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BEAUMONT BUDGET.
Receiver Is to Be Appointed for Street
Car Company.


Car Company.
Beaumont. Texas, October s.-Hank Nc
Gown Of sherman. who was overcome BY
gas In the Aeld yesterday, has left for his
home. Il was at FIRST thought be was dead.
but he has recovered sufficiently TO show
that he viii not suffer any serious effects.
Metallic voting booths have been ordered
for the November election. There viii I've
twelve IN each ward.
suit has been aled against the Enterprise
Publishing company alleging debt on rs
new bulldiug and asking for foreclosure Of
mechanics lien thereon.
Mrs. Fred Hcinzmail is progressing favor
ably aad i Is believed she will recover "a
short time
e. g. hohetts has BEEN elected FIRST leu
tenant OF the Light Guards. The company
now numbers seventy dive men,
4 sequestration suit has been ulcd ln tbs
United states court against the Forward
kedrctfon enmpluy by the Babcuck g. WI
COX compang. Certain boxers which. &c Is
alleged have not been paid for. constitut,
the property which Is being sued Tor.
The blockade ~ freight cars Ia the South
cru Paclnc yards has been about clearet
aUa9 and superintendent Hartman and Mr.
ticn.
Dltchcs and sewers were clogged today
ana the heavy rain bad no way IF gettln;
the town was Hooded,
The matter of receiver for the stree
car company Is 70 come up tomorrow ans
Il ls said that w l. Thompson viii b
named ms the party to take control " thl
property until tbs tangle In is affairs Z
strhichteued out.
Messrs. Cooper. polk, Call and Josey
interested In the street ear company, nav
returned from O trip 20 New Orleans, bu
have declined 70 make any statement a
TO the result Of their visit which Is uiGgt
stood TO have been In connection 81 tn tn
affairs Of the company.
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corpus chrlatl cnIIInna.

Corpus Christi. Texas, October a. Post.
mister Wand has been granted permits
sion by the. postofhce department to move
the office here and next wednesday he
viii move It from its present location on
ppsise tie ST. James hotel 10 one door
north ~ Wards book store In the Ran.
Kin building.
Arelher nne frteh water EuAhcr with a
capacity OF 900 gniiens 4 minune has been
brought IN on the la Pagra tkeBedyl Eapeh.
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HEARST EoR CONGRESS
He Was Nominated by Aoclsmati,
Alter a Second hv Dnucrv

He Was Nominated by Aoclsmatior
After a Second by Devery.
New York, October .. Conventions were
held tonight In the congressional districts
within the boundaries of tho boroughs OF
Manhattan, BRONX and Richmond Interest
conferred In the Eleventh district, where
the Tammany leaders announced carly In
tho day that William S Devery and his
delegates would not be allowed seats In the
convention. Dcvcry then sent an emlqsnry
TO the hall He threatened Injunction pro-
ceedngs aud said II it was too late tor tails
he would take other action Later on Dew.
erys delegates We're seated
The nomination went by reclamation Ia
William Randolph Hearst, editor aud pro,
prictor Of the New York journal aud Chi
cngo American. He was placed IN nomina.
ton by r. c. O'Fnllcn and william S.
Deye~ made 4 speech socondlng the noin.
nation.
The candidates IN the Richmond district
represent constituencies formed under re.
distrcting of New York.
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Impressed Win Texas.

Eagle Lake. Tcxas, 0ctoDer 3.--Mr. A. A.
Is. woerhidc, president o. the Lincoln
Trust eonpsny Of st. Louis, arrived this
afternoon ana is in consultation with tn
ofdcers ana directors Of the Cane Belt rail-
racd, devising plans FOR improvements nhd
tctiermehts for that road. MI. Woefh'dc
has been down to Victoria aud was com
plctely captivated by the City OF koses
He said shat II Icxas had uany cities MS
VICTORIA she Is fortunate indeed. II IS 4
Cltan city and hei inhabitants are wen clau
aad everything pointed TO prosperous
happg COMMUNITY Ills trip from victoria
to Port LayncR was a revelation 20 hlnh
As 10 Houston which he referred To scy
eiai times, nc believed II 70 be the cquhnl
city OF the South and was especially COM
plmentary IN regard 70 The POST Wnlci y,
declared tn he the Soutll's great daily
MIR Woerhide leaves for St. Louis to
morrow
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PALESTINE SALT MINE.
Shipments VIII Begin Within the Next
Sixty DAYS.

