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scene-A piazza table by the sea.
Psople--The Boy and the Girl.
Time-Afternoon-
vruE Girl-Funny that we should
meet here. ! came in quite by
chance. ! was going down the Cliff
walk.
The Boy-Yes, ! saw you.
The Girl thought OF you as
PASSED. but, OF course. | couldn't look.
The Boy-Odd how things happen.
The Girl-We seem TO meet so often
afternoons-quite by chance.
The Boy-It's one of those coinci-
dences-you go by certain hour every
Ray.
The Girl-And you are always there.
The Boy-And il seems as though we
ALWAYS have something TO say.
The Girl-That's why our friendship
j so delightful. get so tired OF senti-
ment!
The Boy-It's such rot-anyhow--
bun YOU know there are very few girls
like YOU. Most OF them expect a man
TO throw bouquets at them all the time.
NOW. you
The Girl-Oh, hate that sort OF
thing, When first met you-and real
lied that you weren't that kind Of a
mani was so relieved, ! found my
self interested in you. because saw at
once that you regarded me as a human
being. irrespective OF sex.
The Boy-Well. rather. ! had met
lots Of girls. and they seemed so alike
The Girl-That was my experience
with men. They seem. q TO think Cir
wanted silly compliments all the time
The Boy-But we car talk nationally
I find myself wishing TO consult you
about even the most ordinary things
find your point of view is more direc'
shan nv own. You look straight Al
things. i blink.
The Girl-You never do quite oper
Your eyes. do you? Let's see-gray'
blue eyes mean that YOU are very de
termined-you will be quite desperate
when you fall in love.
The Boy-Never intend tots toe
slow, What does the color Of your eyes
mean? Look at me. i knew they were
black If you should ever love-thers
would be no half way about it,
The Girl-But no one does nowadays
Its not good form. In the twentieth
century people will have outgrown such
foolishness. Then friendships like ours
will be more frequent. 1t will be a case
of mutual-respect and-er-peoplt
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President Mckinley's retention
u his cabinet indicates that he does
not intend to make any change in his
policv-w whatever that policy may BE-
I'll iladelphia Record
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The connection of France with Indo-
China dates back to f1is. when a ware
house and a trading station were es-
,ablished in Anam. The old customs OF
China still prevailed. the whole coun-
.ry having been under China for many
centuries. until a native vice king led
n successful revolt about the yer 1880.
During one OF the internecine conflicts
which broke out with due regularity
among claimants and pretendcrs the
aid OF Louis XVI. Of France was So
licitesl. and treaty OF alliance was en-
tered into in 1857. Thus originated the
arst claim Of France upon inde CHM
-COnsul John G. Covert.
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scene--A piazza table by the sea.
Psople--The Boy and the Girl.
.-im.--AfrernOon.
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The democratic press OF tn

