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Assignment al coulson.

Bryan, Texas, November 10. L. Tabor
of this city, doing general merchandise
business at Coulson, Fort Bend county.
filed general assignment here last night,
naming r. J. Ford of this city as trustee.
The schedule OF liabilities IS as follows;
Ford q Ford, attorneys, $3.50; II. @. Hrler.
salary. SEQ; J. NJ McCorquodale, wages,
500; ]. w. Howell note, 5000; j. W.
Howell. note. 500; First National bank,
s5OO, p. r. Timpson, Houston, rent, $50;
" II. Cochran STAFFORD, $500: Mrs. Annie
Tabor, separate estate, 5000; Theodore
Keller. Houston, S1O64 II. u. Taylor q
Sons. Houston, $3.50; Gust. Heye Co,
Galveston. 1901; Bering Cortes, Houston
Sigs; kirkland & Morrow Houston, 1910;
f,us Levy q Co. Galveston, S1OS; Calves
ion Dry Goods Co.. S15S Houston Ice and
brewing company, $74; Charles Helm,
Houston S25: Houston Drug company, S84i
IA n. Cunningham, Houston, $3.50; total
SO TAG The assets as scheduled consist
~ lands and town lots in various places
in Texas, horses. mules, cattle and crops
OF corn and sugar cane In Fort Bend
county the values Of which are not given
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SIXTEENTH.


Fl Paso, Texas November 4-Returns 8,
far give Smith 1883, Hunt l25
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YORK DEFEATED THuRMoNn
POLL TAX AMENDMENT
PROBABLE THAT IT HAS CARRIED,
BUT STILL SOME DOUBT.
Returns Are Not Yet Complete Enough
to Definitely Decide lt-Country
Appears to Be for 1t.

The returns as to the poll tax amendment
are by no means complete, but from the
figures which have been sent IN It appears
that the amendment has carried Most If
the Agricultural counties seem to have
given majority for IT, However. II Will
fake a fuller count ia positively assure the
success Of the measure.
ANDERSON.
Palestine Texas, November 4.-lndlca-
lions are that the poll tax has carried the
county by safe majority.
AUSTIN.
Wallis, Texas, November 4.-Tor amend
ment 100. against 100.
New ulm Texas, November 4.-For
amendment lSl, against y,
BAsTRoP.
smithvflle, Texas, November this
box For amendment 100, against 21O.
BOWIE.
New Boston, Texas, November 4.-tor
amendment 800 against 81
BRAzoRIA.
Columbia, Texas, November 4.-For
amendment ~, against =.
Angleton, rexas, November 4.-Constitu
tional amendment carried here.
BURNETT.
Burnett Texas November 4.-For amend
ment 144, against 40.
BURLESON.
Caldwell, Texas, November 4.--Partial re
turns indicate 100 majority for amendment
~ Burleson county.
COLLIN
Mckinney, Texas, November 4.--Amend
meut has carried 10 this county.
COLORADO
Columbus, Texas. November 4-Fol
amendment 20T against ~
Eagle Lake, Texas, November 4,tol
amendment las, against rs,
Momar Texas, November T., Total vote
pollcd BIS. for the amendment 526.
Altar, rexss, November 4For amend
mept 35. against
COOKE.
Gainesville. Texas November l.-ReturnI
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RETURNS FROM MlcHlaAN.
A Democratic CONGRESSMAN Was Elected
in the First District.

A Democratic CONGRESSMAN Was Elected
in the First District.
Detroit. Mich November 4.-The repub-
leans of Michigan have reelected Governor
Bliss and their entire state ticket, eleven
Of the - congressman had a noverwhelm-
ing majority Of the members Of the State
legislature. This majority is estimated at
between 10000 and 5000.
Governor Bliss ran heavily behind his
ticket from l0,0oo to 2o,0oo it Is estimated
at midnight
H. 7 Durand. democratic candidate for
governor pol!ed a correspondingly heavy
vote, especially in Detroit, which he car
RED by about 5000. At midnight all indica-
lions pointed 10 the election OF Alfred
Lucklng democrat, TO congress from the
First district John 3. Coriiss, the present
member, was cut deeply.
The republicans viii have an oyerwhelm-
Ing majority in both branches Of the legis-
lature. This assures the election of Gen
Cral Alger 10 oil the uneXpired term of the
late United States senator, James Nc
MILAN.
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FIRE. c. .
OO Ot Of Sluart'S Gin and Blu.
enum y, Kidney and
Bladder Troubles.

