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American eaoue Exhibition Game.
NEW TRACK RECORD MADE.
Haras Reduced the Time for One o
Harlem,s Short Races.

Harais Reduced the Time for One Of
Harlem's Short Races
Chicago, September 30Jockey knight
took nap on Six shooter in the Oak PACK
hadicap at Harlem this afternoon ana he
fore he awakened his mount was beaten by
silnran by the narrow margin Of head
II was clear case Of over confidence on
the part Of Knight Hargis In the second
race made the new track record Of ;53 %
for four and onehalf furlongs MS against
"a fiat This good time was made after
a trying delay Of twenty-five minutes at
the post. Weather fne, track fast.
six furlongs- Emma II. Seguranch, Irish
Jewell Time 1913 As.
-Four and a half fnrlongs-Hargls, Nhl-
lantry Cocoa Time 53 20. ,
Six furlonGs Sharp Bird, Rance RIVAL
Dare. Time IL 25. h
oak Park handicap, mile and an eighth
Sinrian, Six shooter, Leo Newell. Time
Milc|st. Marcos, Rolling Boer' oron'ns.
i mleE ,,i ed c, Captain Homm, Evelyn
Byrd Time 1;4l.
Time t:41 20
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The House..

The house adopted resolution express
ing sympathy with Representative Will
llngham on account of the long continued
illness of his wife.
The report of the free conference com
mittee on the appropriation bill made lis
report. 1t fixes the total for the two
years at $5,7426l062, rs against $6o,056,
$50. As in the original house bill
Boyd, Williams, RaGland. Niece, Wells
CRed River and McF1H moved as a sub
stitute that the committee report he re
jected and that the committee he instruct
ed to insist upon the $i5,0 900 appropriation
for the Confederate home and $4,000 for
Confederate pensions The committee al
lowed the home $5S530 and $4,000 for
pensions.
The speaker explained that free con.
ference committee could amend the bill,
while n conference committee would in.
sist upon carrying out the Instructions 81
the house and could make no compromises.
Meitzen moved mat consideration of The
bill go over until ? o'clock In order that
study the report of the free conference
committee and compare 1t with the orig
inal bl..
Walker aud others offered ms n substitute
that the report Of the free conference com
mittee be rejected and that new free
conference committee be appointed.
Considerable latitude was allowed by the
speaker. as it was evident there was con
siderable dissatisfaction With the free con
ference bill and some misunderstanding
as to the method of procedure
Henderson CLamaD then moved recess
until $50 and the motion prevailed.
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BEAUMONT BUDGET.
Temperance Ladies Are to Have Nice
Buiidinn

Temperance Ladies Are to Have Nice
Building.
Beaumont Texas. September 30. Plans
are rapidly maturing for the erection OF "A
two-story brick building ON the lot at the
corner of pcurl aud Bowie streets whirn
is owned hN the Ladies' Temperance ian
COMPANY The tenants on the promises
have been served thirty-duy notices 10 va
cute the building. and II Is expected tnht
the work Of removing the building VIII ne
begun ms soon as the tenants move,
I'm the early days festivals aud suppers
we're given aud the lot at the corner OF
Bowie aud Pearl streets. which mas no
come valuable, was purchased. LINER the
two.story frame building now used as n
market was erected and still later the
rear OF the lot was leased and a structure
erected there. -
Two years ago 1t was decided 10 build
brick building tu cover the lot which fronts
20 feet ON Pearl street and w rect on
Bowie street. \ building committee wpa
appointed and plans drawn and approved.
The financial end of the matter mas now
been arranged and work Will begin as soon
Ms possible The new building Will contain
Ave store rooms on the ground 1oor ana
AN the front ON that door VIII lie OF plate
glass ON the second tiuor the space not
required for the hail and library viii be
chi m into offices. The two rooms to he
used by the association will be arranged
SO that they can be thrown into one, max
lug good. sized ball for lectures ana en-
tcrtalnmcnts The walls Of the building
viii I've thick and strong enough Ia carry
a third floor II the corporation or the Young
Mcu's Christian Association desire 10 put
on n third story. =
The Temperance Hall company Is at pres.
ent composed ~ nineteen members, or
whom ten nre trustees. The-@corporatlon
has had hard fight TO keep within the
limit Of the income and pay regular ana
special taxes.
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ACCIDENTS.
m Man Killed by a Train.

