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"ALL RUN DOWN.
ARE WOMEN in EARLY SUMMER.
A Beautiful Young Society
Woman's Letter.

Miss Bess +. Healy, 52i wabash street.
g. Paul. MIMI. prominent society Girl,
writes:
~ took Peyuno last summer U6en
1 was oil run dcGn. and mad q
headache and backac6e. and no
ambition for anything. / noU feel
as sSsH as eeer did In oil ing hfs.
and al thanks Is dze to pcnr excel.
The symptoms Of summer catarrh are
quite unlike In different cases. but the
most common ones are general iassItude.
played'out, tired-out, uscd-up. run down,
Feelings. combined with more or less heavy.
stupid listiess. mental condition Relish
Tor food and the ability to digest food seems
to be lost.
Skin eruptions. sallow compilations. bill
'ousness, coated tongue htful, irregulhr
sleep, help TO complete the picture which Is
so common at this season.
Life Is a burden, business a dread. pleas
nre mockery. friends a bore, aud social
privileges tedious round OF dlsagreeable
tasks
Peruna so exactly meets all these cond-
lions that the demand is so great for this
remedy at this season Of the year that II
Is nearly impossible to supply 1t.
II never falls to bring an immediate relief.
and thorough course Of 1t leads with Ger.
thnty to permanent cure.
Miss Anna Johnson, 90 Clergy street,
Kingston. Ont. writes:
II nave suffered for several years with
scroluluus blood, and Ii would many times
| break ont In unslghtly plmpies on my face.
! also had severe Indigestion | took peruua
ana soon found that Il cured the lndresfiou
and gave me a lne appetite. ] VAS also
plensed that Ii drove the humor out of
my blood. My skin Is now smooth and
elcnr aud my health is excellent. Misc
Anna Johnson.
May V. Adams. Vice president Of the
| Louisiana Literary Union. writes from ITO
| TcrpSichore street. New Orleans La, as
Follows ANY nerson with scdentary hah.
Us Is apt 20 become hahitually constipated.
have found this To he the case by sad
experience. aud am thankful TO say that
! Ieruna clrauscd my system, purified the
, blood aud drove out stomach disorders and
al aches ont Of the body | take few
doses every few weeks and find that IL
! keeps me Ia perfect health | believe II to
he an ideal woman's medicine"
lt YOU do not receive prompt aud salts.
factory results from the use of Peruna
write NJ once to DR. Hartman. giving a
iull statement Of your case and he will
be pleased to give you his valuable advice
! gratis
Address DR. Hartman, president OF The
| Hartman Sunltarinm, Columbus Ohio.
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Gonzales County Returns.

q ces' Texas, June 6.-The total vote
"a s male county has been received here
az, 81 saOws that 2s25 votes were cast in Sat.
~ PRIMARIES. This was strictly a
,,o,ns1 man primary; negroes and Mexicans
s,a.s u. Two years ago they were not ex-
~, rom the primaries and the total
stite We, sna gsO0; OF this amount 1900 were
bal W., u luvo negroes and Mexicans. The
NJ, soont 5000. As there are abont aSo s1
hon t mes IN the county, 1t will be seen
Il ibe ~ anove figures that the nominees
b Soremmhb,nlse mans primary win be elected
III, F'I'hees are as follows: Representa-
schlick; district clerk, j. W.
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Lavaca County Instruction.

Halietsville, Texas, June i6.-Lavnca
county convention instructed for Lanham,
Neal Colquitt Bell, Love, Robbins, Lefevre,
Terrell, Garrett Judge First supreme dis
trlct; Burgess, congress; Paulus, senator;
Ponton, hoater: Jake Walters, committee
man Eighteenth district; Hawkins, county
chairman; Beaumier, secretary; Ellis, at
torney Twenty fifth district: Instructed for
aid for Galveston unanimously.
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mi.n.ssea Ment 10 san Antonio.

Angleton. Texas June 19..-Most OF the
witnesses in the Cleveland osburn murder
case, which was changed from Brazorla
county to San Antonio. left yesterday and
some OF them today for the trial. which
The names: Dr. Greer f. G.. Smith. A. j.
lie Rihens Il. 7. Lewis. Horace Kelly. H.
NJ. Crews, r NJ lIarvin. Dick Turugs. r.
Fnnnin. j. II. Weeuls, A. r. Masterson. at
torney; ]. H. Weems, sheriff: 5. $. Smith,
deputy sheriff.
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Results in Caldwell County.

