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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-02-05
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n NDREW WEBER IL frequent.
sAa " mentioned nowadays for the
Twentieth Ward Altlcrmansl,ip.
I" ERNARD A. ECKHART. the
LIS popular miller, is often talked Of
In connection with the Mayor
atty.
~ HARLES +. GUNTHER will bc
WI unanimously rcnomlnatctl by Sec
~ Ond Ward Democrats.
On ONA1D l.. MORRILL, is certain
lISV OF seat OH the Superior Court |
~ bench II he cares to make the
90 BEN +. RuNYAN will liz one Of
a 10 the Democratic nominees for
Judge Of the Superior Court.
On RED l.. wlLK can have any
nomination he wants ON the Re
W publican county ticket. He wants
nothing.
~ GORGE KERsTEN. the popular
NJ 90 North. slider. will be the Demo.
W. cratic nominee for County Judge.
@sOOg5, ENRY r. WEAVER Is looming
lEl up as II strong candidate for
Ss Mayor.
sSSS, sADORE PLOTKE will run for
III, the Legislature on the Republican
w side In the Twenty.thiri District.
N0OsEPH T.. BIDwlLL declares
that he does not want the Congress
" sionnl nomination In the Fourth
District.
NsS01O AsPER q. SCHMIDT, the pop.
stsSs ular banker and brewer. dc.
O cllnes to be candidate for
County Treasurer.
40 AWRENCE +. M'GANN II sure
III a Of election TO Congress- this fall
w. In the Third District.
-
a. 10 ELvlLLE n. STONE continues
,lIMn. to make the Associated Press
eSSD more useful to the people every
day.
N,CNN OBLE h. wIGGlNs. the popu.
lIN lar proprietor Of the Leland H".
~S tel at Springfield, II strongly
mentioned for State Treasurer.
| ~ RRlN n. CARTER will be unan-
HV imously renominatcd for County
w Judge by the Republicans.
MN ETER KIOLBAssA has made a
JH grand record In the City Coun.
w ell. lie II an honest man, II there
ever was one.
- UIDA J. CHOTT In making n
|S good record rs Justice Of the
- Peace. He II talked Of for II
county Office.
49, lCHARD PRENDERGAST ca,
LEX, have the Democratic Congress
WV sional nomination In the Fourth
District II he wants It.
IL AN RAYMOND Inns again an
~SnOunccd his retirement from poll
Ties.
RsSHOMAS BYRNE, the well.knOw'
T contractor, II winte,ing with his
w family ut Corpus Christi, Texas
, N06A LYssEs GORDON, our abl'
I.T postmaster, IL firing Of the house
W. to house collection scheme.
. @60NINCENT II. PERKINS will N
II" again nominated for Nortl
III " Town Supervisor by the Demo
!. Gratis.
Q lnANHNILLIAM II. ALsIP VIII
oil WCW make u model Republican
@ " " candidate for Alderman
4 tho Eleventh.
il @6sN AVER ]. O'BRIEN II mention
81 & ed for Alderman OF the F'f''
&NDWard.
noeNOUNG, MAKEEL 4 BRAI
N LEY are likely to lose the hea
= w Of tho firm this year. He
n strongly talked Of for Judge.
RRINA II. CARRIERS Mayora''
n " boom IL growing stronger ever
W ~day.
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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-02-05

