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ACROSS THE 1oRDEFs

liciting agent of the International and Southern Pacific railway, has return. ed from trip to Hondo, where he went to take cue hundred Italian laborers, who were engaged to work for the Coahuila Coal Company. On the road five of them left the train at some unknown point. not caring to go to the place where their fare was paid to
 Two Republics: The project of re- construction of Bellem prison, as planned by City Engineer Ignacio de la Barra, is being carefully studied by the municipal authorities. A few days ago Engineer de la Barra accom- panied the governor of the federal district and several other high off cials to Belem in order to explain to them his plans of reconstruction. Engineer de la Barra proposes to div idle the big and now gloomy building into five large departments which will be devoted respectively to prison CTS ou trial, those already sentenced; woman's ward and department for minors. Every department will have its dormtories, baths and toilets, and will be in direct communication with the criminal and correctional courts of the palace of justice. The inter- for arrangements will be transformed in modern way as much as possible. Besides the big extention now occu- pied by Belem prison, the government has bought several adjacent houses and lots so as to build an annex. If the plans are approved, the work on the reconstruction will begin as socn as the rainy season is over.
 Mexican Herald: The second dis trict judge of this dis. Lie. Cristobal Chapital has received papers from the district judge of Oaxaca calling for the arrest of priest of the name of Rev. Luis Gonzaga Napoles, who is supposed to be in this city, with the request that if captured he be sent to Oaxaca for trial. The priest has not been found in this city as yet, so the requisition has not so far been honor ed. The facts that have given rise to the orders for Father Napoles arrest are as follows Jose Rodriguez and Nicolas Garcia, two poor Indians, were this year elected mayors of their respective villages in the state of Oaxaca and they went to the capital city to take the oath of office. When they returned they found that Father Napoles had taken possession of some of their movable property. They went to see the priest in order to recover what belonged to them and the priest told them they had no business to leave their place of residence and that in taking the oath of office they had done wrong: and that the only way in which they could be taken back into favor was by paying fine and resign ing their positions as mayors. Hence the order for his arrest.
 Mexican Herald: Education in Mexico is almost entirely under gov ernment directicn," said Philippe Valle, at the Riggs, this morning Mir. Valle 1t connected with the as- tromical Observation at Tucbaya, and is professor of general topography in the military school at Chapultepec. "Tbeie are very few private educa- tional institutions, and such are of minor importance" he continued. "We have very complete system,
The oasis., 1900-07-21
Joseph de LuSlgnan, Mechanical Engineer and
 Practical MiIlWright.

With a record of eighteen quartz mills and concentrators erected in the state of Sonora in the past fourteen years. ADDRESS, Nogales, Ariz.. care of THE OASIS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-30
LADIES' Top Skirts.

Our assortment of separate Skirts
is simply bewildering surely the
most fastidlous lady in the land can
find what she wants among them.
It's treat to look at those high
grade dressmaker made Skirts of
silk and satin finished VenetanS;
we can not do them justice here;
We will only mention the following:
Ladies Walking skirts, made of gray
mixed Cheyiot, with deep stitched hens,
a skirt well worth $500, } Q g
our price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Ladies' Skirts. made of rich lustrous
black T0hota silk with deep circular
flounce trimmed with three folds OF silk,
nicely lined and bound 7EO
well worth $1,000, our price ,...../ ~
Ladies Plaid Back Walking skirts, made
Of Cheyiots. Meltons and Homespun, in
gray, brown and blue mixtures, at s39S,
s4,qS. so, s6.75 - O Q
ana on up TO ....................> %'/
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-30
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were
issued during the weeH ending septem-
Der 20;
Charles Brown and Miss Mary Andrews
william A. Burns and Cornelia Warres,
Charles A. Berger and Miss Catherine
Alice Winters
Frederick d. Homing and Miss Marion
Templeton.
c. Thesis aud Miss Minnie Kreinhop.
Henry Feuhs and Miss Bmms bckert.
Aaron Stafford and Ella Byman.
Percy McNltt and Miss Mamie Thomas
Niels L. Anderson and Miss Mary
Power
Lord Brown and Miss Katie Rohmiller.
Stamford Sanders and Mamie Thomas
w l.. Hunter and Annie Welsch.
Wilson c. Hesse and Miss Maude James
Ellis Gaines and Annie Crump.
Guy Maxey and Hannah Dean.
e. l.. Whitaker and Mrs VI. f. Ander-
son.
Lucius Lockett and Katie Shepherd.
Noah c. rivis and Mary PullIm.
Joe r. Alexander and Miss Mabel c,
House
II. C. Pearson and Miss 70, VI. Eickoff
Green Stewart and Emma Gordon.
Bob c. Harlan and Miss Katie Gomhert
Charles Il. P. Hoidingsfelder and Mi 4
Olive Day.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-30
sam Anen Lumher Compnny suit..

Sam Allen Lumber Company SHIFTS.
Two important suits were fled yes terdly
at Livingston IN the district court Of Folk
county by Sterling Myer, trustee Of the
Sam Allen Lumber company, as plant fl
and ]. X Alien ct al as defendants IN
one suit, and T. H, Williams and vito as
defendants in tho other.
Tho petitions allego that the plaintiff
in his official capacity is the owner in fee
simple title OF three certain tracts OF
land situated In Polk county Texas. at
and near the towns of Asia and Corr.gan,
and that the improvements upon 81 d
tracts OF land consist OF sawmlls planners,
pumps and various buildings of the est
mated value OF $4,000.
Pla nt1 represents that the detenlan 5
and each of them are asserting some sort
of a pretended claim to said prop arty ard
to the improvements thereto appertatnng.
and that the same casts cloud up5n
plaintiffs title thereto to such an extern
as hinders and delays the speedy DISPOSE
ton thereof, and plaintiff asks that the
defendants each be cited TO appear an
that upon a hearing OF the cause he have
judgment against them and each OF them,
removing any and all clouds or claim
which they pretend to have 10 the prop.
erty as we'll as TO the improvements
The suits are made returnsblo to the
November torn OF the court.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-30
Carpet Department.

New goods still pouring in. Ik
newest and best dtSlgns aud color.
ingS, and the best Of it is the prirt'
They sell at the same price as,liS
season, regardless Of the advani, d
the cost. Ali carpets made, lad
and lined without extra charge,
Administer Carpet, new goods, best qualify.
latest designs, with pretty 5-s Dor rs
der TO match, per yard ''..',...s ~
Tapestry Brussels Carpet, finest quauu'
10 wire. with border to match, 9Df
per yard .......,...,-,''.''''..,
Tapestry Brussels Carpet. > wlle qu1ns'
new goods. with 5-S border TO quo
match. per yard .......,'''t,l
ingram Carpet, very heavy, Two "a n
wool. one part cotton, very AUG
serviceable, per yard ...'''',...''
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rifty-nfth civli pi-tric, cour,.

