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Antonio Railway Company vs.. J s. BATS,
from Gonzales: Missouri. Kansas and rgxa
Halfway company % Texas vs. W VI,
rardwell from Gonzales; Galvclton. Tisr
Fishurg and Snn Antonio Railway Company
rs. Paul sinthor ct al from ~ Pdso, H..
y, Hell VS.. Hattic a Martin e al from
RcKar: Galveston. Harrisburg aud San An
tonic Railway Company Us. J + Hubbard.
from Gonzales. Rhoda Harris ye. CARTS
KEEL. from BeNar, Galveston Harrisburg
and San Antonio Railway Company vs. j
II Holyncld. from Gonzales: II Fnislcr
rs. John Kothmann from BeXor
Molten granted and Judgment affirmed on
certihcnte Z. A Erwin. cxrcutrix. Ys.
Florence Erwin, from Atnsccsa FOR re-
hearing
craighced. from Wilson, 70 correct iudg.
ment on motion for rohearlne: 6 A. aud
Il w Nase et al ", john u lanes OK
ecutor. from Rexnr for leave 70 ole tram
script Iron City Netlarnl Bank Of ilano
vs Fifth National Bank Of san Antonio
from Rexnr. leave to ME transcript; Texas
Mexican Railway COMPANY ys = w. Gal
lasher. from Bee. 60 substitute apneai boad.
Motion overTuled. The Corralltos Com.
pany vs. Hugh Msckdy from III Paso. a.
strike ont appellants statement N facts.
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GROWTH OF AN INDUSTRY.
Statement Showing Shipments OF Fruits and
Vegetables During the Year.
Observation-Disclosures



and history indebted 70 the masment international and Great North
n railroad Tor the Following
@ Of cars fruit ana vegetables handled operating In the
state This statement of the
number q cars bending as industry amorn TO sS7 These figures
"a % ona'oe se cars watcrmeors MI nopps te cars; po
1ao8 cabbage
beans -
Of cars.
culyt
ernatlenal
vegetables for the showing
the estimate furnished
furnished Ivy the railroads. and TINT side
q
bc Of
vegetables Of IN he uiau
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came near being totally destroyed by fire
shortly after ! O'Clock this morning. just
how the IRE originated Is not known. as
theories diner considerably, but II Is
known % have started In the warehouse
of Matthews & Mauhoules, and had gulned
such Roadway before II was discovered
that for a time It looked Ike the plaec
would be entirely wiped ont. The damage
Il roughly estimated az about $1,000 ana
II n not known iiiHt how much o. THIS -
covered by Insurance
The flames soon dev0ured the warehouse
IA which 81 originated and spread 80 the
Fnrr Canal warehouse, adjoining. totally
DESTROYING Il. The FAR warehouse luckily
contained nothing but carload o. oats,
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He was nominated by reclamation Tho
republican State platform was adoptrd as
tho platform ~ the Third caner ssionhl q q.
trici, fhe selection 81 a chairman Ter the
next two years resulted w the election ~
Dan Quill II Kaufman county
After thu adjournment ~ tho congress,
sicnal convention the seventh judicial CON.
ycntion WAS called o. order nv Chiirman
Manning Of Van Xandf county The hrst
hnsncss coming before The convention was
the nomination - district judge II was
moved md Varied hy The convention that
the nomination ~ district Judge WIS 10
eNncdicnt. and thai item NJ busipcss wls
dispensed WITH, The convention then pto.
cccdcd 90 The election 81 chairman apl
scrrctar, for Tho next two wears whirh
resgIiod ~ the selection ~ W Manning.
chairman md " Younger " Henderson,
secretary
rho senatorial convention was called to
order n ] o'clock hl Chairman Thomas
nrreu Tbs temporary arEtnisation was
mado permanent No scu1torial nemiua.
tion WAS mndc and tho convention adj
iourped sine lie
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Charters Filed.

Austin, Texas. October s. Charters q the
following corporations were Hled today in
the secretary Of states department
pany Of Commerce, HINT cosaty: capital
stock 5000. Purpose TO construct and
maipSaiu mills. cotton gins, etc. Tho ipcor
porators are J., W Rutland, F. ]. Philips
aud w T., Campbell.
The Cspps Land company Of Fort Worth {;
capital stock $4,000. Purpose to. creet
and repair buildings sale aud subdivision
" property and accumulation and loan OF
money Tho incerporatorS arc v. ID. Cappsk
William Shnrt aud William Capps.
Texas Clinic Publishing company Of Dal-
lasi capital stock 5000 Purpose to puhlisn
and pint tho Texas Clinic, medical Jour
nal, Tho InCorporatorE are Aiher T. lliii
Il. Smith md y y Mllliken
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THE COTTON CROP OF TEXAS.
receipts at the Interior Towns Compared
With the Receipts for Last Season.

date last year. Total amount rs,,,.a
iast year 1900 bales II Il es,lr,s,si
tnat about 200 bales are heid nv M
hetihers. II the weather is not too ,rst
% ~, alost docs not come until late anc
top crop VIII We made IN this county
Eagle Lake, Texas. October s--The co,.
ton receipts ~ to October 1. eoO halls.
same date Inst year 1900 The Eagle Iake
GIN company has ginned M 10 date M,
bales They VIII get about 800 this sss
eoh, While last they ginned 400 Theirs r.
no cotton being held. "
Rusk, Texas, october 7--rhc cotton :.
ceipts up TO October I. 1901, were $50 bales
TO October Z. 1902 l15o; total nuntor -
naies. 1901. 1850. win not be thar many
tnis year nc this place. Cotton is being
suil as soon as II Is gathered very little
being held.
Mckinney. Texas, October s-Thc total
cotton receipts here thus far this season
are sB3o bales, MS compared with TTiO bales
Tor the. same time last year The total re.
celpts last year were 1880 bales No cot.
ton Is being held and - per cent OF the
crop mas already been marketed
Hampstead, Texas. October s.-There
has been received at tho public cotton plat
form up to date 1927 bales OF cotton: the
same date Inst year there had been
weighed a46 bales ~ cotton. The total
number Of bales received at the platform
last year was 1916
Mexia, Texas, October s--This market
has received to date 12,47s bales. against
$3.50 bales for the same date last season
The total receipts last season was a little
less than 10000 bales. Abont 500 hnies are
being held here 10y the raisers; none by the
buyers
Weimar, Texas. October s.-Cotton re.
ceipts thus far this season 1890 bales; this
time last year 1855 bales; total last yeas
9T30 bales, from August to August I.
Small amount held by farmers none bg
buyers. Very little more 10 pick.
Groesbeeck, Texas, October s.-Total cot
ton receipts last year for Groesbecck was
1885 bales; total cotton receipts TO October
3, 1901, 50l9 bales total this year TO date
6473 bales. About per cent Of cotton at
this place Is being held by farmers,
Slntdn. Texas, October s-Cotton
glnned, 100 bales this year, last year 1873
bales No cotton held.
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Pe-ru-na ourea kIdney pIasase.

Peruna cures kidney dispase. The rea
son It cures Kidney disease is because Il
cures catarrh. catarrh n the kidneys L
the cause OF most kidney disease. Peruut
cures catarrh. wherever It happens to b.
located It rarely falls
President Louisiana Commercial Club
Hon. William watson washburn. Presi
dent OF the Louisiana Commercial club ane
very wen known man % New Orleans
In, writes from 8sT Canal street.
81 am satisfied that there ia not a nnci
medicine placed before the public toiaJ
than Peruna J haze been troubled foi
nearly twelve years with kidney and llvci
trouble. ana al times have been q pretty
sick man, unable to attend to my duties.
II had about made up my mind that no
medicine could help me when one OF your
booklets was brought to my oiflcc which
| read IN a leisure hour, J then decided 20
give poruna n trial and found that had
M last secured the right medicine for mel
''Fof two mouths ! used II faithfully ana
thcn felt 80 we'll tiset was Ike n young
man once more THIS WAX over a year ago
and have not had any trouble since.
Although am IN the seventies, feet
better and more active than | did thirty
Years nEo.N-W. w. MaEhhurn.
II you do moi derlyc prompt and sBtis-
factory results from the use ~ peruna
write Mt once 10 Or. Hartman giving a
pleased 70 give you his valuable advice
gratis.
Address pr Hartman. President Of The
Hartman sanltnrluin. Columbus, Ohio.
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San Antonio. Texas. October 8. Proceed
.nrs ware had 10 the Fourth court Of civil
appeals today as follows
knpeals Submitted; Westinghouse Eiec.
,r%foud Manufacturing conpsny vs. IL.
,rroeI frcm Guadalupe; John r Ecsetti vs.
+ n lozano ct al. from webb; clarksol
q - ~ otto Relnsatti from Bexar; st.
o.,s Expanded Metal FirepFoonng Com
80 ~ prank B Dawson. from Bexar.
Sss,reston Harrisburg aud San Aptopio
,sa,,uav Company vs.. Frances Kprreu Fl A.
,,a,,, Rsxar. Gaiyestoa. Harrisburg and san
Ars,nfe. Railway Company " A. p.
ss,nnss from Be1ar; Texas Mexican Rail
Wy Company ~ =. W gsllashsss -, from ON
,,rf,,t- Cofnnany vs.. Th0mae Gaitainespi
from Be1sr; Galveston. Harrisburg ana ssa
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Angleton Texas, October s The Taxpay-
ers' union convened at 2 o'clock yesterday
and hulshed their business Of nominating
county officers nc o'clock this morning
County Judge. A. II. Mastersnp sheriff Il.
NJ Haryin; assossor. O. n Swoeuy; col
lector. p. NJ Hartley. county clerk, r.
Fnickney; comfy treasurer Tom Stratton,
district clerk 4, ! lie Rchens; county At.
tprney. e. n. krausc: county surveyor. ~.
Lee Slntbpcr, school superintendent r. Il.
Foster President ~ Taxpayers union,
I. w Murdoch FIRST vice president, s. ~.
Hudgins; second vice president r. j.
Pennet; secretary. r. r. Foster
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COTTON RECEIPTS,


La Grange, Texas. october mir Charles
RippeI, public weighcr at this place, today
Informed The Post representative that M
to date ne had weighed 1850 bales of cottou.
as against 2772 for the same period last
year. For the season from August l, 1901,
to August l. 1902 Mr. Rippcl weighed 1894
bales He estimates that not more than
1900 bales more will be marketed here for
the present season One firm OF merchants
In this city is holding about 400 bales IT
cotton which is about all the cotton being
held. except what is yet In the hands OF
the farmers.
Cameron, Texas, October THE total
cotton receipts to date are 4G52 bales. At
same time last year 1904 bales had been
received. The total receipts OF last year
were 1880 bales. Cameron Is 1912 bales
short Of receipts TO date lust year. To the
receipts to date may be added the 400 odd
bales glnncd by the round bale gin, which
Is not included in the public welgher's Of
iclal report. Only 59i bales we're on yard
last night Merchants are holding small
quantities.. Cotton Is being sold pretty well
as picked.
Caldwell, Texas October THE receipts
of cotton at this place up to noon OF Thurs
day, october 2, are as follows; square bales,
total for season 3lls; total last season to
date 4t6s: round bales, total for season
1867; total bales last season to date 1902
total crop Of 1901 and 1902 S6T2 bales in
which two round bales are counted as one
SQUARE bale.
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VETERANS AT THE HOME.
Three Hundred and Ten Of Them Be.
ing Cared For.
DISTRICT JUDGE MORRIS HAS RESIGNED
a Number Of New Charters FiIed-Dr
(, /. Hunt and Miss Emily Tobin
Married at Austin.

Austin Texas, October s.--saperintendcut
klng Of the Confederate Home stated today
that there we're $40 old veterans In the
home and 100 approved applications now on
file,
Regarding the turmoil among Confederate
camps over the state over the dischagge
q seventeen veterans at the home, the
authnFliies arc Of the opiuion that these
comps should look after the 1850 Confeh.
cfgte pensioners IN the State who receive
to keep the Wolf from the door These
nfe the ones who need looking aftpf instead
~ the seventeen who were about 80 be
discharged
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Colored institute Opened,

AuStiu, Texas, October s The Texas
Deaf, DUMB and Blind institute for eelored
youths opened this morning With very
right prospects for the ensuing year The
number Of students is greater chan any
previous yenr at the beginning, The open
ing address was delivered nv itov. Matthew
w Givens. evangelist Of the African Meth
odist Episcopal church for the Territories
the institution. and h one Of ihe most
brilliant yuuug men In the state
Superintendent Jenkins Is doing great
work for the anforunates and the people
az large.
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RalIey % sneak a cornus.

Corpus christi. Texas, October SIT was
automatically announced yesterday that
senator Joseph W. Bailey would speak In
open air here on the 25th Instant The
senator will he given rouslnE reception by
the democrats on his arrival here The
speaking will probably take place IN front
of tile ST. James hotel ON specially con
structed platform Hon tohu n Garner
win also speak here about the latter part
81 The month
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7. 3. Butler Appointed JUDGE.

Austin. Texas, October 8, The governor
today appointed r II. Butler OF Tyler dis
trlct Judge OF the Seventh judicial district.
vice Judge Gordon RUSSELL resigned.
Of the Tyler attorneys who were here yes.
fplo10r
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sprecher Bead o
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Judne Morrls 4as Reslnned.

Austin. Texas October S.--District Judge
F. G. Morris OF the Fifty-thrd judicial dis
'-ict, which is composed Of Travis county,
rendered his resigation this morpig to the
governor, to take effect on the 18th In
6tant.
Tile governor VIII make no appointment
until after the people 81 the county have
had an opportunity t. express their prefer
encc, Judge Morris will go 10 Houston.
where he win form a partnership With
Judge Harris Masterson.
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birmingham, Ala, October San explo-
slon In the warehouse OF the Moore 4
IIandiey Hardware company on Howell
avenue. near rwenty-nrEt street. al $50
O'Clock this morning caused a IRE whtcn
destroyed property valued ct SalOODB be.
fore h was checked. g. Al. Rice, a clerk
who was IN the warehouse when the first
explosion occurred, was badly Injured John
Slmpson q salesman. was also hurt by a
pump falling on him. Neither Will die
The Insurance n placed AZ $1,000
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$50 sacks Of rice having been taken out Of
II Monday The ng1t 20 catch was the
Callahan lumber ydrd ann the lumber
ward Of Natthews & Lenden. both Of
which wore totally destroyed. The board
lnr house and store owned BY J. II. Cal
iahnr cuught, flle stock N the store was
saved, but the Furnishings o. the second
story, including the personal effects of
about twenty hoHrders was destroyed.
THE IRE Il a severe blow 70 The thriving
little town,
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cottaoe al Marshall.

Marshall, Texas. October g. This morn.
ing between 3 and O'Clock cottage
owned by A. A. winn In West Marshall
caught IRE aud burned TO the ground.
Value Of house ard contents. 5000; lnsur.
aBee. 5000.
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THIRD DISTRICT REPUBLICANS.
w Yates Was Put Up for
Congress.

Mlueoia Texas, Octooer S.-The repub.
Iicsn convention for the Third congressional
district, the iudieiaJ convention OF the
Seventh district and The Seventh senatorial
convention convened ia MineolN today
The congressional convention WAS called
TO order by 6 W. Eason o. smith county.
chairman, G. W Easop was made tempo
rary chairman and s W. Younger TEN
rorsry secretary. Temporary organlzatioa
was made permanent Delegates from the
following counties we're present: K41fman
henderson, Gregg. lpshur. Wood. Rusk
Smith aud Van Zpndf The Nomination OF
a congressman being IN order, J W Gates
q Gregg county vas placed 10 noninatich.
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News Notes.

Austin, Texas, October s.--A permit to
do business Ia Texas was granted this
evening 10y the secretary OF state 20 the
Hereford Land and Cattle company Of Port
land. Maine; capital stock S0vlOpo.
The two large printing drns Of Ben C..
Jones q Co and Won Boeckman, Schutze
& Co huve consolidated. and will hereafter
he known MS the Won Boeckman-Jones Print
ing company.
a deal was closed here yesterday Whereby
the Interests Of the Houston Ice and Brew
ing company In this city was absorbed by
he San Antonio Brewing sssociatiop.
Mrs Martha NJ. johnson died yesterday
at the family home IN South Austin. she
was Us years OF age.
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austin, Texas. october Spr. =. l.. Hunt
OF New York was married here today at
high noon TO Miss Emily Tobin daughter
of DR.. w II. Tobin and Mrs. Bendetta b,
Tobin. deceased. The wedding took plane
at the homo Of Mrs. A. ]. Faulkner and
was solemnized by Rev. T. b. Lee OF the
Episcopal church. Only the relatives and
few friends were present. New York
city will be their future home.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Residnnon al HiIlahoro.

hehinSnSe 81 tlhspofo'
Hllisboro. Texas, October $, The resi-
dence Of p r. Brickiey, three miles north
east Of town, was destroyed by hre az o
O'Clock with cntlrt contents. Loss 5000.
No insurance. Caught from kitchen hue.
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Quality u Whist makes price. u Bur1etE't
Vanilla Extract Vaa M bcffpr than efhe1
extracts its pfica would he the same. Qnes
tried always used,
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Catarrh Of the Kidneys Common Dis
ease--kidney Trouble Often Fails TO
Be Regarded as catsrh by Physicians.

catarrh Of the Kidneys a Common Dis
ease--kidney Trouble Often Fails to
Be Regarded as catsrh by Physicians.
catrrh Of the klducys IS very common
indeed II Is a Wty this fart IS not better
known 20 the physicians M weil as the
people.
People have kidney disease. They tako
some diurctc hoping 60 get better. They
never once think u caturrh Kidney dis.
ease and catarrh are seldom associated in
the minds Of the people. and alas Il is not
very often associated IN the minds Of tho
physicians Too few physicians recognize
cntarrh OF the kidneys. They doctor for
something else They try this remedy mud
that remedy The trouble may be cntarrh
ali the time few bottles OF Peruna
would cure them.
Po-ru-ns Removes the Cause OF the Kid
ney Trouble.
Peruna strikes az the very center OF the
difficulty by Graduating the cptorrh from
the Kidneys Catgrrli is The cause 81 Rid.
ney difficulty. Remove the cause snd yon
remove the effect With nncriing accuracy
are soon doing their work with perfect reg
ularty
Thousands Of Testimonials.
Thousands of testimonials from people
who have had kidney Alsease which Ind
gone beyond tho control Of the physician,
are received by Or. Hartman every year.
giving Pcrunu the whole praise for mar
velons cures
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ACCIDENTS.

Richmond, Texas. October Slim Wash
iugton, the boy vino was Kicked by his dray
horse yesterday and had his skull badly
fractured. is doing well and thoroughly
conscious. The doctor took out several
pieces Of the fractured skull and about u
teaspoonful Of brains aud sewed up the
wound. Ii Is remarkable that he was not
Killed outright and surprising that he Is
doing so well. There are now hopes OF his
recovery.
San Antonio, Texas, October s.-Mre, Min
ME Alternately, residing at 1225 South La
redo street, was seriously injured Monday
night on West Commerce street as the re.
suit OF the reckless driving OF two young
men who ran into her, upsettlng both W.
hiclesa and splitting all occupants on the
pavement Mrs. Alternately was taken 70
her home, where she was confined to Dea.
Brenham, Texas, October s.-Miss An
ME Nolte of Long Point, while en- route
TO this city today with Miss Winkelmann,
had a team Of horses 10 run away With
her Miss Winkelmann jumped out OF
the vehicle when the team first started
10 run and escaped with slight Injuries.
Miss Nolte was thrown out on her head
and received injuries that VIII probably
prove fatal She WAS brought 10 ms
city and Is being treated by three phySl-
clans.
Jewett, Texas, October SC. G. Men.
zles Of Houston. brakeman on the In
ternatIonal and Great Northern, was
knocked from bis train and badiy hhfl'
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ninhtheria AZ Ennis.

Ennis Texas, October s.-A number OF Sc
,-or. csses Of diphthersa are reported IN
Ennis Two deaths among children are re-
oortcd
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Heavy Loss % Mcnse, Ia.
Crowley, La, october s.--rbe town Of
Morse, eigAt miles southwest OF thls city.
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For Malariai Poison.
For Chllia aud tof befsrA
oXIDISE
ls Guaranteed.
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date last year. Total anoo,,.
last year l2400 bales. II e essI vrseed
t about POO bases are held bx thc
formers. II the weather is moi to- W. W.
a i irost does not come until late snc
top crop VIII Se made In this county.