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PARK SAYS NEARBY WILL RUN.
Doesn't Know Whether There Is q
Fusion Deal On.

Dallas, Texas, July 29,-Milton Pora, the
leader OF the mid-roaders, in an inter-
view on the Kearby manifesto, SAID:
jerome Kearby will accept the nnm!nl-
ton of the peoples party of Texas for
governor OF this state. l am as confident
that he will not decline 1t as ! an that
/ am alive this moment, notwithstand ne
the interview with MIN at Mineral Wells.
1t will not be necessary for him to take
the stump. He is known, and his political
convictions are familiar to all throughout
the length and breadth of Texas
Next week, also, we will have With us
our National candii,es Barker and Don
nelly, and Congressman Milford w. How
ard of Alabama who is the author Of II
Christ Came to Congress. These three will
be in the state about fifteen days, and
they are going to make the grand old
commonwealth hum for the time being.
"Wil we fuse with the republicans? l
don't know. We have been trying to in
duce them to put out straight ticl ct
and leave us free to fight the democrats.
Ii this can't be done it Is possible that
an arrangement or agreement with the re-
publicans, such as was in force in 1896
may be carried out. However, the whole
matter you may say is in abeyance yet
There Is nothing definite to give out.
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licited and without dissenting scte. This
may seem TO an extent evidence OF little
interest upon our part for not having
Mr. Goodman's name presented; but by
some unknown carelessness no delegate
from Rockwell knew OF the time and place
OF the convention.
MIR. Goodman received ,as nomination
In our county and would have heen placed
before the convention IL Rockwall county
had been represented. Under these cir
cumstances, and the fact that 1t is the
unwritten law OF the two counties that Y O
should have the foater. we appeal to you.
out OF feeling that has grown throughout
the years of our political connection, that
you concede to us the right OF naming
the foater.
To your honest conviction and LOYALTY
to the democratic party and your dtsire
to see the comfy between orr people I'M
disturbed, we request that you withdraw,
believing that you will not suffer the tic
Of years to be broken or any ambition
or political preferment Respectfully,
T. 3. Ridgell,
Democratic Chairman Elk. Com.
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THE TEXAs MEMBER.
Democratic veteran Says
of Him.

n Democratic veteran Says
The last issue of the Age, Major Dan
ery. the veteran democrat and editor.
the following about Texas new mem
h the National democratic executive
nittee:
Nas the part OF wisdom in the Kansas
convention to select. as it did, Hon.
4. Johnston of Houston as the rep
ntative Of Texas in the National dem
lie executive committee. That COM
ee Is. as everybody knows, a vastly
i ant body. It's labors are arduous,
Iutles varied. It's responsibilities I'M
j.. It is the great war council OF
democratic parry. II plans the par
campaign and directs The fighting IN
Held. In the organization OF the COM
be care is taken to select none but
known to be loyal to the party, zeal
Tor the party's nominees and Of dis
b shed abilities. In those quail les
lJohnston excels. He is an uncon-
hal democrat, and accepts the de-
hons OF the democratic platforms
but cavil or question. His abilities
been conspicuously exhibited in
y journalism. and his relations, per-
! as well as political with William
lngs Bryan are close and cordial.
gohnston was born and reared in
kia but came to Texas in early man
OF money capital, he brought with
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TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES.

