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Boston objects to the 81. R." on inter-
nal eyenu stamps and insists on I
am"
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10 Cure Constipation Forever.

Seven days make one week-but~it often
takes more to make one strong
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Pianos for 1880.

1t is estimated that two-thfrds of the male
population of the world use tobacco.
The Opelousas courier., 1898-11-19

The PRESENTS the child of the past and the
father of the future.
The Opelousas courier., 1898-11-19

Square Pianos from S15.0Oup.
New Pianos. Sl95. 90. fully guaranteed.
d. III. baldwin & Co.,
239 Main Street. Memphis, Tenn.
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The apparel of the small boy is always a
suit for damage.
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So-To.Bac for Fifty Cents.

Don't take your watch to a physician be
cause it is run down.
The Opelousas courier., 1898-11-19

Paris. France. sends sI.ooO. 600 worth
of Toys to England every ysax.
The Opelousas courier., 1898-11-19

Guaranteed tobaccohabit cure makes weak
men strong. blood pure. SOC. 81. ALI druggists
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
aug case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
F. J. CHENEY & Co.. Toledo, Q.
We. the undersigned, have known F.J. Che
nes for the last Is years, and believe him per-
and financially able to carry out any obiiga-
ton made by their firm.
WEST & TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo.
K1SNAN & MARVIN, Wholesale
Druggists. Toledo, Ohio.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is Internationally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. Testimonials sent free.
Price. 15c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Uall's EAlnily Pills are the best
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Beauty Is Blood Deep.

The unbridled tongue is one of the worlds
Oldest implemenes of torture.
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Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic. loc or Csc.
1fC. C. C. fail to cure,d druggists refund money
The Opelousas courier., 1898-11-19

To Cure a Cold in One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. &c.
The Opelousas courier., 1898-11-19

The more vanity some people possess the
easier it is to make them happy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-30
GENERAL PASSENGER MEN.
Their Agreement to BE fiuaIv Sub
mitted at Meeting June 6.
CONFERENCES WITH ALL INTERESTED
Passenger Agent T.. ). Pnrks-Es
sencc OF Freight Agreement.

In an interview with l.. ]. Parks, assistant
Route, yesterday, Post representative
learned that the meeting OF Southwe tern
paFiorgcr men In ST. Lonis last week for the
purpose of reOrl ani2.ng III Southw2 stern pas
senger bureau, was very harmonious, all
lines being fully represented An agreement
wns reached whereby the Generalization OF
passenger business may be cfio atually stopped
aud TIC possibility Of a recurrence q past co.,
dtion OF cutting and slashing inaiscrmin-
ntoIy entirely precludcd. The plan adopted
conforms to tho interstate Inv 10 the end that
three days notice must he given the LITTER
state commerce commission end roads af.
fcctod, Of any reduction In tarifs by any road
member Of the association and similar notcs
OF ten days Of any increase In tarin by any
road. The plan is to be presented to all CT
htas interested, that is. In this case, Nj,
Parks will explain the agreement and PLAZA TO
Mr.. Bein, traffic manager for the Slnsee
Route. aud the result OF such suhm ssio1s, Ia
voiaDie or unlavcfapio. aac to DC reported. IN
tins case, by ar FAKE, To Anotntt ana CON
elusive lung Ct the oureau 10 b. hIlI -
ST. Louis on tune b, and IN case tue pan
meets with the favorable tonsideiAtlen 81 Al
Interested, then tho old taItis VIII be ct
icctive June 10. he strong probabilities are
that no objections will be- ontred by any on
interested ana the pdaS untatlsfact1ry ana
uncertain conflicts OF comp ting INES m the
mnttct of tarns Will be at an tad and ali ~
Gucticns or raises be legally reported. 80 that
competitors may be able to meet lhem.
The articles Of agreement, 1t Is belleYoi,
will he found to be efhcacious in MAINTAIN
Ing rates aud conserve the passenger earn
ings Of lines subscribing thereto.
Al the meeting June chairman VIII nc
elected and such other actlon as "a nc esshfy
to place the new Organization in operatioh
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ISLAND CITY ITEMS
A NEW YORK COMPANY TO EsTAB-
hIsH A WAREHOUSE.
II 1s to Accommodate Both Importers
and Exportcrs-steamcr Cumber-
land Thoroughly Examined.

