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r.pty reH.a and DamIana Tablets
u a,ss u .sru sPd permaneptly cure
French Phsr mslieo ,7 ~;
"snue. Houston. ' IL
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FOR sALE-FIvE-RooM COTTAGE on
CRAWFORD STREET PAVEMENT, on
CORNER. ONE BLOCK FROM CAR;
SMALL CASH PAYMENT AND BAL
ANcE IN MONTHLY PAYMENTS. IL
DESIRED.
tt HOUSTON LAND AND TRUST co.
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TYPEWRITERs.

VISIBLE touch typewrlting on the ''BlIck !"
No. g. 1856; No. Z, 500; 60OO0 In use I;
sneeiai holiday prices for cash. W. T..
Russell general agent. Dallas. Texas. n
NAV smlth-Premier No. 2, above $500,
cash $50; installment $50; other bargains.
lyman Bryan & Brother North Texas
y HEADQUARTERS Oliver Typewriter, Dallas.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ANY PARTY or parties holding Jan bond
No. / for $500 against De Witt county,
bearing 6 per cent interest per annum,
dated February H. 1892, are hereby noti-
Ted that said bond Is now due and viii
be paid on presentation and that no In
terest accruing on same after this date
MIL be paid. III. Il. Dahlman, county
treasurer De Witt county; cuero, Texas,
February IL. 1902. IL
KANSAS, 2;U9A. the champion PAGER Of
Texas viii make the season at ANTIQUE.
my farm. eight miles west OF Houston
due when service IS rendered. Dick I'll.
llston. a grandson Of onward and Elec'
toneer. will also be there; he is fast
as; terms SIS ! have also REGISTERED
Berkshire pigs for sale. A. b. NibbA "a
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gOARp.R ROOMS WANTED.

LOON for couple with board prefefredl "
rriyata family where there are no otner
foerders: 1hlid or Fourth ward. address
o469. this cfice
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a. ..Ioy r, cured by the pi S Of me
l 50c n nile on; large size 81 30;
e. TerssSss 'paid. II. B. Jones sons,
", II
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MIRRORS reElyered, mirrors FOR sale, mir.
rors exchanged Houston Sign and Mirror
Works, 7O6 congress phone col. u
COAL TAR at SIS per barrel Z o b. cars
Waco, Texas. Send cash with order
James Wright. III Field street, Dallas
FOR SALE-Two thoroughbred liver and
white male pointer pups. they ara brnu-
ties; $50 each. q. Bcckham, Eagle
Lake. Texas. Is
FOR SALE CHEAP Complete system Of
1I-baskct package carriers aud shelving
aud counters. I'd Drcyfus 4 CO., Dallas,
Texas IS
Our Buggy Storm Curtains are now in sea-
SON. Mosehart y Keller Co. Is
Two OARS GOOD sell. working broom corn
for sale Ferguson Nielsen, Beoylle
Texas. -
FOR SALE Closing out entire stock OF or.
gans from SO. c. Iankc Co, SOB Main
land II came 10 pass. IN the 10Th year OF
his reign hat Love OF The tribe Of stamp
and Stencll-itcs, cried out. 10, We that
needcih rubber stamps and stencils, come
ton. II
100 COLDS dry pine and OAK wood for
sale cheap; new phone COS. G. III. Her.
mann 1f
FOR PRICES OF Sorghum, Mlllet aud Red
Nust Irnof Oats far seed also for Grain,
Grain Co. Houston. Texas. Phones 62S.
p o box 15l. ls
ETFEIGERAT0Rsl Rofrigerntor6! Refrlg.
ciuicm 81 sizes for residences, hotels
md saioons Write for catalogue. Smith
Furniture Co. Houston. Wholesale and
Recall 2-2S
hOI5T3N INsI4LLMENT 60. sells Solo
Of ST per week or 81 per month; houses
furnished from kitchen to parlor on easy
payments Call and see Us. New phoue
1913, 7O270i Mala street. 81
BCYCLE doubIe tube tires S4 30 a par,
Inner tubes soc, puncti re proof tires G.
] tires anl al Others al red!cel pttee.s'
write ioI pIic'S' , fo,,i e.
M9fch Iniulole y, NPSIa "o.1e. .i.u ~, -
FOR SAIE--sepd rice; 1900 bushels Hon
duras seed rice grown from Imported seed
DEWEY hay orcs meg mon and onl
f uurF rr W. q Gnrfarh
tlc.osla III
.-i-tssI -,r5- g-.7,. o,.ss, iti
b.. la1aneAe CnBa toys, sik handkcf-
Nina .fl IN fu-rs Jl48lese allE Wnfk
i ptestpn 81
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FINE. LARGE front room with private
board. SIS Mckinney IA
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PERSONAL.

