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There is more Catanh in this section of
the country than all other diseases put to-
gether, and until the last few years was sup
posed to be incurable- For a great many
years doctors pronounced it local disease,
and prescribed local remedies, and by con-
stantly failing to cure with local treatment,
pronounced it incurable- Science has proven
catarrh to be constitutional disease. and
therefore requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured By Ed
Cheny & Co., Toledo, Ohio. is the only con-
stItutional cure on the market 1t is taken
internally in doses from 10 drops to teas
poonful. 1t acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. They offer
one hundred dollars for any case If fails to
cure. Send for circulars and testimonials.
Addres, F. j. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, G.
BA-Sold by Druggists, 7sc.
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WEYLER is slowly but surely
loosing his hold on the Spanish
possessions in Cuba.
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Commissioner Evans says that
many women marry aged
veterans to get pensions, and he
is in favor of a repeal of the law
allowing pensions to soldiers
lows.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-09-30

EXTRA SO killed a horse just
beyond the long bridge on the
Central railroad Thursday even
ing.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-09-30

A BOMBAY special states that
the plague is raging with increas-
ed violence in that country.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-09-30

Some malicious or thoughtless
persons have been circulating an
anonymous report to the effect
that Mr.. M. ]. Jacob had gone to
New Orleans to bring back
certain of his relatives.
Mr.. Jacob returned from st.
Louis Thursday morning, where
he went on the fifteenth instant,
taking advantage of the SO rate
offered by the Santa Fe. Learn
ing of the reports he decorated
the blackboard in front of l.. 2.
Harrison's with health cerdfi-
Gates from both Dallas and ST.
Louis attached to which was a
statement denouncing the author
or authors of the reports in no
uncertain language. Mr.. Jacob
is indignant and justly SO over
the injustice done him.
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WANTED, a cook, German
preferred. Apply to J. c. Rankin.
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SEYERA'S BALSAM OF LIFE

cures Constipation, Dyspepsia and In
digestion, brings healthy appetite and
strength to the system. Price 75c.
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SOME LOCAL GOSSIP.

A gentleman who has had some
recent experience with the cir
cumlocution and red tape of legal
documents says: If man were
to give another an orange, he
would merely say, 81 give you
this orange" but when the
transaction is entrusted to the
hands of a lawyer to put it in
writing, he adopts this form: 81
hereby give, grant and convey
to you all and singular my es-
tate and interest, right title, claim
and advantage of and in the said
orange, together with all its rind,
skin, juice, pulp and all rights
and advantage therein, with full
power to bite, cut, suck, or other
wise eat the same orange, or give
the same away, with OF without
its rind, skin, juice, pulp and
pips, anything hereinbefore or
hereinafter, or in any other deed
or deeds, instrument or instru-
ments, of what nature CT kind
soever to the contrary in any
wise Notwithstanding"
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SeYera'S BaIsam of Life

restored my health. I can therefore rec
ommend il 10 everybody. We keep II
now at home and in case of such an
indisposition take one teaspooufl and
il always helps"
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BRENNAN, Thursday. Sent. 80 1897.
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tor also informed them that the
coaches would be locked when
the train reached BRENNAN, and
no one would be allowed to leave
the cars. Finally a happy
thought occurred to the BRENNAN
drummers. They could buy tick
cts to Stone, and walk the inter-
vening distance. This was done
and our tourists reached Bren-
ham an hour behind schedule
time, but glad enough to get
home at any cost.
-.
To labor Liza is ayerse,
The thought of work dissasisfes her:
And so her ma, in language terse,
Denonlinates her idle Liza
The maiden, Liza, has beau;
AT least there is a youth who thinks So
He idolizes Liza so,
He is an idolizer also.
-
From all accounts getting gold
in the Klondike is like counting a
Brennan heiress. It pays well,
but oh, what cold work.
IS
Scene-American school room.
Teacher-''Who was the first
man?' Little boy at rear Of
the class George Washington,
mann" 'Why do you think Geo.
Washington was the first man?''
Because he was the first in
war, first in peace and first in the
hearts of his countrymen.'
Another boy raises his hand.
''Well, Johnny, who do you think
was the first man?" @sDon'tkn
what his name was, but I know
George Washington wasn't the
first" What makes you so pos
iive?" well, my history says
he married widow so there
must have been man ahead Of
him"
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ONE TEAsPooNFUL

of good medicine given in time can
save a lie. Mrs. Ant Jaros, Claridge,
Pa, wri es:
81 sufereda longtime from indigestion
belching and great pains. One bottle Of
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ACCORDING to the assertion of
Assistant Secretary Roosevelt
this country is on the verge of
war with Spain over the Cuban
question. Al any rate there is
IN unsual activity now being
kplayed in our naval depart
V, and every available man
naval militia is being urged
himself in readiness for
The significance of
Roosevelt's remarks,
he assembling of
ers at Washing
ling of warships
krpedo boats,
.AsQUEz,
City of
directed
le assail-
and as
p doing
irer of
the
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A westside citizen says that
late Wednesday night he heard a
slight noise near his well, but as
it was not repeated he went to
sleep. Thursday morning when
he went for bucket of water to
prepare breakfast he found a dog
in the well. The poor brute had
been swimming steadily for eight
or nine hours and was thorough
ly exhausted, barely having suffi-
cient strength to scramble into a
clothes basket that was let down
for his rescue.
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BE cautious in believing, and
e cautious in reporting evil.
lis but one excuse for the
u news, and that is the
hich may be affected
3 reported.
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The world is but fleeing show;
Our parts-we take them as they come
And some as stars will gayly glow
And some obscureIy beat the drum.
In view of the much quaran-
tine in every direction this would
seem to be pretty good time for
people to stay at home for a while.
It is now conceded in Brennan
that when man has the dengue
he does not need to be told of it.
The outward and visible signs of
its inward and miserable work
ing are there.
The sensationalist finds his
harvest in this fever scare. It
will not last long.
You cannot harvest much of a
crop of panic over such fever re-
ports as the health officers make
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Messrs. r. Gross and B. F.
Baker were caught in the quar-
antine storm at Hampstead We'd
nesday night. They wanted
tickets to Brennan but the
Hampstead agent refused to sell
them, having been advised of the
action taken here. The eonduc-
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-09-30

Fort Worth Register re-
Ithe present cool weather,
general throughout the
practically prohibitiye
u of yellow fever.
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The Industrious local reporter
finds about half his occupation
gone since the quarantine got
action on the travelling public.
The personal column will be very
much reduced in magnitude for
some time to come.
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Our actual damages from yell
low fever are likely to be an I'M
known quantity but our exem-
plary damages will run into the
thousands. A quarantine that
prevents microbes is bound to
paralize business.
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Mexican Financier says
mistake sometimes made
hogs to Mexico is in
70 large, fat and I'M
cannot stand the
sigh from $50
be selected
18th good
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country.
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From all accounts getting gold
in the Klondike is like counting a
Brennan heiress. It pays well,
but oh, what cold work.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-18
Y. NJ. G. A. OF TEXAS.
IMPORTANT NEW FEATURES HAVE
BEEN ADOPTED.
Held In saloons-An Address by
Professor Winston.

San Antonio Texas. April 17.-The third
DAYS session of the Young Mems Christian
association convention was largely attend
ed. The report OF the State executive com
mittee was adopted
This report embodies the following sug-
eestions That. the second Sunday before
annual State conventions be observed as
State work day, that each association set
apart definite sum for purely religious
work: that the State committee be author
lzed to set apart tenth of its revenue
Tor association interests outside the State
that s5oe0 be raised for the work the com
lng year.
The following State directors were elect.
ed a, +. Hardie, Dallas, Lee Clark, Thorp
SPRINGS Il. b. Alling, San Antonio; j. Ii
llolbert CoNicana; Il. H. Foote, Dallas
j. II. Baker Fort Worth.
The sum of $500 was subscribed TO the
SUPPORT Of the State work.
Services were held at the Southern Pa
cifc shOps at noon and at night religious
services were held in several OF the SALOONS
OF the city.
At night pr. George 7. Winston. presi-
dent OF the Texas state university, ad-
dressed the convention on Christ, the Ideal
Young Man
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-18
THE SENATE.

