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DUBLIN. TEXAS. AUGUST 36. 1910.J
THORAN ASSERTS HE
WAS RLE1
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laritire Kent Him for the
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known 1
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I received i
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THE DUBLIN PROGRESS
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People of/Texas:
* recent State convention the
lion tor
[Sy
■si
I, leu tenant Governor
Sal ” ' \
ven to A. B. Davldwon. 1 eon-
jw, it I contended before ’ the
lv« commlttM* declared the re-
hat l wan Juwtly entitled to the
ration and that legally I received
why of the votea In the Deuio-
m cfatlc primary election. While I fall
In thla contest, I do not go down a* a
defeated candidate, and while 1 may
not be It) name. 1 will be, In fact, and
in truth. Lieutenant Governor of this
State the next two years. I go down
with the palm of victory in my hand
and the eloquent indorsement of a ma-
jority of the Democrats of Texas be-
■ bind me. and I hereby declare that I
atn the victim of the greatest, piece of
political robbery ever perpetrated in
thi* State. This is not. a ease of sour
grope*, of a man sore in an hour of
defeat, because, if my opponent had re-
ceived legally one more Democratic
vojtq.ln the primary than was cast for
Is me. I would take the result with a
e and never offer one word of com
if, 1 know I am the choice of a
Ity of the Democrats of Texas
_ If the election was held over in
thirty days l would at once announce
asya candidate and I believe I would
receive at least 40,000 plurality in the
primary over Mr. Davidson. I could
r|5gi Hot accept the office of UeutenaiM
x. Governor of this state, if it waa ex-
tended to rue on it silver platter, if it
waa the result of fraud and corruption.
In the campaign, just closed, i plead
for clean politics and exposed fraud
and corruption on the part of men high
In the councils of their party and con-
vinced the people that because I de-
fended the good name and honor of my
State I was deprived of an office to
VVblch I was legally and const it ut Ion
wiry elected. Now, it sitems I must be
deprived of an office to which I am
.Justly entitled on a< cm.- t of that - tc*
corruption which I have been expe- nt
in all sections of the State,
The methods and menus used in
jgar many counties in South Texas in the
rocetit election is enough to make
'-every honest citizen blush with shame
and drop his head in humiliation, and
It is a disgrace to the S.imi.. we al! love
f po well.1 Ill Duval county 77'! votes
— were cast for the same man fur cover-
pi nor, for the affine man for l.i. utcimnt
Governor, for Stale Tn asurer. 'Mi
* Controller and lor I ■■!: e of the Court
of Criminal Appeals, i rune C • naans
of Mexicans in tliat coiintx wlm certify
*> ♦*"»-!)> the fact, that every xeic cast was
'M':| ; marked before the i : :-m and the
were »ev. r • • ee asked who
they wanted to support for Stale of-
’wVL flees. Ninety per < -m t ti.-m can not I
P&L read, speak or write tic Knalish lan-1
guage and rap not name a minor Slat-' I
Officer and few of tieuu can name ;lie |
Governor of this State I.C.the daily;
papers of Texas would publish the at- j
tide I will take pleasure in giving t he j
name of the man who prepared tlie j
ballots, together With tile cue < ,C • it
IsseiiS who certify to the fact 'hat a
certain man before tin- election told j
exactly how every vote in tic county ]
would he cast. It IS ......dll ss tor me !
IH’ ,f. to say that l did not v. • •, .:,
Duval county.
;•' In Htarr county ilte -ante comlu.oiis ;
iMSf |*V«V»*.lled. Not one vote was reportett j
pSf-, 'for me from that county and yet I
' -A-.V . have in my possession a teriilie.t state
In n»*ut signed by ia candidate and 1 *y
-JHHfeper In Hidalgo county, saying 'Ur ;
Out bad voted for me and tin-v rlx-
V- HEmim of three otle • "sons who t
d nine vote* at one I TEXAN UIHTKAL RAILROAD
■ i ■I.. I, ,i . county. I under.-
er countie* near the Mexican border. -
In many countie* In South Texoa, Notice 1* hereby given that a spwriat
like KenttaU, Oonval, Guadalupe , and meeting of the atockholdera of Texa*
Central Railroad Company ha* h*eta
called W the Board of Director* of
said Company to be held ot the gen-
eral office of the Company in the city
of Waco, Texas, on Thursday, the 22nd
day of September, 1910, at 12 o’clock,
noon, tor the following purpose*:
to) To consent to, approve and au-
thorize the creation and Issue of mort-
gage gold bonds of the Company, to be
limited to a principal amount at arty
one time outstanding of not exceeding
$20,0<H-,Ob<);such bonds to bear interact
from September 1, 1910, at such rate
or rates, not exceeding 8 per cent per
annum, as said Board may, from time
to time, determine; to mature at such
date; to be issuable for such lawful
purposes and in such denominations
as said Board may determine; such
bonds to be payable, both principal
and interest, at the office or agency of
said Company in the city of New York,
in gold coin of the tinted States of
America, of or equal to the present
standard of weight and hneness, with-
out deduction for any tax, assessment,
or governmental charge which said
Company may be required to pay
thereon or to deduct or retain there-
from under any present or future law
of the United States* or of any state,
county, municipality or other taxing
authority therein
(lit To consent to, approve and au-
thor! ?■ the execution and delivery to
secure sueii bonds, of a morlguge and
deed of trust on ami of the railroads,
equlpmi lit, franchises and properly
owned by said Company at tin date of
the execution and delivery of such
mortgage end deed of trust, or at any
time thereafter .used as a basis of issue
of any of such bonds or their pr% '■
reds
others, from 50 to 73 per cent ot them
who participated in this primary were
life-long Republican* who will vote
the regular Republican ticket this fall.
Under such conditions, are the people
surprised at the nomination of some
men for office in thla State?
At Mveeton 1 said that If f did hot
get the nomination I would contcei the
election. The law requires that when
a contest ia filed, it must be before the
State Executive Committee or in the
Dietrich Court. The present State
Executive Committee were evidently
selected with my prospective contest
in view, because practically all of
them are avowed anti-prohibitionists
and throng anti Thomas men: otie
member being from a county that did
not report a vote cast for me. If the
contest Is taken to court, it would have
to be brought in the District Court
where the contestco. Mr. Davidson,
lives?.' It Is difficult to speculate what
the coat might be in u contest of tills
kind. Therefore, after advising with
counsel and with friend* 1 believe it
advisable not to contest, the nomina-
tion. under the circumstances and con-
dition* above named.
There are few men In Texas, even
my enemies, hut who will admit that I
made a remarkable race. 1 With the
prohibition question the overshadow-
ing issue of the campaign, with the
lines tightly drawn in the Governor's
race, with a prohibition opponent get-
ting 70.000 votes which otherwise
would have come to me, it Is a mere
accident that Texas will not witness
the unique spectacle of electing an
anti for Governor by ti.7.000 plurality
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Do You Use
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Dublin
Mill & Elevator
Products?
0
Pa
;• lid
! ? iovertror
a }'pt-iliiiiiti«
mm' ~m- a
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rw-
ihitionlst for Hifiitenaitt
saf<* plurality With
! n.i cirffanl/ution. with all tho so iall»'<1
| hit' politicians of th<* State against m»\
: with my wiiV as ir.v only raiiipcti^Ti
I manager, my little boyn as uiv tyru*-
j wnturs. with no living man U> raisi* a
I \oiet* in my itefotu-*'. 1 w<»nt on tlm
stump and fouj;h* singlr headed mil
I alone and received about l.'J.nnn voh*s,
1 nearly as many as the two prohibit ion
i candidates for Governor, and tamed
| lit!Y-lnur iliort* rounti>*s in tin* ttl.afe
I :)iau both of them, and more than any
man in Tevn* in twenty ; oars, nmler
like < ircu,ns!ama s and rondi ions.
Uku Sansom ot old. I am condoled
I that ♦ v«*n tlmught i fall 1 carry down
' with in*’ sotim of those who \v»- •* so
i bit**■ r in their pci scen!ion and prose- M’onipan> will Im
cu'ion *>! im» before the senate and be-
fore the people of Texas. Though I j
am Aerated in this tiirht, ! am im1 de- j
teated nor am 1 disoouram**!. and i»y ;
the termvl gods I will no: m• \ **ml» r. j
My health is good. m> arm is sJ’oug,.
my uerw-s >ool and st»*.id> ami m\ j
hmart and umt’.uo are still on lii ■ * ami j
two years heme. I will appeal my j
< ..use to the pi ople o' mv State, askim:
<loti to inspire m/ heart and give me j
power to arouse public sentiment and |
i w .ilpui the prhlie cm: ne, n. ..gn’n-si ! lo
; lie greatest evil of e.iir day and-1 mu* ! I‘a
me1 ! ha vn no feaiv or < lie result.
Of e.mrso, the |»olit it ia ns may seolf, j
r!e- ptdilieai boodler and spoilsmen i
m.i> abuHe and tdumler, the !o!»b\ims|
and special interests pour Oil* their I
Our flour is fresh—around from the best wheat
that money can buy in the leading grain markets
oftne world, our flour is pure, being ground by
the most modern milling methods, no chemicals
being used in our milling process. We person-
ally guarantee every sack of our flour to he as
good or better than any mail order flour which
is being offered in this territory at much higher
prices; besides when you buy our flour you are
patronizing a home industry and a big per cent
of the money you spend stays right here at home
—is paid out for labor and finds its way back to
your pocket book, whereas, when you spend
your money for mail order flour and imported
mill products, a large per cent of it goes to Ok-
lahoma, Kansas and Missouri and helps to build
up those sections.
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ah
(<•) To approve the form and term* j ♦
of such inongac” and deed of trust or j ^
m ntsthorizo »ttid Hoard in its dl«nTe- j 4
tinn to determine the form and terms ' +
thereof ♦
<d> To ratify and confirm and to an- j +
thori/.e and consent fp nil) action j ♦
theretofore taken or an? kori o-d by said ! +
Hoard and wlile'a may be submitted to j ♦
the meetiig. whether for the pur pones ! ♦
of, or in connecti«m with, or in con-J t
temtdation of any of the mait. rs afore- j *
said or otherwise; and j t
un To transact, such otln'r business j f
:is iii \\ In hipnghl before the meeting;. J
Tin* stock transfer books of the ♦
lo.srd for siii h meet - I ^
ing on Wednesday, the L'mh day of | ♦
July. IP in at 1J o'clock, noon, and will +
be rc-opened on Friday the L'i'.rd da> i ♦
of September. PJ10 at l«i o'elo< k ,t m. a-
Ibit 'd, WaA-o. Texan, duly into. ♦
I * s' onb r of the Hoard o! ’Mr ct a
’ It. H I'.AKKiT l*r»‘.sidc!i* ♦ *
S. H Met AliTM*n . e*• ei * , ,
limics tlie Touti Man.
I u.-! about this !im»* t/f t iie > ■ a
begin t<) wish that I peter had ■
city til Ii\i\" 11 murke.l \r} Inn
I ps of New Voik a! the Hob
Immune isn’t w lint counts. Is • a
you get out of life
“Not lung ago I visited my old
« lit ( !*• town in hkistern 11111 ** -
a as pa-slpg tbrougb <m :i h •;
Wheat /Iran. Corn Chops and tar Corn at /guts/ market prices.
Mill & Elevator Company
Makers of High Quality Flour
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1 Hi;
“ht is abb
i ml ! I
i no Haskell Ih»»h
i inple) *
t Itimatam tu
<Pt*b
!*<■;:i *!.m < .hi Bear «u Summit ef
lit*l'c:,k: ( ti it not Below.
• - mi.mi ..! I’ike* 1‘rok. wti«>a»
mu: i.i-i above tha twta',
•••«! :< now record In lta«f- . ;^
' .i •> .id i: itniney. « Cliieafo
"oil I h congrea* of
iinulli. ir»is u|M)ii my head, Im: !)»«•»<»,
ihing.- "ill luive no terrors for me. ami
nii'ii ;!ie riimpalgn closes, in' win,
i-re.-ses lam es with me ti.-forc the pen-
iff.- " I iiilmit t hut he tins huff .1 race |
l rip I wmh tluirougiil v ,
xx h• *11 I left thul the per.pl.
ir'i . I XX ere il l X lllg H IP lll'il lie
tit.’. M III. >St p. Ople ll.t X ;’ III \’X'
"One Hi I lie boys who xv.is
'<>■ ended here. He ’M
: :o.il has r.-matned deaf
fl
Mill p
• x .-:ii s of life,
lx.-- )’< nk Sunday,
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In
lull
cl.xp.H-,1 to ha..- xoicil for m>
county, I am ituorne'd. .1
wtw organized in the hit. re.-t of Com-
I'k’ifc ,*J«tonat»n tor Governor .uni »et m.: one
vole wa* reported for him from that
; oount.v. A gentleman write* m- tli.r
he examined the el.n i hi re:urns and
illi _____
Jl $ S-JL-
T II K IV l 1 (M l
*
r*f -S
'his \x hinkers, rind that tie luis tunj j Irmn-the high school in my < Ins
an .opogoiiist worthy of his steel. | lix es in the home town, li ■
1 • on he.irt. I thank t lie thousands I snip II huaitioa. eoutpardd to * ’
of imu.-si patriotic citizens of Texas |. all « business in a large .it'
for i heir loyalty and fidelity, and i will | ma king, probably, not. more t 1
. ■ x • i , av that I may conduct myself [non :x .v-ar, let on that :
so a , ■, 1 merit sueii conffdx-nee aii.l|tliis town of about to.xu.u ipiia!.:
mi .oid ihaf tux inline.n-e will be lie has an fissured position I!
! n. ■ I ax ix s to promote tie interesi managed to buy a home in a
; a id . 1 i.... rxc the liuppin.'ss of mv peo- at r* realix xxliat you imvlr
j p|e it Baaeont Thonia*. Sulphur j fosnionalde street. The c
! Spring.-. Texas. j the place do not prevent Inn;
! \ It. I notice that eom.-sts have j iikixv.uk id* x»wtl lawn and nist;
' iiex’ii tiled in Dallas. Fort Worth and thu sprinkler. In fact, it seen.;-
i Sap Atitonlo, irregularities and fraud i 1 lie proper thing for the le ad
I having beep charged In the r<-< ent | ta m i !y to sit on the lawn In e
j elect ion llo-.x long will It lie before I ut”! ex etiiiigi* and omuipulate t In
>u .li
and
ft-U
-H
Whal
to lto When Food Vtfree.
xx.■ mu i'.ne ,t x'Ixpiii and honest
in T. \a*7— H li X.
•• %b«ti food don't iiur.-
make a ebunge
‘ Where all other* fail
.enatbie folks | What 11 < «*t.
j .losiqili Sibley ran for congress In
Grape-Nuts, ! tlie Twenty-eighth district of I’eit
achiexf-d it by a plurality of 6SW. lo
seiiii will draw $ 1,7,POP during hi* iu
eumbeney, *0 that he xx lll tie out over
|25.tMlt) in expenses over and alioXe his
salary. ami, as he will have to live 111
WawtiingUMi, hr will needs in* a rich
man to sustain thla drain, or et*<\ he
must make It up in aome other way.
A Weatorn uu-mher of o.n:grt-*u said
the other day, "In my campaign, eve
rvitody want* money. The muttle, the!
{Epiiy'4art1*Hr w«fllgc«*d anil, h»arly j aylvanla. Ho apeut $ to.6hs,s:t t„ win
> jM nourlwhment. suecoed* qstiallv j the norolnatioti. and even then, he only
! fto01 the #t«t trial.
A lady In WwHihigtnn navs; "My
baby ,19 month# old had never seen *x
wail day In her life Bhe had anffereil
Indigestion from the time of her
ity and it oeeuied UnpoMrilrie to find
food to agree with her, she could
»p almoat nothing on her stomach
j ahe wan lit anch n conatlpared eon
ipg suffered a grant deal
4 “It «M then that I tried linqie Nut*
: vr' for hiV, steeping It thoroughly tnd
R* jnittlng a aaiall portion
footling and it worked like n
Ska began to improve linrne-
>ly artfl gained half a pound the
“Ihlby R«R h*r Indigestion from me.
tKjr dlgttoHto organ* have always
weak, t rely on Grape-Nuts for
of my food for there are time*
1 can eat nothin* el tie. 1 n.m
improving and know Urap.'-
m nmk* me entirely well in
book, "The
*»»r rest
wot *|ip»rai
the fnmoirn little
olMMe"
lellerf A new
i to lime, The j
Irwe, iad foil of ktama
1C M ’. \'y. r .:”m'T
h»H». the poBtnrs, the carriage*. Ut*
new*p«per* Everybody unis' b • paid
and they *e«n to think that I tun legi-
timate pgrjr for every cormorant. Then
when 1 aw eliotod. I am expected lo
to a model ot |wrKy- If I endeavor to
make a Bute money on the aide to
pay ib»-i<e expenses. 1 am denounced
a* n graftnr and a thief.- but how Is a
poor man to maiahttn hliuaejf? Are
we to make this a government of the
rich T Thla is what It amount** to.
Every effort to tncreaae, the pay of
eongreasmetl. «o thwt there expense*
nan be legitimately met. evok*a« a
Of disapproval. The newspn
« M* aneparlugly. and
n* a set of pirate* to ......
Ml* a* to#
I'M
imll.11 1 only servant Is it girl xx iu. 1
1 Hi” x .lui.ing mid helps tin’ iii’ii m.
J take (.ir.' of the children.
\i.v old churn is regarded ,n
lin- r'llisiantial C’HIz.'-no <d |l.
liniUiiv. lie has it gtyod crc.ln •
hanks. Ill' and his wife ,t 1
everywhere. About once :t y ..
Utke a ir.p to Chicago and s*-*. »<.i
the next shows mid buy lot-
txHIle till, ry I ilex could 111.I
litxnic Tin’ rc«1 of the Utue it" x
at itoin.-’ Hiid .-njoy themselves
“ Imagine «Inti I could do ,
•lores .is much money in New 1
family there is practically im.i .. 1
man never Would be known to ;>
than fifty persona, o.jreppi 1
mittht meet lit liualtitx**- lla iiiCtun
would in* regarded a* tptfftt^der.xhU
•A Noxv Yorker pays out, tftff'ww'i.mis ••
dollais in rent for hi* fiat pud hex-
ox* ns a home. He tut* lto l*wn. t
trow*, libs fhUdtoa arc ratopeHcd ■
*IM»n«l their time xvRhln fpur w.g
If they go Into the park*, 'Giev me.
he*, n nurse with th^m It's* 1
(Mtogive nrrnnigenutot. l!m etc.'-*'
that my tmyfitood frtond ha* m i
tonter of im I to-to. (Hmiebuity <*. h
home, and mu ♦•.tot.’ »f **)q)to«en’ "i.t
of Mf.." -AVawhlngton Rost
piii* con;, n:
I loll I XX .’[
not on sj)< ,i
Kims AfOUg
U) l1 W-rfl <
* hll.dtllt'kll. ' l
A llt'H V 1 t i.l
t«tn1hr?4
lilf
, .: .•)» .- delegates, he toll
z-.'ine "1 his e»ira.
iJhpaii'ion* that lie
• ends crnneiatwl
*s :• "I i I.t ••ley signalled that
■ .ia lie could not fils-
.ti -Is lie heard th<*
Mi'iimm; and con vernation
a cl hnallj the braying
■ 1 «Ui:lled him.
d■ ■ i.ri-d. his part!*)
: HI At Mllltour, S.OPO
" as deaf as ever
mi r *1.1 rx<■* In llentb.
" .’■dlaw, one of the
. !cr ladictTfitant
. ''rs Occv W M.
bathtub vlc-
•h." d (Jcientloa a"
tax a1 ’ rmx-in. Deatli
>:•' i."i of tthyaictom
i n. of Dte aged
.....- pm .'illeled that
■■■" doctor* who >i;
- ■ ,t.| ’’efora her death
• ali due to lack
■ -I 'nihe opinion at
’• -« Wnrdlaw dolibwg-
•!' o death ' In tAt<*
•.' ■ ”.’M"d was found t*
' • * 1 xx hlcii the prts-
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Dulilhi
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I‘('D jilf 11,111’ I Mtfttll {iltll 1111
Jw I'rtM’s
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V ni it
!.iiu Gil
* lid*
ill.
H li -
■BBS
th* PMWlc nitiHl—-INwrht
HypnoiDI Halida l.cgs sn I ripple.
A tolple** cripple tor iwentv-fimr
w* are year*, hi* lead paralysed and whrlveU
n ed from <erebro-*p1n*l <a*nin*ttl*»
J Alfred
\ cn]’l .1 ■ . 1
\ ltd 1.- < HI
Site!!* Id In,-'.
Or som.- . i r*
A ts*rt.tm r.’iu.
A medic'lie’ 1 a
> | I* 1 sxoii x I-.,d!
elfir
•j Many Do Id In pc-qne nix c.n ,
Here is tmbli'i I'rxc.t
T JoUttmUin, ,7 Dublin, b'xa1 ■* < ‘-■ j
IG'l have tim'd Dcrxii's Klducv I’iUk oft j
• I and on tor three 'ear* with the (*•*: of j
»j rawnRs. My work is hard on 1h" klxl-l
]..»«»». and at tanx-s my hack become*
Vary lame and pnirtfuL;; When In that
enwtitton. ;t few dwsjfof’ Dtxui * KM-
' mta, , ptocmcfi at the Overton
Drag tv, U«W (all to bring me re-
Mot I «ofl*i«ter thwtn t,h* brat remedy
on the naarkiM tor disordered kid*
1 xx ,
1 vx.-lia l! ills!!
IIms is lit'' x.'.n
at end !o ac-'
.,houl'.l ft.. .'"r.a
I' t-acaacira sre
V (Hied ''
Nope Ilf III.’ xi:.: ■ e*.
including the f.xit- * '
meet me of the iman! ■
ire making any spp.ir.
to move to OblahiirtiM <
• I I
1 on me. 1 hov will
■e-mia WardHw’* ■
mi i>i" rate of her *li"N
'■ del limned ,,vfH
----
I’1'!'' girl who ’hung: “
■ 1 hickory lltiib and dt^e
i’"' water waa what to..
1 ruffe as xtndrsnscd kid.
11 B \ 1
ism
Eli
AgMrrtb* for tto Progrss?
n* ft
town tit* torn
by moan* of hyp«w*
The Irewtoumt fetftfH 1
Now fork.
C tilt.
by alt dratora. Price r,9
Mllburn Oo. Buffalo,
Unttod,
MMli
■
tot# agent* for th#
fcii't p; ■
itor the
tak* no atbrr.
mNvg-N'
..
SI* Browned on Spnnl»h Slenmer.
The fftotAtak atratnrr Mato* founder-
ed (his mornlna off Tarlf* at, the <>n*
tronc* to the *trait« ref Gibraltar, after
a eoUHtoon With the Gorman steamer
Elwa. Thirty-nib* were drwwnxtd of
whom thirty-two to re passenger*. A
tog prevailed at the firm* «f the
Met
m.
riHIMIN H\GK im.li
Off 'KINKY KICK.
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S i* .Giing hair to two weetafy,
I or.- «!;.!'()niff In two Wtoka.'"™
Hnqi iq.lining hair.
smp itching M'atp Hnm-
Grow more hair.
Mnhc horsli I.-air soft,
ur I11 tit.
Brighteiia up the IwAr
A* a hair dressing
peer--It contains
sthly harm the hair,
oily or grraayv—It 1*
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The Dublin Progress. (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 15, Ed. 1 Friday, August 26, 1910, newspaper, August 26, 1910; Dublin, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth543438/m1/3/: accessed July 11, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Dublin Public Library.