always find It there. "a ~ =
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OIL STOCKS.
WILLIAM 3. KING 4 CO, members
Houston. Texas. oil Exchange, offer great
bgrgains IN oil stocks and solicit orders,
OLE STOCK Write us before giving your
arders: great bargains by weak holders:
quotations seat on application. Chss. r.
Munger 4 CO. All
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MOE ROOMS, with or without board, in
private family. Apply 60 Austin. II
HOUSTON HEIGHTS HUTEI~-Comforta.
bic rooms. Rrteslan water. telephone, bot
aud cold baths and good board. S. per
week. o. NJ. Carter. II
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tNCURE-Bcst tonic for men; EurcKl
h Ilr Is splendid as female regulator;
m 81 bottle only u Lewyn q Ander,
*s %
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lE0PATHY-Cl0rE & Mccormick. grad
BE- american School Of Osteopathy,"
1 der founder Downtown offices 321 -322
lson block; treatment at residence OF.
x Wednesday aud saturday afternoons.
~ Lamar avenue, new phone 339. II
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northeast quarter block and modern cot.
tagc ia Third ward; residence has gas,
electric light clstern aud city water
WILLIAM A. WILSON Office 203 Klam
building, headquarters for Houston homes
on monthly payment or any other plan.
II
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

/ 4 SNN
THEREON, IN FOURTH WARD. FOR
ONLY $3.50 HARRAL * HARRAL,
3l7tb MAIN STREET. II
! SEVERAL CHOICE LOTS on WASHING.
/ Ton STREET AT VERY REASONAB
PRICES; 50Nl2j FEET ON DALLAS
| AVENUE, CLOSE IN; SEVERAL NOD.
| Us FOR INVESTMENTS IN 'REAI rs
! TATE, AS WE HAVE THE LARGEST
! LIST FROM Which 70 SELECT AND
HARRAL & HABRAL, 3i7s MAIN
STREET. II
A RIG sNAP-we have for sale COO acres
OF level rice land near. canal, 20 mites
from Beaumont, y mile from a railroad
station VIII take 50 per acre, two thirds
cash, balance one year; nothing less will
buy; "hrst come first served" title per-
feet; arteslan water lI1 feet deep Hrsh-
field Banking and Com. Co, suite 10 aud
20. Treadaway block. Beaumont. Texas
Loans, lands and general commission. 10
FOR SALE-Three lots in Staple q Me,
LELAND addition, near eN-Nhyor Rrowne's
residences good four.room house and
stable; lots fenced, trees, shrubhery etc.
Chus. X, Munger GO. II
FOR SALE-Rlce lands, timber lands and
stock ranches. ] will buy Your rice dc.
yelopment bonds. W. H. O'Connor, B,nz
building, IL
FOR SALE or RBNT- DcsrabIc fwo-siorS
residence. PLY Elyslau street, Fifth
ward Il. L Dennis. "a
FOR SATE-500 acres Of pine Timber, cut