up to date for the various offices to bc
filed this year:
For Congress.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Democrat. Republican.
Patrick II. Keenan,. james Il. Mann.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Clayton Il. Crafts. William Lorimer.
John Mccarthy. Lorin e. Collins.
J. &. Price. Chas. W. Partridge.
THIRD DISTRICT.
l.. +. McGann. II. X. Bclknnp.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
r. +. Ryan. Joseph +. Bidwill.
Thomas Cusack. Robert l.. Martin.
Jos. +. Mahoncy. Jas. l.. Campbell.
Willis jackson.
y. W. Mills.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Edw. T. Noonan. Frank Riddle.
a. G. DurbOrOw. W. ID. Kent.
SMITH DISTRICT.
V. II. Perkins. II. 4. Boutclle.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
NJ. 3. Robinson. q. Il. Foss.
Sheriff.
George Duddlexton. Daniel ID. Hcaly.
John &. Schubert. Charles W. Peters.
Fred II. Marsh. James a. Sexton.
| james II. Farrell. Edwin J. Noble.
j. II. Brunjcs. Joseph Il. Bidwill.-
George Struckman.
Peter Buschwah.
County Treasurer.
Joseph Lister. Col. II. Fccker Jr.
Peter KiOlbassa. VIM. BOldcnwcck.
Ernst Hummcl. NJ. II. Madden.
Gen. Il. j. Smith. William Il. Kerr.
Y. =. BrOsseau. James II. Gilbert.
| Henry Esdohr.
| Chris Strasshein.
Edwin A. Potter.
Henry T.. Weaver.
| Il. q. Pauling.
| President County Hoard.
John II. Brunjcs. Daniel ID. Healy.
! james q. Irwin.
| George Struckman.
John j. BadenOch.
County superintendent Of Schools.
W. W. Spccr. q. +. Bright.
County yudge.
George Kcrsten. Orrin n. Carter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-26
dangering the prosperity of their indus
trial and Iaboring masses!

dangering the prosperity of their iniris-
trial and laboring masses!
Before the war with Japan disclosed the
weakness Of China from military stand
point. the fear was often expressed that
the huge Monaghan empire might at no
distant day arouse itaek, become ambitious,
arm ITS millions and threaten to deluge
Europe once more with Eastern tordes bent
on piIlage That fear Is no longer enter
tained and the struggle has commenced for
the partition Of Asia among the European
nafions, with possibly the United States as
q partner In the robbery. The banger to
Europe and America Is not removed. how
ever, but Il Is assuming new form.
Imagine China with it's 400.000,0 900 of
cheap laborcrs naturally quick to learn,
with immense patience and great Initiative
ness, crossed and recrossei with railways,
fiiled with factories OF all kinds. busy under
the stimulus Of create capital and with It's
several divisions, belonging to different
countries, enjoying free entry for their
goods into European and American States'
What would become Of white labor then.
America at least s'hotfld pause before she
takes these Asiatics into her industrial
family and devotes any OF her millions OF
capital to providing them with employment
while tens OF thousands OF her native la
borers are without work.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-26
MIR. M'LEMORE OBJECTS
To the Appointment Of Scratching Judges"
for Galveston Precincts.
ACTION WILL NOT Be REsclNDED, HOWEVER
the Matter and Propose 10 Abide
by Their Original Action.

Galveston Texas, October 25.--The Haw-
ley people are evidently frightened. Yes
terday the county commissioners appotnted
an associate or Scratching judge for eaca
precinct in the city and today Marc Nc
Lemore, Mr. Hawley's manager, entered
a protest against such action. The duty
OF an associate JUICE is to assist IN making
the ballots OF ilsiterate voters. The law
is mandatory Oh this point and says there
shall be two judges to do this work. Othes-
wse there would be great delay AMI some
persons might be denied chance to vote
on account thereof
AS matter OF fact, the Hawley people
h.ve no right to kick. Guy Bryan who APP
peared before tine comm 4ssioners court
rep esenting the democratic executive COM
nlAtoe. charged that eleven of the fifteen
presbsing judges In the city are "Hawley
democrats and they ought rot 10 object 10
tho democrats having equal RI pres NATION
That they do object shows that they are
reaLly frightened and are trying to re-
tain every advantage possible.
u. Il. Henderson, who was the presiding
officer IN the Fourth ward, today sent his
resignation 10 the county commissioners
baslng his action on the ground that the
night to select additional Judges is vested
In him. He thinks the commissioners have
acted in an arbitrary manner. He is a
Hawley man.
| The democrats are not going to recede
f.om the position they have thus gained.
| The commissioners will be asked to re-
send their aetlop but the count is not in
the resembling business Just now, and il
may be positively stated that the demo-
| cnats viii have equal representation with
| the Hawley people at the polls.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-26
SOME POsrSCRIPrs.

