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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-11-21
wOMAI5 AVE FASHION
A ratf1 Whist.

This is I: blouse Of dark era! slih
made with tr,t pl2its in front ana OF.
namented With Did silver buttons.
# is trimmed in an ODD way Wsta
straps of black velvet or soutache rag
tened ut the ends with little old silver
buckles. ~
The large shoulder collar is OF lisnt
or gray silk O, cloth. embroidered Win
dark gray dots.
The little tucked r1astron Is or cream
mousseline de sole, the collar trimmed
With the narrow black velvet.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-11-21
Acquired Greatness.

It is the saying Of a great man that
If we could trace our descents we
should find all slaves to come from
princes and all princes from slaves.
Give me blood acquired in preference
to blood inherited-"to be born of one.
SELF" as Tiberius said Of Curtius Ru.
fuS.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-11-21
Condensed.

Sideshow Man See here, your pa.
per said the biggest snake in my state
fair show was twenty feet long when
it's really t%hirty-one feet.
Editor-Sorry, but we were crowded
for space yesterday and had to cut ev-
erything down.-Indianapolis News.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-11-21

Itchiness Of the skin. horrible
plague. Most everybody afflicted IN
one way or aonther. Only n safe,
never failing cure Doan's Ointment.
a any drug store, 80 cents.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-11-21

GRAY sILK WITH SILVER BUTTONS.
The, sleeves, which fare at the boz.
tom, are trimmed with the velvet
straps and buckles and finished with
an edge of the lighter embroidered ma.
terial.
The full undersleeves are Of the
cream mousseline de sole gathered into
wristbands Of the same trimmed with
black velvet.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-11-21

y household recessiUT. Or. Thomas
EclectEic Oil. Heals burns, cuts
wounds Of any sDru cures sore throat.
Group. c&tarrh, asthma: neveL fails.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-11-21

When a man first loves, he feels un.
worthy for no particular reason. Later
he acquires the reason and forgets to
feel unworthy.-Smart Set
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-11-21

John Dondelinger, clerk Of eletion 4. 90
Fl L Omealey, judge of election. $50
e ID Watkins, judge Of election. 400
E G Valid, judge of election. 400
j p Shaw, clerk of election...... 400
] Z Wilson. clerk OF election. 400
ID NJ Powell. judge Of electon.... 40
Grant Totter, judge Of election. 400
acknowledgement judge OF election 400
b p Nicholson, Judge of election 400
G W Lawrence, judge Of election 400
II c Cook, judge Of election. $50
E O McEwen. judge of election. 400
John X Johnson, judge Of election 400
Nj J Dougherty, clerk of election 400
J G Cook, clerk of election..... 400
Nick ReamerS, judge OF election. $50
II \ Stahl. judge Of election.... 400
Ed Quinrh, judge of election. 400
Fred G Schrader. clerk of election 4 90
John f Ward, clerk of election. 400
NJ Boice, judge of election. ...... $40
j + Smith, Judge of election.... 4 90
G W Miller. judge Of electiOn.... 400
Frank Shepard. clerk of election 400
9 III krOm, clerk of election. -. 400
j P Carlson, judge of election. $50
f G Hoffman, judge Of election. 400
J E French, judge Of election. 400
] NJ Erion, clerk OF election. -. 400
Fl Hendirckson, clerk Of election 400
j E Greene. judge of election. 800
NJ Farrow, judge Of election. -. 400
Gil Stevens, clerk of election.... 400
Fl l Stevens. clerk of election. 400
E V Green, clerk of election. 400
S ] Shane, judge of election. $50
p P NICHOLSON, judge Of election 400
Isaac Christopher, judge of cleo
tiOl. . f.Vo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
Texas Millers Are TO Meet at Fort
Worth 10 Discuss DiffereutiaI,
SOME METHOD OF MEETING REDUCTION
Made by Railroads to Sc soueht-Fu-
neral Of George seelieson-sea
Wall Fund Growing.

