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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-24
EIEDERG MADE A SPEECH
!, Which lie Told Why BurOw Should
Not Be Supported.
dro F. BURGESS is THE PROPER MAN.
!. CONGRESS, He Said, and Gave
e, s..sons for Making the Statement.
Great Day at Sehuenburg.

...,,snhurr. Texas. October 28.This
scbnlenburg's day to entertain her
With splendid barbecue 1t was
honor TO have rs her guests two con
~ sr,sn Rudolf Kieberg aud George Bur
80 Republicans here for the past two
nths have industrlousy circulated re-
~ throughout this community that Rud
i,,ah.ro was supporting the republican eaa,
49, for congress- This has been coupled
,.s o,neals 10 the Germans to vote for
~ rennhlican candidate because Of his
ca.-nsn ancestry. OF course, intelligent
s.,nocr,ts here and everywhere knew Mr.,
r,oborp was Loyalty supporting burgess.
r.d., ne came to Schulenburg and to
..aa concnurse Of Germans spoke in their
~, language and told them plainly 81 am
Ssn,oorat and whatever / have accom-
arshod In a public career Of twenty years
served the democratic party. II Is my
gntv as a democrat aud citizen TO come
- YOU and raise my voice In the great con
lost now going on In the United States in
bshan Of democracy aud to advise you, my
Ns,.r,.,onp tn vote for George BURGESS /
,blnk the length of time | have served the
SnbNc entities me to speak to you as
,,pnd who has the welfare of our common
rountry al heart upon these great pubic
onestions / am here to say that we are
nrond as Germans OF our great race but
10 arc American citizens aud we never did
mar will be now support amy man for con-
gross lust because he is German. we
viii not support him u he does not stand
for the hest principles of government MI
Rurow Is q good, honorable man, but he
IA standing with the party of trusts and Inn
perlasm and as an honorable man he viii
With might and main stand by ms party.
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SENATOR BAILEY AT LAREDO.

He Was Given Close Attention by a
Large Attendance.
LAREDO Texas, October 23,-senator j.
" Bailey arrived in Laredo this after.
Noon from san Antonio and was met at
me depot by brass band and delcga-
uon Of citizens and escorted to his hotel.
lOalsht he addressed several thousand pco-
Pc y the open air His speech was prin-
aMly IN the Interest of Judge Gurncr's
@plidacy for congress. He discussed the
n5r'1 question from democratic point.
q, scored the republican leaders OF the
filnehth district for claiming that Il re-
lunNgyl congressman Gould get bigger ap-
tWW'3tlops tn9n democrat He saG
I,e{ h9he@ republican congressman would
" iSnlted TO intimate To him that he
n,a, POI give every district what It WAS
,M,llea 70 The great audience llSten ii
y VIZ senator intentlv and every telling
iVsnl broke forth into fummtuous applaus
tomorrow morning
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ON THE RANCH.
Western Air and Proper Food Gives Lona
tfo

Lie.
The fne brncing air Of the far West Is
sometimes counteracted by bad food. A
consultation Of good food and air, however,
Is pretty hard to beat,
Out IN Wood Lake, Neb., Mrs. Paul Ken
nicott lives on a ranch; she has 10 send u
10 Omnha for most OF the necessities ~ life
and aud got her FIRST supply OF Postum In
that way,
Sic writes that for nearly a year she
has used Postum Coffee exclusively and
many who stopped with her, as they fire.
ouentlv do on tho ranch, could not tell u
from fhe best brand of coffee. We quote
n norton az hsr letter as her reason for
using Postum exclusively Ia the household.
she SAYS. II know Il has had beneficial
efTeat on my fatally, ! hear very little com
pialut n dull btadaChe a. used 10 when
We drank coffee: as for mHsei was 30
troubled with papltatiou and ecning q my
heart that consulted q physician ana was
fold thnt ! had serious heart trouble which
would necessltate my giving M everything
nut the Hghtesi homework. But now AFTER
a busy summers work, doiua the cooking
Tor INV family. which. with the hired help,
utunbers s and 20 persons ] can say that
I Nave had no trouble With my heart ana
NV General health "a excellent.
/ Wish all coffee drinkers coule realize
how they are undermining their healt1 Ok
III use and would change 70 that best 81 az
drinks, Postum Cchhe wish 20 ADD we
nse 4 package 81 Grape Npis day. Tnisa
viii attest the favor II gbieh the food az
well as the coffee II held BY my family
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TlMPsoN LOCALS.