Cleburne. Texas. July 2S.--The popu-
lists expect Hon. Wharton Parker and
Hon. Ignatus Donnely to speak mere
August 10.
Bryan Texas. July 29.-J. w. Doremus
chairman. has called a convention oil the
Twelfth senatorial district to rect IN t2is
city August to nom;late candidate
for the State senate.
Austin, Texas, July 29.-Judge F. G.
Morris of the Fifty third district court
who was defeated for denomination ny
Judge Alex Walker, announces mat ne
proposes to run through snyhow.
Halletsville, Texas, July 2S.-E o,
Meitzon. secretary of the populist coun
executive committee has announced as
Independent candidate for tax collector
against 5. l.. Benson, democranc nominee
Ntoitzen has heretofore twice been call
didate for comptroller. once for congress
and two years ago for county superinten~
dent of schools of Travis county
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no quorum being present The company
VIII hold Its meeting next week.
some OF the members Of the Pales-
tine tlreman's band returned from Gem
terville this morning. where they have
nten playing a three days engagement
at The Confederate reunion held ihcre.
The Palestine Young Mems Christian
Association boys left today, noon, for
Crockett, where they will mold men S
Sunday meeting at the court house. At
night big union service Of all the
Churches will be held at the Methodist
church
Messrs. Flanagan & spain's cigar factory
is now In operation, and is turning out
on an average of 500 cigars a day Their
goods are handmade aud will bear the
union label
a big picnic and old lddlers contest
will be held at Elkhart, Thursday, Augrst
2. splendid programme has Ueen ar
ranged, including baseball game. bycieie
races sack races, etc, and big time
Is ANTICIPATED
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BAsTRoP BRIEFS.
A Meeting of the Public Library As
soctation.


A Meeting of the Public Library As
sociation.
Bastrop. Texas. July 2S.-The Public
a meeting Tuesday afternoon, and TOOK
a sort of inventory OF the present status
of the enterprise. which wss vtrv On
couraging. In the past month several
valuable dona lions of bool,s Lave Teen
made by friends OF he institution, ancng
which may be menrl3n3d sFven cen VOL
umes from Mrs. T. W. House Of houston,
late works of fiction from DR.. c. Hag-
gins, and about thirty volumes Of cersus
reports from District Cic.i; r. j. Grie-
senbeck, as we'll as mady single yc,cn s,
given by individuals, The library room
is open to the pI1lic nov every a,ie,-
nom from 3 o'clock til o'clock, and the
day librarian, Mr.. Matt Reynolds reports
an increasing interest IL the opportunity
and meaning Of the l"4TilI-i As cltrn
by an increasing number Of Wis ors al
the time.
Social matters have beon unusually qull
this week from combination OF causes.
The absence of the Saye-s Rifles strips
the city of most OF the young men, and
there is a good deal OF eitl,ne,is
Mrs Wynhe Olive has been very sick
for some time, but is a little bette IT,
dav. Her many friends rejoice TO learn
that she has taken tdrn for ne better
at last
Captain R. l.. Bats of Austin made
visit To his PARENTS this week,
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Lee Mccullough,
with their little son. Orgain ere visiting
Captain and Mrs 3. D. organ, parents
of Mrs. Mccullough,
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DU BLIN DOTS.
Great Preparations Making for the
Confederate Reunion.

Dublin, Texas, Jnly 2S.-Great prepare
tions have been made for the ex-Confed-
crate reunion, which takes place Angus.
l, . and g. This is the largest camp OF
Confederate veterans IN the State, posi-
bly in the counlry-about 1900. Speeches
will be made by Hon. J. w. Bailey, a. T.
Watts, NJ W Howard Of Alabama, w. II.
Atweu. r. q. Hawley ana several others.
Many merchants are tillling OF going to
New York TO make purchases OF fall
st cks. Some will start August A.
The many friends of Prof. l. 7. Valen-
tine, who taught in the schools here ssY
eral years ago, are much concerned st the
action of the Houston school board il
refusing to re-eect him. Their sympa-
thies are with him and their best wishes
are lor his promotion to better oppor-
tunity.
The railroad and machine shop telk T.
being revived but there IL not a very ac-
tive belief in their coming TO Dublin.
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A BRIEF POLITICAL LETTER
Which Tells n Whole Lot in n very
Few Words.