10000 per acre, seven miles north -
Montgomery. Ben Niece, Waco, Texas
$40 ACRES. house, barn, pear trees ana
other improvements near Station fourteen
miles from Houston 40 acres az &c rice
land, balance line for fruit aui vegetables.
big bargain at SIS and a regular pickup
at our quick sale price of $l2 80 per acre.
Bryant-McEnnis Land Co., lpl1 Texas II
2l2 ACRES choice rice land, sixteen miles
south OF Houston. SD per acre. Bryant.
McEunis Land Co, lola ic&ts, II
54G ACRES choice rice, FRUIT oud truck
land, i've and half miles from Houston,
$50 per acre Bryant AcEunls Laud Co,
1913 Texas avenue, Ia
TWO STORY eight-room house. Third ward.
four aud a half blocks from Rice hotel,
rents $50 per month, $500 BrymtMc-
Ennis Land Co, 1913 Texas avenue. u
CHOICE RESIDENCE lots, ltusk. CraW-
ford and elsewhere, also residences. Bry.
ant-McEnnis Land Co, l0ll Texas u
SIX HUNDRED and forty acres rice land
within i've miles OF Louise, Wharton
county, for sale cheap aud on easy terms
OIL AND MINERAL LAND Tor sale
Splendid iron mine fuel oil Within three
miles come and examine sample, $50
acres, half dozen gold leads running
from 50 80 to Sl0.S0 per ton ON surface,
oil lands cheap; come aud examine the
proofs. Empire oil, Coal and Iron Co,
opposite Rice Hotel, Houston Texas. 10
FOR SALEA bargain-H splen-
did home, 200 acres land 30 acres and
so acres under fence and planted half
Leconte, half Keller pear trees, barns
stable and garden; eight houses on land,
seven rented running water all around
800 yards OF Gorrlgao on Missouri, kan
sas and Texas railway, and near Hons
ton East and West Texas Railway; cat
tie, horses, hogs aud goats; cheIp for
the money. Can OF write L. II, Williams,
Corrigan, Texas. 10
FOR SALE-FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE on
CRAWFORD STREET PAVEMENT. on
CORNER. ONE BLOCK FROM CAR;
SMALL CASH PAYMENT AND BAL
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NV MAP Of Shelby county, Is cents II.
Witty, Houston. eerneF Main and Pres.
ton. u
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JERSEY COW 90 SOLE fresh In milk- Zlul
Center street s.2ia ward IL
TJR 4EG-A ood family horse settle.
gaat ap.e, Az
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"wATTs GASOLINE"

WATTS GASOLINE"
THE GULF REFINING COMPANY.
PORT ARTHUR, TEXAS. ARE NOW
PRODUCING WHAT THEY LIST AS
WATTS on 1T HAS BEEN FOUND
TO BE SATISFACTORY IN GAS EN-.
CINE WORK. HAVING REEN THOR.
oUGHIY TRIED AND APPROVED BY
THE LARGEST COMPANIES IN THE
BUSINESS. WRITE FOR PART1CU.
LARS" 80
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HOE SALE

