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Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-21

never De OF
permanent until the acid blood has been
purified and the system cleansed Of all
poisonous matter. S. S. s. does this
promptly and surely, because it is a perfect
blood medicine, and an antidote for the
irritating acids that cause Rheumatism.
S S. S. puri6es and invigorates the
polluted, stagnant blood, and when a free,
healthy circulation Is again established, the
gritty, corroding particles are washed out
- of theachingmuscles
~ - ~ and joints, and the
- longsd for relief
N IA comes at last, and
- - the cure is perma-
nent because the cause has been removed
and nothing remains in the blood and sys-
tenn to produce another attack.
Write for our special book on Rheuma-
tism. Medical advice costs you nothing.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta. Ga.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-21
THE REALTY MARKET.
Warranty Deeds.

INSTRUMENTS placed on record Thurs
day, November 20:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-21
Quit CIaim Deeda,

Total amount of transfers.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-21

OF theachlngm muscles
and joints, and the
longsd for relief
comes at last, and
the cure IS perfna-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-25
COLLEGE COMPILATIONS
Can Be Ruined by Coffee

Nothing so surely mars a woman's com.
pleNtlon as coffee drinking A young col.
lcCe girl Of HyattsVille, Md. says. al
never drank coffec up to the time | went
to publish my name viii admit that was
proud OF my pink aud white compile EXON,
but for some reason | began drinking cot
fee at school and when vacation came
looked like Il wreck Was extremely ner
yous and my face hollow and sallow
"All my friends said college life had been
too much for me. After questioning me
about my diet mother gave me eup al
formerly She had objected to the habit
but the secret came out IN a few week,
when everybody began To comment on my
improved looks ana spirits. She said sh,
Coffce and | did not know H.
My color came back. much 70 my do
light and J was fully restored 10 health
! will retnrn TO college without the slight
est fear OF losing ground. for know ex
nctly where the trouble lies.
Mother says the FIRST time she har
Postum made no one would drink II. for 4
she aid not trust 60 the cook. but examined
the directions and made II herself Sh,
found the cook had Just let II come to III,
was tasteless, but the beverage made nc
cordng 10 directions, by proper boiling, Il
delicious and has n remarkable taste -
more One cup Is seldom enough for fathe
now.
II have a young lady friend Who surfere,
several years from neuralgia and headache
obtaining only TEMPORARY rcllct from medl
zines. Her sister finally nersuNded her Z,
leave on coffee and use Postum She 4
nov very pronounced IN her views as I,
coffee, SAYS II was the ono thing respon
sihle for her. condition. for she Is nov wei
~" the rsss Pisss Sa 20 suf not nnbs asaiqs
Battle Greek. Mich.
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A NEWSPAPER "SEND-OFF'
Is the Cause of Some Correspondence from
The Sixth District.

