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Douglas Island news., 1900-04-25
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
Mining District of wrangel

District of Alaska.
 To c. W. Darling:
 You are hereby notified that have ex-- rended Three Hundred Dollars, in labor and improvements, upon the Alma lode to wit Biz Alma, Little Alma and Broken Plck claims. consolidated. on Prince of Wales Is land, s. E. Alaska, as will appear by eertlh- cate filed December 2ud, 1899, m the ofhce ot order to hold said premises, under the pro visions of section 2S24 Revised Statutes of the United States, being the amount reqnlr- ed to hold the same for the year ending December S1st, 1899. And if within ninety days from the service of this notice tor within ninety days after this notice by pub I;cafion), you fail or refuse to contribute yoIIr proportion of such expenditure as CO owner, your interest in said claim will be- seetion 2S24, of said statutes.
 Signature:
 ALEX BERNSTEIN,
 Trustee. First Publication March 14, 1900. Last publication June lS, lsOO-
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mn. JoHy W. LoCKHART DEAD.
Lived in Texas Many Yenrs-Wtil be
Buricd at Chappeil Hill.

Btcnham. Texas. October 5-pr' 1ohn w.
Iockart did at Chapfell Hill at II o'clock
today in the 18th year OF his age Deceased
had lived almost the entirety of his long
and useful life in Texas and was clerk
lin tn, postofhce department at Old Wash
il, gton during the days of the republic our
ing tho war between the States he was a
Iortenant in Captain John Walace's oon'-
Amy stationed at Galveston. For many years
he was a member Of the Methodist church
/ bnt late in lie embraced splrltu alism, con-
! ,nuinc however, his former liberal donations
( to inc church OF has carrier life lie was a
/ member Of the Masonic fTaternlty.
OF late years he has lived with his chIldreh
f., tislyeston. but retained the old nome place
az chappell HIN and every summer came
tsok ~ 1t for a sojourn with his caildreh
and grandchildren. HIS children are Judgs
~ r. L,ockarl and MRS. II. A: Landes anc
Mrs. charles Wallace all Of Galyes ,S Aiisl
80 sne - came to chappell Hill to stay unit
i nei essary repairs were mace at their lslant
City home ~, , !, Tho Atttnso,
cen,etery. Chappel Hill, Sunday AFTERNOON
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weather. but likewise reflection Of hest
fancy TO embark largely in new business
pending political events. the general tone of
trade is a favorable one and confidence as
TO the outlook for business in the remainder
of the year is notable.
Some dminution in the volume OF johhnc
business Is noted at larger centers and con-
tinued rainy weather in the Northwest cheeks
the movement Of wheat to mar; et INJURIES
the grade Of same and discoursgcs retail
and jobbingS distribution. Ten cent cotton
| Is the key to every report which comes from
the South and the character Of reports from
isis section is more nearly favorable than
| for the many years past at this time The
/ indisposlton to contract heavily as TO the
future Is perhaps more marked in the iron
and steel trade and here also the most marked
tendency to weakness in the cruder form OF
production is noted
The industrial outlook has been improved
by the signing Of the tin plate scale but the
anthracite coal situation is on the surface
1 az least, rather more unfavorable than
week ago. more mines and miners beins
idle and production steadily growing worse.
y Boots and shoes active with prices tendini
upward. Special weakness is noted In tn
sugar trade, owing to the practical breal
Of the raw sugar corner as much as to IN
passage of the canning season and the re
ported intention of the refners to reope
the war in prices. Special strength is note
in provisions and hog products
The strength Of the railway situation
reflected In earnings fully equal to last Yea
and In some instances larger and the an
, nouncemcnt that rates are to be advanced o
November I. Other disbursements were In
heaviest ever known and are partly reAecte
{, in bank cleariDgs which are the largest SIM
r last June
Pig iron is weak all around. being low,
. at tho South and at Pittsburg, and demau
/ Is largely for small lots Export demar
is being favored by lower frcghts he
1 to the market for plates has been affordt
d by the. order for 5000 steel cars given by
q trunk line.
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BONHAM COTTON MILL.
Work Being Observation-Disclosures Has
Already Been Purchased

