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SCOTT SLIPPED IN.
Took Advantage Of the Crowd at
OaLviIle.

Took Advantage Of the Crowd at
OakVille.
0akvile Texas. October % Hon j. c.
Scott, republican candidate for congress
from the Fifteenth district. spoke at the
court house here last night to reason
ably fair crowd, district court being in
session. The tariff and the trusts were
the only National issues discussed by him,
aud he followed along the usual republican
line of argument. unfolding the high pro-
tcCtive tarln policy of the republicans and
defending the history of that party on its
action towards the trusts. lie rdicuied
the democratic remedy for the evils re.
sulting from the arbitrary mower of trusts
the free list, thus placing himself out OF
harmony with n large element Of his own
party This weakens the principal reason
Mr.. scott offers why these neople should
support him for the Office and that Is
that he being a republican can procure
for the district greater appropriations than
could Mr. Garner.
Chairman Caves. some time ago. wrote
the republicans for q iont discussion be
tween Scott and Garner here at this time,
but received no answer from the repub-
Leans. So. without giving the democrats
notice that he would be here. Mr. Scott
took advantage of the crowd attending
district court and addressed the people
without giving Mr. Garner an opportunity
To reioin. Mr.. Scott was given an attep
tive hearing.
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PICTURE OF THE ALAMO
WAS GIVEN ADMIRAL scHlEY sY
SAN ANTONIO.
Twenty Thousand People Participates in
the Ovation rendered Him--Parade
Was q Big One

San Antonio. Texas. October 24-san An.
tonic extended a formal welcome "a Al.
miral Sehley today. In the morning he wns
rendered a magnificent @ation In which
2c0Oo people took part The admiral aud a
committee " prominent men. Including
Colonel Butler ID Price and Consul General
Hanna Of Monterey, Mexico. reviewed a
monster parade IN his honor from a review
ing stand ON Alamo plaza, The parade was
composed Of the Federal. Confederate and
Spanish. American war veterans. kreiger.
bund, all the United States ana state mill.
tury, as well as civic organizations In the
city.
The plaza could not accommodate the
crowd AMI people porehed themselves In
ptecariouS positions ON tue roofs and in the
windows "a surrounding buildings.
After the parade nau pissed tne admiral
made slurt address. M which ho eN.
pressed his appreciation VI tae ovation.
he stated that ne n0u Planned Tor ruur
years Tor tins trip to leAas and that ever
sauce he entered tnc DOrer OF tue state ne
nuu met the klndCst OF treatment from tAe
hHuds OF lHlr women anu tuNAnucent mvu,
ana MS pain had been strswu VITA mowers.
After tue address tue erpwu took posses.
sion of the ADMIRAL aud hundreds snUuk has
hand. lac Iheh reviewed me school Cnit-
dren, VINO were asseIpbled M thousands at
Travis park he WAS stormcu vita mowers
and TINS time the aumlrui Iaivd 10 CN
ecute LOOP. The party then proceeded
10 the fatr grounds, Wncrc AamhAl Schiey
addressed ala enormous tnfong IN the niusic
hall. On behalf OF the ppOpie OF san AM
tonic. Mayor Hicks presented him with n
beautiful painting OF the Alamo. After a
reception fasting about an hour, tine parts
proceeded TO dinner as toe guests OF the
rair association. The atteS Don was de-
voted TO viewing the exhibith and the pro
grammed sports on the fair grounds Mrs.
schley was rendered reception IN the
music hall from 3 to 9 o'clock this after
noon.
Mrs Schley's health has improved great.
ly since the party has been In Texas and
they expect 10 leave for Galveston Satur-
day morning.
At the fair grounds this morning the I'D.
miral took especial notice Of little Erin
Mcclure, daughter 81 Conductor Jamc5
Mcclure OF Houston, whom he kissed and
complmented on her beauty.
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GREEN AND LYON COMBINE
AGAINST HAWLEY is NOW REGARD
Ed AS PROBABLE.
The National Committeeman Is En- Rout.
San Antonio to Take Care Of
His interests.

san Antonio, Texas. October 24-E. II.
H. Green arrived here today. While nothIag
authentic can be learned, the general sup.
position is that Green is here for the pur.
pose Of watching Lyon
1t may be that Lyon and Green will form
combination against Hawley In the Fif.
teenth district. The little matter OF Haw.
ley and Lyon having formed combination
against Green at the Fort Worth conven.
tlon, through which Green met defeat does
not appear to act as barrier to Lyon
and Green now getting together. It is
learned here tonight that r. b. Iawley
should be IN Galveston tomorrow and 10
San Antonio by Monday or Tuesday. 1t Is
rumored that prominent republican friends
OF Mr. Hawley have wired him to cone
here.
At caucus held today by the republicans
it was agreed the existing conditions war
rant them IN declaring they would carr.
Guadalupe, Zapata, Cameron, Nueces
Webb, Val Verde, Kinney, Maverick. Duvai
and La Sale counties by a combined major
ity of 1850 votes, They concede McMullin
starr Wilson. Havulla. san Patrlcio Alas
cosa and Live OAK counties to Garner by
2155 votes They c,aim It is a stand off in
Frio, Uvalde and Dimmtt counties. These
claims are mere travesties From the best
information Obt0inable the republicans are
increasing their estimates 80 per ceut on
account Of fright
Up to 10 o'clock tonight Dove was still
maintaining his point In reference to inc
civil service rules.
Senator Bailey returned from Laredo,
where he spoke for Garner last night. He
reports the outlook splendid there, Garner
speaks at Stockdae tonight, while Coone
Lanham speaks at Floresvllle tomorrow
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HAMS nEn

mere is perhaps no man in Texas who
s.'"t understands the sentiments OF Presi
WY Roosevelt regarding civil serSice than
/" o hawley of Galveston. Pern4ps Post
a.s'er Griffin and United States District
a.ogney McLemore OF Galveston ara closer
F0nueally to Mr.. Hawley than ar|e any
XVI Two men In the state. NelthAr ME
. spinn nor Mr.. McLemore attended t4e 70
s s.a convention OF the Seventh con
s,s'slohal district on account OF being mSm.
iss, 81 me Presidents official family Tbis
iss, Z cited for the purpose Of showiAg
sno1, 'lose who have made monetary ac2
leftl.' s0sment 10 the Luby 'lnumaing'
the bs Hage Just ground for their fears or
Ssu eheets Of SO doing.
ttso, staulinafy Of the conditions IN the Fif
nav uis'act shows that the republicans
HAN eoAected an enormous slush fuud.
NY Aa,e frightened these office holders
holderse utIlbuttd, especially those Ofdce
rnles ~, no are under the ciy'l service
tee ba nito Contributing the fears M the Or
.lesotse'uets are well grounded; the district
nesns ehu re State leaders OF the repnb-
eoiii5n1ssEe spit upon the best method on
thaeHss the Scott cnmpaigut they nave
spsi sa argument ana are messing the
.ulu thelr sole reliance, while Scotl|
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THE SAN ANTONIO FAIR.
Exhibit Of Live Stock Is One Of the
Features.

Exhibit Of Live Stock Is One Of the
Features,
san Antonio, Texas, October %. When
the first San Antonio International fair
was organized the live stock feature was
the predominant idea In the minds Of the
origlnators, and the Hrst exposition was
pronounced the best live stock show ever
seen Ia Texas Although the live stock
feature OF the fair Is by no means the
whole show" It Is nevertheless a depart
ment on which the utmost attention and
energy is expended, and To-Day stockmen
say that the present stock display stands
unparalleled In Texas j. +. Green & Co.
OF Encinal, Hurry Landa OF New Braun
fels, w. h. Clifton OF Waco, j. H., j. X.
ana l.. Jennings put on exhibition fine
pens OF polled Durhgms aud Red Polled
cattle. Next TO the Polled the Jerseys, In
point Of humber ana beauty, eaten the
eve Of the visitor The leading exhibitors
sey farm OF Dallas. ]. o. Terrell & sons
and Sam c. Bell, San Antonio; A. Won
Rosenberg Of La Grange, MI OF whom cap
tured prizes. Other exhibitors are Dave
Hafrell of Liberty Hill. j. w. Burgess &
20. OF Fort Worth, j. I. Day Of khome,
Howard Mann & Bro. OF Waco, w Bl
Blocker Of Austin, who are here with a
fine line Of shorth0rps. At an auction on
"Wednesday forty head Of cattle brought
AIMS. the top price being 1890 for the year
ing heller Red Jane II. The horse exhibit
Is one Of the rarest tseats Of the fair and
commands large share Of the attention
~ the visitors To the stock department.
sunday promises to be a lively day at
the fair II s officially desgnated as Her
man sons day which means that II Is
the day OF the German people OF Southwest
Texas The German singing societies. the
mountain rife clubs. the gymnastlc teams
IN Tie various Turner societies and the
German population Of this region generally
v-iiI mold forth on TINT occasion. The ma
chinery wont whirr and the race track
vim lie dead as country village when
there's a barbecue at the county seat, but
fhe barker for he side shows and the
Wiener wurst stands VIII make their
.snIels" IN high German, and the steam
ortan by the Ferris wheel WIN play die
Wgcht Am Rhein."
The truck gardeners ana irrigation en-
,b,siasts Will meet on Monday. All Of the
San Antonio gardens viii have special ex.
hihits 81 their products NJ the business
session which viii be held on the grounds
that dav.
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A LITTLE ACCIDENT
Saved a Tot Of Money.

Food that will safely aud surely carry
man through exhaustlng mental work
is worth knowing Of.
man IN ST. Louis, Mo. says; I'm my
work, Il IS necessary to begin at O'Clock
and work straight through without lunch
until . D. m. lou can readily see that tbs
Is strain on the ordinary person, ana /
was frequently worn out ana Sick Wlth
hunger and weakness, On numerous coca
slOns when o'clock came round. 1 was so
utterly exhausted aud upstrnng as 10 be
forced 10 lose the remainder OF the day,
and that carried With II loss Of money
The first package Of Grape-Nuts came
into our house little over year ago By
accident There has been one by design
ever since that time. Almost Immediately
after beginning 20 use Grape Nuts / feit
It's good effect in my ability 10 work those
long hours IN comfort There was no sick
ness or weakness. and no loss OF time from
exhaustion In my business Il is also
necessary 10 work every "Wednesday night
OF each week. The change from day 10
night work and then back again Is certain,
- 40 light cal on Iae ressrse force OF
tkis task * a generous saucer o. Grape
Nuts and cream. light lunch but a most
sustaining one.
and while eating the evening meal. ! was
cxtolilng Grape-Nuis 20 him He rather
doubted the Righteousness of The food. My
three children. aged 4, and years. were
Ell the time watching large cream cake
f IN ' treat asked re three which they
srouid prefer for deBEert-cream cake or
Grape-Nuts without hesitation. they ar
swered 10. chorus. Grape-Nuts. Ny friend
WI The eV nnly breakfast the children have Is
orspsSafs and rIsh ,sils, sHS. yaa s2uiaa
81 Sssfrn ces Battle Creek 4is&- -,
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Anderson COUNTY PoIltles.

Palestine, Texas, October 24.-Hon. 10
A. Parker, National chairman Of the allied
rarity which is composed Of dissatisfied
popunsts, republicans and democrats. will
speak here next Wednesday at the court
house in the forenoon and at the city hall
at night
H. L. Price coored, chairman Of the
county republican executive committee, has
issued a call for a meeting of that commit
tee to be held In this city next Thursday at
o'clock D. m The call states that the
meeting is to he held for the purpose Of
taking some action IN regard TO State and
county tickets AS the white republicans
have already met and decided to name no
county ticket. It Is not known whether or
not this means a split IN the republican
ranks II all depends upon the. colorcd
brothers II they put out full county
ticket 1t means decided split but II they
indorse the action Of the white wing all
will be harmony.
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The above headlines recite the
actual experience Of a poor wreck of
a woman who had once held an hon
cradle and lucrative position in
large mercantile house in New York.
Her health began to fail, and instead
Of taking rest and proper medical
treatment she resorted TO stimulants
and morphine.
The hospital physician discovered
that her primary trouble was an
affection of the womb, which
could readily have been cured in the
FIRST stages II when she had first
felt those severe pains in the back,
the terrible headaches, the constant
sense Of fullness, soreness and pain
in the pelvic region, she had heedd
the warning that serious troublcsyas
in store, and commenced a regular
treatment with the Pinkham Rene
dies, as did Mrs. Rober OF Chicago,
whose letter follows, the polypus
in the womb would have been dis.
solved and passed away, aud to-day
she would have been well woman.
Why will women let themselves
drift along into terrible suffering
and sickness in this way, when there
IS monumental proof that Lydia
Il. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound is daily relieving thousands
of women from this very trouble ?
There is no excuse for any woman
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Free Medical Advice to Women.

