davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1902-11-18

rs now quite dark
And the dogs do bark
The "Old Maids are coming to
town;
Some in gilt and
Some in silk
And some in ancient gowns.
, 1902-11-18

A big line of mems $500 and $500
shoes. Woodruff & Terry's.
, 1902-11-18
LYCEUM
COURSE RECEIVING ATTENTION
FROM THE PEOPLE OF
LARAMIE.

Five Nights Entertainment Promised,
Beginning With the Famous Schu-
bert Quartette and Symphony Club
of Chicago-Promise Of Or. King or
Mrs. King.
, 1902-11-18

FOR RENT-Good five-room house.
Heating stove for sale. Call at 35l
Third street.
, 1902-11-18

We have the exclusive sale on Zero
Collar listers. Woodruff & Terry's.
, 1902-11-18

Ovcrshoes. lesgings. wool hose. Ger
mar SoX at Woodruff & Terry'S.
, 1902-11-18

Don't forget the Happy lIOoligan'
dance Saturday. Nov. 22nd. North star
hall. Everybody invited. S2t3eOd
, 1902-11-18

LOST-Child's blue cloth coat. large
white buttons. Leave here.
, 1902-11-18

Lovett is doing the papering: tbs
other fellows can't compete and are do
ing the kicking
, 1902-11-18

WANTED-Situation as cook on
ranch. Enquire 40 2nd street. S2t2
, 1902-11-18

We have boys and youths shoes for
$3.50 and $1.75 that beat them all.
Woodruff & Terry's.
, 1902-11-18

II you want 4 Job Of printing Of
which you need not be ashamed call 1t
The Republican oMca.
, 1902-11-18

It's the same price whether your
watch is cleaned right or wrong.
Greenwood does it right. 8Ot2
, 1902-11-18
L. A. TO 3. OF r. T.
PROGRAM FOR WEDNESDAY.

The following is the program for the
program for the entertainment to be
given by the l.. A. to b. of r. T. on
Wednesday evening:
, 1902-11-18

FURNISHED housekeeping rooms for
rent. Sayer Hansen. Isl Sixth street.
, 1902-11-18

You should see our $3.50 mems
suits. Woodruff & Terry's.
, 1902-11-18

Full dress shirts, ties gloves,
shields, ETC., at Woodruff & Terry's.
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TEXAS MARRIAGES.

RIDDLE WHITE, Temple, Texas, May
- Last night after PRAYER meeting at 5ne
Cdmhellaud Preshyterian church Mr.. W.
q Riddle ana Miss Frances t.. White were
Joined in marriage, Rev X. II. Crockett
cffc.attTg.
MATTHEW'S, d ANIS.--Nnvasota. Texas.
May y MI Thomas Matthews and Miss
Cauic Davis were married last night, Or.
u. !. Hagby performing the ceremony.
The happy event occurred at the residcnra
of The brides parents. NJ. ana Mrs. j
" II Davis. throc on four miles east If
Nayasota, auI was witnessed by a numb 7
Of relatives ana fiends.
MAHON-TlIOMAS.- Lavaca, Texas.
May q This evening at the Tholhds
ranch. near Port Lavaca, County Judge
Mahon and Mrs Rose Ellen Thomas Wplr
married Rev A. w, Burroughs of Vie.
tora officiating Only near relatives ard
friends Of the contracting parties we're p es-
cnt.
SWARrZ- MA CBRTEN. i Fort Worth. Tex.
as. MAY % Prof NJ. Swartz ANA Mss
Gcrtlulc ID. MaCBrlen were married t.
night Both are memb MS of the facuitl x
the Fort Worth university Or Fisher,
president Of the college dictated. The
ccrcWray occurred AT tue close Of The grad
uitlor exercises AMI was a surprise t. al.
The bride is from New York,
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|AILWAY GAINS SATISFACTORY

