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RECEIVER WAS APPOINTED
FOR THE TRINITY RIVER LAND AND
IRRIGATION COMPANY.
Company Has Liabilities Of About $780,
600 and the Assets Are Estimated
at Halt Million.

Liberty. Texas, November Son april
cation Of the minority stockholders. boud-
holders and the creditors Of the Trinity
River Land and Irrigation company, having
It's domlcile IN Chambers county, the dis
trict count today appointed receiver for
the corporation b. 4, Cameron Of Lib
erty was named as receiver ana his bond
was liked at 100000 s r. Perryman
of Houston was appointed master in chan
Gerry.
The general creditors were represented
hy Built s Lewis Of Houston, d. X
Colburu appeared for the minority stock,
holders the hondhoIders and most Of the
secured creditors by Dun q Dun aud b.,
w Glnsseock of Beaumont
The capital stock Of the company Is
100000 In the application for a receiver
81 is stated that the company has liabili.
ties az about S2ao0oo. while the assets are
in the ueighhorhood Of 100000 consisting
OF various items Of value, mostly land.
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TExAs PoLITIoAL NoTes.

Austin. Texas. November 6-Compete re-
turns from Travis county show: Fanoion
1910. Rountrec 800
coperas Cove, Texas. November ALI
democratic nominees we're elected in Cory
an county almost without opposition.
Palo Pinto. Texas. November g. Vote OF
palo Pinto county. except four boxes snow
for representative, Gibbs tDemD 924;
Owens Qnd) Cps.
Richmond, Texas November 6.-Ihe vote
for representative I'm Fort Bend county;
Lon A, lAgan tDem.l 500. j, j. Malone
d(cpl 163 For senator; Lpscomb DEM
434, Bujac (Repl ass.
Jewett Texas, November 6.-The entire
Leon county democratic ticket was elected
Jerry Randolph Of Madison county, demo
cratic nominee, was elected 20 the legis'n-
ture, The vote over the county WAS hRhI
Hnlshoro, Texas, November 6.-The new
follows r. 4. Bolt, j. x, Connolly, ". r.
Robinson, w, r. Oshy The Justices OF me
peace are G W. Frazer, /. T. Stanley, W
4 lord 10y g w. D'u'0n ana ., v" '"'
Colorado, Texas, November Mitchell
county officers: County Judge; W. IS;
Morrison; sheriff, Frank johnson; attorney,
r. W. Bounds; tax assessor, e. c. blAnu'
ford tax collector, Frank Johnson; trees-
urer II, r. Terrell; commissioner preclhr,
10. / S. r. shropshire; hide and animal
Inspector. g. w. Wadden
Kaufman Texas, November Sd Sewel
and Jim Woods made the race for count
attorney. and yesterdays vote elected ~
sewen by q very small majority. only !;
votes II has been the closest race thnl
was every made In Kaufman county; Inf
death Of Mr. r. ~ Alexander or Terrell
candidate for this office. few weeks age
made this second race necessary.
Rooknort. Texas. November 6.In Aran
sas county the following was tho result ol
the county election. County Judge. w VI
r,tdv,ins ocuntv clerk a. Herring
county attorney, Fred stevens; sheriff ani
| TAX collector. John n. smith county asses
I sor q NJ Roberts. county treasurer, y n
| scfIvner The race between John II smith
and II r. Bailey was fought hard aud re
/ suited In 3 plurality for Smith.
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AnnoIinn County Results.

S,,an. texas, November 5.-ihe com
u returns from the election held in tnis
I'M an yesterday have not as yet been
lived. but indications are that not over
Nor cent Of the vote of the county WIS
Ma The weather all during the Gay
verv disagreeable, It raining most or
day, and as consequence there was
exceedingly light vote polled, not 70
LEA 1870 votes. where there are at least
H democratic votes in the county. me
Inhiican ticket polled a very light vote
4 vote was overwhelmingly IN favor or
4 constitutional amendment The straight
hocratic ticket was elected as follows
firient boxes having been heard from 20
Pertain the result Congress, ). H.
bper by a large majority; state senator,
me- /. Perkins; representatives., W. Is.
sdnn and =. NJ. Davis; district attorney,
" lmhoden; county Judge J. 4.
rooney: county CLERK, j. j. singleton, as
rt clerk. j. H. Gibson, county attorney,
J. Townsend. Jr.; county treasurer, G,
Rush: county surveyor, Charley GIN
4 sherif, r. c. Mantooth tax collector,
j. Treadwen, tax assessor, D. Il. McCon-
to commissioner precinct No. /, L. Is.
bbb; Justice Of the peace, precinct No. !,
b RobD constable precinct No. l, X. l..
Vfg
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rh. Reslllt h Gonzales.

