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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-21
!" OF THE CUMBERLAND.
|'en VIII BE Put into the Cor
pus Christi Tr.do

VII ne i'ut into the Cor
pus Christi Trade.
! Oafistl, Texas, September 90
y o. the steamer Cumberland.
''n' 10 the bottom OF Galveston
~ 'le storm, is keenly felt here.
~ was paying for herself quick
- ,,.us aoout 1920 per month during
49,, ssneer' On account Of her loss
~ .s IS now unable to handle the
!, ,isussnd bales of cotton now on
IN y reported that il it is found
y raise the vessel, which had
= -ov bales, negotiations will
N '. entered into at once for the
: larger and more substantial
NJ s.lme the Corpus Christi and
I,y.s steamship company has secured
t 49, 81 several large sailing yes,
y, .srspcrt cotton to Galveston am,
|sv..T WIN merchandise. The larg,
M schooner Perkins left on
|ss,0' syase this morning, taking 4
w bales Of cotton to the Islant
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IN cApllAl ITEMS.

september so-sinoe the
ia ,...,oa governor sayer s, has
Olives .s.rea in the nelgnoor-
~ . .s,,' in this morning as FOL
Total valuation. $685.
y, $4,000. ..,,,a,,o,
!. a'' 'ssrss.s. 'l'a.a ,'. valuation.
!. ,,srsnsc. siO7'47s. .,
Fl a 49, will open his Office oc-
y 'y ~ purpose OF registering
~ "a Austin for the November
~ y nick has had the JOB Tor
/ ,Isnt years loft today
.m,ssioner Rogan iei'
%.,.s on BUSINESS
h I,ss s, Kendall of the edues-
Fits t'ss,spt has returned to ,,, tn,
,spAfIm sssk's absence on busi'
~ .
=. ,ts wife and daughter
|bhn visino wa were there
D q Yarn and remained unit
% ,,l s,VlI in Austin this morning ann
" 'i ,rscuperate. They are stop
X % 81 r''r ramIly of Mrs. i II. -, 9
~ H.: = Clarke's sister loo WAS
|''asl ,.snsral smith is back IRON
F'g E,. vsI he opened the county iA''
~. ,,,ss A. S. Walker and Couhi'
N '',, .Sss Rogers, Nolen, Hughes AM
, y, arrested today on nisdem i,,a \
ny rts.,ied by the gra'n'
|. ,.srs Morris court. They az
..ss Win not keeping proper rec
NV ~, bonds we're fixed at 5000 Il
n, The grand jury took a reces
"a, 6nncs committee makes a lie
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HELP WANTED.

MAN OR BOY TO work few hours every
norma around house, also woman for
general homework, 1903 Congress avenue
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A.r S, uoaslet with inodorous
lslns NV, i.n' hatulenry, headache,
'uslent me-. sallng, loss OF appo-
asea ,sus.ancholy. or low splr-
,sE NH IL, .onic, a few doses o,
q 'sros.s 81, Z, You the recuperltivc
\ POI ssI use disorders. Price.
~ A.,a e oy 4. e. Kiesling.
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'',s Voted school nond.

IA september is.-The town
ssss,'.' ''s'oay for purpose OF vot-
~ Il suS q issuing $4,000 in 5 per
4 Wool ib, ,,,,s o. co 7strueting a pub
4 ray s sunolnr and an annual 2lA
d w was carried by large
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AGENTS WANTED.

10, 900 AGENTS wanted for the STORY Of
Galveston Flood" Sensation and seller OF
paling catastrophe; Official and authentic:
Outsels "Johnstown Flood; :" outht. full par
ticulars free. Send Il cents for mailing;
freight paid. Address quick. n. II. Wood
ward Baltimore IS
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sEURET SOCIETIES.

SPECIAL NOTICE-There will be called
meeting OF Old Hickory camp No. 81, Wood
men of the World, Friday, September 81, at
O'Clock p. m. TO consider relief measures.
c. W. Bocock c. c.; VIM. W. Thomas,
clerk II
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS-For sale: Two-tory
1-room cottage, with grounds 1ooXlbo feet
fronting east on Boulevard; large upper ana
lower galleries, good we'll. cisterh. etc !:
price 5000; easy terms Lots at lowest
prices on installment plan. John A. NIL.
roy. Agent 220 Main street. u
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WANTED TO RENT.


gD.-To rent fve or six-room house:
Yer eight books from Capitol Hotel.
MVArter. chief engineer, Capitol hotel.
II
ATen or tweive-room house in goof
VANS close in as possible. Henry
aereei0 Commerce. "a
ne. lease a pasture 1000 to 5000
WANTEparantlne. Pasture, this OF.
$500: h n
aeo- sss VI house; willing 10 pay
ropliy: pay rent regular,
office. -
Fifty seres',-------.-----:----
blocks. three NAN ESTATE.
SIS moIthly paxxest from ~ court
improves PIE pr separately; 81 TO
Addresr r. W nosdesired, No cash
II sold together.
On Heishts. TEA
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FOR SALE--A seven room house, nearly new
land. in Dickey's West park sai,ior On
Houston, valued at $500. sligLly dam
aged by storm. will sell at haii pee. 40
dress Lock BOX 81, Port Arthur, Ak %
100 ACRE FARM. small house, near -hooI-
postoffice, store, church rnl San Ann
Address III Fourth street, San Ant0io
Texas. OK
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REAL ESTATE ron xArh

~ sians MD OrHERS-rhe rice crops
e',nnsu ieAas suffered but snail DANA go
W., npareo w.th. ali e,her trops. rhe ioss
s,rs. no' eNeeta 10 per cen.. This demon
n, s ~, ina rice is the host crop grown
aava nS Moria' Wth all OF It's other great
.aNe big exhibit OF ries. ~ Is canes from
~ harvester, al Inc pallas lar. See "
s su lthrn more Of thi. profitable eroD.
vile m,ise Tor pamphlet and sead list OF your
ed. VI i'VA "'i ~
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FOR sALE-At a bargain: 22oo-acre black
land farm. 30 tenant houses, gins and other
improvements; it would make the finest rice
farm in the State. rs miles from Houston:
also one 5-acre farm, with good improve
ments. miles from Houston. For parucu-
lars address penn b. Thornton. NJ. D.,
Houston Heights, Texas.
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LIVESTOCK, POULTRY AND EGGS

FOR SALE-The Paul wheeler dairy, 400 se-
looted high grade COWS. cold storage un
GalVestonl. horses, wagons and bottles;
best handling outfit In America reason for
selling wreck OF Gulf ana Interstate rail-
way on Bolivar peninsular. Diaries sup
plying Galveston Except thisl practically
an lost in storm. H. G.. Wheeler, l3
twentieth street Galveston. 80
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

WANTED-Room and eosrn oy r.,,r AL
Address ill9 Maury.
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~ LOTS, blocks court house, third ward I;
Sy snap r. c. Gray 4 Co. 3l4 Blnl
nuliWuS4
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PROFESSIONAL.

WILLIAM W. ANDERSON. Lawyer. general
practice. slolz Man street, Houston. u
S o. COTTON BRO. fire insuraDes
AGENTS and Ad3utterA 10 hsin stress-
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facE LAND ANp CATTLE FOR SALE-s0v
VOWS, 70 wars old, one half have calves
nov, others TO follow. all calves sired by
hIs sraae DURHAM bulls; price s2O.UV per
mead. calves not counted, $50 steers about
one -bali Is, at Sl5Q0, balance 3 and up, pos
slply ~ Is and up d, $4,000. all cattle in good
shape and more or Ness graded. Can show
an o, tnese cattle IN one day at my ranch
al Harlem where Lcan b, found from,
Monday noon until saIrday noon, when
VIII show and sell at a Nair price 5000 acres
OF NJ ranch, natural re farm; all watcr
cost. Natures own handtSork: inspeetlon
invited. J. NJ. Frost 500 Travis street,
Houston, Texas "a
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Us TO $50 DAILY easily made by our live
agents men or women. selling our latest
novelty. Campaign Waterproof Neckties:
goods entirely new aud patented agents
delighted: sales unlimited: what others do.
you can do: time is short. write today ard
gecure exclusive territory. guaranteed best
avtller Address with stamp. NJ. a. ".
itstanfg Co.. Dept c.. Springfield. Mass. lot
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL, Dermody & Selbert
proprIetors, Kerville, Texas; the finest hotel
west of San Antonio. with modern con-
veniences. Kerrville has the ideal climate ;
elevation 1850 feet above sea level lO-l7
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CLERICAL POSITION wanted. by boy
wears old; can give best Of references AS As,
honesty and ability: anxious for work zoo
this office. --------
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FOR RENT.

For RENT--Two-story mouse. 27o3 Austin
street. Apply w. J. Auberdn. l'ol Mont
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FOR RENT--That very desirable two-slory
gas, water, sewerage and all modern I'M
proyements; possession given october \
rent $40. To be leased by the year Apply
Raphael Bros, Insurance. 20
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10y l'ONkD North Texas property and Har-
rs coupv land to exchange for Galveston
Nofe'V' Address Box Ga Houston, Tex.
..
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-02-10
LAWTON IS AT REST.
That Great Soldier Now Lies Beside the
 Potomac.

That Great Soldier Now Lies Beside the
 Potomac.
 Washington, Feb. 9.-Major General Henry w. Lawton was buried to-day in the national cemetery at Arlington. The services at the grave were preceded by those at the Church of the Covenant ln this city, where President Stryker ot Hamilton college delivered fine fu- neral oration.
 Never in the history of the capital has there been a more representative gath ering. Nearly all the available troops of the regular establishment remaining in this country were called out. Three thousand men, infantry, cavalry and artillery, followed the flag draped cais- son to the grave. The president ana his cabinet, representatives of the supreme court, of the house and senate and of the army and navy, all combined to fill the darkened church to it's ut most.
 Soft lights were burned above the chancel, where flowers were piled rail- ing high, while the casket was buried beneath load of roses, lilies and white carnations that overfowed their nar- row resting place and fell in perfumed avalanche to the floor. The guard, cav alrymen from Lawton's old command stood at each end of the catafalque President Mckinley was among the earlier corners, accompanied by the sec retary of war. They came to the church with Adjutant General Corbin, who assisted by Colonel Bingham, had charge of the official arrangements.
 The Presbyterian burial service was read by Chaplain Pierce of LaWton's old command. assisted by the Rev. Ten his Hamln, pastor of the church, and President Stryker then arose to de- liver the address. He paid high trib- ute to General Lawton's military ca reer.
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How to Buy Cors cts.

The mere fact of selecting a corset that hap pens to be your size" doesn't prove that you're going to get satisfaction. Almost every woman needs bit of advice in selecting new corset. Think how much depends upon it-not merely the proper fit of your gown-but your physical com fort. An expert is always at your service here to see that you're correctly fitted. That's why we have such large corset trade.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-02-10
A Corset Opportunity.

Starting to-day we will have sale of "The Comet" Corset-a corset thatis easily worth 75 cents. Made of jean with sateen strips, in long and medium lengths, embroidered top and bottom. It is well made shapely corset, nicely boned and reinforced atthe waist line Colors are black, white and drab. A decided bargain at
 so cents
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-02-10

Without a Peer-- Works Miracles Dr. Agnews Cure for the Heart is without a peer. This great remedy relieves in stantly the most aggravated and distress. ing forms of Heart Disease. Thousands of times has the hand of the grim destroyer been stayed by it's use. If there is Palpl- tation, Shortness of Breath pain in Left Side, Smothering Sensations, don't delay or you may be counted in the long list of those who have gone over to the great ma jority, because. the best remedy in the world to-day was notspromptly used. Sold by E. A. Gessner.-21
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Muslin
 Night Gowns.
If you're a good judge of muslin under.-

s-----------
 W e a Y you. would guess the price of these Night Gowns to be s1.25. They are worth every penny of this price and we sell them right along at S1.00. As a special offering, we'll reduce them for Saturday only 70 7oc ca They're made of an extra good quality of muslin, in three styles.
 Empire style, with reyers of openwosk embroidery insertion; embroidery insertion and rufae across the front and on sleeves.
 High neck, with yoke of embroidery in- sertion and fine tucks, finished with rcfie of embroidery, rufae of embroidery s,so on sleeves.
 V-neck, with same trimming as the above.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-02-10
Mems Spring Neckwear 25c.

SD in g Neckwear, in large apron Tecks and broad Imperials. They are made of fancy satins and the much liked Bara- thea silks, in stripes, plaids, figures and plain colors. Would be ex- cellent value at 3oc.
 Our price 25c.
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At os cents.

Women's wool waists, in red and blue round yoke, French back, front trimmed with three clusters of narrow soutache braid in bias effect, shirt sleeve, stock collar. Worth l.25.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-02-10
very quickly.

They're the balance left from last week -Kerseys, in black, blue and the very desirable light tans-not a too heavy jacket but suitable for spring wear. The tailoring is well done and the Things are of the best silks and satins. Real worth is $l0. % and many are worth SIP. 50
 Sale price 8. o8
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A Special Purchase of Mems Handkerchiefs.
 1000 at SC ca.

If you understood the deal, you would say we were mighty lucky to get them. Sufficient toN say however, that to-day you may buy mems fine cambric handker- chiefs, with hemstitched colored borders-goods that regularly sell at 10 cents for Sc ca
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-02-10
At SIPS

Women's wool waists, in green, royal and red pointed yoke, plaited back, with front trimmed with braii or clusters of tucks.
 Worth l. SO. M
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-02-10

We have a special lot of Dress Skirts that came in
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-02-10

THE LINEN SALE is attract ing its full share of attention. Some of the best offerings we have yet made.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-02-10
Irish Point Bureau Scarfs.

Ir1Sn P01nt Bureau SCarfS. : 54 inches long; in fine open- work effects, double thread edges. The regular soc kind. 33c
 Same as the above on finer cloth. egular 7oc value. L8
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-02-10
Wo1nen's Dress
 Skirts

new yesterday. They're in momie cloth, with plaited back, percaline lined and bound with velveteen --good looking, good hanging skirts that will be snapped up in a twinkling at this ridicu- lously low price. $2.98.
 Colors are br ow n, navy, old blue and green.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-02-10
Last Day of The Art Embroidery and Stamped
 ' Goods Sale.

Tonight ends one of the most sue |cessful sales we have ever had in this line o goods, and our endeavor is to make the day the banner one of the week. In acknowledgment |of your thorough appreciation of our efforts, we have taken many of our goods from regular stock and marked them exactly at cost. This means that to-day you will be able to get the biggest bargains of the week.
 Monday all goods will be marked at their regular prices.
 Imperial Picture Frames LoTlL With stamped linen embroid Cotton Serge cream white erv Worth 35c stamped with handsome convention
 Sale price 200 al designs; regularly sold at l2Hc
 Sale price SC Stamped Hemsttched LoI H.
 Tray Cloths. Fancy cotton weaves basket All ,;en reoa1v a8c bedford cords. in white
 Sale price PIC S''NN' p''ss Sale price Sc ea Crochet Cotton LOTIII all shades Sale price 4c ball Tinted designs stamped gh
 grounds cotton serge, bedford
 Fringe cord, etc. Worth 25c In all the wanted shades. the Sale price 1aKc regular io' A' 01e p'' Stamped Sofa Pillow Top and .,. I.... ro-,:.. .xa Back. nemin"ay Alren DoyA'' anu Size 24x4s inch
 Tan Mexican cloth, new conven- Of the finest quality ana in the ona desgnsone of the newest designs Note that the abe offerings this sale AL prices are in every sell 25c Sale price half the regular pnce Handsome Renaissance Doylies sx5, Regularly Sc. for oc 6xo inch with linen cen 7x7, 4c, ters. others all ace-entrely hand oxo l" sc 7cea made. These would be excellent ,ox,1 . ,nc Ac Aa value at 2Sc Sale price I5c 1SxlS " 25c, oc ca Irish Point Bureau Scarfs 22x22 " 5Sc, 15c ca 54 inches long; in fine open-
 work effects, double thread edges. Stamped Sofa Pillow Tops The regular soc kind 33c The following "A inches above on finer cloth square, egua 7oc value. 18
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-02-10
At 75 cents.

Women's wool waists, in black, old blue and red; round yoke, gathered back, shirt sleeve and stock collar. Worth LOO.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-02-10
Candy News for
 Saturday.

At TO cents a pound. Assorted Chocolate Creams. Vanilla Fudge, Assorted Buttercups; Chocolate Fudge, a Old Fashion Peppermints, Old Fashion Wintergreen Peanut Taffy, @ Lemon Cocoanut Taify, Cream Almonds,
 Cream Dates,
 Cocoanut Kisses, 4. \ Boston Chips,
 Glove Cuts,
 Apple Blossoms,
 Peach Blossoms,
 Butter Scotch,
 Peppermint Cream Cups, Wintergreen Cream Cups, Salted Peanuts,
 Assorted Gums, Full line of fine Chocolates, Ioc Cream Walnuts, 10c Fruit Glace. z3c . Crystalized Ginger. 23c. Peanut Bar, Sc Chocolate Cocoanut Bars, SC Fruit Bar, Sc
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-02-10
Wornen's
 Wool
 Waists
Gus tom c rs tell us that we are offer- ing the best

lines of waists in the city, and the most practical sorts for all kinds of wear. Certain it is that we are better than ever pre- pared to meet all wants in this line and at prices more favorable than here tofore. This word to- day, of a new lot of woolen waists just re- ceived.
The daily news., 1900-03-20

to maintain it. II the offices are to
be regarded as rewards for such ser
vice, hundreds of loyal democrats
throughout the state are equally en-
titled. with those whom the party
has so long and continuously hon
ored, to share in such rewards. To
forbid them longer, in order that ac-
cumulated hOnors may be heaped
upon those who have been abund-
antly rewarded, is unjust; to imply,
by so doing. that only those who
have been thus favored are worthy,
or competent, is insulting.
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Misdom From a Neteran.

Editor Caldwell of the Lake City
Index thus defines his position on
the subject Of rotation in office:
In the scrub race now going on for the
state offices the Index has no pet candi-
dates The nominees OF the state democrat
convention viii be our candidates, Il mat
tiers not who they are. Against the present
incumbents OF the offices. who will all
doubtless be- candidates for reelection. We
have nothing 10 say. They have all held
their Offices long enough for the most gno-
rant voter in th- state TO know how they
have performed their duties. For our own
part W. think they have performed them
we'll. Yet. We believe that a new man
should b. put In every state office except
those held by Reynolds and Whitfield. our
only reason for making this exception is.
that they are comparatively new men.
when they have worn official harness and
drank slop~ out OF the government
trough long as the others have.
Why. we'll then he in favor OF putting
them out tOo. our reason for wanting a
new deal j. this: Il took many years OF la
bOr. struggle and sacrifice on the part oI
Florida democrats TO subdue the carpetbag-
gers and conquer the republicans. II wae
the ENTIRE democracy OF Florida that won
the victory. and for Il very few men to ap-
prOpriate 10 thamselves all the fruits there
Of D. unjust. The ~po.ls az political victory
are the Official positions, and these have
been held hy a few men for years and years
some Of them have grown old and wrinkle
and gray while they nave held IA. Offices To-
which thvv have repeatedly been elected.
but they ~aow uo >.Cu- of -ratrfl..- -aNil-
To th- people. 10 l- enough. auI voluntarily
retiring. pu t.- contrary. AZ every sue
CeedIug ciectlom th.E seem more deter
mined 10 EoiG on to tl- offices than before
W. think INV have rod, I,n- enough and
that Il L. now high time for them To dis
mount. walk a while. and JET some other
democrat uIe. Let have new deal.
The foregoing constitutes. in a nut
she'll. the common sentiment enter
tanned by those who favor "a new
deal" The opposition To the re-
election OF certain of the state ofli-
GERS includes objections based upon
the character Of their administration
Of their offices, but these are merely
incidental. The unanimity with
which the offices of comptroller and
treasurer are excepted. and the uni
yersal commentator that has been
expressed concerning the venerable
and beloved secretary Of state and
the faithful and efficient commits
sioHer Of agriculture, show that
personal considerations are not
involved. The principle of the thing
il just precisely As the as;ute Cald-
well expresses it. The whole body
of the democratic people participated
in the memorable struggle for dem
ocratic supremacy, or have since
united in earnest and faithful efforts
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L i very hard To stand idly by and
sac our dear ones suffer while await
ing the arrival of the doctor. An
Albany y. y daiTyman called at Il
drug store there for a doctor To come
and see his child. then very sick
with croGI. Not finding the doctor
in, hc lefr word for him To come at
once uu his return. He also bought
bottle of Chamberlain Cough
Remedy. which he hoped would give
some relief until the doctor should
arrive. In few hours be returned.
saying the doctor need not come. a
the child was much better. The
druggist, Mr.. otto SChOlz. SAYS the
family has since recommended
Chamberlain Cough Remedy to
their neIghborS and friends until he
has a constant demand for II from
that part Of the country. For sale
by Hannah Bros. p South PalafoX
street.
Three Feathers" at Eugene Ar
hOna'S
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Have Your Paintiue

and Paper Hanging dog. .....
date people. in an u:--......
bv patrCnizing J r. d E.--..
IL y. PalafOX. Phou.
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A CALL
For Democratic Primaries and Con-
VenIiOn.

Resolved That a convention of the Dem
ocratic party of Escambia county shall he
held at Powelton at IL O'CLOCK noon on the
l4th day OF April, 1910, for the purpose of
selecting twelve (l2) persons to represent
Escambis county at the District Conven-
tion to nominate a candidate for Congress
and for the purpose OF selecting twelve G2)
persons to represent Escambis county at
the State Convention at such time and
place as may be fixed by the state and Con-
gressional Democratic Committees and for
the purpose of selecting a County Execu-
tive Committee to hold until their success
sors shall be selected in 1902.
The precincts are and shall be entitled TO
the following representation al said COun-
ty Convention: