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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-05
THE CLEANING OF THE VATICAN

The Vatican has recently been overhauIed
Tor the nrst time In four hundred wears:
and out OF the eleven thousand rooms, in
Guiding the Pope's private apartments the
picture galleries, the library. the muse.
umns or sculpture and archaeology. tho On
slno, the Sistine and other channels and tho
barracks OF the Swiss Guards. over TON
tons Of dirt were taken every day for no
hrst twelve or thirteen weeks, and I'm large
proportions also during the remaining fTe
months Nv
This will seem incredible no doub, 10
many persons who have visited portions 81
these premises. Indeed. II was moi until
the Pope began to study bacterlology. thnt
he appreciated that there WAS any dir
whatever there. ~
In this great undertaking over FIVE tbou.
sahu people were employed. and one thon-
SAND loaVes Of bread a day were con
snmed IN the cleaning Of wall paper aione
Eight thousand brooms. two thonsond
scruhhlng brushes, i've thousand ponnds
al soap went In a week.
me bread was used In such quantities.
tnat 20 economize a private bakery was
eslabnshed. The oyerseer OF this VOL
the italian product. they had snhsiitnted
Iairbanks Gold Dust washing powder anil
rnlry soap. That is wherein Ams 49,,
ao1issekeepers have the advantages. s.Iet ,ha
Soia Dust twins do your work. '"e
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Nems Notes.

Beaumont, Texas, May 4--The ticket
sales at the Southern Pacific office here
for the month OF april amounted to S3l, 457,
which is considered an average month 5
business.
The edored knights Of Pythias held their
services here this afternoon and a very
large attendance from out OF the city was
noted.
America" production for the beneat
Of the public schools, will have n rehearsal
tonight
John A. McShsne, wealthy timber
large pine holdings near Sour Lake. has
been here for the last day or two.
Gustave A. jain. the president Of the big
brick rice mills here, has returned to the
city He makes his home in New York.
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Bio Baptizino in The Riyer

Beaumont, Texas, May 4.-There was a
crowd in the south end this afternoon on
the bank OF the river to witness a colored
oaptizfng In the river There were about
twenty candidates for baptism and tho
crowd that assembled to witness the cere
monies ran to the neghborhood OF 1000
the point selected TO confer the rites Of
baptism is what is known as Sandy Point
ana Is an old landmark that was at one
time the boys favorite swimming Mace.
1t being then In the country The city has
now extended for more than a mile below
the spot and the boys had to give 1t mn,
put II is used every summer for baptizng
both the colored aud the white candidates
In the, Baptist church This is the Arst
time this summer that II has been used,
which was one reason for the large crowd
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MORAL WAVE AT e. PAso
Saloons Closed for the First ri-o.
the Towns Eisto.,,

Saloons Closed for the First Time IN
the Towns History, "
FL Paso, Texas, May 4-when the word
was passed around some time ago that
gambling houses and Sunday saloons
wound have to become less conspicuous and
snow more respect for order and 5e,,.,o,
the lawbreakers and the viclopslv ,no,,,'',
gave the municipal authorities tbo in i,b
tod S thew Nov So they are looking serious far
be made effective and tbot ItbS, M a cail
SSv'iIo,LIieS are encouraged ana sunnnrt e,i
t ~ Punac sentiment. Today, for Ky e,',i
closed and dnf the Sit Sast history saloons we're
hhnlsed by close surveillance ca MN MN,
seS spent most Of the day on the eiF nan
ana SSe5ict ine enect Of the moral wayeS
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Naeoadoehes County PopuIiets.

Nacogdoches, Texas May 4,-The execu-
tive committee Of the popullst party for
this county met Yesterday evening and is
sued call for all pops TO meet in rhcr
respective precincts and select delegates to
meet In this town on the 31st instant for
the purpose of nominating full set OF can
didatcs for county officers. After their
ticket is named hot campaign will he on
until the November election. The proba-
hiity IS that one Of Two out of the populist
party will be elected, as a great many ten
der foot democrats M they can be called
by that namel are in the habit Of splitting
their tickets and let one or two slip in
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Collin County Primaries.

