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.SEWANEE II, TEXAS 0.
The Tennesseeans Took the Game by Play,
Ing Better Football.
VARSITY WAS OurPlAyED EVERYWHERE
Only Had ono Chance TO score and
that WINS Lost Through n
Lack OF Effort.

Austin, Texas November 9,-~This af-
ternoon on the University athletic field
the sewauce and Texas University foot
bali teams met IN their annual contest.
For two days crowds oil visitors have been
pouring into Austin tA witness this er-
hihiiion OF muscle anA skill ana they
were highly pleased With the game AS 1t
was played,
Sewanee presented a heavier line than
Texas by Ave pounds. The lineup was as
follows;
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co, High Noon. Kathic May, sautcrne. lOi;
scandland, Hampton, io7; Fewness, fos;
Zanetto. l12.
Clear; track good,
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RACE TRACK ROW.
Curly Brown Assaulted Dan Murray
nj Newport.


Cincinnati, Ohio, November "a bloody
night occurred on the Newport track this
afternoon Just tefore the last race Was
run. Dan Murray, the well-known ace
caller and form book man. was attacked
by Curlcy Brown, formerly starter at the
track. and badly beaten up. The heht
took place In room unler the and
stand and there are many conll.etine
stories Of the night. II is claimed lhit
Browns brothers. in-law. namsd keating,
who are assisting starter Hoffman a tn
present meeting, were with Brown wheh
he Jumped on Murray. The trouble is tae
result OF an old grudge wnicn sprans w
between Murray and Brown on he can
adam circuit last summer. Murray la g
was cut in several places and NJ % g
ceived deep cash % The size Of MS mead
Murray lis in a serious conlilion at ms
hotel in this city. Brown Lot The ira *
after the affair, but was later taken into
Gus ody and put under bond the judges
have suspended the assistant sta tiers a1d
me case will come up for heai Ing In tae
morning at the Queen Guy traces.
The racing was spirited and the betting
brisk
seven iurlongS- ilni oelhey' ~rsH"'"t'
Marion Lynch, Time, 1870 Ia
Mile, selling-Monk Wayman, Mccieary'
Lee Bruno. Time, 1:42.
Five furongs, selling-Miss Shan ey,
Larkspur, Ny Butterfly. Time, 10l ga.
Handicap. mile and an eighth--kr.s 50
Krngie. Sir Rola, Greatlaad. Tine
1854 IA.
Mile ard quarter. selling-Ramiro IL,
e lionel Cluke. Loyalty. Time, 1903 IL.
tDan Murray mentioned ab5ye, wrote
forms for The Post during the races OF
is95 at the Houston track. He is r-mem-
bered by many here)
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Mlthcw ysristiey Dead.

LlbertM TesaE November s.--Another
old lsvdmark >AMsthew Bristley, member
az .be Knights OF Honor, died at the resi-
dencs Of biz daughter. Mrs. James Rlyiere
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NOTES

State Health officer Blunt has gone to
Wharton to Investigate the situation there
anent the smallpox outlook,
The Southern Kansas Railway company
today filed an amendment 10 its charter
giving notice of change of headquarters
from Panhandle to Amarillo Texas. la-
State Treasurer Robbins this morning
received . fine brace of fox hounds from
Superintendent Rice OF tlie State penten-
tiary, sent with the latter's compliments.
Governor Sayers this morning appointed
Hon. Henry b. Marsh OF Tyler as a men,
Der of the board of university regents, vice
Regent Prather who has resigned to ac-
cept the position of president of the State
university.
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roDAY's ENTRIES.