Galveston, Texas. oet5ber ,s5 n
Johnston, secretary OF tive caanbcr 81 com.
merrc. VIII leave tonight for For wor.o
e attend meeting of tbr Texas state
Nilcrs' association which Is called for tie
purpose Of discussing what action csn 1e
taken 90 onset the disadvantage that tbs
millcrs 81 this State arc now laboring under
on account " tho recent reduction In the
rates ON Hour from Kansas to Texas. The
adjustment 81 the rates ~ wheat aud -four
from Kansas &c Texas Is under considcra.
ton by the Interstate commerce coutuis
SION The millcrs OF Kansas made an apy
plicafiou 60 tue commission that the rates
ON wheat and flour from Kansas la Texas
ne mdde The same. This was sunni, ted
some time age, hut no action has vet been.
taken hv the commission. In she moan.
ume. however, the railroads have vnlul-
tarily reduced the rate on -four from Kan
sHs IN Texas 2is ccuts per hundred This
was enc half what the Kansas mon asked
Tor aud places the millerS NJ TcNRs Ht d s.
advantage
Al their meeting tomorrow thcy will en-
dfavor To BIZ gpun same way ~ uHsettin,
this reduction. temporarily 81 least. until
tne ruling OF the Interstate commerce com.
mission IS made
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16

u am nearly as wears ~ aFr, was born
and raised In Rochester \ &, aud hayc
been unlucky enough ~ be- amonc the poor
lnd obliged Go work fpr o liViue
About Hfiecu wears npn ] commenced to
he allnc ard called Oh IL phAicinn He
pronouuccd my trouble species ct dys
rcpHH and asked Wr after ~ had treated
nae about six months - get leave e
absence from the establishment 10y witch
WIS employed Wll told, about twruty
I'VE gears ana So into tho country where
I would get a change Of ITO and fresh afr.
! did so and got temporary relief / wont
back % work and was again taken with
seldom had a paHsogc Of the bowels with
ont force.
II consulted another physician with no
on me, until I had exhausted the ability
Of sixteen OF Rochostcr's best physicians,
Can tell their names n necessary. The last
physician recommended mo 70 give up my
work aud GO South, after he had practiced
ON mo Tor one wear IhVy gave me a thor
ougb examination with the N-ray with
nu results They could not even determine
what my ailments were.
n do not nor never have taken any stock
ih patent medicines but your testmupiala
IN the Rochester papers were worthy or
consideration. | told my wife ] was going
20 Try bottle N thc perunp The next
lime ! went 70 nc city ! purchased a bot
noticed change for tho better
81 am now taking the 9th bottle aud
have not an ache q 4 pain anyWhere NY
have taken on eiphtcen pounds of flesh, my
usual weight being li0 pounds : was down
at one time as low as iS5 pounds -.
many and they nave recommended II very
highly ! have told several people that
complained III TINT species ~ Calsitrh that
and take y according 10 directions. aud II.
WHEN the bottle wnS gone they could come
no bcuoht would MY for the hottie ~
medicine ! have go Far had no complaints.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
Grimes County Candidates

Navasota. Texas, October 15--rhe candi.
dates Of the White Mans union have Just
completed tour Of the southern prtelncts
Of the county, In all Of which they we're
ot County Judge J. g. Mcdonald. Jr', Rem.
resentatNe Mcdonald Mcachum County
Clerk J. T. prcstwood. Collector GARY
THOMAS, Sheriff j. {, Baker, District Clerk
W, +. Wilcox. Treasurer L. NJ Bragg
Judge Mcdonald gave a clear aud succinc,
exposition OF management ct the county's
anairs for the past two years. and showed
the rapidly decreasing Indebtedness.
In his speeches at various places Melon
aid Meachum, as candidate for legislature
favored and paid particular attention to the
plan OF working short term convicts on
county roads and thus relieve free labor
from competition with slave labor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
nopposlTloNo TO COOPER.
-. Calls for Republican Conventions
'W0 Have Been Issued.

N.2N
~ Have Been Issued.
,.,,r,ont Texas. October 14.-Until the
-. te1y DAYS Congressman Cooper, who
y. been nominated six times. for congress
I, the democrats OF this district. had not
.sn Of opposition. But now there are
- calls out for republican conventions
~. comes from Mr.. {. A. Porter, the
..,,,mau who was elected by the people
M Inst time they assembled. aud he fixes
y. time and place as Beaumont at =
..osr saturday. October Is, His call Is
..So IN the regular way and
/. slrned ss chairman. The other
N comes from ] il. kurth aud
SsIis convention for Lufkin to be held az
asloek October Is also. The faithful OF
~ marty here are wondering Just where
,5sv are at" to use an old expression Of
.sseits Kurth signs his call MS chairman
~ ire republican party In the Second dis
t-tot also 1t Is stated here by one OF the
leaders that Kurth was simply appointed by
~ Marty as a campaign manager for this
district and is without authority TO call
Invention. but be that as II mag he has
e,jisd h and there will be deiCGates at
SIs convention So far as can he learned
isrs the probable nominee is Mr.. +. u.
Ments Of Port Arthur, lie Is what might
ba termed an ayowed candidate for the
Nomination., for he has signited his inteu-
tioa 10 accept Il. The question With him
novs is whlch nomination to 90 after and
which 10 accept II he is given both OF them.
Nh Coopcr's last majority ran around
ma 1900 mark and those who keep posted
N tho ranks of democracy assert that II
,dli he about the same figure this tine IL
Vll be even moro If the republican, Iarty
splits GU the ticket, as nov seems evident.
AZ to Congressman Coopcrs standing
snopg the pC7pe, Il may bo said that taey
esteem him more as Il local representative
throughout the district than as a repre-
sentative on partisan issues He bends
every energy to get the people Of his dls
tflct all the advantages to be derived from
the National government He is of course
well posted on National issues and does
not lls down to any member OF congress
IN debate, though he seldom provokes a
light he Is often reputed as the most
popular democratic congressman personally
On both sides of the house. lt Is this
popularity with the republicans themselves
ton though they hold him IN high esteem
snd respect his democratic Views, Mr.
Cooper enjoys a rather larger law practice
here than would ordinarily be expected of
Congressman. which shows also that he
has no mean ability in his chosen profes-
sion.
iGere was not the slightest sign Of dem
oeratlc opposition 10 him during the past
summer Two years ago he had a short
cane cut IlI,} flying colors. 1t is rumorcd
hele that he viii not seek 10 return to con.
gess after the coming term expires, bat
be has said nothing on the subject. In nd.
dition 70 his law practice, he has other
business interests that are growing. He Is
In the street railway. the water works coln.
pany and has oil interests Of value also.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
Catarrh of the Stomach is Gen.
orally Called Dyspepsia
Something to Produce
Artificial Digestion is
Generally Taken.
Hence, PepSin, Pancreatin and a
Host of Other Digestive Rem.
edieS Has Been lnyented.
These Remedies Do Not Reach the
Seat of the Difficulty, Which
is Really Catarrh Of
the Stomach.
This Deranges the System SO
That Proper Digestion Cam
Not Take Place.

The only rational way 20 cure dyspepsia
is TO remove the catnrrh Peruna cures
catBrrh. PerunR does not produce artificial
digestion II cures catarrl and leaves tie
stomach to perform digestion la natural
way This IS vastly better and safer than
resOrtiug 20 artificial methods.
Perunh has cured more eases Of dyspepsia
than al other remedies combined, simply
because II cures catarrh wherever locnted,
n catarrh Is located iu the head, Pcfuna
cures II. II cBtHrrh has fastened itself IN
the throst or bronchial tubes. Perunn curos
It. When catmrh becomes settled In the
stomach Peruua cures it, az well ga this
location rs any other
Pcruna Is not simply remedy for dys
pepsia Pepna is catarrh remedy. Pc
runa cures dyspepsia because 81 rs general
ly dependent upon catarrh.
a Most Wonderful Cure OF Dyspepsia
Made by Pe-ru-ns
4 g. Lockhari, corner Cottage street and
rhurstou road. Rochester n. ~, writes:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16

Alvin. Texas. October ls.-Captain J. y.
Cobb and Mr.. A, w. Wilkinson are at.
tending the Grand Lodge OF the Eastern
Star IN session at Waco.
Mr. W r. StOckweil returned yesterday
from a business trip 10 Dallas.
Work on the several new buildings going
up here Is progressing satisfactorily
The Presbyterians will begin a big tent
meeting here about the Path.
The city authorities are having some
much needed work done IN the wnS OF
grading Up the streets and cleaning out the
bitches 30 the business part OF town
A good rain fell here today which Will be
OF much benefit 30 the late setting OF the
strawberry and cabbage plants
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
Mr.. HEBERT EXPECTED TO QUALIFY
ON FRIDAY.
Convictions Were Secured In the District
Court-StFay Boy Was Found.
Local News Notes.

Beaumont, Texas. October 15.-The Louis
NJ Hebert.Tom c. King election contest
case viii take a new phase Friday, when
It is expected that Mr.. Hebert will qualify
as assessor and collector. II viii be re.
membered that In the quo waranto pro.
ceedings Of some two weeks since Judge
Martin had the ballots from the Second
ward thrown out, which changed the result
so rs to show ON the face that Hebert was
elected Instead Of King. Kings attorneys
have appealed the case aud he has fled his
cost bond. Hebert however, in order to
preserve his claim, must qualify In twenty
days from the time the cuse was decided,
and for that reason he viii make a bond
and take the oath Friday. In the event
King wins In the higher court he will sim.
ply 10 back into she Office, as his bond is
already made and his oath already taken.
ON the other hand, II Hebert wins he will
be In the office.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
ORDER or THE EASTERN star.
Every Subordinate Chapter in the State
rs Represented

Every Subordinate CHAPTER IN the State
IS Represented,
Waco rcXas ociohcl rs. Tao grand
chnnttr % The l5asjcfa Star d on rs second
day work Ia tails city YESTERDAY after
noon the committee on credentials rcpott.
ga thar ever, suhordin3,c chuptcr In the
state was feurcschte0 at thv GRAND ch8ntcr
aus thnt every Vrtogatc tdat had bctn
cicstcd WIS Ia aitcnhaHre tXCept one The
rcpotts Ot tiN crand matton and the eislipl
patron showed thirtN one New rnnplvrs
instituted sihcv the iaet mtvNug az calves.
ION an1 4 total 81 80 % ali rbc follow.
my c"mnittees WIRE aNnewccd
lhauce Mrs. r. J RandUirh. Mrs NJ
A Man nagd. Nr ~ ;, park
Julisprndenrc Mrs, REACHED NJ swain.
Mts' sadie A. uassins. Sir. J.. 5 CART.
Unfinished business Mrs J. G. Kn.
lonEh' Mrs Josie Gist No e. Il. Shu-
Matte Lecmol NJr l.. 4 Garrison.
CHAPTERS L, u. Mrs Stella karney
MIS- Cora swain. Mr. J. h. pcunls
Lane, Mrs, dune Harus Mr. H. l.. Mn.
Ter.
Mileage Mrs Matte Rrigss. Mrs. &C.
Wentiand Frank II FRAU
j, Reorganization. Mrs Belle Trau. Mr. NJ.
Grievance and Apucais. Mrs. A. s..
Garrison Mrs, AGNES V Young Mir, j.
~ AtfinSon,
charters Mrs Laura T.. seaman, Mrs
Lizzie Camphcll Mr., r. g. Canon
Distribution Mrs tUua johnson. Mrs
Pauline Baugh, Mrs J. \ Wilkinson
BY Laws Mrs Nlollic GRAY, Mrs Ada
Atkinson, Mr. John $ Morton
The following officers arc nrcScnt.
Mrs, Kate NJ. urvap. grand matron
Or, 4, &, Mcdaniel. grand atron; Mrs
Minute Smith. associate rruud matron;
y. A Lemons. associate Grnud patron /.
Mrs, Laura Il. Hart, grand secretary:
Mrs, NJ 4. Sherburnr GRAND treasurer.
Mrs. Amelia Iluvcic associate grand con,
durtress; Mrs. Alma Walker. crand con.
ductrcss: II II Shumatc grand chaplain;
Mrs. Cora Walker grand Adah, Mrs car
rnh Johnson, grand Ruth Mrs, Mary Rud.
dock, grand Esther Mrs Hctio Pope
grand Electra: Mrs. Carrie Chase. grand
warden: Mrs J T, Cobb. grand sentinel
Mrs Kate NJ Brownsou. fratcrnal CORE
spondent, Mrs. Fannie Y, Ward, grand or
cauist
Past grand officers present.
l.. s Garrison, sadie A Hsskine, Mr.
A Garrison. Pauline Bauch Mrs
Rachel NJ Swain. ! Litledeld. Iesse
I. Atkinson. j. /. Miller Agnes V. Young
The grand natrnu announced the Az
polntmcut 81 the following committees:
The meeting VIII continue until tomor
row.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
CENTRAL TEXAS FAR.
There Was Ideal Weather and a Big
Crowd Out


Bryan, Texas. October i5-Fine
weather prevailed for the second day OF
the Central Texas fair and large crowds
were present from all Sctions Gentry
Bros. dog and pony SHOW kept away Il
large number from the fair
The roping contest was the finest special
feature Of the dav at 10 o'clock There
were Ave entries and the result was as fol-
lows! j. h. Matsek. first 1880; ] W
Hicks, second. 2:15; Henry Marsch, third.
2;25; W. Payne. tonrth. aud w, Il.
konecny 18TH
The races were good and resulted as
follows:
First race, pace half mile heats. best
two IN thfee--Winner. Blow God; second
Nettie billiard: third Robert T.. 1924.
Second race. running. one nile dash ~
Winner, Billy Patterson second, Belle
Ashlyu; third Sam Bennett. 1850.
Ihird race, pace or tr0t half milo heats,
best two In three Wilmer Prince
driven BY Miss Fannie Leakr ~ Navnsoto;
second. Monte Carlo driven by Miss Farms
OF BRYAN, Time 20.
Fourth race, mace. half mile. heats best
two In three Winner. Grew Fox. second,
Frank ChanCcv: third. Belle. Time 10
The days exercises concluded with an
other drill BY the dying battery, United
stutcS army.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
rAe eEEvILLe STATION.
Representative Given instructions Con-
corning IT,

HcpFeSS f1tatiVc owen lnSUuCu0lS SpH-
corning II.
Beeville, Texas, October 1.-THE demo
cratic convention for the Fifty-fourth rep
resentatlvc district, after nominating Hon
George N. Thurmond Of Victoria, the pres
cnt incumbent, unanimously adopted the
following resolution:
Whereas, Tho investigation Of the Bee
Vile experiment station by a single mem
Der of the legislative investigating commit
tee was only partial one, ana the recon-
incubation made after this confessediy par
tial investigation Is that the station be
abolished
Resolved. That # is the sense of this
representative convention that the report
OF the committee is unfair and unjust e.
a worthy institution aul thar our repre-
sentative In the legislature Is hereby IN
stru.tcd to not only proceed against tue
influence OF said unjust and partial IN
vestigatl0n hut to labor for further appro-
prlations to increase the utility OF the
station that It may be worthy OF the state
and every object OF its original promoters
fulfilled"
MIR Thurmond pledged himself TO work
for the interests Of the district especially
and for those of the State generally; TO
use his utmost efforts u have the Beev'le
experiment station mado permanent state
Institution with an appropriation sufncent
AT all tines to make the work done on II
Of great benefit 10 this part Of the state.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
SCOTT FIELD HAS A WALKoVER.
However He win Go Over tho Sixth
District.