|GonzAles. Texas. November 6.-Returns
som all boxes in this county but one small
te show that Burgess majority is 900. r.
i Schlch DEM for legislature has ma
srity of 1900 T. r. Wright tDem), for
UNITY clerk has majority Of i01. The
H. Of the democratic nominees, including
hs Atkinson for district attorney We're
by majoriies ranging from 1000 to
Al,Lps About 400 votes were polled In the
$unty, falling on of at least 500 and
bur-tifths Of that democratic votes. The
hmocrats generally were TOO confident and
build not believe that the republicans and
iled party had the negro and Mexican
BITE. This county held strictly white pri.
iarles in June with 2S25 votes in them.
'he election viii make the white mans
hrty more popular than ever. All demo
tatic nominees for precinct Offices were
3ected IN the county.
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Charters Filed.

Austin. Texas, November o,-charters Of
the following corporations were died today
In the secretary Of states department;
Border Abstract company Of san Antonloi
capital stock $4,000, Purpose OF this cor.
porutlon is TO compile abstracts OF lana
titles Of the various counties In the STATE.
The incorpuraturs are: T. y. George, Is.
j. Milkerson Gordon Bullitt,
Rragus Hotel company Of ilouston' cap
ltal stock 5000. Purpose, 20 conduct a
general hotel business. The iucorporutors
are: John Flunigan A. +. Martin ana
~ X. Franks
pauy of Dallas, capital stock S60,00Q Pur-
pose OF this corporation is TO manufacture
Ice aud do general cold storage business
s,rhe lncorporators are: John w. Field, John
A, Barnard w e. Beatty, j, O. Jones and
w, G. Jones.
Bell Mercantile company Of ralpa, Cole
man county; capital stock SA0OO The IN
corporators are Theodore j. Bell, Joseph
spence, Jr. aud Blanche NJ Bell
The Central Asphalt and Refining con-
pany has hled an application With the sec
rotary of state asking an amendment 70 rs
charter 10 change It's place of business
from Cincinnati Ohio, to Port Ncchos JET
ferson county, Texas,
The Texas Construction company applied
for an amendment to Its charter 10 Increase
tho capital stock Of the company from
$4,000 to $4,000,
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THE TRAGEDY AT ORANGE
TONY JONES STILL ALIVE, BUT CAN
HARDLY RECOVER.
Business Houses Were Closed During
the Time Of the Funeral OF the
Two Victims.

Orange Texas, November Stony Jones
who was reported to have died from tue
effects Of bullet wounds received yester'
day is still alive, but is In a critical con
ditiou,
Will and Durg Harris, who were arrest
ed yesterday evening. were taken to
beaumont last night for safe keeping,
sherif Robertson aud posse slipping them
out Of iail and secretiug them near the
truck and tagging the pasSengcr train A
crowd Of men gathered nj the Orange ana
Northwestern crossing, two miles west or
town expecting the prisoners. to be put
aboard there, hut were foiled. the train
not stopping.
CIV Marshal Jordan and Felix Chenault,
who were killed yesterday we're buried
this afternoon. an Of the business houses
In the city closing during the funeral
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jackson County Officials

Edna, Texas, November OBJECTION on
NoVemoer 4 passed OF quietly. County
Pnlcefs elected as follows; County Judge,
NJ Austin; county clerk. ". 81. Moore,
'Spnty treasurer, Il. NJ Davenport; county
faerlu and tax collector, George f. Wnar-
Eonnty assessor f. W. Rogers; constable.
'ohn Allison The closest contest was tnat
N t1e race for county and district CLERK,
y A. Moore winning by a majority OF
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Post Mortem al Galveston.