McKinney Texas. May 4.-Much interest
was manifested IN the primary election
throughout Collin county yesterday Re
turns received up to this hour. 4:3o a. m,
show the election Of the following legisla.
tive and county officers: j. ~ Gresham
and j, Il, Cottrell, local Representatives
J. E. billiard, district Judge; F. E Wilcox,
county Judge Tom Beverly, sheriff II. X.
Chaddick, tax collector; j, II. Hill, super
ham, tax assessor: W. T. Cox. district
clerk; d. f. Neathery, treasurer; Mort Shlr-
ley, county clerk Clarence Merritt, county
attorney
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Revival at San Marcos.

San Marcos, Texas May Slider A. ].
MtCarty Of Kileen. Texas, will begin
series Of meetings at the Guadalupe Street
Christian church this evening. Mr.. Nc
minister OF his church in Southwest Texas
District convention of the Christian En-
deavor society convened here today with
seyentyfour delegates present. The con.
fention will close Monday.
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HAYS County COMMITTEES.

san Marcos, Texes, May 3.-The demo.
cratic executive committee met at the
court house here today and ordered pri.
mary election to be held May 81 for dis.
trict and STATE officers. White democratic
voters podging themselves to support the
nominees made by the various district and
state ccnyentions TO participate After
the committee adjourned n large audience
being present and calling for Captain Ferg
Kyle, he made a short address.
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Ella Dickinson Dead.

Beaumont, Texas, May 4-Ellq Dickln.
son, the woman who was shot yesterday
morning BY George Frederick. died today at
neon, Frederick fred FIVE shots after she
had shot bin through the upper part Of
the mouth in resisting arrest and two Of
them took effect The shot through the
body was be one that caused her death.
Frefefick's wound is getting along nicely
though the bullet has never been located
Dr HAYNES thinks hat ~ rs more tdln
likely IN the feshy part Of the neck. and
II that Is the case il viii be allowed 20 re-.
main Later on. II II develops that tho
bullet is in the way OF some ~ the organs
u Will be removed. but MS long as n is
doing no damage nothing VIII Doe done as
he could not at this time stand oh'oguforg
ing
The other woman simply hns q neck and
shoulder flesh wound. NO bones being bro.
ken. and viii soon he well
It is probable that no arrests win he
made as Frederick was simply t.yluu to dc
his duty and was acting in selfdefcnse
and 1rrd atter he was himself shot
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sHERlEFs, DEPARTMENT.

Stolen, from seguln, Texas. on April %,
1902 one sorrei mare about fourteen and
onehalt hands high, no brand. This ami.
NAL is about 5 years old. Wire scar on
one front foot, runs down into hoof. One
bay mare fourteen and one-half hands
high, heavy set. no brand, about 10 wears
Old has collar marks and little white in
race; this bay mare is heavy In foal / will
mails. and SO for the thief in any Jail in
Texas w A, Hawkins
VIM. Duke, Sheriff, Guadalupe Co., Texas
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Bieyolist Badly Hurt.

Alvin, Texas, May AIN collision with
a farm wagon while ridiuE his bicycle near
the depot yesterday Lynton Preston. the
little son OF Mr., L. NJ. Preston, met with
quite serious accident that viii Law MIN
UP for some time, The bicycle was smashed
oil TO pieces and the little fellow was
bruised and his face and head skinned nm
very badly. ~
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A Revival at Timnsnn

Timpson, Texas, May IA revival meet.
ing OF unusual interest has been In progress
at the Methodist church for nearly two
weeks and has resulted in something owe,
nfty accessions to the church Ii win
broha9iy close tomorrow night. The pastor
Kew J. /. Mcclure, has been assisted by
Rev. John W, Goodwin of ShelbyviIle and
Rev. A. j. Weeks presiding elder OF The
San Augustine district A~
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Palo Pinto county Primaries.

Mineral Wells, Texas, May As a re.
suit Of the democratic primary election held
in this county the following were nom.
mated; w. e. Mcconnell, Judge; w. H
Lasater, attorney; r. a. Peak, district
Hindman, sheriff I, NJ. Carter, tax col.
lector; j, G.. Peters, assessor; W, NJ Orn.
dorn, treasurer; w, V. Smith, surveyor.
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Little River Presbvterv.

Taylor, Texas, May 4.-The Mission com.
mlttee of Little River Presbytery OF the
Cumberland Presbyterian church met in
Taylor yesterday in regard TO Presbvferfap
mission work. The delegates were DR. l.
3 Davenport of Hutto, Rev. ]. ii. Walker
on Dayllla Rev. X. Il. Bowmer Of Dar.
tram, D. II. Hamilton OF Dayilia and 4
Nj. Hedrich OF Taylor. 'NN =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-05

St Louis, No, May 2-The Donovan
Commission company of st. Louis, who
operate a large system Of private leased
wires through Texas and other States. have
made arrangements whereby service 70
houston; dallas and Fort Worth will be
greatly benefited. The business Of thcsc
three cities has consumed such proportion
that the management have thought hest
70 cut out a number OF its smaller Offices
thus relieving the wire Of a large volume
OF business, which will greatly fsriItats
the service to the three cities abSsp
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Nenro's Home Burned.

Beaumont, Texas May 4.-Late last night
the house Of Lewis Armoline in the west
ern part Of the city, near the southern
Pacific roundhouse, was burned to the
ground and most OF the contents were de.
stroyed Armolne has been colored en-
gineer in the employ Of the Kirby Lumber
company here and is we'll thought Of. The
hre Is attributed TO incendlarsm The loss
will run to $500 and was not covered by
any insurance.
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A Japanese Lecturer

Hearne, Texas, May 2,-Rev. Tieso Flush.
IDA, japanese, who has been in this conn.
Try for some time educating himself ror
missionary service. will lecture NJ The no.
list church Sunday morning. He sDsnt
three years In the Moody Bible insti,vte
IN Shlcago and one year in the Ottawa mi.
the summer. 49, N'uhuy IN
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Underwriters Are Wanted

Galveston, Texas, May A committee
has been appointed by the Galveston bust
ness league TO 20 to Houston on the occa-
sion OF the Underwriters convention, to be
held In that city next week, and invite the
next annual convention 10 meet in Calves.
ton. This Is in pursuance with the organ
lied etfort which is being made by this or
ganizatlon TO make this a conVentlon city.
Several conventions have already been Sc
cured by the league through these efforts.
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News Notes.

Galveston, Texas, May Al A, Nolan,
well known cotton buyer Of this city.
left this morning for Bluehelds, Nicaragua.
where he goes with view Of locating He
has been the representative Of well known
cotton Hrms here for the past two years
and PRIOR 10 that time was a resident Of
Austin.
Thomas Goggnn returned yesterday from
Dallas
II. G Rhodes OF Bryan is among the Wis.
itors in the city today
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RusselIs Malorltv In Mood.

winnsboro, Texas May Ain the demo
cratic primaries yesterday Russelrs major.
lily over De Gratfenreid is about 300 w
], Greer's majority over J. O. wilery. So
For county officers: Ray for sheriff,
Johnston for collector. Autry for assessor,
Sharp for treasurer. Thsrp for county atior,
ncy, Benton FOR district clerk, Suffer for
county clerk
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RurIeson Conntv Primarles-

Caldwell, Texas, May 4.-Primarles were
held yesterday in this county (Burleson)
for nominations for county Offices, resulting
as follows; county Judge, R. j. Alexander;
county clerk. John McCowen: county attor-
pey, l.. q. Frum; district clerk, G. w.
Grant, shcriT, G w. Curry; collector. ]
W kaGsdalc; treasurer, b. b. Hunt; county
surveyor j. C. Darymplc. The race for
assessor between u j, Oliver and W. A.
Duckworth is very close and ii may take
the official count to decide.
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A Mexican AHrav.

Karnes City Texas. May 4.-one Mexican
shot and seriously wounded another last
night; Sherin Hunter left for the scene Of
trouble early this morning. Al This bonr
u Is not known whether ne has made any
arrests or not Il Is thought that the
wounded man will die. lie was shot three
times
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For Those Who live on Farm,

Dr.. Bergin, Pans. Ill, writes; II have
ommend II 70 my friends, as am CONFIDENT
there Is no better made IL IL a dandy for
burns Those who live on farms are es.
pecaily liable. to many accidental cuts.
burns and bruises, which heal rapidly when
Billiards. Snow LIniment is applied. ii
sfouid always be kept In the house for
cases d emergency. 25c, soc and SlOO at
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-05
Tha Gun Cluh al Work.