wheat, corr, oats and cotton crop r,nor, f,
improved retail demand caused Inv warrsr
weather, full volume OF record ba,in,s.
for this season OF the year, good eolec.
lions and heavy railroad earnings. the onIv
Cloud ON the situation would sesm IN -.
the continued unrest and dleness Of labor
kilograms TO Bradstreet's point to the
greatly Increased area devoted to corn an &
oats and to adequate moisture at t,ne
when greatly needed. II will pr badly A..
found that all the 100000 acres Of winte,
killed wheat and the loss Ia sping VIII a.
by heavy roins IN North Dakota, vii 10
turned into coorser grains, high prices
which have been Induced by sh ut We DIS
ana Strengthened supplies last wear Thc
w.uter wheat crop ia the Southwes, is
practically made.
The reports MS to Southern OPS. and
particularly cotton, are favorable
Eastern dry goods markets are Quiet
usual at this season. Boots.lnd shoes ar T,
slow to sell. Structural mills are crowd a
win the orders and the ba aud pat
MUS have all they can do Sheet Gnl 4.
plate mills alone are 0ble TO pronls rly
deliveries. Cotton was depressed carly
on confident short selling but rallied later
Hog products generally are rather ca lie
lard Is lower and butter is also on Con
per displays aggressive strength. Riif
sugar Is slightly weaker.
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REPORTS
A RULE THE FARMERS ARE IN
GOOD SHAPE,
,.on and Corn Doing Well, but Wheat
bad Oats Are Not-An Abundance
of Rain Has Fallen.

&ranger, Williamson County, Texas, NJ; Y
Monday morning many farmers fro Al
~ q town were reporting a large Il r.
4 Of cotton Killed on sunday. As tn r.
sinai cyclone over this section Il
Edsy afternoon the general impressi II
" fAat mus insurance had cause ne
IT, o. So muCn COTTON, out On iuith r
6s durlnr n bord $50 south tn wi INA snnJ" 10 :
3ruing when blew the loose dirt again Il
4 tender stalk with such fo~ce as to
bel the very life out of If. The n !
n be rcplanted In cotton.
Hllshoro nm rou,+r roro, ,r,. an
n snlendid rains w'h}d,, S SNaS' f III! "a
n few DAYS 9re vow epcnuro oin a,iril th ~
fnsrs who are now looking forward 70
corn and cotton crops. There seems to
an Impression that the price of corn win
good and with a large crop the farmers
nave good deal for sale. Many farm.
WI SOW mlllet and sorghum ana stock
4 ~, summer crops
H." Finto' falo Pinto County, Texas,
A-Ihe last rain gave about six
ne oil straight water nnd was the hest
red a .'y vat Sor C ,oI ana cotton had not
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DECISION OF ]. B. WELLS
ssaREeT COUNTY WILL HAVE TO
HOLD ANOTHER PRIMARY.
so-Callod Leaders Had No Right TO
Leave the Name Of cardidats
on tina Ticket

Austin. Texas, May S.-lhairmau weis
OF the state democratic executive commit.
ice today heard the testimony aud argu.
ments on the senatorial election controversy
IN this district regarding the action OF
surnet county In refusing to put the name
Of j. II. faublon, candidate for senator, on
the ballot for the reason that he was de.
ieated by Rountree In Williamson county
ana under an alleged agreement between
certain party leaders the successful candi.
date In Williamson county was to he the
choice Of Burnet. This resulted in Burnett
county leaders leaving Faubion's name on
the official ballot at last saturdays pr.
mhries and he filed protest with the state
chairman, which was heard today. Both
sides were well represented, Dayton Moses
defended Burnet's action and Judge j. II.
Robertson and John w. Parker represented
faublon. The question as to the jurisdic.
ton OF the chairman was raised, but he
ruled that another primary will have &c
De held, as a few citizens could not usurp
the rights Of the people who are entitled
to vote
He said he did not take jurisdiction az a
friend OF either Rountree or Faubion. He
did 1t for the benefit OF the democratic
party,
He held that the 1851 votes cast in Bur
net settled who should he senator of this
district OF over 10 OOO democratic votes,
with Travis and Lampasas not having n
voice In II, aud that the action of the eX-
ecutiyc committee of Burnett county In its
instructions that mono hut the official ballot
would be counted and no name except that
OF Bountrec should he on 1t for senator
was invalid and not binding. u was his
"A -
to be held and he so Instructed the chair
man. W. II, Andrews
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"sLuE MONDAY"


No Use for It Any More.
How good food put a good minister on his
feet again Is an interesting story. He
says: "A little more than year ago /
commenced the use OF GrapgNuts Breakfast
Food. AT that time / had been suffering
from dyspepsia for about FIVE years.
had tried all the remedies my friends told
me about, but with no permanent relief.
NV sabbath duties nj that time nearly
frustrated me ana the following day !
Was of no use 10 myself or 10 any one
rAfter beginning the food q change be-
gan 10 take place anA gradually the dys
ncnsia ANA disturbance left me- Now /
Eav, gained twenty pounds AMI am free
from stomach troubles that I suffered 50
long from.
ooae nm well oil Of the time. and natur.
aily sing the praises Of the delicious food
fbnt mas pat me right. am perfectly
w-iI'ine 10 have nv name appear as
Endorsing your excellent food, for know
from personal experience OF It's value :"
4, n wanforth pastor Of the First II. q,
church, HaverhIli. Mass.
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vvG1AgAIvSS 20 WEIR
Perfection of Form, Feature, and
Mind Render Women Ala-Power-
full. Health, However, the Great
est Charm.

Wonan greatest gift is the inspire admiration respect
ana love There beauty in health which attractive
than mere regularity of features.
The and spirit which health gives the ye the movements
and the speech are full of magnetism
Sckly can't understand this.
They only that they
attractive languid and weak.
world limited strength and the
strength of health strength.
brings with beauty and lovesess of disposition
To be successful wife retain the love and her
husband should be study If he would
she must guard we'll against the of in health
Regular and painless menstruaon is absolutely
The help which
who attacked disorder the feminine
real help Weaknesses of organs
possible their health beauty maturity
Mrs Pnkham wi Address
her at Lynn Mass. Thousands their health
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\ AND BRAUSTREET.
BEaOAN STRIKE SITUATION
o..,oe In Iron and sseel---Rsils Are
se.-,,s-Cefeals Ouiet-Lshor
T,oubles More Complicated

vo.p MAY 23.-R G. Dan & Co s
~ raylew of trade tomorrow vii say
m,nor labor controversies have he n
\ mi the situation Ia the Anthracite
,lon has assumed more s1iois
hallway earnings continue aatls-
roods reporting for two weeks OF
4 s,lps Of 81 per cent over last year
1 "a per cent over lWQ
chinge Is reported IN me IRON On
ssiSed by the fhrea eued decreas
il' ~ fuc and the lahtr eon-
SUPPL In certain branches o. indu tr,f
[eisM11i,ravs are seeking rails, rol lIg
4n ID otier equipment. while con + L.
Il lure much structural mile. Ia
Concessions are now OBJ ainaO IL
4 urcs of footwear. although tn nar
as grmlv held especially dCs rabl"
VIZ ndyancing, while d nestle pack
sgsin made definite gain / NJ
@ src onict at last weeks decline.
CONDITIONS PREVAIL
TTfE CEREAL MARKETS.
4 ulet conditions have prevailed in tho
!, markets. with only mo icrnte vol
4 ~ optlon transactions ami fractional
,,ss In quotations Exports o wheat,
MAINS aour were only 8,sG3,o - bush :
lls ~ states against 6,525,13J bu ihels In
'see-,csnonding week last year. Small
,, ys.' ol corn, amounting to only l,2G !.
busbeis for the week, az iins, 3,6B! "a
a ssr sso. held the spot price at abalt
kis,ntehes from correspondents o. II g.
n K CO indicate satisfactory pr92r IS
4 g n
i,res for thc week numbered 102 in
Iinted States, against lSJ last year,
A 10 in Canada against % last year
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lnterest counons Burned.

The finance committee Of the city conn
Gil the city secretary and the members
Of the board Of liquidation. created by the
legislature for the purpose or hnd'lng the
interest ON the cliys bonded indebted.
ness. met at the South Tcxas National
bank yesterday afternoon ana destroyed In.
tercst coupons 10 the amount of $4,000
redeemed during the year 1901.
Tho board has on hand 500 600 $4,000 I'm
the South Texas National bank and 500. 600
in tho Commercial National bank al
which ia meet the interest due July J. 1t
win take between $1,000 and $4,000 more
to meet that interest In full. which balance
will be raised In the meantime.
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A Sunday Picnic.

AnchelI Hirsch Lodge No. 200, o. B. A.
viii give their annual picnic at Anger
hoefer's park on sunday, May 25. Train'
viii leave for the grounds from san ia
clnto street every hour after 10 a, m. The
following committees win have the affair
In charge Arrangements: A. Kurtz' chair
man; Il. Yuran. Mrs D. Kurtz, Mrs 3
Falkson aud Mrs. J. Tiras Refreshmon'
committee: Mr.. and Mrs 5. l. schlom
Mr. nnd Mrs. B. Zlndler, Mr.. and Mrs =.
Batteistein. Mr. and Mrs. Selino, Mr. and
Mrs Znber Mrs. X Tlras. Mrs Weidnger
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Messenger Mf. aud Airs
hoffman.
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THE FIGHT IN LIMESTONE.

Field and Prince Are Doing Hard Work
to Secure the instructions.
Groeshccck, Texas, May 2o-Hons. II. p.
Prince aud Scott Field, candidates for con
gross from this district, are now in the
county and appointments have been made
from now until June a.
MIR Prince comes to this county with the
Instructions of Navarro and Freestone
counties and Mr., Field With Milan aud
Robertson and conceded instructions Of
BrgZos county.
Limestone Will name the next congress
man, ana a battle royal is now on between
those distinguished gentlemen for the in
structed vote Of this county
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/ -, ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

Comfy Cierk Dupree IS IN receipt of the
following letter:
u. r. Duproe, Clerk County Court Hous-
ton. Texas.
Galveston. Texas. May % Dear SIR;
am today IA receipt OF copy Of the or
der Of the commissioners court Of Hnrris
county designating two rooms In the new
criminal court building for the use OF the
clerk and marshal ~ the United states
court until the government shall provide
other quarters.
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NEW YORK COTTON STEADY.
Closed Quiet With Prices Unchanged to
Six Points Lower,

Ciosed Quiet With Prices UNCHANGED to
Six Points Lower.
New York. May 23.-The cotton market
opened steady with prices unchanged to .
points higher and then worked slowly mn
until July reached s01 on demand from
nervous shorts and some foreign buying.
brought out by light receipts and talk Of
too much rain in the Indian Territory.
Again private reports from the belt told
of good spot demand and some damage In
parts of Texas from cut worms and boil
weevil. Soon the whole list was easing off
under scattering sales for turn and sheer
absence of speculative support Trading
was at no time active during the day. In
the last hour July sold of to S. SIS under n
smaller decrease In the worlds Visible than
expected. Near the close there was a par
tlal recovery on covering by former pcllers.
nut the market finished the day at slight
net decline as a rule The close was ouict
and steady with prices unchanged 10 @
1000 bales
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Texans In New York.

Especial 10 The fostl
New York, Moy %. Tho following Texans
are registered I'm New York;
Houston J.. Kaiser. broadway Central
Ouanah-s. y. Blake, Albert.
Austin-R. j. Huichins. Herald square.
Gaiyeston-M. Westcott, l.. Wheeler I'm
ppral.
Texas-Ir. Jarrett, Broadway Central.
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A Woman MANAGER for Prince.