Galveston, Texas, November 6.-The re.
pits of the election are still the absorbing
fplc here today The interest taken IN the
peal election was much greater than In
Previous years and several of the candi.
ates ran very close races While the re
lirns as mentioned in The Post OF today
ndlcate that the Independent ticket poled
much larger vote than the democrats had
Expected 1t would. the fact remains true
pat this is normally democratic city.
leyeral or the men elected on the indie
|endent ticket are democrats, but owing
the strict test rule they were forced 10
'ln as Independents or mol at all. II is
Pnerally conceded that had 1t not been
pr the strict test rule the full democratic
leAet would have been elected
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He made no statement, but left for Austin
ON his return Go the city, Mr. Noble said
that he would return here IN few days
aud might then have something to say.
II. r. Clnrldce. immigration agent has
returned from short Western trip over
the rond
General Manager Trcc rs spending q few,
DAYS at his home here since his recent tour
country with some New York capitalists
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rhs Surname Court.

Austin, Texas. November 6-Thc follow.
ing proceedings were had in the supreme
court today;
Applications refused q n baltimore VS.
f. w Proylne ct al, from Tarrant' j G.
Moore vs. Missouri Kansas aud Texas KAT
way Company ~ Texas. from Grayson.
Motions for rchearinG tof applicatlon9
ovcrrulcd. Ward Roper ct al VS., w. y.
McKoy ct AL from Johnson j II. Gage
ve q. A. smith 81 ri, from Erath w c.
Cnrhctt VS. T. T. Sayers FROM Harris.
Motion for rehearing tof application dis
missed Ward R0ner ct al vs., A. {. Seur-
lock ~ al from johnson.
Scf for November "a; Houston East and
West Texas Railway Company VS.. G. b.
nc walt from Polk.
submitted. san Antonio National Bank
vs. RI H. McIanc ct al. from Bcxar; 10
seph spence Jr VS. r. II. Dawson Ct al
from Tom Green.
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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL
Ringing Bros Beat The Contention Of
Revenue Agent.
COURT REFUSED TO GRANT INJUNCTION
A Number Of New Charters Have Been
Filed, Including a Hotel Company
for Houston.

Austin, Texas November 6-Ringlng
Bros won ont this morning In the iniunc
ton suit which was Instituted yesterday
by the state TO restrain them from perform
Ing anywhere in the state until they had
paid the sum OF $500 claimed TO be due
as occupation tax In counties In which they
have already performed. The court re-
fused to grant an injunction on the ground
that the facts alleged In plaintiffs petition
did not warrant It. The debt feature OF
the case will come up some time next
spring.
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wANAuACAlE pRlePAr-NG.

Waxahachle, Texas, November ia
meeting of business men was held IA the
Citizens National bank yesterday to per.
feet arrangements for receiving and en-
tertaining the Chicago business men VINO
are making tour OF the State. Inc party
will arrive here tomorrow afternoon az
O'Clock and remain until g. when they
leave for CorsiCana During their stay
IN tho city they viii he given arrives to
all the manufacturing plants schools, etc,
closing with reception at the hotel
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NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA.
a Cure for All-Not a Patent Cure-all,
nor Modern Mira Gle but Simply
Rational Cure for Dyspepsia.

a Cure for Al-Not a Patent Cure-all
nor Modern Mr5c Gle but Simply
Rational Cure for Dyspepsia
In these days Of humhuggcry and decep'
ton tho manufacturers ~ patehi me1i
clnes ms rule. Seem 90 think their medi-
cines viii not sell unless they clhim that u
will cure every disease under tne sun
And they never think OF leaving 9uL uys,
pepgia and stomach troubles, They are
sure ia claim that their nostrum Is an
solutely certain to cure every dyspeptlc
and HI, need look no further
In tho face OF these absurd GAINS II %
refreshing Ia note that the proprietors ,ot
Stuarta Dyspepsia Tablets nave cafeuhE
refrained from making any UNIQUE Claims
OF false representations regarding inc larl
It's OF this most excellent remeddN Tor uEs.
pcpsia and stomach troubles, lhel lhake
Int one claim for H. and that e. that tor
Indigestion and various se1nI e rsd,roi
cure They 90 nd farther than TINS anu
any man OF woman suffering from indiges-
tion. chronic or nervous dysPeepsaia,, M ..at
nothing IL claimed for u, thut tine iacts
viii not fully sustain
IL Ia modern discovery, composer q
harmless vegetable ingredients acceptable
Ia the weakest or most delicate stomach.
IL great success In curing stomach
troubles Is due TO the fnct that me nleu
teal properties are such that y VIII digest
1vhotcver Wholesome food rs taken into the
stomach. no matter whether the stomach
A. IN good working order or not. II rests
tha oycr.worked organ aud repenishes the
hody the blood, the nerves. creating y
healthy appetlto. gives refreshing sleep and
tbe hiessinea which always accompany q
good digestion and proper assimilation OF
in nslne stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets no
dieting IL required, simply eat plenty OF
WboieSolns food and take these Tablets NJ
each meal thus assisting and resting the
stomach which rapidly rcgains Is proner
digestive p0Nei, when the Iableid viii be
no longer required.
Nervous Dyspepsia Ia slnnly q condition
In which snlne portion or portions Of the
nervous system afe not properly nonrished,
Good digestion lnvigorates the nervous sys-
tom and every organ IN the body.
Stnarth Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by
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charoes Of Fraud in enadaInne.