Shipments VIII Begin Within the Next
Sixty Days.
Palestine. Texas. October 2,--The work
at the salt mine west Of this city is now
progressing very rapidly aud all OF the
buildings and machinery to be used IN the
manufacture OF salt will soon DO com.
peted. Mr. Woods, the manager OF the
company, Is pushing the work forward as
fast as is possible TO do so and the manu-
facture OF salt win begin within the next
sixty days II nothing happens to prevent
The international aud Great Northern has
completed It's spur track TO the mines and
all the heavy machinery to be used Is nov
on the ground. The company will start ur
with orders for several carloads OF the I'M
tshed salt already booked and has very
hatterlng prospects, The capacity OF the
plant Is very large TO start ON, but the
company hopes 10 secure business enough
the first year 10 warrant an increase.
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Williams Meeting at Crowley.

Crowley la, October ? The gospel meet
Ing conducted by Pastor T. G Alfred. as
sisted by Evangelist Sidney j Williams
and James A. Brown, IS increasing in inter.
est with every service Last night the
large tent was crowded TO Its uttermost.
The evangelist preached on "God Is Love"
az the close Of the service mere than TWEEN
y-hye men, as well as others, came for
ward and requested prayer by the peopl
% God. SiN prcfessed faith In Christ
Quite number have already united with
the church. Tho choir, under the leader,
ship Of Prof Brown. Is making some splen-
did music. There are about forty or fifty
IN the choir; an denominations being rep.
resented Mr., Hugh Hett Of the chapel
car Good VIII" Is aiding Mr. Brown in
leading the conversational singing.
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TEXAS DEATHS.

JOHNSON. Palestine, Texas. October >.
Edmond Johnson, an aged citizen Of
bo 5fs of passed. soG J|$ s abb nSn t th
city. He was So years old and had heen
a citizen Of Palestine for a number of
years
KINCAID1 Corscana, Texas, October 3,
Rev d. C Kincaid. an aged minister of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church. was
found dead in his bed.
EDENS. -Corsicana, Texas. October B.
John Wesley Edens, vice president of the
Corsicana National bank, is dead after an
illness Of some months. He was buried
With Masonic honors
STEPHENS Austin, Texas October a.
Mrs Minnie stephens, aged - years. died
yesterday at the family home In Hornsbys
bend. She was the wife Of Rev j. w.
stephens, pastor of the Baptist church at
that place.
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Gonzales, pegas. October S-Thls /. tb.
hfth day Of the examining trial Of l.. d
Hun and three others charged with r9hbery
nnd az u IN. the state concluded its testI
meny There has been some strong ties
timony brought out and a good deal tha
amounted to little, One OF the witnesse
"a relative by marriage OF Hum tpstlHe.
that some time lately before the transIc
ticn near Harwood Hun had tnld tn vii
ness that he ttlunl intended 70 masmerig,
Rainholt aud make him sign certain doc
worth were the only witnesses examine,
this morning
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A..l.Lant HealLh nfacer Rowen has about
oouRr md HousroN COUNTY.

JUDGE Goooh's Charge Was Explicit on
Several Points.
Crockett. Texas. October District court
opened Monday morning, Judge Gooch pre-.
siding Tho grand jury was organized aud
Hon II r. Craddock appointed foreman
Judge Goochs charge to the grand jury
called attention to the manner in which
the court house had been defaced and
abused aud the condition Of the court room.
IIe adjourned court for three days In order
fo have the court room renovated and new
liuoleum placed ON the floor. His charge
was well Norded, clear and explicit, and ne
dvc- mainly ON the offenses of perjury,
Violations of local option law, malfeasnnce
in office. gaming and pistol toting'
on the first day several divorces were
rrnnted and judgments taken by delauIt.
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THE MARQUEE FAR.