Ninety thousand men In the British army
have good conduct badges.
The mines OF Bavaria local and motalsl
yielded only 81 700. 900 IN 1897.
1t is said that in papls there are 10000
dogs, or ono for every thirty inhab .tants,
Mutton is brought from New Zealand TO
London at uhe rate OF about cents pound.
Coal IS tearer in South Africa than in
any other part of the world 1t is cheapest
In China,
The largest organ In tho worDi Is in the
cathedral Of Seville, Span. 1t has futy-
eight pipes and 40 stops.
The tomb Of Mafrommed Is covered with
diamonds. sapphires and ruoles valued at
G2 500, 900,
Mexico continues to furnish the uixted
States with more than half OF its suppis
of mahogany.
Frankfurt, Germany, has a Reform
Gymnas nm" or high school, whida Is at
tracting much attention. 1t teaches French
fTs,, then Latin. and Greek only in the
last years.
In tho advertising columns OF German
paper Of recent date appears the announced
mcnt THAT - medical student wishes 10
exchange a well-prescrvdA skeleton for A
bicycle"
Members OF THE Mexican board of health
have just imported from Europe an X ray
apparatus, II is 10 be usss for inspecting
cans-of preserved meats and fruits, TO
determine IL they are 1T for consumption. y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-26
WHERE WILL III sTop.

The people generally throughout the
country were so deeply interested in the
details OF the fighting at vlrden, H.. AMI
In the remarkable conduct OF Governor
TanneN that they seem 10 have overlooked
the original cause OF the trouble--the hard
treatment of the miners.
These mining region strikes and riots ap.
pear to be getting chronic. Year after
year they occur, always with loss OF NJ.
or bloodshed No settlement seerns TO be
permanent. The wages at best are unyer-
sally known TO he email. but each recur-
ring season finds the operators attempting
still further cut--the "ccal barons" are
apparently merciless. Systematic cuts
seem TO be adopted ms one OF the standard
principles of the management If one set
OF men do not want to work for starva.
ton wages the bosses tell them to get out
and let hungrier crowd take their places!
The Denver Post in noting this steady de-
crease in wages has the following pertinent
comment:
In following this principle up one Is forced
to ask. whore viii the reduction of wages
stop. when will the minimum pont be
reached. or Ia thcrp such n ching ms u mint
mum scare o. wages this SIDE OF nothing
Sappose the miners depart and those taking
their places In a short time have their wages
cut. where will the syndicate stop In The re-
duction of wages so long as II can obtain
labor Mt stlll lower rates?
Possibly nothing can bc done to remov,
this unfortunate condition of affairs 80
long as men can be found In such straits
that they nre willing to work for any rat
lance offered them. But il big combine
were checked. syndicates dissolved and tn,
general interests OF the laboring masses
better conserved through tho adoption o
new financial and Industrial policies by tn,
government a vast Improvement In the
conditions, even IN the mining regions
would result.
We get back to the foundation evil a
last in discussing such troubles--a govern
mont of tho syndlcates. for the syndicate
and by the syndicates!
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-26
LInEL LAW TALK.