L. B. Clarke vs. Houston Furniture
Manufacturing Company; leave to plain
til to file first amended original petition
and first supplemental petition; leave to
defendant to fle first amended original
answer; case reset tor October 2.
Hattie f. Seureau VS.. Paul J. seureau:
y. L. Guy appointed stenographer at re-
quest OF defendant; costs taxed primarily
on defendant.
Laura +. Sampson vs.. J. W. Sampson:
defendant discharged OF any con,emp,
charged against him; Judgment for plain
tin granting divorce; Judgment that de-
PENDANT have the children: property rights
determined as per decree.
City OF Houston vs. f. VI. Poland; con-
tlnued for settlement.
CITY OF Houston Us. Mary A. Gillespie
judgment for defendant; costs taxed ON
plaintiff.
City Of Houston vs Louisa HOOPER
leave TO plaintiff to Ale first amended
original petition.
City of Houston VS. II. O. Schneider et
al; continued generally.
City OF Houston w. Mrs. r. schnelde,
ct al; continued by agreement.
City OF Houston VS.. Mrs. Annie Jordan
leave to plaintiff to file first amended
original petition.
City OF Houston VS.. Gus Wsrnecke. dis
missed at costs of plaintiff
City OF Houston w. A. NJ. Ellis; con
tinued as on application or the defend.
ant.
state of Texas We. Hen Khan; motor
to consolidate granted.
Judgment was taken by the City OF
Houston against the following persons for
city taxes: George w. Shcrncks SOS:
Mrs. Mary Mcdonald S4Si Mrs A. C. Nuss-
baum ct al $50; otto Eckert $40: w S
Scot So, L. Fl Woods 81 50 ]. ]. JOAN
son Sl1. Mrs. Ida Menter So, Ed. Wrigh
So John steinhagen $24: J. !. Bur
roughs SOS; Mrs. Carrie a. Ferguson $35
] VI. Coleman ct al 1888 20, p. Whit!
e,.al $500 go; Elias Mayshack ct al $40
J D. simpson $50; r. Jeter Sl7 J. r
Glaze ct al $46; Mrs. Emelia Busse s12
Mrs. f. Koehler Sill; J. G. McPeak $l1
Ed Banks S26; MIS-. c. a. Shaw SIG; w
NJ Holland S2S go; r. p. Morris ct a
SIS; Batis Allen SIS; G. NJ. Jensen ct a
$40, 80; Mrs. G. L, Carstens Sc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-30
Ladies' Waists.

A truly representative assortment
of both Flannel and Silk; all of the
new fadS can be seen among them.
Special values are these
French Flannel Waists. IN navy. cardinal
and black. with tucked fronts, new flare
cuffs and detachable collars, IN
Grand values, at ....,.,,......,,..,,
French Flannel Waists, extra quality, in
cardinal, navy, mode and gray, cluster
tucked fronts, blouse effects, deep de-
taohablo collars, new iare cuffs, J IN
a $500 Waist, for .......,.,,.,,,,,
French Flannel Waists, made OF best
goods. in plain and fancies. colors In
Reseda light blue. cadet, cardinal cream,
eIay and modes. trimmed with gold braids,
tueks and stitched bands OF silk, an ele-
CANT line, at $3.50, $3.50 2 G9
ana ...r......,-...e. -.-s's '.'''-'''' -
Black Taffeta silk Waists. cluster tucked
back and front, high detachable collars,
nare cuffs, a grand bargain 3.4S
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-30
A DAY IN THE COURTS.
What Is Going o. 10 the Different Tribunals
Of Houston
ALL WILL BE IN SESSION NEXT WEEK
eleventh civil District md Criminal
Conrts VIII Commence Regular
Sessions Monday.

There was corrtd cradle business trans
acted IN all the local courts yesterday,
except the criminal district court, which
only adjourned the special September
term. preparatory to opening its regu-
lar October term tomorrow. The Flew
enth civil district court. with Judge John
G. Tod presiding, also opens its regular
October term tomorrow. All the courts
will DO in session during the week, but
the county court, Judge r. H. Vasmer.
presiding, will close its present term on
October 8,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-30
LADIES' Suits.

This stock was augmented this
week by many new and desirable
styles. We call particular attention
to these
Ladies Tailor Made Suits. made of all
wool chev.ot In gray mixed, black and
navy, full fare skirt, nicely lined and
bound Jacket double breasted, silk lined.
a $1,000 suit, & 2 &
for .......,, .............,,.....,... W
Ladies' Tailor Made Suits. OF fine chew
lot. silk lined throughout, double breast
ed Jacket, new collar and cuffs. full na7e,
5 I Essrs skirt 1888
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-30
Linens and Domestics.