OK SALE.
NEW WHITE Iron BID. mcttrew ami
ST. .LG bargain. aul uch llI-a '-H.t :
avenue. Is
NEW HOUSEHOLD imn.ture FOR sale An-
py, no Crawford. II
FOR SALE Household goods, books etc
ADply lVC6 Jackson street 10
FOR sALE-Cliil's phaeton; cheap Ad-
> dress, 42s6 ih's Office. 10
FOUR FLOATS Good as new. capacity
eight and twelve tho sand pounds; prices
Sl2j, $3.50: for two aud three mulrs.
1903. this Office 10
FOR sALE-A large black horse, surrey
and harness cheap. Scttegast Stable. 10
CABBAGE--s c. o, D. ~ cents. y.
Il. Finch. II
IF YOU CAN handle sir 20 ten cars OF
oil per week un track Beaumont or
Gladys, write Chemical OH Co. 1920
Treaaway buildins BEAUMONT. Texas. 10
CHOICE CUT FLOWERS at The stacy
filled at short notice; this department
- under the superintendent Of Mr.. A.
whitaker, who, while directing the
growth, superyises the packing and ship
ping; large entertainment catered for
IN advance from any portion OF the state.
SIG Main street under Rice hotel. y
ROSES The planfs; oner The fnest roses
the world has yet produced; lyesr-old,
26e; 2'year-eld. SOC. a. Whitaker, Houa
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FIND four raauu 0cHs YOUNG luti UT eT
$40 al weslhelmef place, thcee nel
northwest Of city "
IOGs boarded, bonghi, sold and tf4lpta
Training Kenr els, Deer Park, Texas Il
MUST sELL--Good gentle buggy horse.
Apply 2io6 Center. =
YOUNG BRAZILIAN PARROT and cage:
Fred Maier, 914 Congress avenue. -
FOR sALE-Two cars Of rice and sugar
mules Just arrived: also a few Booa
driving horses r. Y. Dupree W. y.
Berry, 1918 Prairie avenue. next Gen,
trail Fire station. z..:.sst
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dish massses' vapor. dry heat and
p.rlors ma paths at our hair dress
q halr osn. ualr store. See our new
~ S,.: ..slams 1919 Texas Ave vi" n
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letnfes nlNS. Nayasota. Teyas, man
Una. rlngraive that will cure letter,
NJ prlce 8 Urn or old sores OF any
box OF per box; any one huyiDg
~ Refunded wave save not nenedied.
write for testimonials.
0NTf-----,s- T23.02
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GOOD BOARD and rooms, close in only
Rusk. II
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STEAMER QUEEN CITY

vIOuuL tscts them fr~n steam and wa
ter and prevents slssfinS Eot sale By
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SHOT BY
INSANE
VETERAN
O0mentla CAUSED by Inability
to Get Pension. Shoots Two
Prominent Citizens.

Essex. Conn, Sept. 1s-David Hayden.
an insane veteran of the Civil war. snor
and probably fatally wounded two of the
most prominent citizens OF the town yes
terday afternoon. and when the authori-
ties were about to capture him blew the
top OF his head off with a shotgun.
Hayden stopped Judge Coulter on the
street about 4 o'clock and asked IL the
Judge had a grudge against him. Coulter
laughingly replied no. whereupon Hayden
drew a revolver and fred twice. one bull
let entering directly below the heart ana
another in the side. Coulter attempted TO
disarm the man, and in the struggle the
revolver was discharged and third bull
let entered Coulter's hand. He succeeded
In getting the revolver. however, and
Hayden fled.
First Selectnan Pratt witnessed part
or the affair, and gave chase, but Hay
den gained on him rapidly and ran TO
his house where he procured n shotgun
and shot his pursuer just over the heart
as he attempted TO enter the yard Hay
den then re-entered the house and became
involved In quarrel with his sister Eliz-
abeth.
The latter became frightened and ran
into the street calling for assistance
moment later the report or gun was
heard In the rear of the house, and when
the crowd which had collected ran into
the back yard they found Hayden on tho
ground with the top OF his head blown
of.
On the ground beside him was the shot
gun with which he had wounded Pratt
and then ended his own life
Pratt and Coulter were taken to the
Memorial hospital In New London.
Hayden was dishonorably DISCHARGED
from the navy in 1861. and has tried re-
peatedly TO get n pension. He has always
been refused. and blamed anyone who re-
fused TO take up his case. This is the
only reason that can be advanced for the
shooting.
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WARREN.