Weather Permitting, II VIII Be the Best
Ever Held in Leon County.
Marquee, Texas. October 3.-rhe grounds
OF the Marquee Fair association are now
in perfect shape for the ninth annual fair,
October 7. and 0, The weather permit
ting, this fair viii exceed any previously
held. 4 number NJ racers have already
come IN and with others to follow the
stalls viii all be taken previous to the
opening.
Many FIRST clnss attractions have heen
secured Among the speakers who will he
IN attendance may be mentioned Hons. $,
W. r. IAnham. r, II, BAH, l.. T. Dashiell,
Mally and others. good time is almost
assured
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CROWLEY NEWS.
Continued Rain Has Done Immense
Damane 70 Rice.

Damage TO Rice.
Crowley. Ia. october "a heavy rain
nad electric storm passed over the horizon
this morning about $50 O'Clock. bolt
n lightning struck the end building on
Parkerson avenue tearing number OF
bricks from the rear end. No one was
shocked. although number Of gentlemen
in the store we're but short distance from
me point the bolt struck,
In south Crowley The home Of Contractor
e. \. Cornay WAS struck by lightning The
holt tore down one chimney and more or
less damaged all Of the upstairs rooms. It
spill, most OF the inside doors and tore
some OF the siding or. Mr. COrnays little
daughter was standing in the door of one
~ the rooms on the first door with a bOWl
Ia her hand and when the bolt came ~
shattered the bowl but did not so much
as shock the little girl
The tent of Evangelist Sid Williams was
blown down and considerably torn,
A message from W. ". nuson thls morn
ing r1ld OF an accident az the White OAK
saw mill, about eight miles north Of Crow
ley, which resulted IN the death Of o negro
iHboTer, Jim Johnson. The man was
caught In the ay wheel Of the engine and
the continued rain II the past two weeks
has dcae immense damage 10 the rice crol
~ fhls parish. Reports from all sections
are coming in 10 the effect that harvesting
has had to bc abandoned altogether and
that thousands of acres OF rice still in the
helds is being ruined. Much Of the rice
IN this parish IS yet TO be threshed and al
that has been cut and shocked Is suffer
Ing Hauling IS out OF the question are
the result IS that the receipts at the mill,
have fallen OF TO almost nothing.
Crowley rice market: Head 3hNi0yac
straights 2%M4c; screenings 2d24c No.
ia ikc rough Honduras l.DO6f3. 80
rough Japan 81 lOd2 bo bran per ton $50
polish per ton $500 Receipts OF rougl
rice previously reported i03. 7O3; Thnrsday
October ,, li90; total since September /
+ 1ttH Slia
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sherman. Texas. october ga meeting
was held in the court house tonight pur-
suant 10 call OF Chairman Fielder O.
the board Of trade recently organized.
Tho meeting tonight was called for the
purpose of erecting organization Of tue
Sherman board OF trade. Following officers
were elected: President. ". u Grelner;
FIRST vice president, r + smith; second
vice president. w l.. Sanfordi secretar 4,
K. II. Foster: treasurer u. W. Gultck.
In addition to the above named q board
OF seventeen directors were selected and
Include the most prominent business men
OF Sherman
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OPIUM AND wHlSEl,

we have before US yeiy T. =
pamphlet on the opium all 9,l sHsl
and their cure by b. N; Mg%Ts
president of the B. NJ. Woolls ,I. Y
The Atlanta Presbyterian q An' =
The editor Of this journal az M. q /,
ING about DR.. Woolley ana " I
nbnut twenty-five years. lles X. y !, !
shadow of humbuggery about ~ Nv, I,
We have personally seen sVn nh., H
perute cases OF the OPIUM lsss
ones 10 write to DR.. Woolsi
pamphlet The evidence waIea y \.
Is convincing. If there Is aas n, Y
cure, ana there generally Is NV, ~
most desperate case, the tT esa, "
Woolley will rescue the suusTsshl , \
him to normal conditions, n
Will be sent on application y
ley, Atlanta. Ga.
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LACK OF CONFIDENCE.
Carroll D. Wright Says it Is the
Cause Of Strikes,