Lockhart. Texas. June 16-The democrat
ic primary election Saturday in CaldweIl
county resulted in the election Of all Of
the incumbent county officials except in the
cqse Of ;he county attorney, wherein Mr.
W. X. Baylor, incumbent, was defeated by
Mr.. Frank Roberts.
Mr.. G. A. Blaseriz, present county cnm-
missioner for precinct No. l, was defeated
by Mr.. II. NJ. BrSnyon.
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mr.. le Grand Admitted to Bail.

Hampstead, Texas, June l6-Dr v "
lie Grand. charged with the killing oil ton
stable l.. c. Tompkins. waived eAaIa 9 ,n
ton and was placed under SSsn 'onu
await tho action Of the grand Jury.
THE defendant readily gave the bond ana
was released from custody.
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San Saba County Convention.

San Saba, Texas, June 1.-THE county
democratic convention met at the court
house this afternoon and elected delegates
to the various conventions The delegates
To the State convention were instructed TO
use their influence to secure the adoption
OF a uniform primary plank in the State
platform. They were also instructed 10
cast their vote as unit for the nominees
of the primary held two weeks ago John
Suders was elected county chairman for the
next two YCnrS.
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Cameron County Convention.

Brownsville, Texas, June 16.-The demo.
ocratic convention of Cameron county was
held Saturday evening and delegates were
appointed to the various democratic con
ventions and instructed for the following
State officers. Lanham, Bell, Robbins,
Lane, Terrell and Lefevre, for Davidson for
court of criminal appeals Williams. as
ISOLATE justice; Colquitt, railroad commits.
sioner; Garner for congress- Wllloey for
State senator, Russell and Seabury for rep
rcsputatiyes
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Kaufman County Results,

Kaufman, Texas, June 16,-ln Saturdays
primary all State officers were instructed
for; De Graffenreld for congress, Faux for
State senate, Brown FOR representative,
billiard for district judge Cosnahn for
county judge, Henderson for sheriff, Fender
for county treasurer, Beck for assessor
Nevis for county surveyor.
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LArrR=LL CASE DISMISSED.
On First Trial There Was Conviction
and lie Term Assessed

Cooper, Texas, June 16.-ln the district
court today the court, on motion of the
State dismissed the case against Lewis
Lattrell, charged with murder. This case
came to this countyaon change of venue
from Hunt county.
LattrelI was charged with the murder OF
a man named Doggett at Greenyile In 1895
The case was tried once and verdict Of
guilty, with life imprisonment, was rem
dered against him. This judgment, how
ever. was reYersed.
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Tho Chicaao Excursionists.

Austin, Texas, June 16.--The governor is
in receipt of the following letter regarding
the proposed visit of the Chicago mer-
chants:
Slr-The invitation Of your exccllency on
behalf Of the various commercial and bank
Ing institutions of your State to the ctl-
zens Of Chicago, through Mr.. X. ID. Bowen,
has been received. and as chairman Of the
committee In charge Of the contemplated
trip of a number OF our citizens to Texas.
II gives me great pleasure TO accept on
their behalf your kind invitation. The de-
tails Of the trip have not as yet been ar
ranged, but we hope now TO make the trim
early In November next, the date for whit b
Is not yet settled but viii he communicated
to your cXcellency and your respective
commercial and banking institutions as
soon as decided
1t Will be a source OF satisfaction n the
representatives from Chicago to meet the
people of your State and become better ac-
qualuted with one another. A more thor.
ough knowledge of the great resources Of
our respective sections can not but he pro
ductive of good results to both.
Thanking you on behalf of our citizens
and myself ! am. yours very respectfully,
John G. Shedd. Chairman
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Austin, Texas. June 16.--rhe principals
division Of the State Teachers association
tcolored) convened here this morning at
Samuel Huston college. quite large
number of teachers are here to profit by
the discussion OF educational t.eics and to
Increase their experience.
The address of welcome was delivered by
w 7. McCall of Austin and responded to
by r. W. Gross, principal of Victoria high
school, After enrolling new members aud
collecting dues the annual address was de
livcred by c. IL. Griggs of Cuero who Is
president Of the principals division
President Griggs' address reflected the
prevailing sentiment of the convention MS
opposed to the tendency to carry the indus.
trial education craze 10 an eNtravagant end.
In the afternoon session W. Il. Guihbs Of
Detroit discussed the duties Of a principal
j. w. Frazier ot Samuel Huston college
read paper for "The Necessity of Moral
Training In Our Public Schools"
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HAsEAs CORPUS ASKED FOR
By a Man Who Is Charged With Murder
n Tennessee

By a Man VINO rs Charged VIII WuTutT
N Tennessee.
Hllshoro, Texas, June 16.-John Terrell,
charged with murder at Dever, Tenn. six
teen years ago, secured habcas corpus
hearing before Sheriff Scarborough started
home with him. The case will he heard by
Judge Scott at Waco tomorrow.
The case is one Of the most noted In the
Tennessee criminal calendar. When ar
rested Terrell offered TO go without requisi-
ton. but quietly instituted proceedings, and
papers were served rs Scarborough was
ready to board the train. He at once wired
the governor of Tennessee for the papers.
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News Notes.

