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The age-herald., 1899-11-05
IN MARYLAND
The Leaders of Both Parties Are Clai
 ing Everything

Baltimore Md, November 1.-The cam pagn in Maryland closed tonight with the leaders of both parties claiming everything, but with the betting decidedly in favor of the democratic candidates. Odds of ? to.d are being freely offered on the election of John Walter Smith, democratic candidate l for governor, but with few takers. The officers to be elected on Tuesday are gov | ernor, comptroller and attorney general. A new legislature and half of the senate will also be chosen. but no United States sen- ator is to be elected at the coming SesSlpn. | The republican candidate for governor is the present incumbent, Lloyd Lowndes, | who was elected four years ago by some thing like F 900 plurality. In the following year Mckinley carried the state by 3S2,OO0s Since then there has been change in the state election, two years ago being very close while the congressional vote last
 year showed such decided democratic gains
 as to again put the state in the doubtful
 column
 The fight has been made by the democrats on purely local issues, no mention or the
 currency, tariff or expansion appearing in
 their platform, and references to these
 questions having been excluded from the
 speeches of the democratic spell-binders,
 The republicans also adopted this policy at
 first, although their platform contained a
 gold standard a protection ana all eApdli-
 sion plank but laterly they have been fIf~-
 clined to discuss national issues.
 A number of gold standard democrats, headed by John K. Cowan, president of the Baltimore and Ohio railway, have an-
 nounced their intention of voting for Lowndes but an equal, if not greater.
 number, of those democrats who voted against Bryan have declared their intention to support the democratic candidates this time. ~ United States senator George Wellington, who was chairman of the republican state central committee during the campaigns Of 1895, 1S96 1897 and 1898 and who resigned the place at the request of Governor Lowndes early in present fight has taken no part in the campaign, except to predict the defeat of the republican ticket by an overwhelming majority
 Former United States Senator Arthur F. German has taken no pact in the fight ex- cept to send letter to a political meeting in Laurel on Thursday night last in which he predicted the election of the democratic ticket and accused the national adminis- tration of having brought about the down. fall of Senator Wellington as the leader of the republican party of Maryland as a punishment for opposition to the presidents Philippine policy. The registration all over the state is large and full vote is proba- ble.
The age-herald., 1899-11-05
FOUND DEAD
Hugh Dugan, an Aged Blacksmith, Dies
 Very Suddenly

Hugh Dugan, aged 76, a blacksmith in the employment of tine Birmingham Archi- tectural Iron Works was found dead in
 bed at PIP Sixteenth street, at 6:S0 o'clock last evening. At tine time of his death MT. Dugan was living at the boarding house of Mrs. Anderson, and was found by some of the occupants of the building. He
 had been up most of the day, but was drinking and did not go to work. The case was turned over to Captain Donelson of the police force, and Coroner Dallas was notified.
 After examining the body the coroner de- icided that an inquest was unnecessary, as lthe man had died from natural causes. | The deceased was a member of the Black smiths union. and his friends have placed the remains in charge of Warner & Smiley, lundertakers.
 MT. Dugan has lived in Birmingham for "a number of years. He came from Tipton, sO., where he has several daughters.
The age-herald., 1899-11-05
IN MASSACHUSETTS
The Republicans Are Confident oi
 Success.

Boston, November 1.-The state campa gn in Massachusetts has been more than or dinarily dull, even for an off year, the re-
 publicans being confident of victory and
 the democrats only hoping of making bet
 ter showing than last fall. Whatever life
 has been instilled into the contest has come
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from the democratic side. State issues have been thrown to the winds, and both sides have confined themselves to afsu- ments r-and against expansion, the silver question being rarely mentioned
 The republican candidate for governor is Murray McCrane, the millionaire paper manufacturer, and the democratic eandi- date is Robert Treat Paine, who is de- scendant of the revolutionary leader of that name. and who is well known for his con- nection with reform and philanthropic work. E
The age-herald., 1899-11-05
Mrs. rhurham a Candidate

