNTY.

Woodville, Texas. June 1.-The county
democratic convention indorssd the ioi-
lowing state officers: For governor. Say
ers: for lieutenant governor, cough ler
attorney general, 7. s. smilh, iahn 'u'n i
missioner Groos treasurer Garrison; rail
road commissioner. Allison Mayfeldi eomn-
trollor. r. w. Finley, State superintendent
OF public instruction, Kendall for congress-
r. Cooper.
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~ really brtievc
that every woman
IN tho world ought
10 have Pc-ru.nA
on hand all the
tine; for II she
gets tired. Pe-ru-na
rrfrcshes her; u
She gcta nervous. Il
Hoothes her: u de-
Srpnaea,, II cheers
and invlsorates. Il
ts a panaeea for all
irregularities Of her
monthly periods. II
~ a constant friend
~ TIM nv NM a "
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n. Il. Harrington, A. G. Gillespie. n. II.
Whitlock. Frank Stasney, W. b. rhiipot,
Bufford.
Allenfarm, Texas. June 1i.-RssuIt ..
convention held in this precinct toiav:
Cuibeison for United States senate; Henry
lot congress: saycrs for governor, May aeld
ior railroad commissioner; s. r. Hendcr-
son Tor legislature; Seth p. Mills Tor state
treasurer B. H. Rice for court crimi ,al
appeals.
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Nacogdoches. Texas. Juno 1.-THE re-
publican executive committee hold con
yention in the court house here today for
the purpose OF efTecting more permanent
orranisation and to arrange other impof-
faint business. full State ana county
ticket will be put out.
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Lake; w. h. Tcagardcn. Houston; John A.
Eaton, Kansas GUY. Edward c. Lyon. Nor
rlstown, n. T.; u. ]. Dixon, Texas. J. r..
Check. city; ]. II Morrison. st. Louis;
Thomas Dies, Beaumont.
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Waco. Texas. June Ii.---Judge q. 2.
Gerald, charged with the murder Of w. A.
Harris, was acquitted BY the jury thu
morning The case was vigorously prose-
cutcd by County Attorney Culleh r.
Thomas, assisted BY Senator J, .. Yahtis
and ex-senator J. p. Fowler Of Bastrop. .
cousin Of deceaxed. KS
The Jury received the charge II ths oourk
at ;:l5 last evening. After supper = lerae
crowd gathered In tho court toom. experts
ing 10 hear verdict. Al , o'eloc4, hows
ever. the Jury Informed ~ officey tAo4
they would not = rsaay y xseess Z ~ -
night. As 8. 81, 7, y 3. III
most q tAsm frteA< n x ~ ll!l
u e'cioek a. lasS e1l ~ ~ n ~ o.. = 4 N
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,,r for smith County.

Tvler. Texas. June 1.-THE iriends OF
,.,are savers are making a vigorous ignt
for him in this county, and 1t now iooAs
~ ta vii, swaep the field. Crane uien
linz a,,ecs ~ 70 unit are supporting the basuop
statesman.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.

prenham, Texas. June 1.-THE C" MY
convention today instructed for seyoFs'
,ioutenant governor, j. n. Browning; o.
tornry general. T. s. Smith; commissioner
Of land office. Martin =. Groos; for sups'
in,endent. E. w. Tarrant; court er'm'nai
apneals b. II. Rice; senator. Cu!bsrsoh'
Convention harmonious.
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TILE oHnIsrlAN MEETING.

Evangelist Leak began his meeting al
iha auditorium last night The attendance
was fair and the attention COOL. Mr.. Leak
Is delivering a series OF doctrinal sermons,
as he is anxious that the people under
stand the peculiar characteristics OF re
teachings OF the people whom be repre-
sents.
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THE CONTEST CASES.

Tho contested election case In witch w.
A. Langham IL plaintiff and Dixon Gray,
city marshal. is defendant, molcoo'Eed
the attention OF tho district court until {
o'clock this afternoon and tho indications
are that 1t win be several days psipse tue
case goes TO tho jury. Just before adionrn-
ment OF court yesterday afternoon beth
sides announced ready and impanelsag a
jury began this morning. 1t being ncees-
snry TO summon twenty i've ealesincn he-
fore the following jury WAS select sl Hal
Grfon, s. Lederer. VIM. Collier, Hontrt
Lee. Felix Hchert, Jim Club, George
Roxes Il. II. u. Henry, S. II la1d.y. w.
j. Kotier, G. w. Tugglc and j. w.
Holmes.
Sheriff Jangham being q brother or the
plaintiff and Constable Landry cousin
OF tho defendant 1t became necessary for
the court TO appoint n temporary sheriff
| and tha honor was conferred OH Mr.. zach
Ward
The taking OF testimony will not tegiI
| until Monday morning.
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Midland Texas. June s.~Audrews. Yca-
KUN and Terry counties instruct for John
W. Robbins for State treasurer and II II.
Conner for chief justice OF the court OF APP
peals, Second district.
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n = smith IN hewitt.

cuero. Texas, June l1.-Hon. Tom .
smith. candidate for attorney sehe'a' ~"
h,re Yesterday. He has many frienus ne'7
nsho we're glad to see him. One pecuiiari.y
y, Mr. smith is that all who KNOW MN arS
his friends. He went to Vic,o''h ho'-
hlre.
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A SMALL VERDICT.

After being out about thirty-siS hours
the jury in the case OF Martha Okeilar vs..
the Texarkana and Fort Smith ra',roau
late yesterday afternoon returned s-'u"'
In favor OF tho plaintiff Tor sooV.
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rARRANT COUNTY.

Fort Worth. Texas. June 1.-THE de nc
cratic county convention tooas ihs'' w.
for wynne for governor. Finger FOR ia'd
commissioner. Judge Tarleton for re clec-
tion TO the bench of the Second SUP. etn~
judicial district Clarence Stewart aAa neI
p. Ayers for Representatives.
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FLAG Fon TUE CONVENT.

Mr.. s. II. Van Wormer one OF the pnn-
lie spirited citizens OF Beaumont. mas pre-
eenbcd Our Lady OF Perpetual Help convent
n handsome United States flag and rag
staff. and Uncle Sans emblem WIN te
raised over the convent building Mt D. m,
Monday. The flag raising viii be at'chdcd
With appropriate ceremonies, Including a
patriotic address. music and singing. ana
viii close with refreshments, which are 10
be served generally. This promises 10 be
the most interesting event OF the KIND mat
has ever taxed place In the city am tue
public is cordially invited 10 participate
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Mnp1IrARY REPORT.

Tic following deatfe were reported by
City Health Physician Fisher for the week
ending Friday, June 10. 1898:
May 2s--Aiss Augusta Darras. ~ yeafs'
carcinoma. ..,r.
failure (exterior bnrns),
.Jpne 3--Henry Parr, IL years, conclusion
If brain tfraoturc Of shulD; INFANT OF joan
yiotto, female. premature BIRTH
-une Felix Cartier, 40 years. tubercu-
Lar rhthisis o,,,
gcstro enterits. -,
Itne Emma Cotton. ~ years coioie en
r,,tbisi, pulmonalis. Anee Peterson, go
years, cancer OF stomach .
June s--Mrs. Birdie Mcneil. "a years
surgical fllidney). ,ooo ,.o,,.
6 $500.
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nExAR COUNTY.

Antonio, Texas, June 1.-THE Bexar
IN democratic convention was held to-
Frank H. Bushlck was elected tenn
b chairman and Albert Horath tenn
b secretary. Permanent organization
effected by the election of General
N. Russ as permanent chairman and
!. Hildebrand and G. NJ. Barnes per-
Int secretaries.
! the floor OF the convention there were
Two contests, one was over the cues
ci nominating candidates for the legs
. and the other about instructing The
katlon to the Pictorial convention. I 9th
Is were covered in the report of the
hittee on resolutions, which stated .nat
Is inadvsable to nominate candida es
he legislature and instructing tor J 4.
hllds for floater. Amendments to tn ,se
pns Of the report were tabled by ce-
majorities and the entire report
'tAd
2 clhtt anu -NdtiUDdi utluoCI dtiN b'ut-
> were indorsed. Charles A. Cuiker-
vas Endorsed for senator and the d,.e-
10 the State convention were lie
ted to vote for Joseph d. Saves for
fncr, T. s. Smith for attorney Cenere I,
Finley for comptroller, T. j. brown
Justice Of supreme court. Judge il. u.
was Endorsed for justice of The tcf.rt
wi appeals, james l.. Sla' len iol
ress j. b. Childs for floater. ( All
Iations were instructed to vote Us /:
on all questions.
Bong other resolutions, the following
unanimously adopted;
Whereas, The opponents of Hon.
Fsph D. Sayers are circulating re-
Is that his support consists OF ele-
nls an'agonistic 10 the organized
nocracy; be it therefore
resolved That this convention in N
Fsing Hon. Joseph ID. Sayors for
vernon hereby specially indorses the
2ncial plank OF the Chicago rlG.-
m providing for the free and IN
niied coinage OF both gold and silver
The ratio of 16 to 1.
neral George W. Russ was unani
~ Reelected chairman Of the count,
Nlve committee.
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nFE Tn nNfAHA

Dallas, Texas, June 1l.---Neariy fifty
prominent Texas populists headed by
Harry Tracy of Dallas, left for Omaha this
afternoon TO attend the meetings Of the
National Reform Press association and OF
the middlo-of- he-roaders. They expect a
harmonious session
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GRIMES COUNTY,

Navosota. Texas. June 1.-THE primaries
,or. .oday we're very tame. Hardly any
interest. All indications show Savers iNs
carried county, but admitted TO be Close
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THE REPUBLICANS.
Secretary Adler Is Now In Charge
Mt Dnllns.

Dallas, Texas June 1l.--Mr H. c. Adler
of Terrell today took charge OF the ottice
of Republican State Chairman r.. II, r.
Green in Dallas as Chairman Green's po-
litical secretary and adviser Mr.. Adler
succeeds Major william O'Leary. recently
amounted postmaster Of Dallas.
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GRIzzARn Aco1rIrrEn.

Today in the Twenty-sixth district court
j. f. Grizzard was acquitted OF the charge
of Numbering John Rankin the Jury hay-
ing at ) o'clock this evening brought in n
verdict of not guilty.
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Ellis county was off very little. The cx-
ecutive committee met today aud counted
the voteA Wynne's majority being SAG.
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Road what a experienced weneA eag4
a woman who has rAsSe1 thfg01A III ~
phaHcs crises and experiences -
Wo,ANnhcud and inothcrhoods Is = y .;
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ouAMrloN PEDESTRIAN.

A. Mr.. Buckingham. white man, aged
90 years, Is In the city. the guest OF Mr..
j. Nj. Coleman. a shoemaker. Mr.. Buck
ingham Is recently from III Paso. which
place no left on February 10, this year,
ana walked every foot OF the distance be-
tween that city ana Beaumont, arriving
here yesterday morning. Fifteen years ago,
or When buckingham was only 10 years oil
age. he worked on a bench In Mr.. Cole
mans shop. ana says he is stili looking
for work. The distance from beaumont TO
III paso is 9l7 miles and tho pedestrian
walked II IN Ii2 days, making an average
OF eight and one-iifth miles per day, Many
youngsters have passed through Beaumont
| touring the world ufoot on wngeaH ana ier
| records, but The Post correspondent Is in
| clncd to believe that MIR. buckingham has
| established "a record for the 20 er on
| class which has not heretofore Lien
euuallrd and will probably never he "a
| celied. Tho old man has been made CON-
| Portable az MIR Colemon's home and - NJ
! lively a@ cricket. saying he Will walk Il
/ New York or until he strikes a Job.
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Jury NEXT WEEK.

Following Is the petit jury for tho 0.s-
trid court next week: WIN IIebeit, Espa
Hillebrandt, Fred Cont George swea,. Joe
Durrell Ben pipkln, II. l., boag. VIM.
Baldwin, George Langham, Tom Ech,'s.
Richard Carey. @. w. Smith, Ligoh Pau
tie, John Perkins. j. II, Jiron, Y. =
WIees. omar Lamar, Tom West, 5. r..
Keen, Louis Johnson Leroy Parker, Hugh
Kent Warren Jackson. Likens Oglcn. J..
n. Smelling, Ben Dyson. J, a. HA'sig, A.
b. Scale, Charley Wills Tom Lamb Jr.,
hen Granger Sr.. Edward CuDin. A DE
I.aune, Menassa Smith. Seth Davis,
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BRAZoS COUNTY


Aas' June 1l.--Sufficient re-
7, " oeen received to show that tho
:, N lot culberson. for the senate;
It,,s governor. Henry for congress.
os railroad commissioner and
5irpd ~. tbs Tor treasurer. Full count
sllborn~ other State candidates.
5t1tion .sAas. June 1.-THE precihct
>y chs,snel here as designated by the
n 4, man and instructed for j. g..
IA ~ v Ss.ssnor. r L.. Henry congress,
Ullls t,s.lo railroad commissioner :.
ober wuter. O. W. Smith land CONE
~ u l.. Dean repres sata-ive.
3 me county convention: J E.
6s. y. Boyeft. J.. ". Goodwin
- H. Royder. n. R. Roys'