The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-04-14

amendments from ether members
kept the friends of the bill jumping
around in distress until it was crowded
through to its third reading and final
passage.
on the fifteenth judicial district, and
argued at length in its behalf.
Mr.. Owsley opposed the bill because
it tended to disrupt his own district.
The House refused to pass the bill
Mr.. Derden called up the CHAMBERS
and farcy bill, which was trotted
around for inspection, and several
amendments having been hung from
it's prominent points, and pending
further action Mr.. Gossett called up
the alien land law with senate amend
ments, in which he moved that the
House refuse to concur, asking for a
free conference committee, which was
done.
The CHAMBERS and farcy bill was
then taken up and still further blan-
keted with amendments.
Mr.. Jones didn't seem to like the
bill, and he hit terrific blow when
he offered an amendment that Gre
matory be supplied to cremate the
condemned stock in.
The bill was then harnessed to the
previous question and driven down
the roll call, at pace which carried
it through its second reading, though
the House refused to suspend'the rales
and read it third time.
After some further business Mr.. Ba-
ker of Tom Green moved to excuse the
absentees under the call, on which the
Australian ballot box bill was hung
up. which the House refused to do.
Mr.. Baker then introduced a resolu-
ton commencing the efforts of the
ladies who are working so faithfully
for the success of the Texas exhibit at
the Worlds fair, and calling on the
men of Texas to aid them in their
efforts. The resolution was adopted,
and the House adjourned until 9
o'clock in the morning.
THE SENATE.
The Senate had rip roarin g time
yesterday. From early morn to near
shutdown they wrestled with matters
of state until they grew weary.
The Jester bill was passed and the
local option bill was likewise favorably
considered.
The alien land law was taken
up and after lively time
was had thereon it was
amended and sent to the House, who
refused to concur in the Senate amend
ments and asked conference COM
mittee. 1t will, in all probability, die
in the committee room, as the body
will be too busily engaged in other
more important measures. All
modes of antagonism were re-
sorted to, and the regular journal
will be found to be most interesting
reading matter.
THE EXECUTIVE SESSION.
The Senate had another executive
session but what they did has not
been officially given out except that
the appointment of DIR. Barker was
confirmed. 1t is understood that
Senators are much troubled
as to how their secrets get out, and |
some declare that there is either a
hid in some of the desks
or that they have been hypnotized by |
the reporters and their opinions taken |
while in this condition.
THE INVESTIGATION.
Senators Carter, Finch and Lubbock
comprising the committee of inves-
tigation into the ways and means by |
which the papers secured the secrets
of the executive session held q meet
ing during the forenoon, at which |
several of the reporters were called as
Some of them knew moth
ing, some remembered nothing, and
some would tell nothing, and the re-
port is likely to resemble q report of a
know nothing club.
What tender memories often cluster
around lock of hair. Often upon
taking up an old book purchased at
a stall or laid away fer years on some
shelf, few strands of hair tied with
silk or ribbon appear between the
leaaes.
No such sentiment, however, is
excited by the loss of hair that has
gone no one knows where, leaving no
trace behind but the barren scalp. A
bald head seldom arouses reverence;
it is flowing locks of gray that poetry
usually associates with beautiful old
age.
Whoever wishes to grow old at once
gracefully and beautifully, should
take time by the forelock and begin
using Louisiana Creole Hair Restorer,
which puts the scalp at once in a
healthy condition, and by supplying
the elements necessary to renew and
encourage hair growth, causes the
most barren or impoverished head to
soon wear a luxutiant coat. Ladies,
find it of the greatest
service, and where nothing is the
matter with the hair use it as dress
ing. 1t imparts vigor in any case. 1t
costs Sl.00 per bottle and is made by
the Mansti i'd Drug Company,
Memphis, Tenn.
How's Your Wife.
Does she feel poorly all the time,
suffer from lack of energy, and a gen.
eral 'no-accountn listless enervation?