Selling. seven-eighths Of mi!e-Prince
OF Wales. Kitty Regent. Nipe'y Gems.
Also Ran II. Glad Hand, Acushla, Fam q
Taylor, 90; Headey, Laure-tian, lo2; Nell
lie Prince, lO4 Hurricane, 1O7; AuFeo.e'
109
Madens, three-fourtbs OF mile
Koenig, Sadie McClelland, Dar,hea Nun
tey Me, Land Ho, 104; The sluggsri
Nobleman. 107; Ida c., Isllp, Ellis, i09;
Polaris. 112.
Selling. three fourths OF a mile--Harry
yoakum. DR.. S. c. Ayres. Russell r.. 81;
Odd Girl. 100: Allcedo, 10l Amelia Strath-
more. l02. CardeDas. 1903; Maccabee. 10f;
The Bobby, j. Lucille, l05; Creation. 1906
Lamachus. 1oS.
Handicap. one mile--Pinochle, 90: DANDY
H.. 96, Ed Upton. iol SkilIman. Goals
lO3. Mclo. Flyirg Bess, ITO; Han dor. tl3
Lsrd Zeni ia.
Selling. one mile and twenty yards--Gil
Law. LEV Anna, siddubia, Weniock FIRES
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deavoring to enforce the law and him-
self. This Isl not a case where slsillins
has occurred In heat OF passion or from
great provocation, nor where the slayer
had previously lead correct life. The
assassination Of ADAMS was the act, de-
liberately and cowardly committed, Of a
hardened criminal. who had once received
executive clemency for crime of the most
heinous character. This clemency he will
fully abused. Admitting that Adams had
used threatening language aud had refused
to accept Wright's denial. yet II the lat
ter sincerely believed his own life to be in
danger the law furnished him the most
complete protection. Instead OF appealing
to the law no. In company with another.
assassuated Adams. who was entirely un-
conscious of Wright's presence and inten-
ton. when the deed WAS perpetrated
Were l to interfere in this case 1t would,
in my Judgment, be at the expense OF or
der. law. peace. morality and Justice The
prerogative OF executive clemency Is q
sacred trust TO be exercised only where
fact and circumstance Justify.
Joseph y. Sayers. Governor.
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CLAIMS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.
The following was today given out by the
adjutant generals office:
For the information OF those who have
claims against the State OF Texas under
approved June /, 1893. appropriations
$500. 900 to pay the officers and men os
the Texas volunteers prior 90 their being
mustered into the service OF the United
States In the latr war with Spain; to pay
those who were rejected; to pay for the
necessary supplies, Subsistence aud franc
portation prior to their being mustered
into the service, etc, attention is di-
rected To the following clauses OF section
= of said act to-wit. Provided the gov
ernor and the aiiutant general shall re-
Ject any and all claims which. in their
Judgment may not be repaid to the state
by the treasurer OF the United States. UNI
der an act of congress, approved March 3,
1899 All claims undai this act mus, he
presented before May |, 1900, or be forever
barred; provided, that tho governor and
the adiutant general shall not allow and
audit any claims until they have ascer-
tanned from the proper authorities at
Washington city that such claims Will be
paid by the National government"
The last clause stated above makes some
arrangement necessary by which the
proper authorities at Washington City will
approve these claims before they can be
audited and paid by this state. Such an
arrangement has not been and may not BIZ
accomplished However. Governor Savers
viii visit Washington as soon as prac-
ticable for the purpose Of making some
arrangement by which these claims can
be settled. 1t is. therefore, important that
all claims be made In proper form and
then filed in the office of the adiutant
general OF this State without delay
The rules suggested TO aid in the prep
aration of claims can be obtained from the
adiutnnt general
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iuiiuWSs
Varsity. sewance.
Montieth ..,....,L E,......,......., Burt
Fart. ...,.......L T.,,........... Jones
sam .,.,.....,...L. G.......,.. Davies
overshiener... .C,.........,..a..Po Pool
Scott .........,,..R. G......, Claiborne
Mcmahon ..,,...R. T............ Boiling
Schrciner .......R. E,,....,... rearce
Bethea ...,....R, IL. B......,.n.. Scibles
keiier ..........L, II. B....... Fitzpatrick
Nole.... b., .....imukins,
Russ. ,.......,...,Q. P........... Wilson
Referee Murray OF Pcnnsy lvania
Umpire Blooklock OF Dallas
Linesmen--Cresent of Texas; smith OF
Sewanee.
The weather was exceedingly warm for
football. the thermometer registering 10
IN the shade. An hour and 4 half before
the time set for the game the spectators
wenIed their way to the field gorgeousiy
decked in the oolors of their favortes and
ny o'clock at least $500 enthusiasts line |
the blcachers and side lines. Hacks
tallyhos and buggies of all dcsoript lone
filed with the fair sex filled the buggy
line.
Varsity made her appearance at 2;ao
and was followed a hall an hour later by
Sewanee. Captains Hart and SeibleS
agreed on thirty minute halves. Captain
Seibles wen the toss and chose the south
Referee called play aud Texas Kicked
OFF thirty yards Sewanee returned it
seven yards; Scwanee could not carry the
ball by runs so Seibles kicked fifty yards
Keller get ball and kicked thirty-Rvc
yards Sewanee brought 1t back Ave
yards, BY repeated bucking. Sewaneo
carried the ball to Texas h-yard line;
here Texas made pretty stand and got
the ball on downs. Keller kicked out of
danger, but Sewaree carried the ball back
down the field where Seibles carried the
ball over the line ior the first touchdown
Simpkins kicked an easy goal.
The ball was carried bnck and forth over
the field both sides being about equally
In possession of the ball. Time of first
half was called with the ball on Varsity
3a-yard line. Score: Sewauee +. Var
sity o.
The second half was n repetition of the
first, The backs of Sewanee gained at
viii through Varsity guards, In the lat
ter part of the last half Varsity seemed
TO take new life and bucked the ball to
Sewanee's S-yard line and lost he bah
on downs. Seibles kicked it out Of dan
ger and Texas had lost her only chance
TO score Seibles scored the second touch
down: after tweuty-sevcn minutes of play
in second half Pierce kicked goal. Score:
Sewanee Il, Texas O.
Keller's and Simpklns tackling were
about even and was the prettest part 81
the game. but with this exception Sc
", vance outni , lYed. Texas Yt.a every polpt,,,
physical condition,
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Hon. Thomas c. Fletcher, the noted
War Governor Of the State Of Missouri,
is a great friend OF Pe-ru-na. He writes :
The Pe-ru-na Drug Mfg Co, Columbus,
Ohio:
Gentlemen-Fo For years I have been
afflicted with chronic catarrh, which
has gone through my whole system, and
no enc knows the torture and misery
have passed through. Ny doctor has
prescribed various remedies, and I have
never found any relief until was per-
suaded bys friend to use DR.. Hartman's
Pe-ru-na After the use OF one bottle l
feel like a new man. 1t also cured me
of dropping had IN my throat, and
built my system up generally. To those
who are suffering with catarrh I take
pleasure IN recommending your great
medicine. Very respectfully,
Thomas c. Fletcher
Catarrh in its various forms is rapidly
becoming g national curse. An IN
doubted remedy has been discovered by
DR.. Hartman. This remedy has been
thoroughly tested during the past forty
years. Prominent men have come TO
know OF it's virtues and are making pub
lie utterances on the subject. To save
the country we must save the people.
To save the people we must protect
them from disease. The disease that "a
at once the most prevalent and stubborn
of cure ia catarrh.
Miss Minnie Armstrong, the author Of
HThe Modern Evil,r and q well-known
newspaper woman Of New York City,
writes the following letter 70 DIR. Hart
nan:
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Perry Democrats city Ticket

Perry, 0. 7, March -SqeciaL)-Fs-
form. economy. retrenchment and al thai
so-t Of business - in the az, the earn
and the water round about Is The Re
pubIcans first commenced L By candidates
for mayor declaring themselves IN favor
o economy
The Democrats met n city convention
today and passed a series % resolutions
very similar 70 ihe national DenocTa-ic
platform Ct ls7s. when tie sage q Gram
ercy PARK vas TIE na-i0nzi candidate toT
the presidency. The following u-kst vas
nominated BY the Democrats:
Mayor-Ffa-ry Shortran-
City Ma-soai--Jsmes Taylor.
CITY At;orney-H. 5. Johnson
Pol &c Judge. T. y sikeE.
CITY Cfe-k-Charies EaoI-
Stree: C5rnissoae--Jc5a Ee-T.zE1on-
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and often added 70 this the digestive func
tons are out of order. these two condition.
cause nearly all the headaches from whiSE
women suffer
There are two great remedies speciall1
adapted 10 these ailments invented by the
chief consulting physician Of the n uoua
lnvaiids' Hotel and Surgical Institute Of
Buffalo y Y, Dr.. r. Y Pierce His
wogld-renOwued 'Favorite Prescription -
Is the most successful medicine ever
known for the cure of distinctly feminine
ailments and his Golden Medical Discov.
cry Is the one supremacy effective cure
Tor digestive difficulties
Taken IN conjunction they completely
TeJuvenate the nervous system Of weak
and debilitated women: giving health.
strength and capacity to the nerve euters;
renewed power 70 the blood making glands
and energetic force To the entire body.
4 LADY living II Cos-octou Co Ohio Mrs W
l, Stanton, Of BhSs1eld writes; " had female
HoaAness tSIy o21 Tor nearly three wears. Had
dragging down pains IN and above nv hirs and
Soc1 dreadful pains IN The back and Tor, Of r-,,-
EeAI y u.s. As though someone was lifting me BY
Inc nan 1aac no ambition would trv TO work
a lew Gays then would have 10 lie in bed f,- n
long tline. No tongue car express the silfFe-ir-
! e1luIeg had much pain a. monthly -
rlocS ooctcred most of the time with a s,5Nl
physician a. there j. in the state Inns IA -
ease ouly when was quiet ard of NV feet .r1
tnsn had more or less psiu = NV head V-Ne-
Ioegau taking Dr. Pieces medicines ,-eieI,e5
loe pouuCs- anc was Ver1- pale AID week took
twelve bottles Of The Favo-ite Presc-ir.io-,7
S-lo sever 81 the Golden Medical Discovery
80" l zee hAe a diae-ent person. Have no
pam IN my head. can 60 81 INV work Tor $50
husband and one child; an sai-liuy in f@sh
ieel Il : through God mercy aud y5ur wonder
tul medicines that am cured "
Where consupated conditions exist DR..
Plerce's mild and agreeable Sc Pleasant Pei.
lets should be occasionally used IN con
Hectlon with the " Prescription.
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REPORTS or INDIAN TROUBLES
At Leeeh Lake aud in Utah Denied iH
NashfaGfon

Washington. March ts--The repor-s -
the likelihood q Tire renewal q me tF51-
bic szso1E tse Indians ~ Leeca Lsks-
Nina. are rot crsslltsd - The 41clza 51-
rsaa Captain Mercer q thzi ags1cg. -
= letter received ke-e a Gay oT :wo azo.
referred . re rzEs7rz t1at had been e-r-
cs,afed. bat sid tEey EsTs trzcfsals -
tie whites AID sAers ~zS 70 s1p@etst-9z
y any distu-ozrsce wise t5s a-ssat-s-
fzctA3a q tie Whi-s Eocs I1c-a1f r.
J-tzh. g. tb-ir dealing VIA tae govern
rusnt has bees of1risliy reported - rzf-
ager.. Co---atss.eaer . In1isa A1atrs
Jones ssys tsers x u9thiag aisrrzlss r.
me s.tuatls1 sne ;zzt = 4ny s.sP - taxes
- shsz- {; AL -; = = tze zzIzFs o A.
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Pe-ru-na, and, 20 my surprise, before I
had finished taking one bottle began
to grow stronger and sleep better nights.
! continued taking Pe-ru-na right along,
until, at the expiration OF three months.
I was able 10 resume my lAbors on Tho
Press, and completed novel upon which
I was engaged when taken iuiwsnt to
tho Worlds Fair as Newspaper corTs-
spondent and "a one Of the Lady BSFzs-
seutatives, and neither died nor went
insane, 4" a. my physicians predicted. I
have continued writing every day since
and am IN perfect health, entirely free
from all nervous complaints. and sleep
well. cannot speak too highly 81 Pc
ru-na for a tired. WORKOUT brain. and in>
somnis and nervous prostrauon-
Minnie L. Armstrong.
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GOOD AND FAITHFUL SERVANTS
Is the Greeting Of xinghshcr to He,
Returned REPRESENTATIVE

Kiaghsher. O, T March h-sSpeeisl1-
Senator + l. W-nklsr. q TIE. Eisaih coun-
81 district; Waiter & Stevens. u the ~
ceenih and u. 4. Van KIRK. az the SIX
Jeenta representative district. ala in King
1sHeT county, dsve just arrived home from
Su'ar'e, where they have been FOR the
-2st sixty days as members % The Fis,h
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1000 600 sailors From One Shin.

over 50 years old, has been the school
house for over 100000 sailors in our navy.
The age and the accomplishments of the
Vermont are much the same as Hostel
ters Stomach Bitters, which has been
before the public for 80 years and has
cured innumerable cases Of malaria, fever
and ague. besides dyspepsia, constipation,
indigestion, blood disorders AID kidney
q affections
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DEAD AT WEATHERF0RO
Mr.. Tom Butler, a Leading Citizen OF
Custer County.

weatherford, o. T., March l5.-(speciaL)
Mr. Tom Butler. one OF the leading cit-
zens Of this vicinity. is dead. He was
formerly a railroad contractor and lived
in Lyons. Kan. He was a prominent hgure
In the nolitics Of Custer county.
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NO M'KiNLEY COUNTY
Governor Barnes EetOes the Division
of Woods County.

