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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-12
LArONIA ENTBnEs

Selling, three-quartcrs of a mlle-Tempt
%. Masterful %, Oconee. Gcta Blackburn
100, Nina r. l.. lO2 Sister Mamie 105,
Ruth Parks 90 Olea 100, Rowdy 10, MIN.
ME b. 100, Princess Otlllie 1903, Conundrum
100.
Five and one-half furlongs Lady wads.
worth 1O2. Throstle los. Mamie English
100, The Boston 100 Mabel VIM 112 De.
hcnture 1o2 Lathrop Leenia 1903. Our Jes.
sic ll3, Jean Raphael 100.
Selling, one mile and a slxteenth-Jano
wood %. Lnura's First 9s Gov Boyd lO2
l}aronet Pretty Rosie l04. Mr. Phinlzv
l0I Fairy Tale l07, Saragamp %, Hinsdaie
lOl, ElSlc Bramblc, Barhee 104, Enghurst
lO5 Kunja 107
Handicap one mile -BaTled, Fleuron 30.
Nobleman Schnell Laufer 95, Mr.. Pomc.
roy 90, Jessie Jarboe 95 Vanhoorbeke 0S,
j u. Sloan lCG
Sir fmlougs-Hauy Brennan 81, Water
Edge lup, Inventor 100 hulOma l15. Bar
Ieduc 100. Moderator 1903 Formls no
Selling. six furlongs-Myrtle vane 100,
Annu lO2. Jim Nap, Samivpl iU5. Ciales 100
Suave l09, Horse Shoe Tobacco ITO. Mar,
garet steele 100, Alec 104, saguenay 1O5,
o4anetta lo7, Lady Kent 100, Ecome no
Clear and fast.
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LORD SALISBURY'S SPEECH
Address Stirred Up Much Comment
from European Press.
1T IS VERY GENERALLY CRITICIZED.
REGARDED As Unduly Optimistic and Cal
oulated to Throw Dust in the Eyes
Of the People.

New York, November 11.--1n an editorial
article ON the speech delivered by Lord
salisbury at the guild hail banquet on
Saturday the London Times cables to the
New York Times saying the premier must
know that Great Britain went to war In
south Africa very imperfectly equipped
with knowledge. The urgent representa-.
lions Of many who knew the country aud
the Boer people We're put aside as not
worth listening TO by the official advisers
VINO subsequently found everything to
learn. When the country Is spending a
nilloh ana q half pounds sterling weekly
u must really be pardOncd il Il some
ness In the discharge of duty ,yhru there
mlsht nave been energy and aiertness Of
lhc llh.cs concludes by suggesting that
the milton shouiu ne told exactly whnt Tho
rate OF progress In South Africa is
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Washington Meetlna opened.

washington. November LITTLE autumn
season OF racing at the Bennings track
OF the Washing Jockey club begun to-
uaS. Between three aud four thousand
people Witnessed the sport The weather
was hne ana the track In excellent conll-
uuh' Mars cassidy was started ana did
some good work. A feature was the defeat
OF Death. the biggest flyorite Of the day,
ny length ana half IN the last event
SlN turlongs-I The Puritan, Sister Juliet.
EXungulsher. Time ia a..
1--we drnrlongsuoHappy Hot Flying But
>, ABOUT two aud a half miles Bolsterous,
bahy BIZ. Cheese Mite fine 5:1B
Grhnd stand handicap. purse 500, seven
ituIiongs- Amazon Unmasked Ollvet. Time
SIX turlongs-Fonso Luca. Hans Wagner.
Lazy Godiya. Tine 1:1J -.
Mlle aud a sixteenth Cherished. Death.
Curtscy. Time 52.
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PAN-AMERIcAN CONGRESS.
The Committees Appear to Be Gettjnt
Down to Business