The democratic press of the
country accepts the result Of the cleo
ton in admirable spirit and in so do
ing voices the sentiments of the dem
ocrats of the country. There is nc
disposition to indulge in useless re-
elimination. and reference is made
to the mistakes Of the campaign only
TO emphasize the necessity Of avoid
ing such mistakes in the future. In
spite OF crushing defeat the demo
Gratis are hopeful and determined and
are everywhere preparing TO strength
en- their organization TO the end that
with living issues victory may be wor
In 1904. -Middletown Argus.
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looking girls. She's not my style.
The nirl-Alice is well-meaning
girl. How do you like her brother
Jack:
The Boy-Good enough sort of a fei-
low
The Grille used 10 call last winter.
] thought him rather amusing. He tells
such funny stories.
The Boy-Bui light-waisted. don't
yon think?
The Girl-Oh, prefer serious man.
The Boy-If you should marry. what
kind Of a chap would you pick out?
The -Oh-ha- ha-ha, What an
idea,
The Boy-But really. You Will have
10 think about il some day.
The Girl shall never marry. The
man / might like-well. he doesn't care
for me in that way.
The Boy-Doesn't care for you? Well.
like that. He must be chump. Do
know him?
The Grille has charming qualities
more so than any man know.
The Boy tmoodily)-Oh. then. see
I'm not in il?
The Girl tsoftly)-Well. there's that
girl you care for, After all, mental
love affair may not last any more than
the other sort. suppose / should get
jealous-just ike any other girl.
The Boy-But there is no other girl
but You.
The Girl-Now, you are beginning &c
make love. Next thing you'll tell me
I'm the only girl you ever
The Boy know you've cared for
lots of fellows. They accuse you of be
ing something of a firt-like 20 play
with chaps heart. and all that Is it
true?
spect-
The Boy-Oh. hang respectl Coulc
you care for me?
The Girl-That way?
The Boy-Oh. there's only one way
when you get TO it,
The Girl-How can people tell wher
they're really
The Boy-Up against 1t?
The Girl-In love.
The Boy-Oh. you know all right
when il really happens.
The Girl-But people confuse-ar
sorts Of things with love nowadays
Magnetism and mental attraction
and
The Boy-Oh. look here-I didnr
ask you for a cold-blooded analysis
want
The Girl-what?
The Boy-You,
The Girl-Ferhaps you only thinl
you do. Wait a few years. and thei
we will be sure. Then we may NEE
some other af'inities- Some people
have two OF three. you know
The Boy-Oh. say. If it's joke L
you
The Girl Its so ordinary 10 jus
be in love, A platonic affair is NOR
up TO date.
The Boy want an answer. Yo'
can't play with me. I'm no boy,
The Girl-Ha. ha. ha. I've hear
that somewhere before,
The Boy-All right: I'm going.
The Giri-No, wait a minute. IT
all new TO me.
The Boy-well. try 10 absorb tn
idea and tell me
The Girl-What?
The Boy-Yes
The Girl-1t seems so funny
The Boy-Yes. it's much iollier q
be engaged.
The Girl-But l never thought j
would happen like this
The Boy-Neither did I. But hav
you ever thought what fun il woul
be to stop all the talk?
! The Girl-About our being engaged
But how?
The Boy Dead easy. Announce tina
We really are.
The Giri-Do YOU really care?
The Boy-Do really? Say. does
man talk like this for his health. q
: you think?
The Girl-It's not bit like boo
or play. Is IL?
, The Bov-No. this is the real thing
The Girl-Then we must have bee
: in love from the first?
The Boy-Sure.
Z The Girl-why didn't you tell m
before
. The Boy was afraid YOU didn
care. and | knew il would break m
4 all up II YOU didn't DO you?
: The Girl Everything.
The Boy Really? You're not 10
{ lying me?
: The Girl-I've been dying TO hav
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1t is most desirable, in our view,
that responsibility should be brought
home to the republican party and at
whatever cost to the country. 1t will
not learn otherwise what republican,
ism means to H. And the democratic
party can well afford to endure the
pain Of temporary defeat this year
in order that the lesson TO the coun-
try may be taught SO thoroughly FOR
once that IL will never be forgotten
again.--Charleston News and Courier
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--Freslutnt McNlHIcy Is ReHerOus
enough in his Thanksgiving procla-
nation to return thanks 10 Divine
Providence for number of blessings
which have been currently claimed as
the work Of the republican party
Sioux City Tribune.
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GALVESTON.

Galveston. Texas, November THE
race between the various aspirants for the
county officers is overshldowing every
thing else here, The crowd OF 200 people
who thronged the county court room APP
peared to care nsught for how the STATE
or National election went. but they
greeted with cheers and means the an
nouncements OF how the various boxes
voted for the county officers. The cleo
tion Of Stewart for judge of the Tenth
judicial district, Lea for criminal district
attorney, Fisher for county attorney.
Campbell for county judge, Law for county
clerk, Nichols for assessor, Fulton for col
lector, Hoxie for surveyor and the demo
cratic candidates for the commissioned
court IS conceded. OF these sure things
all were the nominees OF the d, ocratic
party. except Law, Fisher, Hoxie and
Fulton.
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FREEsToNE.

Workman, Texas, November The
election in Freestone county yesterday
was very qdiet and orderly Hon Lee
Sat~rwnite, the democratic nominee for
representative, was the only one on the
democratic ticket in the county who had
opposition, and sufficient returns have
come in to guarantee his election by 800
to 400 majority. The republicans polled
their full strength in the county, while
the democratic vote was rather light.
This box gives Bryan ISL and Mckinley
so
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DENTON.

Denton. Texas. November 7.--Complets
returns from eighteen boxes in Denton
county, out of twenty eight give demo-
crat electors 1902, republican 800, populist
80, probation AS; governor, Sayers 1897,
Hannay $40. McMinn 10, Damon IS, Royal
none amendment, for 6S3, against 1862;
Randall 1858, Thomas 1885, State senator.
Thirty first district. Savage 1923, Price
405; legislature, Twelfth district. f. F.
Hill 1912, Sugeat 2l; legislature. Thir-
teenth district, Doyle 22S9, Lain Fl.
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ANGELINA.

Lufkin. Texas November THE DEM
ocratic ticket in this. Angelina, county
has been elected in full save and except
Wiley Mattox candidate for commission
err in beat No. 4. who was defeated by
John Arnett, populist The only contests
in the county were those for county col
lector and assessor, w. G. Denman de-
feating Roe Burke. populist nominee TOT
assessor. by a small vote. s. j. Tread
we'll is elected tax collector. Judge
James l. Perkins, democratic nominee for
representative of the Thirty hrst PICTORIAL
district. defeated his populist opponent
by a majority OF not less than 'oo votes.
The republicans cast larger vote In TINS
county this election than ever known De
/ fore
Homer. Texas, Novmeber 7.-Democrat'
ic electors 70. republican electors ~, peo'
pies party electors llo, Goverhor-.
ers 40, Haunay 26 McMinn 10 ConstItu
,ional agendment--For 49, against 49, Con
gress-S b. Cooper 80.
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DE WITT.

Yoakum, Texas, November 7,-Total
vote poled on Lavaca side 6l2, on De-
Witt AIS, a slight falling off from four
years ago For county Judge of Lavaca
county James Ballard independent car
ried this box by ~ plurality; fer sheriff
j. II. Deborah lea by SO6 plurality; all
other democratic nominees were in the
lead by safe maior,ties. On Dewitt size
all democratic nominees carried this pre-
cinct G.. w. Box, for county clerk, and
w II. Graham, for tax collector, the only
contested Offices. carried this box. Yoa-
KUN showed the expected majority foT
Burgess, his plurality being Sl5.
Yorktown, Texas, November 7.-Demc-
cratic electors 23S, republican electors 1875
for amendment 20, against S42; Sayels 2i9
Hannay 1Oi; Kleberg 254. Crouch liz.
Edgar. Texas, November democratic
electors 30, republican electors So; Say
ers 80, Hannay 90; congress, klebars SO
Crouch Sc,
Cuero. Texas, November 7.-Kleberg
for congress carries the county by 700
John NJ. Green. democrat, fof legislature
elected without opposition.
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Victoria. Texas. November The race
TENTH DISTRICT.

Following are totals OF partial returns
from the various counties composing the
Tenth district. Mr. Burgess now has
lead Of more than 5000. and there is every
PROBABILITY that he will retain it to the
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CAMERON.

Brownsville, Texas. November 6.-The
republican county ticket carried Browns
willie by fifty votes; State and congress
sional republican nominees fell few
votes behind county ticket; republican
gain In city over Two years ago nearly 20
per cent. Seven county precincts give
democrats 20 majority; eleven more conn
ty precincts to hear from, will give DEM
ocrats 270 majority IN Cameron county.
The fight here hinged almost entirely on
the race for sheriff, the republican can
didate, e. C. Forto, having been elected
sheriff on the democratic ticket three
previous elections Went over to the re-
publioans and carried many democratic
votes. The election OF Caledonia Cara,
democratic candidate for sheriff, is con-
coded by good majority.
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CHEROKEE.

Rusk, Texas, November 7,--Complete
returns OF this precinct give Bryan $40,
Mckinley 259. Barker a. Complete re-
turns OF fourteen out OF twenty-one vot-
ing precincts 81 this county, Bryan 1850.
Mckinley 9S5. Barker 26S Same pre-
clncts give sayers 1895 Hannay 1888, Me-
MINI 1884, Democratic county tickle,
elected by 1000 to 1900 majority
Jacksonville. Texas, November The
returns as far as heard from ind cate that
the entire democratic ticket Is ele.tsd by
a good majority.
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ti,scomb. Burns.
ANDERSON.

Palestine. Texas. November 7.-Eleven
boxes give Bryan 1929, Mckinley 49, say
ers 1920 Hannay 622; 5. b. cooper tcoh-
eress) 2o2s. Scattering vote for Wharton
Barker for president.
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seguin, Texas, November Mckinney
carries county by Small majority, as does
also Crouch for congress. Short for as
trict attorney cai1ies county by nipeon
hundred.
Kngsbury, Texas. November i.--Del !,
cratic electors 1870. republican electors "a:
governor, Sayers 49, Hannay ~; con-
gress, Kleberg 113, Crouch ~.
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ouanah Texas, November Demo
cratic electors $50, republican electors 90
neople's pa!ty electors 8, prohibition eieC'
tors 4. Governor--Sayers 297, Hannay q,
iMcMinn 8, Lanaam o. Constitutlohe'
lamendments-For 125, against SO. Con-
gresg-John H. Stephens 1903. State SEN
ator, Twenty ninth distrlct-D. F. Goss
LEGISLATURE, 1903.
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TEXAS IS STILL SAFE.
Indications Are that The Democratic Ma
lsrily Is About 2OO,OOO.
SAVERS AHEAD OF THE STATE TICKET
u,.xo Repub,ican Legislators Have
Becn Defeated by Democrats
Amendment Appears Defeated

below are given further returns OF the
GAIA erection held Tuesday The returns
Indicate majority for Bryan Of between !
,7s 200 and 200, 900 and of fully as muen
for Savers for governor. The rest oil tue
s,ate ticket is not up to the figures LOT
eoverner for the reason, PROBABLY tua'
,enrv sentation in the next state con-
,ention is based on the vote for governor
,,one However. their majority will not
fall far below the minimum figure gwen
above.
60 far as returns have been received
,here will be only enc populist in the
lower house. r. W. Haltom OF Nacog-
doobes county having been defeated by
narrow margin.
waller Burns, the only republican in
Tho senate. has been beaten and A. u.
1lpscomb Of waller county viii replace
him and make the senate solldly demo-
cratic.
rhouaa returns are not full. it now
,nnears that A. c. Thompkins of Waller
republican, has been beaten by r. n.
runev and there will be no republicans
in the lower house, either.
Thurmond. the democrat, has defeated
sis independent opponent in the Eighty
third district
In the Twenty-thlrd district. Styles
democrat. has defeated York, republican
,or district attorney and did it with votes
10 spare.
In many counties the constitutional
amendment appears to have been over
looked by majority OF the voters ans
the Indications now are that 1t has beer
rejected.
Hon. r. NJ Johnston, Houston.
san Antonio. Texas, November -
Texas elects solid democratic congress
sional delegation By safe maiorities an
anout maintains her democratic majority
IN this. our hour of National defeat, IN
heart Of every Texas democrat shoulc
thrill with love and pride for our gloriou
Lone Star State. We might almof
truthfully exclaim all is lost save Texa
James B. Wells, Chairman.
Victoria, Texas, November The rae
for representative in the Eighty-thiI
representative district composed Of BE
Calhoun, jackson, Refugio and Victori
counties. between Thurmond, democra
and Williams. independent republican,
very close but Tbuvmonds election seer
certain BY Zoe maj1r.ty Williams b
POO majority IN Victoria, 225 in Calhoun
Thurmond has . majority in Refugio,
estimated IN Jackson and at least 5th
Bee county.
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GOI.IAD.

Berclair. Texas. November THE fol-
lowing is the vote for governor here:
Savers 50, Hanaay II; National and STATE
ticket received large maiorities. Kle-
berg lead Crouch for congress by SIS ma
iority Green for representative. Wilson
for district judge, and Vsndenberg for
district attorney are elected
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election returns are not yet counted In
this city. The independent democratic
ticket is badly beaten throughout tue
county. 1t received the UNANIMOUS
publican support. There Is an Increased
majority for the State and National
ticket.
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LAMAR.

Paris. Texas, November 7.-h'ia,
from nineteen boxes in the ci'y "
county give Bryan 2Ol2, Mckinley "
Savers 1s4S. Hannay AS; for congsA
Sheppard, democrat, 9S7, Gibbons. lep.s
lican, 555. Scarcely any attention N, Y
paid to the amendments. Only wv
over a half vote was polled-
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GRECO.

Longview, Texas, November 7.-Mckin-
lev carried county by 800; sayers by 47o;
DE Graffenried by 200. Light vote Gregg
county.
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EAsTLAND.

Carbon, Texas, November Bryan
259, Mckinley SIS. Savers l72. McMinn s.,
All other State officers largely demo-
cratic; all county officers democratic ex-
eept sheriff. Noble, popullst, reelected.
Ranger Texas November T.--Bryan's
majority 100; sayers majority 200; John
IA. Stephens majority 200; W. stephens
majority 250; dssvict Judge, Linsay 300
spann district clerk) $50 All democrats
elected, save John Noble populist, is
elected sheriff
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FRANKLIN.

Mount Vernon, Texas, November T.
The result of the voting as far as
heard from in this county shows the fol-
lowing: Bryan 93S, Mckinley 2l7; for
governor, Savers $50, Hannay 22S, McMinn
lao; for congress. j. l.. Sheppard 1871,
Gibbons 1877, Darwin 40. In the race be-
tween &. p Templeton and II. o. Dutton
for sheriff which was strongly contested,
Templeton was elected by about sixty
majority
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Coleman. Texas. November 7.-com-
ple;e returns for county, District Judge
]. o. Woodward 7es. j. w. Goodwin sSe.
District Attorney Matthews of Brady ha,
las majority ever Baker Of Brentwood.
Collector OF taxes. w 7. Knox. present
. rim. had 3 plurality, Goodwin has
-eaten Woodward about $50 votes IN the
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CALLAHAN.

Baird Texas. November 7.-Democratio
electors 273, republican electors 70; gov
ernor. sayers 311 Hannay rs; congress
j. II. Stephens S07.
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CAIDW ELL.

Dale. Texas November 7.-sayers 1874,
Hannay "A; congress, Burleson 200, Hen
derscn II; county judge, Kyser l67, Brown
~ eheriff. Sanders l26, Bustace l23.
Lockhart. Texas. November with
three small boxes yet to hear from, the
vote In Caldwell county for governor and
congressman stands; Sayers 2074, Hannay
TAI, McMinn 107. Congress Ninth district
-Burleson 2l29 Henderson 469
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ELLIS.

Midlothian, Texas. November dem
ocratic electors 2s5 votes. republican
electors As votes populist electors %
votes, prohibition electors votes; Say
ers 2S7, Hannay 81. McMinn 8. Damon 2.
The vote cast at this box was very light
Ferris, Texas. November TO j. Lo-
gan ITO votes for fioater, II. f. Fears 6s.
Republicans received ss votes, democrats
1876
Waxahachie, Texas. November THE
election passed off very quietly The en-
tire democratic county ticket had com
plete walk over, the populists showing
no perceptible strength. Fears carried
the county over Logan for fioater by an
Overwhelming majority.
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CAMP.

Pittshurg. Texas November Seven
ty-1ve votes yet to count. Returns so
far Bryan $40. Mckinley 6Si, Barker 81;
sayers 65S, Hannay 472. McMinn 20: john
l.. Sheppard, democrat, congress- 702, j..
c, Gibbons. republican 5SS, Darwin pop
unst. 10, b. A. Ragand, democrat, for
representative defeats C. T. Phillips,
populist. present incumbent in the coun-
" by 225; Hampson Garry. democrat,
loater for this district, is elected with.
out opposition. All democratic county
ticket elected.
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ARCHER.

Archer City, Texas, November Til
entire vote Of Archer county: Bryan 46i,
Mckinley 81; democratic State ticket 49,
republican State ticket So; John ii. stepl-
ems. congress Thirteenth district, All Tor
the amendment so. against 39I.
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GONZALES.

Gonzales, Texas. November Twenty
boxes heard from in this county give
Burgess 7sl majority, Legislature. Con-
way majority 1916; district attorney Ellis
majority 1908; district clerk. Chenault
majority 1910; county attorney Nixon ma
)ority 4Ol; county clerk, Depoyster ma
|jority 1929 sherifi, Glover majority 11sS.
earnre" Ramsay majority 1913; assess
or LY!ngStcn majority 400. collector
hampton aiority 1878; public weigher.
Fotts maidpss> 64S; justice OF the peace
precinct Nvp, Shuler 2SO; constable, pre-
elnct No !, Haserodt majority n3.
lThere are Ave boxes to hear from vet
out they will not change the result
mueh' WIN increase Burgess majority al
least 100; Will also Increase matorities
OF some county officers. A hard Aeht was
MADE al this place against BURGESS
uioVer ana Ramsay. Everything passed
on quietly, though heavy work was done
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FORT BEND.

Richmond. Texas, November THE If
fetal returns of the county eleven vot-
ing precincts out of thirteen: Savers
governor. 1885, Burgess, congress oS6
Jones, congress, sos; Lipsoomb, senate,
ga; Burns, senate, 926; Cuny, repressn-
tative, 7OS; Thompkins, Representa- w.
1883; styles district attorney. 1856; York,
district attorney SAL.
Needville, Texas, November Pre-
cinct No 10: Lipscomb so, Burns Is;
for representative. Quincy So Thompkins
26
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HARDIN.

Village Mills. Texas, November e.-Mc-
Kinley co. Bryan 81; district attorney
Robinson 90, Mccall 26.
Buttheld Texas, November e-W. l..
Douglass 10, W. B. Powell Z; governor
savers IA. Hannay 2; congress, S. b..
Cooper 16; senator, T. ]. Beatty 10; rep
resentatlves, E. B. Pickett, Jr., IT, r. A.
Greer Is.
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CHAMBERS.

Wallisville, Texas, November THE
vote in Wallsyille precinct No. was ex-
eeedingly light. only l42 being east The
democratic presidential electors have a
majority OF 40 over the republicans. j.
D. Sayers for governor.
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BURI.EsON.

Caldwell Texas, November Twelve
out OF seventeen precincts give Sayers
1902 Hannay $40; Burleson, for congress,