Young Man Killed by Train.
Temple. Texas, September pa young
man about 20 years old, living at Troy by
the name of Miner was last night run over
and killed by a Katy train Just north g
town. The incoming local train crew found
the mangled form OF the unfortunate young
man by tho side Of the roadbed and brought
him Irto town. He was yet alive, but
wos foo far gone to give any account of
the accident. II Is supposed that ne was
riding some freight to Troy and fell, be-
ing caught under the train. Both legs
that he lived as long as he did His moth
er. who lives at Troy, was notified OF the
accident.
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PROCEEDINGS.
The Senate.


Lieutenant Governor Browning raped
for order Senator Niece moved that the
message from the governor, which was re-
celved last Friday. be retained 10y the
senate and not returned until further
orders. The motion prevailed. Senator
MCGEE then moved that the senate go into
executive session at loo o'clock. and the
motion carried.
The free conference committee on the
appropriation sent up Its report on mo-
tion Of Senator Patterson the report was
adopted.
The senate went into executive session
10 act on the nomination of X. r Levy
TO be district judge Of the Fourth judicial
district
While in executive session the senate
reconsidered its action of Friday and con
hrmed the nomination of Mr. Levy 10 he
district judge of the Fourth district
A resolution was adopted allowing Dis
trict Judge Rice MaXey of Sherman to
leave the State for two months
A resolution Of sympathy by Patterson on
the death of ex-senator C. S. UpShaw Of
Hill county, was adopted by n rising vote,
and the senate recessed until D. m
The senate rcConvened at and adjourned
until 10 a. m. tomorrow.
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AEERAY NEAR TYLER.
One Man Was Badly Cut and Another
Was Shot.

One Man Was Badly Cut and Another
Was Shot.
Tyler Texas. September 30-Near Lin
dale. This county, yesterday there way
shooting and cutting scrape In which Henry
and John Gates, brothers, and w. ]. Clark,
father-in-law to Henry Gates, participated.
Clark was seriously stabbed and Henry
Gates was slightly wounded In the right
arm by being shot with a double barrel
shotgun. Sometime ago Henry Gates and
CIark's daughter were married against the
wishes OF Clark and it is thought this ted
M 10 the difficulty. The trouble occurred
al 3 O'Clock IN the morning on a public
road two miles from Lindale. County At
torney Johnson, from whom The Post re-
norter learned OF the above facts, spent
yesterday in Lindale and had all the par
lies placed under bond 70 await the action
farmer Of that section and came TO Texas
from Alabama a few years ago
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a; . to : In the last race hcing the only
decided first choice To get to the wire
About sin furlongs Trump, slip Thrift
Arrahagowan. Time l;2l -.
Five and n half furlouCs, Whiskcy
KING. Roundlee Lady Sterling, Time 100
The PardSvlllc handicap about six fur.
longs -McAddie, Paul CLIFFORD, Autolight
Time 1:l2
Mile and furong Tho Rhymcr Her
bert. Terminus Time 56 %
Five furlongs -BHtyOh, Mint Red. Oc-
toroon Time I .03 -,
Mile and sixteenth, selling Alpcn, Aston.
Robs Time 10 Ia,
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Dallas Progressive society has taken the
initial step IN calling this convention for
the purpose of organizing n permanent
camp Meeting association, and cordial in-
vitatlon is extended to Spiritualists every
where 60 come and join hands with us In
our noble work There viii he two services
each day during the conventional and
Z 80 d. IN Lecturers and mediums are In
vitcd to come aud help us In the good work.
nj every service, Those
Wanting Information address with stamp
Dr. W H. Hnrrell. no Crockett street, Dai-
las, Texas, president of the Dallas Progress
siVc sOciptY
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As soon as the house took a recess. some
forty members of those who opposed the
free conference report met Henderson
G.amarJ was elected chairman, but de-
Cllned because he could not agree to ne
bound hy the action Of the caucus anu
chilled Moran TO the chair. He also De
clined to serve and gave his reasons that
he had all along opposed some extra eX-
tr,avaganCies still he was opposed TO the
cutting down of some Items.
1t was then explained that nobody was
to he bound by the caucus and Henderson
G4anarl, with that understanding resumed
the chair. A.,
Murreii moved that the sense Of me
meeting be that the house reject the plli
and ask for n new free conference com
mittce. Henderson explained that no one
should feel that any delay was helng
caused, MS he had seen one blll reIerreu
back four times .,,e
Napier said nc favored DELAYING until me
new committee was appointed, saying INV
under no circumstances would nc Note Io'
the present bill - ,,,,s
Morrow favored discussion in caucus,
saying he was opposed to several chahse'
made by the committee. -. =.
Here a desultory colloqny TOOK plaee ~
TO the action which should be taken INV an,
finally 1t was resolved that the Iol,"M
ing motion he made and II was sisheu ~
those whose names appear Deiu" 1,,t
AS a substitute for the motion 70 nu w,
the committee report on inc nv',p.i "a,
Kin we move that said bill he recommluee
AMI AMI tbot n new conference committee OF
the part of the house be appoiInTlen,,
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Results at Dallas.