Galveston, Texas. May 2s.-Mr. Percy
Thompson, representing the American Ware
houscmen's association of New York City,
business connected with the association The
purpose of his visit here was TO look after the
establishment CT a warehouse in this city.
After consultation with some Of the business
men he came to the conclusion that 1t would
DO unwise to attempt to put local parties fl
charge of 1t. and before leaving for New Or
leans Mr.. Thompson said that company
would be organized in New York at once
to establish a warehouse in Gal,czton.
The system Oh which the association does
business accommodates both the importer
and the exporter. For instance, under this
plan the Texas farmer who grows only few
bales Of cotton can send 1t direct to Calves
ton and there have 1t warehoused at Il small
cost until such time that the marKet is ia
vorable for sale The warchouseman W II
issue him receipt showing the quality and
the quantity of the goods and on this TO-
ceipt as collateral the farmer can step into
any bank and get all the money he Is en-
titled to en- 1t. The plan does away with the
factors and commission msn. who always get
IL slice out of the goods, and enables the pro-
ducer to effect col siderable saving.
In the same manner imported goods can
be warehousea and then taken cut as desired.
1t will enable the merchant to buy In larrer
quantities and at the same time have the use
OF his money The National Guarantee conf
pany also works in conjunction with the
warehouse association and has system or
inspection. Its certificate attached to vac
house receipt renders the latter az good Sc
curity as any bank would demand.
Mr.. Thompson said warehouse on TINS
plan would be established here soon and the
banks have all agreed to handle the re-
ceipts.
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A. Ia Electric Lights.

To the Editor OF The Post.
Houston. Texas, May 2S--The opln,ons
Of Judge IIamhlen and Captain Chew. in
regard TO tho validity of the contract ex-
listing between the city ana the Electric
Light company, has been read by the
writer with great deal OF Interest. he
having had considerable experience as a
patron of municipal plants and also Of tn,
plant being operated here
mat plant In a city the size OF uous-
ton can be operated on a Nat rate basis
seems ridiculous And the injustice OF
sueh rate Is apparent when it is known
mat IL Is left TO tho honesty of the con-
sumner to turn his lights off at a gwen
hour.
AZ Longview. little town not one third
'he slae OF Houston Il rate OF Sl.00 until
midnight and Sl.50 for all night prevails
Noai or Wood being used for lnel, the same
as mere AT Brenham, Beaumont and Tay-
lor tail small tewns) a hgttcr "nato rate Il
given than IN Houston.
During tho first Fart OF January This
year, our local company was placed in the
BANDS OF the United States court. Sly
months have passed and the same oondl-
ions stili prevail. While at Galveston n
reeeivership proved a blessing.
what matters 1t whether the contract
is valid or not Let the city erect ito
plant continuing with the present COM
pany the number of lights thew are now
raying fcrl and do commercial lighting
ana they Will seon find that they will have
paying investment. Competition is a
great regulator OF abuses and mismapaee-
'neht. Give us competition. A Consumer
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PRAIRIE VIEW NORMAL.
Com menccmcnt Excrciscs Have Br-
Eun-scrmOn ny Rev. Davis.