Austin, Texas. June 10 Mrs r. T. Ruck-
or Of Orange is here visiting friends
Charles T. Bennett Of Houston is here for
a few days.
Real estate transfers last week amounted
to $ip,Ge0
Judge Van Sickle Of Alpine Is here on
business and states that his section of the
state is very dry
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BROWN countv for streetman.

Brownwood, Texas, June l6,-Brown couh'
ty in convention this afternoon Instructor
for Sam Streetman OF Milan county Tor
Judge Of the court Of civil appeals.
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n IN THE SEVENTH.
E,,,,e Of Stephens Has Changed
4, complexion of Affairs.
,scoy MAY NOW DECIDE CONTEST.
:, ,be Delegates Instructed for
y s..,,an--AIl OF the Candidates
s'E Now at Galveston.

~, Texas, June &c. G.. Steph-
!, liberty county and Colonel Num- of
n ,y,Iyed In the city this morning.
W ~ Palestine was already here
~ IN three of the candidates for
Il ,-ssslonal nomination are doing Gal
n II seems that Galveston county
LA the race between Colonel Mum
= =. Gregg. Mr.. Stephens could not
Y 4. romIpatlon If he secured all the nm
.-ssa counties in the district unless
!, me others pulled out of the race.
's,ped The Post correspondent today
:, had not asked the Endorsement OF
4 ,,,ocrats of his county but that his
IA been acted upon without his
s~,,ou His purpose in Galveston, he
4. ,,s TO explain his position. He says
I. A. had no idea Of making the race
|, "a, present when his name was first
',,sr,d and that at first he thought his
..,s,rsnt was simply a complimentary
y. Int that he afterward found that
iJ,nds we're very much in earnest and
~, "a, him to try for the nomination. He
y y has the promise OF Chambers coun-
4 NJ stephens denies that Mr.. Gregg
!, ,,rrIed Liberty county. He states that
s'msef has two boxes and that Mr..
y, has but one as far as his informa-
!. s.ss and that he is sure that the un-
s,ssted boxes will support him in the
.rrtIon. He denies being an interloper
I sys that he has enetered the race in
Y illth
f.ospl Num- was also seen by The Post
-s.pcndent this morning and he admit
hst he was much disappointed at the
IN IN Trinity county but. denied that
Gregg had carried Liberty.
tNr cf the precincts in Galveston coun-
t,ttucted their delegates and they are
-dd between Colonel Mum and MI.
~
srty. Texas, June 16--C. Fl. Stephens
t.rry this county for congress over
4 Gregg and Num- He has gone to
lrsston county to see what his chances
Mere
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IL Rorr h Grimes Connty

Bryan, Texas. June 1G.M. NJ Bigelow,
who is preparing TO bore for oil at Pan
key. Grimes county, was here today after
more machinery ana said they would be
ready TO begin boring In a few days.
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Rountree Has Carried Burnett County.

hOHN'SS ''e@ SH'''SS
Burret, Texas, June 16. After heated
contest Icy Hon. Lee j. Rountree and Hon
James II. Faubion for State senator the
primary for Burnet county was held on the
14th instant and Rountree's majority Is
152, with three small boxes 10 hear from
which will! not change the result.
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Nething but Democrats In Caldwell.

,..g puI DEMOCRATS In Caldwell.
~cAuaft, Texas, June 16.-Last Satur-
uemocratic primary in Caldwell coun-
y vas revelation as we'll as a revolution
~uny politics. The result of the vote
reDrl ANN me entire extinction of both the
4 s ~ ana republican parties In the coun-
ttn.,, Tue number OF votes polled in the
sa9Ty was equal 10 or greater fhnn the
Il \, vote heretofore polled in the county.
ssns,r ny prohibition election throughout the
,s,a TWO weeks ago some 400 votes
IA A sst being larger vote by at least
IA n1,n ever before, Compare this with
primary vote of Saturday and 1t Is
lsss ~, mat the republicans and populists
i \, Nued' the democracy for better
ii. nrt worse The question now agitating
y, ~ public mind is as to whether the Caid,
d =, 'v ni.y democracy is to be congratulate
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Governor FeeIs Setter.

Austin. Texas. Juno l6.-Thc governor
was able TO be at his office this afternoon,
and states that he feels better than he has
since he was taken III. Tie looks much bet
ter. and is now on the rapid road to recov-
orr
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The Supreme Count.


Austin, Texas, June ie,--The following
proceedings were had today in the supreme
court.
Reversed anc remanded to court Of civil
appeals; W. II. Anderson VS.. J. r. Walker.
from Menard.
Reversed and remanded: J. T. Profntt
vs.. Missouri. Kansas and Texas Railway
Company OF Texas. from Grayson.
Affirmed: National oil and Pipe Line
Company VS.. Richard Teel, from Hardin.
Motions for rehearing of application over
ruled: Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Rail
way Company VS.. Clyde L. Darby, from
Harris; Western Union Telegraph Com.
pany VS.. III. w. Bouchcll. from Wichita;
Ed Keller VS., Charles Kettner from Mason.
Railway Company VS.. Isabella Hill, from
Harris; S. b. Phillips VS.. Western Union
Telegraph Company, from Collin
Motion for mandate without payment OF
costs submitted; Louis and f. q. HillJe
vs. Roman Hettich, from Bexar
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The one great virtue Of Burnetts VaqnIs
Extract is purity. II is real vanilla eH.rns.
and nothing but vanilla extract tAiNt's
use Burnetts1
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STATEMENT FROM Mr.. HENRY.

MS No II Feeling Toward Those Who
Opposed Him.
Fm Texas, June 14.-Congressman r.
! Henry reached home yesterday after
| ta from Marlin, where he has been In the
srssslonal fight, and was warmly con
/ rstVlited over his victory. He found hun.
| hs.s Of kilograms of congratulations upon
Il HHval, and they came from all parts
aAs country, His majority will be about
81 md it is conceded by Mr.. Thomas, who
Sn BIS competitor, by 500.
lbs ends one Of the hardest congressional
tlst - the State. 1t has waged with fury
tH lis beginning in Bell county, four
naats ago, Mr.. Thomas carried Bell ana
laytI ctInties, which gave him twenty
tI convention votes. Henry carried Nc
hrln, Falls and Hamilton, which gave
IA tAe nomination. Out of popular vote
alae district OF 5000 votes, there is not
w votes between the two men
W. Henry has served six years In con.
fes ana his record is well known. The
NJ year has been devoted largely to the
sAE Of getting an appropriation for the
.pp,ement OF the BraZos river, and with
an Of Congressman Burleson. together
Nlh rs own splendid efforts, he has ac-
great zeal In tnat direction
lsls morning Mr.. Henry gave out the fol
wing statement:
y ne Democracy Of the Eleventh Con
Esssonal District
Mw, mat most remarkable congress
iola campaign. has closed, l desire TO re-
laa my heartfelt thanks to my friends and
hppoIteIs Tor their aid. No man ever had
W. w aug more loyal friends and defenders.
~ 70 them Wish to say they have NV
.vpssl appreciation and gratitude. NV
slesl mas been based upon conviction and
ilnoratlc principles. To the old-fash.
ha K, democratic principles | have adhered
!! . mS campaign, and now pledge anew NV
. -, e, TO our party and promise that my
10y through my fourth term shall be char
,nAsihed with renewed energy In behalf OF
u, people who have thus honored me.
AsaIst those partisans who have opposed
y y '9a espoused the cause OF my compel.
w W.. ! nave not the slightest feeling of
nlce resentment or III WILL | can truly
y :, Mat my feelings are for peace with
,Mst ana an earnest hope that In the
Y, ,au s OF the democratic masses we may
y O.ly personal and partisan spirit and
. .a1 sil unpleasant features of the cam
'agetfuness. ''oh Va e'erndi
, asaln thanking my noble and loyal
r ,sIa and with malice toward none, am,
-" your ohedient servant.
r. l.. Henry,
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ASHEYILLE, N. c.
L. P. McKissick, Proprietor.
HOTEL ALLEGHENY
and
ROCkBRlDGE ALUM SPRINGS
EnrlaLLa.-A AInnanAnln Il nant.t L.

on Chesapeake aud Ohio Railway.
HOTEL ALLEGHANY--A handsomely
furnished, modern hotel at Goshen, Va,
on main line Of G, and q. Ry. and
ROCKBRlDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA
With hne hotels and cottages. beautiful
grounds, and curative mineral waters 500
600 expended In improvements this year;
are managed practically as one resort. Cars
at frequent intervals enable guests 10 IN.
termingle as under one roof. Fine golt
links at Rockbrdge Alum. Orchesttas AT
both places. Lovely drives. Magnificent
mountain scenery, Exhilerating summer
climate. Address.
r. H. BROKENBOROUGH.
Manager Hotel Allegheny. Goshen, Va.
JAMES A. FRAZIER,
General Manager Rockbrldge Alum Springs
Va.
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ton for James I. Dalton, who Is under ar
rest In San Antonio and who Is wanted in
Kansas en- charge OF murder Sheriff
Guthrie left on the o'clock train this
afternoon for San Antonio and will leave
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Galveston County Taxes.

Austin, Texas, June 1.-THE state reve-
nue. agent has received the following state
ment from the tax collector OF Galveston
county regarding tax collections for the
past three years:
Taxes collected from May /, 1898, to April
80. 1899. 500, $50. 81.
Occupation tax collected, S46,1So.
Amount of whisky and beer tax for that
time Whisky, s25,s0o; beer, s97O6
Amount of tax collected from May /, 1900,
TO April 80. 1900, S9J,625.29.
Amount of occupation tax collected for
that time, $40, 46T.
Amount Of whisky and beer tax for that
time Whisky, SOB, 100; beer, $4,000.
Amount of Tux collected from May l.,
1900. to April 30, 1901, Si6,72s.3i,
Amount Of occupation tax collected for
that time, S3S.S26
Amount of whisky and beer tax for that
time: whisky. 500, 400; beer, $3.50.
Amount of tax collected from May 1, 1901,
to April 80 1902, S1o7,o7794.
Amount OF occupation tax collected for
that time, SAL
Amount Of whisky and beer tax collected
for that time Whisky $4,000; beer, $3.50
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Nav Ilnifnrnns

The entire Ore department will SIme out
In their new uniforms today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-17

Theo. Keller keeps Pabst Beer. 1t Is pale
aud mild, deiightful 10 look at and taste
II rests you. FRY case.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-17

Governor James stephen Hogg returned
from Austin this mornlns, where he mp
pearcd Saturday before the legislative IN.
vestigatlug COMMITTEES He has not had
anything to say about the matter since his
arrival here. but has been devoting his en-.
tire time and attention TO oil matters.
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The Mineral Survey.

Austin. Texas. June 16--Dr. w p. Phil
Inns. who has charge Of the mineral survey
for the university. is now at work on a
bulletin which will embrace Ignite, coal
and asphalt deposits in the State.
The question Is now being considered OF
making the survey strictly a State AFFAIR,
Instead Of having 1t attached to the uni
Versity.
The appropriation allowed by the legis.
lature for the purpose OF conducting the
survey is rather small considering the
amount OF territory TO be covered, and the
unlimited mineral resources Of the State.
II is generally conceded that mineral
survey is badly needed by the State as
development of minerals is Just at this
.me in it's infancy. and with n properly
handled survey the resources could he rap
idly brought out, and development inaugu-
rated In many different parts of the State.
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:, Oh Tod. uIhdJS- NJ
| No. . In tanks Observation-Disclosures '@-12
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Charters Filed.

Austin, Texas, June 16.-The following
charters were filed today:
Alta Vista Creamery company Of Tar
rant: capital stock $4,000. Ineorporators:
\. z. Anderson, b. l.. Anderson and r..
A. Balm
Young Mems Christian Association OF
Victoria; no capital stock but property
holdings TO the amount Of $4,000. Incor-
porators: c, c. Zrjacks, J. L. Hunter
and ]. NJ Brownson.
The Crawford Norris company Of Craw.
ford amended its charter so as to Increase
the capital stock from $4,000 to $4,000.
Aghtfoet Grocery company OF Paris:
capital stock, 10000, lncorporators; Il ID.
Kansas Reauisition Honored.
Austin, Texas. June 16.-Sherif Guthrie
Of Msrysrille. Marshall county, Kan. was
here this morning and obtained q requisi-
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Contractor Lea stated to The Post core
~pondent this afternoon that tomorrow
morning at 1880 the Georgetown Waco on
company well Nc on the Ho.g .Swayuc
tract No, IS would be turned on Mr. Lea
thinks that there is mere in the bad drill
ing Of the field than there Is In a decreased
pressure theory.
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Mr. johnson of the Chicago. Galveston
Well Drilling and Boring company reports
the starting Of we'll at Sour Lake Tor
Captain William WiCss. Tic says that the
drillers are going to have considerable work
at Sour Lake
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lerty, Texas, June 16.--C. Fl. Stephens
II ,,rry this county for congress over
VA Gregg and Num- He has gone to
elvtston county to see what his chances
Ia here
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-17

Miss Bess +. Heaiy, 52i wabash street,
g. Paul. MINI. prominent society girl,
writes: \