nQWeVef ne WIN TO over tho Sihtil
District.
Calvert, Texas, October 15.-The repub
lean congressional convention Of the Sixth
district recently held at Bryan declines TO
place candidate in the field to oppose
Hon Scott Field Of Calvert, the demo
cratic nominee. This action on the part
Of tue republicans was no surprise here,
out was merely the fulhllment Of proph-
s% MADE some time ago.
me selection of Mr. Field is considered
e luqicious that 1t is not at all probable
.aat ae VIII have opposition from any
@glet. There is at present practically no
Ms;terest manifested in politics IN the Sixth
\, msttIict Inc farmers are busily engaged
~ harvesting and are occupying their leiS-
w moments In a careful study of the
Vg ny methods OF crop Investigation.
:, lug TACT seems fully recognized through
,ae district that the question of congress
lan lor the new Sixth district IS practical
:, settled md that all that now remains
= ne done Is to roll up big vote for Mr..
~ on November 4. There are no issues
,ssiore the people, hence In this district
ise e y no necessity for public speaangs.
~ ~ y - ar. Fields intention, however to visit
tb VIC near future number of points
,,nH os the district with the view OF
tb y'e thoroughly ascertaining the wants of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
sHERlFFs' DEPARTMENT.

La Grange, Texas. October IA Arrest
Arthor Hardrick. / hold warrant for his
arrest for theft q a mule and / win pay
$40 for him In any Jail in Texas: this ne.
gro IS supposed 10 be well known in Bay
City Texas; ne IL described rs follows:
Slender built, dark ginger cake color, about
q years old about five feet nine Inches
high weight i6O pounds wore dark suit
Of clothes, black hat when last seen, one
PECULIARLY Is he has thin lips and his hair
IS inclined to show snuttish red when
you are close by when arrested lot mo
hear from party making arrest. a. Locssin.
sheriff Fayettc county, Texas.
Calvert, Texas. October 11-Strayed on
stolen, one pair black mules. Que horse
Inrile and one mare mule branded o on
left hip will pay S. for mules. Guy Town
send, sheriff.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
Travis County Nominations.

Austin, Texas, October l5.--The demo
cratic executive committee Of Travis couu
~. at meeting today nominated County
Judge George Calhoun for district Judge.
Morris. resigned County Chairman James
Hamilton was nominated for county fudge
ana John w HornSby was elected cha Il.
man of tho county executive committee.
y some talk as to the committee having
the power 70 make nominations but local
party leaders say they were justified as
tlon
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
Victoria Locals.

Victoria. Texas. October ia very large
audience witnessed "rhe Old Mems Con-
vention" by local talent at the opera house
last night under the direction OF ffoi.
and Mrs. o. A. Hail for the heDent OF
the o'Connor Guards. Il is a mirth maker
from start to finish and is adapted TO the
introduction, very appropriately, Of singing
dancing and other specialtiesi al o. W1l i.i
100 o,eii executed The entire affair was
"a nronoUnced success and was followed ~
q Kan AZ the Casino, given by the guards
COMPLIMENTARY 10 their. friends
senator ]. ". Bailey has been invited y
49,, ne Southwest Texas fqlr at Victoria
* y, N.sven,her II. and n committee was ap-
nSi1ted by the Business Mems association
last night to arrange ior ms ensetl''iHi''e''
while here II lie accepts
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
Fannlr County RenubIleans.

Bonham Texas, October 15A rcpub.
llcsn county convention was held here to
day and a full county ticket was nom.
mated which is the first complete rcpuh-
lean ticket ever put out in Fsnuin county
The nomination Of nr, c. A, Gray Of this
was heartily Endorsed Il. " Shaw Of La.
dunia and Harry Parker Of Honey Grove
were nominated for State representatives
aud Hon, II, b. Taylor Of this city for
puuuft- fudro