commencement Exercises Have he
Eun-scrmOn ny Rev. Davis.
Prairie View. Texas. Nav aa.--The com
mencement exercises of the Prairie View
State normal school began today with tho
annual sermon by Rev. r.. @. Davis of
Mckinney, Texas. at 1l:s0 a. m.
The sermon was a masterpieces Of logic,
force and common sense. The speaker
urged that industry. intelligence and char
acter were the means by which every race
and people must work out it's proper des-
tiny The sermon elected marked atten-
ton and made deep impression.
Prof. M. M Rodgers OF La Grange
made the opening prayer The closing
prayer ana benediction were given by Rev.
Trap, presiding elder of the Houston dis
trict OF the Artisan Methodist Episcopal
church. The music by the college choir
under tho leadership OF Miss l.. Array was
Q feature OF the occasion.
A goodly number Of visitors from Hemp
stead and other parts OF Texas were pres
ont and others are arriving on every train.
The meeting Of the board OF directors has
been called by Hon. w. r. Cavltt, secre-
tary Of the board. for Monday, May 30.
Major Cavitt arrived this morning from
Houston, accompanied by Judge d. A..
faulus OF Haileftsville, former member OF
the board OF directors
Hon. Frank Holland Of Dallas arrives
this evening.
Hon. r, A. Rsichardt Of Houston, pres
adent OF the board; Hon. George G. Pen
dleton Of Bolton. and Hon. JefY Johnson OF
Austin. the remaining members OF tho
poard, are expected tomorrow.
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SAM HOUSTON NORMAL.
commencement Sunday w,, . ~.
Hcautifuv ma '"ss

benuttful Day.
Huntsville, Texas. May 29.-Commence-
moht sunday. the day of days in Hunts.
VILE dawned bright and fair, an iasa,
spring day, BY $3.50 the immense memo.
rial hall at the Sam Houston Normal u..
wen filed. Promptly at 1890 the oneninv
anthem. Coronation" by the s u
chorrs was followed by reading Or ,hn
scriptures; anthem, The Lord Is ~,
Shepherd Payer; hymn. arise Nv sr,,
Arise" Wy ooui
ch, D. n. carson, pastor of tn, Rants,
AZ. ..H .nen look his text from John vii
~ never Man Spake Like This Man -
ne showed the worlds need :. :,
u9eser Is Indicated by the myths ana VI ~, y
ne was In no hurry to begin tes.h,,r
o. ne was man Of PRAYER.
= He drew Illustrations ~ ~. a..
the woods "s vi 'ne nelcs ami
teachers. ike other
3 Ho was a friend to the moor
!. he was faulusss.
. Inc burden OF His teach,n.
ana treasure bsyond the river vas Tue
y Every iise failure thar IL 81,
BY His teachings. 'nAe Is not shapei
Musio, occasional by Rudv.ra ~
ing music. BY De Koven. Kip
1snec'c'ioa. By Dr. cason.
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Thc County commissioners.

To the Editor of The Post.
Cypress Top Texas. May 23.--Good roads
depends on good commissioners AS time
Is coming on for primaries in the election
] think there will be a good lot of candi-
dates FOR county commissioners, and each
one viii try TO make the public believe
that he will work wonders in the manage
ment OF county Affairs | think the public
should be well satisfied with our present
commissioners, as they have done more
good work on highways than any previous
county commissioners did before. They
have graded and gravelled roads to parts
OF tho county where they do the most
good; roads In the right direction and the
merchants OF Houston will derive great
beneht from the roads next TALL as money
Is scarce, everything getting high. Farm
ers VIII 90 long ways to market where
they can buy and sell to the best advant-
age and good county roads Will do this:
ana tho voters should look into this mai
ter carefully and give the present commits
sloners support as they are all good prac-
ueal men, who know how and where at TO
improve tho highways to tho advantage
oil the public and not swap them OIL for
new men who are inexperienced and do nor
KNOW the value OF good roads or n piece of
work and how much 1t Is worth TO do the
same and make allowance for work twice
as much aa the lob is worth. If the public
wants this improvement to go on then
retain your old commissioners in body.
lhere has been some big expenses made
but value has been received in good and
ihStlng improvements and | again say let
eacn precinct elect its old commissioner
Yours truly. II. Rumble.
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THE Rates 81. 10 and 81 on nor dov
LAWLOR,..... JAS LAWLOR Prop,