Beaumont, Texas, May 4.--The Beaumont
Gun club had another successful shoot yes
terday afternoon. 1t was splcey affa'r
and the craftsmanship shows a constant i'm.
proyement. They say they are getting
ready for the big shoot at Houston In TIM
early part of July and that the crack
shots OF that city had best look well to
their laurels. The fifty target score was
shot OF with the following result
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Rector to Become an Eysnoelis,

oieburne' Texas, May S-Rey George
> Gibbs has resigned mis- rector.
snip Of the Holy Comforter. Enisco.
pan, AZ this place, He has gone to Brown.
Meoq 70 begin his new duties rs dioreSsn
missionary over the towns Of Conaa,,,t
t hiltisnoro, Dublin, Hico. Brownwood, SIAM.
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Criminal Court Opens Today.

Galveston, Texas May 4.-The May term
Of the criminal district court will convene
In Galveston tomorrow. Owing 10 the fac.
that Judge Gil'Hsple has disposed of nearly
all Of the old cases which have been on The
duc6et. very light list now remnius
Nearly All OF the cases which are now ON
nlfnnEns.
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For Commissioner.

The Post Is authorized to annonnes
Super, ST., as a candidate for counu
missioner, Precinct No. /, subject
ton OF the democratic primaries, !.
The Post Is authorized to Announce Y
Hlrsch as a candidate for CommlssssSi
precinct No. / of Harris county, snv
to the action of the democratic prinn
June 10. 1902.
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- Canal Man,

Pcsumon5 Jo<as, May 4 The city coun-
ca meets i'nesds- ln regular session and
many inP.Itant u-ttors are 10 come up.
Some % tine appointments nave not yet
been made public and Mayor Langham win
present these 70 tho council The Offices
whicl have not yet been hNad arc these
of city health officer, city engineer and
city scaytnCer The present incumbeuts
leater, engineer. and J. J. Ashwarth. scav
enger. No inumauon has been given out
as to who the new appointments will fall
70 There orc also Two new members Of
the city school board to be appoiDfed bpt
ncfhing has been said about This and action
may not come NJ There are also sor..,
Important committees out One was a
pointed to look after the borrowing "
funds % build a new city hall fire station
and city prison with, ana their report is
awaited With interest The auditing com
the officers 20 '''
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cures When Doctors Eall-

MIS- Frank Chlasson, Patterson, La,
y rites June 8, 1901: II had malaria fever
In very bad form, was under treatment by
doctors. hut as soon as | stopped taking
their medicine the fever would return /
used sample bottle OF Herhine
found II helped me Then bought
two bottles, which completely cured
me. feel grateful 10 you for fur.
nishing such a splendid medicine. and
can honestly recommend II 10 those suf
fering from malaria, as IT will surely cure
them" Herbine. soc bottle at A. e Keis,
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World Wide Reputation.

Whites Cream ycrmifnge has achieved a
world wide reputation as being the best Of
ali worm deStroyers, and for its tonic inau.
ence on weak and unthrifty children ns N
nentrflizes the acidity or sourness OF the
stomach, Improves your digestion ana as.
Stimulation Of food, strengthens their merry.
Gus system and restores them to the health.
vlgaf and elasticity OF spirits natural 10
childhood. 25c at A. Z. Keisling.
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interest in The stuart M,,tIrr

Hilisooro, Texas, May s.-Thers is srent
interest in the Stuart revival service,
There were over 5000 people out last p,ght
and and the excitement was at white hs,,
aIS nave been number OF conversions
ana NAM are taking an interest in tbs
progress OF the church people, - cue
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sprinq Ailments.

lnere IS an aching and tired feeling: the
hfer bowels and Kidneys become sluggish
ana inactive, The digestion impaired, with
ilttse or no appetite, no ambition for any
tning, ma feeling that the whole body
ana minq needs tpning up. The trouble IS,
Fhet during winter, there has been an ac.
cumpistion q waste matter in the sys.
tenn. Herbine will remove it. secures ~
the see<e.ions right exit and BY its tonic
gives strength ia place Of weakness 90 s' ~
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Rryan,s New Church.

Bryan, Texns. Nav 3,--work has begun
on the new $4,000 Methodist church
When completed this Will be the handsom-
est church edihce In the city. During the
building OF the church, the Methodist con
gfegation will worship in the opera house
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BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
LA DICKINSON DEAD OF WOUNDS
INFLICTED BY OFFICER.
Frederick's Wound 10 Doing Well-City
Council Meeting Will Be an I'M
portant Ons--News Notes.

Branch office: The Posts Beaumont of
ace Is at room !. ogden building, corner ,e
phone 734, with L. r. Neely as business
representative and F. w. Greer as CORE
spondent. Subscriptions and advertise
ments OF news Items left at this address
will receive prompt attention. Subscribers
having any cause for complaint as 20 de-
livery OF papers are requested to phone or
otherwise notify the office promptly.
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Peeos Counts Convention.

Fort Stockton Texas. May . The dem.
ocrats Of Pecos county today In convention
elected delegates to State. congressional.
judicial and representative conventions.
They Instructed Tor Dean for congress,
Sanford for repre-. cntatlye
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New Tenn OF District Court.

Beaumont Texas, May 4.--The Nav term
OF the Fifty -eighth district court under
Judge D. d. Martin begins tomorrow morn
ing ana the prospect Of long and steady
siege eonfronts the Judge. the officers Of the
court and the lawyers. The litigation Is
Teadiiy accommodating, Notwithstanding
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New Churoh Al Cleburne

Cleburne, Texas May 3-The new
church viii be dedicated May 10. Bish-
op Galloway will preach the dedicatory
sermon, and will be accompanied here by
many other notables Of that church.
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Red River County Primaries.

Clarksyille, Texas. May AIN the primary
Yesterday returns Indicate pluralities as
follows; Denwldiie for sheriff. A. L. Rob.
bins for county attorney. J, c. Deauer for
surveyor Colquitt Is In the lead for rail.
road commissioner
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Gonzales to Have Nav R.,,,., 60.

Gonzales, Texas, May 4-The bu,Id,n,
committee of the Baptist church let the
SS% p,nt 90 yesterday for the erection Of n
MeSsrs. Goodloe q Mlchlejohn of ssn
LIMO secured the contract and will con,
,tuence WORK immediately. MS the WORK ~ ~
DC completed by September ~
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announce myself a candidate foi i
office OF sheriff of Harris county, subj
to the action of the democratic pTlniri
June l., and ask the support Of 4
friends and the public. Respectfully.
FRED KEELEAl
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thing over year ago by Mr.. ]. A. Currie,
seems 70 have fallen in congeniai soil
and quite a number OF others who are in
vesteating with much apparent interest.
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The Post is authorized to announe.
7. Hamblen as candidate for Judge o.
Fifty-ffth judicial district Of Harris \
", subject to action of democratic p
ries.
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quarantine and no change In existing pub.
lie land laws, carried the county, insurinc
his nomination and election to the legisla-
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| respectfully announce myself 3 q
date for reelection TO the Office Of ID
of Harris county, subject TO the aelsNi
the democratic primaries, and ask TIE
port Of my friends and the voters al y
Archie Anders'l
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Bandera, Texas. May g. What Is usnsuv
knewn as the "Millennlal Dawn Doctrine, .
When was introduced In this vicinity some.
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announce myself as CANDIDATE
the office of District Clerk Of Harrls y.
~, subject to the action Of the demoes,s,
primaries, 10 be held June II, and AZ \
support Of my friends and the pgnnllllSS;r
spcCtfully, HARVEY w. DOWSlH
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hereby announce ms cand'dau. !. J
reelection as county clerk Of Harris y,
", subject to the action of the denlp o,..
prln les. Ed +. Dup''
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The Post Is authorized to announce Z
Conway as a candidate for county ~ Z,
subject TO the action Of the democrats
maries.
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After the regular shoot a special match
was arranged among some of the good
straight shots, which was the total number
Of targets for the match. There were
others who made good records also, as IS
indicated by the score A neat purse was
arranged for this event and the winner
took all. The score gave the following re.
suits:
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ANNOUNCEMENTS,
For District Attorney,

The Post is authorized TO annornt,
G. Love for the office Of district attsid
for Galveston ard Harris counties, subj
TO the action Of the democratic prlmals
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For District judge.

! hereby announce as a candidate 10
office of Judge of the Fifty-hfth ds9
court of Harris county. subject TO acIln
democratic primaries.
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4 the BABY Is cuttinn r...,.

rem sS 1 Mrs use % that old and well tried
los children teething. 1t soothes a. syttnng'
soItsns me gums, allays ali main cniiu.
wna collie and is the best remed1 Sc