|huse p so die from Brlght's disease
ler foll many overwork themssIvaS
klllng IS Suuer from Diabetes DronsS
4. ~ Oi the Feet and ankles Rbo,Ipp,s'
OF the PPii oSd1, Goqt Gravel, Infiamma.
,vons ~ Hd Bladder, Sleeplessness, Anaemis
III, Win fIitssanache, Neuralgia, Urine ioots
bass Wet surong odor, frequent desIrs
snsrt, wafer, Dizziness. uesire
kon 60 . I'm and Buchu will destro,, a..
BIZ ell 'nat permanent cure iJs y,a "a
.mptlv S Use falls. All the synn t,aus
II disappear and Won Fey ~ hPsotns
Ist sne hrst dose. ThousonSsl PETER
beatty csr ever heard OF have been n ane
leh slv esrsa by Stuart's Gin ana g pi Per
heys S T energy, life and noga, uc t,.t
the hiotHey cause the kIdnevs ny
ana y ~, 10 make II redder ma III PHI,
! ynnr LIZ nourishlng. Puts 49, IL.
i smbt.hioay new color into yonr we
y rb'sl,ga into yptr mind nav, piooi,
les. 81 81 kidney trouble. SnId u pa dno
hoFonphir express prepaid. sf uluk
Is Gin iested for twenty ycsrs e.,
enn aud Buchu. pleas5n ears stu
hers tfrly on this grand rnre 70 take.
write get a free sample hottIe m ssssi
do, StnA request on no Sie sim;
'ert,. quart Drug To-, 1tIan4 "st ~ card
q ntansin and Buchu viii e. "a, ana
Il hesite,. there are no condltiops ~ ~
h 10 Haus TO write US al any t1rn 80
bet A1on BY KieslIns. 5o3 Main
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LATE ReTuRNs FROM TEXAS.

Fort Davis, Jeff Davis County. Texas No
vember 4.--Vote for congress at Fort Davis:
Smith Dem SO; Hunt tRep) 156.
son elected legislature from Ninety-sixth
representative district. The vote for CON
gresham for Webb county: Garner (Dem)
1O43; Scott tRepl 1884,
Uvalde. tJvalde County. Texas. November
4.-Vote for congressman at this box: Gar
ner Deml 223; Scott tRepl 100 Vote for
governor Of this box. Lanham 246; Burkitt
1873: Carroll ] /; Freeman 4
Laredo, Webb County, Texas, November
The vote so far us returned for Webb
county shows for governors Lanham 1857;
Burkitt 1871.
Maria, Preside County. Texas. November
4 Vote FOR governor at this box Lanham
12S; Burkitt 8.
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Killed by a Train.

Fort Worth. Texas November 4r. f,
Roughton, aged as years, was killed last
night by the cars because he refused "a
heed the warning Of a watchman on New
York avenue Roughton 10 his buggy drove
deliberately on the track In front OF n
rapidly moving Texas and Prcihc passen-
ger train. The engine struck the buggy,
Killing the horse. demolishng the vehicle
and crushing the mans skull. from the
effects 81 which he died this morning The
body remained on the pilot and was
brought into the union station. half mile
distant. before II could be removed
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Bio Dreloina Contact Awarded.

Gueydan, La, November a.. rhls after
noon the bids for twentyeight mites OF
dredging work to he done In the Gueydan
drainage district were opened and the con.
tract was awarded TO Henry r. tSueydan
as representative of local syndicate.
Work must begin within two months ana
he completed within n year, This will drain
q vast territory and reclaim many thousand
acres of marsh lands. The other bidders
were +. H. Camors and Mcnse q Co.
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County Judge Dupree SO, vasmer 8;
county clerk Dupree 81, Stanley g: dis
trict clerk AIbrecht 1s; county attorney,
Schwander 10; county treasurer Farmer %:
county surveyor. Bradhurn is; sheriff. An
dcrson 90, Dixon l. tax collector. Glass 20;
tax assessor, Schneider II; comfy super.
mtendent, Cline TO- governor. Lanham IL.
Freeman 20 Burkitt 6; for amendment .,
against 3S.
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FIRsT WARD RETrRNs

?; congress Ball oo3. Mcdaniel II. Bonglo
,; county Judge, Duprce 1871, vssmer lis;
county clerk, Dupree 1n7 Stanley II;
sheriff ANDERSON 22S' Dixon 81; justice
mlon l75 O'BrIon 80, Renfro 70; for con.
stltutional amendment, 100; against con,
stltutioua amendment on.
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sosssssssssssSsssssossssssss
CONGRESSIONAL RETURNS.

twenty Districts Are Yet to Be Heard
from Definitely.
Chicago, November 5-Dispatches to
the Associated Press up to 2;3o a. m. show
that the republicans have elected 1876 con-
grcssmen, the democrats 176 and the indie
pendents g. with twelve districts to be
heard from
/ Democrats In present delegation.
Republicans In present dSfSgatiou
Number Of congressman In 1rifty-cighth
congress.
Democrats in new delegation
. Republicans In new delegation.
Doubtful
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fontague, Texas November 4 Vote for
aslessman at this box: ! n Stophens
pc TN, -s2; Rector, republican, .. Very
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Take oXIDINE for chnls and Feyers.
Cure guaranteed
CoImesneII 10 .Inoorporate.

colmesnell. Texas. November 4.-The cleo
tion held here yesterday for incorporating
for school purposes resulted as follows: For
Incorporation 20, against none The follow
Ing trustees were also elected at the same
time; II. u. Craig Robert Fulgham. J,
c. HARRISON. J, L. Craig, s, II. Meadows,
7. H. Daniel and W. b. Ward.
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Killed by FsIlino Into : Well.

Fort Worth Dcxas, November A. Francis
Dake a prominent young farmer in Wise
county, seven miles north Of Decatur, was
Instantly killed today whilc ascending from
deep we'll az point forty feet from the
bottom Dake was overcome by damp and
fell 10 the bottom Of the well. His neck
was broken and skull crushed.
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M uN2LsAskNT ExpERIENcE.


Has II ever been your unhappy lot 70 be
told by your physician that you must go 10
hospital - submit to an operation II
50. You remember With what dread and
shrinking You awaited the day when you
must endure the knife. The present day
surgeon appears to be possessed by mania
for operating, especially in cases Of hem
orrholds or piles, and while the greater
number OF the profession do not recon-
mend this last resoiN' unless they hon
estly believe II necessary the fact remains
that much needless operating is done, and
the patient put TO much expense and suf-
fering for whatl To obtain n possible
temporary relief; these words are used
advisedly, because In nine cases out Of ten
the affiictlon returns and tho patient Is just
where he started from Oftentimes he
could be cured much more simply and
easily by the use OF such a remedy as the
Pyramid Pile Cure; this has come to he
recognized as the best remedy on the mar
ket for the painful disease named and the
druggists now sell moro Of II than all other
pile remedies combined. The writer per-
with the worst form OF bleeding and pro-
truding piles aud who were permanently
cured by the use OF Pyramid Pile Cure In
every one Of these cases the attending ply
siclhn had assured the sufferer that only
by m operation could he rid hlmseir Of the
dlseHse; so much for the infalIbility Of the
doctors, This remedy, which is sold by all
druggists at the low price Of hfty cents
is IN suppositery form, is applied directly
10 the parts affected and performs its work
quietly and paiDlessly. The Pyramid Drug
Co.. Marshall, Mich. viii mail free to any
address a hook telling all about rIles or
hemorfhoids. their cause and cure
A suggestion Is offered that In the reader
Is Afflicted, OF knows any one who Is. this
book be sent for, as It will be found In.
valuable.
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TOUR OF cHIcAeo MEN.
Forty-one Merchants and Bankers Will
Investigate Texas Resources.