San Antonio Light: There IL the NEST ur-
gent necessity Tor libel law in this State
uhat Will not punish a reputable newspaper
for telling the truth. Simply this and
nothing more.
Kyle Star-Vindicator: II Editor Bushick's
able paper proves torch TO Hight the
funeral pyre OF the infamous libel law OF
Texas, 1t Will fulfill a worthy mission and
it seems in fair way 10 do It.
Lockhart Photographs; Voter. wien you
abuse the newspaper for not publish ng
facts, remember that you are responsible
for this condition, and when you cast your
vote for a legislative aspirant be sure that
he is In favor Of repeating the present
newspaper libel law.
Slnton Signal: The press throughout the
entire State Is thoroughly united In the
matter OF q demand for new libel law,
ami the 2x4 excuse for representative who
opposes such measure In the next leg,s-
lature Is likely, ever afterward, TO feel as
though brick house had tumbled over on
him and stayed there
Uyalde News. A Just libel aw-just to
the papers and the people-should be on
the sta,ute books, and perhaps continual
agitation on the part Of the press may
bring IT about. However, 1t has been done
bl-ennially for the last eighteen years that
this writer has knowledge OF, with no re-
suit thus far. We must have different
set OF legislators II we secure change,
Wills Point Chronicle; The muzzle thai
Is now put on the press OF Texas by the
odiou5 libel law should be taken oil b.
! the next legislature. II is bad enough 10
have TO wear Il collar, but to have to wear
q muzzlc rs worse. Then the politician Is
not obliged TO wear his collar. he can throw
! of the yoke but the newspapers are muz-
| zied against their own will and protest
! and demand emancipation.
Karnes County News (Runge): The Texas
| Press association has taken up the tght
for the rights of newspapers, inaugur1ted
ut the late san Antonio meeting OF the
South and West Texas association. Tnc
robbtng OF reputable newspapers by char
acterless adveniurers and the underground
methods OF disposing of propertyunder *
ecutlon have about had their day.
Dcnison Herald The Texas Press esso-
citation at It's meeting at Dallas last week
!nlo. sed the movement in the State to
obtain some sort OF just and equitable libel
Law in Texas. There Is tho place the WORK
should begin. The country press OF the
State now taking rank AS responsible
press where papers are published on a bust
ness basis. is vitality interested In this mat
ter, and II Is through them thci mos OF
the work viii be done for just and eqult-
able libel law In the State.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-26
ONE DEAD, ONE IN JAIL.
Tragic Result of Fight Between
nrOi In I.uNY.


Temple, Texas, October 25.-Today at II
o'clpck q tragedy occurred on Bruner Hill,
resulting in the death of one man. the ar
rest of another Some days since Deck Hall
and his wife separated and Mrs. Hall went
TO the Some OF her brother, Newt Edding-
ton, to live. Hall callel at the house
number Of times and made himself geuer-
ally disagreesble He was asked not to
return. Today lie called. kicked the door
open and went in, pistol in hand. AS he
did this, Eddington, who was at home,
Iaisei his shotgun and fred twice, shoot
ing Hall in tile arm and hand. They then
struggled all ovsr the house and both being
strong men, the fighting WAS intense. Bud
Hall, brother OF Dick, then tried to in
terfere, but Eidnguon, who had secured
the pistol. kept him at hay. Han and Ed
dington left the house fighting and con-
tinueii until Hall was killed, being terri
bly, beaten over tine head with his own
pistol in the hands Of Eddington.
Eddington was bruised slightly on the
head and hsn been, arrested. Hall was ar
rested Sunday and peace bond issuei.
The officer with the bond did not find Hall
before the trouble ami the peace bond has
been signed In blood,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-26
DANGER FROM THE FAR EAST.

Those American s,naicatos tina, aro o.
,nr 70 enter the As,at,c oa,d - r,nn,,,er.
~ 1,aroys sntornr,.es c.,c,na,sa - 80
rurats nm 90 81 weston c,vs,v,,,on T.,
China aud o,ser nor,tons :, AZ ras, 49,
ahout n assist IN ,ay,rr ara ,ouna,1,nns -
a mighty oomnet,tlon nv As,,,,cs aaa,ns,
nurorasn ana A,nsr,can ,nans,n,., -
ushments eh,t NAV wer,an ,aa. -.
nrova ~ ,mr,a,sa t,.,,,h,s "a
mis- nass,h,a oomna,,,,an 49, 49, y ~ 10.
ovsr,oos.,, ~ 4na,'ss,,n, Ao' 'ssA
s,,har rrroaa :. ,na ,,a',o, 'S s,s' N
80 IA M, ..a,'ar., N ,,,'s, s.a'ss ne
- hsasnn,ma :. -. az. - 'ousn''s
$500 = GO $50 Ia, .aas s',eo'ness ~
wb,,e rss The argument . ' Srs' me sa'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-26

Fort Worth, Texas. October 25.--Chair-
man C. X. Bell of the state democratic
executive committee has cidei upon the
following appointments for Hon. Joseph d.
savers for the closing week OF the cam
paign;
Galveston, Monday, October 81.
columbus. Tuesday, November /.
La Grange, Wednesday,, November ..
Lockhars, Thursday, November 3.
san Marcos Friday November A.
san Antonio, Saturday. November 5.
Austin, Monday. November 7.
me two final rallies at which Major Say
ers vail be the principal speaker will be at
san Antonio on Saturday, November 5. ami
at The capitol grounds in Austin on the
night before the election.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-26
GIBBS Ar AUSTIN.
Tic Und n Very Good Audience 10
Hear Him.


