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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-29

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'HE'l|n Law tous' tu'eS me ioui i'Lt OF
m. l'au Ji' '9i'' ""en'e' says vi great
..'li0I an j." we Pupi, Is Iht pre7eINa-
w" 20 pt'N'iai N"ei ~ iol ID oLi'e IT. were
I'i' g." 'u' P""tI Oh any even lhe hiEheal'
magistrate TO imprlson arbitrarily Wnom-
ue Il ms oll'eIS IuouEHl proper
.H ""''H 2"'i' ' an Gnu 'o al "'I'I
''SH'7 an" lhil 'IeS'
But no" comes Bartlett sinclair, ana
'oHit99es on MS odlh thal MS Will without
courts OF law or legal evidence. comprised
the process on "hI'h hundreds OF men
were condemned 10 imprisonment without
lneIr having even the knowledge OF the Of
renee OF when ihey were accused. or the
uuIdil1L OF character OF lheH impTlson-
AtI'- MS '"uulliou Oh aHAlTs mas exist
ed IN northern Idaho for a whole year. and
sun continues
never committed crime against the
laws Oh my country ana never expect TO-
ana ndbr can arrest me lot any oHeuce
"hrt ldNIui Complaint Is maze, out ] VIII
Ao' SuhtI "iheIS 10 commit crimes against
me 40 nor miSquo'e me. Nhdl / mean
Is Ihdl any OoHy can arrest me with law
Iui warrant ana an oIlcer OF the United
states Army can arrest me without a war
ran" ana VIII also obeS implicitly the
orders OF marital Ia" whenever ana "her-
ever lhe 'lNil courts are oFtrlhTN"h by ~
suFreelIon or "lhtr violence. bul martial
Ia" becomes iSei criminal violence When
applied 10 any district where Inc coI-
siaDuIafS ana judiciary are III inc Iuil AMI
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MR.. soVEREIGN's POSITION.
lie VIII Resist Illegal Arrest ny
Steunrnberg's Deputies.

One OF the principal witnesses to be ez-
amined by the House Committee on Mill
tary Affairs this week. in connection with
the Occur d'Alene troubles, will be James
R. Sovereign He will be recalled to give
evidence in rebuttal TO that submitted by
BY Bartlett Sinclair. the representative Of
Governor Steunenberg, in the enforcement,
OF martial law in Idaho, and other wit
uesses Mr. Sovereign was a witness lie
fore the committee three weeks ago.
In discussing the enquiry yesterday, Mr..
Sovereign said to reporter for TIL Times:
u shall return to the Occur !Alrur min
Ing district in northern Idaho in a few
weeks. and if, after l arrive there, Cover
nor Steunenbergs martial law deputies
attempt to arrest me without a warrant
as they have several handred ether men
during the past year, | will resist SUCH
arrest if need be with my lie.
THE first guarantee o. this Government
to its citizens is the riglt 20 life, liberty
and the pursuit of happiness. That guar
antee is supported by the fourth, tfth,
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DC you hot sena lae o'. .5 y. , .ia-
gram on me cay previous 10 'h' ue~i'I d.
tion Of martial law?'
Boise. May q. l,9-
so -.4l. I'm. ..,., ,,r,,.r aud ,fr,.,r
Mil ...5,-aI o-,fIa-s from uinjr, clmr,- {, uri
dislprrovsd. uiII direct to sorutiuize travel .u.
ward and detain SUSPECTED passengers. In, 90
maFl.lt Jaw 'o, no S1i,i ''iia. ..A'
did. .-,-,.-.--........ ........,
ana you INTENDED 10 lHslL. - ii'i .. ~
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NN.
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- ~,
No 7 did not"
- vo I-' vo1-salf we're responsible for
,rbsr YOU might do under your Institution
~ rr,rtf.I lave
Il vas
"DH you not wire military officials in
WarGUer directing them 10 make arrests
81 did,.
II yon had seen any miners leaving me
Occur d. Nienes when you had instituted
marital law "'U'a Eo" nave arrest
them
II would.
Nlihout aepu"'7
III necessary ] could nave ordered troops
TO make arrests
Did sou nor hh"" ihdl ail OF 'he arrests
were made WITHOUT Warrants.
Il did
you considered the military authority
competent go make arrests without war
rant or triaI2
L did"
..,-,.., -......ftr.5 tho mon I'm ,our ,cop-
- a., W.. a., p,,rto and Whom ua--
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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-29

French Not for should they be confonded WIN
silk waists which they such waists at
all but far handsOmerfar eabnatr-tar more Stylish
and far better
You will wonder how they be sold for S4S and
we tell Many of them slightly soicd The maker VINO
created crank If waist had the unle spot he
would not allow be shipped You will find difficult to find
the socd place.
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Admitted BY MERRIAM
He Assumes Responsibility for Mar
tial Law in Idaho.
Instituted Before Governor Steuncn-
berg Declared Il to Exist-The Cen
eral Acknowledge That Troops
Made Arrests without Warrant
No Opportunit- Given Tor Trial.