Forty-one Merchants and Bankers viii
Investigate Texas Resources.
Chicago. November "A party Of repre-
sentative Chicago business men left here
late this afternoon for tour OF the South
west, primarily as the guests Of the State
OF Texas A week will be spent In visiting
the principal cities Of rexas, inspecting
the varied resources OF the State. Besides
the Texas points, the Itinerary includes
stops at Wichita. Kan. Guthrie and Okla
hOmn City. o. r., New Orleans, Jackson,
Miss, Nlcksburg, Miss and Memphis.
Tenn. Special committees have been APP
pointed by the Texas general committee
to take charge Of the guests at the Eev-
eral points visited and provide for their
entertainment.
Among those who make NJ the party
OF fortg-on representing ChicaEo's fore
most business interests, are: -, A. Eek
hart, J v. Farwell, Jr.,. d. b Forgan, J.
H. Self Paul Morton. J. r. Harahan, g..
H. Deere. J. II Bradley. l.. " Noyes, W.
j. Chalmers, ez Mayor ]. A. Roach, A..
A. sprague, G. F. Gunther and John
Creerar.
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Ma MeotInn q eaIneauIIle.

Gainesville, Texas, November 4,-The citi.
zens Of Gainesville had mass meeting at
the court house tonight which was ad.
dressed by MIR +. n. Farnham OF Detroit
Mich, In behalf Of the proposed Mckinney
and Gainesville electric railway. Or. A,
J. Caldwell OF Tioga also addressed the
meeting.
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REsuL MS m KANSAS.
The Democrats Lost in the Congressional
Race.

Race.
Topeka, Kan, November 4. Kansas has
gone republican by at least 10000 majority.
The entire State ticket and all the eight
congressman are elected by the republicans.
The republicans Will have 100 members Of
the legislature The democrats did not
expect 10 elect their state ticket, but
candidate for governor did not run better
than he did. The democrats devoted most
OF their attention TO the legislature There
was a fractional fight among the republicans
FOR United states senator. which made II
seem that the democrats had a good chance
70 carry the legislature. In few couu-
ties they made gains. but the republican
majority Will be about the same as last
wear
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WTLLIAMSoN.

Georgetown, Texas, November 4.-For
state senator Rountree carried the county
by 1900 majority. The election was hotly
contested; no Interest manifested IN ether
candidates.
Grnnger. Texas, November 4-Rountree
212: Faubion %.
Liberty Hill Texas, November 4.-Roun-
tree 100: Faubion 81
Hutto, Texas November !. Vote AZ this
box; For state senator. l.. 7 Rountree
ms: James Faublou 80. only about y
half vote rolled count complete.
Bartlett Texas. November 4 For St1te
senator Rcuptree 144; Fsuhion Il; vote
light
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Midland, Texas, November 4-Ihe vote
for congressman for Midland county:
smith tDem.) 262, Hunt (RepJ 81.
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SECOND WARD.

AT 2;3O this morning the count was pro
crossing slowly. Vasmer and Dupreo were
running close together. Dupree being slight
~ in the lead. Matthews and Marmlon
were leading O'Brien and Renfro by large
majorities
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sEABRooK CoMptETE.

Congress. Ball 30, Mcdaniel o; governor.
Lanham 49, Burkltt o. Carroll I; county
Judge Dupree re, Yasmcr y; county clerk
Dupree "a, Stanley 81: sheriff. Anderson 49,
Dixon Z; justice peace precinct No g Roll
%, ldlebrook 20, Constable "a: for constitu.
tlonNl amendments 3j against COnstitu
tIonal amendments 4. Total vote 40.
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TENTH.
nAsrRnP.

II. rorss November 4.-vote for con
Evan at this box; A! S. Bur'eson
l .l,son w Texas, November 4.Returns
St tse county give Burleson 300, schen-
sItihrine. Texas. November 4.-This box
srleson 220; Schenken 125.
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nEMoCRATIc r1cKrr ELEcrEn.

Incomplete returns from the city and
e,ection Of tho entire county democratic
ticket by safe majorlties Judge Vasmcr is
certainly defeated. the country boxes re-
turning heavy majorities against him,
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THIRD WARD "B"-coMPLDTF