Women suffering from any form Of
female weakness are invited TO
promptly communicate with Mrs.
Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass. All letters
are received, opened, read and an
swered by women only. A woman
can freely talk Of her private illness
TO woman thus has been estab-
lished the eternal confidence between
Mrs. Pinkhnm and the women of
America which has never been
broken. out OF the vast volume OF
experience which she has to draw
from it is more than possible that she
has gained the very knowledge that
will help your case. She asks moth
ing in return except your good will,
and her advice has relieved thousanda
Surely any woman, rich or poor,
Is very foolish II she does not take
advantage Of this generous offer Of
assistance.
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Gonzales County einners Report.

Gonzales Texas, october 24.-J. t May
field of Leesvllle has just completed the
work OF securing for the United States gov
eminent from the einners Of this county the
number Of bales of cotton glnned up to the
18Th of this month with other information
in regard to the cotton crop. Mr.. MAyheld
saws that out OF twenty-five gins visited
this week in the eastern half % the county
only two were at work and they had only
one or two bales to gin. In some instances
the Gins had closed down for the season
Mr. Mayheld Is n farmer and says he mas
never seen or heard of so many Idle gins AZ
mis- time Of the year He has not made
out the total number OF bales for the county
vet,
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irregular menstruation, also intenss
nj vousness,
After trying different remedies
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Lydia T.. Pinltham's Vegetable
Compound. TO my surprise and
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continued It's use and it has made me
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81 AN so grateful to you for my
recovery that wish to thank you,
and IL this testimonial viii be Of any
use to other suffering women, you
have my fun permission to publish
It, MRs. MARY RoBER, 54es Ellis
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Of abous istto, proving geauinsrsss caoaot % pro-
daoss.
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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL
EASTERN BANKERS CALLED ON THE
GOVERNOR.
They Are Greatly Pleased With tho Out
look in Texas and With the cond-
ton Of the International.

Austin. Texas, October 24--The party Of
bankers and capitalists from New York aud
Baltimore who have been touring the state
accompanied by Leroy Trice, yice president
and general manager, ana ~ l. Maurice,
auditor Of the international ana Great
Northern railroad, reached here this after
noon at O'Clock on d special train. They
are travelling In one If George Goulda nr-
vHte cars During their stay here the party
called on Governor Saycra and other state
officials These gentlemen, most u whom
are bankers. and some n them Interested
IN the Gould properties are looking over
conditions IN the South ana are highly
pleased nt the great resources ~ Texas.
Since they have been IA Texas tnry hHYe
Inspected the international and Great
Notthern aud its branches aud are pleaged
with the condition ~ the road. Following
ls the personnel Of the party; Edgar J.
aIarston, banker. New York; William i
Conklin, banker, New York; William ~ :,
Hayden banker, Baltimore, A. Y, Hart,
banker, Hartford Conn, owen DAILY, bguk
er, Baltimore; Joseph and Doneriy Mill,
bankers. New York and Mesdames Trice
ana Morris The party len tonight for
San Antonio over the International, where
they viii visit the fair.
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coRrEz cAsE coNTINuEp.

Motion for a Change Of Venue Was
Overulsd
Goliad, Texas October "a The Gregorlo
Cortez murder csse was continued upoa
motion made by defendant The case vas
called for trial Wednesday morning where.
upon defendant entered motion for
change OF venue which. after considerable
wrangllng was overruled today IN the fore
motion for continuance, which was granted
this evening No great excitement pre-
vailed here other than Is usual during court
session,
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.Rrazorla County Cane cron.

Velasco. Texas, October "a. The FIRST
carload OF Brazorla county ribbon cane
syrup was shipped out OF here Monday and
came from the strdtton place, This Is
quite early In the season, much more so
than Is usually the case. large amount
OF cane was planted this year for cane
making purposes, and all so far has found
n market beforehand Cane Is uuques.
tionably the best, safest and most pront.
able crop raised In this section.
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Dibrsll to Take the Stump.

secuin. Texas, October "a senator j..
r. Dbrer haze announced the following
>aates at which he will discuss the Garner
land hin IN the interest of Candidate Gar.
Her: staples. October 25; seguin, october
30. Nixon October 80.
/ The following dates have been arranged
nor Hon. w II Burgess; New. Beril1,
(October 20; Clear Springs, october ~;
Marion, october 81
man at several Of these appointments.
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4 Younu Woman,s Sad Experience.

Galveston. Texas, October ga sad
case developed here today when young
and supplemented Swedish girl told tale
OF woe to the county clerk. Two days ago
she. In company with n man here, took out
q marriage license. Today she went back
and said that the man Ind married her,
borrowed all her money and jewelry aud
deserted her In the space OF rorty-elght
hours. She was referred to the district
court as there was no redress for her in
the county clerks ofhce.
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COTTON FACTORY FoR SHERMAN
Dallas Business Men Are Behind the New
Enterprise.

Dallas Business Men Are Behind the New
Enterprise.
sherman, Texas, october "A Pursuant TO
call Of President Grciner Of the board of
trade for mass meeting, the citizens met
at the Commercial club rooms with bust
ness men from Dallas, who submitted n
proposition to operate cotton mill at
sherman Mr.. Fairbanks OF the drm Of
Howard & Fairbanks put the proposition.
II is the purpose Of those interested TO put
in operation mill Of 500 spudles with an
annually, employing from 20O TO 100 people
The output 81 the mill viii he confined 10
ducks aud other fabrics OF that class The
capital stock is $4,000, $4,000 ~ which
Dallas capital and $10.0O0 more to be
taken hy sherman, SSoQ Of which was
raised al tonlGht's meetlpg The mill will
likely be put In operation within sixty
DAYS
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RalIov pelaved BIZ J Traln.

Corpus Christi Texas, October 24-sen-
ator Bailey was prevented by a delayed
train reaching here Tonight, but will get
here tomorrow night. He will be given
rousine reception. and Il IS probable thnt
Ne VIII arrive IN time TO speak saturday
n}eht II not, the speaking Will be post
ncned until Monday night. There VIII ne
a large crowd here from all over the sur
rounding country anxious TO hear the IA
III ous Texas orator.
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News Notes.

Austin, Texas. October 24.--Joha p. Ken
nody, aged 30 yeara died yesterday at the
fnmiiy home, 4ooO San Gabriel street. His
funeral took place this afternoon.
The funeral OF Handy Mccall Cater, who
died recently Ia 81. Louis, took place here
today from the Catholic church.
Mayor waite and chief Of Police Mont
gpmery are IN Houston on court matters
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
CITY TAX COLLECTIONS ARE MAX
ING A NEW RECORD.
ne9lsratlon Continues Popular ard Both
sides Claim that II is an Aid-A
Young Womsn's Sad Experience.

Galveston. Texas. October a4-City tax
collections here are breaking all records
They are averaging $1,000 day aud getting
bigger every day A large amount OF school
and back taxes are being collected and the
financial condition OF the city is growing
better every day. The penalties for delay
" payment Of taxes do not run as vet and
me people show no disposition TO wait for
coercion TO pay UP.
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MocnrtalnIs Men Arrasted.

Paris. Texas, October 24.-six members
~ Accountants light house brigade were ar
rested at Tuskahoma yesterday on charge
Il 3istrrbine the peace McCurtain, though
ae.ierca roveruOr has not gotten posses
siSn az tie National seal and he sent the
fts.-e+ borsemen Ia the home Of the supreme
t,,i5e where they demanded it, hence the
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nell. late Of the Agricultural and Merhan.
teal college but now connected With the
rexas Farm aud Ranch. and Hon Frank
T., Holland. proprietor 81 the Farm aud
Ranch. They werc dincd hy Mr. aud Mrs.
r. " smith today und this afternoon the
entire party went out TO Mr.. Smiths big
farm on Choctaw TO Inspect the nlfalfn.
MIR Smith has No acres % alfalfa grow
Ing without irrigation REPRESENTATIVES
" the Southern racihc railway is also ia
tina nartv
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GO and register. You may regret Il you
DON'T for you can't vote at all unless you
do. either FOR local officials, for state or.
neera Of Tor eongressman
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ever he appears. WIS "her'
ironlinent democrats are speah,nv or.r
w. ~ ustflct Senator Bailey IA I'M Tho ~.
mlS,l Congressman Siayden wifi mnke W.
S.as, speeches, Colonel Lanham Viii be
t,satu oy the voters OF the Fifteenth d,g
tllet ana It Is highly probable mat Senotos
' c,tu.lu.tlson VIII come 70 assist Judge Garner
ileNt Week Locally the democrats arc ye,i
~
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WIN sell hnldlnns.

Rock Island. Texas October 24.-Sam
Lewis. president u the Rock Island Land,
OH. Mineral and Irrigation company, called
meeting Of the directors 70 be held at
this place last night, the 23d, and by
their vote they decided 70 sell their inter
est IA the tract Of land containing forty
nine hcres where the well Is situated TO
q company for the purpose OF developing
the Gre and potter clay found ia the well
at very shallow depth The company
Win begin operation AZ once.