Here are values that should at
tract every good economical woman
in town. Some of them can't last
the week through
tS-inch Table pamask. fancy patterns,
35o value, D.
tins week .s...'''.''s'''.''s. -
bS-inch Cream Table Damask neat pat
terms cloth VIII wear we'll and bleach
in two washlnss' 400 value 33r
Extra heavy Cream All Linen Table Da-
mask. fun "a Inches wide. a qualify we
recognize as our best, Zoe grade, no.
on sale this week AT ....,...,... re
Extra hne double faced ss,ia Damask,
6S inches wide; We Go not Initiate values !;
this linen sells at 9Oc, our special < o.
price this week ..,................. O/C
Napkins, all linen bleaohed. SIS TX
sl2e. sl.e0 value .....,.,.......,..., OS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-30
LORD 6 THOMAS WIN GRAND rRIz

LORD g. THOMAS WIN GRAND pRIZE.
Lord Thomas of Chicago and New
York, the only advertising agency repre-
scented at the Paris Exposition have bean
awarded the Grand prlze-highest honor
for their unique and interesting map
which has received most favorable men
tlon from the press aid public This ex-
hibit was shown In the Liberal Arts De-
partment. American advertising methods
as exemplihed in the Lord G Thomas dts.
play, showing, as It does. another reRsor
for American supremacy In the CONNER.
cial world. huve awakened great intor-
est among merchants OF all civilized ma.
tons.
---------------------
Catarrh OF stomach and bladder At
tectually cured at Sour Lake.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-30
Black Arn1ure SILKS.
LADIES' Suits.

Ladies Tailor Made Suits, OF satin IN
!shed Venetian, in castor, black and navy,
silk lined. blouse coat with Stitched t.f-
feta, high collar, cuffs and belt, full
iiare 7-gorcd skirt, silk Lined; this is a
leader with us, is worth 5000, Ok m
price ,.....,,..,....... ........... 4 - ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-30

Heni Estntc trbhstSrs'
ii. y. MacGregor to Ms. Emma r.
Cherry. lots 20 and p, block 22t,
Houston Heights ................
S. II. Brashear to f. Il. Adams,
part Of tina Toby Gregg acre.
A. II. Bartell to Mrs. Tom L. Rut,
lots is and 10 and east half OF IL,
block -, Burns addition. love and
affection and .....................
Frederick Run and wife 70 Mrs.
Marie Gabert, lot IL. block Ss6.
south side Buffalo bayou, together
with all improvements thereon.
George w. Baldwin to James Jour-
ney. north half OF lot 2 and the
south half of lot 3, block 1856. south
side Buffalo bayou ..............
Jeanne b. and Howard Haynes to
Houston and Texas Central Rail
way company. lots 10 and is,
block 3, Hollingsworth survey,
same being part of the John Aus
tin tvo-lesgue grant. ...,..,....
n. p. Pullum and wife to Sam VIII
son, lot /, block Ga. W. r. Bakers
addition. south side Buffalo bayou
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-30
Mattings.

A few rolls still left OF the Jafla
Mating slightly damaged Ns ~ ~
tend closing Out the entire (, 10 ;. ! ~
week. Here's prices that wllla0A-
! slJ.eS = M1 roll, s0''0' $50
to close. per roll .'..''.'''., '.,''.. al.
.1onan Mating, linen warp. regular ! VA "a
sl4.0O per roll. 0'3v
to close, per roll ..,'..''.,'..,', ..,,I,,.
japan Mating. linen warp, hns IN
Garnet effects, regular value 11V
$500 per roll, TO close, per -. r,lus
China Mating two rolls, l lssS IA
$3.50 roll, very slightly damsss' o.Vv
to close, per roll .'.'.'''''''''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-30
county Court.

I. Hartslein VS.. John o'Rney dism ssed
by plaintiff.
J. A. Stayton vs.. San Antonio and Aran-
sas Pass Railway Company; judgment by
agreement for plaintiff for $25 and costs.
A. r. Lincoln VS. Sadie Conan; judy
mcpt that the bond be quashed and the
appeal dismissed and that defendant pay
all costs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-30
Millinery.

Notwithstanding the incessant
heat our Millinery Parlors were
filled by an admiring crowd
during the opening last week.
Our displays are always choice,
showing the leading attractions,
both from Paris and New York.
Our fall force is now kept busy
filling orders promptly.
The coming week we will
sshow new productions from cur
l own workrooms; also many new
Pattern Hats that arrived too
late for the opening.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-30
Criminal Dis.rict court.

Special term for September adjourned
regular October term to open Monday,
October !.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-30
Black Peau de Sole SILKS.
Wash Goods.

The Season has just now opened.
Every one is looking for fall and
winter fabrics. We are showing a
most beautiful array in this line of
goods. Here are some extra spe-
cal values
bingham Dress Styles, pretty plalds and
checks, for school dresses, 81
per yard. Zoe and ,.....,.,....... 81
Extra quality, Madras and 36-lnch Per-
Gales FOR boys waists and mems shirts,
15c value, I'M
yer 31IH .-ss..ss' s''.s'.''' .'s'''''''
Fine Corded Madras. best quality English
percales and French Cambrcs, dark and
medium shades. for ladies' waists and
childrens school dresses, 11l~
per yaru .'.''..''''''..''.' -
Flannelette, pretty delicate shades. scroll
bow knot and polka dot designs, Dc
Zoe quality, per yard .....,.,..., -
Extra Heavy Flannelette. all new shades
and designs, for wrappers and sacques,
per yard, TX
lbc ana ....,...-..'.s'.s''.''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-30
Lace Curtains.

New Lace Curtains as, az and !. j.
every day, All wi ,Wa ant an nci'
and 4 ya 11sl lonS' nr ws here; thI
all the different ,s.s W p,'Sc can give yoa
lines 100 w. Arc curtain 10
from the CiledpeS' a,,d o,N'
the fine imported lo,OJ thew sslla|
curtains. RemeliiD0i, -"
the old prices. = ,,,.s
No,t,nsbam, 8,s yards long s..,,s /" Il "a
wide. the kind tha' Nv
our price. ...........'
per pa'' '' .ss long, "a lps,,s
Nottingham. sls yareSs ,,. lain ~
Miae, sn ner pair ....t.,.''.'''''. "a,
e,,ss curtains, 3 yards lons .,trirsi p
WIDE WIDE. heavy rufne. dOttea' go ~
Main Main ~
per nair ..........,.,..'',., piss1sl
Fish Net Curtains, f.5g
ia nretty stripes, 49,
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suits for County Court.
Probate Court.

Boyd & Boyd VS.. Richard Rogers, gar
nishee; garnishment,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-30

Estate OF the, Dickey minors; sale by
guardian OF lots 8, 4, 5, II and 25x5e feet
OF lot 10. block 2Ss. south side Buffalo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-30
Ladies' Shoes.

Ladies' Shoes will be made a
special feature with us this week
1t good values and stylish shoes,
sold at most reasonable figures, will
appeal to you, you will not fail to
see these some day this week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-30
Real Estatc Transfers.

bayou. to r. R. Dancy for $500 APP
proved.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-05-22
COZ IA IOUS BLOOD POISON

Pi tdegadng and Give Q aid ,ai an dup q vi
tori d With rh tic pains d d hotter edng soes
p
fp to- d.p am u n dif f Eczema Snl
yanod s r tb app in midi life IND trace o
Its eand show pagano
may NJ s S s. d O o
d s an wi l It j op lle blooi punfI Known
andh ny pon
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-05-22
Contagious Blood

Mrs. T.w. Lee, Mont
,Romery. Ala, writes
" Several years ago /
was inoculated with
poison by a diseased
nurse, no infected
my baby, and for six
long years I suffered
untold misery. My
body was covered with
sores and ulcers. Sew
erai physicians treated
me, but all to no pur-
pose. The mercury and
potash they gave me
seemed to add fuel TO
the awful flame which
was devouriMR me.
Friends advised me TO
tryS S. S. 1 began tax
Ing it and improved
from the start, and a
complete and perfect
cure was the result.n
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-05-22
ABSTRACT OF PRIMARY ELEc-
TON Law.

l. Any primary election for the
nomination of candidates TO be sup
ported at the election, may be called
by written or printed notice, spec
flying thst the same is to be held in
accordance with the provisions OF
this act. and the provisions thereof
shall apply to the conduct and pro
ceedings of srch primary election.
2 The call for any such primary
election snail designate by name OF
office, or the off of the person who
calls the same and the purpose for
which it is called In the case of a
primary election. it shall name the
time, place or places at which such
election shall be held, and fully the
purpose thereof. Iu the csse Of a
primary electioH any committee ap
pointed at a party meeting may APP
point those who are to conduct such
primary election, and the places al
which such primaries are to be held
and the mode in which the vote shall:
be taken, recorded and announced.
3. At any such primary election
tie votes shall be taken by bali, t
and shall be of the kind, and voted
and deposited in ballot box pre-
pared for the purpose and in the
mode to be provided in the call for
such election.
4. Whoever shall vote at such pri
mary, not being legal voter in the
town or county. as the case may be,
in and for which the election is held !:
whoever so votes, being such legal
voter, but who is not q known, re
cognized and therefore openly de-
clared member of the party included
in the call under which any such
election is held; whoever shall vote
or attempt to vote upon any nan e
not his own; whoever shall vote or
attempt to vote more than orce at
any such primary; whoever shall
either use or receive any money or
other thing of value to Influence any
vote or ballot at any such primary;
whoever shall cast any vote or bal
lot at any such primary, after hav
ing received money or other thing
of value in consideration of such
vote or ballot, shall be guilty of 3
misdemeanor and be fined not more
than 500 or imprisoned in the coun
ty jail for not more than three
months, or both at the discretion Of
the court.
5. Whoever shall knowingly make
any false count of the ballots or
votes cast at any auch primary, OF
any false statement or declaration of
the result of any such vote, knowing
such count or statement to be false
or whoever shall wilfully alter, de
face or destroy any such ballot cast
at such election, or the evidence of
such vote, shall he guilty of mis-
demeanor and be punished as pro.
vided in the 4th section Of this act
6 Nothing herein shalt he con
strued so as to prevent the enforce
ment a. any srch primary of othel
regulations not incor sistent with the
provisions OF this act Chapter 81,
Act of 1891, Page1O55 Mode of 1891 /
=
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-05-22
VPHOLsTERING
AND
Furniture Repairing.

Mr.. Thomas g. Rust will give his special
attention to the Upholstcring Business, and
Furniture Requiring. Old hair and shuck
mattresses mnde over. Il will also make the
Folding Hair Mattress, which can be folded
and handled with ease. also have a sample
line of Upholstery goods, which / have just
received from Baltimore. These samples are
taken from some very fine patterns. Call and
make selection.
n. BIN connection with the above will
continue to RcnOyatc Feathers, and mat
trcsses will he called for by my assistant
anywhere within 10 miles of Churlcs Town
and safely returned. will 90 buy and sell
secondhand furniture. Reference can be
given in this line in Charles Town and in the
County. Have been IN this husincss for o
number of years. Perfect satisfaction given.
Plucc of business Congress St, doors west
of The Baptist Church. Parties outside of
town having feathers TO rcnovate and mat
trcsses to make over plCnse notify inc hy mail
May 23-Gm. THOMAS G. RUST.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-05-22

1t was also ordered that ruch delegates be
chosen at the me aud in the manner pre-
Committees of the several counties. respective
ly that no county elect murc delegates than
it Is entitled 10 under the ubovc apporfiUn-
meni; and that the delegates present iR said
convention from any county asst tic whole
vote of the county.
By order of the State Democratic Executive
Committee. ANDREW JOHNSTON.
WM. \. ON EY, Secretary. Chm'n.
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Southern Railway.

hETwrEN wAsn;NGToN, ALEXANDRIA, STRAs-
pURG AND HAIR .oNBuKG.
Elective May I. 1900.
Grains Mas 0 aud y daily trains Nos. IS.
81, Z and - daily, week days.)