Austin. Texas. October 25.-Barney Gioos
spoke in the court house tonight to ABOUT
500 people. nearly 400 being turned away
IN account OF a lack of roon Two-thirus
Of his hearers we're negroes and he advised
them 10 take what dough they could gel
from candidates and then TO Sote aeains.
them. In other respects his remarks we're
similar 10 those he has been making else
where. ,.. =. s,td
soue ono who asked why he
had rel refused to meet iIogg in joint debate
AZ Dallas that he was not around diViolHs
time with people not in his class, :.
.sIroyq is nothing but private" eaid ne,
.apd T am candidate for governor IL is
Joe am running against and not jim, !,
lie declared himself in favor OF a lipei
,o,, hn, mia advocacy thereof is based
more upon desire to turn mugwui my
newspapers loose to abuse csmocratic OIL,
ficeholders all they please than upon
wish to give the responsible press ia'i
show in the courts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-26

Sealy, Texas October 25.-Hawley spoke
here this afternoon to very mixed au-
denoe, composed OF about forty negroes, a
iew democrats and Very, very few repub-
means. Ills speech w@5 a rehash OF other
speeches made by him in this district enll
II % m9le any converts here failed
u hnd them. When ha touched the imam
cial QUESTION and mentioned the eoM dollar
me tayk sdo Of the house yelled and ap-
piauaed. Cries Of "Hurrah for Robson
Were beard from beginning 10 the end Of
Mr.. Hawley's speeca.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-26

Tho decision of the supreme court Of the
United states. uphold'ng the anti trust law
and dealing the Joint Traffic Association n
death blow, Will generally be halted az q step
In the right direction by tho highest tribunal
IN tho land. And this irrespective Of tho
ease at bar, II the railroads need relief les.
isauon let oongrcss DO appealed TO. what
the country needs now Is 10 see the trusts
throttlod and such decisions no the one Just
handed down demonstrate that the public are
not HELPLESS II only their law officers and
courts will do their duty. II the present anti.
trust law Is not broad enough let II be
amended. The court has established the fact
that there Is vitality IN the statute.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-26
ISLAND CI7YNEVSI1;I
War Excitement Y Not c..s,l n
10 Cotton Shipment
SOME WAR INSURANCE being M.
should Reduce Freirs,.
tinues-FederaI Con-. Z O.
'hs.-''untinwton s..,. s

Galveston. Texas 49,.
representat3y oer z5.-IAe u.
e.. Vi english cotim =.
runs sas tne information tn, :. IN
f1la morning, that co,Ho, eeeFnn
been ordered IN ,rc,,,,s Vases theu "
W inciude war rist. I, 4, :
~ ne"s, as II tes -, 4 N
neie ior several days. Tha I. y, =!
have been in Constant so,,.. ~ osyu'
officers ant, No., WIN a.
received exphcN -.
''"nS Ts' no'" 10 proceed, vet. IN q. = q
number OF instances are m.Ltu. y
in their plans as raas- 20 taasru1
sbsnning =, s@ias uoe buyhe =,
" 'ooVon.
Information that Is receivss !.
~ authority states, howavsr y eudNx
three representatives have $500. - IN q
ION! .n 70 euy no more Of the st..,a
.ne rSsnoua affair ASSUMES ! No. ~
suape. ms rs with no fear q I s.Ill
W essei ana the Cargo sho,dd ~
ou., put as question dealinr ~
VI insurance that are ,,s,,x,,, 4,
IN effect when war Ia prosr.,', u. paw
lsuhs' and IN order that defimsss y. e
" mhat snouid be done col,i3 N ~ ~
geiore putting the cotton on the ~ u
Nose instructions have been rs,s Ss y
.,oidtea instances and In no -, y
'ne s-npment of the fleecy s,t,.L "
tasae SHORES, as the quantity linn n,
20 the market is soon absorbed 81 4.
buyers
DO iar as the rates OF insurance =,
cen'leu IL Is a matter that at M -
.iiiie anects but slightly the Local s..
US II is ADJUSTED mt the liuome ofdcss r.s'
srahis nave been received here hi, y.
rug stating that the situation i I'M
anu tnat arrangements had ben
WIN me insurance companies In r.S,1
Wherepy an addition y Of Der W
Sharseu Tor the risk, virtually 4 WI Y
put SUN sufficiently small to shyy
the CONDITION of affairs Is not Is ,e-ou
IL niisht De.
Ihomas Iaylor says that from u ~
SI.llnS ne received late last night al n
tniS morning 1t would appear that In
Pc On the other side OF the pond
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-26
NOTES.

Messrs T. N. Jones of Tyler and A. V.
Kellogg and NJ. A. Westcott OF Houston
are in the city today on business with the
departments.
The tax rolls of San Jacinto county re
eeived by the comptroller today show a
total valuation of sl,366, Sa5. which is a
decrease OF $26eSS3 in comparison with
1897
The RE Grando Coal company of New
Jersey was today granted a permit to do
business In Texas by the secretary Of state
This corporation will operate Santo Tomas
coal mines in Webb county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-26
SPEAKING Ar GALVESTON.
senator Chiffon nnd Mr. Hh'i are
TO Help Robson.

Galveston. Texas, October Ex-senator
Horace Chiffon will speak at Harmony nail
tomorrow night in behalf OF Judge hopsoh
for congress. The senator has many al
mirers in Galveston and big crowd As
expected out to greet him.
on Saturday night w. r. Hall, the Fan
handle humorist and orator, Wal appear
before n Galveston audience. Mr.. Halls
feuutation will be sufficient TO attract q
crowd All who hsord him at the State
convention reed not be told that he is all
right.
ON Thursday night Frank Gary, the ne
gro republican nominee, VIII speak mere
Gary IS billed for speech in La Grange
rext Saturday night, October 20
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-26
The same Old Fight.

FNoIenca Nidetle.
The campaign of 1900 will be repetition
of the campaign of 1896 iuasmuca as Wm
Mckinley Will lesi tho republican and W
j. Bryan tie democnt,o party. Democrats
must get a move on them. Start early and
work hard, for We have an object lesson
In the campaign OF 1896. where money
elected a president, and il VIII taken an
effort on the rart of the honest voters OF
this Nation TO down the grew power of the
almighty dollar.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-26
Killed by "a Mule. Kick.

sherman, Texas October 24.--Joe c.
Wheeler of Elmview died on the 18th in.
stant from the effects of kick by mule
Several days prior to his death deceased
received kick over his heart which broke
four OF his ribs. He seemed TO rapidly re-
cover up TO the 18th. when he was sud.
aeniy overcome with congestion Of the
bowels and from which he died.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-26
TEXAS political NOTES.

LAMPASAS. Hon. G. T. Jester, lieu.
tenant governor, spoke here Monday nignt
in bihaif OF democracy to large crown.
LEDBETTER MIR. j. r. Alien OF
schulenburg, candidate for the Legislature
on the popul,st ticket of this county; de-
llvered en- able address to the people OF
this place Monday
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-26

nm from TAYLOR today to see about having
~ ,,nrets nrinted ani TO arouse interest,"
! s,,ony ira yotsrs. The only trouble IN
taIs county viii be in getting democrats
to the polls TO vote. .se.e,
The various candidates for county once
,eft this morning for Bartlett where tney
viii begin an active joiA campaign.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-26

D. + Bailey, prohibition candidate for
governor will speak at the following places
on the dates named:
G,aives'on, Tuesday night. October %.
Houston, Thursday piSht otoSer 81
shelbyville, Friday niggt. oe.oher %
Sea'er, Saturday mornlns o ,toaa- 90
ieaeha' saturday n1sht October 90.