Austin. Texas. April r tier a cali Of
the senate had brought 20 a quorum MI
Coiaui,t asked suspension Of thc pending
business. and called up his senate ntl val
idatlne tho CORPORATION OF towns and VII
lagos Incorporated for free school purposes,
which was eugrossed and passed finally un-
der suspension Of the rule
Mr.. Lewis bill relating to the creation
of corporations was Ltaushi mp amended
by Mr.. Rogers to require fidelity aud sure.
~ companies to maintain a paid up capital
stock Of 100000 and keen on deposit with
the State treasurer $4,000. The bill was
then engrossea. aad subsequently passed
finally under Suspension Of The rule.
Mr. Burns bill cXempting ex- soldiers Of
the Union or Confaderacy fron occupation
tax was enErossed
The text book bill was taken W and Mt
Presler was then given tho floor 10 rculy
10 Mr.. Bea!i's remarks in support " his
district uniformity substitute fie gave as
his reason for wanting Mr Beali 10 speak
FIRST so as 10 obtain "a kapvlcige OF what
Objections lie held aRains, the Pres!cr Bill
and what virtue he could and in ris sib.
htltute He considered this question one
OF the most important Of the session !uaq
much aH 100000 annually was expended
In the free school system " Texas more
than twice AS much as Tor tire government
TOO much II being paid FOR books. and The
people are required to bear an unreason-
able EXPENSE for the education Of their
children aod his bill was for tho purpose
OF putting text books on a more roasonabls
hafih. which VIII tend TO 20 further toward
placing an education within the reach OF
Inc poor peonle Of the state, for whom ,he
free schools were especially ordained. The
peonle should have the power 20 remedy
this cvil "a that when the children Of n
poor man Who start 10 school Ia one ro,iu-
~ are rotnnolled 10 attend the free schools
of another county. by reason Of a change
OF residence the head of that flock will
not be forced To eSDend probably all OF the
profits OF cotton crop IN re- cquipplny Tho
children for Hchool Superintendent Car
Isle. who, Mr.. Presler said had been uiaord
In an attitude u opuositlon 10 his I'm by
the speahcr of Yesterday, complnioed In
his annual report tha, the price OF bao,,.
was too high the precise evll hls btll I'm.
tended 10 abste. lie exhibited swInton's
reader for which ne paid Is eenta thh
morning, and after explaining tia tuechan.
icai excellence. compared II with a copy OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-18

Relger closed the debate on the subs,i.
tute. which was lost
The question was then passed 10 its third
reading
Smy;h moved TO reconsider the action OF
tne house on yesterday 10 recommitting
the bill authorizing the consolidation OF
the Waco and Northwestern and Texas
central railways with the Houston and
Texas Central railway
Williams explained that ne had asked 10
have The bill recommitted at the request
OF Sluder. Sludcr stated that he had oh
iectlons 10 the bill which he wished TO
present 10 the committee.
Sinyth insisted on reconsideration. saying
the bill had been introduced on April 6
and reported on April and the gentle
man from McLsnnan had had opportunity
to present his objections If he desired.
Now IL he had objections let him present
them to the house
Bird said that individually he favored
the biz. but his people the people o, Waco.
were oppopsed 10 1t. His position Was un-
pleasant, but he proposed to vote for the
bill because he regarded the Interests 81
mo great state Of Texas as above toe Or.
waite interests Of the people OF Waco. II
was unfair TO go around and get consent
OF the committee 10 recommit 1t was a
dodge to defeat the bill. Undue pressure
has been brought against this bill by those
who had taken advantage Of the privilege
OF eN-ineinhPrs 10 work against the bill
Conoly stated that Suder had been be-
fore the committee. and had been heard.
Liliard member of the committee, said
Sluder was present. hut rad not been heard
further than asking questions OF repre-
sentative NJ the Houston and Texas Cen
trail railroad. who was before the commit
tee
Wood said he had given his consent TO
rccommittal under a Misrepresentation as 10
l.. = . I L..
favor OF the bill and thought it ought TO
pass as soon as possible.
Logan said he had acted as chairman
Of the committee. Representatives OF tina
Central had been present and Sluder had
asked questions There was but little time
for consideration and Lillard had given
notice OF a minority rep>rt.
Tucker favored the bill and wanted 1t
considered In the house.
Beard said he had been appealed to to
consent 20 recommittal. but had declined.
II it vent back he would occupy the ga M
position. He was ready now for the fight
on the bill. FOR it must come to that at
last.
Fields Of Hin moved the previous dnes-
ton and the roll was called on the mo
ton to reconsider and 1t prevailed pY
% ayes to 10 noes.
m. motion to recolnmit was then tabled.
Holland Of Harris moved 20 suspend the
rules and put The Houston charter nun on
us final passage. There was 10 quorum
voting and on motion Of Drew The hoil'o
adjourned to 10 o'clock Monday mornirg'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-18
RocISduir's Revival.

Rockdale, Texas. April 1s,-The protract.
ed meeting at the Baptist church conduct
ed by the pastor, Rev. A. ]. Kincaid. and
Rev. G. w. Truitt OF Waco. continues to at
tract Interest. and the attendance is good.
Tho methods pursued comprehending no
leyity. sarcasm or brass band accompani-
nents. necessarily command higher de-
gree OF respect than those OF many pro-
fesslonal evangelists. but no startling re-
suits are probable or anticipated, An in
cident last night, however. demonstrated
that no place Of occasion is too sacred for
emissarles OF his satanic majesty to get In
their work. Mr.. l. II. Corbett, accomran.
led by two members Of his family one of
them lady, came in from the country to
tho meeting on horseback. At some time
during tho services two OF the horses were
stolen, and up TO this writing Mr. corbett
has not been able to get trace OF them.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-18
The Gus Franchise.
To the Editor of The Post.

To the Editor of The Post.
Houston, Texas, April 16, 1S97.-I' have
been informed that it is about settled now
that the city council will upon next Mon
day night give TO the Gas company fran
chise for fifty years at So. % for illuminat-
ing gas aud 81. so for fuel gas In spite of
the fact that The Post has shown that a
large number of American cities furnish
gas to the people at 81 per 1000 feet. 1t is
further said that the gas stock has been
paying dividends for several years Of from
IL to Is per cent per anuum, and that the
company will be satisfied in the future
with a net revenue of per cent.
This net revenue of s per cent is, of
course, based on the stock OF the company.
which is about three times what it would
cost to put in the same plant today In con-
versation with we'll known citizen on a
prominent corner this morning l was
given the following Information. 1.-The city
council don't know what 10 do under the
circumstances. They have felt and know
the power OF the gentlemen controlling the
Gas company and they do not wish to Of
fend them, and unless there is an uprising
In public opinion, the Gas company will
get just exactly what they ask for ana
place Houston in a position In which sbs
can not help herself for the next ffty vears
OF course the city is TO gel nothing lar this
valuable franchise, and once made tho neo-
pie of Houston will be at the mercy of the
Gas COMPANY iust az ,hay ba,,a 49, ", Wv Nv
the past No American civ with onvtbin ~.
like good nrosnan,, ,n ts WIN anything
ford to throw away its franchises A1 o.
much less such a valuable ona .. t rn.
which gives the right to CORPORATION MA ro
supply gas to the co,nmuni,v NJ ,,xar,',, ~
prices az eAo'o''aH'
Great strides have been made in ,,o g.,
proved manufacturing NJ Gas IN ~ ~, Nc i I'M
ten wears and cyer,ho, u, gus III the last
the rapid advances being made lamar in mar wl,
discoveries No one need be SURPRISED s, I'I II
ffth present nrices 'e'SeS IN cost to one
But lust the so,,,o this ,.a,..,
will be given away. The cit'. ne, =. ,cll l,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-18
Revival mt Cedar Rnyou.

Cedar Bayou. Texas, April 15.--Evange,
list W. L. Morrow of Timpson. Texas. is
holding big revival meeting at the Chris
tian church this week Large crowds are
in attendance nightly Rev. Morrow is a
fluent and eloquent talker and his beauti-
full word picture on the second coming of
Christ last night was an eloquent and
touching appeal for sinners TO turn from
their ways and come TO their Savious. Who
has promised them His forgiveness.
Much interest is being manifested in
these meetings and much good will be ac-
complished before the close OF the meetings
which will continue until Sunday.
The Junior Epworth league have pre-
pared special song service. which Will be
sung on Easter Sunday.
collection will be taken up at this
service, which will be turned over to the
Methodist Orphans home at Waco.
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rnH uocsE.

At-,t. r.. -,
- ,.au,. .,,,- w.. =. ' u'''4 "t.t
~ WIN 'h'S 'A"r"'hR "lia sun Attend
ance It being local bin day
Savage moved to reconsider ,be yo+e ~
,.,.g...,i,.. ,.s..t..
''' "I.f 'r' ''''' Ioi
eNe supper of summer normais an 1spread
1t On the journal Agreed TO-
BIN changing the time NJ hoi4ing ais,ric.
corr, Lea 49,. -rtl-...,. ..,. -
,'' "'' ''' l"''''al Hh'ri''
"as pa1Aed bhAilY-
H!li diminishing the iurladictIon OF tht
county court, ~ is.i., md -..--.-.. ,ii ...,,
,t.s ,,.., ,.,.....,
anu
lAe houston charter bill was called W
on final passage and was passed n thirl
reading. with some AuouGmauts bv Browne
Bill 20 create a moro esgcieHr road sys-
tom for Ellis county rqssed daa!Iy.
B.ii repeating HE lel " 1850 incorporat-
iug tie town OF Ct4tr0yllia was -ngrosrcd
Bill 10 disorganas Loving county and
attach Eald county 20 Ward for judicial
purposes was called up with a committee
report amending. 50 that Loving county
be attached 10 Reeves county. The com
mltteo report waa adopted, and with some
amendments b. Crowley was passed to en-
grossment
MeKeliars bill to restore the Jurisdiction
OF the county court Of Polk county was
passed TO enTruHEfGfuf.
Harrls' bin for a more effective road
syn.ein for the counties Of Galveston. lla,.
ris nrazorla and Wharton and TO provIde
for the ls.iinnte OF bouds far that nuruaea
vas called An amendment vac ndopted
adding the counties ~ c,lho,tu and Vt.torl,
ana The bin was Passed To enarossment,
f,ro,sI.,,'t ,uI -, t,",s,tst ,,,a t,,rI-s'',.]
NJ tho county court ~ gorden co,,nty e,s
passed 10 nnpross,n,,,,
nd, ~ ,s,p, =. - ,, u,. ,,-..,
and rclectric tlgbt cor,,',,, si,,hari,,, 70
ro,'.,r,c, a - .la.' ~ 80. w.
ava nil, ,.+,, s,,.,''r ,o'I,
vac t,,,hi' d.. an. e@. e tnss az
n a.. ,', ,,, 'ID,a .ue
f,ii,, at W , p',s'N ~ my yH1.iVn"
eonsrr, 49,. n'ii 70 r1luIlish NC ana
Inn - pi'putS 10 Set'tlM iahos IN caves
90 ~, S W ih"nlh ~ Joseph
I - ~ Irueheatt was passed hhaliy
w, n1ouon 70 reconsider was tabled.
,toisun o. harris oanea up senate bill
n,'nk N"p paifS loF Volumes 50 TO ~
,m1 s,ut /" iesas hepor's' 10 H. +. n.
"anmei OF austin for term OF five years.
state ' srin,l pme, . a substitute ina, the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-18
LAWS WITHOUT APPROVAL.
A Constit utionsl Amendment Among
Them.
PRESLER ON HIS TEXT BOOK BILL
arserred IN the Fact That in Parts
of Texas American IL Not the
prcdominntinx Language.

Austin, April i7.--The following bills be-
came laws today without the governor
signature:
House bill regulating the terms and tx
ing times for holding court in the Eighth
judicial district
Fishers house bin duieting title OF Con
federate land certificates.
House bill prescribing time for holding
court In III. Twenty eighth Thirty sixth
and Forty ninth judicial districts.
House BIZ punlshitg w.llfll violations Of
the stock Law when same has been voted
into effect
Senate oil restoring the civil ard Grim
inal Jurisdiction OF the county courts OF
Atascosa and Menard counties.
Senate Joint resolution BY Atlee amend
inK the constitution so as to authorize GER
tain counties TO give AID in the constitute
ton OF railroads.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-18
Entcrlninmcnt fnr dine suiYercr.

Beaumont. Texas, April IA move.
ment was started tonight 10 give an en-
tertainnent for the benefit OF Mrs. Graz
mer, the widow lady who lost her all IN
the fire this afternoon. Manager Goodhne
has rendered the use OF the opera house
and local talent sufficient 10 insure the
success OF the entertainment has consented
to participate,
Several negroes and ono white boy are
in the calaboose tonight. the result OF
thleving during the fire.
The remains of W. l., Triphagen ar
rived from Port Arthur tonight and WA
shipped to Lansing. Mich. for interment
Mr.. Triphagon died In Port Arthur. The
first death In that city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-18
Inspecting the peco. y,,,

Pecos' Texas, April l7.-Mr. n. A. Mooto-
OF New York. representing a syndicate =,
capitalists who are proposing to nurchas' ~.
,he bonus 10 De issued by the Pccos Val
ley railway for the purpose of extending
that road from Roswell. N. NJ. TO Amar,,,n
- aeNss, arrived mere last night upon a tonr
was met here I by rimyes,gaton Mr. Meeker
or the Pecos Valley railway Win hau'kher
cal car Upon the report of sMr Ms spe-
VIII depend the purchase OF the ho mueh 6,
ms syndicate After viewing his 1 n,ans py
departed Tor Eddy aud Roswell. liz 's SAL ne
~ k,owins Terms OF the prospects Of ,his
'A''es ana MS report will undoubtedly 'I hs