Guthrie. o. T. March 15.-CSpeciaL)-
Governor Barnes today vetoed the bill
dividing Woods county and creating the
county Of Mckinley. Eighteen bills Of
minor Importance are yet unsigned Or
vetoed By the governor. Il r. reasonable
TO suppose that fully half Of them viii die
BY statute lImita ton. The governor has
until tomorrow nigat at midnight 10 pass
on the bills stil in his possession.
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] began 10 conva-
Lessee they told me I
must have absolute
rest for two yeArA
for II I resumed my
literary lAboE be-
fore thSt tim Q I
would either die or
20 insane. A friend
E-Ir.--ra -. a. -
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s5W. lI7rH ST., NEw Yoa1z, Jan. -, -
DIR. s. 3. Hartman, Columbus. Ohio:
For an overwOrked brain and ner-
vous prostration Pe-ra-na Il invaluable,
and FOR general tonio II has no equal
In December, lsa2, while connected with
The st. Paul Press, / was taken vtolenS
ly III with cerobTO-spinAl meningitis
and for two months my physicians had
but slight hopes Of my recovery. When
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CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
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and services Of Councillor Biddison in the
upper house of our late legislature, do
hereby denounce and condemn his action
and conduct in said legislature as a dis
grace and dishonor TO his constituency"
Malaria, fever and other forms Of i'll
ness, are TO be warded off by taking
Hoods Sarsa parilla.
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The
Extinguisher

Is - con~fr1ctef taag g. can Be charged
ard discharged Twelve % hft~ea Tires IN
thirty RI. Hgtss. sEi-a 1snngt bs cons Via
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Auditor Hopkins visits His Home

FL Reno, o. T, March 15.-(Special)-
Territorial Auditor S. n. Hopkins is in
the city today shaking his old-time friends
and neighbors by the hand. Mr.. Hopkins
still calls Ell Reno his home and takes ad-
vantage of every opportunity to pay 1t
x-fcit
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GEORGIA WAR STAMP CASE
To be Carried TO the Federal Supreme
Court If NeeesxsFy.

Atlanta. Ca. March B-Ths case q Ire
railroad eomn-S.0a q Gc5yy4 agaIrst
me Southsgn Expre-s c9raga4s - 80 laat-
ter q alleged overchaEges by The latter
n demanding tazt shippers furnish -e~-
enus stamp for package. is uot to end
with the decision Of JgdEe speer. za1 bed
that. a. the GDestsoa was ore arising CIT
u internal revenue ire railroad C9rurs. ~
sion o. Georgia aaf n7tai1z % O. u7h .t
Governor Gender. after q conference vi.
che attorney general instructed that OF
clal 20 appeal TIE case 90 me cfrcalt cos-r
q sppsala ard 20 tae supreme c5grt CO
the United states j. ze-essary.
Washfrztcn. March I1-Tha cc-tr1.,e-
r, the currency has 1ecit-sd a dividend
70 2 per cent sg favor 90 f-s rrezltara -
Ire laEoivenf Meow Iat1-4l Aa1k. q
Meow. IEaa0.
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REMEMBER" ONE WORD WITH YOU
SAPOLIO

outbreak but a return to their Old lands.
Commissioner Jones has notified the gent
that the representative OF the bureau viii
proceed there shortly 20 investigate any
trouble. The trouble dates back for con
siderable period. when they delivered over
their lands In Colorado % the government.
which was 20 sell them az fiz5 au acre
The Indians we're removed % Utah and
now want 70 return. claiming that the
government has not kept It's pronsez.
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Cleveland, O., March 15.-Judge Walter
c. Ong, of the common pleas court, to-
day filed petition of involuntary bank
ruptcy in the United States circuit court.
His liabilities are placed a $4,000; assets
are given as 5000
Richmond, Ind, March ia receiver
was appointed today for the Continental
Fraternity union, an endowment COM
pany organized in Richmond eight years
ago; assets, $4,000; liabilities unknown.
There are 2,000 members in Indiana.
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&" What Eead-
aches Hean.

: The dreadful
b c 4 d a c b e :
which women
5 Il fer mean
nineteen times
out Of twenty
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than headache.
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TO CURE COLD oNEDAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money If it fails
to cure. 25c. The genuine has j.. B. Q.
on each tablet.