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REILTsY'S.
K1NGsToN's

Team No. los, two string. last night
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Umpire Thompson. Referee - Otis
Timers-Snow. Buck. Linesmen-Bishop
Pawtucket; Jones. Hope. Tuchdowns-5
Goal kicks. Time-15-minute halves
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This committee viii Join the visitors at
San Antonio Sunday, November o.
Tenth District.
George w IAttlchelc, Walter Tips and
Robert G. west Austin
This committee will join the visitors at
Tempie Saturday, November 3, and nc
COMPANY them 20 San Antonio via Austin.
Governor sayers will tender reception 70
the visitors on their arrival at Austin on
the afternoon OF Saturday. November g
Eleventh District.
Sam Sanger. w. w: Sealy, Waco; Hon.
George C., Pendieton, Temple
This committee will meet the visitors at
Waco and accompany them TO Temple.
Twelfth District.
Hon. S, W. I. L.anham and W. II. Eddie
man, Weatherford; Marion SAMSON, Alvar-
Thls committee win meet the visitors at
Fort Worth, Friday, November 7.
Thirteenth District.
C. l. Potter, Gainesville; q. l.. Black
ford, Denison; Steve Liilard, Decatur.
rhis committee Will Join the visitors at
Gainesville the morning OF November 8
and accompany them TO Sherman or Dallas.
Fourteenth District.
George W. Breckenridge, /. ]. Hart and
Frank II. Bushick, San Antonio.
This committee will meet the visitors IL
Austin, November o.
Fifteenth District.
f. " Blcssie and w. kelso Eagle Pass
o.. Ellis. Del Rio.
This committee will meet the visitors II
San Antonio, sunday, November Q.
Sixteenth District.
Cherries r Morehead and Mayor B. +
Hammett, FL Paso, aud Hon. r. w. Hall
YCinon.
This committee viii meet the visitors Il
Fort Worth, 5riday, November I.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-02
LAvAcA COUNTY POLITICS.

Effort Being Made to Slaughter the
White Mans Ticket.
Halletsville. Texas, November i.-Durlng
the past few days Affairs political have
become somewhat complicated in Lavaca
county. The name OF B. X. Burow for
congress has been put on all kinds Of
tickets; the name of Henry Quota,
wealthy eattleman and land owner OF
Yoakum, appears on tickets as n candidate
fer senator from the Eighteenth district;
the 9ame OF J. II. Meyers appears on some
tickers as candidate for notorial repre-
sentative for Wharton and Lavaca coun-
ties; the name Of James Ballard appears as
n candidate for county judge Ia opposition
10 Z. j. Gray, nominee Of the white mans
Judge Ballard is the present Judge and
declined to be Il candidate before the white
anan's primary. The very men who are
now pushing his candidacy were among the
leaders in the movement to have a white
nays w gFipasd5 sms nominee Of the white
mans primary for constable IN this pre-
cinct, is opposed by w. y, hilbo present
incumbent who submitted his name TO the
primary, and by j. q. Woods
Many people are very sore at the action
Of those who cried out for the white mans
primary and who, after getting II and hav-
Ing participated In II, now desert IL. This
white mans primary lulied to sleep the
democratic organization. The only work
that has been done has been done by Judge
Thomas Smoot OF Yoakum. whom Jake
Walters appointed 10 look after the In
terests Of Burgess, and few men at diff
ferent places In the county who felt Il
their duty to do something for the demo
cratic ticket Had the party been organ
ized as IN the past the democrats could
have made almost clean sweep In Lavaca
county and rolled up for Lanham the big
gest vote ever given a candidate for gov
erpor. and thus increased the vote Of the
| county to about fifteen In various conven.
lions.
The opposition 20 Paulus for senator and
Panton for lotoTlal representative Will not
amount to much.
Hon n r. Allen. who Is leading the fight
FOR Burow Is honest in bis convictions aud
viii not sanction any dishonorahle method
~ securing votes, but he realizes that be
can moi control the "huence men He has
never attended republican precinct coun-
~ OF state convention and Is supporting
the white mans county ticket Paulus and
~ j Miller the postmaster here. has
been quite busy IN behalf ~ his party: m
fact "a much so that he n liable 70 hear
something from headquarters. especially 80
IN view 81 the f0ct that several other re
puhtcang would Ike ~ draw the nlce
sslarv OF postmaster
MAT Burgess will nothwithstan dine the
spathv az many dsmccFate, catrY Iavaca
county by vtSy large majority e certain.
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LITTLE VS.. eoREE.
Case Was Decided for the Plaintiff,
Federal Trustee