Carroll D. Wright Says II ls the Main
Cause Of Strikes.
New York, October 2At today's session
Of the semi-annuai meeting OF the New Ell
gland committee Of the Manufacturers as.
ISOLATION IN this city paper dealing with
the labor question was read by G W. Den.
rstt Of North Adams, Mass. Mr. bennett
said among other things;
Carrot d. Wright in his report on the
coal strike situation gave as the funda.
mental reason for the bad condition Of
things. the utter lack Of confidence he.
tween empioye and employer, Estahlshcd
confidence between the helpers and the
management Is a valuable asset FOR any
company, II Is much harder TO nuke this
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Llano, Texas October The Episcopal
rcctory Is about completed. When finished
's's Heuusohe structure.
INC cattle IN this county are IN hne
S ,,,.i i. and rolling fat. Asgreat many
hEe cars being shipped IN the past ten days.
9Vmethlas over S0CO bales OF cotton nave
9fen marketed here this season. Oply
time last year There Is n great ~, Si'n y,
S MI, ~ lhe country yet, but the crop
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Alvin, Texas October l--Mr. ]. e. Kim
brought Is haIss lumber put On The ground
for The erection OF large livery stabie
On Seaiy street
a movement Z on foot to reorranize tht
Alvin Bnslnoss league. Several muSiut,N 4
men met lust night aud talked the matfel
over, and decided 10 cail a nertlne Tor
laDtitn NH he eNcrte1
Msssis, y, n, cupipirsF asa d. l.. o..
~ NeW York |'s
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waxahachic, Texas, October 3.-rhere
were two convictions in the district court
Yesterday afternoon. Ben Fay, colored, wat
placed on trial on charge Of robbery AM
was found guilty aud given Ave years II
the penitentiary. sam Howard, also col
ored. who was an accomplice OF Fay, en-
tered n plea OF guilty, and was given
term Of ive years In the penitentiary.
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CITY PLUMBING RULES
THE INSPECTOR ISSUES NOTICES TO
PLUMBERS AND CITIZENS.
Paving TO Connect Washington and
franklin Avenues---Partial Report Of
Deaths for September.

