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Arizona republican., 1902-11-15
WORM DESTROYER.

Whites Cream Vermifuge. not only kills worms. but removes the mucus and slime, in which they build their nests; it brings, and quickly. a healthy condition of the body. where worms cannot exist. 25c at EIvey & Hulett's druggists.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-15

She may be day!- or fair. slender or well developed grave or gay. tall or short; there is no special mark with which to distinguish the most lovable type Oi girl. The only way in which sine may be known is b. the multitude of those who love her. She is the sun shine Of home. and the delight of old people and children. Then you may be sure you havo found the most lov- able tyre Of girl.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-15

A man may apologize for some things but there is one thing to his credit; he never apologies for his big appetite.
 If you don't go away and let me alone" man said to an idle fellow to- day, "I will have you arrested for vio-
Arizona republican., 1902-11-15

chest where they have no right to be. Blow across a bottle and you will pro- dGcc a sound which is actually to be heard in your chest. It is caused in the same way-that is, by air passing over cavity.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-15

You're afraid of burglars"
 They are the terror of my life"
 Young man, you need a guardian Marry a Chicago woman. n.''-Chicago Tribune.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-15

No disappointment can be quite so intOlerable as disappointment in ones self.
 Bernard Pos, 135 West Monroe. ex- pert foreign piano tuner. Tunes twice yearly for $5.CO.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-15

Crossed eyes, granulations, and all eye defects can be successfully treated by Dr. E. l. Price, who will be at the Adams hotel for one week from the 18th to the 22nd of November
Arizona republican., 1902-11-15

Phoenix Trunk Factory for suit cases.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-19

Chappell I'm, Texas, May 1.-THE grad
safes recital Of Misses Edna opheRa Rog
srs and Mamie Zenobla stampley in the de-
Fartment Of eocution OF Chsppell HIN Fe.
wale college. which came on last night in
che audience room OF the college. was a
brilliant success IN every particular. The
auSence evidenced its pleasure in the en-.
ARE performance by frequent and rapturous
applause. Quite a number came IN from
Brenham, semphronius and Buekhorn and
Seturned highly pleased with the perform.
ance,
Iir, Jake Winfield, with his family, left
ekis week for the city OF New York, where
ebey will reside In future. They have long
hyed here and their departure is much re.
GREETED
Miss Lila Hughes came down from Bren.
ham this week and Is stopping with the
ftmily OF her brother, MI Henry Hughes
Miss Johnnie Petty, charming Young
lady from Hampstead aud one time /
teacher IN Chappen Hin Female college
Is here visiting friends and viii remain for
several days
The Chappell Hill creamery is now being
put IN shape for the manufacture OF leo
as wen as butter, a two.tou daily machine
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-19

Anderson, Texas. May Il. Judge T. G..
Burlington, Esq. sold TO 4 7. r. Barry six.
~ head OF Swear old hecves
Charley s. Cone shipped three cars "a
mixed cattle to the Territory.
The petition Of the citizens of Anderson
70 the commissioners court o. form ap in.
dependent school district cmhrnciur snid
town granted and election ordered for tlr
I'm DAY Of June, no., TO determine the
matter
County commissioners court adjourned on
the 9th for the term
euntr clyil court viii convene on the
1Nth Tor civil business
Kew Clarence Waller OF Houston is here
ON q visit tor few days and 10 look after
his PROPERTY
Mr., larver Esq Of Houston is attending
county court
Marion Gillespie and family have moved
20 Beaumont.
Farmers have done but little work in the
nclds on Hcrouct of showers
MIS-. 1. Burlington Chceres and children
beVc returned to their home IN Marlin after
spending several DAYS here with her uncle
judge T. &, Rnthngton and family:
II a, patout and VIII Wilson are here
from Navasot8
Jen Smell, the stockmsu from Red Top
was cave Friday. lie says all stock ar,
me ana fct,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-19
i, being put in and win soon be ready for

is being put in and win soon be ready for
work
The college girls are using every efort
possible to get IN shape for their commence
ment, now only two weeks on. II is pro
posed to make IL one Of the most notable
and interesting in the history Of the col.
lege.
Mrs Harper, nee Perkins. wife of Or.
Harper OF Austin, Is here visiting relatives
and friends and Will remain for quite q
while.
Miss Mollie White Gardner, wno is to be
the queen OF the Maifest soon 70 be held IN
Brennan, was In town yesterday Willing
away time among her many friends she
has here.
The boil weevll is now heard Of In every
field of cstteu growing In this vicinity
what the planters are to do for their pro
lection and preserve this Industry from ut
ter and complete destruction remains TO be
seen Some fcw are now using Prof. Nal
lys poison and with successful outcome
hut that farmers generally will resort t.
this remedy or any other. for that matter
is very doubtful indeed, There seems to be
very general disposition 10 take the issue
ms Il may came and do nothing. That the
mntter Is serious Is beyond question. and
our planters are anything but hopeful over
the outlook.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-19
Anarnn News Rudnot.

Hearne, Texas May H.. While Conductor
r. 4. Ards of the international and Great
Northern railroad work train was having
some ties distributed on this division a
fcv DAYS ago. one Of tho ties fell on his
foot mashing II very badly He WAS
brought here and received the attention Of
a physician.
On account of the delay in shipment u
some Of the material. tho men who IRE
engaged TO put mp the oil tank for the
Houston aud Texas Central here viii not
De able TO commence until Monday morn
ing.
Mr. oscar Robertson. prominent young
man Of Austin, spcnt few days here this
week
During tho past week quite q number Of
the fishermen Of this place have visited
the river and spent a few days fishing. A
party went Ia Little river Inst week md
md splendid luck \ big party Will 'oaNc
about June ! for the Nayasot0 river 10
spend a week fishing and limiting ,qui@
rcis
Last night at 10 O'Clock as a freight train
was coming into lIcaruc. q negro, Who
was sleeping about ten feet from the track,
jumped upon. the track and 'ae engine
struck ann, knocking him scusnicss. lie
was Wought To town and his wounds %
broken COLLAR bone and crushed skull, were
dressed and he was carried to the Houston
hospital
Uufl OF the Brazos rivers have been on q
li- rise the pggt week, indicating heavy
rains n this section. Both are falling now
While John Rerrymau and VIII Moore.
Two farmers, Nerr iu town NcsterdHy they
had q difficulty m which Moore suffered
o broken ava. Both mon have been hHv.
idg trouble lately, nnd Yesterday they met
on thc streets.
The prouuctod moctln- which has boon
ln progress az tine Methodist church viii he
brought TO 20 close tonight Rev. NilUtord
Us conducting the meeting
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-19
Franklin County Court News.

Mt Vernon. Texas, May l5.-DI,trlct
court adjourned Yesterday much sooner
'han VAS expected. The criminal docket
WIS nntsut lily light and was disposed Of In
short order and about hglf Of tbc coscs a. as,
ne civil docket we're dismissed or con-
tlnued Crime has been greatly on tho de-.
crease IN this county for the past year.
tue !ea'hers Of our college are making
elaborate Preparations for commeprrnent
exercises, which begin tomorrow. Ths
CCommeneement sermon viii he preached Nv
hldef Monroe OF the Christian church.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-19

Bay city, Toxins, May lo.-R. II. Traylor
nas recently closed nn important rice land
deal consisting OF Captain William b.
hioore's Ashley homestead. west Of the
Colorado river. composing 1900 acres Of dnc
rice lapd besides Captain Moorr's store
md residence The purchasers are a Dal
las syndicate, headed 10y Mayor Rcn Cahcll
They have already begun thc preliminary
work for the construction OF canal. so as
Or NJ W. Hickey of Lpmurs Town. this
week purchased through WilI1m H. Austin
a Co, loon acres OF rice land on the west
SIDE Of the river, known MS the Wells pm,c.
formerly owned by William kuykuudall.
This tract is also for early development.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-19
Victoria win Entertain Merohaote,

Victoria, Texas, May 1s.-One of the
largest meetings ever held 10y the Business
Mems association of Victoria was tho ono
last night to- arrange for the reception
and entertainment of the New Orleans mcr.
chants special excursion party. which win
reach here Tuesday at 4 p m
II was decided 10 meet the guests at
the train, take them through the husines,
section OF the city, giving them time To
meet the merchants Of Victoria at their
places Of business, after which they VIII
uc given drive through the city and
suburbs, meeting az grove across the
river. where an old-fashicucd barbecue viii
he served. In the evening an informal
reception with refreshments will hc served
at the city hall Most liberal coutrhu.
tlon, were made for the expenses Of The
entertainment, evidcncng appreciation Of
t1e generous allotment OF time made for
the stop az Victoria
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-19
New Superintendent al Weatherford

Weatherford, Texas, Iay l6-The board
OF trustees Of the city schools today elected
Prof. Reed of Mckinney superintendent for
the ensuing year. The principals OF the
various schools Were reelected as follows:
t. W. Stanley, High school:-J c Alsup.
First ward; ], n, Brown. Second ward:
Miss Lillian Thomson, Fourth ward. The
other teachers Will he elected next week
Superintendent J II, Rogers who has
been In charge OF u schools "a past two
years. was not an applicant for re- 81 rtioa.
though his services had given ent - nts,
Iant ,,.. a ana inc sGhnos"is nave srSWa more
the city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-19
JASPER NEWS.
Grand Jury Given a Special Charge on
Local Option Law.

Grand Jury Given a Special Charge on
Local Option Law.
Jasper, Texas, May 1T.-District court
convened Monday but Judge West being
sick, court was adjourned until next Mon
day. Grand jury Is working hard. Judge
West made special charge on violation Of
local option law which ought 10 20 in priu.
II was a masterly charge and would bu d
good sermon.
Visiting lawyers were o. r. shoians, F.
A. Cheatham Of Orange; r. n. Good
Homer Howard Of Newton, r. G. Dun OF
Beaumont aud Iom Adams Of Orange
They viii ali he back next week.
Commencement exercises Of the South
east Texas college wound up last uigjt
Fifteen hundred people witnessed the sham
battle on the hin near the college yester
day afternoon by the Jeff Davis Rifles II
was realistic AFFAIR. Captain kellie com
mandcd the battery and Lieutenant l.. r
Scarborough the attacking forces while
Lieutenant Gerald Bates commanded the
defense. The captain made the 12.pouHd
howitzcr ring but Scarborough captured It
after a fierce fight in which pistols were
used at close quarters
Jasper is building like n spring garden
Money seems 10 be plentiful Crop pros
poets were never better at this time OF
the year.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-19
San Marcos Items.

San Marcos, Texas, May l6,-Dr. H. NJ
Du Bose, editor OF the Epworth Era, Nash
vile. Tenn, who is attending the quad
rlennial conference AZ Dallas, visited nj,
aged father and sister and brothers her,
this week
Rev Sterling Fisher presiding elder O
San Marcos district, attended the confer
ence at Dallas last week.
Mr. c. r. King, who has been absent tw,
weeks on business az Austin Is az hom'
again
Mr. aud Mrs Joe Wright, who have beer
visiting the parents OF Mrs, Wright, Rev
ana Mrs. w. ]. Joyce, have returned O.,
their home in Mexico They will shortl
remove 10 san Luis Potosi,
Miss Fellcc Iyell Of Jackson, Miss, Il
visiting Miss Reynolds.
The sunday school " the First Baptl;
church had their annual picnic Thurss /
ON Thompson island, in San Marcos riEk
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-19
san Saba County News.

san Saba. Texas, May o,--The commits.
sioners court has been IN session during
the past week Among other business they
issued Sle,54S worth of bridge bonds to pay
for the construction Of the two bridges
across the Colorado river between this aud
LamPasaS county and two bridges across
RtchlNnd creek.
They levied taxes for 1902 as follows.
county ad valorem - cents; road aud
bridge fund ~ cents, court house and iaIl
IL cents; court house aud Jail sinking .
cents and road and bridge sinking faud
IA cents-a total OF 80 cents on the SlOl
worth Of property. This Is two cents less
than the levy OF last year. An county oc.
cupation taxes were exempted
Our primary election will be held on May
81 and n hot fight is expected as all the
Offices are holly contested,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-19
pRAlRIs Msw NORMAL SCHOOL.
What the New Catalogue Shows for the
Colored institution.

What the New Catalogue Shows for the
Colored institution.
Austin, Texas, May 1.-THE state printer
has received from the public printer copies
Of the new catalogue for the Prairie View
Normal school 1t is handsomely illustrated
with half tone cuts Of the school, includ
ing work in the laboratories and In the
school room The catalogue besides giving
a full and complete review Of the college
work contains the following under the
head OF Some General Regulations"
The discipline Of the school aims to lead
its students TO sef.control, and to prepare
them for the successful discharge Of the
practical duties Of every day life and olti.
zenship. rs well as for the special duties
OF school, farm, shop, aud nome.
Piomptuess 10 all school duties Ia ex.
acted Neatness aud cleanliness is rule
Students are Impressed that intelligent
labor Is dignihed and necessary TO all in
diyiduai Oh social development
No student need come 10 Prairie View
gAsh the idea that IL is n place to get
eeitlncate To teach, wi,A little real effort
thorough, conscientious work must be done
20 merit any honors from the institution.
No student can leave the grounds at any
time or omit any school duty, unless by
written consent from the principal
The use of tonacco and of all Ipcotic or
alcoholic stimulants Is forbidden us being n
hindrancc TO the process Of education.
Students whose conduct raises doubt or
suspicion of their character ana motives
mny be requested 10 withdraw from the in
sutptcn
True pclltcness is the rule Of social con
duct and rudencss In spcech or manner
il temper noisy, hoistcrous behavior dis
putc, and quaIrels arc forbidden.
hNtlAyaugaucc nud showincss In dress
a., not approved by the faculty neat
pam attire aud modest, selfrcspecting
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-19
Alvin Local Items

Alvin, Texas, May IS Captain II. 4.
Lloyd Of ST. Louis was a visitor to Alvin
Wednesday,
Mir j. II. Driscol, general baggage agent
OF the santa Re, accompanied by his wife.
was In Alvm saturday on business
Judge /: +. Fishback represented the Al.
vim Red Men at the Grand Lodge In Fort
Worth last week.
Mr., and Mrs, Thomas Wiburn visited
friends In Houston last week.
Mrs o. s. Cummings returned last weeS
from an extended visit to her parents in
Washington, La.
Mrs, Charles Tozer and daughter returned
TO their home In Newton, Kan, after q
here.
MIR, Carl Burchded is visiting friends in
Kansas.
Judge Jesse Hobbs made business trir
20 Wharton last week
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-19
Denton Normal Commencement

Denton, Texas, May 10 Following is the
program for the commencement exercises
OF The hlst session Of the North Texas
state Normal school from May "A 10 y:
saturday. MAY p, u. nl.--Iont exercises
OF the literary societies
sunday. May p. IL a. m.-Baccnlaureate
sermon. Rev. +. Il. Sampson. y. b., Aus.
tin. Texas. mo
= Monday; May 26, II a. m.--Address. Hon.
RosSer Thomas. Bonham, Texas q n m
cratorlcal contest by class rrnreseutatIves
Tuesday, May ~, 1910 a. M Gr0,luatinr
exercises, delivery OF medals certificates
ana diplomas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-19

Terrell, Texas, May l6-IH. Craddlck,
stenogrnpher IN the legal department Of
the Midland railroad, has resigned his 20.
sllon 20 accept a place in Dallas II.
Everett OF Tyler succeeds TO Mr. Craddick's
position. 81
After June ] the former residence Of Mr.
charles Monday In the First ward win he
made the Texas Midland railroad hospital
lhGNlNal services are being held az the
evangelist "'r
The baby Of Mr., and Mrs. Charles cokc-
geo TINS morning, and was inferred az the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-19
MeKlnney School Mattets.

Mckinney. Texas, MAY i7.-At a meeting
OF the school board last evening Pror ].
W. sherperd was reelected superintendent
OF the city public schools. Prof Il. Is.
Chapman was reelected principal 81 the
hiSh school The Other teachers win be
elected next Friday
a, Reed, who for three years has been.
4 member Of the faculty of HavfhSr',o 81
iege mere, was last evening elected supsrt1.
tendent OF the Weathcrford public schools
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-19
Revival al BeevIlle Has cIo...

orlest Becyllle Texas, May 1.-THE revival
meeting which has been in progress AZ the
fRaptlst church here Tor the past two weeks
Com closed last night aud Rev. A. J. Harris.
porut , VINO nns oeen doing the preaching. left
Thurs About ifreen persons nonie ~ san antonio
mn fchurch, and great deal OF intrrsSt IN ,, e
Stal- hgious matters has been manIfested as a
Stal. result OF the meeting.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-19
State Epworth league

Fort Worth, texas, May -
Epworth League conference cl''' Y
with services held at the ely NJ N
closing sermon was del'Vernnss
Monk, d. D.. Of Georgia MIS- uis,I
ternoon Bishop Hendrix y .,.ia
dressed the league an1 NJ
pcriences while on flSl' ~ ~, ID
the Epworth League moyelIeSr,s s n
The conference just endsu -. s7 M
successful in the history Of 'H' Il
In the state.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-19
Painfully lniured

Wharton, Texas. May iS.-A painful ac.
cident befeu the young son OF Mr.. W. Dam.
ron this morning He was throwu from
MS horse heavily upon the ground. IN
nleting q sharp cut on his head. ana hresl,.
Ing one or more ribs Under the skillfnl
treatment az a physician the little fellow
Is resting quietly.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-19
Granger Schools Have clos.a
lRy

Gsanger, Texas, May 1.-THE Granger
lndge commencement last nIrht 1, ,rs,oh ~
w s graduating class NJ nino ,oot 49, ~
sters class consisted of Nisscs ~ w. > Nv
toni da liill, Ella Capt. Nora Lamb. RlnS Shcf'
titlohseld; Rosa mn Ethel benson; Messrs Ed
6ttoru Scott and Cecil Nelson This was ono ~
mer, bhe most successful years in the His. orv Of
co.he school " navy "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-19

friends were out together Tbcr Gov. .hov
drank some heer, but ate nothing III Wont
nome and would eat no supner saving he
telt bad, He grew worse steadily anil
anou SOU next morning died Justice IIig
gins ana County Attorney Feathcrston,
are holding the results OF their insurst
awaiting further DEVELOPMENTS. Deceased
leaves vito and four children,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-19
For COMMISSIONS

The Post is authorized to annoass
Super, Sr., as candidate for coatvl
missioner, Precinct No. /. subject n
tlon Of the democratic nrimarle;.
The Post Is authorized to annosHal
HirSch as a candidate for Connlu
precinct No. ! of Harris county, 4
to the action of the democratic IT'D
June 10. 1902.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-19
Cameron Criminal Docket.

Cameron. Texas. May II, The Q
quilted Steiner Burke, colored, w
trial Thursday ana Friday In Z n
on the 10Th ot September. fnQ
The Jury In the ease agaf nj
Alexander, charged by Ind, ~,
arson, is still out. They have A.
about two days and nights. Id
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-19
w.atberford Minister R'' \,

Weathcrford. Texas, May i' ~,
liam Crawford rendered hls fRs,,5iisl
night as pastor OF the tl,s nslitii1.
of this city and althoush ssrssiF'
large. majority Of his mel l,ion "
clined 10 reconsider ais ~, sid q
nation Just at the close % % he q
meeting was unexpected F" =
ton ard his friends mere
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-19
SPECIAL NorIc,E,; , To GhA

Tho southern Pacific slllase.is
Excursion. Houston "a w of rlrlq' I.
May 10. for TIE purpose q p. tAf {,
an '' opportunity e NJ, Mlt9 ssst 4
King Neptune with MS ~ ~ laee'
ers. gondolas and suite -"
maids. trln 81,
Train leaves Houston Mi NJ
RetmniHg. this tram al 40,
ton at il;45 y. m, = W. inrtlNN
Ia witness the granh p,,u,siiNh1
ca al the grand new n husa
Arrangements have ,tntt
management OF the n"s
way company TO nave
Mo Grand Central aetn
specinl train FINN SsE,I
Street cars VII make
the foliowing iincs, VIZ
Pass, Fannin aud bruAiJ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-19
MadIsonviIIe School clo..d.

Madisonville. Texas, May i5.-one OF the
most successful terms OF the Madison
academy school. under the management Of
Professors Jopling and Baudien as co-prin
eeiVed diplomas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-19
New Bank at commsro.

Commerce, Texas, May 1.-THE new
bank is doing business right along.
me-, Inc oli NIL Is a sure thing, for all ar
brick are being burnt on the ground.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-19

Waco. Texas May 1.-THE STAT 60.
Ne. rs association will meet In Tits Ed,
NsF ana % and large attendance !.
sApes'ea' The local members have pre
sI as.I an an D elaborate program for the osea
ca IN " Secretary H. Il. Dorsey :, - Svpv,stst
.rt2,a Was In the city a short time ~ s ~
i nsus me anAl arrangements Tor The mss,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-19
Revival at HIIlsbO'o'

Hillsboro. Texas, May S- NJ. h
Hearn and Rev. J. F. Ms Nc, Seerr8
n big revival at the Bapousscs ssIons
church last night IVY
congregations. - Z
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-19

] hereby announce az cana8,s|
reelection as county clerk OF Ham,
ty, subject to She action of the I'M
prin aries. EdFD-1
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l.l..san cnnntY Prohlbltl0N

CIehurne. Texas, My ,Iy,,i iO cas-,
Johnson county pnr and as'et.'
Mcssrs. Ward. Repel, acF ani "
Joined Mr.. \. {. scuI'o .,-Inr pah1
sioners court from mH .,.iil eanf
tho enforcement order wiz
las tomorrow, -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-19

Prescription No, 2sol Ipiyolpts.
will not cure all gopr Srhmiit
cure rheumatism. l.. T.
Texas, sole agent
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The Post Is authorized to aatsus
Thomas l.. Railey as candidate I, (
ticc Of the peace. precinct No. /. ~ Y
the democratic primaries,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-19

Thee. Keller has the hest ana unrest table
beverage. In the world. pabst Beer. Eve
try TT Send for a ease.
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The Post Is authorized to anpou.,,
Conway as candidate for coug, /!
subject to the action Of the demor,s
marics.
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i announce myself as A c,pss.
the office of District Clerk az H,.a
ty, subject to the action Of tbs ~.
primaries, to be held June 70 M
support of my friends and t6s sssl
specially, HARVEY W W H g1y
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For County cl.,k

hereby Announce myself AZ
for County Clerk OF Harris count, \
to the action Of the democratic X,
GEO I'll