t,lons ~ the weekly. 1'hat as have sng.
aested. was simply a m tier * wat news
paper men call the m1a,ke,uP. e. ,,o ,ouv
Curtcf, II = harlly necessary TO say that
neither the Constitution anybouy cgh-
nccted with 1t was ever p1ld one cent lor
the notification Of the article, nor for tue
srpdi1r ont Of the SAMPLE copies. AZ
believe have said, this Is enc OF the meth
OILS OF pushing the circulation Of the week
IL. and Is enc followed by great many
fowspHpers There is absolutely no 500
grounds FOR criticism Of tho Constitution
ol the part Of this Texas newspaper or 0t
the Texas politicians, no matter now Vit'
Ter the contest In the district my be.
would suggest that you write Mr.. DIM
can fully about the facts. 1t seems 20 me
that 1 have stated them clearly elonsn 70
satisfy Mr. Duncan that there is no gfoun
Tor criticism or Mr. De Graifenreid or OF
the Constitution In this matter ! am
r 2@F co geEA 1tp clark Howell Editor At
MIR FIX" John NJ Duncan, Duncan & Jones, At
torneys at Law. Tyler, Texas.
slant. Which referred to our WASHING
ton cores pondeut Mr. J. Is. Ohl whose
Ieply. herewith attached, speaks for iselt'
Veek iy's co9 oii with "a circulation Of
more thnn 10000 covering every sta
from Virginia 10 Texas. publishes from
seven 10 ten editions each week as necss-
sity requires IT, for instance, we enda1Yor
to publish al Georgia news OF the week
A.. ,A- Az, -a,ttl >, n
", Iote III uAe 80 20. nrtbtnr hut Geor-
eie neNs Hence We make Special Geor-
Ella edition and likewise publish several in.
dependent editions each week
In tho matter Of tile De Grafrenrell mr.
ticle this was sent TO us by our Washing
ton CORRESPONDENT, Mir. Oni We Used It
in the Daily Constitution and the same
ton Of mr. weekly. IL II aid NOT 20 into
every issue of the paper that went to Texas
it was by mistake which perhaps arose in
thn ovcrtdhrirr ~ some ono edition. which
no doubt Went to few subscribers in
Texas before the papers printed from the
Texas mates we're in the hands of out malt
ING dcpartment
After Inc regular edition had becn nrint-
ri we then struck ofr some 3UN spec.al
papers which we're sont TO specIal names
nntnned from MIR. De Grahenreid's dis
trict with the view of SURVIVING sample
coplcs In thnm. The Constitution has beeu
pushing it's sample work hy this incthni for
NOR tban twenty years Special articles
iron orr Washington correspondent con
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-25
1EAN CAMPAIGN LIES.
Congressman Henry Is Trying to Smoke Out
Some COwardly Sanderers.

have noticed circular letter dated
May IA, 1902, issued by the opposition. In
It are some vicious and unfair charges
against me. Without passion or malice |
propose to meet this method OF campaign
ing at the very beginning in Falls county
/ can not and viii not submit TO these
things from any source.
1t Is said in 1t that this contest for con
gross is for "a government for the people
end not for the trusts" and that my com
pettor IS the peoples candidate. 1t states
that the Waters-P Pierce oil company and
many other trusts are Joining with their
influence and money against my competitor
aud for me. This statement IS wholly IA
true.
donounce any statement that the Wa
tcrs-P Pierce oil company OF any ether trust
or corporation is contributing to my cam
paign as false, no matter from what source
1t may come. II any one can show where
the Waters. Fierce oil company or any trust
or corporation Is contributing ono dollar
to me or my campaign ! will instantly with
draw froui this contest for congress-. ThG
Issue Is made; ! meet II ana boldly email
lenge the promugators of this letter 10 the
field. The charge is untrue, and those VINO
made Il ought to be too honorable TO deal
in such small and miserable politics with
cut evidence, l make my statement uenb-
erately upon my honor ms q man
Never IN my life, in public or private,
have favored trusts. In my SIX years Of
service In congress | have voted and acted
against them and challenge the most search
ing Investigation Of my congressional rec
ord Such Investigation Will reveal my hos,
tility to trusts. | have opposed them. |
oppose them now and here solemnly pledge
myself to oppose them In the future, The
trusts will receive no aid and comfort from
me, but shall have my unceasing and re-
| leutless opposition fin the future as they
have had In the past
Have I ever broken a pledge to my peo'
! plei Not one! viii not break one In the
future! My trsducefs do not dare to chal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-25
PRICELESS CANVASES.
Mexico's Exhibit Of Works OF the Old
Italian Masters.