Mrs. J. M. Turnham Is a candidate for the horses and Victoria to be presented to the most popular woman in Alabama by the State Fair association. Mrs. Thurman lis in the hands of her friends who are working hard for her success She is the wife of a mechanic and is a representa- tive of tine true type of American woman- hood.
The age-herald., 1899-11-05
Mrs. Jones a Candidate

t Mrs. w. H. Jones, a most popular lady, has entered the list of candidates for the lhorse and victoria to be given away by the State Fair association to the most popular Iwoman in Alabama. and her friends pre- It1ict that she will win.
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pie, to take up voluntary contributions to- wards the Sabbath school fund. All ladies' are requested to attend and inspect the inn movements made possible through their generosity.
The age-herald., 1899-11-05
Offer of Privateers

Paris, November 5-LEclair says that the Transvaal government has received many offers of privateers, including a number from ship owners in the United States.
The age-herald., 1899-11-05

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 c4a= ...#=H#l ....s aH ffe issue ..-lH .qmnairn iusl closing h ho5# #sa .e5. S4 ara t.ttiHI casg#H8 .le .ler end lHa .arest and euIaH asm lrJaHat Is uoa#H# e#saI 6h#- % naasld slda5 year. Three Iel.i fe iu tDe Ieid ln ,' e's.ll-l bitiouist=r ..... play nGt - -.-->slI part in the .dce, leaders of the party admitting that nominations were made merely to keep up the organization. The fight is therefore squarely between the republicans with Judge Reese and a compact fusion ot demo- crats and silverites opposing him.
The age-herald., 1899-11-05
TUESDAYS CONTEST
 IN OLD KENTUCKY Goebel-Brown-TayIor Race At-
 tracing Attention. CAMPAIGN VERY BITTER Regular Democratic Nominee Has En- dorsement and Support of Party
 Organizatior 9tia us Been
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 Ehica s aH3r. at orueH. ... HHs. I ...ir ener- Ea= mainly .sa4H#t . 4ea4Jo4atic ieade. ..ad tne policy which has become associa ted with his name notably the Goebel election law and the present statute affecting rail-
 roads.
 MT. Goebel is also antagonized by fac
 tion of his own party, which placed in
 nomination a state ticket headed by Hon.
 John Young Brown. This element, under
 the name of the Honest Election League"
 has waged a bitterly personal campaign against Goebel, assailing his conduct in
 the convention which nominated him. his
 entire career in the states politics and the
 Goebel election law.
 On the other hand, MT. Goebel has had
 the support of a wel-organized state ma chine, the endorsement of the democratic national committee and the active assist ance or several or pHe HdlloHdl lSdueAS oA the party, notably w. J. Bryan, EX-GoV- ernor Stone of Missouri and Congressman
 Bailey of Texas. National issues have not ! figured in the campaign, except as they
 were introduced in this last class of speak CTS, who urged support of the regular nom- inee on the ground that the fight in Ken
 lucky this fall is forerunner of the battle
 of 1900, and it's result might seriously affect | the latter
 State tickets have been put up by the
 popuists, prohibition and socialist labor parties, but the three leading tickets have
 attracted most of the interest of the cam paign.
 In addition to state officers, a legislature is to be chosen, which will select a sue-
 cessor to United States Senator Lindsay Ex-Senator J. c. S. Blackburn is an avowed candidate for this place, and has stumped | the state with Candidate Goebel. The state has been canvassed from end | to end during the past two months by par ! tisans of the various candidates, the cam | paign arousing a bitterness of feeling sec | ond only to that of 1S96 when, as the case | this year, the republicans were united i while the democrats We're divided, though | upon entirely different lines. l Tuesdays contest at the polls promises tc | be. exciting and very close.
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Ladies of Temple Emanuel

E The ladies of Temple Emanuel will hold an important meeting tomorrow afternoon
 at D. m., in the vestry rooms of the tem-
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MR.
 PROPERTY OWNER,

customer, try us once. We are the only exclusive paint house and the largest handlers of paint in the State. T. l.. McG owan Paint Co.,, Little Paint Store 1921 Second avenue.
The age-herald., 1899-11-05
Otis Skinner

MT Otis Skinner will appear here under Joseph BuclSley's management at O'Brien's opera house, tomorrow night, in a new comedy by Henry Arthur Jones, entitled ''The Liars," which run for four months at the Em2ire theater last season, and 1t will be produced here with the same sump- tuous settings and effects as were used in the New York presentation.
 The play is written in a light, spark ling style, and is told in four acts, the first being the interior of large tent on the banks of the Thames; the second Is the sit ting room in the "Star and Garter" hotel; the third at Lady Rosamond's drawing room and, the fourth in the drawing room of Sir Christopher's flat. MT. Skinner's SUD- porting company is larger than it was last season, and Miss Nanette Comstock will be his leading lady.
The age-herald., 1899-11-05
"Strfke For Your Altars
and Your Fires. 7