vase YVES GEClUGO lot INC Flai0tlNt
Federal Trustee,
Cameron. Texas. November I. -Cousidera-
bic interest has been manifested in the
Little VS.. Goree case. just finish, by the
district court, The facts are as follows
and are Of interest to every mel chant IN
the state: October. 1901. +. NJ. Johnston,
doing a general merchandise business at
Bucknots, this county. owed a note OF
$500 and another note VI $40 to the Cam
erOn banks, Henry HoTstm8n and II. w i.
St,inMan were Sureties ON the notes John.
ston transferred his stock OF goods and
book accounts To Horstman and Stenman
by BIZ of sale, for the consideration OF the
assumption of the payments of the two
notes, October ~. Juhnst Il conveyed TO
7. j. Gorce tue storehouse by gene oil
warranty deed, that being al tae prop rty
vember -, 1901, Il j, Goree cnnyeJ Ell to
storehousl TO Mrs NJ. b. Meisn fr j
consideration OF $3.50.
In December. 1901, the Cooper Grocery
company. the Behring Drug company nd
j. d. DAM dl5d a petitiin against Jonu,
ston IL involuHt ry bankruptcy, anu S. c.
Little was appointed trustee As trus e,
he MED two suits N the az trict court on,
agai st Horstman and Steinm II for the re
covery Of the value OF the DDS Tn othel
against Mi6sner and tS0ree for the r cover,
OF the storeAouse. The former case a.
just been compl. ted and the verdict was 4
favor of the pinlatn, LltHf. by whlca
recovered the storehuuse for the bankrup
estate. The latter case was continued
Able counsel was employed on both side
Henderson, FIR eman and Fowl for IN
defendant and Judge J. w. Davis OF wac,
for the plaintiff.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-02
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

GREENvILLE. Lewis Luttrell took a
pack Of hounds out TO the King pasture
and gave chase to a large grey wolf, which
vas captured and killed after a run lasting
tiye hours Some Of the dogs Jared badly
IN the fght with lupus The animal had
been depredating in the community.
wAXAHACHIE.--w William Atkinson has
disposed OF his livery business In this city
to M NJ. Mosley, VIII otakes immediate
charge.
HEARNE.-About 800 bales OF cotton
which has been held for some time for
higher prices was put on the market aud
bought by the cotton firm Of 8. Samuels
81 Co.
STRATBORD.- The Burton-Lngo Lum-
her company will open up n lumber yard
about November rs, They viii carry o
large stock TO meet the demands Of the
trade.
Mount Calm, Texas, October so.-A II.
year-old boy, son OF farmer named o
Cobb. living near here, had a leg horribly
maugled in the machinery at tho oil mil
hers yesterday. which necessitated ampu.
tation OF the foot.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-02
Exoursionists Return.

The Southern Paclhcs second train Of
land aud immigration agents arrived In
Houston at 8 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
from Port IAyaca on the return trip
When the train reached Houston the ex-
curston proper was at an end. after an
extensive tour Of the Texas coast country
aud the southeastern districts. Many Of
the tourists will return direct to their
homes In Illinois and adjoining States,
while others Will remain here for a few
days to further investigate the advantages
offered by Houston for investment
pscigc bas baer si,
the officials are congratulating themselves
ON the vast benefits which viii be derived
from 1t within the next few months.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-02
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.
Especial to The Post. J

Port Eads La.-Arrived: Geowkery TAM
from Bluenelds; Melbrtdge (Br), from Bal
tlmore. Sailed: ri Hiram (Nor.), IoT
Puerto Cortez; jamaican tBr), for Liver
pool; AncilliAn lBr.l, for London; Chai
tNor.l, for Bocas Del Tcro; Preston (NorJ
for Fort Limon; Musician (br.l, for Liver
pool.
Key West, Fla.--Arrived: Concho lAmJ
Lizard. Pissed: kola (Ger), from Cal
weston for Bremen.
Fort Taihot-sailed: Bray Head tBrJ
for Galveston.
Bremen.-Arrived; Barendrechs Dutch
from Galveston.
Prawle Point-Passed: Heinrich castle
tBr.l, from Galveston for Bremen.
New York.-Arrived; Ei Norte, from Cal
weston; Sabine. from Galveston. Sailed: n
sid. for Galveston. Cleared Alamo. fol
key West and Galveston; Breslau fiery
for Galveston.
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THERE MAJ eE A ROW
Between the Commissions Of Texas and
Louisiana.