Deal Has Been Closed for an Ice
Factory.
% Timpson, Texas October 20 The No.
Fart Symphony club OF New York gave
musical entertainment az the Day opera
house last night, There was q large house
aud every one was very much delighted
with the entertainment. Sell & Downs
show is here today and, from reports, are
giving a very nice entertainment 10 one
OF the largest audiences that ever greeted
show In this city.
Tho deal was consummated today by
which w. II, wade win put Ia a ten.tou
Ice plant at this place at a cost OF $4,000
or $4,000 The machinery viii be shipped
right soon and the plant viii be Ia opera
tion by the next season.
box factory with capital stock Of
$4,000 IL being Incorporated here 10 manu-
facture crates for the next tomnto and
fruit season.
The Interest In the fruit and vegetable
industry is growing very rapidly and the
prospect Is good FOR good acreage an
Othes year.
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TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES.

Berclair, Texas, October 23-Rev. d. C
smith has withdrawn from the assessors
race
Seeuin, Texas October %. Chairman
Dale mas Informed your correspondent that
vcmher tn the interest Of the democratic
party, The republicans are making strcnu.
@ns efforts to secure some one to meet
Corpus Christi. Texas October 28.--One
big torchlght procession Tuesday nirht
headed by a brass band which was fur.
nished by some Of the Scott followers The
expectation was that all the followers In
2 'Qui viva Cor hurrah) was given for
scott as many more would ncclam "qul
viva Glrpern' This is generally the case
''cinch "
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MAooaDooHEs eErs srAroN.
Proposition Of Tire Tobacco Expert Was
Accented.

Proposition OF Tire Tobacco Expert Was
Accepted
Nacogdochcs Texas, October % Mr. l..
II. shelter, government tobacco expert
met the business men OF the town this
morning IN a mass meeting ana submitted
the governments proposition about the e..
tablishng OF State tobacco experimental
station. The proposition was accepted 10y
the citizens the amount of land ana proper
buildings and all other requirements were
complied with and tho station Is now ere
talnty. Or II. II. Trae and ]. u. Kin.
Ter, government tea experts, are here look
tablisbing a tea farm Whether the soil
Is suitable for the growth of the plaut IN
this locality Is vet 10 be determined.
nese government experts were brought
here through the instrumentality Of the
Southern Pacific and the Houston East
aud West Texas railroads. Mr. Taylor aud
Mr. Dixon Of the latter line accompanying
the gentlemen.
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Naval Recruits Numerous.

Galveston Texas, October -. - Lieutenant
Morton ana his party are having nuc luck
securing recruits for the navy and have so
far broken all records here, where the navy
has never been amy too popular from the
service standpoint Here Is list Of en-
lstmonts made TO date; G, u. Branch w,
H. hcN, n A FlAh, w ". Rnllard, W.
NJ Unger A. H. Spanglcr l. g Collins,
II b Rowland w II. chase, II Bennett
w ". Bernmanu, J. "A, lshcrg, T. KroklQn
Meyer. j L. nuny, u Atkinson, J. T.
priscoll and G. H. pner
Karl McyH' % years old, q native Of
RccklinghauFcn Germany ana Francisco
Marconi native Of Italy. took out their
naturalization papers this morning before
Clerk Dart of the United states court pre-
p0rgtory TO cnlisting
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WIN. J. BONE SUICIDED,
Stood in Front Of a Mirror and Cut
His Throat.
OTTO OLSEN LOST his DAMAGE SUIT
Naval Recruits Are Somewhat Numerous
at Observation-Disclosures for the
Sehley Reception Completed.

Galveston. Texas October aS--wilham J.
Rome VINO for ten OF twelve years was as
slstant State and county tax assessor here,
stood In front OF mirror In his home on
Thirty.ihlrd and Broadway and cut his
throat from ear Ia ear Ito was alone In
the house az the time with the exception
Of his aged mother when found he had
wa,kcd about two rooms ana left trail of
blood lchind him lie was lying ON the
door IN the doorway between the dining
room and hall gaspine for breath. He
spoke several times saylng II avn gone
! am gouc.n and expired, lie has been
out u work and drinking and his friends
say that the act was caused by deSpond-
cpcy.
no children.
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wharton, Texas, October - rhc won.
derful fertility NJ wharton sotl has been
who has this year raised TWO crops Of corn
on the same ground on March ! lac plant
cd 100 acres In Northern corn, which lac
bushels per acre. On July 1 he rcpauted
the same land la Texas corn, which d doing
6ne, and from which he expects Yield OF
twenty i've bushels per acre,
Among the new Sourcce of revenue which
have been introduced into this county this
season is the utilization OF sugar cane tops
az fodder for cattle aud horse feed
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Austin Texas october 23.-Charters of
the following CORPORATIONS were filed today
in the secretary of states department
The German Evangelical Frielus cougre-
cation, near Cav HILL Washington county,
no capital stock. The incorporators are
Henry Booker Fritz Linnemauu and Will
lam PetrCh
The Brentwood Lake club Of Brown.
wood, Brown county: capital stock $1,000.
Purpose of this CORPORATION is to protect,
preserve and propagate tish and oysters and
game. The incororators are G.. l.. Cart
uey, W. SpanEenberg and II. w. Me
Gehce
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Euna,aI ii LIeutenant Downes.

Crockett, Texas october 23.-Ihe Funeral
Of Lieutenant f. y Downes, United states
army. occurred yesterday from the FIRST
Methodist church, Lieutenant Downes was
Killed on island Samar. Philippine lsianusI
In June. 1901 His remains were receiver
mere Tuesday. Tho funeral services We're
conducted is Rev Tom smith, assisted by
Rev, Bills Smith Judge A, A Aldrieh DE-
livered an address. The banks and al
business houses aud the city graded
schools. white and eolored, were closed
ont Of respect to his memory The pupils
~ school No j. white, wore badges 81
mourning and attended the services In a
hody The deceased had many friends
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COmDIefe Treatment
MovEMgr OF ocsAN VESSELS.
Especial TO The Postl

Port rads Arrived Olympia tRn from
jamaican tBu from London Sailed;
Taunton lNor for Fort Llmon; HlEpania
tSpnm for Ruchclds, GO dor tNor for Iiy-
inpston. Via Belize. Actin lBw for Puerto
Iurtog, Via Beiise aud Fort Barroa.
Pua- sailed Br2ykncld tliu from Lon.
weston
Dover Passed Cardium tBrl from Lon
don for Port Arthur
Galveston.
Isle of wight Passed Midlothian cas-
tie tRrl from GniyeNton, FOR Antwerp.
Bremen, Arrived Hanover iGer from
Galveston.
New York. sailed E Monte for Gal
weston.
Cove Point Passed down; Ft1nHfur
Cor from Baltimore, FOR Galveston.
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TRIAL. whore the nftense Is alleged 70 have
heen committed. lie was Indicted IN Con-
Haics county. sent TO Colorado county for
trial, then to Laraca, IN which counties Is
WAS found impossible 20 get the case tried,
The injured party Is Mexican girl about
years old. while the defendant claims
90 be less than IA.
In tho case Of A T. Turner charged With
robbery, he was. under instruction 81 the
judge, acquitted. Harrison Pierce, another
~ the dcfcndants. * now on trial. Ella
Dilwortb charged with snmc onense was
arrested IN Wharton county ana brought
here yesterday.
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''My little boy took the Group one night"
says v. d. Reynolds OF Mansfield, o.. ANA
grew 40 bad you could hear him breathe all
over the house. ] thought he would die but
a few dopes Of One Minute Cough Cure re-
Aeyed and sent him 20 sleep. That's the
lsst we heard Of the Group" One Minute
Cough Cure is absolutely safe and acts At
once. For coughs colds. Group. grip. asth'
ma aud bronchitis,
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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL
DAMAGE SUIT AGAINST THE LIGHT
COMMISSION.
Deaf and Dumb Children Are to Visit
the san Antonio Fair--Treasury De-
partment Is in a Rush.

Austin. Texas October %. An $4,000
damage suit was filed in this district court
this afternoon against the Southwestern
Telephone and TELEGRAPH company by Mrs
Florence Warren Nellie. Waller Estellc
Louis, Joseph aud Arthur Henna, the six
latter being minors. sue through their next
friend. j A. Warren. as compensation
for the death of their father Louis ltennu
who was killed January 10. 1898, by a live
wire while engaged Ia cleaning lamps on
the tower at the corner of Fourteenth and
Sabine Streets
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Reeejnts Of Corn.

Galveston. Texas. October % Receipts
of three cars Of corn were reported at tn"
exchange tails morning the hrst ~ many
months II rs Tor export and goes into the
elevators This Is the Initial shipment and
the movement can he expected 10 ettNin
fair proportions NY the middle of MAVEN
her Tho crop has commenced moving ~
Chicago for the day aggregated ~ cars
In consequence " the short crop last sea
SON there were no exports of corn from Cal
woo ffn
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LocAL nrrInN


Local option is on the Increase, and the
sentiment Is growing daily. aud Il seems
now that Il will ultimately cover the
whole State Of Texas In spite 81 said
fact, the occupation tax Is also growing,
the comptrollers hooks showing the great
est increase this wear OF any The ln.
crease IN occunaton tax being In excess
OF S42,OO0 over last wear Thls does not
lnclnde the special OCCUPATION tax paid on
Insurance compauies. telephone, express
companies and Pullman ear companies
The following Is list OF the counties
that are now local option entirely! ChCro.
kce. Castro, Coin. CrusbV Dallam, Dim.
mit Foard, trio, GiasscucE, Hail, nausinr
HAYS, Jack. JASPER Jones, lubbock, Moore,
Ochiltree, shuckletord. StArliug, Stouewall
and Swisher.
The above is true list OF all the couu.
ties Hhat are local option. except thusA
counties that have gOup dry Within the
last twelve months Many other cauu
ties have been returned to this office as
local option. but from tables \ and q OF
this report, which was obtained from the
Comptroller's office when the collectors
make their returns aud have TO account
for receipts used, many counties are shown
to be selling whisky that are returned to
this office as local option To the above
can be added about nineteen others that
have voted themselves dry within the hast
twelve months.
The following counties have beeu re.
ported Ia this office NJ voting local option
IN the year 1902 and the liuuur tax paid
by said counties In the wear previous 20 the
a In.t.H Naft F.F cal ont fH.N 81
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suIoIpE oF YOUNG oERTH
BOY Complained that the Hay Machine
Was Out OF Order.

Boy Complained that tho ray W"e'''c
Was Out OF Order
Rose VII. Texas, October - Last night
about $50 o'clock Paul Gerth, tho i6year-
old son ~ Mrs Anna Gcrth of this place
committed suicide by hanging himself The
boy had been al work all day cutting hay
Late IN the afternoon hc came home ana
complained Of the machine NOT working
something out Of order About rundown he,
with bis nttlc sisters. went to the barn ana
tcld them to go ahead and shuck corn, ne
MAJ something else 10 do Returning 90
thc house after q rope. hc must nave como
hack 10 the lot. Halt an hour later ne
voe found by the girls under the COW shed
an hie kuees rhey called him and asked
him what ne was doing there. coming
nearer. thoy saw the blood coming ont ,9t
bis mouth His body was yet warm. HIS
p,otbcr was alone with her little girls, but
thew tried an Ia their power 10 get him
back Ia Hfe Vie was buried this afternoon
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cav civ % Vote on Incorporation.

Bay city, Texas october IA petition
was circulated yesterday aud freely signed
pctltlonlng County Judge Jesse Matthews
Ii caii All election for the purpose of de-
termining whether OF not Bay city should
incorporate
Judge Matthews ordered the election for
Monday November g. There Is little or
no opposition 20 Incorporation and the
chances are that the progressive element
viii prevail and that Bay City Will be IN
Incorporated town shortly
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MoetInn of CreeItors

Galveston, TcNns. October ~ Iudsc
James II Burnett, referee in bankruptcy
came down from Houston Yesterday and
held the first meeting Of the creditors u
John r. Ncuruth an Involuntary bankrupt
Mr. Ncurath submitted his report Of assets
their claims MIR l.. Boddekcr was hen
elected hy the creditors as trustee, with O
bond Of S2OOO, and Mcssrs Maurice eros.
Edwin Bruce and W II, Moser were an.
ppiutpu appraisers,
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Terrell Texas. October - Information
has just been received in this city thar
Hon. ]. w Yates Of Longyiew has decline
to accept the republican nomination for
congress from the Third district against
Hon. Gordon Russell, the democratic nom
NEE; Mr.. Yates has notified Conversational
Chairman u. Quill Of this city IN Ills 10.
chnation. Il Is not known here what fur.
ther, II any. action vii! he taken hv the
republicans Of this district
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Lamar county cotton cron.

Paris, TeXas, October 23.-From quite
number ~ farmers who were IN town from
an parts ~ the county II was learned that
the cotton crop IA not damaged as much
as was thought and that the cron will
lie larger than was expected Weather con,
tinues fair and picking Is progressing satis-
tactorly. Corn was better than for several
Years IN this county
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SHOT BY AN OFFICER.
Negro Ex-eonVict Resisted Arrest and
Fired on Sergeant.

THU Vt Ut BNuTIk'
Richmond, Texas, October 25.-Late this
afternoon at Arcola an ex-conyict, negro
named Green, entered a cabin occupied uy
negro woman ard her child. Inc TWO
were badly frightened ana Immediately ran
out Green picked up a gun ana some
cartridges and left the house. The ncign-
bors saw the woman run, aud thinking the
negro had harmed them, they gave the
alarm, whereupOn Sergeant Boykin ro,
lowed the negro. When he came upon MIN,
which he DID ia q short time. Green nred,
hat missed BUyKin returned the nre, nit
ting the negro IN the temple ana inuictiug
a lad wound Green was brought 10 the
tail, where he now Hes. The extent OF
Ills wound has nos been ascertained, but
be Is bleeding from the ears.
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Lavaea COUNTY Lande h Demand.

Halletsvlle, Texas, October 20. There Is
somo trading In lands IN Lavaca county.
Prices range from s. 10 $50 per acre, nc.
cordlne to location a partially improved
tract Of JOG acres near Shiher soid for
$1,000 cash. There Is considerable trading
IN cattle Of all kinds, but less demand for
FEEDERS, none being FED AZ oil mill here
on account Of high price OF feed stun.
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bad not vet been Issued the count, ,,,a..
was today asked about the matter lie
s.nted that he had only today secured the
necessary blanks from the department AZ
r.ale aud that the proclamation would Ne
az once Issued He further stated that ,rs
deiay would not In any way 1eect the
validity q the election and that there vas
no cause for any alarm.
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nonzaIe, cotton Rnoelntn.

Gonzales, Texas, October 23.-Publie
weigher Potts reports 1909 bales Of cotton
received mp to last night. against 1880 to
same date last year A number OF farmers
are turning stock IN their cotton fields 70
get The beneht Of the feed and with the
hope Of destroying some Of the boil weeyilH.
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Senator culberson comIno Soon.

Dallas. Texas. October Ex-senator c. A.
Culherson wired today that he viii get
away from Washington in day or two.
He has been detained by Mrs Cuihersons
Illness, hut expects 60 be In Texas M a
lew days Senator Culherson desires 10
trlct In the interest OF Hon John \. Gar.
Upr ~ N"'
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courl h eoIIad courtv.

Goiiad Texas October 23.--Dlstrict court
IS 10 session here and the town IS crowded
With people from different counties The
trial Of Grcgouo Cortez. on change Of
venue from karnes county, viii be called
tomorrow There are something over 100
special yenire jurors and witnesses lu
town tonight
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Reennlinn ii schIeY.

Galveston, Texas October 2S,-All ar
engagements for the reception to Admiral
Schlcy have been completed The arrange,
mcnts heretofore announced viii be carried
out The ADMIRAL and his party ere expect
I'd here saturday evening and VIII be met
M Houston hy a reception committee,
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no INVESTIGATE ALFALFA
Mich Has Been Grown Without lrtiga-
tto,, IL, Eravsop

Which Has Been Crown Wlthout IFtga-
ton in Grayson.
Austin Texas, October 2S.~hnilroad
Commissioner Allison Mayheld loft tonisht
for sherman. where he viii Join G. IL
Markham vice president Of the Sunset
Central. and Frank p. Holland, editor n
the Farm and Ranch. ana together they
win proceed 10 the alfalfa farm Of II. r.
smith. located near sherman. where they
win make m inspection ~ the alfalfa
raised there without irrigation. The
oblptd n the trip Is 10 see n It Is q sue
cess with o view Of publishing facts 70 en-
Farm on the lines Of the Sunset Central
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HANGED TO a BRIDGE.
Nearo Suffered Quick Death at tho
Hands Of q Mob.

Hands Of Mob
Tsllbpooea, Ga October % Ben BroFr,
negro charged with having attempted 70
criniibully assault Mrs Henry Dees, a
white woman. at her home three miles
from This place, at 10 o'clock this morning,
was taken from tho county Tell here tonight
AT z o'clock by a mob Of 800 men aud
lynchcd
Tho mob carried she negro 90 the scene OF
tbp crime aud hanged him 20 the lower
trfstlp work 0f q bridge over d creek
Troops had been ordered from Atlanta,
lint dld mot arrive until an hour and half
after the negro had been hanged.
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Texans in New York.

New York. October % The following
Texans are registered In New York:
Houston--L d. Warren, 81 Denis,
SAN Antonio-W. Rothschild Imperial.
Cfalyeston--3lrs j. Terry. Imperial, j..
johnson. T. sanderdore, Metropolitan; r..
Weis ana wife Imperial,
DIflas- W. III Garfettson, Grand Union,
Waco-J L. Briggs, George l. Griffin
st. George.
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HiIIsboro Home Industry Club.

Hnlsboro. Texas October 23,-The ladies'
~ the city organlzed home industry club
here This afternoon Their object Is 70 en-.
co,,rare the patronage Of the factories ot
T4iiishoro by citizens Of Hilleboro ana hili
county
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orey.I, BLACK Root liver Pins.

Made from sn active principle obtained
from Black Root. They act on the liver
effects Nc griping, no alex stomach. WIN
cure chronic constipation. Price Is cents.