The Committees Appear to Be GETTING
Down TO Business.
Mexico City, November 1.-THE several
committees Of the an-Amerlcan congress
are getting slowly but surely down to
work.
Inc committee whose work is perhaps
most advanced is that on Pan American
railway, of which ex-senator Dayis Is
chairman. Its work, however, b been
largely preliminary
Mr.. Davis has hespokcn information
about the route of the projected railroad
through the several count les from their
respective delegates now in this CITY and
IN cases where the ieiegatos are unable
10 supply Information desired they have m
the senator's request sent TO their govern
ments for IT,
The committee on commerce and reel.
procltr haS ned few informal meetings.
put nothing Of Importance has developed
3, g. Williams, secretary of the United
Hld as delegation, Is secretary OF this com,
mlttee. The members Of This committee
nave shown tendency to discuss mino-
questions Hrst such as the uniformity Of
port dues customs regulations, etc, ~.
TO tho last. 'J
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PRISON MEN IN SESSION.
PRESIDENT FULLER SCORED THE
POLITICIANS IN HIS A0UHESS.
Said That Prisons, Like Other Public
Institutions, Were Held for Political
Ransom.

Kansas City, November 11.--Delivering his
annual address before the Wardens' as.
ISOLATION at the annual congress here to-
day of the National Prison association, Otis
Fuller, president of the association and
superintendent of Michigan reformatory,
said The good citizen must stand be
tween the State institution and the pollti-
cal plunderer."
Mr.. Fuller said that prison reform must
start further back than the prison. 1t must
educate tue lawmakers. 1T must. above
all, said he, wipe out the pernicicus fee
system, which gives the constables 50 many
dollars for arresting q fellow citizen, the
justice of the peace SO many dollars for
couvlcting him and the sheriff so many
cents day for feeding him or starving
him as his humanity or ayarIce may die
tate
The foe system, he declared, was a blot
upon the fair pages of the Twentieth
century.
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JENNINGS ENTRIES.

Five and 4 half furlongs Certain. Nanipe
~ hostcourt 81. Bounteous 1OI, John A.
Warner %, Aratoma H. Tantar iO2. Mayor
ESliroy IL, King Barleycom 104. Valentine
Iu-, Balloon iOI Tour %. Presgrave iOt,
DeImarch i07, Gatcrban 10. Flara 1Oi Cor,
GER BaStlle ~, GinH Monmouth Boy 1Ol
federaiist ll2, Sarsaparila Bark 30.
Six furlongs, for 2-year-old dlHcA--Cocoa
ilOf Catherine c, Lux Casta. Ice Water.
Pedestal 100.
Mile and forty yards, selling -surmlse
III. Carl Kahler 103, Ben Battle 10Y. War.
ranted %, Alald 1O2. Pjcdcrich 101 King.
STEELE ~. Curtsey 1903 Historian "a, Elnus
Run %
Six furlongs, for 2-year-olds, selling-Ar-
rangowan 81, Ohagen l02, Athela 81, Equal.
lie loo, BattyNh 103. PIayliRe 100, CARING
ton los The Four Hundred 1903 Mary j. %.
Mile and sixty yards, for mHidcDs--Chan-
ticler l07, Garlic ITO, Anna Darling, Wun-
derlich, BEETLE B., Flacus 1O7, Historian
10. Moreten 1o7,
Mile and 100 yards. selling Annie Thomp.
son 20, Guesswork Sc The Rogne 30, The
Amazon 1903, Fatallst 10l, Lizzie A., Ami.
mostly 90
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CHALLENGED TO FIGHT A DUEL.
Sensation Created in Cuban State
Affairs by the Incident

Sensation Created in Cuban State
Affairs by the Incident
Havana November TO-. The papers assert
that Senior Tamayo, secretary of state. has
been challenged to Eight n duel by mem.
her Of the Union club whom, 1t is said.
senior Tamayo and friend assaulted at
the close Of the recent banquet given by
the Cuban society TO the visiting Chileaus.
Iamayo was detained by the police, but
mcnt.
La Lucia saws; There yet remain sew
eral stages to be passed In the reconstruc-
ton OF the country. Perhaps they are the
most difficult stages, especially In a condi-
tion Of AFFAIRS where people are not actuat-
ed by conviction but by passion personal
likes and dlslikeS aud mutual dlstruSt. Such
laundering as has been shown by our Of
hclals would he incomprehcnSihe unless we
decided 10 class them with the crowd they
are supposed to direct and say that as
types they are ON a par with the rest.
destnies Of the Cuban nation
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THE PLAGUE IN RUSSIA.

