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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-31
PROHIBITION PREVAILS
ELLIS COUNTY HAS GONE DRY BY a
GOOD MAJORITY,
The Pros Have Also Carried Van Zandt
County, but the Ants Were Sue
cessful in Rains County.

Waxahachie, Texas, August 3G.-Eihs
county was added to the list Of dry couh-
ties today. The election resulted IN vic
tory for the pros by majority estimated
at 500 votes. In the city of WaXanachie
the antis received 1850 votes and the pros
1873 All the country boxes gave majorltioS
for the pros.
Ennis. Texas, August 3o.-rhe most hotIg
contested prohibition election ever held in
this county closed today with a majority
Of 557 votes In favor Of prohibition, and
i've small boxes TO lear from which viii
Increase this majority to al least 800.
Beaumont. Texas, August 3o.-Hon.
George W. Carroll, the prohibition candl-
date for governor of Texas, has received
the following letter from County Judge "
W. Blake of Jasper That county is the
banner prohibition county Of the State, aud
Mr.. Carroll desires that the people he
given. through The Post. its record FOR
the past twentysix years:
The hrst prohibition election held In
Jasper county was November n, 1915 The
The second election was held November
II, 1878 and the vote stood 800 for and i42
The third election was held February
o. 1880, and the result was 343 for and l22
The fourth election was held February
Is, 1882, with 243 for and AZ against.
The fifth election was held November 10,
1890. with 1896 for and 313 against At this
election saloons had been opened In de-
herce OF the law and they did not spare
the money to defeat the election.
The sixth election was held February IL,
1894, and the result was 523 for prohibition
and 21S against.
June I. 1902 ana the result was TAI Tor
prohibition and 272 against.
Before local option was adopted we had
a county court with civi and criminal juris-
diction and since that time 1t has been I'M
necessary and we have long since had the
jurisdiction diminished. The year before
local option went into effect the expense
had been only nominal
willis Peat. Texas. August 3o-Complets
returns gives prohibition a majority Of 2l3
in the election. embracing all Of Van 2andt
county. except one precinct
Emory. Texas, August 80.-The Rains
county prohibition election passed on
quietly today. This box II anti majority
| All boxes not in but conceded that ants
have won on the county
Texarkana. Texas. August so.--Law ten
years dormant was resusdtated today
against screens In saloons. All lattice
panels In front Of SALOONS disappeared last
night by order OF the grand jury The
| action is considered warning to saloon
|, men against Sunday openings, and is prob
| ably forerunrer Of a prohibition election.
Montgomery, Texas. August so.-The pro
hfbltionists have formally inaugursted
their campaign tn Montgomery county, Rev
s. n. Morgan, chaplain Of the State penl
| Tertiary at Huntsville, being the chief
| speaker al the first rally.
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Austin, Texas, August So,--Labor nay
will be properly celebrated in Austin by
the trades unions. There will be a parade
on Congress avenue in the morning and a
big picnic at Waters park. The parade
promises to be one OF the finest seen in
Austin. even surprising the splendid show
ing made by the unions last year. AT
Waters park the crowd viii be welcomed
by a member Of the unions, but tue poll
ticlnn WIN not have an opportunity 20 get
In his graft as the balance OF the day
will be devoted TO sports, winding up at
night with a grand ball.
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Electric lights on State Cane Farm,

Elsctne lights on otate Cane Farm.
Velasco. Texas, August 30,--The new en-
CINE for the State farm arrived yesterday
una win Immediately be taken sp to the
farm for the purpose of hauling the cars
on the farm road. A carload OF vacuum
pans has arrived. as well as a large amount
OF other material About four carloads OF
material Tor the State farm now comes in
every day, Contractor Helm has arranged
10 work both night and day hereafter and
full SET OF electric lights win be put up
Tor that purpose he expects TO be ready
TO take on the fall crop.
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Beapmont Texas. August 3o.-City Mnr-
Fhal James S Stewart has been busy to-
day clearing up old shacks that were
erected in streets and alleys during boom
times when houses were hard to get and a
place to sleep was well nigh impossible
At that time several of the boomers came
in and graspinE the situation erected
houses anywhere and OF course tho public
highways suffered considerably. week
ago the counc ordered the marshal 10
move them today II they were not moved
by the parties who put them there and
the result was that he had the honor him
self and performed his service right royal
ly. There are stlll other distractions 10
be removed and they will be taken nwsy
M an early date.
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Aug truckmen told them their side ~ the
situation aud only three went TO work
Palestine, Texas. August 30. Mr..
George MULBERRY, third vice president OF
the International Association OF Mschinists
Is In tho city. He came over from Gle.
burne where he was called 30 adjust the
mochlnists' strike there.
II IS not known what his Intentions are
here. There T. at this time no effort Icing
put forth by either side TO settle the pres
emf machinists' strike. While MIR Null
berry has given out nothing for the press,
II Is thought that he VIII make move TO
adjust matters while he Is here
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sHERlFFs' DEPARTMENT.

