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squirting tired horse. For a moment be
responds Then outraged nature reasserts
itself and he falls in a heap. Sedatiyes are
equally Ineffective. AT nrst they deaden
pain but afterward comes the reaction aud
Reener suffering than before.
What the stomach needs is rest. To OBJ
tain il substitute must be found for the
natural digestive juices. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure is the only substitute which accom-
plishes natures results by natures own
methods. II gives the stomach perfect rest
by dgesting what you eat. No dieting is
necessary. Eat all the good food you want,
build up the system aud at the same time
relieve the stomach from all possibility.
The rest viii restore IL TO It's natural condi-
ton and soon effect complete cure. This
IS the only rational and common sense
method OF aiding nature,
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known dy for any
l nrsSS ,orous diet
shin an cases OF
rcqrouble. Even
sried. Such a
nsnlnga EYnrY
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1AE oLp sToNE FoRT.

No Agreement 7s 20 Location Has Yet
Been Reached
NsrosaochcA Texas. March "a conf
mittcc ~ wdios from the Cum Concilio
oluj, hold % conference with the Nacog'
dochcs university trustees Yesterday even
ing IN rcrard TO moving the old stone FORT
and erecting t ou the grounds belonging
10 the university 4 satisfactory agree.
mont ,y1s not reached Mrs Emma BlOunt
lhfrdlsr. chairman ~ tho ciuH committee
ohUfpa The Post correspondent This mora
M that another meeting would take place
his afternoon between the ladies' ANA lrNs
ta... spa taat "a definite conclusion woIl,
Ie r.acRcd and she fully expected t1Jt
,ho Nh building would he placed UPON
mo university pgorcrty and would be used
as public library.
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Waco Fire pepartment.

Waco, Texas. March T. Tho Waco aw
department held IFS annual meeting an1
election Of officers last night TIC follow
Ing officers were elected: Chiof A Ma.
Prescott; FIRST assistant chief, Lee l. Wi
son, second assistant chief, Eugene Irai''
secretary. D. {. Hays; treasurer J. j..
Mayheld Al of the officers were
elected except the second ask slant ehlfi.
A NJ Prescott has been tho head ~ go"
department for dfteen years aud his cleo
ZION last night Is the sixteenth time.
The department Is in fine condition. n
fremen's convention that will meet Ia ibis
city May IA, u and 10.
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THE FIFE MEETING.
Lookhsrt People Continue to Take Great
Ir,tnraet II n

Lookhart People Continue to Take Great
Interest in Il.
Lockhart, Texas. March 4-Intsrcst in
the Fife revival meeting. which is now ia
the third week of it's progress, is undated.
Good congregations attend all thc dag scr
vices, and az night the capacious building
is filed to Its utmost capacity About l2o
professions have been made, hut as vet
the church doors have not hceu opened for
me reception Of members. This Will he 81
matter for the local ministry TO attend TO
after MIR Fife has concluded his evan
Eclistlc labors This meeting will long br
God In the conviction and conversion of
sinners aud the awakening 10 renewed spir-
itual life 81 the church and the ministry.
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we'll caved and allied In with
Ave feet Of clay and sand
found Ia. blue sand Ip 10
writing the drillers have bee
rench the former derth.
About three gallons Of oil wai
kept. II T. thought by those s.
iiow that enough oil can be- "a
produce the fuel Tor the pnmpi
arranging skimming tgpk
be found Il ready market at th'
sured. Nessrs. Bond 4 Hansen
charge ~ Mr.. Miln'r's rice lam
this well thorough test for q
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Mineral Wells. Texas, March 5.-Lnst fall
]. H. Miller, farmer residing four miles
north Of Mineral Wells, wrote a letter end
put Il In the middle Of bale OF cotton,
directing the person who opened the bale
10 write TO him. stating the price paid and
when received Last week Mr. Miller was
agreeably surprised 10 receive the following
letter dated at Hayre, France, January %
1902;
"Niessrs Berger & Co. spinners, found
your letter In bale they bought on OcIo-
Der -. They beg TO inform you that thet
paid for Il "a francs ner fifty kilos. abort
a.36 cents per pound. The bale was shipp'i
cu INC steamer Mincnla. which sailed on
November 10, and arrived here on Deeeu'
her Il A"
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Notice OF Registration

onice OF Registrar Of City Of Hcusten,
PRESTON street side Of cid market
me onice OF the registrar for the rewtstrs-
ZION q the legally qusHned voters u Hour-
7th day Of April 1902, win be spcp, sc-
cnrdlng 10 law, Tuesday. March nts R
m, aud Il viii continue 70 be open fer ths
registration Of the legally qasifaed voters
ciuded. from o'clock A. N. tili o'clock
p. m OF each day, and no longer
To be entitled 10 register. eytry male per
sen must be n years. OF age BY The DAY Of
the United States, and must have residsd
In the State one year next preceding the
election, and the last SIX months In the city
OF Houston; He must furnish the regis
number OF the ward. the name Of the street
on which he lives, and the number Of the
house In which he resides.
Voters must register in person, and not
by letter or proxy. iciots; lunaties,
sons convicted OF felony not restored to
the right OF suffrage BY the governor, and
all soldiers, mariners and seamen in the
army or navy OF the United States are not
allowed to register. Ne previous reEistra.
tion certificates VIII be accepted at the
election for which this registration Is held.
Under the law, all persons applying to vote
In the city az Houston must be registered
first and have the registrars certificate Is
sued before they can vote. and every male
person Of foreign birth, subject to none OF
the dlsqualihcatiOns aforesaid. who, at any
time before an election, shah have declared
his intention 10 become a citizen Of the
United States, In accordance with the Fed-
erRl naturalization laws. and shall have re-
sided in this State one year NEXT proceed.
ing such election. sud the last six months
In the coGnty In which he effers to vote,
shall also be deemed qnnshaea voter.
Registrar OF CITY OF Honsteu.
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HaIletsviIle Notes

Haretsvllle Texas, March 4.-1'he wind,
which is from the north Is blowing almost
a gale aud the sand is bilnding.
County court met yesterday In regular
drnrter!y session Both ciHl and criminal
GCckets are unusually small
The san Antonio Brewing association in-
stltutpd suit against q party who. answer
ing pleads that the plalntf WIS . meuher
Of q trust and Is therefore not entitled 10
recover
The city council last night decided Ia OK
tend he water mains aud 70 buy 800 feet
OF hose for the fire companies.
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News Notes.

Austin, Dexss March 4.-I1euteuant
Governor Browning arrived In town today
to look after some private business AFFAIRS
and viii remain here two or three days.
lie says the Panhandle Is 6ourishinG and
that grass is good
Sheriff Little and Assistant County At
rorncy Alexander of Bosque county anu
Sheriff Carleton and District Clerk Taylor
Of Fails county spent yesterday In town
on business
Mr.. A. A Forbes. a mail clerk on the
International and Great Northern between
Palestine and Galveston, was married here
today 10 Miss Lille Jones,
W. j. Detrevillc and family have re-
turned 10 Houston after residing in Austin
for some time
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SUIT FOR ALLEGED A.
Growing Out o, DEALING =
Oil Lsn5.sg 6;
Austin. Texas March
In the Fitty.third dis
Thad. A. Thompson
for alleged violatlo
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RaptIst p,.sbntery At Wharton.

wharton. Texas, March "a Baptist
presbytery, consisting OF four ministers
Rev. ]. c. Gentry Of Waco, Rev. John Mare
Of Lufkin, Rev. J. p. Armstrong OF Eagle
Lake. Rev. J. J. Lovely OF FL Campo "id
Rev Dr. King Of Wharton, will meet In
this city Wednesday for the purpose OF
ordalning Elder A. y. Sparkman as min
Ing and the FIRST services Of this kina N
the Baptist church ~ Wharton. n Jan.
uary Rev. r. ]. Nindham received the nrsi
orders OF the ministry In the Episeopal
church In Wharton.
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FOUND 1T.
Coffee Was Doing the Work in Goo,
STYLE


Cote. Was Doing the Work in Good
Style.
Members Of the same family arc affected
differently by coffee drinking One may
feel the effect in a disCrdered stomach,
while another may nave no trouble With
pitation Of the heart and finally organic
heart disease, or perhaps In another the
kidneys may become affected.
As an Illustration. family in Murphys-
horo, Ill, reports an experience. MIS- Cole
discovered that the sour stomach and nerv-
Gus restless nights We're caused By coffee
drinking. Her mother suffered from nery-
BUSINESS when coffee was used. while the
brother Of the family hecame wreck d.
rectly from coffee drinking.
Mrs. Cole, in her letter, says referring
70 her brother; He went from one physl-
clan to another and his Gaze puzzled them
all until he had tried eleven different ply.
sleians. Some Thought he had apopiexy,
others locomotor ataxia, some advised ope-
points, altogether his case became so alarm
Ing that we were afraid 10 have him alone.
He frequently tainted away, and was ia a
most wretched condition.
Finally one OF the physicians suggested
that possibly coffee brought on some ~ the
symptoms, so he was persuaded Ia give up
coffee and begin the use Of Postum Food
Coffee Then he began 10 recover. and day
by day the old troubles left Now he has
gotten entirely we'll. has gained about thir
~ pounds and Is the picture OF health OF
course he and his family use Postum regn
larry. He says he would as soon drink Z
spoonful OF poison as OF old fashioned
coffee.
When we first began 70 make Postum Il
was boiled but a few minutes and none OF
us liked H. hut since We began making q
properly by having IL boil long enough Z,
bring ont the favor we all consider II gu
perlor TO the old fashioned coffee II I,
| delicious when made right and that 1,
easy.
a number ~ our friends have been curNt
| az various ailments hy leaving on cefei
/ and using Postum With Mrs. IN,
| cofee caused a smothering sensation. hioaf
! ing and serious trouble With ihr heart. SIN
hiss entirely recovered since changing from
: eomnan eonsa Ia PeEtun."
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Van VIaok Notes

Van Week Texas March 3-Ihe ladies'
gave an oyster supper Friday night for
the bene6t Of tho church fund and nott'd
quite nice sum.
W. {. Islsey Of Eagle Grove Iowa,
spent several days here visiting his friend
J. O. stockton.
Mrs Hugh Donely Of Eagle Grove. Iowa,
Joined her husband here Friday. Ihey
wiu make this their future homo.
The ladies' of the Methodist Episcopal
church have started a tuud tar the purpose
OF building & church at this place
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Aemnst-ad Neme Iten,s.

Hampstead. Texas March 4The Hem
mond buildings on the east side Of tie roll.
road have been repaired and painted ana
will be occupied by w f Duer In few
dhys as a saloon.
The protracfed meeting az the Method 70
church viii continue for several days. Mrs.
Zehuer Of Dallas Will be here Thursday Go
assist iu the meeting.
Mr. GaIewsky left last night FOR 81. Louis.
ia + Johns OF Chlckasha, T. r., Is va
tina fIfV
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Insurance Company Changes Hands.

Austin, Texas, March &C. e. Wilson,
well known capitalist Of Fort Worth. today
purchased the entire property and holidays
Of the Texas Home Mutual Fire Insurance
company Of this city.
Mr.. Wilson is president Of the Continent
al Fire Insurance company Of Fort Worth,
hut will conduct both institutions Sepa-
rately.
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Recommends II 70 All sufferers.

Gentlemen:-I have been afflicted for four
or five years with dyspepsia ! have tried
various remedies without any good results
and final was induced 10 use kod0l Dys-
pepsja Cure / cannot say too much in it's
favor as one bottle cured me, recommend
the remedy TO all who suffer from the same
caMsa -nAH-d MayLnr. MIndrIdEe. Penn
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CURSE
= r | N K
Cured by
WHITE RIBBON REMEDY.
Can Be Given in Glass OF Water, Tee
or Coffee Without Patients
KNOWLEDGE.


White Ribbon Remedy will cure or de.
Tiroy the diseased appetite for alcoholic
stimulanis, whether the patient is a con-
nrmed inehriute. "a tipplef,' social drink.
or or drunkard Impossible for any enc to
have an appetite for alcoholic liquors after
using White Ribbon Remedy.
ENDORSED BY MEMBERS w G. T. u.
Mrs Moore. Superintendent OF the We
mans Christian Temperance Union, writes
~ have tested white Ribbon Remedy on
very obstinate drunkards and the cures
have been many. 10 many. cases the Rem
sdy was given secretly. | cheerfuily rec
nmmend and ndorse white Ribbon Rem
rdy Members OF our linton are delighted
% hnd a practical and economical treat.
men; 10 aid us IN our temperance work
Mrs. NekJ president 81 the Woman .
Christian Temperance Union, states: Il
know Of SO many people redeemed from
the curse Of drink by the use Of White
Ribbon Remedy that | earnestly reques,
you to give 81 a trial" Druggists. or BY
mail. ST. Trial package free by writing
MRS a ~ TOWNSEND flor wears Seera
tlry Of the Woman's Christian TempeEaRes
Dniopi. 2lS FREMONT ST, BOSTON
MASS SOLD IN HOUSTON BY kIES
ling. ger MAIS STREET.
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Department Notes.

Austin Texas, March 4.-The comptroll mas 1
today registered issue of S2oo Oaky.ssoIiHrce
school house bonds n,o
County Judge ]. T. Maroney and c
Commissioner Z. B. Robb of Lufkin'ved tho
here today and consulted the sttorneecn Fort
eral regarding a $4,000 court house position
issue for Angelina county. held mau-
Mr. J. n. Cunningham, the neany operA'-
revenue agent, arrived In town t.
assumed charge Of the office.
The State purchasing agent VIEWS.
on the 10th for clothing for all
tutions don Is Being
Governor Sayers returned
from Waco. ~ -r-1or
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Fall County lmproyement.

Marllu. Texas March After making
tour o. the county Tax Assessor Joe
Barnes discovers that the improvements on
the farms have not been above the average
In past years but that IN the towns and
cities ~ the county there has heeu most
wonderful progress and uphuildlng
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Mason Matters.

over W b Texas, March 3-District court Is
county lud9n with quite large docket.
tort lanes Gooch returned from Arizona with
Cleveland, seth, who has been dangerously III
sheriff; Rneumonia
io,, Misses Kathleen and l.. G. Crosby
q n6ltod last night from Chickasha, L. r.
Helsley, are going to spend the summer with
missone' grandmother Mrs. Emma Crosby, at
peace, IN.
stable. + Cemetery association is preparing
lice ofSuild a substantial fence.
Bowm,here was a railroad meeting yesterday
Alysra nothing definite was decided upOn.
Grlndio more members were added TO the com
as corttee Major Walker and f. !. Lembug.
pencerhe young folks had dance at Geish.
ncatierdt hall Friday night.
There is very little sickness In the town
md vicinity.
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Texas. These warrants will be forwarded
10 senator Culbersou, who will nc them
with the committee Of claims and they will
then be presented to congress In behalf Of
an act TO reimburse Texas for money PAID
tor such purposes. providing they are over
and above taxes paid into the state treas
ury by Greer county
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Austin. Texas, March 4.-The following
charters were fled today:
Buck Directory company Of Fl Paso; capl-
tai stock $4,000. Purpose: To conduct
printing and publishing business. incor-
porators T. \. Buck, J. q, Hilzlnger aud
r. e. Hunter.
Charlie r Munger Investment company
~ Hcuston; capital stock $4,000. Purpose:
10 accnmuate and loan money. lncorpora-
tors & Il. Munger. Russell Munger W,
4. r.. Gordon. r. Il. Richardson Of Houston. u,
G.. Miiiart auad L. E. Williams. Glenwood,
The First Christian church OF Farmers
vile, 1,Tas; no capital stock. lncorpora.
tors: u y Spain T. I, SiminSton and
Miiiinn Nentherly
Iufkin Foundry and Machine company
!. ct Lufkin capital stock $4,000 Purpose:
MTa purchase. manufacture and repair an
ion, sfeel. brass, copper. zinc, tin. etc u
:. eorporstors: S. W. Henderson, J II kurth,
y Eli Wiener F. KavanauGh, Sr., and Jr., Ill
lkzDf Lrfkin.
-. cnristinn Tate & Co. Of Marble Falls;
eapitai stock 5000 Purpose Genera mer-
chandise lncorporatovs: George Christian,
A. c. Tate and J. Is. DnuEherty.
The Beaumont Telephone company amend
ID Its charter by increasing its capital
stcrk from 10000 10 $4,000
LAmhert Breckenridge Reminder Clock
Accompany of San Antonio; capital stock $40
NN Purpose; To manufacture and sell
elertric clocks. IncorpoIatorS: Clarence
lrmbert W u. Breckenridge and Lafe
h, The Fails City Ginning company Of Fails
city. Karnes county. Purpose: To con
strurt and operate a mill and cotton gin.
Undergraduates ]. A. LorcnZ, John Gavlik,
= IT., and a. +. Kolodjlc.
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and ,
shci ~
raj 81
Iuts III
ners =
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Malaria and yellow Jack.

zen ht lErom n Y Herald January "a, 1907 81 step
| on aW The widow of Dr. Lazeare who, Eestion
ie employ of the Government w6i eS''1s
y Cuba, was inoculated with Yell hare
in lever through mosquito bites, and dseether
* 70 applied to Congress for relief to-day.h Is by
Es usns The above tells of the sad culmntial.
on Of series of experiments by foolish
iovernment, all of which proved S Hs 70
lusiyely that the familiar mosquito Neyv or
apgerous vehicle for carrying MALI
yellow Jack" and other malarial feion most
|peah y Ihose who are exposed TO mosqt Of good,
editct s,puld take warning. Nature promo SOME
|ereStH certain degree of resistance, W.T. !" -
Ave - hen the bodily functions are in moor which
|,postrs 9ndiion, is sufficient to ward ofapted and
- I, ases but If any of the functions archie worst
ing, u there is weakness, there Is
M. and particularly If the blood Isl hoes y.
|mpaf uFe OF impoverished there is great Grorntiy
Sioes ssr. If you would escape, keep
Lue Il Aood pure and properly nourished shed add
l. A. az. Harters Iron Tonic. That Is because
i. ~ ctly What IL does and has been d6whSte.el
H., - pr the last half-a-century 1t is rett Drs
|ikss he'd Everywhere the best blood p6 digest
sr and tonic in use. Ter aibu
Ia q Houston. Texas Aug. l. 100,
LIS a 81 have used DIR. Harter's Iron til recon
a. ssaysef and in my family for twenty-i
- :, ears and can heartily recommend Hei,,a
|fies Z + ree9ri il as particularly valuahea hein.
|epo~ frf ph u.a'afis9and other feyers. "a harm
]. II. Hayes.
on Stand & Emigration Agt., Frisco LnePrenar%
|n1en ~ <{<N ssutn"s hh ts0fe "'e'N'' henH an I'm
h edutJ1 build ~
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Burned While Trying TO Save Furniture.
workman, Texas March 4-Roy stubhs
aud George neldiu were badly burned on
the hands aud face yesterday while trying
Ia save some OF the school furniture. The
wind blew so hafd the building burned
we're fast.
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Kidney troubles Of years stand
ing are cured in a few days or
weeks by
Doan's Kidney Pills, The Lit
lie Conqueror Of Kidney Ills.
SO cents at any drug store.
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TEXAS POLITICAL