Made Its Appearance at Odessa-Liver-
pool Now Free OF II.
Washington, November IA cabiegram
was received today at the oflce Of the
surgeon general Of the marine hospltnl
service saying that the plague had broken
out at Odessa Russia The office was
also Informed from Liverpool that the Gus.
tom house AZ that point issued clean bills
OF health today and that there has NOT
LIST Inst, The service Is also In recent
IF telegram from Manila saying that the
plague epidemic there and also az Hong
Kong, CHM, Is practically a thing Of the
past,
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COMMERCIAL.

Money on call In New York was firm at
s34G4 per cent.
An early rush Of buying orders counter
balanced depressing statistics and kept the
grain markets steady
The broad and active speculation con
tlnued on the New York stock exchange
The London stock market was brisker
on the holiday accumulation.
There was a generally duh demand Tor
dry goods
Cotton contracts declined on weak Liver
pool and selling by LARGO operators
Coffee futures closel weak, l0Ql3 point.
lower
Good cattle he rl. white Jns poorer
grades were slow H
Tho Seventh Nant u. New York
resumed business
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A SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
Ioday'S Weather.
Fair; colder
DOMESTIC.

The government estimate indicated the
lowest yield OF corn per acre for the past
season ever recorded.
An election for the ratification of Alaba-
mas new constitution was held.
temporary organization OF independent
bakers to fight the trust was Effected at
Cincinnati
The National Prison association opened
Its annual session at Kansas City.
The Schley court of inquiry reconvened
Cor the secret sessions at Washington.
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Paper Money Abstracted From His
Satchel on a Train.
Pensacola, Fla, November -Paymas-
ter stevens of the United States army ar,
rived from Atlanta Saturday and before
leaving that city placed In a hand satchel
two hundred silver dollars and $500 In
paper money for the purpose Of paying the
several hundred artillery men at Forts
Barrancas and McRae, their salaries for
me past month. When he reached the .ort
here ne opened his grip and found all the
FbFef money had been distracted The
two hundred silver dollars remained
Amusement and surprise followed the dis
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ODDS ARE AGAINST RUHLIN
Betting Is Holding Steady at ? TO | in
JeffrieS Favor.
MONEY PLACED AT EVEN GREATER ODDS
George Siler Has Expressed Confidence
in Ruhlin's Chances and Looks for
the Advent OF New Champion

san Francisco. November i1.--Gus Rubin,
who is to meet James j. Jeffries ON Friday
night In a struggle for the heavyweight
championship, Is growing IN popularity and
today crept up in the betting S, that the
local odds are holding fairly steady at ? to
l, where but a few DAYS ago n considerable
sum II money changed hands AT to ] aud
even w to l. This Is partially accoun ed
i1r pl the ,act that George Siler who has
ItHched here from Chicago. has expressed
confidence in Ruhltn's chances and looks
Ior the advent Of a new champlon.
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Louisville, November 11.-Flye and half
furlongs, selling Rice, Miss Guido. Jim
Gore II. Time ! ;0S
Six MISUNDERSTANDING Florrie s., Tout.
Time l:l6h.
Six and half furlOngs-Springwells, Jake
Weber, Kindred, Tfme 1.i9.
Mlle-saye, Adyocater Guide Rock Time
1;4lA,
Mile and sixteenth Prime II. Lady OF
the West, Domlnis. Time l;4sk.
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Latonia Summaries.

