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Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1900-1903, 1902-10-25
TONIGHT AND MONDAY sPE-
GALS IN COATS AND SUITS. =

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S GALS IN COATS AND SUITS.
Ladies' tailor made Suits in cheviot
and Venetian, REFER and blouse
jacket, silk lined, flare and flounce
skirt, regular price $16, for to- IT,
night and Monday $3.50
Ladies' short double breasted jack 81
cts of good uqality Kersey, in
black, castor and tan, bell sleeve, N
velvet collar, regular price $1,000,
for tonight and Monday $725
Monte Carlo Coats, 81 to SO inches
long, in heavy tweed and Kersey,
satin lined throughout, regular
price $13. for tonight and Mon
day $3.50
Girls Refers in blue, tan, brown 8
and red Kersey, prettily trim'd,
sizes 3 to IA, regular price $3.50,
for tonight and Monday $500
Shirt Waists. black and colored,
dainty designs, in nohair and
French flannel, regular price
S2.75, for tonight and Mon
day $19S
Ladies' outing flannel House Wrap
pers, in pretty stripes and figures,
handsomely trimmed, fitted waist
lining, founce skirt, sizes 30 to
4S, regular price $1.25, for tonight
and Monday CSC
SHOE SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY
NIGHT AND MONDAY.
Ladies' patent colt, dongola and
box calf, lace and button Shoes,
new fall styles in many shapes to
fit all feet, for street wear or
dress occasions we carry the
largest and most complete line in
f1ea oi+ nh f17a fo1.ioo fo,. Ca4
day night and Monday S2.49
Ladies' $3.50 patent leather lace
Shoes, light turned sole, cap toe
French heels, the correct shoe for
dancing: this is bargain worthy
your notice, special only for Sat
urday night and Monday $169
Ladies dongola and box calf. lace
and button Shoes. extension sole
or close edge with low or mill
tary heel, shoe strictly up to
date and guaranteed to give en-
tire satisfaction, for tonight and
Monday S149
Mems SO guaranteed Patent Leath-
ers, all sizes, for tonight and
Monday s189
Misses dongola patent tip. lace
and button School Shoes. sizes
il to 2, all solid Csc
Our So line is making many custom
ers for US. Try a pair The
largest variety in the city.
FROM THE SALE OF LADIES UN-
DERSKIRTS.
Black sateen Skirts, with deep ruff
fie, corded trimming, value 81,
special price 75c
Black mercerized sateen Skirts. fine
quality, with ruff1es, pleaty or ac-
Gordon pleated fiounces, several
different patterns, value $1.25,
special price Csc
Back sateen Skirts, extra wide
around the bottom. trimmed with
two rufies, value 50, special
price $3.50
Black sateen Skirts, trimmed with
circular fOunces or hemstitched
rufHes, made of the best quality
mercerized sateen value $3.50.
special price. $1.9S
Black moreen Skirts, made with
deep founce, strap seams, extra
wide around bottom, value 81,
special price 1925
Black silk Skirts with accordion
pleated founce, usual price 81,
special price 1898
LADIES HOSIERY AND UNDER
WEAR.
Oneita Combination Suits, usual
price $1.75, for tonight and Mon
day Slips
Ladies' all wool steam shrunk scar
let Vests, regular price $1.25, for
tonight and Monday $1.0O
Ladies fleece lined Vests, pure
white extra fine uqality yarn,
pants to match, usual price 75c,
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supreme court upon certified question; ].
H. ~ Williams ct al rs. Y, q. Wiley et al,
Cases set FOR submission on November
~, 1902: J. 4. Mason VS.. r. l.. Fox. from
Harris Aetna Life Insurance Company us.
=. -. Parker & Co. from Smith: Aetna
Life Insurance Company vs.. j n Parker
q Co ct al from SMITH Jacob Horn
BERGER VS. D. G. Giddlngs ct al from unr.
ris; Hipp & Key VS.. the CITY OF Uonsinn
from Harris; g. A. and g. d. Johueon ya
p. ID, Cooley, from Harris, Houston East
and West Texas Railway Company IA
Mary Charwane, from Harris; American
copying Company vs., Cragcr Bros from
grunge: W. w. Crook ct al vs. j. c, Ilps.
comb ct al, from Waller; international ma
Great Northern Railroad Company rs
james ana Amanda Penyy, from Rusk
w. II. Pope OF the Beaumont bar offered
rtsolutions today upon this death of Forster
Rose. suitable response was made and the
resolutions were ordered spread upon tho
:, Messrs. w. II Pope and r Y. Dun n
bealimont. james A. Breeding. A. T.. Jack.
son ma =. T. Hnmblen Of Houston were
the visiting attorneys who attended the
session Of the court
Mr. J, r. lriou OF Ovcrton. a laymau. also
attended the session
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The Supreme Court.

Austin. Texas. October 30. AThe follow.
ing proceedings were had in the supreme
court today;
Applications granted-Mlssourl. Kansas
and Texas Railway Company of Texas va.
Grace Eyer ct al, from Grayson county l..
G, Puckett VS.. D. Il. Mcdaniel, from Nc.
Lehman county.
Certined questions answered-C. A.
Waller vs. II. II. Lilies, from Clay county.
In the mandamus cases Of n. l.. Caruth.
ers VS.. Charles Rogan, commissioner, and
others, and w B. Toileson VS. Charles Ro-
gan, commissioner and others, the court
sustained the genecal demurrer OF the re-
spondent, Charles Rogan, commissioner OF
the general land office, and dismissed the
causes.
Submitted-Mrs. C. c. Cowles vs. Mis-,
souri, Kansas and Texas Railway Company
of Texas, from Trinity county; Annie II
Allardyce ct al vs. John n. Hambleton, adj
mlnlstrator, from Bexar county.
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New CorpofatlonB.

Austin, Texas, October 3O.-Charters OF
the following corporations were hled TO-
day iu the secretary Of state's department.;
Richmond transportation company OF
Beaumont; capital stock $4,000 Purpose
Of this corporation is the transportation o.
goods, wares aud merchandise The incor-
porators arc W. y Dunlap, A. L. Williams
aud Stuart Il. Smith.
Nyrick Transportation company or Beau
mont; capital stock 5000 Purpose TO
construct operate and maintain all kinds
Of steamships, cfe. The incprporatQra qie
Russell Myrlck, w. a. Myrick ana II. Ny
rict.
lnEstou Polk county, capital stock sa~n
irho iUcorporutors are w u. wins. >. ~
Peters and George y. Sawyer,
Globe Mutual Beneht aaspcailon OF llni
las. no capital stock. Purpose, mutt M
benefit of Sc members. The lut0r90-a9oe.
are W. o. Meyers, g. Berry, u W. barI
and others
Gunter Water Works company or Suntef
| Grayson county capital so * tSD1 ~
lncorporatOrs are Jot Gunter, John Hnfdie
! II 81 DnFuell aud John bryant.
The Thompson Grocery company 81
| BrownwoOd lled An amendment 10 us char
| ter today IN the secretary Of states de
\ pnrtineut Increasing rs capital ~ ck FROM
i 10000 20 100000
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~ EInht in oonzaIee County.

Gonzales Texas October %. Judge Glass
came IN this morning from Waelder ana
reports good crowds at different appoint
ments where the democratic speakers have
hcep. At Mount Eden there were good
many negroes present. The speakers haa
a 6ne audience last night at WaeIder there
belnc number Of ladies' present, Though
tbore are great many negroes M inG
SVsaidcr procinct Burgess will get soo9
w morn as he formerly lived there and
h8s nIony friends among the eolore9 ri n. Z.
rbe campaign viii close here on MonuIiS
rtrht Noynnhcf 3. when Non. ''eotSe ~
pnigcef viii speak at the court ho'5ie,
Ie1dmg democrats here are wgt 1t l M
lompnicn IN the Fifteenth district tl'ai,,,ss,
tbev realize that Garner has a cost
, az while they are satisfied that I'm .qhl,
CESS viii win by large m 'brt go',or I
W., M N,SS,osition Is getting out nl kinds OF
,ini,ets with the hope Of landing one OF
INN NJ tbe allied county nominees
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Ei,st conrt 81 AnneaIs.

Galveston, Texas, October 3o.-Proceed-
b In the First court of appeals today;
affirmed: Charles and Thomas Tinsley
s. X. Mcllhenny ct al, from Harris;
'lnk Mason rs. Galveston Brewing Com
w, from Galveston; st. Louis Southwest
Railway Company Of Texas VS.. j. o..
fallh, from Cherokee; Conrad Letzerich
A Frank Lidiak, from Fayette; Missouri,
&nas and Texas Railway Company VS..
" Warner ct al, from Fayette.
dismissed May Cleveland ct al VS.. Ed
NJ Savage, from Harris; Galveston, Har-
falIg and San Antonio Railway Company
Anton Reitz, from Colorado.
notion TO revoke, auuul and vacate
asnent refused. Houston Ice aud Brew
NQmpany VS.. North Galveston Improve
~ tompany, from Galveston.
tpuen 10 strike ont briefs and dismiss
aed' J.. l.. Williams ct al VS.. Y. Il.
Si4 et al from Harris.
seuon for rehearing refused: Gulf, Colo
and aSnta Fe Railway Company VS..
fptl,a hill ct OIL, from Harris,
tVuon TO strike out transcript taken
ease: A. Gilmer VS.. Orange Lumber
kn1pny, from Orange.
tapuon To dismiss appeal granted: Gal
l0a Harrisburg and San Antonio Rail
"A company vs., Anton Reitz, from Colo
letion to dlsmIss writ Of error certified
supreme court; j. l.. Williams ct al VS..
"A Z Wiley et al, from Harris.
H. ,sgnmltted; william Thatcher vs..
~ illiorys from Waller; Texas and
IA VEieans Railroad Company VS.. q. w
E.AS rom Hardin; Texas and New or
railroad Company VS.. Mary Ann
. I'M o.SSnII from Harris Willis farrell ct al
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hi. ealveston county campaIan.

Galveston Texas. October So'-Ine locai
,olltleal campaign is warming up at
lively rate and there VIII In all probability
ia come warm times here between now
ma next TUESDAY. The indications az
tsIs time polnt to the election Of the demo
a-stte ticket bv safe maiontles. But no
e $3.50 are being taken and the cam
cnhnee s y, mayors are not overlooking single
~ mat could be turned 20 the benefit o.
~. narty. The better element here y liheu
IN Ia n man with the democrats and; Dnt'
ring extraordinary accidents tney NHi WIN
IN a walk.
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/ ESUES WERE DODGED
IS. of the Supreme Court ia
II lhs Maudamus Cases
!. n MAKE ANY REAL DECISION
III. IN the Panhandle Are still
u 'l W. md Must Remain So Until
Points Are Decided

october 30.-The supreme
lsSa' handed down an opinion N
NJ wv ,aee OF Cnruthers VS.. the
rlp,,issloner. and Tolleson VS.. the
4 q VO ,,ssloner. two important land
slch have been pending for some
ao,b cases the court evaded the
.t issue and the lawyers are
Y Fr u the air as they were before
r'.D ,sere filed. Many OF them are
IN IN and are of the opinion that
sins .hould have settled the all lin
~u ostions one way OF the other.
in the Panhandle are still In
and will remain In that condition
s' .s,, are settled at later time.
Y. Propositions in the caruthers case
" s the right of party to pur-
D. lh"ai land situated In the absolute
l.. ~ 1870 during the term Of the lease.
~ qsass,nn arose In this way; one
snn leased land for n period OF ten
rom 1923, and In l9O0 ne Trans
W hIs lease interest IN the Ihnus III
,,,rarsy 10 r. NJ. thomson, Jr'' Wno
4 lHv's'II sosa cancelled on these sections
w ~ anniicatlon to purchase, which
isse.saantad and awarded by the lana
s.tg i'm 1902 Caruthers made APP
l.i's N nurchnse these lands, claiming
Nv snnlicatlon end sale to Thomson
d w Isld because they were made during
4 nv N valid lease, and thut his
Y .a.s,lon should be accepted because the
XVI isase rentals which became due on
\ \ i,sse after IT'S cancellation and sale
4 rhcmson had not been paid, whlch ran
4, 10 make payments terminated the lease
n h, the law. -, 49,.
nm tbs proposition the court held mat
n NJ annllcatlons having been made before
a ,ermlnation of the ten years lease
'ntbers showed no better rights TO the
4 a tban Thomson; that Is, II the applica-
" Thomson was void because 1t was
A W before the termination of the ten
IN, tsese. the application Of Cnruthers was
. n roid the result OF which was not to
Feae tbe validity Of an application made
4dng the life of lease.
6IN next point In this case was that
,nthers showed better right to the
5td Than Thomson because Thomson mad,
ohre bls application for this land, al
Eisr nnrehnsed four sections Of school
III raruthers claimed that by the pur-
M az four sections Of land, although
#om,on had alienlted them before his
tnIIcstIon for the lend in controversy, he
4 Exhausted his right to purchase school
IA. The court did not touch this point
f It's opinion,
I'm the Tolleson case, which involved the
tsssSNn Of the right 10 purchase during
y We Of lease, was dismissed under
|s opinion The point arose In a differ
~ way In this latter case, as the appli
&toa 10 purchase was made after the ex-
Ration Of the lease.
.iAwyers desire an expression on this
Mint Of law and are determined to get
Ia supreme court 10 answer It one way
E the other. Motions for rehcaring Will
L fled within the next few days In both
8seS II the court again refuses, the
<'eston will be taken mp In the district
'lrt and then proceed through legal chan
Is until II reaches the high tribunal.
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a,.,n.sa d q Paso a Scum.

e.cnIn Texas. october 3o,-An immensa
crowd last night listened TO Que % Wy
strongest democratic speeches tuu' We
ever delivered IN seguln. Ihe orator VI 'u ~,
occasion was Hon. w II. burgess u w.
Paso' am " wit. humor and eiognenes.
eefe anu tsarIess and manly enunciaton OF
1ltemmosc s principles. Mr. Burgess ,asty
man, nonesfL ,,nacrnfie party Is proud OF,
that the u' nofbing OF surrender az any
h d9f there was nothing which upheld d, tht
party tF9 hy an honest democratic party.
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San Antonio, Texas, October 30 THE
following proceedings of the Fourth court
Of civil appeals were had today
Cases affirmed: San Antonio and Aran.
sas Pass Railway Company vs.. Home In.
suranCe Company of New York, from Ken
dali; ST. Louis Expanded Metal Fire Proof
ing Company VS.. Frank B. Dawson from
Bexar; Galveston, Harrisburg and San An.
toto RnilNa - ompany We A. r. puente
ct al, from Bexar; Western Union relc-
graph Company VS.. John c. Perry, from
BeXar
Reversed and remanded: H. Faseler Va.
John HOFFMAN, from Bexar; Charles
Acreys VS. d. w. Mckenzie, from Pecos.
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county held here yesterday. Bs per call OF
the chairman, % VAS decided to support
WIS no regular republican ticket IN the
field This action was also taken Va re-,
gard to the precinct ticket, MS the colereh
republicans thought that the precinct
ticket recently named by The white wing
" The party was not q regularly named
ticket MS they Ind no voice la tho meeting
which named IT, and they dcridrd 10 0ip
port the regular democratic nominees. hnth
county aud precinct az tho election next
Tuesday. This practically defeats the re.
publican ticket
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Dallas, Texas, October 30. The working.
men Of Dallas, irrespective Of party, are
making extensive preparations for a mass
meeting on next Monday night the night
preceding the state election "a protest
constitution, REQUIRING the payment OF a
poll tax as q prerequisite to the right 20
vote A torchlight procession Ia 70 preccde
the mass meeting Hon. J. W. higgins NJ
Waco Il TO be the principal speaker at the
auditorium in the city hall
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The Naooodocbas County oa"pa "

The Naooedoches County Ca"'pd,n".
Nscogaoches, Texas. October 20--Politics
s,nca tic advent o. the popuiist party was
Var so oulct. The independent party mas
tnn couny ticket In the held. and win
-, a,n,ntIon Of the nominees for tile leg
,l,atnre vcrv little speech-making has been
INDUCED IN, Judge " " Mluuieu'v ~
democratic nominee for represeh'a'''e' uo'
A few appointments for this week ahu ca
tended an invitation e B. A. o, qio Sebste.
ge rep baio5ee Of the county candidates ere
dnletiy out in the brush rounding up ane
Bows for the home run. Botn no sizes n and
beel W 3oics have been told. Tho cam
no paG 50 Tar eScels al others for IT,. ten
paaIs mast in quietude, but the aenlG , IT,
Ere vide awake, and have NOT loS'
tsrest for success.
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A Moro shot 10 Death.

Crockett, Tesas October 30 After qult-
ting work yesterday evening John Ronner.
negro section hand was ehot aud IN
stantly Killed by WIN Taylor, another me-
gro. II was time for the arrival Of the
northhouud flyer and two persons ON the
depot gallery were wounded.
Taylor was arrested and locked up. He
claims that he did not know that the gun
WINS loaded and that the shooting was ae-
cidentn. TAYLOR WIS today refused bail
by Judge collier and bound over 70 the
grand jury
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Tax en- Clrcuses.

Austin. Texas, October S0.-Siate Revo-
nue. Agent Cunningham today addressed a
letter 20 Tax ColeetE J. u. Kaunmaa Of
Travis county advising Of The tex to be
collected from Riagl!ag Bros circus, whit b
exhibits here on November 4 The
state revenue agent says In his let
Ter that when the admission 70 the
mos, is 81 cents and reserved seats
III cents the amount OF tax 20 be charged
and collected Is 500, and that In every
cnse a tax for each perfornapce must he
Collector and his hondsmeu VIII be held
Responsible A ccpy Of the same letter was
sent to about hffy other collectors where
eircusc5 have and are 10 exhibit TINS year
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Texans in New York.

New York, october So'-ins
Texans are 10 New York;
1eAans q hawkins, J. T. Guilford
Houston u n Bennett Navarro.
81 pe asfo,nSj. McMahon. Everett, c.....,
NalNeston n I. Torch, Broadway Central
san Aptonio-A. Jackson, savoy ,..,,.t
denton C. l. Duuy, BroedN,aiF Dex
Texas-L Manning, Imperial = l.
ter. Astor.
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smithyille Texas October 29-There is
% opposition 10 tho county democratic
ticket In this county. except for the iegls'
iatnrc from this. the Fiftynlnth district.
The republicans have nominated q. II, Iur-
rev who viii make the race agalnst = j.
Isaacks. democratic nominee. The race
promises 60 bo close ahd uncertain
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Austin. Texas October 3e.-A letter hPs
neon addressed by Chairman J. K, Hamil
an ~ the Travis county executive com
n,i,tes "a a number Of citizens, asking
them to b. present at their voting boxes
y, Novsmber 4. 20 aid IN the election Of
the state and local democTatie iekess, sn 80
electlona By surnlshlnE Ehs chairman % tns
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
ProbabilltIes.

washington. October 30. East Texas
Rain Friday; cooler In southwest portion.
Saturday. fair in west: rain IN east portion.
Fresh southeast winds.
Louisiana, Increasing cloudiuess Friday
Saturday probably showers; fresh east and
southeast winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory. Partly
cloudy Friday and Saturday.
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Marshall, Texas. October 3o.-At meet
Ing Of the democratic executive committee
Of Harrison county, October 20 1872, a
resolution was passed requiring Joseph W.
Pope aus chairman Of said committee 10
urge upon democrats Of Harrison county 70
vote ait the election to be held Tuesday
November 4.
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nav FORM OF THlEVERY.

Cotton Stolen from the Field and Sold
in the Seed.
Iyie. Texas ocfohcr 80 a new form OF
thlNcry has been developed here gang
Of negroes ls n tho habit of visiting the
cotton fields during The night and picking
oui The open cotton, whhh thet sell 70 the
Eiunc,s Nh. have recently bcuuu the prac-
ticc 1f tu ue seed cpttun ln small lots
ono negro bins boen laie1 aud several spe'
r'ac rhnra,s heNr been made against hlm.
Itis operations urc alleged 80 have extend
Vd over a Wldr area
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patker-Normar.

Galveston. Texas, October 3o-A very
nrotty church wedding was celebrated
iast evening at the West End Methodist
church. the occasion belng the. marriage
og Nr Frank Thomas Parker OF Honslnn
ma Miss olive Bentnce Norman, dangntea
nov n &. George ofhclated assisted, by
Rev Nathan Powell Of Bellyille ana ICY.
~ above church Miss Lula George Wus
hr,desntaId. Miss olive Jordan mald OF
honor MIR. Julius Parker aud MI. compton
ma hrIde's sunday school class also formtl
part III Inc bridal party. The Alnreh wac
iestefuIly decorated and hled 10 oNtrnoN
i,c kffer the ceremony the young couple
rcnnctred 10 thc brides home, whore a col
iofion was served They viii make ious'
top their future home
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Iaok an in eoeaue.

Meridian. Texas, October 2s' The con
gressioual campaign 10 Iboaoue between 3.
H. Lumpkin Of Meridian. republican can
didate and Jack Beall. democrat OF WaHa.
baehie attracted q considerable crowd last
night 10 hear the contestants. The nggt
viii be an easy one FOR the Waxlhaehle
ahnuuiOu
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thickness. spells Of blindness. hea ,h.,is
"a sour stomach are caused py torPla a
liver and constlpsted bowels !, Nv A trouble
blttels he system IN perfect order, A
i,,nr stote' Sic Main street, special hSsp's'
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Russell-Menard.

Galveston, Texas October D'-Ihis morn ',in
W. ~ - n,adstina Misc Frances Menard
IA NJ RI Russell Of Houston were
United Al marriage. The young COUPE icy,
I'd . o'clock this, atsssrq1eso zone sf,er WINCH
,Bey wlll make their home IN Houston
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crove.s SLACK ROOF Liver PMS.

Made from an active principle o0taintd
from Black Root. They set on the itef
sffects No yriping, no sick stomach. WIZ
cure chronic constipation. Price % eents'
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Galveston. Texas' october So.-ine ~
neral o. John Perusslnl VINO M5s , Nnsu M
aftefneon ana was largely aitended' ~
vas one Of ihe most popular itaiian meF-
chants ia the city.
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Galveston TEXAS october 9o-rhe negro
et.nr,,ao ware who was arrested yeeter-
day on charge Of assault WIN inlsnt ~
n nt III T51gbts IA now held on a charge o,
murder. Tho coroner has not completsa
the INQUEST.
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cs,vestou. Texas, October sO-Father
AZ Ktryiu dciltrred a lecture on
aq9raisnda al Cathedral hai tonight which
,ras listened 10 by large an1mnce, N
Gliding quite number q the irlenaS OF
lie popular priest from h"uF'oh'
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Galveston. Texas, October 10 The North
German Lloyd steamer Frankfurt arrived
bs,e tbls mornlng from Bremen, via Baiil.
more. with o large npmper OF lthnllsta luz
nv Incidents Of All unusual nature on the
voyage across
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Concerns cove. Texas. October 90 Con
eressmsn r. J.. Henry Of thk. the Elev
ootb distrief smoke here last night 10 8
laree audience. lie discussed democrAfs
md gave the trusts gQod heallhsi
greatly Is the admiration Of bis bearers
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District Averages.
stations temperature.
&C. MOULD AgLP coTToN.
,.,,a oct Some Of the Foliage Out OF
Wou'u the Way.

roxos october 30.-M A. Jelly,
a progressive farmer living near ro. n"d,
stated to Post correspondent 49,, ses'sa't -
that the best thing that e could hs sIast AZ
cotton no" a 40 heavy the bolls are too
Tue shaded TO open. me presept cf0f
hueh he hetter than a top crop.
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N.o,oe. "a Vote Democratic Ticket
ralpsilas, rsxas, oe'phef o--et ~
meeting u the eelesfe republicans ~ LIZ
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county with such facts AS may lead to the
conviction Of corrupt candidates, iDhuence
men and "hoodlcrs'
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Cotton Reolon Bulletin.

For the twenty-four hours ending at S
n. M. yesterday, 10th meridian time;
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General Observations.

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