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81. Louis. seeing him only at long inter.
vEik. when he happens 10 driit Into the city
a the other end OF the Zig bridge.
Waen How reached Chicago he VAS prac-
ncaily penniess. thoagh BIZ smpig raising
hi2 finger he could take possession Of a com
icftaole fortune Of SlOo 90 left him by his
iAiAef and which IS still awaiting his orss
IN 81. Louis. This money How will not
iouca
"a dsd not earn that money" he says.
therefore y is not mine, ami l shall never
touch Il.
How has for The last few week literally
90 led 5 bread by the sweat oi he NOV.
Ifs Las been llr ny and wosE.ne % at.fs
bake Sion al Hammoad. lad. whsrs n,
tetiaies. be spent some o. The happesi
DAYS Of his lie
4 grandson o. the late Captain James B
Eans the famous engineer and : son o,
the late JsD e. y How, one OF the acials
q lie Nahosh railroad he was porn and
hglulht W 10 an a nosphere or LUXURY. He
is spenclrg his lie Walking all over the
ccuhlrr earning BIS living as best ne can.
and Organizing wherever ne can a oraars
~ tho Christian Brotherhood socianstic-
Christian Organization. OF which he Is the
fCcnCpr
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doubt & viii b. rsssed. and il mar play a
srrg Important pATt ia the next campaign.
Currency reform e necessary. IS May
q tke m-sz anAe-i supporters o. the g0fl
sisn3sri admit Bat the questions o.
ynus Il NlG ~ agrefd 10 start wsth
mas every nauer dollar issued shall be
based on g1ld. and the onlY question VIA
hf whether me privilege a lssuing notes
shall be isrmed out 10 the bsnks. who may
gss Is - manipa ate tae money Market
o. Whtther = shall be exercised - the
government II re Interest Of the whole
people. IN Jacksoa-s time the democratic
party Taie 9 winning hghi agains. Mild
cs, hank money" and Ii may see its way
clear 10 DO the same thing again
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Cornus Cbristi CnIIinp,.

Corpus Christi. Texas, November 49,,
Or j. D. Prieste. Mexican consul at Cor
pus christi who was recently promoted
10 consul general at Arizona. left yester-
day TO assume the charge. his headqlar-
tcrs being at Phoenix. Senior Augusti1
Pima consul at Phoenix, has been trans
ferred to the Corpus Christi consua G
and is expected TO arrive here tonight
A fine large seaside hotel has baeu
opened in this city, the building fronting
on the bay about twenty feet from the
waters edge. and VIII be known as "Ho.
tel Alexandria"
The November term of the commission
ers' court of Nueces county convened in
regular session here YESTERDAY Muc1
important business on hand. mainly the
cauyassing OF the election returns
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snndnx school conrention.

Cors ma. Texas. November 1S.-The
tenth annual convention Of the Navarro
County sunday School association is in
session in this CITY and Is largely attend
Ell b. de gates. nearly every Sunday
school In he ass citation being represent
cd. Reports from all over the district
SHOW a rapid growth In Sunday school
attendance and the rapid upbuilding OF
toe cause Field Secretary Collins deliy-
cred an address on organization. what it
is and what it vii do, that was a SPLEEN
di1 sunday sch Of paper. Besides the
delegates there are atten ding the conven-
ton rev J. NJ. Hubert. D. D.. dean of
the theological seminary. Lebanon. Tenn,
who IS en- route to Tehuscana, where he
VIII speak on the Model Woman"
Wed1e day. and Rev w ] Derby y. D.,
secretary Of the board Il education, Ey-
ausvl lie Ind
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rurning verr successful pres. cia tAr-
torT Is enasavoTins 70 organize sises
eompsny uash a virF q isersasiae tAe
czpansty Or MS plant and fasngiaraurs a
o7arfe variety q cotton Eso1s. tbs grss-
emf ssrsery Is wakipE nnoneg asa iaere j.
every reason IL believe thst DE added
industry Wsula pr7vs szceessfui fc
ihose no have farm in Houston taita
IN Texas and WHO sank az larestmeHt
j. woaid seem that ssca an oppor,aaiiy
Is this 9oald Be- seized upoa ilnne4ia1ely.
On the contrary. q viii taks eonmiitse
q estizsus and several seeks o, Arga-
meat. 70 inoues men uith money 70 help
organize zhis COMPANY
We should remember. however ihat
&aen the first COTTON seed ell mali MAS
built in Houston Is failure was pre-
hirses Now there are ave%f ,hen here
and lhey are al busy.
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TWO rr>ns cr DEvELormrsr.