ldNdU W5SAEINs
Mexican Herald
As the picture exhibit draws 10 a close,
lovers of art ore prodtng by tho oppor
uuit'cs afforded by tho loan collections.
especially that of the prominent architect
aud picture eonnoisseur, Gnillermo de He
redin, which occupies small salon ON the
second floor This lot of pictures Includes
several cauVpscS that nre worth literally
their weight IN bank notes, and those Of
large denomination
lfst aud foremost Is n small Murllo.
whose great nge Is manifest IN the scanned
surface of the picture. and undouhted nv
thcntdu ln the angelic beauty Of the saint
and the child, and the mellow color which
les Nurilo's own and none others. on tho
same easel With this treasure which has
a most delightful quaint old F'or2ntinc
frame. Is a larger picture that Is aitrih
utcd TO Rembrandt II IS n pastoral scene.
and the coloring md drawing seem to w4r-
rant the assertion as to It's authorship.
Among others that are priceless are a
rnautfUl little san Miguel hv Rent. and an
Apocalypse Of Raphael. There Is SmHp
INNS Memlne showing the Virgin md
Ch'ld amid the surroundings Of y medieval
collection The Virgins hair Is the accept
ed Tltian red, and her robe combines dull
blue and green tones, while the jeweied
dindcm absolutely sparkles against the
A remarkable painting among the larger
ones ~ Starck Charles | Of England at
the Hour Of tho Execution" There Is n
large Ascension by Gomez Valencia.
BataZHr de EchHye. one Of the old MeNl.
cnu masters, n number Of whose works he.
long to the acndemy, and are notable for
Two copies In the collection that desert-
odly attract much notice ere the 'Entomh'
ment' OF Titan and Christ in Slmons
hung In this collection tho famous picture
Of the boy acolyte, "El Monaguilo"
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c. n. Moore. S. ". Yost and Ed Prather
These IN turn elected officers as follows,
Mark wiess, president; w. 2. II. Mead
din. vice president: y. r. Beatty score.
fary and treasurer: 3. VI. YOst general
manager and assistant secretary; A. l.
Carlton. attorney. There was nothing fur
ther done at the meeting for publcatlon.
80
An advance In Dividend and strons call
for Missouri. Kansas and Texas stock were
the features this morning ON the exchange.
The following were the. transactions:
SALES
Gold Eagle, 65l0 shares OF lOc
Beaumont OIL and Mineral, 64J0 siares
at &c.
Independence. 1000 shares at &c.
Missouri. Kansas and Texas. 10000 shares
az Zoe.
Anglo-American. 1928 shares AT Iise.
Beatty new. 2oOO shares at l4tc
Dividend, 5000 shares at Sac
Globe, 1000 shares az lc.
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Managing Editor Atlanta Constitution, At

Managing Editor Atlanta Constitution, At
lanta, Ga.
Enclosed find herewith copy Of the Tyler
Daily Corrier, containing On editorial WITH
heavy structures oil your paper. and whici,
we think. does a great Injustice TO Hon. R
c. De Grafenreid, congressman from thi,
district and candidate for re-ele elton. A,
a friend 20 Mf. De Grafenre.d ana to meet
the chrrgc Of his oppon n., Judge Russell,
as showu Ia said mltkel editorial | leg
You to ~ once write me what the facts are
concerning the matters therein referred to,
aiG also to notice IN -FOUR paper In such
way as you may think proper these charge.
calculated TO work injury 10 the reputlt on
Of your paper in T,XJs. tours very truly,
Jpnn NJ Duncan
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-25
THE DAMON FIELD.

A Big Deposit Of Good Salt Has Been
Struck.
Mr. W \. Billiard Of Dayton was In the
city Yesterday. He reported that work was
stlll going on at the Taylor Dayton we'll.
which Is now some 1909 feet deep The
drill! passed through some BIO fcct Of rock.
most u II gypsum. AZ er getting through
this rock a fnc vein Of slit wa struck aid
the hin has now gone 400 feet into tn IT,
and u seems 10 extend Indefinitely. Th
salt Is said to be of tnc quality and sam
pics brought up 10y tn wnte- are as Hne
rS that VIII ch has been ground Tor RI
table
The Gunpy coinp5nys Experts have hem
looking over the ground FOR spne days. nu1
Il is expected the comp ny will soon beg 81
operations
Tho New York colnoanv has n derrick ~
about Eve miles from Day on ana Will soon
hrnin dIlLlnr
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reaohers for the orphan Home

Corsicana, Texas, May 29,-The trustees
OF the state orphan home met today and
elected the following teachers;
Literary Misses Maud Campbell Buena
Vaughn. HIKE Harrison, Myra winkler,
Texie Hornbeak. Birdie White Lucille Wall
and Agile Adams.
Observation-Disclosures Lena Taylor, Mels-
Muslc-NIrs. L, ], Niece, Miss Ellen Rem
son.
The commencement exercises will begin
tonight
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Died Of His Injuries.