Dallas. Texas, September 3o.-The races
today were well pstronlzcd In the garnd
stand, but the attendance and business
in the betting ring was light All the
favorites except Parnassus In the half mile
event won Summarized
Racing. 2:1O ciass.-Ncil S.. Lou Vaughn,
Portland. Best time 2;llh. 90
Five and a half furlongs, --Kanir. %
OIowelD even; Mnyon, 100 (Steyens), 3 to
l. May DO 1903 (NlcKinIHey), 10 to 1. Time
one mile.-Alaho H.. l01 young 2 10 I;
Redueer, 81 Dade) to !; Kiss Quick, lOl
IEari,. 10 to l. Time / AZ.
Half mile for 2-years- olds.[Anniee Pax,
ton. l0l (Slngleton), 9 TO /; 0'Saaiile. 100
fEarD 20 to / Parnassus, ITO tGiimore),
Fiye.elghts mile for 3-year.old1. Paul
Whitley. 1l9 CIarper), Z 10 D; Register ~
Owens 2 To /; Cerro santa, lib ". Jone5l
to l. Time :O2.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

~
When the house met this afternoon me
sneaker announced that the bending pusi,
ness was the motion of schluter thar tne
report of the free conference, R eom' tbst
~ rs XIII he recominltted with amendment :
restoring the So2 NE sSsfn Rens offered by
u NJ I've, 70 reiect the bill and ask LOT q
new conference. The two m oihs5 a @Slt
were Withdrawn ana ~. Ine Morning session
was introduced. H.. sronca commit.
SchIuter, chairman of the nn anTIs bad
tee. explained that the comnlttbsee mouse
reached compromise between tne h' ~
ana senate bills he S eSPlalse Of The Con-
SoS, ~ bnme exclusive Of salaries, WIS
sl2 per 1ng E VIII inmates eGst Of pq The insane
capila 10 itben explained the changes
made in the university app s.me hut the
which the verhiaGe was . lat same
He said the representative 81 dne nv line ths
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The New Normal.

Austin, Texas, September 3o-rrof j. S.
Kendall ex-statc superintendent Of public
instruction and now superintendent of the
Denton Normal, Is In the city. Prof. Ken
dali stated that the new normal opened on
September IS undev suspicious circnm-
stances, and was now In a tlourishinG con,
dltion. There nrc at present between 800
and 400 students from various portions Of
the State He is well pleased with the
appropriation made for the maintenance Of
the institution and said that while ne did
not ret ali he wanted still he will be able
TO get along with what was appropriated.
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A santa Ee Appolntment.

Galveston Texas, September 30.-The fol-
lowing order is self-explanatory;
Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe Railway
comnauy Onice Of general manager, Gal
WESTON Texas, September %, 100l.-Mr O..
aistant land and tax commissioner In full
Charge Of all matters pertaining. TO sale Of
iepds L. i. Polk,
General Manager.
Approved. e. r. Ripley, president,
NJ clark has arrived from Chicago,
whore he formerly resided, and has assum-
cd the duties Of his office.
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TWO NOTED CASES TO COME UP.
One Of Them Involves Murder, the Other
Criminal Assault.

One Of hem Involves WurdeTi inc OlheT
Criminal Assault.
Tyler, Texas, September 30.-Tomorrow
in the district court two capital felony
cases will be called the style Of them be-
ing the state against Charles Irons and the
state against Pick Mcsser Irons, a white
man and for a while last winter promi-
nent candidate for mayor, is under indict-
mont for criminal assault upon white girl
under the age Of consent. 4 few days be-
gave birth to a boy baby. Irons has been
in iail since the Indictment was found.
Messer also n white man, Is charged
with the murder Of a young man. Robert
smear. who mad few days before pro
cured license 10 marry tho defendant
daughter but was prevented from marrying
Nv neighbors Messer, IL is alleged, killed
smear on the following Sunday at church.
AZ the babeas corpus trial Messer was de-
MED hail by Judge Russell
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Notea and Personals.

Austin. Texas September BOB. G. Col
Her tax assessor, and T.. e. Mclean. treas
urer Of Caldwell county, are in the city
on business with tho comptroler's depart
ment
Mr.. Tom Greer Of Meridian Is here for
few days on business. He Is an old
university boy and for the past few years
he has been mining In the Klondike. lie
says that he Is glad 10 get back to Texas
and his old home.
John T. smith. one Of the clerks In the
ccmptrolcr's department returned last
night from Groesbceck where he spent the
day with his family.
Mr.. Herbert Audrey of Dallas Is here on
business for a few days.
Mr.. o. j. Lawless has returned from q
visit to New York.
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rwo Houses at eartlett.

Bartlett, Texas, September 3O.--This
morning at 3 o'clock a residence belonging
70 w. +. Powell and occupied by w. %.
Miller was totally destroyed by Gre, also
contents of house. Loss on house S2VO,
insurance $1,000. Loss on household Sl21Oi
insurance $500. ,,n..
~ Holland was also destroyed. Loss SJVl'
unable 10 ascertain Il there was any IN
surnnce on this building.
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Residenoe al CeIestc.

Celeste Texas, September -. This morn
ing about . o'clock James Debenport start
ed into the cooks room with q lamp in his
hand The wind blew the Hight down into
inc lamp The house burned up before
anything could be taken out. The FAMILY
had a narrow escape He had 500 lnsnr-
nnce on household goods. Loss about Sl,D
lie mad sol in money and a check Tor SUO
burned,
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Mis- Edna SWAMP Dead.

Austin. Texas, September 30.-News was
received this morning Of the death of Miss
Edna Swanzy yesterday morning AT Merd-
ian, Miss. Miss Swauzy resided in this
city and was the daughter Of Mir. and Mrs.
w Y. SWAMP She left here some time
aco for Meridian on visit to her brother,
who resides there, thinking II would bene-
III her health. She was improving raplliy
until n few days ago when she gradually
grew worse and passed away The remains
reached here thls afternoon and the fun
ernl will be held tomorrow morning.
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Austin. Texas, September 3o.-The fol
lowing charters were filed today in the
state department:
silver Dime oil company Of Galveston;
capital stock. S250,o00 The purpose Is TO
borc and develop oil wells. The lncorpora-
tors are r. s Rowland. w. II. Sklrvin,
Walter c. Jones and Joseph Lobit.
Southern Canal company Of Bay City,
The incorporators are b. P. Moore, William
D. Austin and G. NJ. McGlll.
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Local Option Convictions.

Mt. Calm. Texas. September 27.--Hon. w.
A. Keeling, county attorney Of Limestone
county, has just raided sorne strong hop
ale Joints AZ Prairie Hill. eight miles south
Of here He used the testimony Of an ex.
nert chemist tn the effect that the lngredI.
ents OF hop-ale were intoxicating and thil
Secured the convictions.
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charles Pattinson Dead.

Beaumont, Texas. September 30. Charles
PattInson, nephew Of Mr. and Mrs. James
Pattlnson. died at their home north of the
city at o'clock Saturday evening. The
vning man was aged ~ years and Z
months. Five weeks ago he was afflicted
with hcmorrhage of the brain. and from
that time he was helpless. Saturday morn.
ing second hemorrhage occurred and
death resulted in about ten hours
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San Antonio, Texas, September a0.-Mrs.
NJ. stIefel. wife Of Max Stlefei OF the
wholesale firm Of oppenheimer a; Co, died
this afternoon from injuries received In a
runaway accident three weeks ago; lle-
ceaHed was n daughter Of d. Oppenhelmer
and one OF the leading ladies' of the city,
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REMOVAL or TRINITY.
Board OF Directors Is Now
Tchuacsna.

Board OF Directors is NOW j.
Tchuacsna.
Mexio, Texas. September 30.-The board
Of directors Of Trinity university arrived
here today aud went out to rchuacano,
where "A meeting was held this afternoon
to perfect plaus for the removal of tho
college to WaNahachie aud for it's endoW:
Judge r. NJ. Lusk ot Bonham, Hon. seth
W stewart Of Fort Worth, Rev. i w:
Pearson Of Tehuacnna, w s. Aston ot
cana, Rev T.. NJ. Riley of Cleburne, Ar
thur Low Of Brownwood. Judge NJ. =.
Templcton Of WaXahachie and u, II. Griffin
Of Itasca, all Of whom were present at the
meeting today.
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A Brakeman Killed.

Hillsboro, Texas, September 3O'-A katy
freight brakeman named Worley was killed
nv KATY flyer Mt Elm Mott last night.
The freight sldptrncked for the flyer 10
pass and the brakeman sat down on the
Track and went to sleep. He awoke just
as the fyer dashed up, and, stepping across
the track, was killed Instantly.
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sawmIIl and Lumber at Warren.

warren, Texas. September 30.--rhe saw
mill Of the Texas Yellow Pine Lumber
company caught IRE tonight from some nm.
known cause and was destroyed Tho lum-
her in the yard caught and there Is no
chance to save anything
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Residenoe at Flatonia.

Tlatonio, Texas, September 30.--Fire de-
stroyed the residence OF MIR. w L, Edwards
In this city yesterday All contents of the
mouse were saved from the flames. The
building wns estimated 10 be worth $500,
and was insured for $1,000.
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ST. Louis Fair Grounds Opening.

st. Louis, September 3o-'Fair Grounds
results:
Five furlongs-Little Ilindoo, Jigger,
NIAGARA Time ! ;O3.
Six furiongs Verify, Lord Neville, Near
est Time 1:l5h.
MIle-Pryor, Prosper La Gal, Zonne,
Time 1:42A
ful Wax Taper. Time 1:27%.
Mile, sellIng-MnTion Lynch, South
Breeze. I,oone Time / 43.
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schulenburg, Texas, September @.-Jonn
Heniker was out hunting and his gun ac-
cidently went of. His left arm was so
badly mutilated It had 10 be amputated az
the shoulder. He is doing as well as eoula
Oe axnected,
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rl..trio Iioht Plant for Alvin.

Alvin, Texas September 30.-At called
meeting Of the city council Friday night
a franchise was granted Mr.. b. b. Lacey OF
1bis cIfv 10 construct and maintain an
e,ectrlc light plant In this city Mr.. Lacey
already has the required number OF sub
scrlbers and viii go right to work put
ting In the plant.
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indictments Returned.

Beaumont. Texas, September S0.-Bills of
indictment were returned today against
Sarah Vcatrlce Lloyd aud Gilfa BoudrcauS
for murder The parties nre In Jail. The
Indictment charges Sarah Lloyd as being
having knowledge before the fact In the
murder Of II W. Lloyd by poison. The
tragedy took place on August "a OF this
wear.
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Cases called and Indietments Quashee

Austin Texas. September 30. The mis-
demeonor cases against ex.county Judge
A. S. walker for alleged violation of the
law recurring him 10 make quarterly re
ports, was called this morning by Judge
Penn Of the Twenty sixth district.
The defendant filed general demurrer
ard the indictments were duashed.
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FROM THE CAPITAL CITY.
District Judge S. |. Newton Of Sey-
mOur Is Dead.
CASES AGAINST COUNTY JUDGE CALLED
A General Denial Was Entered and the
indictments Were at Once Ouashed.
Land Sales and Leases.

Austin, Texas. September 30.-News
reached here this afternoon announcing
the death OF Judge S. /. Newton OF the
Fifth judicial district. His home is at
seymour.
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NeM CIerk Id Take Charae.

Austin, Texas, September 3o-Prof w.
c. Hlscon Of Waco. the new chief clerk of
the educational department will assume
charge OF his duties tomorrow. w. G..
Wtcher. the retiring chief cl9rk, has ac-
cepted n position as advertising agent Of
rho International and Great Northern Rail
way company, with headquarters at Pales-
tine.
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I'M u G. Natures ARfIdOie
5AAlA, VI FOR
~ ~ GV Natures POISOAS,

IN r. only cure for Poison Oak, Poison
po q, i o., all noxious plants. It is conf
+ & Il. .,,3a.cluslvely of roots and herbs. Now
srrsrr uuie 70 get the poison out of your
vors as delay makes your condition
Irlyss Ion. Dont experiment longer with
" washes and soaps--they never cure.
lca a. - Marshall bookkeeper of the Atlanta
. Ga III ISN'T 60, was poisoned with Poison
ehtr dnyss 'oS Sulphur, Arsenic and various
htons aga ana applied externally numerous
ts'llng ma s- ,n with no benefit At times the
.inaa bfjtngq Inflammation was so severe he was
f PAX On, c,,, For eight years the poison would
. Improved ~, season. His condition was much
.s.ss bottles taking one bottle Of s. S S, and
Gsidencssss SCARED his blood Of the poison, aud
peo.,- q The disease disappeared.
tnouIn'oe are often poisoned without
'hly when or how. Explain your case
sAserinLI,o our physicians, and they will
Voc !. give such information and ad-
ses;n s sou require, without charge, and
4 hp H. M. send at the same time an interest.
rHr ME- s,.' on Blood and Skin Diseases.
= s~'tI SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. GA
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sniritnaIist Conventlon.

Dallas, Texas, September 3O-Ihere wiz
be a convention OF Splritualists at Dallas,
Texas, from October 10 10 Inclusive Tne
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Austin. Texas. September 3o.--State
Treasurer Robbins today fled his receipts
with Comptroller Love of the land sales
and leases for the month OF September, as
follows: