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HIGHER COURTS.
Second Court Of Appeals.

Fort Worth, Texas, june 10. Proceed
lngs had in the court of civil appeals FOR
the Second supreme judicial district:
Motions submittedi Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Railway Company Vs. Sanford VIII.
son, to affirm on certificate; c. u. Reid VS..
Il. =. Walsh, for rehearlngi X, o. Rogers
ct al VS.. ]. j. sIlllin, for leave to hle
amended motion for rehearIng; II. h.
Montgomery ct al, trustee. We State OF
Texas, to dismiss appeal; Texas Town site
Company VS., state OF Texas, 10 dismiss APP
pcai
Dismissed without prejudice. Missouri.
Kansas and Texas Railway Company OF
Texas VS.. Sanford Wilson. TO affirm on cer-
tihCate
Motions passed to be considered whom
case Is decided; X r. Montgomery ct at.
trustees, VS.. state Of Texas. TO dismiss aa.
peali Texas Town site Company vs. state
Motions overrnled: Il II secord VS.. w
]. Eller, for rehearing; Gulf and Brazos
Valley Railway Company vs.. Robert Wind
er ct oil, for rehe9rlng In the latter case
there were three motions Tor rehearlng. all
being oyerrulcd.
Cases submitted; c. n Smith VS.. Gulf,
Colorado and Santa Fe Railway Company,
Company Of New York vs. John A. Getsen.
danner, from Tarrant; Anna Watson Ell al
vs.. William Sneed ct al from Eastlandi
the National Loan apd Investment Com.
peny vs.. Bette A. coyey, from Cooke
Clay County Land ana Cattle Company W,
C. T. Skidmore, from Clay. ! W Moore et
al vs. Milton Mcclure, from Wise,
Reversed and remanded Walter Watson
ri N vs. 7. c. White 81 al, from Palo Pinto,
Affirmed: NJ. q. ODell ct al vs.. d H.
Kennedy, from Comanche; J. L. Duner and
4 G. Hunt Ct a. vs. .Eastland National
bnnk' IRON Easuanu, teNas anI racine
Railway Company VS.. soharbauer Brothers,
from Midland
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Flfth court Of AnpeaIs.

Dallas Texas, June 15.--Thc following
are the proceedings Of the court Of civil
appeals for the Fifth supreme judicial dis.
trict;
Afilrmed Virginia A, Gillian vs.. W, l..
polndexter, from Hopkins II o. Dutton
vs.. g, {. Cloar, Jr., from Franklin Philip
Prln VS. II. V AIcGregor. from Kaufman;
CITY Of Dallas VS. Martha y. Myers from
Dallas; n c. Graves VS., Bob Rudd, from
Grayson J. W. Morris VS. J. NJ Andrews,
from Collin; J. X. Hedges Va. Elizabeth
Williams, from Marion.
Reversed and remanded: r. A. Walker
We. Enie Nix ct al, from Lamar.
Motions disposed Of: Albert Baldwin
W. d, Z. johnson Ct al rehoaring. over
ruled. Jefferson and North western Railway
CompanE sssg william !, Woods, reheariug,
pyerruiedi JRpss Welsh VS. JsN ", Ford,
receiver, 20 file transcrlnt, .granted.
Cases snbmlttedl lsadofe EosnilhslSy Va.
II. T.. Estes ct al from Bowie; OAK THir
Sewerage Company vs.. y. w. Smith, from
Dallas: o, G. Kershner VS.. Mark L8ttlmer,
from Ellis; stephen g. sullivan VS.. CITY
National Bank OF Dallas, from Dallas; l.,
q. Cummings VS. Tempe a. Moore ct al,
from Dallas James Rhodes VS.. j, II Jones,
from Dallas; Zeno Perkins VS.. G. Frank ct
al from Cass.
a resolution eulogIstic OF the late Con
gresham Il, y. Burke was presented from
the Dallas Bar association and ordered
spread upon the minutes Of the court.
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Exempt from Taxation.

Beaumont, Texas, June 10. AT the In
stance OF County Attorney Gray. {. NJ
Lusk was this morning arralgned before
justice Brown, charged with falling to pay
an occupation for selling pools on horse
races Lusk has an establishment in Que
Of the public resorts OF the city. His
apartment Is equipped with blaekboards, on
which is listed the different horses which
are entered to run on the various tracks In
the country as owner OF this business he
offers to bet a stated amount Of money
that any Of the horses listed win or NIL
not win the race or secure o place, Parties
who accept w0gers put up money nnd take
DIS receipt which receipt is cashcd IN The
event the party wins Tho races are re-
ported by telegraph and bets are settled
accordingly,
When arraigned before Justice Brown
the defendant pleaded not guilty. After
hearing the testimony and argument the
Judge sustained the plea. holding that the
business mentioned was not pool selling,
but plain betting on races and was there
fore not subject 10 an occupation tax.
In the trial County Attorney GRAY repre-
scented the stare. Counsel for the defense
were Dun & pun and W. H. Douglass. Ihis
was regarded test case and the ''pool
room will not he further disturbed.
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Mlsilors 70 Mootan Wis.

wootan Wells Texas, Juue 15.-FollowinG
Is list Of the arrivals here during this
past week
Mrs. S. j. Debose, corsicana George
Robertson. Pledger; W. l. spratt, Ennis;
W. L. Jones, Athens; r. 2. Harris and
son, GIddlngs; Mrs. II. B. Walker, Waco
Mrs NJ D. Wheeler, ,waco;, Mrs. 4 ~
Murrell. RockwAll. Nrs. NJ. X Doyle
Miss Annie DOYLE. Frost; Joseph y. Dgeyer
Mource, La. John g lReberts, Brelnonct
Walker Waco, Mrs. u. u. Watson, Mise
Aiiiss Be@ ,.o IL H.. 2 kef Habp j. ,o y
KATY Conrad. Mrs. II. l.. Hackney. Miss
Claude Hackney. Miss Nalda Hackney
Houston: q. W. Carr. NaYnsotAi Mrs. Wal
Ter Baker r. j. Anderson, Waco. J. q
Walker. W. A. Wood. W. r. Fitzgerald,
T. Dufns. Houston; }. y. Whltessli, Corsl
cara: p. T. Ellison. Calvert. p. o. schultz
and wife Brcmond; G. Bedeck, Calvert
Dr w A. Hart Calvert; II g. Crayens
MeAla: l.. 4. Damn. Mrs. /. a nafnn
Miss Edna Dafnn. Matter q. y Dathn,
Miss T.ettie Blakeiy Ennis; SliAs Mary
Lou Tinsley. J. $. AcLendon, Waco.
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Cameron Personals.

Cameron, Texas, June 15,-Prof. Eggle-
son OF Austin college, sherman. will spend
Sunday here looking after the Interests
OF bis college next week.
Major KalstOn and r. o, Adams are at
Eagle Lake on a short outing,
Mics Annie Blanton % Austin Is visiting
her sister, Mrs. ]. K4lgOre
Mrs. G. L, Blbb OF Dallas is visiting Mrs.
5. j. Cross.
Mr. Frank Thompson OF the Wells-Fargo
Express company received a severe wound
Dp a truck running over bis foot.
i 4. Arnold VIII represent Cameron IRE
company 70 the meeting AZ Cuero, July 4.
The colored normal, with Prof Drake
as superintendeDt, Is In session.
Mr. and Mrs s. G.. Boyles arc In Marlin
for a few weeks.
Miss Lucy Day Johnston is in Bryan
visiting her mother.
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= Old Reliable Cure for
% Poison, Cancer,
F|I'ag Sores, Ulcers,
''A'hg Scabs, Bone
| Pains.

! , @"s from blood poison and can.
|s,..t. s form and don't know Il. II
I'D ~. aaa cancer or blood poison,
~, persistent pimple, ulcer,
ssllI5ssoile on lip, swollen elanas.
~ iSiSa, o. flslngs, sharp isneing
rs A,is' q Mouth, mucous uatcn.
Asalc ~. itching, gnawlng paias.
ptIssr od Balm (B. b. Ri. Ii
4 4 ng oss and cures the worst
4 4sls ,atuYanced case Or blood
Il 81 s ~ rs sores, stops ali pains.
4 ,afsd s TS.SrSs by giving q pure.
4 MAJ ppisy Botanic BLOOD i3aim
ssssa tre aBlSsal " 70 cure an ma
;tnssss,sa os, Of scales. wste a.S bns.
4 nsIs. none pains, pImpies. ear.
o.isssss,sls 81 per large hottie
.ie rs sent free II yes aascrl ~ Il.
&. IA ;, ALBANIA. ca. Fres medi.
smedieine serf ~ once nre.
y: 81. 400 ST1s ssss.dss. 3 b treat rssa
y isi as.tF doctors aud patent med med
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charhnn h oranas county.

Orange, Texas. June l5.--csarben nss
appeared In this county and has proved
very fatal among tho cattle and mules
along the Orange County Irrigation com
pany's canal, four miles north Of town
Twelve mules aud SIX oxen have sue
cumbed 10 the fatal disease during tsa
past few days, the chief sufferers being
h. w. Lyons, rice farmer, ana J. A
Andrews the contractor who IL engaged
In extending the iIrlgatlpg canal. Inc
rarcasses OF the dead animals are belng
burned and everything done 20 prevent
n suread Of the maihdy. though 1t ~
feared II can not be checked until ths
drouth In broken. as water,i is very low
aud stagnant IN the pools and small
streams from which the cattle drink.
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THEY DO 1T.
People Quit Coffee and Get Well on
Postum Food Coffee,

People Quit Coffee and Get Wen on
Postum Food Coffee.
A man Ia Milford, Ind, says he did not
auit drinking coffee because he thought II
hurt him, but because he found a morning
beverage he liked better Ia Postum Food
Coffee. but 20 his wonder and surprise, he
found In few weeks all Of the old symp
toms al sickness had left him.
lie had been greatly troubled with his
stomach and heart also with what ID
called water BRASIL aud dull headaches
which made me very irritable and quick
All Of these symptoms disappeared aud ne
discovered, In spite OF all his prevloua
theories that coffee WIS really the cause
OF his troubles, and the leaving on OF
coffee and taking on Postum Food Coffee
brought about perfect cure.
he speaks also, Of Mrs JoaephleDe Kelly,
living az Elkhart, Ind Says she was af
hicted much ss he was, but had become
more emaciated than he. 50 she quit
drinking coffee and took on Postum Food
coffee She Is now . healthy and robust
lady and willing 10 make affidavit that
Postum Food Coffee saved her
The gentleman from Milford speaks aise
Of Thomas Mcdonald nE having recovered
by using Postum. IL can he had ~ all
grocers good cup q Postum can not
~ made unless II Is boiled long enough
10 bring out the naysT aud food salue.
thea IL Is delicious
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Fnoinoer scalded 10 peath.

Beaumont, Texas June 16.-At Lllard,
the headquarters of the yellow Pine and
Timber company's saw mill, about fifteen
miles from the city, on the Gulf, Beaumont
and Kansas City railroad, A. ]. Mccain,
locomotive engineer on the compnnys tram
engine, was scaldei TO death last Tuesday
Tho unfortunate man went beneath his
engine about S o'clock IN the morning 20
look after q plug which was leaking steam.
and while under there the plug blew out
and the hot steam and water poured out
and scalded the engineer so badly that he
died from the effects OF the burns ~ s
O'Clock that same evening. He was about
40 years old and leaves a wife ana children
The remains were Inferred In the cemetery
at Lilard No one knew anything Of his
former home even HIS wife knew nothing
more than that he came from Mlssoufi ana
L was lmnoaslble 70 locnto MS relallycs.
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woMENs CONVICT FARM,
The New Departure Of the State Penn
Tertiary Board.

Tertiary Board.
Huntsville, Texas. June 1.-THE women's
convict farm Is situated about eight miles
west of Huntsville. Here the State has
confined eighty women, who cultivate q
large acreage of cotton and corn. From
a humane standpoint, this farm has been
a wonderful success, the women being
stout and healthy. All the women except
two or three are colored.
Captain j, o. Bowden, who has the farm
In charge, says he cultlyates and makes
as much to the hand as the average farm
does with the male labor. The farm Is run
on the share system. the land belonging
10 Captain BOwden and the State getting
certain per cent OF the crops
The prison house Is a large comfortable
log structure, similar 10 those used on the
other State farms They raise fine gardens;
this. with other wholesome food, outdoor
work and the regular hours forced upon
them seems to raise the standard Of health
among them far above that OF the average
negro.
ike number Of men, that they rarely be-
come unr NY and seldom try TO eacape.
one OF their chief amusemcnts Is an old
time plantation dance, az which most or
them become expert. They seem 70 enjoy
these dances during their est hours hugely
and Il Is the irst thing shown 20 the numer-
our visitors TO the farm.
Captain BOwdens farm reminds one more
Of an ante bellum slavery plantation than
anything else. lie has large, comfortable
and attractive house, surrounded by II
wodel farm and lots OF negroes, and be
knows how 10 shower hospitality upon his
guests IN the good OLD way, This attfae,
tive place Is faYorite country resort for
the many Huntsville friends of Captain
Bowden and family.
All records pertaining 70 receiving and
discharglng the convict women and all
other records pertaining TO the farm are
kept IN the superlntendents office within
the walls Ia Huntsville and the farm Is
supervised strictly from headquarters.
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Important Court Order.

Beaumont, Texas, June 15,--rhe follow
ing order, which was made by Judge West
during the 6rst day OF the present term Of
the district court, is Of interest to the
lawyers
Il Is ordered by the court that all amend
ments 10 petitions, in cases set for Monday
OF the second week, be filed on OF before
Monday OF che second week, and that all
amendments TO petitions IN eases set tor
the third week or later weeks OF the term
on Wednesday Of the week before nad az
amendments 70 answers etc, meeting such
amendments and supplemental petitions
end answers must b0 hlod on or before ffl
day next after the amendments are filed,
and all amendments 80 answers not caused
by amendments OF plaintiffs pleading and
pleGdiugE In reply to such amended an
swers and supplemental answers, shall be
governed by tbs abotc rule In reference
To PLAINTIFFS nleadlngS
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pleasant picnic on the Leon river yester.

pleasant picnic on the Leon river yester'
day
Young ladies and the young men OF Temple
a very pleasant reception last night on
Tho lawn OF Hon. George G. Pendleton'
Misses Myrtle and Arid acting as hostesses.
There were present the following visiting
Young ladies': Misses Reta and Denny
Adanoe Crockett; Miss Freddie kolstod,
paiesfine Miss Alice Terrell OF Terrell.
Miss Norma johnson OF Waco, and Misses
Fora Potts and SAllle Thatcher. OF Bolton.
Miss Katie Hasseil who has been teach
ing In the Bastrop schools Is spending .
fey DAYS With her sister, Miss Hoxie HES
sell M the home OF Mrs. Mary Cochren.
Miss Hsssail win attend the University OF
Chicago after her visit here.
Miss Jennie Stephens has returned home
from Lott where she has been tehcbihg
the past session and where she has been
reelected for another term: ~.
Mrs b. " Sheriff. and children and Mrs.
]. II. sample left yesterday for Aroca,
Jones county, where they wsi spend w, 9s
SUMMER Mrs. c. II. HUTCHINSON ana FANNY
Will follow later.
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caldwell local Notes.

Caldwell, Texas. June l5.--Miss 1uis Ne
liver has gone 10 Louisville. KY wieh aer
sister. Mrs. Moody, and viii spend the
summer there.
Messrs p. G. jenkins and J. R ohyef
spent yesterday In the city q Houston,
Of Mr. r. Lee Joiner, editor and propl.e..o..f
OF the News.chronicle, 10 Miss Alma LAH
kin Of this place on June -.
that may be consummated IN tne neNt
future. ...,...A t,,,r,
a visit 10 Burtled, Texas.
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A Pullman Conductor suicided.

Waco, Texas. June &c. ". Lewis. a
Pullman car conductor on the Cotton Belt
railroad, was found dead two miles west
Of the city mis- afternoon with bullet
hole through his head. He was lying on
me Cotton Belt track when found. the
weapon az Destruction near nirn The Deqy
Ma Men there probably an hour when II
rrss fonnd Lewis had been running out
~ Waco Tor some time. ana was mid
ale aged man No cause can be asslfusu
90 ne rash act The remains are hert
swaltIsr he orders Of the family. whs
live In ST. Louis
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Died at Port Arthur.

Beaumont, Texas. June lob y. Tro1el
chief clerk in the Office Of ] NJ Guftey
Petroleum company, died Wednesday even.
ing at Port Arthur from typhoid fever af-
ter an Illness Of several weeks. The re-
mains were shipped this morning to the
home Of the deceased in Neodeshn. Kan,
where interment will occur tomorrow. Mr.
1'roxel came here and assumed charge or
tho J. NJ Guffey company's office Hnairs
os soon MS the Lucas gusher came IN aud
has been constantly AZ work since that
time until he became III few weeks ago
He was about 30 yenrs old and leaves q
wife to mourn his death.
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TEMPLE TOPICS.
The Prohibition Campaign Is Becoming
a Warm One.

INC TFONlpibOV OoIIPalBn - 1c~SH"No
Warm One.
Temple, Texas, June 1.-THE Daily Hay
maker, Temples evening paper, suspended
operation With yesterdays Issue. II has
been IN operation something over a year
aud suspended operation for lack OF pat.
ronage.
The prohibition question is warming up
some with both anti ana pro speakers In
the Geld. Rev. DR.. r. X. Maiden and
Judge G. B. Counders Of Bolton will speak
tonight on the pro side OF the question al
the opera house IN Temple. Last night
there was a Joint cebate In Belton between
Rev George w. Mcdaniel Of this place
and District Attorney Hair Of Bolton. The
election takes place = week from today
and both sides ore getting down to bard
fighting.
Including the Aefhodist, Baptist and West
End Mission schools, combined In very
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city. Na"' sesine In that
Z; Gonsebat and r. Coll OF Rueuos Avrs,
, m1V nsse peep attending the State grI,
eS nl I and Mechanical college ieff to9ar
exposition at Buffalo. >'"eriean
III. Inc following party OF Galvestonians Ice,
s s morning for Chicago several Of whom
session of the Educational insfltntae uI4i ,r
" W "A. James, Miss Lucy Quaries' Miss Nei.
ne Flake, Mrs. Charles Flake. Miss cStettt
and q. II. Henchman. 's Siluita
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Baseball Today. I

Beaumont, Texas, June 15,-+The strong
Jennings, La, team viii play the new
Beaumont team tomorrow Mt Blanchette
park, where the game win be called at 4:3l
This game gives promise Of being the fast.
est ever seen on the Beaumont diamond
as both teams are very strong. The Beau.
monters have hardly had time 20 get. their
team worked down, but they have collected
stars with which 10 do the work and they
promise TO bring In victory,
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BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
County Is TO Vote on an Issue of
Bonds for Good Roads.
THE POOL ROOMS CAN NOT BE TAXED
Judge West Has Issued an Order to Fa-
eiltate Business in the District Court.
A Baseball Game.

beaumont, Texas June l5.-County Judge
George c. o'Drien today issued proelama.
tion calling an election on Monday, July
5, TO decide whether or not JEFFERSON com.
~ should issue bonds oggregatlng ST5D,O0J
the money TO be used in Improving the
county roads. The proposed issue win run
for period OF forty years and II voted
by the taxpayers the money viii be dis
tributed as follows.
Taylors bayou aud La Belle road, So, 900.
Grigsbys BLUM road, leading from Beau
mont 20 Sabine Pass, S03.000.
Liberty road, $4,000.
Concord road. 5000
road, $2S 600
Golfers Ferry road, $4,000
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Th,oun on = Train and Badly Hurt.

Yomheck La, jane l4--Ihls morning
about s O'Clock the crew 81 southbounl
freight train found man bsng near me
track 1cveral miles north Of here, Win
ono fopt ont on above the ankle aud the
fesh stripped from the boue from the hin
down lie was not able 10 TAX, or say
who be was. except that brakeman threw
night ne was seenlneiy about IS years
Old and very well dressed. lie was LETT
In charge OF the section foreman.
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GOssrTr NOT a rANnTnA rr

Kaufman, Texas, June i4.--Hon. IA. NJ
Gossett, in response TO many tnquiries from
friends all over the Sixth district, an
nonnces that he viii not he candidate
20 succeed Judge Burke. One OF his rsa.
sons is that some OF the announced candi.
dates were his warm and loyal friends
In the last contest and he hesitates 10
antagonize them at this time
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corgoana. Texas, June 1.-THE name
Of Judge Rufus Hardy was placed before
~. oubllc for nomination 20 al the I'M
e,nared term Of Judge Burke. Judge Hardy
tod rhs Post reporter that he would not
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HILL CouNrY's CANpIDATr

Hilsborc, Texas, June ia.--The county
democratic executive committee OF Hua
county met this afternoon aud axed Satur.
day, May ~, as the date for county con,
vontiou 20 express the choice of the demo.
crsts. of this county for congressman II
was recommended that precinct conven.
lions be held next saturday
A suggestion cmanating from Dallas In
favor OF general blanket primary elec.
tion for the entire district was opposed
BY Captain William A. Yields, who con-
tended that every county had a right 10
choice independent of any action that the
district committee might take, II Is be.
lieved that w. G. Wear OF Hlllsboro will
county.
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even accept the nomlna,lon, o. no was out
OF politics FOR good, Judge Hardy Is Large
" Interested In oil and can not give
his attention 10 politics for the pres
ent ana thanks his many friends for the
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FOX DAUGHTRY: haufm2s, pe9sH
June iS.~-Mr Charlie Fax aAd MIS- Ao1
DEughtry were married here WEDNESDAY.
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Mortuary Report.

,..,,o Texas. June 15.-'rhe follow
NJ Bst Of interments in the Calves
n, cemeteries for the week ending
n. lane III
[,sk-L r. Taylor IS years, accident
IssuIng dnquesu.
.,SS.,Irs Kate Reilly. SO years, died
III lnionlo; William Hogan, 40 years
n oresDIc neart disease; T. A. Rails
En-79 Years. drowned In storm OF
..S,r & Bessie NJ. Ratsscau. Z 5-1l
4, dfewned In storm of September >
4 rFlssean, 4-12 years, drowned u
|. dennis Rbone, 81 years. colored
nptlou.
\ iB.-slrs. Minnie Anderson, &c years
Sion following operation.
" 1.-THE ashes OF Miss Anna Keep
4 x Years. cremated in Chicago.
IN j2-Heury Strunk. 40 years, en-
ma old age: Isaac Gillespie. 81
N tolored, acute hypertrophi cirrhosis
4 \ ls-Bertle washington. G5 years,
III sortic aneurysln
HI ID Sealy hospital /.
n a ST. Mary's infrmary, I.
NJ 10 county igil.
8crapd In storm Of September s, 3.
"A {. II. Wilkinson, VI, o.,
Health Physician.
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SIX CANDIDATES ARE IN
SHAW, WoOTEN WEAR, ODELL
SKINNER AND BEALL
viii Face the Flag When the Race in
the Sixth District is
Fairly Opened.

Danas, Texas June l5.--Three prospective
candidates for the democratic nomination
Tor congress from the Sixth district de-
tlared themselves out Of the race today.
They are Speaker Prince Of the Texas
house OF representatives, who lives at Cor
sIcana Hon. II. NJ Gossett Of kaufman
and E. l. Knight of Dallas This mar
rows the oght down to six candidGtes-tIon
Dudley K. Wooten ana Representative W,
\. shaw of Dallas, state Senator odell Of
Clebune Judge Wear Of Hilsboro and
Skinner and Bean of Waxahachic. Friends
Of the gentlemen declare that they VIII
remain IN the fight 10 a finish on election
day, July II. Much, however depends on
the action that may he taken by the Sixth
district congressional committee at a
meetinE In pallas Monday next