Between tae Commissions Of Texas and
Louisiana.
Austin. Texas November Prom pres-
ent Indications aud prospects there may
be a lively fight between the Louisiana
railroad commission aud the Texas com
mission over the recent order promulgated
by the Texas commission prohibiting tho
Houston East and West Texas and other
roads FROM concentrating cotton at Shreye-
port. Since the practice has been discon-
tinued by the Texas roads. the Shreveport
merchants have been kicking aud fled a
ponplaint with bhe Louisiana comlnls4
sion, which resulted in meeting OF the
Louisiana commission nc Shreveport with
view of aSCertltnlnG why the Louisiana
division of the Houston East and West
Texas, from Logansport to Shreveport,
could not be made to resume the practice
of concentrating cotton at Shreveport
Should the Louisiana commission decide
that the practice shall be resumed on the
Houston East and West Texas the fun
Will commence in dead earnest, as the
Texas commission Is resolved and deter
mined that its order shall stick and 10
make II stick will reduce the cotton rates
TO Houston and Galveston 80 that these
places will not be discrlminated against
One of the commissioners stated today
that this was the intention of the com
mission in the premises.
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ExoURsIoNIsTs AT WHARTON
They Were Shown Over tho Town b,
the Citlzana

They Were Shown Over the Town by
the Citizens.
Wharton, Texas. November The spe-
elal excursion train bearng the Chicago
homeseekers came into Wharton over the
caney Valley at 10 a. IN. They were re-
eeiyed at the depot by u committee II cit.
liens and driven over Wharton 70 the (.
ferent rcints of interost-the oil NIL,
round-bale gins, syrup mill. Ice factory and
other buildings. A wellassorted exnibit Of
rice. cane. potatoes. corn and pumpk MS
were displayed at the depot. There ara
about $50 tourists--people Of refinement and
culture. Tbey expressed themselves ~
highly pleased with the rice aud cane coun-
try, also the climate. which they cUnsidereI
delightful. Their reception by the cit zens
has been cordial, and one gentleman r..
marked that they were met eYerywhe. &
with showers Of noweIs. He also said be
would return with another party 10 Deem
Der or January. They seemed much I'm.
pressed with the scenery, finding attrac
ton novel and interesting IN the most OF,
binary types OF Southern life. A split Of
good will and cordiality characterized theiI
manner to everyone. Grand results are eY.
pected from this great work OF the lmmi
grafton bureau.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-02
Santa Ee Carnival Rates.

General Passenger Agent w. S. Keenan,
Of the Santa Fe has issued special order
to all agents OF Texas to sell tickets from
all points to Houston and return at special
convention excursion rates on account of
the No-Tsu-Oh Carnival. The dates OF sale
are from November 10 TO II, inclusive, lin
tied to November % for 1nal return.
In addition to these reductions nominal
Bolton and points south to Houston on
November is, limited to return November
20. Special excursion rates will also be
given on November 20 from these points,
good for return November %.
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ASSIGNMENT at eresnvill..

Greenville. Texas, November LIS. r,
PIckens, doing furniture business, new
and second hand, in this city made an as
signment yesterday afternoon. p. w Har-
rlson Is named as trustee and Is authorized
10 take possession OF the stock and sell IL
In such manner as he may deem best TO
fhosa concerned
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-02
A Denial by Nickerson.

Laredo, Texas, November la Mexico
special says: H. b. Nlckerson, vice presi.
dent and general manager OF the Mexican
Central road, denies u report that he has
been offered the presidency of the South
ern Pacific.
Mr.. Nickerson has Just returned from the
States and says he does not anticipate
change OK any kind.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-02
Gin Near Timpson.

Timpson. Texas, October S1.-The gin
plant OF Bud Mckenzie. six miles north
west of here. was burned last night about
o'clock, supposed to be the work Of an
incendiury, as there had been NO Ore about
the place In more than twenty-four hours.
Two bales OF cotton were burned.
The gin plant of Tom Smith, three miles
south OF here, was burned the 18th; caught
from u match In the lint ROOM several
bales OF cotton were burned
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-02
Heauv Rain at Panic.