c nssuin' Texas, November &. The vote for
loo a''', I county Garner 1910; Scott
go aC1-' This has been one OF the most ex
.iape co Sgarmpaigne In the history Of Guada-
A i tny race for county iudIe ana sheriff
at dige number az MoxiciEs were voted
eharesse rent Ng polling places and frequent
everything is now quiet, % "a ''Ne''
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Palestine Notes.

Palestine, Texas, November 8 Colonel
shelter, a United States tobacco expert
connected with the agricultural department
was here few days ago and IN company
with g. l.. Noble assistant general man.
ager 81 the international and Great North.
ern drove out IN the country &c took az the
soil OF THIS section. Colonel Shelters oh.
81 this section "A see whether OF not II
was suitable Tor tie cultivation Of taeAcce.
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lihertY County, rinknt

liberty Texas, November 6-The fol
loving named gentlemen viii hold the va
t,ouS othces of the county and this pre-
|bp BIZ; NJ d. Rayhurn, county Judge: Il. r.
,ShSstI county and district clerk. I'D Sher.
6gI sn sheriff; John A. Jett, treasurer; WI.
E%rva, -, uTeenA assessor; Ralph G. Eubank,
k,n,e3or; H. *. Tucker, attorney. commits.
falSSnssfs, doe Reverse, w. u. Davis. Frank
TeoI. George 7, Lowe; Justice OF the
H. SUo H. II. Mcconnell; constable, w. ID.
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sAERlEEs, pEPARTMeNT.

Taken IN by 8. j. Perkins. Humble,
Texas. on october 20. 1902, ono bay h0rse.
i5tl hands high, no brand. foretop clipped,
shnd. also one gray mare about 10 hands
hirh blind in one eye. shod. very gentle
Lost, Monday. from my house. one large
rom horse, branded V on shoulder, u
wears old Recently clipped; shod all
around. Reward for HIS return 70 sherin,
or Theodore Berlne, il. A, II. Anderson.
sheriff
Calvert. Texas, November Lost.
etrayed nr stolen One brown horse mule,
about Is hands high, o years old, wire cut
on front foot branded re on left thigh
will nav S. reward for delivery 81 mule 70
& j Benge. Calvert. Tekae, o. Guy
Townsend, sheriff OF Robertson eeuntg.
.s--.--.-u.ursss-asu.sa -
A. q Liver Tonic
use ox1n1Ake
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Bexar County Ticket.

San Antonio. Texas, November 6,-Less
than rs per cent Of the citys registered
vote was cast. the registration being ssSl
and the total vote cast being only 6si3 The
entire nonpartisan ticket tpresent county
administration is elected By u majority
ranging from 500 to $500
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THg euLF ANp INTERSTATE.
Arrangements Are Being Made for Re
bGIdinu the Road

building the Road
Galveston, Texas, November 6.-Arrange-
ments are at last being made for the re-
building Of the Gulf and Interstate railroad
from Bolivar to White Ranch. the present
southern terminus Of the road The mate.
rial has been ordered and work viii com.
mence within very short time The own.
ers are now endeayoriug 10 got the prop.
erfy out ~ the hands Of the receiver and
n this suit Is satisfactorily settled II h
believed that train service between Roll.
var aud Beaumont Will be IN onpration
within the next sixty days. a ferry wifi
as IN the past The equipment on the road
viii also be placed ~ much better condition
than II Is al present.
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Mason County Ticket.

Mason. Texas. November G. District
Judge, Clarence Martin; district attorney,
j. H. Mclean; county judge, j. r. Jones;
county clerk, Ben Hey; county attorney, j.
b. Gibbs; assessor, Glen smith; public
weigher, Garner.
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Private seetetarv 10 shennard.

