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missionary Anniversnry.

Gonzales, Texas, November Tho mis-
sionary anniversary of the West Texas
conference was held in the Methodist
church, opening at 1880 this evening.
Religious service was conducted by Rev.
II. b. Shrek. The opening address was
delivered by Rev George b. Winter OF
the Mexican border mission conference.
He made an earnest plea for the Spanish
speaking people. Cuba, Porto Rico, the
Philippines and all this broad stretch OF
country south of US, opens UP along side
field which because OF our geographical
relation lis peculiarly our sphere OF mis-
sionary activity He Was followed by
Rev, Dr. Z. II. Read OF Korea. He very
naturally carried his audience to the far
l2ast. Shanghai Is the siSth city OF the
world in point OF commercial Importance.
! This Is the headquarters OF the southern
| Methodist church our mission is wisely
located We Have been fortunate in tna
men which the church has sent to China.
| The stuted lambeth so Chr!stllke IN
spirit and lite, has left deep his Impress
on these people. Or. Young j, Allen -
one OF the greatest sInen Who has gone
/ from any church. He is one Of The great
est Christian factors in the empire. Inc
Literature he IS sending out Is doing Ia
lealculable good there. Dr, A. T.. Parker.
whose scholarship has SO distinguished
him among the Chinese, Is In demand and
in great esteem UNIONS thar people. he
discussed the difficulties which 4ptendeA
the establishment OF Christian SCHOOLS
our beginning was among the poorest
people Hut now we reach The higher
IQags. Onr progress has been slow, but
steady. The boys taught in our schools
, have gone out into positions of influence
, land power over the empire. There IS
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Leufesley, San Antonio; E. NJ. Black,
Cleveland, Ohio; I, l., Rushmore, New
York; c. H. Brown. city; p. A. McPhil-
lips, New York; ]. G. Townsend, Roches-
ter; James b. Phillips, Chicago; j. Bar
field. New York; /. Dollam, Palestine;
George b. Alexander and wife, New York;
s. Lous and wife, NJ. A. Lewis, New York;
]. ]. Horon. St Louis; J. Il. Sender, New
York; h. Il. Parmenter, Grand Rapids;
Ida A. Butcher Chicago; ~ Lehman,
New York; K. NJ. MoCombre. Kansas
City; e Goudge, steamer Kendle Castle;
Ben Il. Bee. San Antonio; NJ Grumhach,
city; A. Joseph Llano. Il. p. Boyle, b.
lC. Dufhe, Houston NJ. r. Sharp, Da-
villo: II. A. ellis, Austin ]. Il. Caldwell,
Huntsville; j. NJ. Holler, Victoria; j. G.
smith T. L. Smith, Bryan ]. NJ. Seolig,
Cincinnati; l.. Aticks, d. II Gilbn, New
York: j. Nj. Gieselman, Houston; Alice
Veatch jennings. La. J. NJ. stewart
Dallas; Thomas II. Creole, New York.
]. b. Jones. st. Louis; w. j. Davidson,
New York; l.. A. Honistein, Chicago.
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BExAR COUNTY.
|rre Full Tickets Have Been Put In
the Field.

rre Full Tickets Have Been Put In
the Field.
NJ Antonio. Texas, November 5.-The
kars Of this county have the choice oil
|las full county tickets. two non-partisan
N nyolying the financial management
county. and the third being prac-
|Isly compete socialist county ticket,
b. principal fight lies between Judge
Elgt B. Green against H. B. Salliway for
ksny Judge, and Bryan Callaghan against
(hlOs Bee for district attorney, Green
" Bee running on the same ticket.
| The district off GERS voted upon are as
(loss:
| Rr congress, Twelfth district--J. l..
Fayisn DEM, C. C. Drake (Rep), e. G.
|nnr lscclal DEM, Frank j. Leitner ESQ.,
fglsi lborI
| IN Sale senator. Twenty-fourth dis
|re-Theod re Harris (Dem), l.. c
fnhous (Rep). J. w. Schofeld (socia
EnI
Fi representative, Thirty ninth district
lehn L. Little and Chris B. Callan
DEM, James Raley and John II. Boltor
sipl, R. 0. L1ngworthy (social Dem.)
POI foater, Ninetieth distrlct-T. +
fAriguez tDem.), j. P. Newcomb (Rep,)
J Curtis (sOclal Dem.).
District judges (all non-partisan nomt
r. nil-lotn II. Clark against Georg
Nopnan in Thirty-seventh judicial dis
fa ), j. Brloks against Scion Stewar
hiy-seventh judicial d strict.
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NAVARRO COUNTY POLITICS.
A Fusion Deal In to BE Rendered
Abortive.