Cincinnati, November 1l.-Slle selling
King $ Pet, Hand, Frank Mcconnell Time
:431a.
Five furlongs. selng-Ada S. c., Lady
Rrockway, Lulu Flight. Time O2
Mile and a furlong selling Waterhouse,
Zazel, Dal Keith Time I:57i5.
Six furlongs- Arachnr, Queen Quality, Ida
Peuzance. Time 1:15I9
Five and half furlongs, sellng-Siphon,
Boaster. Martin Burke Time 0sIA
Mile selling-Maple, Ethel Davis, Jena,
Time l.42L
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Summarize ID Oakland.

San Francisco, November 11.-oakland re-
substantially course-Silva Cruz, Sir
Lewis, Montaya Time 1:16Ia
Mile and sixteenth, purse-Rlo Shan
non, Water Cure, Oscar Tolle. Time 1:52
Five and half fur0ugs -Scorpio Articu.
late, Sir Dougal Time 40
Six furlongs, purse Escalantlne, Som
brcro, Madgic. Time 1:l7A
Mlle-Horton, Bangor, Marion Lynch.
Time 1:iS.
Six furonss selling Reua De Cuba, Sea
Lion, CcnsOr. Time i:4S
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ccyery and the news soon snresa /.
ing known here about midnight NJ.
treasure. Paymaster Stevens Ky Ky ig|
professional pickpocket FOLLOWED 'p ".
relieved him during the trim. II. al
recall single incident of the "A, ~
would lead TO anything on the robs.s. I
has IN idea the money was taksn a
he left Atlanta. 'aseh w
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ricultural and Mechanical college at Bryan,
was here yesterday and delivered an ad'
dress before the Truck Growers assocla.
tion at the city hall on the subject Of
fruit growing and berry culture. Prof.
Prices lecture was comprehensive ana 70
the point. and was highly instructive to
our farmers lie went from here to jew
ett where he delivered an address last
lion. Tom Campbell has returned from
Yoakum where he attended the fair and
delivered an address. He Is much eated
over the way In which he was received
In that portion Of iIe state.
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CONFIICrTING opIvIoNs

New York, November 1.-THE London
correspondent Of the Tribune says that
most unionist papers endcayur to extract
consolation out of Lord Sulisburys speech
at Guild hall but the mail Is disappointed
ana describes IL ms one of his happest
cHorts while the pro Boer Journals com.
plain that IL adds nothing to the leading
Of the nation
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RESCUED THE SUN.

Ceremony Of Chinese Over an Eclipsa
Witnessed by Foreigners.
Pekn. November 11.-In conformity with
a notice which the foreign Office sent to
the legations all the Chinese officials in
I Iie capital gathered today at the board Of
rites to rescue the sun" which was sur
Ieling from partial eclipse. The rescue
was accomplished by prostrations. the burn.
sshg OF Incense aud the beating of drums. A
tory, were permitted to witness the eere.
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FOREIGN.

The American garrison at Abra de Log
was attacked by gilipinos, but the latter
we're ronted, leaving 6vc dead.
The French feet departed from Mitylene
Another letter was received at Sofia from
Miss Stone, the captive missionary.
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BY TEST HAS PROVEN BEST,
Groves Tasteless Chm Tonic.
RAreoNE WAS ARREsTEn.
Admitted That He Had Formed Plan to
Detraud Insurance Companies.

Detraud Insurance Companies.
Louisville KY November 1I.-Newell e
RathhuB who was supposed TO have been
tonnd dead In a Jacksonville, Ind, hotel
last Thursday was arrested in Louisville 10.
day According TO Rathbun the corpse
which was shipped to Little Rock for burial
as the body Of Rathbun was the body 81
has confessed 10 desertion from the IinlteJ
States army and to having formed a plan
70 frandulently collect $1,000 Insurance. on
MS HE, but thar he denies having killed
hotel ''''
Rathbun was arrested about II O'Clock
TINS morning az the United States recruit
ING station in Louisville. He Is held as
fugitive from justice.
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ResuIts at Lakeside.