Paris, Texas, November Lit has rained
here almost necessarily for the last twenty
four hours, and II has called a halt on cot
ton picking for the next few days. Cotton
Is nearly all picked. The long dry spell
enabled the farmers to keep right up with
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-02
Frisco Holdlnas Pu1ohased.

New York, November 1.-The following
statement was issued from the office of
the Frisco railroad tonight:
"B. r. Yoakum and james Campbell o.
st. Louis have purchased the ST. Louis and
san Francisco holdings of the trustees of
the Cheney estate OF Boston. q. p. Cheney,
who is one Of the trustees, retains his per-
sonal holdings which are large"
Neither MIR. Yoakum. who is president
of the company, nor Mr. Campbell would
discuss the significance OF the sale OF the
Cheney stock.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-02
BUSINESS NOTES
A eeneraI AssInnment

Greenyfile Texas. Novembee LII. u.
stiiweli. doing grocery business at
Bonneville. In Wise county, and at Celeste,
in Hunt county. has assigned for tho bene-
at OF creditors. s A. Nance OF Dallas 70
named as trustee and the following list
Dallas. S4sSS54; A. j. Phiilips Celeste,
1900; Lowe Hardware company, Weather.
ford, 5000. Wells q Co., Chicago, $3.50;
Carter-Battle Grocery company, Fort
Worth, 500; Frondsteiu Bros. Cincinnati,
$3.50 g. w. Walker, $500; Toolle, Wheeler
& Co. Cincinnati. 500.
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sHeRlFFs' DEPARTMENT.
ro Ar onlcerr.

70 III VUItTIH1
wharton. Texas October 81 Who wants
q man Of the following description; Locks
~ he about IS yesrs old. light eompleMon,
light hair blue eyes; hnir locks ike I.
,rse ciinnsd about month ago; heard en-
ovrr faee OF three or four weeks growth.
sharp nose. with bump n middle, consider
ably poxmarked on face and some on body
small esrs. has scar on right thigh, looks
Ike . burn scarf two small scars on Inside
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-02
THE FIRE RECORD.
Gin at Cooper.

Cooper, Texas. November 1.-Rlchardson
g. Gray's cotton gin was destroyed by IRE
this evening at o'clock. The crew had
shut down for supper and there was no
one at the building. Tho FIRE originated
In the main building. The plant was val
ued at $4,000 and Is a total loss. 1t was
insured for $500.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-02
A holdnn at shnrn,an

Sherman, Texas November I'D q.
welburn, farm hand at Anna, was held
up and robbed by a negro IN the Houston
and Texas Central yards last night Tnc
Several detentions have been made. but
negro used a pistol and secured about $50
none identified.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-02
AT Ell CAMPO.

III Campo. Texas October 81 The SIC
ond excursion Of immigration ae, nts, 30
strong, were entertained here today for two
hours with big old-fashianetf hlrbecus.
Two beeves were baTbecued for the occa
sion. besides pickles and Negetables, coffee
and lemonade. Homegrown Honduras rice
was served IN different ways aud took We
as fifty pounds were soon gotten away
with Each one Of the vaitorH had niee
rose. together wit ha badge plAaed on them
tie train left for Wharton three cheers for
~ Campo and her people were given by
the visitors y was heard on an sides that
N Campo had given them the best dinnsI
since they hsd left Illinois.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-02
Chance In Accents at Waxahaohie.

Waxahachie. Texas. November IA
change has been made In Katy agents In
this city. An auditor was here last night
from headquarters and checked out Mr..
j. /. Hey and this morning installed Mr..
q. l.. Moore as his successor Mr.. Hey
has been agent for the KATY here for the
pas six years. He has been transferred
to Hillsboro and left this morning for that
place to assume his new duties.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-02
Asalnnn,nnt Id not.

Chiffon, Texas. November LII Brechts,
doing general merchandise business az
Dot, Eve miles west Of here, made an as.
signment last night for tho benefit Of the
not known. Short crops and poor col.ec.
lions the cause OF the failure.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-02

Gydeson, w. w. Wilson and II. p. N.
CANNED A large throeetory brick buiid.
ing on Congress avenue has been purchased
by the corporation and win be used for
conducting the business
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NEaRoes 60 10 TeaMToRY.

Th.v Took With Them Their Farm I'm
elements and Stock.
Waco. Texas. November Yesterday
afternoon party Of $50 negroes left Tor
ths indian Territory. They took with
them their household effects az well o.
their farming machinery, stock etc. They
say that ara going 70 remain there a.
there Il not much 10 the future foI them
IN this country as long as the hol weeyil
commits It's ravagea. More than, 800 ne
qroes have gone 10 this Territories from
sva~c ond Nielennan county and MANI
arc eoina from Fails, Navarro and other
counfeL 0ne Of the leading aegroen who
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-02

OF loft kneecap: scar on tor edge OF right
sheulderblade: black mole on left side or
backbone; claims 70 be crippled and Walks
lame M right leg. J hold this man on
charge Of vagrancy. He refuses "a givo hia
name or tell where he Is FROM Any tn
formation concerning hirn win be nppre-
ciated. Frank b Davis. sheriff. Whartons
Texas. By b. Loekhart. deputy.
Hina. Texas October 81 j. stolen o.
strsved ftom ". Lapghter's homo nt
Edna, one smoky dun. or nuyeE actsf;
Weight about $50 pounds: both hind feet
no brand; Roman head. with scar nnaer
eve. Five dollars FOR Information leg1sn9
10 his recover Write George b. WbaKs
ton. sheriff jackson eeuntY.
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STATESMAN INCORPORATED.
Has . Paidup Capital OF Two Hundre
ThouSand Dollars

TH0 q UTINV NTaTTE0T " WU TTWTIITTU
Thousand Dollars
Austin, Texas. November Articles 81
Incorporation OF the Gammel-Statesman
Publishing company OF Austin were filed
this evening IN the secretary OF states de-
partment. capital stock $4,000 fully paid
mp and nonassessihle. This corporation Is
formed for the purpose Of printing the
Daily Statesman and the business OF the
Gammel Book company will be CONDUCTED
N the same building The directors are
W. B. wprthpm, A. 5. yanderYooft c. r.
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.CNuLl GET No RELIEE.

y. a. Lakey OF 29ia Elizabeth street,
Ahburn, n. ", says: Il had Rheumatism
IA my knees for six years and could get no
relief until l used Or. David Kennedy s
~ yorite Remedy. That cured me com
pletely."
rheumatism makes rs grow old and de-
tfepit before our time. Many a one In the
fpll vigor of manhood has been suddenly
rendered almos. as helpless and dependent
al an infant by this ruthless disease Lint
nent or external application can not check
II or do any permanent good as Il As In the
UOod, ,Jr. David Kcnnedye Favorite Rem
CIV dls NlFcsff8a excess Of uric acid and
foing ~ tie root of the disease cures It for
bod and all
All druggists sell II IN the NEW 5o-CENT
htlE and the regular 81 Size bottles
sample bottle enough for trial, free By
Nlnl.
~. David Kennedy CORPORATION, Rondout.
n Y.
Dr David kennedy's Golden pIaSfeTa
~ engthen Muscles, remove pain anywhere.
&4c each
lTRde supplied By the Houston Drug Co.
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left the city yesterday said that the negro
and tina boil weeVil could not live Ia the
same country and that was why they
wers leaving here.
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cuICAGo COMMIrrrn.

ven, Jr., David r. Forgan, Bernard A
fckhart, Paul Morton. j. Harry Selz, Leo.
Whmpod. a. {. Bartlett, ]. G. Stubbs
WI b. Conkey Louis Il. Swift, j. I. Hata-
han Charles II. Deere, John " Glenn, sec
Rotary.
lie Texas committee Is divided into
thfea classes, the committee at large,
chpirmel local committees and congress
si0nal district committees
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-02

BIC SHIPMENT or Bed
ROOM SuITES. Zach Suite
a sem and on sale al special cut
prices.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-02

We are showing sons Eemsrks-
bic values In Comforts and
BldnkeSS, Stoves, Toilet Sets
and Dishexs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-02

We are headquarters for Nov
elites Of all kinds, such AZ Fam
ey Pictures, Psrlor Cabinets.
RoekeTl, China Cases, Bullets,
Hall Mirrors. Baskets, Gold
Pieces, roOisiools; all priced al
undeTvalue prices. and II you
will look them over il will
mean money in your pocket.