Plumbing Inspector John w. McNeely Is
sending out the following notice TO the
plumbers OF Houston;
When excavations are made In streets,
avenues, alleys, sidewalks or other public
property they must be properly tamped
while being filled, and must be put back
In the same condition as before excavation.
"Laborers who are found h.iiug excava-
tious without tomplng same will be stopp d
Until tampers are used. a.,
"Cup joints ON waste or vent pipes VIII
not be allowed and whore found they wlil
nc required 20 I've taken out.
III any yard drains from cellar are al
lowed 20 be put Ia they must have q four
Inch, or larger, pipe trap, with a bell trip
placed go top OF the PIPE trap, viii tins
DELL taken "a the crate.
"In no case VIII straight rubber vent con.
nections or rubber vent ellis be allowed.
Another notice was also sent out stating
IN detail Tie regulations regarding inferior
plumbing ia orhce buildings residences
sin a third notice is being sent out to
the citizens Of Houston:
"Ali people having plumbing ana Grain
laying done In the city are required TO ne.
tiiy The city engineers Office IN person. og
by mail and not accept or pay FOR any
job until certificate has been issued py
the plumbing inspector and the work has
been done aceofdhg to the ordinance
The board OF public works will meet
/ this morning at O'Clock at the city hail
! TO PASS upon the specifications Of the pave
mont FOR Fifth street This is most
( important matter. though the actual work
| TO be done Is only about half block. The
/ pavement Is TO connect the Washington
] street pavement and that on Fraukhu
This is the only road to the Grand Central
and tho condition OF Fifth street Is very
! INA during such weather as has recentJ
/ prevailed. Brick is 70 be used fof th'
/ work.
| Assistant Health officer Bowen has about
| completed the monthly mortality report
! which shows total Of sixtythrea deaths
/ or these thirty-three were white and thirll
/ rolored There were twenty one males ant
/ twelve femalas IN the white list; seventeei
males and thirteen females In the c9lcred
/ 'T6e minority III the deaths were due L
/ malariH fCYcrs
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Knights Of Pythias day at the san AM
tonic fair, Monday October 20 All brother
knights are Invited to attend See ticket
agent for special rates For visiting broth,
ers wishing to take In the San Antonio
fair VIII write to u. T.. Buford nnd Lieu.
tenant Dave Jones OF the uniform rank,
knights Of Pythlas. san Antonio, Texas,
WAC VIII secure you special rates at hotels
anu make you have a pleasant time
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evident when such feeling exists. Amid an
the trouble and turmoil and disputes. the
iawniaktnr nnd the ilwbreakiue. Incident
10 contests between cmployes and employer
one great truth stands mistaken ana un
niovca viais That fundamentally. ID IS q
moral question ~ right aud wrong aud 10
Win never be settled 0y greed and hate en-
fn.slt side
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M.n MIn po = eood RusIneaa.

has been made of all claims against the
pittsburg-Glen Flora sugar mill, the cree.
itors receiving IS cents on the dollar 1his
condition IS largely DUO to the excrtlons
Of Mr.. G. w Waterhouse one of the most
progressive citizens OF the county. VINO. by
push and energy, succeeded in Eettina
Northern capital interested in this county
and made the mill an accomplished fact.
With the tine cane prospect ahead, tins
sugar mill will do a rushing business.
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20 NOT leave HON on journey without,
oo.,ie or Chanherlnin's Cole. Cholera
apu p'aFreoea Remedy. 1t Is almost Ger
Nin . be needed and can NOT be procured
we you are on board the cars or steam
Sup u T. pleasant. safe and reliable. Raf
sale By ali druggists.
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Mayor Of Waco Recommends Park

Waco, Texas. October S.--At the meeting
OF the city council last night, the mayor
recommended the purchase OF what &
which IS beautiful tract OF land In the
suburbs of the city. for use as a city park
There Is 100 acres IN the tract and the
MAYER believes that very beautiful aud
attractive park could be made. The recon-
mendation was referred 20 the finance com.
mtttee for consideration and the proposl.
ton Is looked upon with favor by great
Inlny pcunle
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Brazos county criminal Docket.

Bryan, Texas, October S-lhe crnnma
docket of Brnzos county is nearer clean
now than at any time in its history. Tnero
is but one case, on the docket and It was
continued To- the next term Of court. Inerc
is also only one prisoner In jail and NJ
was convicted nj the present term Of court
and his punishment assessed at death, He
Will appeal his case,
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There haa hoen bpe srtesian well brought
IN on the Ia Para ranch nearly every
week or so during the past year.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. hopkins. 2 girl
on Tuesday while Mr. s. II Pitts Is the
father OF q nnc boy born Oh MONDAY
mOrninr.
The farmers ARE now hard NJ work sow
Ing. the large acreage of cabbage onion
and other yecetabie eeed and sonn their
nelds will 30 n solid mass OF prolific yer'
dnnt vegetation
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DGMocRATlc IIcKl.Ti'

