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CONSUMPTION
CURED.
Mr.. Edward Schubsrfh AMI 81 =. H.
6. AHingion. Whom the Doctor
Said Hsd IncUrabie Con.
sumption. We're Pernra.
nenfiy Cured by
Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey
STOPPED HeMoRRHAcEs.

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The sun., 1902-11-21
InIuIraCnld In One Dnr

Tak, Laxative Bromo luln.Ie ltblrts All Dr. III
Gsts refund the money N II faiS to cure. Y ~
Groves signature II o. -aca box 25c. ADJ
New-York tribune., 1902-05-25

~ LENwooD AND CoTTAGES.-In the Pines. largest
" hotel Lake Bonoseen; terms. 81 10 $1A
w c MOUND. Hydevtlls. VI
New-York tribune., 1902-05-25
OCEAN HOUSE.
WEST VIRGINIA.

GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
WEST VIRGINIA
THE OLD WHITE sulphur. open June Is Famous
Tor its sulphur baths Modern improvements, with pra
baths ORCHESTRA OF Is pieces Terms SIS to sS wsss
700 10 Sp per month Write for illustrated DooALsI
Grafton. Washington D. g
New-York tribune., 1902-05-25
THE COLUMBIAN,

1000 ISLAND PARK,
St. Lawrence River N Y The best located and
attr hotel the Thousand Islands.
oughly up date in all respects. Orchestra. boating
fishing Open June IA.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-25
NEW-YORh.
GAg@ADE ~ Hakes,,

AdirOndacks, Cascadeville y. Y.
E. VI. WESTON. 1923 Broadway y. Y.
IN THE ADIRoNDACKs. Lake Clear Lodge. Lake
Il Clear. between Paul Smiths and Saranac Inn.
hshng; write for circular and terms. MILl-ARD +.
OTIS. Saranac Junction, y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-25
M 1[lLBROOGZ DRIRH0

MILLBROOK. DUTCHESs COUNTY. N Y.
OPEN ALL THE YEAR.
Small. quiet homelike house Fifty acres Of land
Charming drives. good First-class golf links
Our gardens Excellent table. Resident physician
LONG DISTANCE PHONE.
MRS. A p. CARPENTER. Manager
New-York tribune., 1902-05-25

4 DNERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received at their Uptown ONCE,
NO. 1881 BROADWAY.
between Soth and STth sts.. until o'clock p. m
Advertisements viii be received the following ora1eh
offices az regular Office rates until s O'clock p M w
sot Stn-nNe.. =. e 23d-st.; 15S 6th ave. S1r
12th-st.: 81 East IIth-sf.; 257 Nest AID st. be
tween lth ana Sth aves-; 263 West I:5th-sn; I.s.o
3d-nNe-. between 18th and 77.h f,o-0 .s1-1
near 6ist st I.uS tst slth ST, IS1 r-ass
t.Sth-st: io6 fremont avc.s 650 Sd-aNe-s nsa
4Ist-st Dol 3d-ave.; .Io Bieecker- ST. so
Hleecker-st brooklyn. n. 1.-216 tourt-sti
215 Smith-st-; 1.OOt Gates ave. Newark. n j.
-794 Broad-st. Also a a A. D. 7. offices
New-York tribune., 1902-05-25
DOCTORS SAY
c O O l. E ID B Y
SEA BREEZES.

DOCTORS SAY
that during the heated IN Greater York you
must take wife and the children and
GO TO THE MOUNTAINS
OF Sullivan. Ulster. and Delaware Counties. y. Y.
the main line and branches Of the New York Ontario
and Western Railway. a region OF absolute
MODERATE COST. 1000 feet above the with Pure
Air Pure Water Pure MIX and only three hours ride
the Send for postage the undersigned,
call and get free at offices below the Superbly Illus
trated SUMMER HOMES 200
gives list OF Hotels. Farm Boarding Houses.
thc- location. Of facilities.
On May 18th Both Excursion tickets reduced
rates Will be sold at 5 BrOadway, 1854 Broadway. and
Ferry oices giving opportunity % personally select
Ing a Summer home. and also enjoying days fishing
IN this delightful region Tickets good returning
Monday June I'd.
IN NEW YORK: Park Place ii3 I4i les 425 Is5i
1870 Broadway. 2sT 4th 245 Columbus i53 East
i25th ST. 273 West I2Sth ls2 5th Offices.
Franklin West 42d Ferries
IN BROOKLYN: Covrt St. $50 Fulton St. 0S Broad
way Eagle Office.
Passenger rates. cents a mile
J. C. ANDERSON.
General Passenger Agent. Y.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26

Owing TO the large number Of inviHA
who have called upon the British Doriaa
at their office in the Moore-Buruet BuA
Ing. Rooms 209-211, 1913 Texas sVesa
and who have been unable TO see AIA
these eminent gentlemen have, BY reyes
consented to continue giving their ssniia
entirely free for three months tmedispA
excepted to all invallds who call upN
them for treatment between now saa y
vembet 25.
These services consist not onlf q -
sultation, examination and advice, pus "
OF all minor surgical operations
The object In pursuing this course =
become rapidly and personally accus'ae
with the sick and afflicted, and unde' ?
conditions will any charge wnale'sl y
made for any services rendered foI 'a,.'
months to all who call before NoyenHs I,
The doctors treat ell forms Of disease 7.
deformltIes and guarantee a cure y W.
case they undertake. At the hrst lls'
view thorough examination Is mas n
II incurabIe, you are frankly and nl-s
told so: also advised against spenoins =
money for useless treatment Z.
Male and female weakness casa''-
catarrhal deafness, also yaricccele w. p I.
goltre, cancer, the opium habit, ana =
eases of the rectum, gre posiuSss ~
by their new treatment IL
The chief associate surgeon o. ~
tute is in personal charge,
Hours 8 to s; Sundays 10 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26
TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES.

Mathis, Texas. October 25.-Hon. John c.
night.
San Angelo, Texas, October gS.-At a
meeting OF tue county democratic executive
committee held today 10 consider the va.
eaney on the ticket caused BY the death or
Hon. u, A. Cant, nominee for county At
torney, u was decided 10 give a fair neid
and no fayors TO all democrats who desired
70 run and announce their candidacy before
the eiectlon.
Greenyile Texas, October 26--liongteSs.
man Randell WIS here last night and this
morning from penison conferrins With local
democrats Ia regard to the campaign IN
bunt county, lie wants 10 keep IN touch
also 70 meet and mingie with tine voters of
that faith and practice. He went from
mere to Rains county on a like errand.
Waco, Texas, October 25,.-Colonel $. W.
4, Lanham, the democratic nominee Tor
governor has announced that ne viii
speak In Waco, Monday evening, October
"a IL Is probable that George d. Neal
the nominee for lieutenant governor. viii
ne In the city also. Judge George CLARK
easion win be made a democratic rally and
IL is expected that there viii ne a large
crowd 40 attendance.
Denton, Texas, october "A County Char.
man sullivan IS urging 4 fun vote M the
regular election. He said 10 rhe Post cor,
respondent today III nave never seen the
Nosets 20 Arathetic about going TO tho noiis.
lhey an refuse 20 become interested aad
don Z even take kindly 20 any suggestion III
the matter Denton county "a properly en-.
ten, Y Not twenty, uhile w enly have
sight. ana ne presRects are for 4 Rsdns,
ssen kAkn ok {hAA knAA nnneeSay y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26
Iostruetlons % Prohlbltlonlsts.

In counties where we have county chair
men tickets win be printed aud distributed
by them. We have made the best deht pos
slble with the limited amount of money
at the disposal Of the State committee
There are hundreds OF places in Texas
where there viii be no ticket provided
TO such we have three ways to suggest III
order 20 vote the ticket;
l. Scratch out the names OF the nominees
for governor and lieutenant governor on
either the democratic, republican or pop.
ulist tickets and substitute the names OF
George w Carroll and Arthur A. Eyerts,
using black ink or pencil.
Have, q number OF tickets printed
with heading made prohibition Party"
and under that For governor, George ~
CARROLL Tor lieutenant governor, Arthur A.
ENtfls, leaving balance OF ticket bank
OF ming ~ With republicans, democrats,
spaces 70 he hred In BY the voter.
3. Send 10 us for number Of slips with
can be voted as they are or pinned mot
pasted TO any other ticket. being careinl
that the names OF the other nominees for
same OFFICES are crosseJ out. AS we have
repeatedly stated. we have not the money
e print ana distribute tickets Tor the en-
tied quantity as above aud at prices Just
snfncent 10 meet our expense. namely, 3
cents FOR twenty-five. 10 cents for hfty and
u cents for 100 such tickets We can not
furnish more than 100 20 any one person.
nor We do not advise application for these
az nome We make this offer so,els In
order 70 as near as possible see that AL
who Wish 10 vote our ticket are supplied
p II Conlbear, State Chahman.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26
Nj. SHEPPARD NOMINATED
For Congress in the First District to
Succeed His Father.
LOOKS LIKE NE HAS A MAJORITY.
Lest Only Three Counties and In Those
He Had a Good Vote---Takes
Both Nominations.

Texarkana. Texas, October 20-unofnciai
returns OF the congressional primaries from
throughout this (3owiel county, the home
OF Morris sheppard. gives him the colnty
by a majority OF 400, every precinct ex.
cept New Boston giving him to !.
In Delta county his majority runs to l.
In Lamar county It IS 90 even break be-
tween Sheppard and Shaw.
Marion county went for Armlstead.
Red River for Shaw.
The opposing elements concede the fol-
lowing counties to sheppard based on
information received from their sources'
Bowie, Cas-, Titus, Franklin, hopkins,
This gives Mir sheppard the nomination
In both the old Fourth and the new First,
there being an uneXpired term OF one year
IN the titty-Seventh congress.
Paris, Texas. October 25.-The returns
from the primary election IN the First con.
rrossonal district to elect a successor to
Hon. John L. sheppard, who died three
weeks ago, are coming in very slowly.
With some counties to hear from and only
Incomplete returns from others show Morris
Sheppard "a be strongly IN the lead, prob
ably getting more votes than all his op.
pOnents.
Returns from Delta county, less two
boxes, are: Dudley 0s; Shaw la Sheppard
53O; Armistead 3.
Morris county Win seysrai precincts 60
COME. D9dleS lV' shaW 49, sheppard oioi
Atmlstead o. s,, .-cs. CO.,.
49Si pndley zol' Armisteaa 3D. .u ho.
nNdieP a, Sbav bcnn,rd aI5. kr6,.
istead
4
give him a majority of SIS the vote being
as follows sheppard Q; Shaw !, Dudley
',ri--,l' ~ - NJ. 1.a,t,a 3d.. ma pt,-or
o,i,r5r hrt ~ ulu iva sbayv M oiur,iit,
IN trs,, 56o ~ 701 '''
seven boSes in Cas- oountv with seven.
teen 10 hear from i've Shr6b1rd n nj MAI.
FrSuEiln county Voted Ss Follows. shep.
nard 800 Shaw 05 Dudley lsl; Arm
ietead J. 49,. r,. - 49,, ca
nsrS saa sto ou Yb,,6ioa Sr,, to5dR
Bowia comfy ShnnnoFds home sl,e
bit, 19ze rv5tSrtt,. NV ~ NV'NN' 7"'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26
eIshop HendrIoks Exneoted.

Beaumont, Texas. October 25. Bishop E.
R. Hendricks Of the Methodist church is
expected to arrive here Mondly evening
for the purpose Of holding the conference
Of the Methodist church. He will preach
at the First Methodist church Tuesday
evening at 1880 o, N. immediately eollow-
ing this service he will hold q meeting
with the pastors and Official members OF
the different Methodist churches here. 81
visit will be paid TO the new church In
the South End on Tuesday afternoon. as
well as to the oil Geld. It is contemplated
that he viii visit Port Arthur on Wedpea.
day in company with Presiding Elder
johnson. Pastor C. NJ. Ellinwood and the
Ieeeption committee appointed BY me
board OF stewards at the First Methodist
church. lie viii have quarters at the Oaks
while In the city.
me bishop makes this visit to familiar
l[e himself intimately with tie needs Of
TINS immediate section as a guide In the
conference work. He has Expressed great
interest IN Beaumont and vicinity. and will
no doubt be both pleased and surprised 10
here. "aH'iesb
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26
THE VALUE oF cHARcoAl
Few People Know How Useful I. !.
PRESERVING Health Ard O. 70

rev People Know How llsef,,I I. l. +.
preserving Health and Beautv
Nearly everybody knows thar cbsr.,., =.
cue saiest aud most efficient dis,n,s,,,r
. anu Puliuer IN nature, but few reaitya 49,
- "ueu taken Into the human svs,s,,
10Y the same cleansing purnoss system
CHARCOAL Is a remedy mar tha
take OF II the better; IL Is no, nole you
au, put simply ahsorbs the esses ulus al
putlties always present In the sto, auu I'm,
system out or the
Charcoal sweetens IN. 49,.
sheAlhs, drinking or after sstSnl after
"nu othef odoruuS vegetables Nh NNions
charcoal enectuauy clears 49,
me eamplexlon, II whitens the .aet p'oVes
SAFE estbsrt S as natural and eminentiv
spsoIos the luxurious gasss ,.h,.,
!ee! u the stomach and 6oweis'" 1 ~ col
~ $50 s, ,ne mouth aud threat from M uisih'
or All dno as5,gssIsts sch charcoal in on. ,,,.
y. ".gtAst' oul probably the nest form
emo the most for the monev ,9est charcoal
Avsulneht Lozenges; they A.. ~ stuart 8
wy hnest flwdcrei WILLOW .6PuSea o.
osss NJ, nasWiess antlseptcs in tshIeo.s aud
tss,tco - "a me form OF large he hvlIn
with hoaey. 80 'us charcoal being mixed
The daily use OF these Io,au.
yen IN 2 much improved eorsi.,o VIII soon
ksstsSi Lyalh, better cOmnlerienh 81 the
!, vieasu ana purer blood, ana ~ sMeeter
LIS rs mat no possible harm ae oeauty OF
ttph 'helr continued use hnt san resulf
uary. great beneht OUT on the con.
a ahvnaio physician Ia sna,h
peaenls o. charcoal, saws spssSNng Of the
az eas y, anserhent Lo1enges N aR,se stu
ana Saeros From gas in stomach en- sBa patents
the breath mouth as S0%PIsxion ana 0 pVF,Ty
asilv 49, -. Is greatly henehtas asso o.
s an. USE o. them; they co.., Shh,ea BY the
the ne SsI " 4 box At drug stors s' Twenty
sss hsasSs .snse = pstsas pFeps ann rs,,d a.
seal - staaEt's Aba mSsss fn9 better shsr.
- sAAA AdlaAEx essscssii s tsss.,s snsa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26
Rurkltt Not niaoonraned

Palestine, Texas, October 95.--Colonel
George W. Burkltt, the republican candl.
date for governor OF Texas. came IN today
from san Antonio, where he has been look.
ing after his political chances. Mr.. Burkitt
was ia his usual good spirits and seemed
well satisfied with his campaign. He said:
II have nothing 20 say for publication ex.
eept that | am completely worn out This
Is hard work. and no mistake, but / am n
man VINO never turns back; II | came TO a
river and couldn't swim IL would get
across some way; / wouldn't turn back
He lett tonight for Houston and will not
return here until the day OF the election.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26
The CHICAGO Excursionists.

Galveston, Texas October 25.-R. D.
Bowen who has charge Of the entertain
ment of the Chicago capitalists who Will
soon tour Texas, was in the city today
looking after the arrangements for taelr
entertainment here. He was in conference
With MIR, /. hempner ana other prominent
elrSens, committee consisting OF Cap
kempner, I. j. Groce, H. A. Landes ana
Charles Fowler was appointed TO meet the
chicago visitors at Sugarlaud accompany
them 70 Houston and then into Galveston.
taken the matter In hand and viii prennra
10 entertain the Visitors eiaborately while
In the city and will also make especial ar.
rangements to show them Galveston bay
and harbor. Oa'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26
LYON VS.. HAwrrY

The cause ~ this action on the part OF
Mr. Hawley IS that Lyon is trying to make
= point for himself by eleotiug Scott
Every time Lyon gains point Hawley
loses one. Hawley naturally regards large
portion Of the Fifteenth congressional dis
frlct as bis own bnillwick and he is not
anxious to see Mr., Lyon come ana play
Lyons game at the expense OF Hawley.
,s.cott and every one else, il he can prevent
Right now It looks as though the M
tlonai republican committee viii refrain
from paying its promised allotment 10 Mr.
scotia campaign fund.
Lyon has made the light III the Fifteenth
district his tight. But he Is worlJne
against fearful odds and the handwriting
on the wall is plain that he will drink
aeep from the cup of defeat With LYON
loslhg this light Hawley will aud hlmself
materially strengthened In his own Marty.
4 ne ambition Of Ny. Scott 10 90 to congress
Is made subseryient 10 the ambition Of Mn,
Haawley Ca retain his power ANA TO the AM.
s9itlon OF Mr. Lyon to acquire further IN.
nuencc. In fact Mr., Scott rs nov bene
ping -ponged back ana forth By the two
Mr.. Scott. 'N'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26
TWENTIETH SENATORIAL QIeTRIoT
Names Ct Both Faubion an d Rountree TO
Go on Ticket In Travis


Austin, Texas, October 25.-The Travis
county commissioners court today decided
to place the names OF both J, II. Baubion
and Lee j Rountree IN the democratic col
umn OF the Australian ballot as candidates
for state senator from thls, the Twentieth,
district The commissioners thought this
was the only way out Of the muddle as to
VINO was the democratic nominee for the
oilce This was done Notwithstanding the
TACT that the state democratic executive
committee az san Antonio decided thut
Rountree was the regular Democratic nom.
lnee. Many Of the politicians question the
action OF the commissioners In placing tue
name or Faubion on the ticket
Nat q. Henderson requested that his
name be placed In the republican column
as candidate for state senator Inasmnch
as the republicans failed TO so certify, Hen.
cnt column.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26
New Hotel Projected.

Beaumont Texas, October 25.-It is an.
nouneed here today that Beaumont Is TO
nave a new modern hotel on Pearl street
ana the building VIII DO a steel frame.
About six months since Thomas Brown, an
iowa man. erected a two.story steel frame
structure. At the time he flushed Il he
stated that he was building Il with tbe
intention Of raising It to four or Ave storlcs
as soon as the occasion reopIr,1, ha ai,s
owns an adjoining lot which viii he M,
ized IN the building Of The hotel II o.
re nsai to build to the Side and above
in aby seS maDn structure without interfering
Inc building win be made as near srs,'tnof;
~ possible and It win have a large ham nam.
ger or rooms handsomely furnisbeJ n trith
s srp che citv necessary sy adiuncts to make mod
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26
COLLECTING GVIDrNCn.

Then again, these friends, ia order to
prove that the stand taken ~ Dove ana
owen Is the correct one, are quietly collect.
ing evidence against those Federal EN-.
p,oyes who have exhibited 'pernicious
political activity" and tho matter win be
placed before the civil service commission.
Their action IN this respect is causing the
shoe 70 pinch more than one Federal office
holder ana has resulted In Scott losing a
number OF strong workers.
In the meantime Gamers friends have
not been Idle Every county in the district
is well organized by the democrats There
Is not single local fight between demo
Gratis that Affects Ia the least the candidacy
OF Judge Garner ,rhe old-fashioued dyed.
lu-tbe-wool republicans when Il required q
great courage TO admit this fact IN Texas,
are not enthusiastic for Scott His being
q ehangeliug so often is largely responsible
for this feeling lie IS not travelling
with the old-ttmerE, as o rule, but Ia 10
the camp OF the more recent ofhce.bought,
otnce-holdng class. There are hundreds
aud hundreds Of these old.tlmers In the
district who VIII either stay away from
the polls ON election day or else vote
against Mr.. Scott. N.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26
Parker oanoeIed Texas pates.

Dallas, Texas, October $40 A. Parker,
National chairman OF the populst party,
today notified populist state headquarters
In Dallas that he has found It necessary TO
capcol an his Texas dates for public speak,
ing. His reasons given are that the cam.
pnlgn In Missouri Is 80 important that his
time for campaigning should be employed ex-
clusively there. also that he has 10 devote
considerable attention 20 his duties az pres.
idcnt OF the National Industrial federation
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26
Chairman State Democratic Executive
Committee"
twentieth District Senatorial Race.

Burnet, Texas October 2L-Pontlcs ia
warming NJ as the election approaches,
Hon. Lee ] Roundtree has clear neld as
the democratic nominee for State senator
IN this county However, j, H. Faublon
Is sun In the race as an Independent, aud
past few days, NAT Q. Henderson az
Georgetown. He Is running as an inds.
pendent republican Ronnduee WI be the
The candidates for the various county
offices for the past ten days have been ami
nre Etlll boating the brush throughout The
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26
BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT.
Protection" Withdrawn from the
Local Lumber Mills.
A MODERN HOTEL is TO Be BUILT
Bishop Hendricks Is Expected Monday.
Buffalo Bill Had Big Crowd.
Shoot Was Fined.
A MODERN HOTEL IS TO BE BUILT

Branch office: The POSTS Beaumont Of.
hce Is now located In Exal building,
ground floor both phones No. s3S. with L.
f. Nicely as business representative and F.
W. Greer as correspondent. Subscriptions
and advertisements or news items left at
Subscribers having any cause for complaint
as to delivery OF papers are requested to
phone or otherwise notify the office
promptly.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26
Emil tim .nts in the NAVY.

Galveston, Texas, October 25.--1he party
out for recruits for the navy will leave
here tomorrow morning for Denver, Colo,
where they viii open up an Office to enlist
men for the sea service Of the United
States and will continue to do business
in the Colorado town for two weeks.
The party has had fine success here. The
following enllstments have been made and
the chances are that before the oface
closes tonight there viii be several add.
tons to the complement Of men who VIII
get away from here for the good old indie
peudInce. which Is now doing stunts as a
receiving ship in the harbor Of san Fran
coppersmith; Il; Bennett, j. 7. Beer, sec.
ond class machlnlsts; A. B. Spangler sec
ond class yeoman; ]. ]. Driscoll. first class
fireman; j. A. Isberg, *. Meyer, second
class tremen; II. Johansen, shipwrlghti a..
p Richardson. s H. Atkinson, w. " Bal
Dunman c. Z. Branch, w II. Ivey +. NJ
Unger, H. Keep. J. L. Duffy, ]. /. Kirk
Rq 5cb l2 az smifb + d I6y91s Il Gr5.
carlton. s shankl!n, NJ seller B. Hgss,
coal passers w. X Bellinger, landsman,
master at arms; c. A CLIFFORD. second c,ass
niachinist; H. Denman, mess Attendant; l..
K. Ford, second class mnchinist; ]: K.
Quinn, third class yeoman. H. II Good
4. Johnston, ]. Parker. landsmeni G Z.
Hughes, mess attendant; T. A. Noyes,
l1ndsman; w L. Bergman, +. G. cop
p.nget. II L. Gerhard i. W Niederm1nn,
/. Cole, third class apprentices. b r.
Rowland, landsman II. Holman. hos
Tie Whole party has made a most favor
able impression here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26

Laredo, Texas, October 25. w. II. Al.
well. United states district attorney OF the
Northern Texas district. addressed large
audience tonight In the interest OF John @
SCOTS candidacy for congress-.
Mr.. AtwelfH speech was well received
and frequently applauded
He defended the Philippine policy OF The
administration ana praised republican pros-
peiity He also defended Mr.. SCOTS
change Of politics.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26
LYON AND GREEN

Announce that They Have Harmonizsd
and VIII Leave san Antonio.
San antonio, Texas. October % Both
Lyon and Green have announced that they
would leave San Antonio tonight They
further announced IN loud aud waiting tones
there was surtet Of harmony between
them, 10 Is known they We're together
many hours last night. and TIE presump-
ton Is that they agreed 10 hands OF IN the
SCutt-Garper race.