Abortive.
Corsicana, Texas, November 5.-Becom-
ing satisfied that there exists an UNDER
standing between republicans and popu-
lists in this county, under which large
percentage of the republican vote Will be
cast tomorrow for the populist county
ticket, the democratic campaign commit
tee are today doing everything within
their power to counteract this influence
and democrats all over the county are pc
ing put on their guard. The populists nave
made a still hunt from the beginning ana
worked their schemes so quietly that IL
was not until late in the campaign that
the democrats got onto them. Inere Is
a considerable populist and consluei
able black republican vote in the county
and should it unto on ono set OF can
didates and the democrats not turn OUT
there would be danger OF the eoaiitlon
| winning out. To bring the fun demo-
cratic vote out is what the commlttee
has been at work on today, and they
feel that they will be able to DO SO anu
elect every man on the ticket.
The negro republicans In TINS couhs'
have revolted against the republican can
! dIdate for congress, S. II. Lumpkn, ane
Z will not vote for him because ne an
nounced in a speech at Hillsboro tnat ne
would not vote for DAVID ApneF' W
negro nominated by the repuplieahs ~
superintendent OF public INSTRUCTION.
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Note. nnd Personals.

Galveston, Texas, November ga mar
riage license has been issued to A. Bor-
schow and Miss Mollie Goodman.
r. A. ellis of Austin is in the city.
A. Joseph of Llano, Texas is at the
fremont
The Mallory steamship Lampasas ar
rived this morning from New York with
the following list OF. passengers; Mrs.
w. R. Perrott and two children of Hoas-
ton; George King and wife. Victoria;
Mrs l.. Love. Colorado Springs; George
W. Alexander Tucson; Miss Caroline
Everts, San Francisco; r. Gray, wife and
three children Galveston; Mrs. AZ Grain
and child. Galveston; L. NJ. Kaign anc
Miss f. Kaign, San Antonio Mrs. A. r
Campbell and family, Galveston; Jas
Myer and wife, Galveston; Mr.. A. Lewis
( Gainesville. and slxty-seven steerage pas
sengers Most Of the latter were for in
terror points.
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<yOTE IN GALVESTON
| ,,,,, n a Mslorily 10 Favor Of Bur-
CESS for Congress.
y, r,,ssDs ARE WILLING TO GIVE UP
rs.m Vow Concede that the
p'locra,ic Candidate VIII
De Elected.

rovss November 5.-The city
' ~, has escaped the political
.r,,ors this year, but today the
W.. and their henchmen have been
., alive and have been doing
b deal asal Of personal work The pres ;.
NJ ~ n indicate the election OF
N NM straight democratic TICKET.
4 ..ssional race will result In q
~ ~ Burgess. The friends Of
M, admit this but many OF
.aoit that there is little doubt
o.,ses, will be elected. Jones has
,,uowing that Hawley had among
ss,,e people and the colored vote
a 20 republican this time either
,...r have been very much disap-
\. !, the way the patronage was
the last time and they are
.,,s 10 be deceived again. The
l ..o,,a admit that the Hawley fol-
W-atU
u, viii not vote for him and some
,,sn 20 SO far as to say that Haw-
,,ss not want them to. Whether
(. true or not, it is true that the
- o, Hawley are supporting Bur-
"a tSat with the rest of the dem
a. vote will easily elect him.
rat deal of blufhng but very lit
!. h,tng is being done here today. The
i, reason for this is that over hall
or people have suffered by the storm
1, rssy have no money that they car
IA 10 loose. They still have plent!
Wind though and this Is being use'
py ntrayagantly.
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THE RICE COMBINE FORMED
TT HAS A CAPITAL or FIFTEEN
MILLION DOLLARS.
xy,tIiom w. Vanderbilt of New York
Is the President of the Concern
List of the other Officers.

Crowley, La. November D - the
American Rice Growers Distribution
company. limited, is now real concern.
The act of incorporation was filed today
The incorporators. board of directors and
officers are as follows: william w
Vanderbilt of New York, president; VIII
liam w. Duson OF Crowley, vice presi-
dent and general manager; Alex w. Hal
lenberg Of New York, treasurer; James
p. McGovern OF New York, secretary;
James Shirley, Anderson T. Herd. Will
liam II. Dove, Charles N. Gray, all OF
New York, and Miron Abbott of Crowley
compose the balance of the directors.
Jack FrankeI OF Crowley win fill tho
responsible position OF chief grader
Capital stock Sl5,oOO,Ooo, with $780, Oo
paid lid. It's domicile Is Crowley, but
the concern will most likely have head
quarters in Texas TO comply with th'
laws of that state.
Tho objects and purposes are stated II
an extensive article to provide and fos
ter markets for agricultural products
especially rice, rice straw and its pro
ducts, rice and paper mill, bonded ware
houses, irrigating canals and 10 max
advances TO farmers.
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TENS poLITAIoAL NOTES.

Bastrop. Texas, November 5.-Governor
Savers came in this afternoon ana Is a
guest of his brother. Hon. S. s. Savers.
Mineral Wells, Texas. November A.
Hon. J. S. Adams Of Fort Worth. prohi-
bition candidate for lieutenant governor,
addressed the citizens Of Mineral Wells
al the Crazy well pavilion last night.
A large crowd was In ATTENDANCE.
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APPEAL TO DEMOCRATS.
ucasons why They should support
the Whole Ticket.

Dallas. Texas, November 5.-The demo-
cratic campaign managers. in order 10
make assurance doubly sure. today HOOD
cd Dallas county and city with the tol-
lowing Circular;
Democrats; Vote tomorrow Tor all
democratic nominees. This is important
First in order that Dallas county may
have her proper representation. in the
next State democratic convention, ana
regain her place as the banner demo-
cratic county of Texas; ana, seoohui!,
defeat j. Roll Johnson, democratic nomi,
nee for sheriff, by quietly arousing and
Getting to the polls the entire vote Of
the opposition, expecting that a Ispse
number OF democrats not suppoSins snei =
will be any serious contest VIII remain
owav from the polls. He is the regular
democratic nominee. Let us make NJ
| majority overwhelming
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nnr, s.rinnfello,r cnnvictch.

Lockhart, Texas, November 5,--Ihe jury IN
the case OF Earl stringfellow, after being
out about three hours. returned verdict,
Saturday night, finding the defendant guilty
of murder In the second degree, and liking
the penalty at eight years in the penltenthry.
a motion for new trial will be MED
The case against young fd Larrimore LOT
eomery. win be taken up this morning.
This IL the last week OF district court, ana
whether through or not, 1t must close satur-
day
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GRAYsoN COUNTY CAMPAIGN.
The Only Fight On Is for the District
Judgeship.

Sherman, Texas, November 5.-The
Grayson county campaign closed here to-
night with public speaking in which
many prominent democrats took part.
Bryan and the democratic platform were
strongly sustained by each and an en-
thusiastic confidence that the results of
tomorrow's election would be for the
democrats expressed. The only local o.
flee in which there has been contest
is that of district judge in which Hon,
John Finley independent candidate has
made hard fight. At tonights demon
stratlon all the speakers handled HIM
without gloves and Judge JOHN A. Bliss,
his warmest supporter, was roughly ham
died. Both Mr.. Finley and Judge Bliss
were defeated at the spring primaries
by Hon. Rice Maxey for the democratic
nomination for this office
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THE WATERS-PIERCE CASES
HAVE BEEN DISMISSED IN MLhh'
NAN COUNTY COURT.
PIea i'm Abatement that the Old Cor
pOration Has Dissolved WINS sup
ported by the District Judge

Waco, Texas, November 5'--Judse
Scott this morning sustained the plea in
abatement in the case Of the STAG
against the Waters Pierce Oil company
and dismissed the cases.
This ends the celebrated penalty cases
in favor of the Waters-Pieree company
The court, however, held that inasmuel
as the company was in arrears for par'
of its taxes the order would not be en-
tered until the receipts for all taxes
State, county and municipal. were eH-
hiblted in court.
County Attorney Thomas gave notice
OF appeal.
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RALLY AT wARRENToN.
A''aeks on Burgess VIII Hurt the
Republicans.

htpubtiChhFs
NaHenton, Texas. November 4.-Under
r. auspices of the Burgess democratic
A Of this place a democratic rally
~ held last night, which was we'll at
s'aee- Hon. C. E. Lane of La Grange,
e aenocratic nominee for the legisla-
V and Charles Kruger, Esq, of Bell
w delivered able addresses. The dem
sa o. this place are well organized
'un OF enthusiasm and energy, and
~ que VIII go to the polls Tuesday
w, and work earnestly for the sue
W Inc ticket The unwarranted and
sIaH attack on Mr. Burgess and the
s.Vas adopted by the republican cam
" leaders to blacken his character
WIN the sincere condemnation Of
10y decent republicans, and will make
majority greater. They disapproye of
aueh methods, and as the opposition
s'e V meet him In honorable discus
ua political issues, declare the man
eohducting tie campaign against
infamous and unworthy the sup
ueeent men. This box has al
~ ueen known as the banner repub-
s,.. WV OF the county, but there is every
~, 70 believe that after next Tues
aosember 6, this distinction vii
s'ailg of the past.
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San Angelo mission-H. A. Burns.

San Angelo mission--H. A. Burns.
Sherwood circuit. n. Broylea~
Ozona and SonoTn--N. b. Thompson.
Sterling City-S. j. Drake.
Paint Rock--J S. Rice.
Brady circuit-T. J. Lasslter.
pontotoc circuit. Nj. shuford.
Mllburn circuit. A. Phillips.
Menardville and Junction-M. r. Allen.
Macon clrcuit-D. A. Gregg.
Bishop Gambler, at West Texas confer
ence, while collection WAS heing taken
and some one proposed to send the hat
around: give dollars shrink 70 two
bits when you take the hat around The
hat. like charity, hides multitude OF
sins"
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nurnct county Campaign.

Bertram, Texas, November 4,-The
political campaign OF Burnet county tick
cts closed in this place last evening
with small gathering at the high school
building, which was addressed by County
Attorney Moses in behalf OF the demo-
cratic ticket. There are two offices that
will be very close in the county those
OF assessor and collector. The demo-
Gratis claim they will elect both their
candidates, but it will take the official
count to tell which will be successful.
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II. L. HALL KILLED.
Reward of n Thousand Dollars VI
fered for His slayer.


I'll Paso Texas. November Sri. l.. Han
the wealthiest ranchman OF El paso county
was shot and killed at noon yesterday az
one of h,s ranches seventy-nve miles norm
Of Van Horn. The sherir's ONCE hero was
notified today and the dispatch receiver
stated that Halls relatives had onereu a
reward OF $1,000 for the capture OF raye esS9
how. who die the shooting Seelcy escaped,
going west and up to tonight mis- capture
had not been reported. g L. hsrrins,
ranch foreman In the employ OF lia,l' rro.
shot through the arm while trying 70 Pr pr,
tect the ranchman. The shooting was MOI
unexpected. , A.
Hall was very influential and populai ~ ~
the Van Horn locality and wei KNOW. o., ne ~, q
He had recently been oifered sl2o,0oO Tor ni'
ranch and had $50 900 life Insurance ~
family consists of wife and three ehiiu l',r
/ The sheriff today wired onicers ~ tn,i5ty,
rounding towns to look out for the iusi"''
1 and arrest him
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RELIGIOUS.
Mosl reNns Arnointments.

Gonzales, Texas, November 5.-Bshop
W. A. Gambler announced the following
apnolntments of preachers of the West
Texas conference this morning at 1920;
Just before the appointments OF the
West Texas conference were read TINS
morning Mrs. MAIDEN Fly sand a SOLO
The New Conservation Hymn to the
great delight of the large audience
san Marcos misunderstanding Fisher,
presiding elder.
San Marcos station-I. T. Morris.
san Marcos cirouit--W. H. il. Biggs'
Seeuin station--J. c. Wilson.
l.uling circuit--F. II. g. Elliott
Lochhart station. c. Mathis.
| Gonzales station-~NoW Harris.
! Loekhart circuit. A. Piedger
KYLE aud Pleasant Grove-J, 4. Graham.
Buda circuit. J. Franks.
Dripping Springs mission-W. H. XII
Tough.
belmont circuit. A. King.
Waelder aud Thompsonyille-J. w.
I Sims. Ar
Student to Southwestern uniyersity--M'
san Antonio dietrict--B, Harris, pre-
siding elder
Travis Par6--J. NJ. Moore.
West End--Btyan c. Roach
: Prospect HILL. I. King
sherman Streets. d. Bel.
South Heights-C, S. Mills.
pleasanton clrcuit-J. II. Buck.
Amphion circuit-To be supplied
Bexnr circuit--E. b. Galloway
pearsall circuit-A c. Biggs.
t,otulla circuit. c. Russell
IfvnIde station--V. G, Thomas.
Ragie Pass station--F. B. Buchanan.
Moore circuit--M. 4. Allen.
Hondo and Devine-E. y, swanson
Utopia circult-T. G. Wools'
Del Rio efation--T. f. Sessions.
a McKinnon seminary. NJ hdr'''on
/ president .u .osid,n,
Cuero district. w. sto'"i'' ~
elder.
Victoria and Port Layaca-A. /. scar
borough.
a Edna station--J. w. Long.
Ganado circuit-F. A. Knox.
Sweet Home clreuit-C w. Perkins
Halletsville circuit--W' a, Dunn
Nursery circuit-F. u, McGehee'
l. Leesville circuit-C. f, Annis.
Clear Greek circuit-F. j. Perrin
/, Yoakum station-W. J. Johnson
' Rancho circuit. l.. Kennedy.
:, Runge and Kennedy A. w. wilson
y Beeyille District. NJ. Alexander pre-
!, siding elder.
y Beeville station--W. /. Renfro'
~ GolIad statlon-B. II. Passmore.
te Corpus Christi station--J. NJ. Linn
v Laredo station. /. II. Miller
q. Alice circuit--R. |. Adair.
- Oakville circuit-G. NJ. Gardner
as lclorosville station--J. e. Wepn-
o. Lavernia circuit S. Napier.
OF Wade City circuit--Carper Wiillamsoi
stockdale circuit--A A. Bezzo.
IA Blanconia--W. A. Meyers
ne Kennedy circuit w. Gibbons.
lis Sutherland Springs--W II. NeWkrh.
N. I.lano dlstriet--I X. Waller, presialn
lr- elder.
ye Ilano station-James Hammond.
San Saba station---M. A. Black.
Kerrville station--W A. Garrett
Center Point-T. 3. Ellis.
X. Blanoo circuit. j. Rape
he Boerne circuit. B. Davis.
Nd Willow City--E. IT. Campbell
wv Bandera and Medina-M. X Fred.
lid Cherokee circuit. ID. Warreli,
ok Round Mountain circuit. 2. Garrel
10 Ksngsland circuit--C w. Goodwin.
Rock Springs circuit-A. j. McCuiloug
- Ingram eircuit-Suppied-
selma--Supplied.
use san Saba Mission---Robert Payne.
tic. san Angelo district--Theophilus II
tn. presiding elder
SAN Angelo station, 3. Scott
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noGus TICKETS ARE OUT.
The Scheme to BE Tried in Austin
County.

Kenney, Texas, November 5.-The re-
publicans have lot of bogus tickets cut
in Austin county, The ticket is headed
Republican Ticket" with electors for
president then a large blank space and
again headed estate Democratic Ticket
The top of the ticket can be folded back
and the ticket used on unthinking voters
as a straight democratic ticket Neither
Burgess nor Lipscomb are on this ticket.
They also have II ticket headed democrat
lie ticket with Jones and Burns on it with
Burgess and Lipscomb omitted
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RALLY AT uILLsBoRo.
The Campnign Closed with "re"'
specchmalsinE.

HilIsboro. Texas, November
Of this campaign was celebrated oy sranu
democratic rally on the square tohish''
several speakers from abroad were m
v,ted and they accepted, among whom
was dudley G. wooten of Dallas VINO
se,,,arad mastery speech on National
VA Vocal is ues OF the day. TorcnignL
a snooaesinn headed by brass band from
Fort Worth, was one Of the features o. dv are
soea Ion Wpthout a single exception every
ens.ater tonight prophesied that = woulc
spea saprsslSenI bryan after March next.
gounty Att rney-elect Greenwood closed
~ a apnealing with all his might tqr tnDs'
nresent TO repair TO their homes anu 'u wist
~ and come forward tomorrow WIZ
, Ire democratic tickets in their inslo'
vest pockets
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IN BEE COUNTY.
80 Tickets Have been Put Out a
a Fool voters.

I Hns.
s.Ae' Texas November 5.-Hon. Ku-
< Aleberg, democratic nominee for
4. 's0ion to congress from this district,
y, mere yesterday morning from
IT," He closed his campaign in a
4, !" big democratic rally held here
IN Mt. X eberg says he is as con-
krya's.h is going to be elected as he
h q anything in his life. He went
2aiug su 'oaay' but returned pn's
lsS,h lccaI campaign has warmed up con
u ~ aur ng the past week. 4 great
Nm, interest is being manifested in the
IN aad county clerks race, and also
ssu's osanty judges race.
,tsd uemocratic tickets are being cir
b, "a, az ever this and nearly every
,nsnty In this congressional dis
|bp !, S.h cause a great deal OF con-
N ~, 'ne election tomorrow and per
~ 49, tae democratic nominee TO
considerable votes. In thil
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.;onynIes County stirred Up.

Gonzales, Texas, November 5.-Count,
politics are at fever heat and work is
being done day and night. The demo-
cratic ticket will in all probability DO
elected. though hard fight is being made,
particularly in the sheriff and treasurer
races telegraph and telephone service
will he nut in the third story of the court
house today so that all the political news
can be received tomorrow night
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county the ticket has every appearance OF
being a genuine democratic ticket except
that B L. Crouch's name appears where
Rud Kleberg's ought to be, +. L. Will
liams' where George Thurmonds, the
democratic nominee for the legislature IN
this district, ought to be. Inc ticket Is
being eli culated in large numbers by the
republicans.
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Green.. ExnectatIons.

Dallas, Texas, November 5.--E. II. r.
Green stated today that he expects the
Mckinley electors in Texas to poll oooVo
votes and the democrats to elect solla
delegation 20 congress. He does NOT looA
for many votes TO be cast for the 30
called republican State ticket
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Trnvi, county Campaign Closed.

Austin, Texas, November 5.-The politi-
cal campaign closed in Travis county to-
night with a good speech by Congress-
man Burleson, at the corner of Sixth and
Congress avenue. in this city. He had a
monster crowd out TO hear him. and he
gave the independents lambasting which
they will remember the rest OF their
DAYS
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CrimipnID istrict Court.

Galveston, Texas, November 5.-Judge
Allen of the criminal district court con-
vened the November term this morning
and impenelea the following grand jury;
j. Singer. w. V. ogilvy, /. Lovenberg,
John Goggan, G. NJ Guinard, ]. G. Cur
RE, A. S. Williams, f. Schneider, II. C.
LANCE, l.. C. woodruff, v. II. Davidson
and S. G. SellSrk.
Several old cases were dismissed by
Judge Allen this morning.
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ra onmhnt the Hent.

Hot weather viii not debilitate. and
prostrate II you VIII keep your nervous
system toned un and inyigo-ated with
valerie PHOSPHATE ouiNINE tab
lets Does not cause nervousness or
ringing in the head: 25 cents.
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ward boss Heportr.

Galveston, Texas, November 5.-Ward
bosses in charge OF street cleaning forces
in wards one. eleven and twelve, report
total number OF mon at work 31s, teams
9S, days ~. bodies found 2. Forces In
other wards disbanded.
Jens Moiler, Chairman.