W. G. Mckinney. Miss Nellie Mckinney, Dal-
Victoria G. A. Motherand, Y, r. Gates.
Kansas City NJ, T. Newton Chicago; Mrs. s
u Allen, Houston; Walton c, Smither. city +;
VIII Belts, New Orleans. }. H. Lilienthai,
city, y, l.. Chapman. Cuero. Mrs G. C Bar
rel Miss Dorsey Cox Miss Nelly Cox, Dr.
4, 5. Cox. Galveston T.. Stedman. Yoakum
u. Prosser. NJ ~. Savannah Ga: p
erfs Texas; David Russell, Colmesneil Miss
Ro5o Ellison, Galveston; 7 w, Inhuson. Kan
sa. City. ]. f. Dean. Chicago; Sidney Allen.
SABINE Pass; Charles PATTERSON and wife,
galveston: A. 4, Atkinson. Dallas; George
s. Winston, Austin; G. r BEARD ana wife.
pnllas Charles Parks, Brennan. NJ Butler,
Austin; w. r. Johnson. New Orleans. C. $.
Hnier Chicago Mrs n. Elizabeth bowers.
Miss Louise G. MeCarty Galveston.
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vAI YERnE CouNTY.

Del Rio, Texas May 25.--The democratic
county convention was held last night in
the court house. II. q. Hudson was
elected chairman and A. H. Horn secre-
,ary. The delegates were Instructed to
cast the vote CT Val Verde county for Hon.
J. y. Ssysrs .dor governors Hon. j. H.
Slayden for congress, I. S. Smith for at
torrey general, X. ". Finley for comp
iroller OF public accounts, and for W. W.
Bridges. OF FL paso county. and w. n.
Jones' of Val Verde county, for represen-
tatives.
The delegates to the representative con-
ventlcn we're further instructed to secure
the endorsement Of Hon. C. A. Culberson
for United states senator. r. G. Hudson
was elected chairman OF the county DEM
ocratlc executive committee for the ensu-
ing lMo Ycars
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TEACHERS SCHOOLS.
Matters Relating to Summer In
struction Given Out

Austin, Texas, May 27.-The following
relative to the School Of Methods. the Uni
versity summer school and The University
summer normal, has been given out by the
department of education.
The State School of Methods for white
teachers will open In Austin June 6. and
Will close on June IS. The work for this
year has been carefully prepared by Il
faculty OF the most efficient teachers in
the State, and will be of great benefit to
the teachers of the State. Every indica-
ton points TO & large attendance and a
successful session.
me University OF Texas summer school
VIII open on June q. and Will close July s.
This school offers exceptional opportunities
Tor teachers Of the State desiring to take
special reviews. The University summer
normal school will open June G. and will
close July .. Most careful preparation has
been made for all these educational enter
prises and it is the earnest desire of the
II anaeement to meet the wishes of every
teacher who may be in attendance. Judg-
ing from The correspondence in reference
10 these schools it is safe TO predict A
most successful term for each of them,
and 1t is great pleasure to be able to
offer TO the teachers of the State these
admirable opportunities for professional
Improvement.
On July and teachers having attend
ed the University summer normal school
and that have STATE Certificates, issued not
more than year ago, will be admitted To
an examination for permanent certificates.
without tho necessity of taking examina
lions in the elementary branches.
lhcse schools can not undertake to In
struct in the elementary branches. but. in
order to meet the requirements of few
teachers whose certificates are more than
year Old, a special examination will lie
heid 10Y the accommodation of such per-
sons In the subjects prescribed for second
grade certificates. This special examination
VIII be held immediately preceding the
examination above named This will in
no way, affect the School of Methods work
OF that OF the summer normal school hut
VIII be an accommodation to those teachers
who have possibly misunderstood the civ
cuiars heretofore sent out
ANY teacher interested in tho School NJ
Metnod3 or the summer normal school OF
me university or the University summer
schnoi VIII be furnished with compiete
outline OF exercises and lectures. uno, an
pieation TO this department.
-, me railroads OF the State have made
l,osFai rates for these education meetings
ana tickets will be on sale June 4. 3 and
~ eu coupon stations throughout the
State, Teachers intending TO cnmc IN Aus
w should at once make inouiry ~ ,o,..,
railway agents about rates
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Nates ana Prrrnnr,s.

w. x. Morrow. traffic manager for the
Sugarland railroad. was in the city yes
terday,
u. u. Yoakum. general freight nnd psssen-
GET agent Of the Houston East and West
TeSas. returned yesterday from trip TO
North Texas.
W. d. Lawson. travelling passenger
agent for the Missouri, Kansas and Texas,
left last night for Austin.
~. l., Robbins, general passenger agent of
the Houston and Texas Central, returned yes.
tertay from tho -. Louis meeting Of the
sonthN csteru passenger bureau.
7. Lechsnger. watch Inspector for the
Aousspn ana Texas Central and other
Sesas' VII leave Tor Mexico on business
7 :. Parks. ASSISTANT general pass.pssr
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NEcRoL0ClcAI

HART.-Cleburne. r.x. I.
cora ,a. Hart died YESTERDAY 4 ~ y
OF Major r. NJ. Heath. MA. V ID
ease. .ssv with
W1LL1AMS.--K ingshur, y,
Miss Betsey Williams, arca ~ -
at the residence Of Ery vlu g 3.
miles east Of this place. =
bAVlS.-Yoakum, Texs. :,
May 70, Lizzie Lee, thu S. msy
and Mrs. George Davis. 49,. S1a !.
'Semains were inferred yestsss.s|
HTGGrNRoTHAM.-EIhs.,ts !
Fisherman Higginbothom !.
died at his home two miis. ~
mere yesterday of rheumnfI.,. B
disease.
RICHARDSON .-Buffalo ~.
DR.. A. Richardson, a Ieadln, ~
this place. died last night ~ i
OF surgical operation perfcrs.
abscess in the stomach.
WARD-Staples, Texas. ".
via A. Ward died at his horn !
place on the 23d instant ~ y IVA
a wife and three childrer ~
MIR. Ward was in his seventeen
sARTER-Dentou, Texas. N,
). b. Sarter Of Pilot p,int ~
nome last week Of catarrhal "
husband died suddenly about : !,
Mrs. Sarter was at an adwnc1d !
HORNBERG. Luling, Tey,, \
Died, at the family residencs y
Fork Ford, NJ. Horrberg -
The funeral took place al ia III
cemetery. Mr.. Hornberg Wa \ (
Houston, whore he has many irisu|
CARTER-Elgin, Texas. NAV \
Ida II, Carter, wife of A. H. al
of the oldest and most promiDs|
chants of this place, died n bsr \
at 10 o'clock this morning. m
eight children and one s.epson. n
not over IA years of age.
BURCH.-Colmesneil, Texaa \
James Burch, aged about 50 yeal
here at 1920 this morning q seue|
gestion, leaving wife and iouf /
Mr.. Burch was a native Of Pdt
Texas, and has resided here III !
teen years, being widely knoxn
mains were laid to rest in the fauIl|
terry near Chester this afternooa.
MURRAY-San Saba. Tens, n
Mr.. w. T. Murray was budsd ID
terday. He died in San Antonio n
heart trouble. Mr.. Murray va oad
principal stockholders in heloulh|
was also a stockholder In Other \
the State and otherwise Owned q
trolled considerable property. Htj
of the oldest citizens in the cQtnij
ing resided here before its oFsanlE,|
MILLER. Sherman, Tex1s vi
Emory Miller died Saturday nlSht
residence near Pennington Il he |
70 years. Deceased was one 81 N
and most respected citizens d a
county, having resided within "
for mere than half a century. He|
farmer of wealth and pidRinenet,
was the result of cancer Of IN
from Which be had suffered NAM 4
Maifest mt LexinEtsn.
Lexington, Texas, May 2s.--lAnihgl
her first annual Maifest yestefdsy
park. The exercises ccnssl
street parade, beginning at the rex
the queen. Miss Ellen Baine, thence
the principal streets aud to the pail|
the coronation then took Place.
followed by splendid addresses BY ~
Porter of Lexington and Judge !:
II Gidoings. Next eighteen gifls 4
wove the National colors around "
pole, n very complicated act. Tneh !
show: prizes awarded to: Under "
I!itchcook's girl: over | veal, ~
nil Z child: for best decorated w,
ng,cn Lumber company and \ y.
After dinner, tournament, and gsms
BALL between Lexington and Cause
resulted: Lexington q. Caldweli' Z
ball and balloon ascension at ny ~
what was pronouncea ~
less by all.
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-, quarters.
w 2. Carter and wife. Miss a. Woodruff
Guy. x; L, smith, San Antonio; Mrs. j. "
Texas; H. Hurley Houston; Il. i Scott
Eoft Worth T. A. Anderson Beaumont; 4
III Smith, Dallas. NJ. Krch. New York. G. r.
ton; Emil Egg. Edna. Texas T j. Fitrger-
ala, Cnero; Z. y. Jones' Franklin. 'rcsea;
Geo Fits, Tuctou, Aria; r. n Ingram,
rlorence: Ma Miss Bette Wells Edna,
IeSas NJ w. Brown, st. Louis Frank Hart
New York; Mrs. NJ. Edwards, w, bradford,
A. II Colwell, Weathcrword. l.. A Taulun
son. T. G. Ford, city; Horace Mckee. Mat
NEWS. Texas; a. Mcdonald, Philadelphia. n.
L. Barnett San Antonio M l.. Culicrr ma
wife. ioakum n n. Garwood st Louis
Gerald FitZ Gerald city, s p unhsnn cltv
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wharton PRECINCT convention