Congress. Ball 415 Mcdaniel ia; COVER.
nor, Lanham 403. Burkitt ll2; county
judge, B. Dupree S7I vasmer 1897 county
clerk +. +. Dupree 403 Stanley 116:
sheriff, Anderson 4A2, Dixon 00 justices
o'Brien 100 Rentfro "A: for amendment
pa, against amendment ia.
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FALLS

ttlttAs i NAdos AVN K AptL iAtui l=G
FALLS.
'agsu, Texas, November 4.-vote 10
FRESHMAN: R L. Henry Dem.) IA
1t. Texas November 4. For congress,
r. l.. Henry (Dem) 246; G. h. Har
est, Texas, November 4. Henry 296.
AGO, Texas November 4.-Count so Ia
! Henry 352s.
TWELFTH.
COMANCHE.
manche, Texas. November 4.-The vot,
for Cdmanche county-Gil
Ie DEM. ls6; Greenwall RepJ, 81.
eERATH.
lblln Texas, November 4.-yote 70
FRESHMAN at this box; Gillespie Dem
Dr. 8 a. Grecnwan CRep) is.
PARKER.
rutherford, Texas, November 4.-Th,
for congressman for Parker comfy
'splc, 100; Grcenwall, 100.
THIRTEENTH.
DALLAM.
ilhaSt Texas, November 81 n
hens Cpcml 223. n. o. Rector iron
James Smidt lsoCialisb ..
nnton, Texas. November Voto "a
stessmaa at this box: John STEPHENS
ocrat US; Z. y, Rector. republican
&c , % constitutional amendment, tw
MONTAGUE.
ontaeue' Texas, November 4 Vote n
,lessIlan at this box: ]. n. Stcphens
vote polled. ''''"' 'e'
FOURTEENTH.
LLANO.
ano, IeXas, November 4.-The vote n
.ess IN. for Llano county: Slovde
~ 90 Meek CRepl %.
'f T9a Falls Texas, November 4.-slny
F'Fam' TEXAS, November 4.-slayde
r, LAMPASAS.
ocrpasas' Texas, November 4 -The vot
nI SstsreS sl for Lampasas county in
blicsn S4Iaayden' democrat, 1874; Meet
FIFTEENTH.
CAMERON.
ownsyllle, Texas. November rhro
bfnenelncts give Garner 1876 majority
q ipeh,eYed the county win give fsor ~
sIorlly Of 300 to 500. u' Nv
HDALGo.
pa 45 Texas, November 4-Garner sse
KINNEY.
ackettville, Texas. Norenhor ~,
,s WI CONGRESSMAN for Kinney count (
" 'Deln) 49, Scott tRep.J is7.
MEDINA.
'NuO' Texas, November 4.-yote forcor
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DE WITT.
Nueros Texas, November 4.--Eicht boxes
siye 734 for the amendment. lSs assinst.
Cuero. Texas November 4-rne county
goes against the amendment BY large
Waxahnrhle Texas, November A-hor
amendment $40, against sos.
BRArH.
ment -, against w.
80, FALLS
cent cent vote poiied, 40 msiority for amend
FAyNIN
Bonham, Texas, November Amend
ment carried by a large majority.
w.. - FAYBrrE.
west Point Texas November 4--For
amendment ldT; against IS.
FORT BEND.
a. tNchmond, Texas, November 4 --Indlca-
tlons are that the poll tax amendment has
carried by large majority.
~ GALVESTON.
league City. Texas. November 4For
amcndment OK; against amendment IS
r IN oMaraue, Texas. November 4-For
'"SHNHhtHt So Against 10.
GREGG.
lnngview, Texas, November 4.-The
amendment carried in Gregg county.
GONZALES.
GONZALES Texas, November 4.-The
amendmbcnt carried in this county.
HARDIN.
sfiLt!,%tional amendmcnt IS; against 10.
village Mills, Texas, November 4-For
amendment lo3; against IL
HENDERSON,
Malakoh. Texas, November 4-For
tutional amendment 482: against 65 is5
uncounted; about half vote polled
HOUSTON.
Crockett, Texas November 4-For
amendment 400 against 2s9.
HUNT.
Celeste, Texas, November +.,-Constitu-
tonal amendment for co. against 40.
LAMAR.
mcnt met with very little opposition in
Lamar county.
LEON.
Jewetts Texas, November 4,--The poll
ta1 amendment carried in Leon county.
LIMESTONE.
Groesheeck. Texas November 4-For
poll tax amendment asi, against poll tax
MLENNAN.
West, Texas. November 4.-For amend.
ment 276. against A.
Waco Texas. November 4--The poll tax
has. carried this county PISS for, sS5
against
MEDINA.
Devine, Texas, November 4.--For amend
ment 1873 against amendment 7.
MILAN
Rockdale, Texas. November 4.-For
amendment 100, against 1885
MONTAGUE.
Montague, Texas, November Amend
ment carried; the accurate vote of the
county can not be given, as phone con
NUECEs.
Corpus Christi, Texas. November 4-The
ame M has been carried in this county
by coo or 200.
PALo PINTO.
Palo, Pinto, Texas, November 4-Majori.
~ for amendment 6s.
Pamela.
Carthage, Texas, November 4.-This pre-.
cl5ct gires constitutional amendment, for
335, against IS.
POLK
Livingston. Texas. November 4~For
amendment 1T6. against 10
Moscow, Texas. November 4.-Constitu-
tional amendment, fer 49, against 20.
ROBERTSON.
Mumford, Texas November 4-Fcr
amendment 80. against los
Calvert, Texas. November 4.-For amend
mcut 500 against $40.
rImp.oD. rc& sHhLF November .-ror
amendment o4l, against 145
SMITH
Tyler. Texas November g. The constitu-
tional amendment carried by majority of
260 votes out ~ 700
VICTORIA
Victoria. Texas. November The amend
ment will carry in Victoria county hy 700
to 1000 majority. Roth parties, Including
the influential negroes worked for It
WALLER
Hempstead, Texas. November 4,-Amend
ment 1a1, against 30
WHARTON
wharton, Texas. November 4,-For
amendment 121, against ISL.
WILLIAMSON,
Liberty Hill. Texas November 4For
amendment 100. against 10.
Granger, Texas. November 4.-For amend
ment 14T, against ST.
Hutto. Texas, November 4-For amend
ment 916 against 16
WILLIAMSoN.
n,r4Io4t NnvoD,hpr A-ITor pn1eudnie Mt
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VERY LIGHT VOTE IN THE CITY
Entire County Democratic Ticket Elected
by Safe Majorities.
The Poll Tax Amendment Seems to Have Attracted
Little Attention-The Count Proceeds
Slowly-No Disturbances.

The election passed of in the city with
ont serious disturbance Of any kind
At the opening Of the polls IN the Second
ward County Democratic Chairman Geisel.
man was arrested by Dr. G. w. clarendon.
presiding officer OF that box, for entering
the space set aside for the judges. Mr..
Gelselman claiming this privilege as a rep
resentative of the democratic party. He
accompanied Dr. clarendon to the county
court house. where. upon the advice Of
Judge vasmer, he was released. He imme-
diately returned to the Second ward polling
place. where he gained admittance and re
manned throughout the day looking after
interests Of his party.
The threatened complication in the
Fourth ward was avoided by the presiding
officer conceding to the democrats one
more representative on the board besides
those named in yesterdays Post.
Notwithstanding the weather cleaned up
about noon the vote polled was exceedingly
light In all the wards the chief interest
centering In the race for county Judge
or registered vote Of 1925 the total
polled in the city was iI2S, divided up as
Fellows:
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FouRTH WARD-CoMPLErE.

Congress bail sos. Mcdaniel Us; gov.
ernor, Lanham 5S4, Burkitt PSI. Carroll u,
Koyall 4 Freeman \; county Judge. Dupree
al Vasmcr 43I; county clerk Duprcc 5sl.
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CHANEYvTLLE- cOMpT,pTr

Congress, Bell 124. Mcdaniel so; gov
ornor, Lanham a. Burkitt 49, county
judge, Dupree 100, Yasmer 81.
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The Kidneys are small but important or
gans. They need help occasionally. Prlckly
Ash Bitters is successful kidney tonic and
Gxstem regulation -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-05

As a liver Tonic
H1e OXIplNEa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-05
THE TWENTIETH DISTRICT
FAU5loN HAS BEEN ELECTED TO
THE SENATE.
Estimated that He Has a Majority Of
About Eleven Hundred in the
District.

Austin, Texas, November 4 Elections re-
turns coming in slowly Based partly on
official count and partly OH estimates
Rountree has carried Williamson county fot
the State senate by majority Of 100;
Burnet 400 Lampasas $50. At IL o'clock
Faubions majority in Travis is estimated
at 200. Fauulons majority IN the uiatrict
500.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-05
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