There IL ooe Industry in Texas that has
.briyei aoaleuuny making OF food
'nd mapuiaeiuriDg products from tho
seed Of the cotton plant
IN tb.s State there are 1870 cotton seed
81 mill v'hieh no. only shows won
deriaf development Of an industry that
W4s MOI known twenty years ago. but
Is likewise a striking refltation OF the
claims 3hat Texas laws are antagonists
10 manufacturing investments. These
mills represent an Investment OF over
;e9oJ0oo In this STATE. and the proprie-
ton os them have been given every pro-
lection By the railroad commission and
b. city ana state laws The number OF
mills has increased yearly, and today
Texas aas one fourth OF all the manu-
fseturing plants 81 this character in uhe
south.
This STATE has more oil mills than both
he caroiiDas combined. South and North
Carolina are FAR ahead Of Texas IN fac
toiaes 70 manufacture cotton goods, how
ever. In far Texas has made very lit
ale progress in that line OF development
SMILE The carolinas are leading the South
in cotton mills, Our oil mills now bring
20 me state more than $4,000, 900 an
nuaily, and promise to increase in mum
Der aud Salne each year aud Il would
induce investment in other lines OF man.
ufaetuidng.
n men with money were willing to ex.
pertinent years ago with what was Their
noneidered a vast product. and found II
yeritable mine OF wealth. why should
iney hesitate 70 invest N factories tc
make cotton goods, when It has beer
proven that such plants are always proat.
able in the South under proper manage
menE?
Honsto5 will receive over two million
bales Of COTTON this year and will no
manufacture one pound OF 1t. Wagons
alone bring 70 the city enough cotton tc
keep two or three mills busy each year
u 80 even said uhat tae samples taken
from The bales Of cotton handled by
Houston firms would be sufficient to fur
nish the raw product for one factory. II
there were factories OF this character in
Harris couny farmers could sell the cot
ION 10 the mills without ever having II
teled or compressed, thus making the
crop &c least 70 per cent more valuable
60 them
4 gentleman u this city who has been
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silver in Demand.

Baltimore sun.
silver has advanced 10 81 IL cents an
ounce under the influence chiefly Of an in
creased demand from we Indian govern
meur Though the STANDARD is gold ia
India. silver Is wanted Cor tne small re-
tai transactions Of It's 200 100000 people.
Gold is wanted for the wholesale trade
and banking and exchange operations, but
FOR The petty buying aud selling Of q
country where most Of the population are
very poor and prices are i1w the yellow
meta. is less coRyen.e that silver In
CHINA indeed, copper or bronze CONS are
t-e cash OF the people a very cheap meta.
suited best for very smill transactions.
As much as s25 000, 900 OF silver has been
shipped in the last three quarters from
London 10 the British West Indies an
increase 4 over $500 600 over las year.
England imported IN he nine months end
ed with September yiI 600 600 worth Of
silver, Of which amount the United SJales
supplied $40, 100000, TIE Total movement
10 India, China and Japan was SAG 500 900
China taking s2l 500. 600 worth. The for
90 troops in China require silver for
local payments. and Chinese merchants.
IN consequence CT the war prefer silver
10 goods in payment for Chinese exports.
The increase OF silver shipments to he
East over last year Is some $4,000 600, or
d6 PER cent. The facts seem 10 SHOW ulat
he East is still capabie OF absorbing sill
yer and may continue to do so for a long
reriod
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work WILL soox BEGIN.


Captain Charles Clarke. WHO is under
contract vitb ,he Federal government
Tor making the initial section Of Buffalo
bayou rsugs5le for frst-ciass ocean
tteamers saya that be nill begin opera
lions 1ext week work vlll start a. Nor
gan Poiu and viii lead out 10 the jetties.
Captain Clarke thinks he can finish this
section ir about nine months
Il 10 70 BE- hoped the government viii
push the work OF broadening aad deepen
5e Buns,o bayou. 50 as 10 make IT capa
bic Of bearing ocean going vessels with
ease. 70 a speedy completion. This ls one
Of INC pubic Improvements that viii be
u incslculabie beneht. not only to Hous-
ION ard HARRIS county, but 70 Texas. 10
cd tae wonderful aod prosperous States
o; the Transmississ!ppl and TO the whole
commercial woria
weh railroads leading 10 every point
% he compass 1t wiil be an easy matter
10 gen the wheat. cotton. corn and cattle
snd al Of the exports o, the great States
Of The Trarsmissisuppi section 10 this
city, ami from hero they can be shipped
Js ocean a,csmefa 20 an ports Of the
aodA
10 DC sure, Il rIl lake some labor and
money 70 make Buffalo bayou capable OF
bear seagoins crafts, but when the
prcem undertaking Is compared with
great leats ike the b8Hdlng o. the spcz
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n. D. Fisher Admitted.

wharton Texts, November is--In the
case Of the state vs.. 7 d. Fisher. for s.he
killing OF Gilmore Porter. the jury after
Twelve hours deliberation rendered YER
dict Of not guilty.
case OF T. D Fisher for the killing OF
scout Porter was dism ssed by motion Of
1ne court on account of insufficieney Of
evidence to convict
The fol owing cases were dispensed
WIN: Mary Haynes. murder, mol pros
scott Benson, murder. dismissed; sqm
slarf2s, murder, continued and Wash
ball' theft Of cattle, found guilty
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Momnt CnIm Matterr.

Mount Calm. Texas. November l2-Rev
\, A. Keen preached his farewell sermon
here yesterday and left today 10 attend
The Northwest Texas conference al
Georgetown
b. R. Etherdge P. II. Burkhslter and
Mesdames 7 ] Elicit. W. T. McGrew Z.
X. Herring and j. a. Glenn have returned
Waco
7. p. Rogers and Cicero Wiley hsye
formed partnership and will conduct d
general contracting and building business
here.
w. Il. Mcneil IS erecting nice rest
dence on Second street
The siege Of typhoid fever is subsidinR
and the health OF the community is great
" imprOYed
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Byrd Given Two Years.

Cameron, Texas. November 12-In the
district court this morning Albert Byrd
pleaded guilty to manslaughter and was
given two wears in the penitentisry He
was formerly convicted of murder in the
second degree and sentenced to twenty
five years in the penltentiary. but the case
was reyorreA He stood charged by in
d ctment for the murder of L. c. Alex
andN- in 1892.
John Ri-hter pleaded gu lty 70 man
81 daughter and was given two years inn
priscnment He was indicted for the muir
der Of William Spater. Most OF the W..
nesses for the state we're drowned in Gal
weston September s. Mrs. Spater and nine
ch ldren were lost.
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MORE RErrsLrcAS HONESTY.

As The facts some 10 The iisat q iay in
New York the chjcanery ~ Odell Davies
ana Roosevelt, in delaying tl> rvblRatloa
Of Mayor Van WICK answer 70 charge
anent the Ice trust. 5econcs more ap-
parent
il was hoped by ;hc republican bosses,
evidently, that Mayor Van Wycks an
swer would he a yi,upcratiye political
document. possibly juggling Of words
apd q lodging Of tbc questions At issue.
Bu, in this they were disappointed q.
vas calm. straightforward aud direct
and ,or that reason seems 10 hsv been
held 'in allegiance until after The election
for fear Of hurting our cause"
This is the brave ana ultra honest
Roosevelt and his chic. allies in the
world q political purity and fairness
The New York Herald a republican pa
per exhibits some Of the righteous in
dignation honest persons IN New York
feel because Of The diplomatic evaslve-
ness ami artfui da8giur Of THIS trinity Of
trust ana purity when those serious
charges arc made egslnst them. The
Herald says
Governor Roosevelt Goecruor-eiect Ddcl
and Attorrey General Davies arH placed Us
40 cnvlsbie position by the publication ~ al
alleged scheme 10 delay action $50 nc ice
trust charges ir order 70 arent the election
in thu state u what pgTports 10 be mes
ssgss thai passed between them are genuine
and ~ plan "! action alleged 20 nare been
lonccctso was really mapped and carried
out ~ stated. ~ - nor putting tbc matter
roo strongly 70 say 'hHt the public iu1igua-
tcn over the oriEilsl charges is ogershsd-
Owed b. the surprise ana anger Of the people
81 these later Developments The governor
can no. anoT1 70 be silent a day Sir Ouei.
aDCat 10 step l1tD the highest ON in thls
State CHI not afug1 20 give eyaslve answers
20 tie direct questions that have been asked
iHl Sir. Davies. tbe attorney general, hold
can moi remain dumb when such a matter
as tbH = lard a. his door An answer.
prompt, f1pbrf. giving emphatic aenisi 10
words 80 plain that the oullest .stell@ct will
and ihe whole irut5---is what ~ santr1 ana
want'd nov Ibs governor has Jusi nsG con
ferreg on aim By the state higher houors
even than those which the people hsa already
gwen MIN Re douDly owes q 20 tucm 70
brand these cbsTees as mise. u sueh they
afc. Mr. udeI has had TIME 10 Eive tue lie
direct - ~ha; has been stated. Why does be
not d1 sor
Echo answers Why. Perhaps because
he ran not answer them without incrimi-
mating himself and friends As time
passes on tho republicans VIII undoubtei-
ly show their hands in the game Of smH-
tlon and corruption RAPIDLY enough 70
keep the republican newspaper Ike the
Herald, explaining.
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IAMPtRlNG wITH \
AZ tNca.srAr,oss

-
ny ~ Az TIE potens Spells X
BY wreeths Of ineans. y nist:
~ ell the oit-iime a. esrai L
! wait and bid gtn tsasa III
~ sat' tue world aa5 ~
'@.tea, 'Ae sea new ii
PHI Ger me pl4 4
psayed taat III 4
bNt prayers are vain. j.
and I'll Nigh, no; 20 y = I.
Now my repining besFs ,ses safs
ana sui en- murmnr s y' W.
* IS fne h9u not " u
not that anAasl54e u, en
zen lighted BY a aiel5 ~ y a
Lamned souls hOl5 siisy ' =.
~ nisA noon Of an aalups
aha lat my lonely ri &
Acown that dear ana 1sfe az
where a beech Tree lssss J ~
enc u us SCARED and rusv NJ I a
VI. "o names, two hearts so 81
10. s-niied to see me cafys s ss.a sssl
NY name and thine. thy sas ,,s' Nj
Asat sslss.,I
20; by that sign we both b.,.
ny autumn's changing b1a y 4 .l US
by al the scenes thFo xs VAR aal sslei|
~ loved breeze ts-. Y spi
ei@dee ~ s'lr L.
~ al t5r lowe hat sBea
Il O.. "a y
= e see thy 3ar "
eonluTe you TO come i nj 3 sl's
a whisper stirs the dfoaol,.
me grasses sway across H. s's ~
Ana thro' the rustiing fO.iase -, ''s
a halo lights the sngsea * = a'3
ana resting on the caFyen -
Ado'ns the ol3 trees crsse ! = Is.
4 walt. she comesl she Ei am !. D ~
anu so twin soul communes S .s,ssl h,
Now begins that long dre,r
when the average man is trous,ss h, n
cold feet. do not like to crIticI.s / /
really seems as II she might warn nc
before she retires. -
II ton Of coal costs Is ana /. ~, !.
wood costs 81 how long Win i t,Es ~ ! :. !
and his wife to decide which an 1 I. !. - T.
up n'si and kindle the hreY " =
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RENorNcEs wnALrn.


op'saEo' November X chicago boa d,
s .. visitor today. scSie people vouls
~ me city had entertained nm anre. nv
s ., Others would express the on,n,on
h Nm sI9 mos, foolish crank or record bsa
o,1"ae'ed into town Whatever tho ~
HE ~ t9e story ~ James Eads uo,, ~,
JTo,, Y stianger team my rouia9.c, anu
over ,hs 70 tramp, tholgh he wills an
frcm Ham% many ana walked into csicaeo
de- Mnen he reached Ind DIN ~ psseE
nns nnele hls next meal was h ,a,ns 'v 49,. ~
Tau,,i,. soneefn Ho is not a. on ~, r7 ~.
0ne OF the best and wealthiest ~
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No, the Ola f. G. robert. Residence.

Inc Fost OF the 10Th instant contained
an hem from Brepbam headed "A Land
mark Burned stating that THE Roberts
residence in the Fle~ellen neighborhood.
a fine old home in snte -bellum days" etc.
wss DESTROYED by FIRE last night" In a
letter received from Col mel r. G. Rob
erts, the original and present owner OF
the residence named. it is learned thar
the house burned was not the r. @. Rob
erts home. but The former home OF his
son. John H. Roberts.
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cattle Dying in Madison coun.y.

Hennessy, Texas. November 10, Cattle
are dying around here to 40 extent that
has alarmed some OF the stockmen, and
they are selling them at reduced rates.
The diseased puzzles the owners Some
young cattle in good order and apparent
ly free from disease are found dead The
pasturagc is very good.
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x.wro hoy Accidentall,y, RE rs n

pcI,v'Ile Texas, November /. Dos ~
IA years old. was touna -, hsre % r
one and nalf miles from =. a r., i. s.r''.
n lendirg through the farm ?, 4, NJ ~ i, slas q
with lsrse sunshot wound l,aa,r ~ III p :
, sy nome yesterday @o sa@iip ssI ara
4 ss'f boys e es9 s =, i. I sssg A:
S not Ssen iound , q, e Gs % .s
i sfslf" to reach i. so now S 4 sSlosa y
pressed paper 10 'n0 :.
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SUD Agalnrt ths kn,x.

GAINESVILLE, Texas, November l2.--N. 4.
lVior OF Collin county filed suit in the dis
uiet court here today against the Missouri
KANSAS and Texas hallway company Tor SO.
~ iof killing his son, Waiter Taylor, sew
oy a passenger traIn.
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n0rsIos, WEDNESDAY, nov. "a.
TEN PAGES TODAY.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Correspnndcnceo f ell descriptions,
whether intended for the business
or editorial department. should be
addressed 90 The Houston Post"
and not 10 any individual, and all
checks, drafts, money orders, etc,
matte payable to the Houston Print
ing Company"
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80. clalmea from / q ~

daInesyilIe, Texas, Nosems ,ossy % o :,
suit was commences ~. ~ 4sss, sr''' . !,
trict court in which rIsS sua Y, J. J,
s = ,r,ss . 'ss ANY, q .s..s g
q As lsss e., mh Gp 10 u iDe s'''''
company.
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Telephone Numbers: s.ss.... n,

ihr Gty-Ths Pos IS ssiivsr.a y any psrt Of ne
or s. tauiers. per u9rsh. sf.oos rhree nonfhs
$500; si1 1onths 5000; nas rear st7.oo.
M Tbsosofe bsn1E sas charge u TIE cssy
clrcalator and coiiecfiag NeSs;s. Th.ocor.
p@rinR. Chzs Lott ara Bur; HuH me su-
foFfsss COLLECTORS 81 zB city biiis fSott ssserfls
rs ard sgtsGrpu9n} snd 70 -ossy shout 5.
rad 10 kny 9n- eflsf tasr ffs9ss nsnad. unlsss
stetial zrirea authority ga=s b the Business
rBnassr " shpSu. Al accounts Of any sire
should - PAD by efsscs il favor q Tss Hozs-
On Printing CgnpEFy.
sHbferihers faiitus 70 receis. Tn. POST regularly
Nan r,eass emit ne orsce gfor PTS. Every
Vzref Is sSpecfe4 % se delivered not later thsn
- 81 sock n
treer no circum stances viii orders given by
employes on the office be recognized and
raid, or accepted N payment OF accounts.
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A. a. CURRENCY Reforn,

Nov York Jcurnll
This does not mean, Of course. that the
question Of currency reform has been Sc
tied. That has never been an ISSUE. NJ
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WITH THE PASSING 1HRONG.

I'm PASSENGER agent Ai-~ie-l "a -
weston Houston and Henderson ralwa5 70
a represen alive OF The Post yes eF-ay,
ans al present Indications p-ia- to
continuance DUNG The winter Of the GUS
tom 50 aaspieigssy begun last rri-a[
night OF course a crowd auincie-ily
large 10 warrant The ope ation d sps-
csaI train can not be secured iot ever
PERFORMANCE at Sweeney q Coomys
theater. hut | believe that Galveston nal
be able 10 furnish from a hundred 10
huaGred AMI nifty people for every at,TA1-
tion OF past4cu.zr note during tne se's q,
The people OF the Island City want some
thius 70 ssvert their minds from the aN-4i
signts they witnessed durins tne Storm
and from iae feeling o, depression WI -
IS now ia evidence. and taiaA 1nsy an
agree that these trips 70 the iAeatef q.
Houston vili give them VIVA they "aAt
IS well as II no. better than any ming else
that can be devised 10 ms coHnelt.o a
crest deal Of crc3it Is due Nr. O. herpe. 4
Brown. wlth whom the idea originated.
nc has Interested net oHig Ire people q
Galveston but the railroads as We j. an
as "a result J Believe tA4t ihs itips q
Houston viii become very popular al-4
tine winter"
uztg,r s--srge,,.ents ~ d ing to flol
- ~ -. ~ e. .,.oste7Isrs zhisa VII
,,,.i,.,. bsii NJ no
~ 49, H. M a.. M n
I.-D -e"e mon, , 80
li-1- '4e t'iFl1-l--e 4',..
!AeI "iA be tI1S-ali! l''
.,The acpo- ~ Tho cirv rorncil in voting
" 'He
- s'1"-
s..'s ana '-"7 -,,
iiili'e-''y -'7i-'-~-e w.
'lemah "ho reslies hO' we
throw from me i1'all.- gig 4e.. y 80
ileal one TOT naAl7o-le l.ls 2A-..'.H
os@er 'nan 'Ay location W ye. h.u
M hltoDed 'n e'h1e.lioIi "i'" '1s or
iiofary site ans me e.s eoiNo'l' l. .t7
generoNiiy has no- 2Di3 No" III
henaetion OF 'Ae ea,'Is o-l.-'9 ~,
sspienHla af- OF Floiii rD.tl.el
put mas placed Itself under iaSlAs oal.-
cations 10 nose VINO I'VE l-A'i'go - .1l-
"a l1e N''Dl.s - gag guy
tre original i1c, Of having a central ire
station there
"Thc giving IF bis property as SITE
Tor the carnegie bliiHias ayes tae
.lons' .o...s ~ ~,
~ D 49, ~ ~ -
:. n-ls '''t
il,ls,'h ~ .is e'- 1'lN vi "'' ""'10
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tras,s are 80 20 sFessinx Seems sta
sloeds. sssels aad rurs atnaqspsefc.
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me INFUSION '''y ''uheA 10 'o '' 'om-
mcndci Tor its action m donating certain
vacant eiiy property aa ..t, Ton rbc nr,
posed Carnegie library rhr site o. ccn-
traliy located and win ne eas,i, ,.cces,b,o
o. .t.
.e!hen' Ihe people as whole VIII thank
.
The "e1ept vote. An inc sortn ,,,o,,p,,
went nsninE on election day
save tb. charlotte, ~ev-s and ro,r.,,
81 have come ont ,f the eao,na,rn ,. .,y,
ur prvsn ..y,,t ,,,.r ,,,,,,,,-r,.. .r,.,
Is oe'ter imam oelns elected president Ana
another satisfaction awaits him. bcfore the
next four years nave passed the great ma
lofiiy OF the people win regret with all
ihcir hearts, that he WAS NOT elected presi
dent.
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Ar' Addicks Of Delaware Will now make