Chicago, November ll.-Fiye and a half
fnrlongs- Dulcimer, Fade Meny, Pyrrho.
Time ;OS 10.
Five furlongs-Iittlc lack Horner, Money
muss, Burnie Bunton. Time 1003-5.
Mile ana a half-AZm, Uncle Tom, Ad.
metus, Time obs 80,
Mile and seventy yards Orontas, Denmau
Thompson. Tolnmon. Time I.4G2 .5.
Alile-Inspector Shea, Golden Glitter,
Hoodwink, Time l1j
Mile and q slHteenth-Fantasy, Farmer
Bennett, Peseda. Time 1;49 20,
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BoERs TO BE SHOT.

All Captured Wearing British lJnifo,r,e
to Be Dealt With Summary.
London November -. Dispatches to the
Daily Mall announce that the Cape Town
guard has again been called and that Lord
Kitchener has issued an order directing
that all Beers captured in British uniforms
are TO be shot.
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NATIVES ARE SUFFERING.

Catbaloean. Island Of Samar. Philippine
Islands, November 1.-THE insurgents are
Hooking northward, they are suffering
greatly from famine. Many Isolated bolo-
men have surrendered. only fear caused
ny Lukhans proclamation threatening with
death those who surrender prevents n gen
eral submission of the Insurgents but 1t
IS expected that this wiz be secured In a
few laNs.
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Ms NLIsNLANAGrn

New York. November 1.-THE Paris
Journal des Dcbats, quoted In a dispatch
to the London Times and the New York
Times from Paris, in referring to Lord
Sallsburys Guild hail speech Insists Thar
the british ministry made the war In South
Africa Inevitable and that 1t has been mis-.
managed
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Stopped by the Police.

Trenton, ~ j., November 1.-THE bout
tonight between Young Peter" Jackson
and Jimmy Handler, was stopped by the
police In the eighteenth round and was de-
clared draw When the hght was stopped
Jackson was hanmenng Handler hard
aud q! will and Il was evident the latter
would have been beaten IN minute or so
II the contest had continued.
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SPORT.

The police stopped the fight between
Young Peter Jackson and Jimmy Handler
vt Trenton, n. j.
The autumn racing meeting at Washing
ton was opened.
Danny Dougherty was knocked out by
Marry Forbes in two rounds at st. Louis
Eddie Gardner was given the decision
aver oJseph Shipo at Cincinnati.
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habitarts are to be granted citizenship
ana Tree trade are all Incorrect The ne
gotiations, the premier said. would he con.
GUIDED NJ Copenhagen the treaty would
he signed at Washington rho nerotin.
lions are progressing but the result can
not be definitely predicted The treaty
VIII be ratified by the United States he
lsh rlgsdng.
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BoERs ENTER DENIAL.

Story Concerning Desired Terms Of
Peace Originated in England.
London, November IL The story clrcu
lated in the United States by a news
agency under an Amsterdam date. pugport.
ing 10 give the peace terms which the Beers
are willing 10 accept ami alleging that they
are 70 he embodied In formal document
lngiy started In an English provincial paper
The Hague ~
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DEvERWs APPLICATION 0ENIA

Asked Supreme Court to Prevent Y
Trial Before Justice Jerons'
New York, November 1.-THE appnau.
Of Deputy Police Commissioners Ds'el
make absolute temporary writ q pla.s
ton restraining Justice Jerome HoI. "
ing charges of neglect Of duty qsIi uss
against him was today aenled py W. N
O'GOrman In the supreme court W. N
tlce holding that the magistrate 2" z
isdiction to entertain the complaint \
Justice Jerome after he had M u,
formed tonight of O'Gorman's declse,s N n
he would not try Devery, but traDaa 1
case TO another court.
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TRANsMIssIssIPpL coNeREss.
Committee Headquarters viii Be Estab-
llshed at Washington.