For, Worth, Texas, May 25-Mrs Hope
Harrison Hawkins left today for Groes-
beck, Limestone county. to work in the
congressional campaign headquarters of n.
T.. Prince Of Navarro county. MIR Prince Is
speaker Of the house OF representatives, Ind
is opposed In the congressional race by
Scott Field of Milan county. John /,
WORKMAN Of MeNia is Princes campaign
manager. Mrs. Hawkins will have charge
of the office in the absence OF the manager.
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TEXAS DEATHS.

SWEENEY Bonham. Texas. May %.
Mrs. Kate Sweeney. wife Of u. w. Sweeney.
cnshier of the First National bank Of this
city. died today Of paralysis after several
days Illness.
EMERSON sherman. Texas. May ~
Rev Amos Emerson Of Bells died suddenly
ohour 4 o'clock. He was In good health.
hut somewhat decrcpt of age and was out
In town only short while before dis
death Deceased was the oldest resident OF
Belis He was n local preacher Of promi-
ncnce In the Methodist Episcopal church.
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Randera,s Instructions.

Bandera, Texas, May 2i.--A few of the
old-time democrats Of Bandera county met
in precinct convention at the court house
last Saturday and selected delegates 70
the county convention To be held on thu
Lcuham for governor, Saydcn for congress
ana Montague for representative IN the
legislature snd left uninsulcted us to al
other Offices
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To the EdItor Of The Post.

To the Editor Of The Post.
In Grange Texas May lo.-For the hene'
ut If those cotton growers Of Texas Who
like myself have TO contend with the hoi
wcevil, | wish through your paper, to
make the following brief statement; OSLO
of iron. or as it is commonly known. min
eral paint" Is deadly poison 70 the bon
wecvll. II is perfectly harmless 10 man
and beast and stimnlant and ferti izer 10
the plants 10 which It may be applied; y
II Is busted on the wcevtl dry ana tAe DUES
then confined In perforated box they WIZ
die in from twelve to sixteen hours ~ -
cheap costs only 20 cents huhntsu
pcunds In Houston; no danger Ia h9hdluS
1T: d 10-Yenr-old hoy can put u on 10 co.
ton as well as a man could. blNe mn u
pepper box TO hold, say one or two POM ~
and start him down the cotton row u pam
n rcd As he shakes his box owe eicn
miami the powder falls right In the or OF
The plant where the hug stays ana also COY
ers tho leaves Applied when the ueW, y
on the cotton II sticks Ike the paint thAt
IL is and when the hug lights or eraWl1 on
Il II also sticks 10 him In the same Wy
and the rtSt ~ his brief existence
that IL sr-nt IN the vain effort 10 clear n W
self OF tho stnfr When the cotton Is arg
enough any Of the dry POISON disirhu ~
machines can he used 10 put II on Wlle
an the rate Of six to ten acres an h9nf.
hrvc made a thorough test ot this AM
N"'." ""'''' IL n. Rlcbard
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Yesterday was an exceedingly quiot dag In
real estate circles. There is considerable
negotiating 10 progress and several i'm
portant deals are said TO be pending One
in which $4,000 Is said TO I've involved was
practically closed during the day, hut no
details concerning It viii be given og be-
fore next week II all signs don't ran the
next ton DAYS ought TO witness some large
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Ardmore. !. T., May 2s.-As result Of
Quarrel over a settlement, L. L, Martin
was shot and Instantly killed by VIII Car
penteT at Leon. twenty miles southwest OF
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= T. on % 4 10 IRr
Sexual Ocray, Fail.
ing Nlrmorr. WrHk
Eyes Htrntc1 u
ve'0nment, Lack ~
Energy impoyClis
"a Bio0d PiupleS,
J m 2 q aim nts o
~ q friag g.; alg .
blood and sim MS
eases. S g n h lils
Eruptiops, II a. I
i aiming, Song
Pains. Sore Thro I
Glccrg, Swc HIS
Effects NJ Move q
kidney ana N d @
Tr3nbl rs. W c K
Butk, n uriiln 4
Urine. t1Co tl1cu 90,
O. nor hci, g lrct,
structure ne Give
Spgrph ne 4 Ioa D..
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Tho Post Is authorized to announce Dap
Super. SRI. as n candidate for county com.
missioner Precinct No. /. subject to ac-
uon of the democratic primaries
The Post a authorized 10 announce Jules
IIirseh as candidate for Commissioners
precinct No. / OF Harris eonnty. subject
to the action OF the democratic primaries.
Tune 10 1902
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J hereby announce as candidate for the
office OF judge OF the Fiftyhf dis rlct
court of Harris county subject To action VI
democratic primaries.
]. c. Baldwin
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Tor County Ciprl, az iiurHs county. sihi :
TO the action OF tho Democratic prlngrlef
GEO. JONES.
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Tie Post a authorised to announce A l.,
Couaway as q candidate FOR county elcl T.,
subject to the action Of TIC democratic prl'
mafes.
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sRADsTREET's REVIEW.

,v York. May % Bradstreet's tomor-
!, w,n say; with almost uniformly good
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hereby announce as candidate for
reelection as county clerk OF Harris copn'
Is, subject TO the action Of the democratic
prinafies. gd +. Dupree
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The Post Is authorized TO announce w.
4. Hamhlen as candidate for iudae af tho
", subject TO action OF democratic Pm
rios.
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The Post is autharizrd to announce Mr.
Thomas T., Rniley az q candidate for JUS
tice ~ the peace precinct No, !, subject 70
the democratic primaries
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here, yesterday. Carpenter Formerly worked
.er Martin. Disagreement arose ovef set,
cement for salary. Carpenter claims the
killing justlnabie.
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Drs. Betts g. Belts & nyay,

Physicians, Surgeons and Specialists,
214 ST. Charles St, New Orleans.
Young. middlc.agod aud old. single anl
married men and az Nhp SUITE W.T. Lost
Manhood Nervous Dohiluy Spo mlto1h a,
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announce nll self candidate for the
0ihee pf sheriff OF Harris county, subject
70 thc nrtioa the democratic primaries,
June T., ana ask the support OF my
III nds and che nGhllc, Respectfullg,
FRED KELLER.
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DEAR -I very grateful to for the beneh
o.
lin MYTH nd a adv
andha OF myo
H.
all pain
| am q
Columbus Ave, Boston, Mass (March l5 i9o1)
medicine widespread
unqualified endorsement.
No other medicine has such record of of female
to buy Lydia H. pinbInm's Vegetable Compound
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! hereby announce myself as candidate
FOR the office OF district oierk, subject 10
action OF the democratic primaries.
John r Ashc.
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The Post is authorized TO announce W.
g. Love for the office " district attorney
Tor Galveston and Harris counties, subject
10 the action Of the democratic primaries.
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Krupp & fluffy
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Representative

G. ". Hcidingsfclder, candidate for rep.
iosentativc 10 the legislature from Harris
county, sOlicits your support Subject 10
NE action Of the democratic primaries.
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For Justice OF the Peace.
hereby announce as a eandidaie Tor
Justice Of the peace precinct No. Y sunlect
10 action OF the democratic primaries.
j. g. Marmion.
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or County Judge

The Post w authorized 10 announce HloFc
Duprec as a candidate for cohutr indtr ~
Harris county. suhicrr TO action OF dean
orntie nIimlies. lnno ~. lNr9
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tended 90 us and thank you for your cour,
tesy IN the matter Truly yours.
c. Dart, Clerk.
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The brains and energy
and resources Of a vast
mandatory are concen-
trated in producing the
Queen Quality shoe.
The irnmense production
OF 5000 pairs a day re-
duces the cost per pair, SO
that Queen Quality shoes
cost the consumer no more
than common shoes.