Patriotism IS afqvays com niendabte, bpt n eVery breast there should De not only the desire to De a good citizen buf to De strong, able bodied and qveH fitted for the battle of life. To do thiS, pure blood is absolutely neces-. sary, and Hoods Sarsapa- rilta IS he one specific qUhfch cleanses the blood thorough y. # acts equally qveN for boM sexes and all ages.
 Humor -" When need d bfoo5 pafiz ferI take IT, p a. # efsd 7. -HsrI fs a rs5ge
 se Sa. Ias8 5saaas c lsa0. r5aaJabasiM
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The age-herald., 1899-11-05
~THE PLAY@

The Klimt-Hearn Repertoire company closed very successful weeks engagement at the Auditorium last night. The show was patronized during the entire week, and as 10, 20 and 30-cent aggregation the company made very favorable impression.
The age-herald., 1899-11-05

We believe we can save you from 5 to 10 per cent. on the next bill of paint you need. If you
The age-herald., 1899-11-05
IN NEBRA ASKA
Bryan and Altgeld Close 9 Most Bitter
 Campaign

Lincoln, Neb., November 4.-Colonel Will liam J. Bryan and Ex-Governor Altgeld
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-15
spEcrAL NorrcEs.

MEETING OF THE stockholders ard d.
reetors OF the Texas and Now Orleans Rail
directors and Officers is called TO take place
at tho office OF the company. In the city
OF Houston. Texas, on Monday. the sth day
Of January. 1900 G. d. Scger. secretary
f.u l.S.f0In
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-15

WE OFFER several desirable lots and pioeks'
olso improved places in the Fair Ground
neeItIon. cheap II you want TO buy sooe
property and mean business here Ia your
opportunity Deferred payments can no
made monthly, quarterly. semi-annnaiN
and nrnraliy ent only .er cent interest
charged thereon. This addition Is superior
TO any in the city. contains handsome
brick 1chool building. and has excellent
street car. water and light service and sood
sidewalks. wo also offer an excellent rae
tory site ON bayou near the nm street
bridge and forty acres adiouing tho city
limits on tho south. For particulars, price
and tormg. apply to the Galveston and
Houston Investment Company, NO 1908
Franklin avenue. or Mrs. Bottle Bryan
$4,000
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-15

tility, peIf-DlstruBt, DeIeotIVt NUIhVFI I'n'
sies on Face, Aversion TO Society, Loss o.
Ambition UnGtness 10 Marry. Melancholy.
Dysnensin stunted Development, Loss OF
iower Paths In the Back. Premature, Dis
charges. Safely, Privately. Speedily and Per-
uapenty Cured
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-15

NOTICE is hereby given that the regular
annual meeting OF the stockhoioders @, "a,
Houston Ess, and West Texas Kaiiway
Company will, be held at the soneral once
Texas at ~ o'clock noon. on Tuesday. the
ttn day OF December, 1899; and the regular
annual meeting OF the directors o. sa,a
Houston East and West Texas Fa Movs
ton. Texas. at IL O'Clock. neon, on TUES
day. the 18th day OF December, lseg. James
A. Baker, Jr, secretary Houston EaS' an "a /,
West Texas Railway Company lz-I2- :.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-15
NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
NETTING:

HouttOn, texas. NOV stu. lS13.
NoTlCE is hereby given that special
meeting OF tho Stockholders OF the Hous.
ton and Texas Central Railroad Company
has been called by the Board OF Directors
OF said company TO convene at the genetal
office OF said company in tSe City OF Hous-
ton. Texas, ut twelve o'clock. noon. on tho
nineteenth dag Of January, 1900. for the
purpose OF authorizing tho making. oxec1.
lion and delivery Of =. first mortssge upon
the railroad recently PURCHASED and now
owned by said company commonly known
as the Waco and Northwestern Division
OF the Houston aud Texas Central RAFT
way" extending from a point in or near
the town Of Bremond in Robertson county.
via Marln and Waco. 20 point in o.
near the town OF Ross, IN McLenpau coun-
ty. with les franchises and appnrtenances
60 secure tho payment OF hrsi mortgase
bends Of the Houston ana Texas Central
Railroad Company 10 en- amount not eS
eeeding twenty-five thousand deliars Tor
zach mile of said railroad, payable az a
time not exceeding thirty years from theit
cate, anu bearing interest AZ rate ny
exceel ing six per cent per annum. ruyaolo
semi- annually, to be Issued for tue pur-
rose Of paying fer, completing. improNin4
and operating the said railroad with us
franchises aud appurtenanceS.
Il. w. CAVE. secretary
nany ii9-i9o0
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-15

WANTED Two hrst-class hardware sales.
men in retail store SO per month, none
but experienced men need apply. Answer
quick. Beaumont Information and Employ
ment Bureau, Beaumont. Texas ].
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-15

WANTED---At once; n good, reliable unmar-
riod cisarmaker Address LOUIS hhiors :.
Sinner Texas, =.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-15
LIVESTOCK, POULTRY AND EGGS

FoR sALE-A pair Of good young , inu's Il
Cheap for cash. 25g, oano. rn.n ~s- -
FOR SALE--cheap one me fee's. and soveral
bsgh grade Jersey milk cows now fresn;
rsany K Hodge, Wharton. Texas. y
FoR SALE Beautiful s., Bernard oos a"'
male. 10 months old. 8, Lemly, TeSarkshn;
Texas.
< GENTLE family horse for So. Apply ~
ner Franklin and Caroline streets. y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-15

I-y;EpY YOUNG MAN IN Texas who wishes
to succeed in business should attend the
Metropolitan Business College Dallas,
Texas Tho Metropolitan ia the only nrst'
class business college In Texas whose pro
prietors give their students their entire
personal attention and instruction IL !,
not n branch school. II Is the largest ana
most successful business college IN Texas
owned and managed by native Texans OF
r,pc experience. Satisfaction insured or
money positively refunded Positions guar
nntced Railroad fare paid to Dallas. Nata-
iocue free Darby & Ragland, uroprietors.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-15

Ialnsge's Sons Co., New York. say
nee market:
an on week. grocers in and out
,aas ssn UP with "fancies" rather than
asaI !, az the close, however. there
haa n. inquiry. giving promise of good
,hrosS coming week. Recent sdyices
sal locL,ale we'll calculated to cause a
tffsr hmk over OF stock and many Of
aareh.sysrs concede that domestic rico
Nh ans,s,. There might be no induce
h We NIL, wants were the saving only
h De-, -, pound, but when difference is
srsas suno' as is the case in ordinary
~ an OF Louisiana, and the cost OF
hdeea SSusl grade in foreign. capital
~ imn,n. neavy-eyed or timid not 10
le soytp the opportunity. Advices
naDifss,h o,e free movement and con-
~ cfon al along the line. Rarely
ttn ana zen taken OF In such good
n, er and the grain safe for carriage.
8 as ~, many OF the milling centers are
kt,uos;,, not because OF lack of crop,
q. prleas OF planters to market a,
W Yea, !. Everything is coming cuI
NJ lpo, say the more optimistic
,k salnas s.oes and beans are far above
Iatk Frcad what may not be expected
rens'' fost gets in his fine work ami
poadepee garden truck" Gables snt
narkets IRON abroad note quiet bu
quantitie. inola and Japan are buying
~ and Ms,ah Burmah for shipment IL
nd by zen immediate business beinl
!cits "a Sant OF freight room. miIitnr,
,s'k steamsrsn Africa absorbing ali tn
sweeney NEW Orleans, telegraph. Louisian.
sacks 70 date; Receipts. rough
iesi,raas, year, 1854 sacks. Sales
ksrreIs lss. $50 barrels: last year
M rtes, only fair inquiry but unde
M. s,pts, prices Arm.
hsyen y rieston. telegraphs Caroiin
Ills ~ 70 date: Receipts, %, $40 bar
1eur...' 's'o barrels. Fair demand a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-15

SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRlTER on eS1 1is
lion at Fruit, Flower and Nesetapie fes
tiyal this week: when in Houston LOOK US
up. j. J. Pastorza p L. Co.. s'a,e
Agents, Houston. v
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-15

wANrEp-Egery merchant who comes to I,
Houston during the F., r. ana " t1sl .sss
Shoe oe''; Co.'S iine OF shoes. A. L. saawS;
Salesman.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-15

ACCENTS wanted for best school speciality on
the market liberal commissions exclusive
territory. Bryant Ragsdnlc, state agents.
Dalaa Texas, ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-15

WANTED--N representative In every TEXTS
oklahoma and Indian Territory city 10 m
,roduco the Eectrikure; exclusive nRens,es,
reI,able rarity TO take half Interest IN and
run Houston office. Texas Electfikuro co,
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WANTEp-.A good reliable ai-around black
smith and horse sheer. Address w. u.
Neyiand Goiod TeXak. Y
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wANTED--At once Tor EenciaI nrrss AZ
white girl uermen or rwvuv r'r'vS' VA "a
ply at ISIS CRAWFORD. petwee" s'' ~
SATURDAY. ----------------------------
wANTEp--A colorcd woman 10 cook. wash
and iron for small family Must PC cxps-
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a nice room on premisss. Apply at ''vss
WANTEn--Men 10 learn barber trade NO
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wANTEn--A frst-class mcscrpuon'ss, ~ iy ~. |
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-15

FOR sALE--Ninety acres adjoining city I'M,
it, suitable for subdivision: will sell az a
saeri0oe for all or half cash. Address
owner. p. o. Box s92, ionaton. TeXas. %
FOR sALE--I5 acres improved at Pearlapci
nricc $3.50 cash; also ten acres close 10 Guy
limits: lees than cost Address r. y. bgs
GO Houston Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-15
NEW YORK DOCTORS,
Specialists.
loroh Texas Avenue, Houston.

treat all Nervous, Blood.
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.osTENpoRFF''- DDWEY-Dessey conquers
Sranish navy; result, war. dlscora. hate
Osiendorff oonquers pianos result, mar
mony, peace love. lib Mckinney avenue
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-15

FOR SALE OR TRADE--20o acres, all fenced
ava nartitjonod so acres nold, 10 acres
nrch,rd. half mile bay front, SIX room
house. outhouses, stables. etc; school an, ana
nostofsce near; no agent. Address 1871 th,s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-15

M. .,v that the shortage of LOCO 200
'' IN, mention of the expectations
- will not be such a serious
III There has been an over
N, :, late. It is claimed, and existing
have caused growers in tropical
I. % diversity their crops to a con-
N. extent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-15

WANTED--A representative in every Texas,
Oklahoma and Indian Territory ei'y, 10
introduce the Electrikun. exclusive saRfl .
cIes, big money for right parties we wan.
n reliable party TO take hnlf Interest IN and
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-15

FRUIT TREES ornamcntnls. direct from
nursery to planter; no agents or dealers
profits wholesale and retail; express pre-
paid. catalogue free. Alvin nursery Com
pauy Alvin Texas. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-15

=, Arm and prices have pecn
!. Al around. Packers cite as
!, 60, !" action noticeable decrease
,.,,lp,s OF hogs
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PERSONAL

LADIES in distress can secure instant relief
in French prescription No 1851: write Tor
particulars. stating your condition. Nine.
Guillaume. Galveston. Texas Sehd stang;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-15

NY LIST Of property, both in the s'ty nnu
oorniry. Is large and complete and II WIZ
se TO ycr nteres, TO see me s Sen0nd pI rsr
Ing or selling. ! have . safsS ,r @s" nnd Won
NAV have property that will suit. Send a
list of what you have to offer several T, 1ut
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and Fourth wards; ! rss p,ssnass for the
Coming year n. Al Norfeet room aol bhs
hmiIdlnr Phone Gi3. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-15

ENrlsT-Artifcial teeth, 81; gold filings,
e. amalpam silver 50c all work guaran-
iced Painless extraction. soc. Dr. Daniels,
nj
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-15

HELP FURNISHED free OF charge. Call,
write or wire. southern bMsthoss NSSs
change Bing building; phone Ssp 70
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-15

,,.on 4 Co. expect to receive
..a,n,,t, and two cars of bananas
IA two cars of fancy o'asoh
s.s,s ,olored, in boxes, on saiur-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-15

.,,rhs Of fireworks have been ae-
large extent by recent heavy pur-
:, n. mart Of interior merchants, ana
,,.s.rt orders for some grades can
a,d A fresh and complete supply
/. expected by 4. IL. Thompson
rat Monday.