Which Tells n Whole Lot in n very
Few Words.
Hillsboro. Texas. July 29,--Even those
who fail to nominate their candidates in
conventions sometimes manage to extract
some comfort and even satisfaction out
OF defeat. This is notably true OF the
'Alvarado convention. While Judge Burke
carried off the nomination. the Gossett
men dictated the platform and they made
it ringing one. Some OF the most ar
dent Gossett men there were Captain
William A. Fields, w. e. Spell and Nell
son Philips, and they got out with
feeling of satisfaction in that they all
Incidentally at least--had hand in
making the platform. 1t embodes the
essence Of democracy as they see it and
Is at variance with some utterances and
positions of Judge Burke hitherto. Cap
tain Fields introduced some resolutions
indcrsing Bailey in strong terms and they
were adopted unanimously. After the
nomination was over Messrs Fields Spell
and Philips wrote Joe Bailey a letter
which has scarcely been surpassed in
political letter writing. The following is
a copy Fl it.
Hon. Joe W. Bailey. Gainesville, Texas.
Dear sir-But we writ the platform.
VIM. A. Fields,
w. e. Spell.
Nelson Phillips.
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DOUBLE HEADER WRECK.
Engineer and Firemcn Were Hurt,
hut Not Fatally.

san Antonio, Texas, July 29.-East-
bound Southern Pacific freight train No.
246, double header, with fourteen loaded
and nineteen empty cars, crashed into
some empty fat cars on he main line n
the Southern Pacific yards a. O'clock
this morning. Engineer Frank Brophy
was injured about the muscles o. MS
ba,l,. Fireman 5. Hayden sustained a
fractured leg and Fireman }, W. We &c
was sca!Ged about the legs Noae are
fatally hur. The plots, CABS 3'i tcncers
Of the engines were damaged and the
ends o. several hat ears we're toye III.
swuebman Fuller via "as eft Il cl aIge
o, the cars on The main track saws tEat
fagging siqnal. in the cnurse = Nlieh
he SAYS his lantern went oft The crash,
he says, occurred while he WAS ie. shIing
his lamp.
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REPUBLICAN TICKET
3, PIT in The Field, Says State Chair
man Green.
srHtnt FOR FUSION is ON FOOT
ac,a Democrat" May BE Put
a, the Head of the Repub-
Iican Ticket.

has Texas, July 2o.-state Chairman
nreen of the republican executive
,,,oe stopped over in Dallas tonight
!, uay TO San Antonio in advance OF
.o+ino NJ his committee. to be held
,at city August /.
Green said, in reply to questions:
c,s,o committee will cali a State
r,ion TO assemble in Fort Worth,
h,y ,be latter part of August or early
|..aober The date will likely be on
r.. tuesday In August, or the first
Iord Tuesday in September. Person
/ would like to have the date some
i from September l to %. The re-
cons of Texas will this year put out
SAC ticket from governor down.
lii he no endorsement OF Jerome
H. the populist nominee, nor fusion
'went of any character mere Is d
nossibility that We may take some
,,psrt gold standard democrat as u
~ for governor, hut the changes
r. Straight republican There are
able gold standard democrats
Vas that have not gone back 10
We might find an acceptable cam
= oor Governor among them No par
pannbllcan can be said 20 have
III for the place. The fact Is, every
' nnnt republican leader in the state
~ mentioned more or less seriously.
4 ~ 10 fbe state Craftsmanship, ! expect
i ra.elected. SAFE senator Wafer
4 Of houston and United states Mar
rrobn Grant OF Parts are being as
II rs candidates against me for the
Ion, ,, u.,,, bo
bdidate for reelection in the Calves
district. am not managing his cam
and can furnish no Information
Sning chances or conditions down
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Rosenherg news Notes.

Rosenberg, Texas, July 2o,-At a meet
ing held Saturday afternoon b. the Ros-
enherg Truck Growers ASSOCIATION the
following officers were elected b. r.
Brown president w. H. Whisler. treasu-
rer. and S. Z. Keene, secretary.
Mrs A. w. Fitzgerald and little son OF
Houston are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
W. X. Gene,
At a m SIS meeting held in the \ God
men hall here Saturday night NJ Taylor
Ray was elected candidate for county
commissioner, subject to the aytiot OF
the iaybird nominating con enuon
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will break up tomorrow. In the party are
Misses Amy and George Bass Amy Moore
and Blanche Allen. all of Terrell
The watermelon crop this year is unusu-
ally large and the fruit too. is better
tasting and favored than in years before
Despite the large crop. however che mel
ons are bringing good prices and many
farmers have made a considerable profit
from their growth The fruit crop Is also
excellent this season, the peaches es.
pocially.
Or. T. r. Wilson. an old and prominent
citizen OF Pilot Poin. and Denton county,
died a. his home this week.
Hon Gallatin Kearby OF Van zandt and
Rev. Willism Allen OF Erudia, Collin coun-
ty. 1t is announced. will deliver the speech
es at the Old settlers association meeting
at Aubrey Preparations are being made
TO take care OF a large crowd
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BATES is DISQUALIFIED.
People of san Augustine Were Going
TO Re-elcct Him sheriff.


TO Re-eIcct Him Sherin.
San Augustine. Texas, July 27-Sheriff
Bates. having received advice from the
attorney generals department TO the et-
feet that he Bates. not being bona fide
citizen OF this county for six months could
not legally hold and discharge the duties
of sheriff's Office
WhereuDon Sheriff Bates rendered mis-
resignation as sheriff 10 the commission.
ers' court
Sheriff Bates was stationed here last
June, he and three other Rangers, and
was appointed sheriff when n. G. Roberts
resigned said office.
Sheriff Bates. by his gentlemaniy ways
and jealous discharge of his du.y. has en-
deared himself to the people of this coun
~ TO such an extent that they were pro-
posing to elect him for two years as sher-
iff and tax collector. and regret exceed
insly the fac, of his disqualification.
Miss Carrie Lockwood, a most estimablo
young lady of Houston, is visiting Mrs.
William A. Field.
MIR. James C. Anderson is lying in a crit
zeal condition from typhoid fever.
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Mhnrfnn Iocnla.

Wharton, Texas, July pa contract for
building round bale gin at the new town
of Bolton has been let, and pyalding will
commence as soon as the weather permits.
Mr.. Tom Underwood Of FL Campo hay-
ing received the nomination Of the White
Mans union for the Office OF cotton
weigher left vacant by the death Of II.
j. Noder will assume charge o. me Office
OF nppe
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CnIincsnciI Ne,Ys Notca.

Colmesner, Texas, July 29.--W. Il. Pats
of Lufkn was visiting in Colmesnel last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Ferguson have return
ed home from Jasper where they have
been visiting for several days
AIR. j ~ Collier and two daughters
Misses Temple and Rannie left Friday tor
Hot Springs, Ark, whore they will spend
a month.
Miss Viera Griffin left last Saturday Tor
Macon. Ga, whore she has accepted a
posi- ion with the Wesleyan Female college
as bookkeeper, stenographer and privaio
sCcretary
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Rev G,ddis Is Recovering.