Slsydsn Now Has No has sold the paper
Bexar Cour Craig. who recently
San Antonio. Texas ( from Spring creek.
-rto.,,., NJ. :, .ht, fnlty here is gather.
iue'u"fe harr'S OF Itch to erect a lodge
from the race for cche two-story hall which
James l.. Slayden AL weeks ago. 1t Is said
county. He viii netting with good success,
night in a number 30 build brick structure.
trlct' ii as to whether or not Tyler
have an election to determine
JOHNSON. preference tn thr matter ~
which has been effectively In
poi,daxt>, E=ncarly four years IS being dis
- it Is understood that petitions
omitted from various portions
Cleburne, T,uuty soon asking that snotha
he ascar;ainet held whereby prohibition may
5e,,,ocra,i, npted or abandoned. as tho popu-
'ii', ava" Pay decide
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FOR MAYOR.

AT the solicitation Of q large number OF
the citizens of Houston, hereby announes
myself a candidate for the onlce OF mayor,
O. I. Holt.
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CRY ASSESSOR.

hereby apnouuce myself as 4 candidate
Tor re- election 10 the odiee OF city ass.sJNr
and collector, subject 10 the action OF 'hs
democratic primaries. .,s,.A
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Al the solicitation of my many frtends
who have contributed 20 my announcement
fund. | announce myself IS candidate tcf
re- election 10 the ofAee OF city sttorne{
subject 10 the action 81 the demasth Sue
,ci51ysries Joe II. sam.
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THE Post Is authorized TO announce j. a.
Me as a candidate for chief OF police sup
iect to the action OF the demorrauc pF'
mAries.
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The Death Roll.

Austin. Texas March Mrs Ellen J.
suas.irawford, aged No years died yesterday at
be family homo in this city. She has re.
| zsls lded ~ Austin FOR the past fourteen years
nd had many close friends. Five daughters
nd three sons survive her She was buried
his afternoon at O'Clock
t,.,.. The remalns Of Mrs. J. T. Bell who died
-. lunday, were shipped to Round Rock last
e'eea light Tor burial.
aore " p r. I.usk. aged 81 years, an old veteran
hzye Ht thr Confederate Home, died yesterday
oranr 1nforostiou rascbet bar IoGay;
70 eing from Lockhart announcing the death
Mr.. Edward Schutze, aged 20 years and
ormerly 4 citizen Of Austin.
the e. The is months old son OF Mr. and Mrs
m dxS'harles Brown, residing near Cedar Val
-,,,..s1sy, died yesterday from eating sulphur
'oINF-aafches
IL re1- Mrs y C. Pearce wife Of Prof Pearce
Ut mrincipa Of the High school, died this after
H. Il DON
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hereby announce myself as a cGndi-
date Tor The office OF chief Of police, sub
ject TO action OF the democratic primaries.
John w. Howard.
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land measures 14x2T
T.. J Marshall.
rill Smith, trusto
for 81 and othei
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CITY TREASURES.

h.rebv announce myself as candidate
tor reelection to the ofhce OF city tfeas-
urer. subject 70 the action OF the demo
cratic primaries. n - S@aN"'
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HEALTH OFFICER.

The Post IA authorized 10 announce pr.
w NJ Rrumby as . candidate tot wy
Health officer. subject 70 the acuon ot
the democratic primaries.
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hereby announce myself as candldate
for tho offce OF city attorney sup)ect 70
The action Of the democratic primaries.
w r. IL stone.