santa Fe, n. NJ, November i'll. n.
Prince chairman OF the commission an
pointed by the Transmlsslssi ppl congress at
It's meeting IN Cripple Creek last July 10
urge certain legislation by congress. an
nounees that the headquarters Of the COM
hh!tee VIII be established In Washington.
Among the matters that the committee
VIII ehdeavor 90 have congress take favor
hole action upon are river and harhor i'm.
proVement, irrigation, forest reservations,
establishment OF department Of mining
ana the building Of the Nicaraguan canal.
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SOUTHERN PROGRESS.
The New Industries Reported in the
South in a Week.

South in a Week.
Ch......, No.. >,, q Tho
Nh''lanooSa' 1eIlnr No''lilptI ~ "V
more important Of the new Industries re
ported nv Tho Tradesmon for the week
a,l,s -. n 49,. -, al
'"u'u NO'eIhper lh'iude u"lle' anu
works ar Abbcyille. O.. factory for the
,,o,,,,fo,,,,na 20 ~, - h,,,,,t,. and
'''""' a''"ie Vi III PaIls VI uusSltS 'G'u
Tenn; a $4,000 cigar factory at Trmpa.
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SALE oF DANISH wgsr lNplEs.

published Reports Of the Terms Said to
Be Incorrect.
Copenhagen, November 1Is-The premier,
Dr. Deutseher In an interview today ON
the subject OF the negotiations on the sale
OF the Danish West indies is quoted as
saying that the Washington and London
dispatches declaring that the islands have
been sold 20 the Omitted States for $4,000.
900 with the understanding that thu In.
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The HAGUE Council and the Beers.

The Haoue Council and the Beers.
The Hague, November 1.-THE admins
tratIve council Of the arbltratonal tribunal
VIII meet November 20 to decide on the
appeal of the Beers against the ruling that
the war in South Africa is not subject to
the courts consideration.
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A BELGIAN VIEW

New York, November 1.-THE BRUSSELS
correspondent Of the London Times and the
New York Times says the Belgian press
declares Lord Salsbury's Guild hall speech
uhdu'y optimistic aud Intentionally calcu,
al@d to throw dust in the eyes OF the
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CaiIIard Left MitYIene.

London, November Ill p. Ma dis.
patch from Paris SAYS Admiral CoiIIord,e
squadron left the island OF Mltylene Thls
morning.
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Defeated the Road and Bridge 7

Defeated the Road and Bridge q
Groesheeck, Texas, November =
Saturday, November o, an elecuva \
held in Limestone county TO Co. y.
whether or not the commissioner, !.
should be given the authority 70 o.sSss
tax Of Is cents on the one hunui nr,sela
valuation for road and bridge pS.'H
Onlclal and unofficial returns hsA, q
received from all the boxes, any bs,.is
has been defeated by about "0
majority,
XXX & WON:,
Groves Tasteless Chill 1oA
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CurIy sunples the Winner.

Buffalo. November 11.--curiy supplies az
olean was given the decision over spike
sullivan after twenty rounds Of lighting
tonight.
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Gardner Seat shipp.

Cincinnati, November 1l.-After ten
rounds Of fast fighting Eddie Gardner OF
WI ceiling, w, Va. was awarded the de.
cision over Joseph Ship OF New York to-
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YOU DON'T HAVE TO TEST y.
You know the satisfaction 1t wiz , "a
Has stood the test for twenty ~
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic
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WARMING TO MEN.

Hne men out OF ten sooner later Of
result In impairment
tho
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TO CURE A colo IN ONE OAy

Take Laxative Bromo QDinine Tablets. An
druggists refund money II Il fails to enre
T. W. Groves signature Is 90 eaen box. 25e,
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Delivered an Address at Palestine.
Palestine, Texas, November 10. Prof.
Price, professor Of horticulture in the AT