Beevine. Texas July 2S.-Rev w. C.
Gaddis. the aged Methodist minister OF
Clareville. who was so mlraculously re-
stored 10 life after having been pro
nounced dead and his colfn sent for sew
eral nights ago, is reported 20 be improv-
ing His peculiar restoration is attracting
considerable attention and has been the
subject OF much comment during the past
two or three DAYS. Those who were at
tending his bedside say he was 70 all ap-
pearances as dead as ever man was, and
his restoration is looked upon by many
as a miracle.
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Yoahum, Texas, July 29,-Thursday
evening Dr. and Mrs. Clay Nichols enter
tanned o number of friends at their ele-
giant home on East HILL in honor of their
sister. Miss Clllie Hutchins, who is Wis
iting them from Oakland Colorado county.
Mrs w L. DOoley of 'Moulton is visiting
the family OF j. A. Lander,
Supt. II, Jenschke OF the Yoakum cot
ton seed oil mill has recently oyerhauled
the machinery of the mill and everything
is now in first-class condition for the
opening OF the fall business.
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Thomaston. Texas, July 29-Rev L. Il
sefaidge presbyterian is here to I'LL
his appointment today.
Mrs. f. n. Roache returned TO her homo
in Cuero Yesterday afternoon after spend
Ing a pleasant visit with Judge and Mrs.
j. II Moore.
Miss Leila Carrlcoe OF San Antonio Is
visiting Mrs. J b. Pridgeu at this place,
The Ladies' Aid Society gave The first
OF the series of ice cream festivals Fri
day night tor the purpose of raising funds
to purchase new lamps for the Presby-
terrain church
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|COND JUDICIAL CONVENTION
Uses to BE a Long Drawn Ont
Affair

Affair.
Worth, Texas, July 29-The dem
convention for the Second supreme
district is to be held in this city
hy and Indications point to a large
lance and long session Of the con-
~ The district is the largest in
7'ate. and embraces min sty-thrse
r. Included within its territorial
Nafe fourteen judicial districts, pre-
3oEer by Judges Barrett, Carrigau,
Y wallace, Baker, Patterson, New
spnders, Lindsey Walthal, Dunklin,
Straughn and Smith.
IONS Of the Fifth Sixth, Eighth and
plre Jumbo, or Thirteenth, congress
4 districts will be repres ented in the
Y convention by delegates.
IN SIX candidates who have hcen In
~ seeking judicial hoaors, it Is said
fach candidate will rem1in in the
Y the end, The roll Of The conven-
Y II show lS2 yoets, If the State APP
ttion
g the names being discusse ed for
a porary chairmapshlp Of the cor
Y are Hon. S. p. iIarlwicke of Abb
7 senator J. ". Presler of Conan
a non, r. d. Gage OF recos, all
~ VIII be delegates from unin-
~ counties, Hon. Fred Corkrell o,
chairman OF the supreme judicial
\ WI arrive hega Moa lay morn
IA ,eh me Place of meeting will be
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Denton Matters.

One Of the swell social events OF the
week was the reception and breakfast
given by Miss Annie Clare Walden Thurs
day morning to meet her guest Miss Ma
ME Booth OF Austin. The breakfast was
served in ave courses from TO II O'Clock
The house party which MIS- D. - uIa,t
has heen entertaining Tor the past week
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Man and woman Drowned.

Denison, Texas, July 29.-F. y. Iiethis,
who arrived here this afternoon, states
that a man and woman were crown
Yesterday while crossing Blae river al
a ford east of Cherokee crossing The
people drowned were movers Ell route to
Texas They we're from near Bolivar,
Mo, and named Hoff.
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A TEXAS WONDER.
ixalls Great Discovery.

One small bottle of Halls Great Discovery
cures ali kidney and bladder troubles re-
moves gravel, cures diabetes, seminal ennis,
sions. weak aud lame backs rheumatism aha
all irregularities OF the kidneys ana bladder IN
both men and Women. bladder trouble in chill
dTen. If not sold by yeur druggist, VIII De
sent by mail on receipt Of Sl.OO. one small
bottle Is two moRths' treatment, and Will cure
sole Manufacturer. T. U. Box 62g, 81. LouiS,
No. Send for testimonials sold by all drug
dsts and Houston Drug Company
Seguin, Texas. September 27,--I have taken
Halls Great Discovery and 1t has cured me
completely Of kidney and bladder trouble
r. SUCHART,
Treasurer Guadalupe Csanty.
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The Agricultural and Mechanical
College of Texas.