The Women's Foreign Missionary So
ciety will hold meeting in the parlors
OF the VI. f. church tomorrow evening
Business relative 10 the society will bS
transacted
Town Sergeant George L. Drown ar
rested a man yesterday morning on ac-
count OF drunkenness, but later he was
let go.
Charles A. Bowen OF this town and Miss
Clara Carpenter Of East Greenwich X. L.,
were united In marriage at the bride $
residence In East Greenwich yesterday at
u o'clock noon. Louis r. Seymour or
this town was best man and Miss Flor
bridesmaid Mr.. Bowen Is very popular
here. being well known by Warren citi-
zens.
The committee from the Hydraullon
company, No 2. OF Bristol. attended War
rem last night TO endeavor 20 formally
complete arrangements for a muster be-
tween the rival engines. At the meeting
OF the committees I'm Bristol Tuesday
evening the Bristols rejected the proposi-
ton TO have as n prize a silver loving cup.
preferring 60 play for 500 or $40 Warren
Old not Ike this. 50 another meeting was
which has not completely leaked ont yet
The place which the Warren company Of
fer sto have the muster In is the Expo
stion building at Crescent Park The use
OF this has been offered. the Idea being 10
have the engine outside, placing the pipe
through the open door.
Arrangements have been definitely con-
cluded whereby Warren and l. 9. ]. will
meet at Crescent Park next sunday FOR
purse OF 800. Chappelle and sullivan
will represent Warren as battery. Gala
were afraid OF. and Mulholland wifi ODD
ciate as battery for the ]. G. Is without
"A doubt
The ping Pong club will hold its first
social and dance IN Institute hall tonight
The National Band orchestra will furnish
music.
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EXCURSION TO THE MECHANICS
FAtRl

The Mechanics Fair. which Is held tri-
ennially In Boston under the auspices Of
the Massachusetts, Charitable Mechanics
association, Is known throughout New
England as one OF the finest exhibitions
OF its kind This fair opens next week at
the Mechanics fair building on Hunting
ton avenue, Boston, only a short dis
tance from Back Bay station. and IN con-
nectlon Herewith the New York. New
Haven and Hartford railroad has ar
ranged for an excursion by special train
from Providence and Pawtucket on Tues
day. September %. with round trip tick
cts, limited I'm number, at the popular
rate Of fi.25 each. including admission 20
the fair
The exhibition this year will include
somc three hundred mechanical features.
among which are numerous novel and re-
cent Inventions. also beautiful electrical
effects. a miniature NIAGARA Falls. per-
formances b. Jim Key. the famous edu-
Gated horse. concerts bv the Salem Cadet
band. etc. 90 all OF which the holders OF
tickets for this excursion are admitted
without extra charge. Remember tSe
date. Tuesday. September 2l
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THE MASONS
Second Days Session Of the
Sovereign Grand inspectors.

The sessions OF the second dav Of the
annual meeting of the Supreme Council
OF Sovereign Grand Inspectors General
were held In Masonic temple at 10 o'clock
yesterday morning and 2 o'clock yester-
day afternoon. with an intermission for
luncheon. which was served at l O'Clock
IN the dining room Of the temple Both
sessions were well attended and the
great amount Of routine business which
was transacted was disposed of with such
readiness and dispatch that an evening
session was deemed unnecessary
While the sessions were being conduct
ed In Masonic hall the ladies OF the party.
together with the members OF the auxiI-
nary committee. and a large number OF
visiting Masons and Mas at home.
were speeding down Narragansett Bay.
uhder the beautiful September sky, In
the steamer Squantum.
Their objective point was Newport and
there the day was most delightfully."- spent.
The 10-mfe drive was enjoyed, the bath
Ing beaches visited and an exhibition
drill was given at the life saving station
at Brentons reef
Luncheon was served at Berger's and
the party re-embarked for this city I'm
the late afternoon.
In the evening they were escorted to
the Colosseum. where the races were en-
joyed.
Today the hours were spent by the la
dies OF the visiting Masons and their
royal entertainers In driving to interest
Ing points about the city.
During the sessions Of yesterday New
ton ID. Arnold of this city was reelected
a trustee of the permanent fund of the
The 3Sd degree was also conferred up
on three additional candidates. as follows:
William c. Mason Of Bangor. Me-; Sam
uel ID. Sweet of indianapolis. Ind. and
Charles w. Cushman of Buffalo n. Y.
IL was also announced that the Su-
preme council would convene next year
In Boston.
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have never been opposed TO making
heeueu changes, and / am not now
nor 90 i understand him TO object 10
the ANTITRUST plank which is In a diff
ierent section Of the state platform. and
Whicn only declares against allowing the
tariH 10 become a shelter for trusts. 1t
goes no further than inumating that
such thing may occur II does not say
such thing does exist. Commenting on
this plank In his address, the general
says II Is bold declara ton that II
mooincauons OF the tariff are required to
prevent monopoly from sheltering itself
under the wings of protection then tariff
ton
AS understand him he finds himself
unable TO agree with the Interpretation
placed upon this plank by many OF his
constituents and firm party friends. To
What, III any. extent the Republicans Of
Iowa are advocating a removal Of the
tariH on trust-made or controlled goods
as remedial measure / am unable TO
speak
Il think Speaker Henderson's friends
ousht 10 SEQ TO II that his position be
correctly interpreted TO the people. and
that he be not placed In the false light OF
having declined TO be a candidate for
congress because opposed TO use the
language or the Iowa Platform, to such
changes In the tariff from time TO time
as become advisable through the progress
or our industries and their changing re-.
lations 10 the commerce OF the world
PRESIDENT RETIcENT.
Oyster Bay. N. Y, Sept. lS-The presi-
oent declined to say anything whatever
on the subject OF the declination OF
Speaker Henderson TO accept the renom-
ination TO congress He has consistently
refused the requests of newspaper men
Tor an expression from him bearing on
the subject.
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DEATH
RELIEVED
SUFFERER
Joseph W. Carnes, Clerk for
Mayor Granger, Passes Away.
Was III Three Weeks.

Joseph w Carnes, Mayor Granger 6
clerk. died at 4 p. IN. yesterday, after
an illness of three weeks. He was
obliged to leave his office on the Satur-
day when President Roosevelt visited this
city. although he remained at the city
hall until his excellency had made his
speech.
Mr.. Carnes was born In Harlem N Y,
So years ago and was a son OF william
and Jane Carnes.
He was educated at Bristol and took
course at the Bryant & Stratton Busi-
ness College.
He was boekkeeper at the Nicholson
File Works for five years and stock agent
for the Gorham Mfg. Co. for % years
Later he was bookkeeper for the Provi-
dence Brewing company, and for the last
two years was clerk for Mayor Granger.
He leaves widow, six children and a
widowed mother.
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Most earnestly ask that you
reconsider your determination not
TO run.
(Signed)
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
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GOOD SHOWING
GIaddlng Co.'s Assets Exceed
Liabilities by $685. 4.98.

A statement of the financial condition
OF the b. II. Gladding Co was made at
a creditors meeting. held at the Broad
way Central hotel. New York. yester-
day.
The assets are s2s2, ,i47 so; liabilities. $685.
9722; balance in favor of Corporation.
s6s17L9S
committee will now be appointed To
Investigate the assignment
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All freight should be unloaded on the
wharf l5 minutes before leaving time OF
steamer 10 insure shipment No freight
transported Sunday.
B. BUFFUM,
Supt. Transportation.
A. H. WATSON President
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SPEAKER HENDERSON
WILL NOT CHANGE.
Refuses to Reconsider His Declina-
tiOn to Be a Candidate for Con-
greSS--HiS Action a Puzzle,

Dubuque. Ia. Sept 1s.-Speaker Hen
declination Of the congressional nomina-
tion as he was Tuesday night, notwith-
standing the flood of kilograms from all
parts OF the country protesting against
his decision and imploring him to re-
consider the same.
The following Is the telegram received
by Speaker Henderson from the president: