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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-11-14
w. J. BRYAN ON THE ELECTION.


him to be the only logical candidate 1904 have listened neny
for his Judgment the Overwhelming democratic defeat
The comoner November contains his the
and his rayng call for Significant is be the
@ % Pesn Dns @ ] of s%"saf @ @ Sn oT'S0"" takes pleas
The democratic party has met with an overwhelming defeat in
permit analysis and is impossible whether result is due
off the democratic vote This phase Of the subject will be dealt with
at this time what lesson does the election teach? and what of the
the
so-cad conservative democrats charged the defeats of 1896
that victory could be by dropping entirely
the felt
called embarrassing the democrats
West and South was appauded by the Eastern
He had the cordial Endorsement
the party had returned to safety sanity he had the
1900
but generthe from the Eastern being disappointing
as as the ret returns from the West The reorgnzs were in complete CON
to their own views and the verdict against their plan unanimous
Surely silver cannot be blamed for this defeat the
this year as they were four years
1t evident that the
Imperialism
for the president although his administration the subject of cri
PARTY ATTEmPTnD TO BE coNsnRHATvE h IN THE
FRtEs 1NGE M & S G1MDTIoNs WHICH DEMANDED RADIcA REM
ORDERED
In 1896 the line present
generation between plutocracy
ocrats who in the nature of things not be and
it drew itself large number of
party
The republican position
defends those who having
legislation
Hv their ezcon
the of the country
have to become
@ a 40 @ without losing several times as many voters as that course
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY HAS NOTHING TO GAIN BY CA
IGNG GE @ TO ORGANIZED AND PREDATORY WEALTH IT MUST
sTRENGTIEN ITSELF BY INVITING THE OPEN AND EMPHATIC
The campaign $
% @ OF policy as 1t is wrong from the standpoint of principle to
are gradually getting control of all the
The democratic take
Of the plain
up peace with the
that they reluctantly their credit to the
OF held out by those who had contributed the defeat
Oh une party in two preceding campaigns
% me % experiment m has been costly and it is not likely be
deceived They led believe
help the democratic party If our
party would only be radical press
TO hen tnn W ~ papers progressed an unselfh desire
% "gp Tb 1d onna up tn the % democratic t party
and we-meanng democrats who
the republican Of the West and
sressiye reform is middle ground
party he in ns he d @ w % a" f h a
@ ana Davis in order to secure such refomsand there
VII S by their election Now that the
he VIII both through the common and by
ne VIII assist in organizing 1t
her much who may be
During the three
arena some especially fitted time
enough discuss candidate
he cond
campaign and to form the line o
ans "a
Of
peaism to
commecaisn
position
duay. ~
The ininslee done the rlipino it
or as we resent ourselves and the cotne
hidden of
as the only Issue.
The
by the method i'm which the is collected
sole issue of a
The
The maintain Its position of bimetalism IL
unit to
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Colorado's receipts during the six
months ending September 80, from
the sale of state lands, was $111,74S.
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ceased paying Illicit attentions to the
defendants wife.
When the case was called the state
through Assistant County and District
Attorney Judge Mcdowell, announced
ready. Counsel for the defendant first
preferred a motion to quash the return
of the sheriff on the special venire on
the grounds that it was defective. This
motion was overruled by the court
Defendants counsel then preferred a
motion for a continuance, and an adj
journment was taken until 11:3C
o'clock in order to permit counsel to
present the motion in writing. The
motion recited that defendant was un
able to procure the attendance of alb
sent witnesses, and that the wife OF
the defendant, who is material wit
ness, was hurt in the wreck ON the
Southern Pacific at China Saturday
night and was unable to be in court,
having sustained fracture of some OF
her ribs. The motion for the cOntin
uance was overruled by the court, who
of his own motion, reset the case for
Monday, November 2, and the special
venire was excused until that time.
The criminal district court then adj
journed for the day. The next case
set for trial is that of Eva Britain
charged with murder, which will be
called for trial October II.
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Rose. favorite, was second. Frank
Collins owner was fined 800 for tall-
ing off the blinkers without permits
sion. Frank Collins entry will not be
accepted again.
First race, five and half furlOngs-
violin won, Dave Stab second, Eduardo
third. Time 100 IL.
Second race six furlongs-FcliX
Moses won, Tom Rowe second, Tcnier
Crest third. Time :16.
Third race mile and twenty yards,
selling-Sabol won, Mint Bed second,
Tribes third. Time l:44 IL.
Fourth race, six furlOngs, handicap
Frank Collins won, King Rose second,
Gay Lizette third. Time LIB Ia.
Fifth race mile and seventy yards,
purse-Pretcnsion won, EXtol second,
San Craig third. Time Las Ia.
Sixth race, mile and siXteehth.EMar-
liz. won, Miss loL scond, lmbolen
third Time 1:5O.
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County Court Proceedings.

The criminal term of the county
court, when was passed from Monday
last, was again taken up, and Judge
Wheat called the docket for orders.
Numerous orders were made dismiss
Jig. passing and continuing cases. In
only one case did the parties announce
ready for trial. This was the case of
DR.. il. 4. Luis, coIored, charged with
malicious mischief in killing Il hog, the
property of another.
All the cases on appeal from the cor
pOratiOn court were reset for Wedncs-
day. October ~. The following or
Gers were entered this morning:
Gertrude Grant, disturbing the
pcace; reset for Wednesday.
Gus Magauieu. violating the Sunday
law; same order.
Oscar Warren, disturbing the peace;
same order.
Lewis Gcster. disturbing the peace;
same order.
lanes Sapp, selling liquor on Sun
day; continued without prejudice.
Joe Tulsa, ARRAY; passed until Tues
day.
l. IL. lstNlS, llltllNi'"o iii'Nh'N''
acquitted.
Jacob Mesa, violating Sunday law;
reset for Wednesday.
II. L. Oswald. discharging firearms
in city limits; continued.
Sol Dyson. mlawfully destroying
property: dismissed at the instance
OF the county attorney.
Ben Blue, theft of less than $50;
reset for Thursday.
John Houston. carrying n pistol; re
sci for Thursday.
w. J. Mctaddin. aggravated assault
and battery: dismissed on motion OF
tho state.
Ray Kennedy, aggravated assault
and battery: same order.
Robert T. BrashCar swindling: de
I T, ndant NOT i'm court and rccognizanCe
bond in the sum of 5000 forfeited and
alias capias issued and cause con
Q Timed
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AROUND THE
RACE TRACK
KING ELLIS WORTH THE MEDIUM
OF A COUP IN OWNERS HAND
leap AT CHICAGO.
.FAYORITES WON AT ELM RIDGE
Frank Collins Was Fined One Hundred
Dollars at Delmar for Taking the
BIinkers Off His Entry
Without Permission.

Chicago Oct. 10.-King Ellsworth
was made the medium of a successful
coup in the owners handicap, the
feature at Worth today. Prince Sill
yer Wings was Il favorite.
First race, six MISUNDERSTANDING
Glass won, Tam O'Shantcr second,
Federal third. Time 1:l5.
Second race, mile and sixteenth
Little Wally won, Kings Court second,
Arab third Time l:52 3-5.
Third race, six fnrlongS -Frontenac
won, Mad Mullah second, Good Cheer
third. Time ia.
Fourth race, mile, owners handicap
King Ellsworth won, Prince Silver
Wings second, Ethelyne third. Time
l:42.
Fifth race, mile and a sixteenth
Carat won. ID. l.. Moore second, Aggie
Lewis third. Time l:49 Is.
Sixth race, five and half furlongs-
Colonel Rupert won, Exalted second,
Rcgate third Time 1903.
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At Elm Ridue.

Kansas City, Oct. 10,-Favoritcs won
three of the races at Elm Ridge today.
First race. four and half furlOngs-
Scasick won. Pacifico second, Iona
ih.rd. Time 0:55.
Second race, mile and a sixteenth
Eargin won. Ellie second, HarbOr third.
Time 1:47 "a.
Third race, five furlOngs-Belle Kin
uey won, Capitanzo second, Azelina
third. Time 1901 IL.
Fifth race, mlc-Ed Ball won, Leila
second Alma Dufour third. Time
1:i0 81.
Fifth race steeplcchasc handicap
about mile and a quartcr-Berna
Won. Spring Water second, Eyander
third. Time 2:3G IL.
Sixth race mile ami sixteenth
Fortunatus won. Golden Mineral sec
ond. Hans Wagner third. Time
.l:iS IA.
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apparent and il is hardly necessary 10
call aIlenIiOn 10 il, Three things
which impress visitors 10 HE Gentry
show this year, and these impressions
are not lost even AFTER one hundred
visits. are its OYepOWeTing magnitude,
It's supreme excellence and real per
lection OF organization, LillipuIian
animal actors in superahundanee, all
performing curious terpslehorean orig
inalilies and odd feals of gyTalions
with curious and comic episodes are
seen in a mixture 0f a new and novel
fun-making performances, Gentry
Bros. will positively appear Ia this
city ON Wednesday, October ~, after
noon at 9. evening at 3, with a gor
gcous street spectacle at 10 o'clock
in the morning,
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Now York. oct 10.-COllcctOr Jcs'
.up. II Gto !. won the handicap six and
D haf urlongs al Morris Park today.
First race. ceiling. last six iurlpngs
f Wuhcrs Geranium won. King
rcpBcr SECOND. Old England third
Time 1914 u.
Second race. last five and a half fur
rrnge or Felipe courTe-MyOpia won
Campo second. ny Bucia third. Time
1.1G
Third race. Withers mile-Alan =
-ala won. I0cund second. The Lads
RHDdr-fa third. Time 1-4l -
Fmrrh race last SIX and a haf fur
rrrg= Wffhr-s milo-OrD wOn. Nava3s
.aegrd Woman third. Time 1-23 IL
Flrh rare. We-fcho-trr handicap
a-f -iy and a half furlDng- Wiihars
Culncf9r Jessup won. WOfan
srsrH. Time 1-s2 Is
@f1.h rare. milo and fhreD-ziEfnnnihs
v-rtr-- erIr=r-1ar1rs y won. Afr
bsrlar -rr1n9. Orrnos des Highf third
Time zoe -
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BOSTON WINS OUT
FLAG WILL FLOAT OVER HUB
CITY GRAND STAND.
IT WAS A SENSATIONAL FINISH
28,500 People Witnessed the Downfall
of Gothamites on Their Own
Grounds.

New York, oct. 10.-Boston van
quished New York on tho baseball
field here today, winning the Ameri-
can League championship pennant
for the second time.
1t was a sensational finish TO
thrilling struggle, which has been go
ing on for several months. During
the last two months the teams have
been see-sawlng in the lead for the
championship and the fact that TN
issue narrowed down to the outcome
of todays double header on the Wash
ington Heights grounds, demonstrat-
ed how close the battle was. In order
to win the pcnnant, Grifliths NEW
Workers required two victories TO-
day. while Boston needed only one
At the end of the fifth inning, inc
local men seemed to have the mrs,
game well in hand, as they scored
two runs.
In the seventh inning. bad thro"
bv Williams to the plate allowed La
Chance and Ferris to- cross the plate
and tie the score for Boston.
Wild Pitch Did II
Each side being equal, things went
smoothly until the first half Of IN"
ninth. when Criger reached first salc.
w on an inield hit. Dineen passed
him To second by sacrifice. and
Chcsbro losing control Mt this crlll-
cal stage. made wild pitch. u1c
ban hitting the press stand. whlc
Criger was running in with the wan
ming tally. =.
New York failed 10 tie in their half
of the game and the pennant went to
the New Englanders by a score OF "
to 9.
Putnam and Winter were the on
poging pitchers I'm the final game
which went the full nine innings
without n run being scored. a wild
throw by Ia Chance gave the game
TO New York in the tenth. Attend
ancc 2S.5Sf. Score:
First:
Boston 600 ""n ZOl-'
New York 600 OZN WV
Dinocn and Ciger: Chesbro an"
Klionow.
Second:
BOSTON 600 600 "'" ~
Now York Nh NfH WV II
Winter and DOran; Putnam ana
Mcclure.
Season closed a. Washington.
Washington. OCT. 1o.-The season
rlo-rd IN this ciiv TODAY with
double header between Washinginn
and Philadelphia. The visitors winning
she fret and the locals the secJnd.
Score.
Firuf.
rIt,f1sas.7rFfa ono lnl POO ~
w-aehfrrs0n ono Hg1 l12-c -
Hughes and CLARKE. Aurlrrnfr nn1
Norman.
=nr0rnd-
Washington tHn IL
Philadelphia hhi %
Wolfe and Kiffredse. Waddfll nnd
Nounan.
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Church Reception.