As the witness before the House Com
1nittee on Military Affairs in the enquiry
into the Occur d'AIeues troubles yester-
day. Brig. Cen "a. g.. Merriam testified
that as the. commander OF the Federal
forces sent TO Shoshone County. Idaho.
he had instituted martial law Of his own
yolitiou. before seeing Governor Stemen-
berg. and before the latter had declared
martial law to exist He further adj
mlued under concentration nearly
every charge made by the miners.
He acknowledge that his troops had
made wholesale arrests without warrant
or indictment under his instructions,
that the soldiers had held prisoners for
six months without care as TO their guilt
or innocence: that the men were thrown
into box cars or the bull pen regardless
Of their condition. ,haJ he had directed
his men 10 arrest ala miners attempting
10 leave the county. that he had written
the clause in the labor permit proclama-
tion which made the miners swear that
they belonged to criminal organizations,
and that he used United States troops TO
enforce this system The witness was re-
garded with great interest as he made
his statements. and large crowd was
present all day.
Instructions From Steunenbcrg.
When Attorney Robertson, for the
miners. took up she denomination OF
the witness. the latter Acknowledged that
while the President Wss his commander
hi H.. g..
Governor SgeuncnberE.
When you arrived in Idaho martial
Law had not been declared
No"
Yet you directed troops 10 proceed 70
Shoshone County before martial Law was
declared
Yes; some CT them were there NJ the
time"
did you not state in y0Hr -epor, tfat
arrests we're made on May 80
That is q mistake in my Iepot vas
mistaken
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recommended that the Gaynor resolution
lie on the table
The matter was brought up yesterday az
teruO0n by Mr. Livingston and Mr.. Terry.
The latter said that the objection had been
made under a misapprehensiOH. and he vol
unteered to ask unanimous consent that the
report and the accompanying papers might
be printed in the Record.
This brought Mr. Ray TO his feet. He
said that he would renew his request for
unanimous consent. as he wanted the credit
for making that request in view Of charges
that had been made against him in a New
York paper 1t has been publicly
charged" said Mr. Ray. at the instigation
Of Democratic members hat ] have sought
70 stIHe this matter u has been charged
that I have done this under the influence
Of a Senator from New York The despatch
making that charge was false and ma
H.fou- aud The man who sits no there iu
the pres. gallery and wrote that despatch
knew that 60 was false.
Mr. Ray then asked unanimous consent
for the publication iH the Record Of the
matter Indicated and this was granted.
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ties guaranteed by the Constitution and
statute whenever those rights and liber-
ties are sought 20 BE- destroyed by law
less violence. For this reason | give pub
lie notice that if any martial law deputy
attempts to arrest me in northern Idaho
without lawful warrant, as other citizens
have been arrested unlawfully for work
ing without permit. I shall resist by
physical force the execution Of such pro-
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-29
"HeChtS Greater Stores,
5t3-5t5 Seventh Street.
HeChtS Greater Stores,
5t3-5t5 Seventh Street.
This the most important announcement we have ever asked you to read

trade events in which this figured prominently the result of
savings clothing purchase purchase dress goods
silk waists and skirts All of them together will make this store
tomorrow,
shall "charge purchase make
The which charge affords
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men 10 make wholesale arrests asked
Re p 5j5 aot e nay
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.g me "i, ia stated , ina, ne nau IN,
,g' ,rt Il, '.5Iss oi',,ilins an men 10
IN sbo-h,-' 80. h., ,bal,,lb, :. I'LL
D. 80 ,bi,, for ,bl. ,,i-,ort tt.,,yer,e.
..yan IraI, hon Won uro,e MS clsn.c
,f Inc hermit tbsr Mr. Sinclair oorI1
9dont !, p,
~ ala
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II Ala ..
w how, ,,., IL, en-. ARM, f,, thirty
ai,bt ,.a,rs Ioy t.,,s ga,, s,sr il, yoI,r
Csraar hoard of any other military com
,,,s,.tg- n t,. C,r.c of s-,,s Jar,,i,,J
ibs neo,Ie nj ,,.,. ron1,nn,,itg If rbc rigbi
10 Iabor'a-
10 Z dom bali,yo 7 have,
"a r. moi r,rnfsbpIan- In ienri,., a man
of the rfpht 10 Iaborr.-
81 don't know"
.If vour nav were STONED and Won were
rirned out of The ARMY with the ropdf-
fiou that YOU should not be allowed TO
work al suv vocation would YOU call that
punishment
Il don't know. | should live on my
Iien'9.
-, ,i'''' .'' OIL"
"Tris.
IF the State officials called on The
troops there today TO make arrests, would
they respond '
They would
Had you any authority 10 approve the
permit To labor system and approve IL
from the War Department.
Il don't know
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-16
COUNTY SCHOOLS SET BACK
VERY FEW OF THEM WILL OPEN
ON SCHEDULED TIME
All the Buildings Were Blown
Down or Badly Damaged.

One Of the results OF last Saturday
nights storm in Harris county will be tnu
delay in tho opening of several of the
county schools The time for the open
ing OF some of these institutions was draw
ing near when the storm camo and blew
the buildings away-or at least. damaged
them to suoh extent that they will have
to be repaired before they can be occupied.
Superintendent James was seen yester-
day by representative OF The Post re-
gsrding the county schools. He said that
he intended calling convention OF ali
the trustees of the different districts n
the immediate future to discuss the mat
ter. He hoped through this means 10
strike upon some scheme by which the
buildings could be put in shape for oc-
cupancy so that the schools could open and
proceed with their work.
There are forty-two school districts in
the county, and the storm wrought great
injury to the rural educational interests.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-16
DEMAND FOR LABoRERs.

Beaumont. Texas. September l5.--Construc-
ton OF the Kaysee extension TO San Augustine
is beng badly hanpered because OF inability
10 procure laporers a gentleman VINO came
down from Jasper this morning informed Tho
Post correspondent that all able bodied N u
who were In search OF employment would be
accommodated If they would apply 70 Mr.
b. A. MeAeeley, superintendent OF the kaysee
construction BAD weather delayed the Work
on this road during the summer, but dur
ing the past few weeks efforts have been
made to rush tho tracks to Jasper and II
can be said that locomotives Will soon be
whistllng in that town II men can be OBJ
tanned to construct tho road. Pay on this
work is prompt and there are facilities In
the way OF teams. piows, serapers, ETC., for
using 100 men. Inability to get these men
is causing this construction equipment to lilo
idle. There is no excuse for any able bodied
man to remain idle In Beaumont
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-16
HARRIS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET

$3.50, ,veu ior .so.ion 10 10 hsia
ry. November u AWE
~
O., heAs "a. SaM.
o'a'e oe1stor sixteenSA Dissf'st-
:, a. ", LApeeoMp'
NepIosenis ives
TeotSs p. oisss'
nyonh hsnheoy
Di S. n..oiney pr onmlnM Distrlss
IoIis Harfis ana GaiveSton counties--
ns,.v. A~s
oistrict Juase hisvsnth judicial Dis0ict--
c sros y. Asnss
oIuhIy 'uase
Co.. ~
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Rice Crop safe.

Mr.. c. H. Boring has returned from n
trip to the Boring rice farm and was
agreeably surprised to find the crop dam
aged only slightly. The fearful effects
of the storm were in evidence from Hous-
ton out and while the rice is blown over
considerable, the thick growth protected
it. The reaper Will be started Monday
evening and the first crop OF rice cut in
Harris county this year will be harvested.
steam thresher is also on hand and in
side OF ten days threshing and sacking Will
begin
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FOR THEFT FROM PERSON.
White Man Arrested and Bound over
on the Charge.

Captain Ike Cohen was relieved of q lot
of jewelry. including his watch and two
d'amonds, in the Fifth ward Tuesday
night. He reported his loss to the police,
and Detective Smith and Special officer
Murphy went to work In an endeavor to
recover the jewelry and capture the thici.
They have succeeded In the former, ami
yesterday arrested P. w. o'Brien on the
charge Of theft from person. o'Brien was
taken before Justice Malsch yesterday af-
ternoon and bodnd over on bond OF $500.
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NEWS BUDGETFROM BEAUMONT
DAMAGE TO SABINE PASS JETTY
NOT KNOWN.
Laborers In Demand on Kaysee San
Augustine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
for the Storm Sufferers.

Beaumont, Texas September l6.--hehapio
Information of the damage which was done 70
the jetty work at Sabine Pass by the storm
has not been received in this city. Captain
G. Flanagan OF Port Arthur was in tho
city last night and says that he passed
through the channel and examined the Jet
ues as closely AS possible from the boat and
all that hs could discover was several n0ies
Wnere tho Gaping seemed 10 nave oeen
washed away. lie was unable to ascertain
how deep this injury EXTENDS. but Is VI the
opinion that only the cap stones wsro blown
away.
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CHARGED wIru OUTRAGE.
}. II. johnson shot In the Arm b,
the Girls Father


Palestine, Texas. September l5.-J. L.
Johnson is in jail in Palestine with a bullet
wound in his right arm. johnson also
Glands charged with outraging the l2-year-
old daughter Of Mr.. Mitchell Gatlin at Alder
Branch.
Johnson is a single man of about IS years.
and boarded at a Mr.. Poulson's, about a
mile from Gatlins. and the men are 6rst
cousins. johnson was at Gstl.n's yesterday
evening when il is claimed the deed was ac-
coulplished. After the father OF the girl
became aware Of what had taken place no
attacked Johnson with al AK, but the latter
made his escape 10 his boarding house.
Gatlin went 10 a ne.ghbor's, borrowed a pis-
tol and pursued johnson. finding him at
Pouisons ready 10 get on his horse After
a few words Gatlin fired. johnson threw
up his arm. which caught the bullet In
tended for his head. Gatin ared another
shot. which missed It's mark, then The Poul-
son man ran In between the men
Constable Dan Hasseli had got wind OF
The trouble and came up about this tlnis
ana arrested Johnson and Justice Hill ocAds
out charge Of rape against him. The lis
tol used was 3s-cai.ber. Drs Parsols ara
Dunn dressed the wound thss morning ana
u Is thought chs arm may have 10 be am
putated.
Johnson's examining trial has no. been Sc,
vet
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The stenographers.

The stenographerS' association had con-
templated reopening OF their business
sessions for the fall tomorrow. but owing
to the calamity that has befallen Calves
ton, the meeting has been postponed In
definitely. AS soon as conditions perm I
the association will call the first Of lts
regular meetings.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-16
SERIOUSLY INJURED.

Beaumont, Texas. September i5.-Mr.
George McFarlano. travelling salesman for r.
d. Jones Co., OF Houston, was seriously
injured last night by falling through hole
III the sidewalk near the Pee Gee depot. Ho
was brought TO the hotel and physicians who
examined the injuries think that the ankls
bone is broken. but II may develop that II Ia
not as serious that. The accident oc-
CURED about . O'Clock while Mr.. MoEarlane
was going to one OF the small stores on COL
Mr. Morris Moch OF this city. rhe injury
was very painful and may cause Mr. MeFar-
lane to be laid Up for several weeks II moth
ing more serious results
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-16
ES crescent Route
ius BEST LINE TO
and
| NEW YORK.
i, an G. p. A., New orIeana
S.on' A. G. p. A.,


District Court Notes.
i ,s,. 49, September 12.-District
|. p, ,,sailed at this place.
|Is.d,, murder case. which was
's dittrict attorney asked
n, which was granted.
|ssas ~ : W. aud Belle Hartley
|a.ss.s' a. Aabeas corpus trial and
tssoribsoo lail without bail ON A
q Gnd " Hartley, the grand
Daaher OIL.
=slsne.aS emerged ,s With incest. was
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-16
nENEFtT oF surrrRrRs.

Beaumont. Texas. September 15.--Mrs.
Florene coveney Benedict ana Miss e. Bruce
Ligon are preparing TO present at the opera
house during the last OF the month the opera
.'Penelope.' Tor the benefit OF the storm SUI
ferers. The inability OF these ladies' Is sut-
be enjoyable. and the cause being for charity
It should attract large audience. A feature
OF the entertainment will be an act particle
pated la by sixty children, the nature OF
which has not been diyulged, hut II is prom
ised thai II will be sAtirsiy new and inter-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-16

q az, september l5, -cOaon seed
p &. S y on the streets Of
b bs,s.ss' nlsh price was oarsod
s.s 's'a The local buyers and buy.
IN IA mills. Thousands OF
= sssily Cotton receipts hors To-
-F Tor tbs season. HsAV'e''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-16
PEOPLE OF TEXAS RESPOND
money and Supplies Are Being Raised for
Galveston.

s'oIm sufferers besides considerable
a. amounts by the different secret societies
"A snswer to distress calls. Much any
Icy Is still felt here on account OF friends
anu relatives In the storm region. only
part oil whom have been head from.
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1 ~, 1.,. Death at sherman

les.cs September i5.-Lee, the
= nj ,s - q J. P. Lsslis. died Of
b Also s''aoon. The burial win
u ia -, sixteen miles south of
,sa'e.,,s. funeral party VIII 90 ~
=, svsie ant - . O'Clock tomorrow
\ y srts Danger OF injection
ne ID cos,. considerable aaniber
- esa'aci or near the body
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-16

Kaufman. Texas, September 15.-The
knights Of Pythias lodge No 10 of Kauf-
man met in special called session yeste =
day at $50 o'clock to send funds to the
storm sufferers at Galveston and thescoast
country. They sent SIS yesterday evening
by express.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-16

Hillsboro. Texas. September 15.-Tom
o'Connor, extra foreman of the Katy road
and bridge gang, left here at $3.50 this
morning with a force of 200 men to work
on the road and wharf at Galveston. An
other gang Of $50 will leave tonight. They
carried provisions for three weeks.
A large baggage car loaded to the roof
with provisions for the Galveston sufferers
passed through here last night on No. s.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-16

Taylor, Texas, September 14.-Alamo
lodge No, SO, Knights OF Pythias. met
last night and contributed s1Oo to the
Hood stricken knights of Galveston. The
WOodfTcH OF the World have called a meet.
ing for tonight to donate something to
the suffering sovereisns of the Island, and
the odd Fellows will take similar action
ut meeting OF their lodge tonight
The Rebeckah lodge Of the |. .. 0. b.
will give public dinner tomorrew fer the
relief fund and doubtless other lodges In
town will contribute who have not yet RS
ported.
movement is on foot to collect Iot
OF clothing to send down tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-16

Abilene. Texas, September 15.-To the
fund raised for the Galveston sufferers,
the pupils of the Abilene public schools
added a right handsome suin today, to 10
appropriated to the suffering school chill
dren of Galveston. The idea was sug-
gested by Mr.. Sam Lapowski, and the chill
dren responded promptly and literally
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-16

Granger, Texas. September 1.-THE citi-
xens shaye subscribed something over 500,
the Masonic order $50 and the Knights Of
iytnias lodge S36 for the South Texas
storm sufferers. The Woodmen of the
World and firemen have called meetings
and will make donations.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-16

Mount Pleasant, Texas, September IA. =
Mr.. F. W. Fitzpatrick, a wholesale mer-
chant of this place. said to The Post cor
respondent today in regard to the storm
swept district Of Texas:
Yes, we have been and are yet making
efforts to assist in rel ewing the great
distress caused from the recent storm
along the sea coast of our State. We have
raised by committee and forwarded 10
Governor Sayers S21O, and in addition to
this wired the grand secretary of the
Grand Lodge. Ancient Free and Accepted
Masons of Texas, at Houston, this m 1rn-
ing 500 by order Of our lodge and chapter.
/ understand that the Knights of Pyth ,
and Woodmen of the World are to yet
add $500 more, making about $500 from
Mount Pleasant. But we should not sto p
at this. Our section is teeming with
plenty, while our fellow-creatures alon;
the Southern border of our State are
pressed by dire restitution. Their wants
should touch a sympathetic and respon-
siye chord in the hearts of all true man.
hood and womanhood. / am CAD to SO,
our broad gagged dailies pushing this"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-16

Liberty, Texas, September 15.-The peo-
pie Of Trinity and surrounding country
have responded literally to tle Galveston
sufferers. A handsome subscription in
cash has been forwarded, together with
several boxes of clothing. Today Rev. ].
7. Mcclure is collecting a cash subscrp-
ton for the sufferers at Bolivar, an appeal
having reached him from that point yes
terday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-16

Yoakum, Texas. September 15--The fol-
lowing telegram received this morning is
self-eXplanatory:
ED b. Carruth, Esq, Cashier, Yoakum.
Austin, Texas. September 15.-Tele-
gram received, Have drawn on you as
requested. Extend my Acknowledgements
to the people Of Yoakum for their gener-
GUS donation
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-16

Navasota, Texas, September 15.-Mayor
Peoples forwarded today to Mayor Bra
shear at Houston the sum Of $780, to be
used for the benefit of sufferers in the
coast country.
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READ WHAT PROV. npasRroN SAYS,

..oak cnr, Dayas, Tex 1915 1887
Dallas News: Gentkmen-l beG to state
that / received a sample bottle OF DR.. Harter's
Iron Tonic. which ] wa very glad to get.
DO all claimed for IT, / am highly pleased
With my experience with IL. and take great
pleasure In Recommending. II to those who
sufsr from indigestion and constipation.
Respectfully.
IN. THos. LDGERroN. pres,
"Ths Oak Cliff College tor Young Ladies'"
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eomanche. Texas, September l2.-This
t ,a mas already raised 5000 for Calves
Ton and the work goes on.
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