Palestine, Texas, August 29.--Stolen An.
gust 2S 1902, one sorrel horse, very large,
10 ye,rs Old. no brand left hind leg cut
BY wire, leaving scar on inside near
joint; $40 reward; wire me II found and
arrest party; viii come at once. Henry A.
Watts sheriff.
Strayed or stolen from J. w Kennedy,
old Butler place, one small Jersey bull,
about 8 or 8 hands high; tick bites on both
sides, white lolns; years old.
A. L. Anderson, sheriff.
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ludne Roanan lmnnovlnn.

Palestine. Texas, August 3o.-Judge
Reagan continues TO improve. He is able
TO sit up most of the day and Is feeling
stronger. There 10 no uneaslness as TO HIS
complete recovery now, AS he is entirely
clear Of fever and there Is every indication
that he will soon be able to come TO town
and attend 10 his regular duties.
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DIR. ttartman,s Free Advice

Der 7, which will probably Be enc . = H
largest excursions brought mere tns MI
d,stant "a Parsons, Kan. b q nes 81
narfure. Excursions have been run W.
ali nsrts a, Texas during thS-eea3a II
thew have been literally paronizeo' "
Motuary Report.
Galveston Texas. August so---Tnt fSs.'
ing burial permits we're issued ey ne y Y
health physician for the week e'a'As
day, August Do :, ,..s
August 2s-Phillip Rogers, asso %' "a
sbscesses and fever; Annie Ms ..H.
81 wears, colored, phthisls puinau as > vstn
August 25--Baby Morrison, sssu ~ q
coiored. jaundice; Forster h''''
years, abscess- ,,....,ey sftd y
August 27.-Mrs. u. euee'''
years, asthenia. .esa IS ysrs
Inrust 2S-Chris Warner assa sosni.
killed by railroad cara Dap'
aged Is days, pertusSs
Died in sealy hospital :
Rev. Aves Has Aoceptsa, ,-,,,
a.,vss,on. rerss August ~r ~,
george q. Mann, chairman o. = u, Il,
Of Trinity episcopal church mas W. !, IL
n.,iv nonned Of the acceptance :, =,
Charles =, AYES Of the rectorsaip = ~
49, .sr-c, a, his city. Re-. , ~, IA
ity ch1 ,rer, NorWalk, Ohio, q vn.1 M, 70;
born and where he nilss srs III
Wa eve mast seventeen Stats
hDip toi naat parishes in tls Al u
rector OF Christ church. HOUSE,
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BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
FARMER DRueeEo AND ROBBED OF
FORTY DOLLARS.
Coroner Brown Has Secured Certain
Letters from Miss VoeePs Trunk.
Shacks Are Being Cleared Away.

Branch office: The Posts Beaumont Of.
Zee Is at room /, ogden building, corner
Pearl and Crockett, Southwestern tele-
phone 734. with l. f. Nicely as business
representative and +. W. Greer as corre'
spondent Subscriptions ana advertise
ments OF news items left az this address
will receive prompt attention SuDscrib rs
having any csuse for complaint as to DC
livery Of papers ere requested to phone or
otherwise notify the office promptly.
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Fl campo,s First Sack.

III Campo, Texas, August so.--The first
sack OF new rice for this district was
brought In today by W, $. Lewis aud sold
70 Holloway q Hefner for the Houston
Rice Milling company. Mr.. Lewis has
seventy-tye acres In rice aud SAYS he will
make twenty barrels 10 the acre. He " IN
huvc ear ready next week.
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Mrs. Florence Atkins. e22 Forsvthe
street, Toledo Ohio. writes ~ am today
cured Of that dreadful disease I wrote to
you abort whom | asked your advice. Mt
once began taking Peruna and Manalin and
have just finished the fifth bottle, 1t mas
cured me- of leucorrhoea. bad the trouble
fo- nine months and had given up hope
OF ever being strong again. can not tell
how happy I feel but you will know.
never heard Of such medicine. It is the
only medicine on earth. ] viii always Keep
Peruna in my house.
"I can not find anything to talk about
from morning till night but Peruna. was
sick woman when I frat wrote you. I
have bright, clear color now, and am
altogether q we'll woman.
II think loLcorrhoea Is the worst OF
female diseases, for suffered all sorts
Of pains. though. at first that / had
liberation Of the womb and Peruna has
cured me. l am now a sound woman.
"Peruna ts the best friend ! ever had on
this earth--it must be praIsed--it cured
me. MRS. FLORENCE ATKINS
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Special cenuressional Election.

Austin, Texas, August Solving to tina
death Of Congressman De Granenreid. the
governor viii issue PROCLAMATION calling
for a 6pecial election to be held in the
district for the purpose OF electing a sue
cessor, who viii represent the district when
congress conveues In December. The proc
lamation viii set the day for the election.
which will be the regular November cleo
ton day, taking place November q.
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HON. F. R. LUBBOCK Is y
rtVt HEAT ATOP OF PAST FEW OA's
Il. Has Been AIllns '0t l s't Crown
" but His Condition Has 0 h
More Serious

Austin. Texas, August 81 a his 40
F. r. Lubbock is sefiouSv ,.', serssa aUs
hut today his condition ,,s,dlps bis "
DIT Ralph steiner .. a''s0'''
maas thres vista today ., rho
II. is suffering Win Is,,'' s,a ~
superinduced BY the
orevails here
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Miss Vooers Trunk Exsn1lnod.

beaumont. Texas, August 9o-Thers has
been Q good deal Of stirring here today in
the case Of Miss vogel. This morning Jus,
tlce 0f the Peace Brown went TO the hotel
IN company with sherlf Landry and TO-
gether they opened several letters that
we're in the trunk Judge Brown has gwen
cut nothing Justice Brown still has the
matter under ndvlsemept and has not
stated when the verdict will DE rendered.
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Ror,iaaea..Nash.

Beaumont, Texas. August So--Mr, and
Mrs. Joe BordAges arrived In the city this
morning and took many of their friends
by surprise. Mr.. Bordages and Miss Anuie
Nash were quietly married at Richmond
last afternoon and came on here. Both
Of them come from among Beaumont's
most prominent families and are popular
In society circles.
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TEXAS LAeon MATTERS.

sherman. Texas. August 20 The truck
nen's strike at the Frisco transfer sbc3s
Il nnchenged. me stirling iruckmen TO-DAY
iesued an appeal 20 the lahoring men. ask
ipg Them not 10 accept their jobs on ether
fernix than they demanded, AZ 4. 80
crew al twelve men were taken e Tho
yards and ali started 20 WORK. The strik'
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conoressman sheppards condition.

Mineral Wells August 70 Congressman
sheppard's condition Is probably little
improved IN the last few dayE. He IL not
IN Immediate danger. hut his entire recug
cry Is matter OF serious doubt
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Doty, Mich writes
operation spring had I'D
months it6 pains
nothing operation 6eip heard
Of Peruno and decided toni
tie pain decreased from
t6en TIE pain totally Disappeared
6eohb mucb better. TnoU 6oee greet faith In Peruna"
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Charters Filed and Amended.

Austin, Texas, August 3O.-Charter of the
North Texas Cotton OIL and Canning com
pany Of Dallas. capital stock Sfo,OoO. pur-
pose, to maintain cotton oil and gin
company. The lncorporators are Z. A.
Fitzhugh, II. A, BitEhugh and h. sam
mons.
The Tiger Island Oyster company OF Fort
Lavaca today hled an amendment to lts
charter, increasing It's capital stock from
kI4oo TO $3.50.
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District AVERAGES.


Brow ming. az rerreu
Nllliam Parkinson. az Terrell
Games Atkinson ~ HalietsyilIe
'iono county "'' hne
Nis' Lizzie Ieaks. A. Temple.
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smithvllle, Texas, August So.-Hon. g. W.
T. Lanham, democratic nominee for cover
nor, will speak here next Wednesday night.
the 3D. instant. The opera house has been
secured for the speaking.
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snRRow IN sMlrA COUNTY.

bUkRUW IN SMITH COUNIl,
Tyler, Texas. August 3o,-The news or
the sudden death of Congressman he
Grarenreid al Washington last night was
received here this morning with universal
regret. MIR De GraHenreid IL is not TOO
much 20 say, was the most popular con-
gresham that mas ever represented this
district. delegation OF his friends in this
county will attend his funeral.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

Probabilities.
Washington, August 80 Eastern Texas
Fair Sunday, fresh south winds Monday
fair in south, showers in north portions
Oklahoma and Indian Terrtorv-Local
rains aud cooler Sunday, Monday fair.
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Catarrhal Weakness.
MISS LAURA DoTY

A great proportion Of women have Na
catarrhal weakness when has been e;lg
bv the various doctors she has consTsdl
by as many different names These rrsa
have been treated and have taken nia
icines with no relief simply becaHss NJ
medicines are not adapted to catarh I
is through a mistaken notion as 10 the ~
nature Of the diseases that these mei'cxi
have been recommended to them.
DR.. ffartmsn's Free Advice
II all women who are suffering NJ
any form Of female weakness would wv
to Or. Hartman, Columbus. Ohio, ana sl'
him complete description OF thel' syrs
toms and the peculiaritIes Of their troupl''
he will Immediately reply with conplu
directions for treatment. free Of fsar's
Health and Beauty" book Fnu''
especially for women, sent free y y
hartman. President OF The Hanni'
sanitarlum. Columbus. Ohio
II You do not derive prompt ana III
factory results from the use Of fslaa
write Mt once to DR. Hartman, s,TE
full statement of your case, ana O. X, n
be pleased to give you bis vaiuao's Ext
gratis. .,, y II,
Address DR.. Hartman. President III Z, y
Hartman Sanitarium. Columbus VA~
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END OF THE FISCAL YEAR
There Is a Deficit Of About Ninety
Five Thousand Dollars.
NEW APPROPRIATIONS NOW AVAILABLE
The Cash BALANCES In the Treasury 70
the Account of General Revenue IN
Above a Million.

Austin. Texas, August so.-rhe deficiency
In tn. state government for the year Just
closing viii be about $4,000.
The new fiscal year In the state govern
ment bsgins Monday, September !. and the
following appropriations become available
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Galveston Texas. August oo.-Tns sis-
sourh Kansas ana TEXAS raiiSoac viii run
an sfeufsior from Parsons Kan. ana IN.
tsrnsnists psipu ls osivsstoa cd ssptsm.
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Pelvic Catarrh.

Catarrh Is a very frequent cause Of that
class OF disease popularity known as female
weakness. Catagrh of the pelvic organs
produce such variety Of disagreeabe and
Irritating symptoms thst many people--in
fact, the majority Of people--have no idea
that they ara caused by catarrh.
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MRS. DE GRAFFENRpTD

INNS LIE bhAN '-N hHlD T'NSSl VA Hb
Longy1ew, Texas. August SO.-Since the
sad intelligence of the death Of Hon K c.
DE Grarenreid, congressman from this dis
trict, reached here evidences of grier nave
been apparent on every Side as Mi lie
Graffenreid waS highly esteemed and ad-
mired BY the people of his county. Bangs
Offices and stores are all draped IN mourn
ing and resolutions Of sympathy have been
adopted by the Longview bar and CONNER
cial club. Mr.. De Gratfenreid for a num-
Der Of years stood at the head Of the bar
ut this place and his great ability MADE
bis name known throughout this section
o. the country as a turist, and at the
time OF his reelection to congress in 1895
he was one Of the best known lawyers in
East Texas.
Mrs. De Grafrenreid Is Frustrated with
grief and is In a very critical condition
here, The funeral will take place mere
Thursday.
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Laugh snd w, ~. aus ~ !. :,
tnurh. with you, ha,. . s1,r' Ssl'i CIV 4,
alone chesthans's tess.s sirsa<N "a
cures. gives an egps,,l''ss I, ssssb. g"
convenient chill Jenis "
VI the vest pocset
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Land Sales and Leases.

Austin, Texas. August So-Land saies
spd leases tor the month Of August as re
ported by the treasury department were
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plated last night
Up to a latc hour .NH
swer had been received
sent to Mrs. DE GraGenIcio
her husbands death, but klgWH
would be the widows desire 60 nave
remains brought home for burial, che
rangement referred to above we're made
During the day a number OF he former
friends and associates of the dead man
called to look their last upon his face ana
70 show In the only way possible the e5-
TEEN In which they held the decease1.
Mr. DE GraTenreld's father was The late
General Matthew Foutaine De Grafenreld
Of Franklin, Tenn, and his mother before
marriage was a Miss McLemOre or the
same piacc The deceased is. survived oy
three brothers. who reside In tennessee,
and four sisters, three OF wnom are mar
ried who live at Clarksville Tenn. Mrs.
) G. De Graffenreid, widow Of Duncan De
Graffenred a brother Of the representa-
tive, together with her two sons, reese
c., Jr and Roy, reside In this city at
1902 q street, Northwest nephew OF
the deceased, Fontaine Prtchard, lives at
Eddyyile, Tenn.
President Pro Tempore OF the Senate
FRYE md Speaker Henderson Of the house
have appointed committees to attend the
funeral The members Of the senate com,
mttee are Messrs. Culberson ard Bailey OF
Texas Jones (Ark,), Clay 'Ga.l, Carmack
/ trennN, Foster CLaO, McLaurin (Miss0, De-
/ Doe ky and Burton fKanD
The house committee Is composed Of Rep
/ rcsentatlves Lanham Texas, Richardson
| lAla.), Selby IND, Bromvell Ohio. Barth.
/ oldt MOI, Moon tTenn), Lloyd MOO and
Ball Cooper Randell, WOoten, Henry,
/ Burleson. Hleburg, Slayden, Burgess and
I Stephens Of Texas.
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fnr lirine ard rsisef Ala NJ.
~, w. You - ifch Fstt~f pir-.. ~, ~
s,si.,. fnss' kessna. Cusrautssd b. "a
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ealveston,s Saloon Ruslness.

Austin, Texas, August So.--rhe state rev.
enue agents department is gathering data
and information for the purpose OF ascer
tanning who OF the liquor dealers who have
:nternsl revenue licenses and not paying oc-
cupation tax, has found that there are
rs places in Galveston where liquor rs
sold and rectined, ninety-seven saioons
where whisky Is sold, 1877 beer saloons,
fve wholesale dealers In malt liquor. eleven
wholesale liquor dealers aud ave reethers.
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Ennis. Texas, August So.--rhe most hotIg
contested prohibition election ever held in
this county closed today with majority
Of 557 votes In favor Of prohibition, and
i've small boxes to hear from which will
increase this majority to al least 800,
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ouartette Society.

Galveston. Texas August 80.--At n re
cent meeting Of the Galveston ouartette
society Il was agreed 20 increase the limit
q patrons from 100 10 200 aud 10 reduce
VIC annual dues Of patrons from sos 20 SIS
81 tho society.
IN addition 20 this the society has rented
hearsala snd concerts Of the future
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lameson Has Returned.

Austin. Texas, August 5o.---Mr, Joe Lee
Jameson. accompanied by his wife ana son,
has returned from a months vacation spent
in the Rocky mountains and on the Pacific
coast. At Salt Lake city. Utah, Mr.. Jane
son attended the. grand lodge OF the
Bcncgoient and Protective Order Elks as
the representative Of Austin lodge and
was appointed district deputy grand exalt-
ed ruler for the southern Jurisdiction %
Texas Mrs. Jameson has been IN the West
since May. and her health Is greatly I'm
proved.
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
J. p. MDoNoUeH is TO ESTABLISH
IRON WORKS.
Has Purchased a Site for tho Plant,
Katy Is to Run an Excursion from
Parsons, Kan.

Galveston. reIaA, August 8o.--J. F. Nc
Donough, proprietor Of the McDonough
Iron works, has purchased for $4,000 cash
the Marx Kempner warehouse on Tweu-
ty-si1th and Avenue A, comprising Ave Jlll
lots Of ground and a substantial brick ware
house l2oT214 feet In size.
Mr.. McDoncugh says he will establish a
first class iron works at the new place. It
Is his intention to add anywhere from 500
900 to $4,000 worth Of new machinery 20
the machinery already owned by him. He
mis- Increased business started he will en-
ploy. from hfty to 100 men. And he will
hustle for both local and outside business
Mallory Line Tourists.
Galveston, Texas, August so.-rhe NAL
Tory line steamship comE sailed for New
York at p. m. today with the following
list Of cabin passengers; DR.. ]. s. Price
and Wife, Miss Lucille Price, Master Alfred
Price, Beaumont; Mrs. B. Fry Wood. San
Antonio; Mrs, Ell Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Simpson, Miss Virginia Simpson,
Kansas City. Mo-; Mr.. and Mrs. A. @.
Nobiin; ssrasss, Ark; Mss Amelia War
Mr.. Guy ciark, Mr.. Charles Fuller Mr.
Is. Fellows. Mr. Il 8. Beckwlth, Miss
4; Gordon, New York. Mr. Earl McAdams,
Wyle; Mr.. A. c. Green Miss Shirley II.
Green, Palestinei Mr.. J. ID. Schoneld. Dali
las and a full list in the third class.
New York al 1870 a. m. with a full list
The steamship Sabine arrived AZ her p,er
IN New York at 1880 o'clock this morning.
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Cotton Reaion RuIIetin.

For the twenty-four hours ending at a
N. yesterday. 18th merldian time.
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Emory, Texas, August S0.-The Rains
county prohibition election passed on
quietly today. This box II anti majority.
All boxes not In. but conceded that ants
have won on the county.