Four regular courses OF instruction as
follows: Agriculture. Horticulture, MO-
chanical Engineering, Civil Engineering.
Special or elective courses on eppitca-
ton. Literary instruction arranged for
each course. Military discipline. Foir
hundred and forty-three students. ex-
elusive OF one hundred in summer schools
last year Degrees conferred as follows;
r. S.. Bachelor of Science NJ. s., Master
OF Science: NJ. r., Mechanical Engineer
ing; C. e., Civil Engineering.
TUITION FREE. EXPENSES, NINE
MONTHS, $40, including everything ex-
cept books and clothing. New dormitory,
capacity 1855 students. Just completed.
Rooms being taken rapidly Session be-
gins September H. Write for catalogue.
L. l.. Foster, President.
College Station. Texas.
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ensolIne Can E.pIosion.

Ennis. Texas, July 2s.--Ethel, the little
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs G. III. Banner,
was seriously burned yesterday by at
tempting 10 klndle a fire in the cook stow
She intended to pour kerosene oil on the
fuel. but made a mistake and used the
gasoline can instead. The application OF
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Lunatics at Southwestern Asylum.

Austin, Texas, July 29,-Goverhor say
ers is in receipt of letter from superin-
tendent Graves of the San Antonio luna
lie asylum. stating that he now mas 90
patients under his care as against 20
when he took charge In February 1893
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SMALLPOX AT SAN MARCOS.
A Statement by Physicians and Citi-
1ens Anent the situation.


San Marcos. Texas, July 9S--in regard
to the smallpox at san Marcos, 81 is OF the
mildest character known. so mild as TO
create doubts in the MAIDS OF slime ply
sicians whether 1t is smallpox. notwith-
standing this, the city council 1as pro-
vided a detention camp ami the patients
are Isolated. Should new cases appear
they will be at once sent out, the
houses fumigate6 and every precau-
tion taken to arrest the disease
Except one white family, every
member of which has passed The critical
stage and is rapidly recovering. the dis
ease has been confined to he colored
people. There are at the camp eight
cases. most. of them recovering. and none
at all serious. The citizens Of San Marcos.
almost without exception so far as small
pox is concerned, are at home attending
to their ordinary vocltious, with no
thought of contagion an there Is M dan
ger. Any one desiring to visit san marcos
may do so with entire safety.
Ed. Il. Konc,
f1nlty JLCge,
A. Y. oldham,
FAX As6t ssor.
James G, storey,
County Clerk.
Thomas J. Feel,
District Clerk.
W. d. Wood,
Mayor Protein.
G. W. Donaldson.
alderman.
d. L. Ed wards,
Alderman
George w Knight.
Alderman.
e. Hutchinson
Mailman.
J. NJ. Hons NJ. ID.
J, A. Armstrong, NJ D.
A. j. Beall, NJ D.
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fNis ASKED TO WITHDRAW.
ah County Admits that He
"S properly Nominated.

properly Nominated.
az IeNas, July 2S.-The demo-
AeVu'i'e committee of Rockwall
"'e' this afternoon and adopted
'0Wlng memorial to Hon. Phil C.
Il, "'ocratic executive committee Of
Il tounty' with a dseo seuse OF
Il ~ me attitude the no,orIal situa-
4 assumed desire through a ~ irlt
Il M ells 10 submit 20 "our corsid-
6, me Claims Of Rockwall county to
resaIn' believing that in answer
H. S,t.uuons you will act in a way
4 Judgment of the right wlil die
;p,Ussa,Ie the .act that you received
n 'on Of that CONVENTION ungo-
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a lighted match caused a terrific explosion
which blew the stove to pieces and came
near setting the house on Are. The nttls
sufferer is resting easy today.
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MnpICAL pEPARTMNNT.

GJocated at Galveston) Four years.
course; faculty OF twenty-t two Instructors:
school OF pharmacy; school OF nursing
(for women): matricula,on fee, payable
once, $50 Complete equipment In all
schools. Session begins October 1, en-
trance examinations the preceding week.
For catalogue OF any department or for
information. address John A. Lomax. reg
istrar. Austin. Texas