,,IuSDnrg' Texas, November 9. Hos
nv "'' rs sheppard, congressman-e elect from
! hWSt district, has appointed Frank p
neyS,s Ar. Loekhart is well known TO the
|for SpSper fraternity Of the state, having
Tor Az a number n, Of years been associate cdi,
burg Gsg 0ne OF me proprletors OF the Pitts
tiseSS GSotlacation to his friends here and
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Profound silence Maintained.

Galveston rexas, November Q. -. H.
Johnston. secretary Of the chamber Of
commerce. and l.. NJ rhonts returned this
morning from prospecting trip from San
Antonio 30 Galveston. which was made for
tho purpose " iookuE into the feasibility
~ building railroad from san Antonto 70
Galveston direct u is claimed that tho
present railroad mileage between tho two
cities could hc reduced 36 ner cent by the
proposed Hue, Neither of tho gentlemen
cared 10 discuss their new enterprise when
seen hy The Poet correspondent today,
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Galveston. Texas, November The Scat.
teh Rite Masons have arranged for q course
Of seven attractions which win be ciyen at
the auditorium Of the Sc ittlsh Rite Masols.
The entertainments win consist OF the FOL.
lowing which viii bc presented at dlner1ut
dates in the order namcd Wagncr's
Ladies' QuartOtte. Rev. Sam T. Jones, Hen
ricksan and Rosani Botonia SCxtette club
Edwin l. Barker, Rogers and Gnlley and
Impe.ial Hand Bell Ringers, The first Mt
traction viii be presented November 20,
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Taylor 1exos, Noycn,her 9. Joe Hyde,
dry goods merchant of this place, has
turned over bis entire stock Of goods 70
james g. Blaine as trustee for the benefit
Of his creditors The stock Is now being
iuvoiced Liabilities aud assets are NOT
known.
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T;RINAGE IS NOW ON.
|Ielaus Are Paying Visits 10 MI
I.aobam al WeatheffOrd.
.------~------s
RECEIVING MUCH CONSOLATION
Amendments Are Predicted at
Further Returns from the
Election of Tuesday

ro,os. November 6.--Dailas has
l'u'' 40 81 the rallying points Of the
~. ~. wpnt Once under Colonel Lan-
wa - many OF their frieuds. I'll
90. zoe 10 weatherford are the order Of
ns,s and every westbound train for
Wy w has been loaded with politicians
nose who returned from interviews
y roione, Lanham wear blank faces
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Majority.
chiIdress Countv Offlcera.

Chlldress, Texas November 5,-County Of
icers County Judge w q. Howard; dis
trct clerk. A, Il. De Berry; county clerk,
A, p. De Berry; sheriff Henry Bellah; at
torney, j. II. Ainsworth; tax assessor
doubtful; tax collector, sheriff is collector;
treasurer, r. d. Bailey; commissioners,
doubtful
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AddItlon o FIghInn EIeet.

Galveston. Texas, November 6.-The
schooner Bouito arrived here yesterday and
viii be placed IN the service of the CUR
Fisheries company MS a fishing schooner.
There are three more new seh0oners on
this service.
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Austin. Texas. November 6-rhe tag
rolls Of every county IN the State for 1909
have hecp received except from Morris.
The rolls OF this county are delayed, but
are looked for every day.
pr. ]. A. French. Rev. D. A, Porter,
Mrs c. Cosby, Rev j p. Bell, W,
Stephens J. A. Jackson. Rev ] + Smith.
Mrs. sarah A. Eldrdgc aud w. J Jewell
left this evening for waco to attend the
Baptist general convention Of Texas, as
Of thls city. The preliminary work Of the
convention commences on tho 9TH,
John W Uornshy of this city was ap.
pointed yesterday evening chairman OF the
mlttec 10 succeed James II. Hamilton.
David Pickle was elected secretary ot
the committee.
The gnvemor.elect ~ Tennessee. James
NJ FRAZIER. Is a cousin OF {, *. Roll, at.
torncy gcnernl Of TcXaa.
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cABNeR's MAJORITY

Ian Run to Nearly 6ooo-sends
INV otnsvgIedoments to The Post
ryalde, Texas, November e.-ITele-
en 70 The Post0-My majority
I'm no nearly COCO. To The Post
belongs great credit.
John n. Garner.