Gainesville. Texas, May 2s.-Frsnk riee
aged "a years, who was injured several
Jays ago at his ranch north Of the city BY
horse falling on him. died this morning
at o'clock at the home OF A. F. Jones ON
Grand avenue Deceased was hurt on
wednesday OF last week and was unecn.
scious from that hour until death. No was
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-25
MAY BE A LYNcHINa.
People Are Threatening the Jail al
StephenVile.

Stephe nVille.
Fort Worth, Texas. May 2I.-Telephone
messages received from stephenville. Eratn
county, seventy six miles from Fort Worth,
state there Is likely to he a lynchiug he
fore morning. Several negroes have been
jailed there on suspicion, an attempt TO
assault Miss Bird having been made yes
terddy a mile from Stephenyille. The girl
WAS In her buggy and when the black brute
grabbed at her her horse hinged forward
and dragged the negro to the ground. Ven
he got up he hred, the bullet passing
through ono az her arms. Large crowds OF
country people surround the county jail
and threats Of making an attack are report
ed The message states that sheriff Hume
and force ~ deputies are guarding the
prisoners and pleading with the crowd 10
act cautiously and not do violence.
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The InveatioatIno Committee.

Austin. Texas. May ii The Legislative
Investigating committee spent the day a.
the land Office looking into some OF the
complaints filed with them regarding the
awarding Of certain tracts OF land The
committee has decided TO retain Expert
Virgins for another week for the purpose
q taking 40 the records IN the comptrol.
ler's office
fne work in the treasury department will
he completed about Tuesday aud many o,
the extra clerks now employed VII be
dropped.
Two or three open sessions Will be held
next week for the purpose of taking tcs-
tlmony regarding some parts of the work
in the treasury department
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-25
nIckler Menument AesoeiatIoo.

Austin rexaE. May q Pursuant to call
Of chairman. the BickIer Monument assocla.
tiou u cxstudents met at Clerks UnIou
h1ll Friday night and after hearing reports
from different committees an executive
committee was elected composed of the fol.
lowing. George Bengener, Fred Van Kosen.
tUE. = Counprly, b. f wright w B.
SUith. George r. Simpson, sam Her,hfold,
gohn f. Keller. Arthur Krpslc. H. G..
itubcTdcau, X. L. Penn and Walter Succd.
Tho chair appointed the following McsUs.
II Il nurt. Robert Penn, X g. R0bpIdcau.
Il = Wright and Victor Moore as com.
mittce TO draw ZIP suitable resolutions on
the death Of Prof. Bickler A copy of same
was aled with secretary and another copy
Tlll ho given 70 the family Of the deceased.
list Of nearly 1000 names Of tx Students
was given 20 the association by the com
Nitro
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LoekhartIs Round RaI. d..

Lockhars' Texas, May a3.-work Is prs
crossing rapidls on the new plant az tbo
american Cotton company In the sopthsrs
po.,ion OF the city, aud the large buildlas
machinery. ''' 'Ae reception Of the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-25
SHERlEE,S DEPARTMENT..

Taken up by p +. Wilson, foot OF Hous.
ton avenue Houston. Texas. two light Day
horses rs hands high. no brand; harness
marks; reached mare: were tied together
with rope when taken up.
Taken up by Gcorge Butler, League CITY,
Texas, gray mare, q or years old, IA
hands high, branded With n half circle
over the same A. X. Anderson, sherl1
Harris county. Texas.
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lenge any vote Of mine in congress and IRE
Iehu even mat II is favorable to trusts.
Ihey can not My lifelong reeo,d Is one
who will investigate will find This state
ment true. | stand on and advocate tho
antitrust plank II the Kansas CITY nat.
form. Then out, with such political meth
Take tho Endorsement Of my home county
Tor me against NY competition. our home
ward In waco vent fcl NE: so did every
ward III the city. My greatest majority was
III the country pre- ,ilcts of McTennan coun-
~ where the people are unfriendlv To
trusts. ! came 10 the corporate limits OF
Waco from the rural precincts with lOD
majority. This speaks Volumes. Anniy3e II
The conflict was fierce In that county.
conc to FallS county with the sincere
ana hearty approval of my neighhorS my
home ward, my home town my county; not
aiscredited aud repudlated ny those who
krcw me hest III | could not carry NV
nc me county ! could not ask other counties
10 accept me
desire to advert to one other matter
Some cowardly and Irresponsible nersons
nave started a statement that the Waters
ssIIeeFSs oll company sent me a check for
$1,000 which they say I had cashed AT
some Waco bank the day OF the urinary
In McLennnn county These persons are
TOO low and cowardly to stand sponsor for
m, statement but simply say they heard
4 brand the statement as false malicious
and cowardly aud challenge the Infamous
20 lslhutoF o. the charge TO come ont into
the open like an honorable man II be Win
show his head aud make his name known
VIII go with HIM 10 every bank In Waco,
m THIS district and In this State. ana show
der ''''"' ga"
Now, n the cowardly Slanderer who orIei
mated this Infamous falschood can NOT make
good MS charge, he should hide his face
and sneak away from the presence ~ non.
est men and no decent mnn hereafter viii
give ,credchce To such political methods
The honest voters Of Falls county viii dis.
eountenHnee such politics. | am sure, when
such sandcrers can not adduce one partielp
Of evidence TO substantlate their charge.
| Very truly, r. 4, Henry
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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL
Governor VIII Not Be in His Office
60 for Some Days.
SPECIAL JUSTICES HAVE BEEN NAMED
To Hear Arguments on csses in the SUI
prerne court--The investigating Com
niittee Viii Held Open Sessions.

Austin, Texas, May 24.-Ths governor Is
stlll confined to bis bed and 1t viii be ct
least ten days or two weeks before he will
be able TO attend TO business While the
fever leaves him during the day. it returns
at night, He is very weak, and unable 10
eat anything except a very delicate diet.
This Is the first time the governor has been
sick in many days. and the close conhne'
ment worries him
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-25
ea,d.cbelr in JalI al Mckinney.

Mckinney. Texas MAY ei.-Georsc Gar
denheir, an aged inmate OF the conteder.
ate home az Austin, was brought here yes
tsrday and placed In jail on q charge Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-25
A GUSHER AT JENNINGS.
Haywood Well Has Filled Up Land
Inside The Leyees.
A NEW WELL ACCEPTED AS A GuSHER
Important Announcements Are Promised
Within the Next Few Dsys--seatty
Company Elected Officers.

the oil interests have had for long time
/ ,rha ,,t,,,,i,, ,,essore vas received here
this morning by the neg WOOD bfotnerS anu
tells Of what happened al Jennings last
! night
] Heywood BfotAeIs. s. 800. .r
| ali ySi1 irrtTate rec wish n n
| -a,, 49, tr-,a Iii hs,a ..,r.o,,trr
! ffe9sora fImbSr in iron tgnks as must
/ begtn all,ag tbem today Aha
- - .-.-, 49,.
jennings he'u mas nal Dut 'ne enc uF'I'
! meb' 10 stop "s 'nP'u ue'e'0pHieu' aN'
( thht was Hne0ht'oHaoie qn''Na~nl lbs
mas evidently been overcome WIN eA
( rchenced dtiiieEs ana meh VINO use tae
utmost care there should lee 80 trouble
{ Ca votff,., ,.ttsrors o. t.p rr,,nunepd tyti,
49, r,,,i.-s and p.,rrr Ttovv.o,i who a.
here now. is justly clafed over tae results
The matter 10 POST correspondent he
stated. we ore very mpga pleased az to.
tn- -l i.s,, 1,,. @ 5,5 al, ,bc-e g., lSr,,
eisi.+itirs bus ue wefc afraid that Il
would lo hard 70 haulic We were at q
lgS7 % hnoW "ha' ~ nc o., AiSl LOU JaI
E.Gds frn lItrraIir nl,5 yv5eu We tnke Into
consideration that we own mile In every
direction from this we.l wr can snfely f"ai
4
ulls+ Held
= =
.Igu g. Svepc who has boon out ~ h'-
.e,, ,. AZ, - 40, .,,.,.,.,, - ,r,o..
'"''' ''' 'iN "'N' .' '''t' ''
is aHUL again He b. ut course, very mnnh
RrhfuI t.lt3 his work Dut stnuuc3 long
TO-. s.. .t.l b. f.... .,..
CIRQUE" TO 7Hs iaHl H' h' 'u' '''''''' 'i'''
within H wear more the prices ~ crude col.
tr., ,,tu go IL, sI nar h1rr,I aud tlgf tho
I,.-.i .,i. t.. ,IN "a tt,5t Hs+r. TJa
IT, I'D t., I..l.....,t ,t.... I. .I.
AHlf. 'h', WI. '' 'to'--i' '''t. w. .n'
i4,' 'hai .Ar lgon,,,'s "' ,,g' .r ,''.
--.- T IN liz t,riias,s tho, ti,c -
.He iHH thc people u4o seem 50 think.
ih't-u h' ION thli IHe ienh'ile- Know
,l ,.,ar IN nn,gs far
- H ,,,, ,,,, .,,
i''''''" j" '"' '''l
-
owner. is An Reanmouf today md chatted
with tho oil pcar!c hero for some time
40 nae yrast f,nh i'm ,Aa siInhur r,tte
.,'-a -...,,...,.t..,. ..,,, ,-.,, ,,r+,r, .,,,
interests are .reaS In the iii bHsi3css "f fhe
world Mr. Hunter lives no Shreveport but
gets down Into the oil belt quite often.
he is one ~ the directors " inc Export
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PrlntIna Roard Nleetinn.

Austin, Texas, May 24.-The State print
Ing board held meeting this morning to
settle dispute between the CANNED BOOK
company, who has charge Of the state
printing Of court reports, the state expert
printer and the printing house. CANNED
claimed that the law reports he received
were not turned out according to law. OK.
cept the copies received by the state The
State expert printer was Instructed by tie
board 20 pass OH all copies hereafter and
TO reject those which failed to come WITHIN
the fequlr sments of the contract
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the murder or Sam Houston Hau sIls,ed ,,
have been committed in this county on the
morning Of April Is. 1861. The sheriff !
department had some time previous 10 this
ahouts aud nnally located him m Inc bnme-
where he was arrested
There are said 10 be two living evewit
hesses to this tragedy OF bygone days.
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News Notes.

Austin, Texas May 2I.-chairman Wells
or the State democratic executive commit.
tee was visitor az the capitol today and
his many friends we're glad 10 see him. IA
speaking OF the lower Rio Grande eouutry.
he said that 1t was improving very rapidly
and that every acre OF land on the river
was being sold and settled up.
Amy r. Ing and Sterling Fillmore OF Aus.
tin Jacob e, simmons Of LIBERTY Hin and
Hrs. Elizabeth /. Stocks OF Bastrop stood
the civil service examination here today for
places in the internal revenue office
The Sisters Of Charity Of ST. vincent de
Paul announce the opening Of the Seaton
snhrmary May 20, and have ISSUED many IN.
xltations TO friends all over the State 10
be present
j. p. Mcdowell. whose death occurred
feceDtlg at Monte Vista, foio., WAS well
known here.
Ex-Governor Hogg has returned from a
Business trip 70 Beaumont aud will remain
here for some time.
n. II. Colclaser, special agent Tor the
rural s~.- saah delivery SYSTEM IN Texas, Is
hare