Benhapl. Texas, October 1.-The seventh
monthly payment of ) per cent OF the $4,000
stock OF the Bonham cotton mills has b en-
paid to Treasurer Bradford. being due the
list Of this month. The progress OF the
mills is pleasing not only 10 the stock
holders but to every citizen Ct the c Y. a
large force OF BRICK nasohs nave been a.
Work on the building for some time. aAt
the walls are now Twelve to fifteen leat high
The work on the foundation was rather le
Gious, being maze OF coneree, nut the drec
tors are determined tnat the mills shall b
enited TO what is claimed tur t0em, tina
they are to he the best III the sac. h
smokeslack is to be brilt in a snort VIII e
the foundation for the same having becl
laid several Gays ago. 1t is to be erccte
OF pressed brick and will be over 100 lee
/ high
| The machinery for the mills has bee
! contracted fer and will be here as soon a
| the building is ready to receive It. Man
| ager Saunders says that tie very latest IN
proved machinery will be raj lie and st'
! eral of the dlrtc,oIs went North sever
| months ago and inspected the hrest ootto
mills of the New England states, there
| gaming cons derabls knowledge hat was
benefit to them in making tne order lot u
| mills mach merry.
The mills have purchased large track
land lust west Of the mill size. and Tor
ar more four-room cottages VIII be erect
there fer the MIL enploNea as BUM 40 ~
needed. 49, :.
The contract for the WOODWORK about
mills was let to T. j. B3bh o. this cry s.
eraI DAYS ago, and large force OF ca
ne nj are now on the grounds busy g til
their part Of the work in shap., ana "
be ready to go to work in the ba ldins wn
thu brick work is far enough auv i,, to >
FIRST class artesian well was suhK on
: grounds last month and a oountful sun
Of water secured a. a depth Of S9o feei,
: Porhail has already begun to feel the g
effect Of this great enterprise WITHIN
Y bor6ers as a large number OF men are q
I IN .ovnent there In its .rection, ana
4 les les II than twelve molths time there W.T.
. ~ oneration in this thriving little CITY
Q hiest Gotten mill In the state An o,e W
: mai night be taken into c9ns,oer", iii
It otber ,owrs is. that IT was all as 'ompn
i In home capital without waitinE Tor
|. corning of foreign CAPITALISTS
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EXECUTION OF KING HOWARD.


BRENNAN, Texas, October S-Hon Ben 8
Rogers and Sheriff D. L. league returned
from Austin today. They visited the CapiA'
CITY for the purpose OF presenting to Gov
ornor sayers petition asking that he DOM
mute TO life impr sonmcn, the death sentence
ssessed against King Howard who is to he
executed tomorrow Neither of the gentlemen
are at all hopeful that their mission has
been successful. .,
The sraflold has been completed ~ "
located in the extreme eastern part of to"u'
on land belonging 10 the city Of BRENNAN
and which has been the scene Of SIX previous
executions The portion Of the structure above
and below the trap door has been walled up
so that the execution Will be private
a heavy bag Of salt was used for testing
the instrument OF death this afternoon hnt
the kinks were stretched out OF the new
grass rore that Is TO eud the life Of Howard
Though protesting that his trial was no
fairly conducted Howard says that he !
ready TO 90 Rev Sledge Of Chappel liill
the locality where HowDrds crimes wer
committed called at the jail this afternoon
and spent some time with the prisoner. How
ards apparent resignation TO his tate ma
eliminated the necessity OF placing dent
watch over him.
rha execution, unless the governor stops
at the eleventh hour, will take place abon
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. II viii max
. tho sixth event Of the kind TINT has occurre
during the administration Of sherih TeaGu'
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REIfF TWICE WINNER.
A Stake Of 5000 Soverelens Was One o.
the Prizes Captured.
vApDoS IS AMERICAN GOLF CHAMPION
proo,sIyn Is Tightening Her Cinch
In the Race for the Pennnnt.
Turf Events.

London. October Sat the Kempton park
autumn meeting today the Imperial produce
stakes of 5000 sovcrcigns for the produce OF
mares covered In 1897 to run at 2 years DID,
six furongs, was won by H. ChaplIns nay
aly by Gapolin, ridden By Danny Manner
second place was captured by TheooMd
br. c.. volodyossld. Lester Rein had Inc
mount and Linda came third Nine horses
ran hnif ra,
won by Faliust ridden by >. IL Mhl,,u
Nerxnte was second. with X gby UP any
Yuscu, with Tod Sloan up, was tnlId'
The half moon selling nursery han1lssap
nvo furiongs, was won by Bradeo,t. ao n,n
4 Nv Msher. The Richmond plate, handicap
/ uno soyereigns, six furongs, was won d,
H. A. brakes bay colt Sir Hercules Oh
( when Lester Roim had the mount
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.PRtSBYTtRy OF WEST TEXAS
uEy. j. r. ROBERTSON ELECTED
MODERATOR.
Rey, Joscphus johnson Temporary
CIcrk--Not Much business Done
owing to Late Arrivals!

Corpus Christi, Texas. October 5.--rne
nresbytery OF West Texas convened IN
,5,s city last night Immediately after
me examination OF the evening services
AL the presbyterian church. but OWING
40 A large numoer of the ministers ana
u,iegates arriving on oeiated tra'n
n,t lnucn business was transacted. Inc
entire CONGREGATION present AT the ser
wees renamed curing the session ana
seemed 10 manifest great interest III
I, ~. uevceeuinss Oh the presoytery, "hleh
Mas voutenVu py a prayer py tne rethlne
n,ou,ra,or, nev. BROOKS /. DleKe!.
/ me usual preliminary OF organization
Was oegun ps erecting Rev. j. 4 noo-
1 ertson moderator, and REV. Josepnus
I johnson, temporary cierk'
ne roll cail WAS inca taken up ana
shaved the Following ministers present;
REV h NJ. nali ana ~ =. Wlsslas'
San Antonio, Kew G.. Il. Dudley, Ton
xates. nev. Josepnus Johnson. NlctoriA'
kew. ]. T.. Robertson, cuero; Rev j. NJ
PURCELL Lockhart; Rev. . Il. Chanoler'
CORPUS Christi Rev. }. Il. JACOBS, san
Marcos, Rev. s. M Luckett. Beevlliei
rev. $. j. McMurray, Laredo Key
brooks /. Dickey, Edna; Rev H. H. sell
rldge, Port Lavaca; Rev. A. H. +, NC
I
redo, REV. w. s. Scott. San Antonio
REV. j. n. Mccain. Normanna
me following constitute the lst
presiding elders in attendance as repre-
sentatlves OF their churches
> w. e. Virgins Utica; r. IL Walker
, Gonzales; J w. MeCurdy. LocNhart; !
poddridge. Corpus Christi, j, d. Amber
$ yon ThomAston; V. II Henderson. port
land: e. Trcviuo, Laredo. Mexico X
= Avilla. Victoria,
: The hours designated for the session
Of the presbytery were then eonslderc
!, and after discussion the designated houl
= are to be from a. m. to II m. ane iro
y 8 d. m to p m, with night service
= beginning at s p m
= The presbyterial sermon tonight W.
: then announced to be preached by ho'
j. p. Robertson Oh Gods Providen'
J. over His People
Is Rev. s. e. Chandler and Ruling ED
IL p. Doddridee we're then made a comml
tee on devotional exercises.
IS After prayer the session adjourned u
'n til . a. m. today
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n.,op.n,r. neItef Mcetins.

Brookshre, Texas October "a mse',hs
~. .itiznns ~ f,rookshire, Pattison and sur
.,,.,.inn oonntry was held this evening for
nc nurnose OF sending delegates 10 hemp-
stead or the 18Th to meet in convention 20
nroyide ways and means TO meet the me, pres, pres,
emf distressed conditions by nie ansmn, IN 3
t .nurtv of waller from taxation for two years.
eoS s csre an appropriation 10 aid farmers
ia making another crop and to eXemp, ar ~,
pur 1s -. two wears r. 5. Sterling was
,nseLe' clnIrman and p NJ. cuny secretary
T rhe fciiowing delegates were appointed w.
". Bains, Nath BrookshIr,e S,, oes' and i g.
son. 7. S. Sterling. w q Cieihohs anu -
Kellner.
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4 TRADE REVIEW
.,,,,elt, Coal Strike on Bust
4, |, More Apparent
I, ,,,cH1lY LOWER IN IRON
,,e west and sonth
|f'oe' =. Active--There IL
|'', - ordering Ahead