This evening from to 10 o'clock 2
reception will be given at st. Marks
rcctory by the ladies of the Epis
copal church. No admission will b,
charged. The members and friends
and children Of St Marks church arc
invited TO be present.
There will be music, recitation'
and refreshments. Miss Hardy. the
reader and impcr -onator has prOmis
Cd 10 give several reading.
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ua=r+a IRE famiifa-7+~ f 81 Hrr
arra win TIRE iu-Bensifr rf fhr 1urT
a-fHr- rarnr-a-r -r ffr farTfrv rf
-r.r'f +-a frHf incl sfIru a= o. ffsf
rfrrrrrnf fr fhr GHr-r~ Hr1= ffr
-fgu T. rff- scar aT rIr,t greater ir
f-p-T direction fiat fbs facf De- 81 01se
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Moose Hunting.

There is a region in Canada. located
. northern Ontario. where the mOO-r
the monarch 0f the forest is 10 ho
found in greaf numbers. This terri
-0rv o. known as 'Trrmsgami" and
-s reached from Buffalo. Chicago and
Detroit - the Grand Trunk railway
s-rfrn ~ North Bay. Tho open eaa
-or in this r0Ei0n is from October 90
r. N0fambar j. both DAYS inciu= ve
I'D hv applying f1 9. T. Bel. general
-.aa=fugnr and ticket agent Gran
Trunk Railway system. Montreal. q
f1-rafi0r rDIrrrning routes guide
arF fru rar-irIIars ran be- had
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COURT ON AT JASPER
SECOND DISTRICT COURT TERM
BEGAN YESTERDAY.
BAPTIST SCHOOL fNTtRTA|NS
Numbers of People Going and Coming
Around the Popular Red Hill
Town-Who They Are.

Jasper, Tex, Oct. 10.-Friday night
the Baptist Sunday school entertained
their friends at the armory with an
ice cream supper, and II proved to be
one of the most successful entertain
ments of this summer. The pupils
have been endeavoring to add new
pupils to their school, and to do this
they selected two young ladies Tor
leaders, with blue and red buttons for
badges, and the losing side signiiied
the victory of the winners by prepar-
ing the supper for them.
The following program was rend-
cred to an appreciatiye audience:
Song ............ BY Sunday school.
Prayer ...............R Rev. WOODS.
Instrumental Solo e. Miss Ruth Scale.
Address of Welcome 80. j. II. Scale
Song ............. Sunday school.
Response ......... X. =. Barton.
Immediately after the program. the
reds were grouped on one side OF the
armory, and the wcarers OF the blue
on the other. and they were served
with the refreshments provided, and
then followed a pleasant evening well
spent by all.
Locals
Mr. Campbell. representing the Dor
sey Printing company, Is spending a
few days in the interest Of his com
pany.
Mr.. A. T. Sampson came in ycsior-
day and will spend several days with
friends and relatives.
The ladies 81 the Methodist church
are preparing to give a Bazaar FOR the
benefit Of the new church in a few
weeks.
District Court convened here today.
Mr. Cochran. travelling salesman n
! T. s. Reed. is spending q few days
with his family here.
Mr. Harvey Gilbert. Of beaumont, is
in town
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Downs are
quests 81 Mr.. and Mrs Henry Downs.
and viii De- with them several weeks.
Mr. 4. X. stone. ~ Leesviile. I0u-
Iisiana. has returned home. Mrs..
stone. with little Errnine and a x
p Dr.. ufI remain s1rne time with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs.. vs.. J. q. Adams.
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20 f1 price ard johnson f-r No1'
and rrnL Hirg uD 'phDnr Jos. arf
r vii BE- delivered to sou Of prrr
1901
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i'm RAILWAY CIRCLES
SANTA FE WILL MAKE CHANGES
IN SCHEDULE.
THE S. P. PASSENGER DEPOT
Work Being Done by contraetor-Nc
Change as to shops, which VIII Be
Bullt--Personaf Mention.

c. Il. Swindell. general passenger
agent of the Kansas city Southern,
was in Beaumont again yesterday.
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In the Fifty-eighth District Court.


I'm the Fifty-eighth district court,
w. II. Pope presiding, jury for the
week was impanlled in part, but as no
case went to trial. Judge Pope excused
the Jurors secured until "Wednesday
morning next, when the new raEel vii,
be completed.
In the case of w. II. Timer VS..
Turner & Majors Lumber company,
Judge Pope called the case and ". !.
Turner and his counsel. Duff e. Duff,
informed the court that tECy had boon
cnioined by Judge Broughton from fl'.
thor prosecuting the case. pending a
hearing before Judge David T.. Bryant.
to no called on NOvembe" Il next.
Iudro popo stated that h vas ready
10 procccd with the casa. nOtwi'h
standing the order Of th" rcfefcc in
bankruptcy. bus counsel who W,rn or-
ioircd preferred no. 10 90 into ihC
case and an order was entered pa sing
II an.raIly.
] y Douglas VS.. T. Blair o. 81 !:
case dismissed by agrcemat At de-
PENDANT cost
~ p. n. McFaddin We Scyan B.an-
chp'tp q al. Judgment for p.ainiiH
AGAINST upIfnlduI lbI sIa-'''. WIN Ai
forest and costs Il sUit. with fore
closure Of lien on property prayed for
d, uiaintifs petition.
Noaa Mills company We. Kirby Lum-
1,rr. company. on call for trial
rs iurv for the week a. secured ir
r-r- BE- -saac Garrison e. z. Burlrr.
Wrrbv cantz. !. J. Nathan Gast0n
Flowers Joe Carroll and j. r. Brown.
In tho criminal district rDurf. Judge
Watts presiding. fhr ra=o n Ton
rauf=. charged with murder vas
called and oocrria1 rfr 0rr THROUGH
cont rrr morning session. an nr1HI
r-srr having been entered rrzfrrir- r
f4r rra-ra-. Nurnmhrr e Lrrl=. p hr
-r-ns rII1rr1 man. Pc rhareel ir
-r.- Indictment ~rh having Shoe end
mild "a frrha1 c1'r-Hi ru t--r-'
o.. zone Tho h0rniriHn -1rF riaor 81
+1.a =arrH-r parffr frTi0r ard De- ID
gfra7 +1 haze been caused tg fhe DE-
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rra--farr Hcnr=r- have frrr is-IHl
r1 Roger r. Dawson and aIior Man
wing I1r EIErr= end Naf~ Horton.
Hfu-r CarrH-7rr and Ia " Irrt.
= Farurfr and Eair Brady.
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agent of the Kansas City Southern,
was in Beaumont again yesterday.
Mr.. James Monroe, city passenger
and ticket agent of the Southern Pa
ciic. announces the appointment Of
Mr.. Jim Mccormick as one of his
assistants. Mr.. Mccormick is expect
eG here today. lie comes from u po-
siiion as clerk to the purser of one Of
the big Morgan steamers plying be-
tween New Orleans and New York.
$50
Il. b. Moore. general agent of the
Kansas City Southern at Port Arthur
was in Beaumont yesterday morning.
Joe Pumillia, the well known young
railroad clerk, has accepted position
in the car service department Of the
Gulf & Interstate.
-
+. L. Roessler, immigration agent
o! the Kansas City Southern, with
headquarters at Kansas City, is in
Beaumont, taking in the good roads
convention.
IT ~ D,,,., ,,o,, III, c,,od,,, ~
ro,,o,.,,ora rotrr,ino. ,ostordo,,
-
M, , o+o thot ,ho co,,tb,,r
n,ai ne to'y ,1m . w. Can ,ntonio l.,
,' "un :" nt,oti,,n Of ti,o arotitn "a.
the road feels toward the people Of
that city for suppressng the scalpers
there. Until recently San Antonio
""a l''ioa. 1 a., WIN a as %aaiirod w.
pooP'o, 'n taat;. - co, inn, tl,oI
pu' VIZ "l.i ".e..c as t, '"S,S ~,
,ne Sca'p oo.S ie"poq ,'1 co., r Nv q thn"
.'o,, p,;n -J, nrI no',nI min iicl,ote TO-
f1oV,. "',u w npiyo' "a e'"it,a"i ~,
ooo"p' Wv g. 10 Ins,rnc " ~ mo- th"
ioolii ." 80. sa ~ a,ao,,in. nv,
t eN,ia r,o0 ,o 80 US rot,,rn nn t,o los,
I'che'S alo spou ~ ~ 'o''''' VIZ '''0 '''''
IAN Vi o''o"'' ",l
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I'dSHo"Sel uopo' % "e't,i ,,'@lr ,,,, ,rn
!! pu' ""ie NY VI WY s,,n.'.'r'
coihoc,eu VIII nc '".,"'' N"ti,i,"'
was a2hou !''otc'"'| "DJ't' oo"',.,o,''
1encid hS pg' "a"5 W. ,' Ii i1" -. nNr .hn
ne sain ,,a' tho ''ouD,C 'o2 - ,',
lacC INA. 'Hc uop1. 20, ~ l'u wi. w ,aIi,.
,n,o, ," tt =" nn,ronv Tho oo,ntroctors
nave peei unaD'e W m'o'G 40 ,'.P',;
10 VIC .oi.p,'ny =. 40, w" .,o o' '.,.,ie
aus caii,u . n',p ~, ,'ia ~ '' ntt,,.
nc s'',.o" '1 ra 'n 5o,,s "o" hon H., ,o,o
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wr T0hn y GThc-r said IN IN Fl
irrpri=e reporter that the need n
wholesale establishments here De- ~
cent Hn does mt see u.hy rnch in-fi
frfi1ns would n0- pay from fhn fr-'
They would 1f-f fhr uh0lr=alr gro
rr-= and the latter fn frru v-1Tlr
ff-u fham. This ~fr~ ir ME 1nri1r
Sac SIRE openings for uhC1aHalr hDusn1
al al least three different lines
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81 Iyna- Drf. 1B-FranE Collins
-rr -uIa- Dauar feature KING
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a Free Bottle

- n-akt's fzalrrafto VIM sin i,lrs Tru r-rrrrs
fi0HHls rurf rirf tlrral $40 sur1r1 . Ilrf.Ts
NrltE ~ DraFe Formula ffirrflr1. Dtleilr
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+. L. Roessler, immigration agent
o! the Kansas City Southern, with
headquarters at Kansas City, is in
Beaumont, taking in the good roads
convention.
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IN the district clerks 0ffoe ye-far
cav afternoon q zrit was fin7 iIv J. "
.rfrarer against Gerra =. Harr and J. ?
Fs-r n b. over an ALLEGED b-rarh n
CONTRACT involving an nl fran7arf irin
7fr damage claimed amount 70 sl.NDl
with Interest and ru=-r
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NATHAN SELLS " FoR LESS.
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On Sunday the city officials arrested
n man giving the name of Turner
Montgomery. He was charged with
various offenses, and was wanted by
sheriff Landry. The city officials did
not turn him over to the county on
Sunday. and he remained in the city
prison that night. Yesterday morning
Judge Il. b. Moore sued out a writ OF
habeas corpus before Judge Pope, and
it was made returnable yesterday af-
tCrnuon at 3 o'clock, Marshal Stewart
hcing cited to appear with the prisoner
tC show cause why the city should
hold him. Before the writ was ever
served, however. the man was in the
custody of Sheriff Landry, as ii seems
the original purpose had been to turn
him over to the county the first thing
Monday morning.
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sETHEN SELLS ~ Fos LESS.
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County Court Jury.

The jury for the week in the county
curt is: T. NJ Watson. William
Haley. George Granger. Henry In
FIoure A B. Flowers. James o. Lean
ard. George Arnold, r. VI. Denton. Hen
r Ainsworih. Z. G. Ridley. G. W
fairfield and Y. NJ marlborough.
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Joe Pumillia, the well known young
railroad clerk, has accepted position
in the car service department Of the
Gulf & Interstate.
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The attorney for David Timler yes.
tsrdav afternoon filed his formal mo.
tfon for new trial Timler was found
guilty last saturday and his punish
ment assessed a. two years in the
rsn.teutiary.
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Il. b. Moore, general agent of the
Kansas City Southern at Port Arthur
was in Beaumont yesterday morning