Wharton, Texas May 29.--In obedience
to the call of Hon. Guy Mitchell. the pre-
cinct democratic convention met at the
court house yesterday. Fourteen delegates
We're elected to represent this precinct
at the county convention. Guy Mitchell
was recommended for reelection as pre-
cinct chairman for tho coming wear. The
delegates were instructed for governor.
Sayers; lieutenant governor, Cough; at
torney general, Smith For all other Of
hcers they We're left uninstructed.
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South TEXAS MATTERS.


vrrtIstng Tcxns.
To the Editor OF The Post.
S1betha. Kan, May 27.--The evidence is
accommodating that the raising OF wheat viii
bo yet complete guccess in the coast
country. Today I received the enclosed
letter, forwarded from Houston, from NJ
s. Munson OF Angleton. Brazora county,
Speaking from actual experience, the
question seems to be settled favorably and
the point he makes preferred to before by
our citlaeis) that better price can be OBJ
tanned because earlier than firm any othet
part Of the country, ADDS additional In
leiest 10 the subject.
While in Chicago this week saw the
PROOF sheets or d 40D-pa5e pamphlet H.
lustraten) Of the coast country now ptiAg
prepared by tie santa re leop.e. Thy
lsss zee aparl atOu copies 10. vdl usv at
the Omaha exposition. II is a splendid
ddyertisS ment Tor the coast countrs.
AT Chicago also / met rom Richardson,
as ever working for Houston. He Is aOw
arranging for some choice advertising
matter Tor our city 10 br gwen out at tie
Omaha exposition. These souvenirs will
he preserved ana show our Dest Duudings.
public and residence, churches and schools,
also views OF Buffalo river, the shipping
and other points OF interest that should
nelp very much IN securing our appru-
Drlation from congress. AT least educate
the public az to what we really have that
will interest and attract. Cordially yours,
W. b. Slosson.
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is for him, and delegates to the judicial
convention are favorable TO Judge Reese
for Judge OF the frat supreme judicial dis
trict. A resolution endorsing the last Ma
tiona, and state democratic platforms met
opposition, but it was adopted with less
than half dozen dissenting votes. H. +.
Chester, who proclaimed himself a dyed
in 1.-The wool democrat. was elected chair
men OF the executive committee.
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horticultural Assoclatiss,'

Webster. Texas, May D.-iAe III
Horticultural association he'o Y
meeting here today. Delegates ~
from nearly all the local socist
interesting business sessions we'e Y
school building. WI
Webster people Furnished " .s
mic dinner to the entire assclnuiis u.
County candidates were much Y