'fSNN I,
FOR CONGRESS
FOR STATE sENATEs aa
FOR REPREsESrAflI'ysSFSn'
Patrick Egan
Geo, Z. Grlgr.
Rockwell Hosfin.
FOR DISTRICT JUDGE
w. II Hamblbn
FOR COUNTY JUDGES.
Blake Daprce
FOR COUNTY AITDRNEV
n. L. Schwandeg
FOR DISTRICT CLERK-
Ienry Albrecht
FOR COUNTY CLERK--
FOR CRIMINAL nlsfR }Itsg- ~.
FOR TAX coLiIEcSrdJtSSa.
FOR SHERIFF
a. X. Anderson
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR-
L. b. n. Scaneidst
FOR COUNTY TREASURERZ
John Farmer.
FOR COUNTY SCHOOL SUpT-
II. 3. Cline.
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR
William Bradnurn
FOR COUNTY COlldIS'R ptn
ID. Super. 81.
FOR COUNTY COMMlSR. Pie
Il, r. Dunks.
FOR COUNTY COMAllSK. Pee
Carl IIlldebrand.
FOR COUNTY COMMISR, pte
Thee Zuhe.
FOR JUSTICE OF PEACE. Pr,.
!. C. Matthews
j. L. Marmlcn.
FOR JUSTICE OF PEACE. Pie
NJ 4. Bell.
i. r. ldIebsookl
FOR JUSTICE OF PEACE, Pre-
Chhs. a Tomllnson
FOR JUSTICE OF PEACE. P.s
Il. S. Charpiat.
FOR JUSTICE OF PEACE. Pre.
Jacob Hillpoia.
FOR JUSTICE or PEACE, PIT
Thos. Pevothux.
FOR JUSTICE or PEACE, PIX
NJ. Mcdonald.
FOR CONSTABLE. Prec. No. l.
W. w Glass
FOR CONSTAIlLE. prec. No, 2
VIII Burke.
FOR CONSTABLE. Prec. No. g.
Herman Imiaif.
FOR CONSTABLE. Pree. No. g.
j ] Rlagke
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Wharton County Land in Demand.

Wharton, Texas. October 2Severnl land
transfers Of considerable tracts OF land
have taken place this week. the purchasers
being men Of capital rom Illinois. Mr.
Glitherow of ri Campo has also sold the
Abbott place, consisting OF 100 acres, to
G. w, Peterson, who win prepare the
ground at once for rioe The great success
al aimed by well irrigation on the west
sue Of the county Will treble the acreage
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pIvoron pau n MalIsr oountx.

Hampstead, Texas, October 3,--lesterday
was divorce day IN the district court and
large number Of divorces were granted.
The case OF Barton Peck IS. Payne et at
is being tried todcy before Judge Wells
THOMPSON
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Eagle Lake, Texas, October a.-rba line.
snsu OF the long distance telephone com
pany are. busy putting m the wire he
tween this place and HalietsyiIje n ,V1;li
er s i, HoWtn!etea n short while II the wealth.
sbongt Eagle Lake Rice Milling company is
''Ou' ready to start their new mill.
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oonttnued Rains in Louisiana.

vinton, La. October 3.-,rhe heavy rain
storm of Monday has been succeeded by
others falling Thursday and Friday and
some OF the rice Is entirely under water
The damage may not be very great II the
weather should clear now, but all the rice
Is In great peril at tie present time.
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DIR. GEBHART 81 5 ss.1 VI aI:s' sS 4!

that is guaranteed to cure any ctE I
orrhoea orr elect nc home 81 noat !
cd. All soreness disappears to J M
Cases solicited that have bafaM q
medicll skin. physicians feeuE-a
Correspondence confidential
DIR. J. C. gEBHARl
G Gil North TeSns Builaipg- D1Ihl
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NO FT5VIoTa ~ DVN WITTY 01'''
Beevile, Texas. October 2.-Since the
September term of district court here not
a prisoner has been left in the Bee county
Jail This is the first time this state OF
affairs has existed here In many years
There are several county couvicts in the
Jail, but they are kent busy on the public
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Falls County Psosns

Marlin Texas, October 3-The pecan
trees are reported wei filled with their OK
feellent fruit; in other words they are said
trees have been cut down the mast few,
3tSSairs ana the large shipments nude from
the past ~ "'e 'A'nes u