n nun G Co.'s
oo,oher 5.--R " ~
n'f' ~ .,ds tomorrow Will say
rtEt q u'u so,tlement has been
.,,hrscite coal .eoct On husl-
|. .,tAer week anu WV ,,.t.,,,,on In
apparent. Inc u's'' ..,,.o
rds s.r,h seems no less acuNe'
II ibd sou'" - noe, would quickly
4. sesthcr in the S's'
~ ..,,, lower in iron, WOOL,
sNt sl'snu' nroduce and textile
IA coal, but the ~ ,,t,,onta an
Z. stm and In all dep"r'u'' 80
y .,u,ors to increase TRANSACTIONS
b ds'''Vs' orices. There is little
| gskly ad'an'e =, rorchandise.
l ..sad in any kind Oh nv 40
n n makers look for contracts toi
Y w ,ons after election.
've~ al in the South and on th'
! nssss soast but in the Southwes
ssSSseked cotton picking
fft ' ,rr,sreEtipg financial development
DO . ,u' drop Of / cent on the ponn'
WIZ asshsnge, completing a deciln
|isas 4 Two weeks without any im
.s.ure IN our markets: AT Tue s s,.
NnuV. o.sriajly. The Bank of Eng
fea'u cSange In its rate, in whlcI
NV ~ IA heen expected.
YlE . No. huying of cotton has out
lv " ethar influences and there
AZ asnsnd for regular relnittanc
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The benefit game OF baseball when mas
bson arranged by the Houston fire depart
mont for th. benefit Of the suffering families
of the Galveston bali team il worthy OF a
liberal patronage. 1t takes place a. League
VIII he called AT o'clock. The hre boys
and the Galveston team Will be the con
tcCtants and the following is the way they
will line up: u.h.r
Iuitieh first base; Vint second base Wats
third base: Young shortstop: 7, smith lel
| neld Campbell, center field w. smith, rRh
| field; Byrnes. substitute nh
Firemen-Chlldress catcher; Roper, pitcn
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tRIKE,s EFFECT ON STOCKS.
|her Factor Was the Probable
Outcome of the Election.


York. October S Brn'slree.'s fnan
svsw tomorrow will say:
lulatye sentiment appeared to undergo
se tbs week. The bolrsb feeling and
ing tsadency in prices which had been
lily displayed for the preceding fort
faye pace to an exhibit of renewed
trct and ritlns values. The imme-
cause u TINS m1venis : VAS the an
frlspt that the anthracite coal strike
te ended Sad though the concession
Increase Of vases 80 III, miners hv
mpsDies did not result la the prompt
80 Of the strike or the reopsning of
nss, the street seemed to q ;cept tho
Ia. uhder thesa circumstances he
would not last Repor,s that sat-
pt had tesn arrived at we're brought
yeral tmts aud ALWAYS produced con-
ple enecl in strengthening the market.
ner factor in the same connection was
ieSalerce among financial interests of
nenson dbott the outcome Of the pcnC-
leuon. Exactly what this is ba @ !
hard to determine. but it would seem
~ nappeatance Of sunpcrt IN various
NE market, coming from powerful
interests, may be attr,buted to this
ne Tho public can not be said to
hovn any disposition 10 follow such
leadership or to engage in any SPEC
buying
arge increase In the current transac'
he stock exchange were due Il
nppal activity, and the covering o
mounts Of short ccntrac 8 that have
" out in anticipation of break wa
responsible for a sharp advance il
was hrmer, loans telng curtaile
10 the heavy withdrawal of funds I
1ln ana West. though the bank state
last week was more favorable thl'
~ Anticipated 81 far as the reduction
dus re- rye Is concerned. Time money
:, advanced 20 per cent and cal
Twas hrmer at 2lsT2 @ ont TIL
o. money was offset to some o.
The further decline Of eYchang'
explained elsewhere, caused som
inn OF gold imports. Il is hardl
however. that any la-Pe amount I
ald he sent here at present, OWN
ontinued strain in the position {
stial -'p'als abroad
~, 'oos only moderate interest
market, but was a BUYER TO SON
ir stocks. II W
o'd hat Berlin Interests were aga
Northern Pacific COMMON az
!. ~ nat stock heavily in the pr
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nnlIn. Enir isaces.

Dallas. Texas. October 1.-~ReSuIts Oh W.
dov.e rnces at the Dallas tracks were
First race. trottlns. 2;2o class lima E''''
rl;o first, silver sgicsecond' Maud Proper
third Best tlme 2;l1'4 ,,.,,,s scll.
second race. running seven iurlonSsi ~, ~
,ur--Bulgaran George H. kptchum' f''hH
rbird race running, Ave and half iur
long selling Roltalro. La Mascotta' iar'
Gar Time 1909 .,lt cur
Fourth race running Tour ana n"i Nh,
Texan. Tinc SO. .c acco,,p
Tho nth race was declared on an accoun
| Of darkness.
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CHARLEY HERR
broke "a Track Record by Making n
Mile In 2;OT.

Lexington. Ky, october "a large crowd
Jaw three hrs,-cass races today. The fast
and game Charley Herr broke the track
record for a race by going the Second heat
IN 2O7 nat, a new record also for the little
bull deg lie won tho race In straight het IA
and was loudly applauded when the race was
over The Wilson was won by the Tennessee
mare Vosper in straight heats with case, al,
ter losing the first to Saul.
Purse 5000 2;Os trot--Charley Herr, VOL
Best time 2:O1
The Wilson, purse 5000 for 2'l0 PAGERS
Vesper Rest time 209i5.
Purse $1,000, 2:2i trot--Dolle Bddle. Bcs
time 2:13&.
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ANOTHER COAL OIL VICTIM.
, Little Girl burned TO crisp NJ
smithyiIIe.

smithville. Texas, october 5-Late yester-
day evening. about $50, Anna NormenI
aeed years residing with her widowed
r,o,b.r in this city. met a horrible death
sh" Was kindiing FIRE to cook supper i ana
While pouring kerosene oil from oan ,, INTO
the stove, the can exploded, throwing min
NIX NIX 10 v'' crisp. After suffering the most ex
her oi w spnny she succumbed to her IN
mrIes at an early hour this morning nsro s NE
houst "a "a hefore any damage resulted THIS
u utIe child leaves q widowed mother ana
seven little brothers and sisters. she w'i'
he buried today in the city cemetery
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TEXAs FLOUR.
y;d Iucrease in the Demand for
tAc BritIsh Market.

Fort Worth. Texas, October 5.-There has
been rapid Increase in the demand fol
Texas -four in the British market The
cameron Mil and Elevator company q this
80 ~ ehipped TO London since June ]
c, ts, - ooa oae mounds OF 10000 barrels, Of
so,r Tbis immense shipment grew out OF
~ ,,,,si,nment made to the city of Lon
don February /, last. Since then IN addition hdon
% Vus 10 ~ liverpool Glasgow, Manchester
ma Belfast. The mill now has orders ahead
from London alone for 100000 pounds OF
-four week for the next eight tsat weeks nNdlnv IA
.aI month TO Santiago. Cuba, and aisf
eSi 10 Havana and Central America.
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MOVEMENT or OCEAN VESSELS.
fsnecial 70 rhe PostD

Especial 10 the PostJ
Charleston, S. C.--Arrlved; Revenue steam
or Algonquin from Galveston and proceeded
to Wilmington, n. c.
Norfolk. va-salod: stentor (Br), for
Galveston.
Port Eads. La.-Arrivcd: oleta SPAN,
from Marseiles; Mong selio Qtal), from
Genoa; Cuban (Br) from Liverpool; Con-
dor iNor) from Blnehelds; Arkansas tAml.
from Havana Sailed: El Mar lAm), for
New York; Gussie (Am.), for Cienluegos'
Grsnorla tosn) for HAMBURG via Newport
News Montezuma tBr.l ~ capeto%I IN,
St. (Nor.), for Puerto Co'tez, q nsulh tbf'D
lor HAVE va Newport News; whitney TAM
for Havana via Key West; John wilson
tNor), for Bluefelds.
New York,-Arr.ved: United states army
transport Mcpherson from Galveston,
Baltimore. -cleared: Boerkum tGerI loi
Galveston
Hamburg. -Arrved; Graf waldersee, from
( New York via cheIbourg. ~.
Llyerpool.-Arriyed; cymrie from New
York.
Genoa.- Arrived: Karanan for New
Glasgow. Arrived; Laurrntian, from Ney
| York
Southampton, Arrived, Aller, from Ne'
| Lyerpooi-sailed: Commonwealth pew)
for Boston.
Rotter dam. Sailed. Amsterdam, for Bou
logne and New York.
London. Sailed; Marquette. for New for'
Naples.-Arrlyed; Kaiser Wilhelm H. froi
New York for Genoa.
Hamburg Arrived; Kaiser Frleder!cl
from New York.
Havre.-Arriyed: La Gascogne. from Ne
York.
Glasgow.-saied. California. for Ne
York.
Queensiown.-sailed: Commonwealth, fro
l. verpool. for Boston.
Southampton. Sailed, Fuerst Blsmare
from Hamburg, for New fork. c,..
Neville --sailed: Anchoria, from Giasso
for New York,
liverpool Sailed: Taurie. for. New for
Boston.--Arriyed: New England, from Ii
erpool
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Garden CO. Stock Notes.

Garden city. Texas, october i.-sherll
william r. currie bought of County Clerk
Ilays OF Sterling county 100 stock cattle az
$40 a head. Ai.,, g., tho North
-, n his county shipped out 10
81 csive. that brought him good prices ~
the Northern markets. -. ,,tce lot n,
curre BROS have Just 69gs q el emf 10 de-
s slp choice solid early calves are oFins
ne IA now December delivery.
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,,a,,,n carroll Injured.

Hrlsboro, Texas, October Bonn = oat-
ro, WA. brought in from West last night in
II .,,,.,,sctoua ambition, he having been
b hurt there late last evening by freight train
m which he was brakiug lie was caught
against a telephone post ana badly mashed;
i a popular young man.
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Chicago, october s. Hawthorne sumuiare S'
six furiongs- Hampshire Tonicum, Harry
Time l;li&.
six furlongs-s,m W, Tame freshman
Emma r. Time it3& ,.,
seven furongs SHARP Bird, Sir Kingston
Ben Alder Time l;2iA. a.
Five furionEs--l'ort Wne, Katherine N"'
MS Bengal rmc loi.
Mic Louisville. Mittou, WalkehshA"'
Mile aud seventy yards-rhe Slnsgara
Prince Blazos. Depending Ihne lfiH'
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rExAnNAsA BRYAN cLup.
Plans Adopted for the Prosecution OF
a Yiroromn GnmpnIgn.

Tuxarkana, Texas. october S.--The Bryan
and stevenson club OF this city met tonight
and adopted plans for the prosecution OF
vigorous campaign from now until election
time. Several local orators addressed the
CLUB and contributions we've made The ut
most enthusiasm has commenced 70 pe SNOW
anonp ire democrats Of this section over the
race that Bryan is making AID every promi-
nent politician who voted for Palmer and
Buckner has returned 10 the Chicago ticket.
Two well known mon OF this city who were
delegates 10 the Palmer convention In 1895
are now stumping this section for Bryan.
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ro comhnt one Hcat.

Hot weather will not debilitate and
nrostrate II YOU viii keep your nervous
pxstem toned up and inyigorated With
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ouININE tab
,a,s Does not cause nervousness OF
ringing IN the head; p cents
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Kautmsn Texas october e.-Mr' BIZ An
derson Of Abner, father oil bood anderson
MY ,ess morning His death was caused oy
sr,ef soy the death of his son. He was 70
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T,cd nv young and ola.

Best for baby, best for grandpa Is that
perfect laxative Cascarets Candy cathar-
lie. IDEAL liver regulator and intestinal
tonic. Druggists, ioc, Use, SOC
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ro,a, Gin Accident.

kaufman Texas. October i.--Mr. booa An
derson, who was working at the baiiaiu :
u Abner. eight miles cast Of kaufman, .s w.
eauk1t ~ 49, - hich he died YESTERDAY.
In, II. vas 'ne about IS years old, aud had mAn'
friends,
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ee ms to tho Outlook for
BUSINESS Is Notable.
~ octoher 5.-Bradstreet' tomor-
some lrregularity, both as to de-
" prlees, due partly to warm. rainy
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