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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-06
~ WILLIAMSON COUNTY.
Plenty Of Candidates for the Local
offices.

/ pIeutt IOr tue isVc"l
OFFICES.
| Georgetown, Texas, February 1.-The po'
litical pot Is beginning to boil In this
county. Culberson Is the favorlte for sem
ator and there is not shadow OF doub,
OF Major Sayers carrying this county Col
oneI r. NJ. Johnston is In the lead for
lieutenant governor. OF course the delesa-
ton from this county viii be loud and
vocferouS for Captain II. I. Roche Tor
land commissioner
The teachers are for Professor Kendall Tor
State superintendent this year and the man
that beats him In Williamson county Will
have to hustle.
Frank Taulbee is In the race for district
attorney.
The fight for county Offices will be hot
test for sheriff, assessor and county clerk.
For sheriff the following candidates are in
the field: S A. Gamble, r. Y. Secrest,
IL. C.. Purl and Sampson Cornell.
For assessor. Thomas H. Finn. w. II.
Walton and j. a Snons.
For county clerk: Hon. ]. A. Brewster,
who was a member of the last legislature;
J. 10. Humphrey and j. w. Hodges.
Messrs. j r. McCutcheon. John Black
and Il, -. Byron will be in the race for
collector.
Plenty OF legislative timber. The follow
Ing prominent gentlemen have been men
toned ms probable legislative material
Cooper SAMSON of Georgetown. Professor
Il. II. Fisk al Leander, nr. POWER of Bart
lett and Professor II. d. Wade Of Beau
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SAVERS ORGANIZATION.
Mclcnnnn County Chairman Has
Ncen Appointed.

Waco, Texas. February 5,-iIon. L. l..
Foster, manager of Major sayers' cam,
paign, arrived here this morning, As re-
suit OF his visit some of the friends Of
Judge Sayors met this afternoon to effect
the organization OF Sayers committee IN
this county. Judge Eugene Williams pre-
aided AT the meeting and G. W, Graves
was secretary. Tho result of the con
ference was the appointment of d. IL.
Hardy chairman OF the Saycrs organi2a-
ton, with authority to appoint commits
tee OF forty-two, consisting OF n member
from each voting precinct In the county and
also an advisory committee OF five. Chair
man Hardy is an original free silver demo-
Graf, led the light for slv~ In this GUun-
~ two years ago and was the democratic
oiector from this district
Mr.. Foster said tonight: THE friends Of
Nj. Sayers rave reason to feel happy over
the progress OF organization. We have
been encouraged more than we expected
eserywhere, and still the good work gees
IN
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Christian association, has given zip the OF
fire he has so faithfully filled for the past
eight years. Mr.. Wayte has been In thls
city couple OF days. the guest OF Secretary
Hopper and stated while here tina. lie had
offered his resignation some time ago
which went into effect on the LIST OF TINS
month. but that he had been urged to con-
tinuc through the month OF February 70
work on the financial conditions OF the
State work. MIR. Wayte regrets very mucn
to give up this work. rs he has been very
enthusiastic and earnest in his efforts 10
promote the interests OF young men, but
owing to little discussion in one or Two
OF tho larger associations he has decided
II for tho best Interests of the work to cp
aside for some one who could command the
hearty support and cooperation OF the en-
tire corps OF local secretaries throughout
inc state
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A Liberal DONATION.
Victoria Association VIII Donate
big Tract of Lind. ts


Victoria. Texas, February 4.-Messn'
Frank Fossati, Charles Leuchner and oth9
stockholders in the Schuetzenverein Ter
tonia, which owns tract of thirty-seves
acres about one-half mile from the north
eastern limits of the city, have interviews
most of the other stockholders relatlys
the contemplated donation OF the same y
the soliciting committee for use BY ~
Guadalupe Valley Railway company as
site for the machine shops. Their eiIohs.
were very successful, not one dissenttY
voice having yet been raised, and y Il
extremely probable that such action Wy
be taken at an early meeting of the stoeLs
holders. This tract of land is adnl'ratn
adapted 10 the purpose in view and Is VIZ
valuable property, being worth 1t least ~ n
per acre. In the opinion OF many II Nctn
be good location for freight defes
Although IL seems rather far out now
a few years the intervening territory Moue
soon be built up This action on the p1,s
of the Schuetzenverein very much encons.
ages the citizens committee aud insIiir
others TO more liberal contributions.
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HOTEL. ARRIVALS

At the Tremont--F. p. Bolton, Kew
York b. Alien, Jr.. Bedford. Ga; Frank
A. Bernctt, Cincinnati; A. l.. Burke. Beau
mont; w. T, Packard, Galesburg. III; p.
L. Morrissey Peoria. H.; H. Howard Rice.
Denver; r. II Crabbs. Cincinnati; J, w.
Snyder Richmond, Va. J. ". Carrodine,
Philadelphia. c, n. Gilmore Des Moines
G. j. Phillips and wife, Des Molnes: f.
g. Mann, Boston. Mass; j. j. HlGdleston,
Kansas City: s A. Everatt, Philadelphia:
II. A. Fuller. Austin; C. G. Owens. Mount
Sterling. III; ] E, Pierce, Dennng's
Bridge: w. Il. Mooroe. Ashby. Texas: o.
S Cummings and wife. Alvin Brltlon
Davis and wife, Mexico; G.. r. Turnkey
Cold Springs; e. II. Harris. Jr.. Missouri:
X. r. Arnold and wife. Joe y. Arnold,
Meyico Mo
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Kidney and Bladder Troubles Quickly Cured
You May Have Sample Bottle OF the Great Discovx
cry, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root Sent Free by Tail

Men and women doctor their troubles SO
often without benefit, that they get discour-
aged and skcptical. In most such cases Sc
rious mistakes are made In doctoring and In
makes us sick. The unmistakablc evidences
of kidney trouble arc pain or dull ache in
the back. too frequent desire to pass water,
scanty supply. smartng Irritation. As kidney
disenae advances the face looks sallow or
pale. puffs or dark circles under the eyes. the
feet swell and sometimes the heart acts badly
should further evidence be needed to find out
the cause of sickness, then set urine aside for
twenty -four hours: ;iG there Is sediment or
settling 1t is also convincing proof that our
kidneys and bladder need doctoring. A fact
often overlooked is that women suffer as
much from kidney and bladder trouble as
men do E
Or. Kilmer's SwanpRoot is the discovery
OF the eminent physician and scientist and Is
not recommended for everything. but will be
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found just what is needed In cases of kidr.S
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An AMpuLANcE sEcUnEp.

Through the effort of the Tribune Gal
weston will soon be provided with an am
bulance TO be used in conveying sick and
wounded persons to the Sealy hospital for
treatment. The Tribune raised the money
by popular subscriptions and the fund WIS
turned over to Dr. Allen J. Smith, dean
of the medical college. who is making all
arrangements for the purchase OF the same.
The fund now aggregates about 500,
which Is about $500 less than the original
estimates. This may uecussitate the pur-
chase OF an ambulance from some OF the
regular ambulance builders, who possibly
can furnish one at less cost than could a
local builder. 1t is Dr. Smiths intention,
however, To give preference 10 local build
ers If they come anywhere near the figures
of regular manufacturers of ambulances.
At the next meeting OF the city council
the budget committee Will be appointed.
communication will be addressed 10 the
council asking it TO make provision in
next years budget for the SUPPORT and
maintenance of the Ambulance. No tiou-
BILE on this score is anticipated. as all
members OF the council who have been
approached on the subject have expressed
themselves as being unaualliediv in favor
of the city making ample PROVISION Tor the
care of the vehicle.
to 10 ahead with the matter, me money
is ready and available. and there is no
reason for any further delay.
1t is estimated that 1t will require from
six weeks to two months 20 complete the
ambulance after the contract shall nave
beer let. So 1t may oe sorle time yet
before 1t is nut into service.
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DEPOT Non NEW sAnINE.

j 4. Mnh, chief of maintenance of right
of way of the Southern Pacific, came OYER
from Houston in his private car san la
einlo' this morning and departed for Sa-
bine Pass, The purpose of MIR. Mathis
visit TO the Southeast Texas port is 10 ar
range fer building u depot at the new town.
The Sabine Land and Improvement COM
pany has already donated filled site Tor
the depot and tho railroad company Viii
Immediately begin the CONSERVATION of the
building, This is d convenience b..dly
needed in the new town as under present
conditions the town is without either ticket,
freight or baggage agont.
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ARE you a MINERAL,
There nrc Minerals in Your BLOOD.
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You are like quartz mine. There ara
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They are nerve and tissue foods. Just Is
starch and meat are. What we call poor,
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more of these mineral physiological foods
The rich, red, strength and nerve power
in good, healthy blood is due to its vein
of iron.
Pale neople are poor blooded people
They lack strength and stamina. They are
nervous. They catch cold easily rheyi
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Fort Worth Texas, February 5-Fro-
ceedings in the court OF civil appeals for
the Second supreme judicial district;
Motions for rehearlng submitted--Texar-
kama and Fort Smith Railroad company VS..
Hartford Insurance company, from Bowie;
n, p. Andersen 4 Co VS., Hardin. tax COL
lertor, from Red River; i G.. Ward VS..
NJ, A. Wilson OF al, from Clay; John r..
Morris vs.. King ct al, from Camp Frank
Darrigo ct al vs., Texas Produce company.
from Bowie,
Passed for ono week-P. Il. Harris vs.
j. A. Sanders ct al from Jack. to affirm on
certificate.
Cases submitted--G. A. Mckay VS.. State
of Texas ex rel. r. r. Ward from Hans
ford; r. A. Williams VS.. j.. W. 0'Dell.
from Hardcman.
Motion decided: For rehearing, refused
Joel ]. Bailey ct al VS., Crittenden ct al,
FROM Lamar; j II. Cobb VS.. First National
Bank OF Decatur, from Wisos j. c. Wise
vs.. NJ. A. Wilson Ell Al, from Clay. To
compel clerk 10 issue mandate granted---
John +. Ryan VS.. Dutton, from Clay. To
extend time In which TO fght appeal bond.
overruled'-Sonthern Building and Loan
Assciatin VS.. Bean. from Tarrant. I'm ,he
SAME cases motion to quash bond sustained
ana writ OF error dlsmisssdl. TO certify 10
me supreme court striekea on docket
Homes VS. City OF Henrietta. from Clay
Cases ansrned-Kahler ct al va. Car
ruthers ct al, from Dallas.
Reversed and remanded-- Mcmillan va.
Moon, from Morris
Cases set for February 26--Iomax vs.
NARROW, from Haskell: Hamilton vs.. A,oh.
ley, from TsrNnt: Mack. Stadler & Co
vs. Mittenthai 4 Co. from Potter; i. A.
Kemp Grocery Company ct al VS.. ] A.
cassels' from Montague. Evans & Roe VI,
Brown trustee, from Tarrant SEYMOUR
from Baylor ''s''
from Palo Pinto. '"'h'
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Woman nurned to Den,h.

Greenville, Texas. February 5.--The hor
rible death of Miss Emma Roland iron
burns is reported from the vicinity of Jar.
din In the northeastern portion of The
county. Tho young lady. only about /,
years Of age. was assisting her father in
piling ana burning stalks. when her dress
caught fire, Her father. John Roland, was
at work some distance away and The girl
started running toward him. Suddenly She
changed her course and before the hnrri,,ed
father could oyertako her her clothing
had burned from her body. which was in n
crisp She lived but few hours. her
uoauh being donbly saddening on account
In the period OF youthful Innocence and
promise. NN"N' up"
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A. smlth,- mcnInunracrr.

Ilillsboro. Texas. February 3,--At the
headquarters of the campaign committee
of Hon Tom s. smith, candidate for the
nomination for attorney general. with \,
s. johnson. chairman. in charge and a
force Of stcnographers M work, everything
indicates that vigorous campaign is be-
ing prosecuted The committee selected by
Mr.. Smith 10 manage his campaign is MS
follows; T, $, johnson, chairman S. G.
upshaw, William A. Fields. D. w. Camp
bell Dave nerdon, w G, Wear, H. A.,
Carlton, w ~. Spell, Nelson Phillips.
Mr. Smith Is Endorsed by the Hin coun
~ democratic executive committee.
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BRENNAN BUDGET.
J<niIhts oS Pythias We're Pleased
with the rnNn.

with the Town.
BRENNAN, Texas, February THE
Knights OF Pythias of this district came.
saw aud we captured them. After the
closing banquet many of them returned
to their respective homes ON the night
trains, a few not leaving until Saturday.
The secret session Friday afternoon was
largely attended and the various questions
for The benefit of the order Were ably dis
cussed by the grand officers, all of whom.
With one exception, We're present, as we'll
as many of the visiting brethren.
A Telegram from Mr.. julius Schuetze OF
Austin to Mr Gus Schumacher OF this city
late Friday afternoon announces that Jul
iuS Schroeder has been pardoned. IT VIII
be remembered that he was convicted OF
an attempted assault upon Miss Emma
ke.s OF the Sandy Hin neighborhood, near
William Penn, At the spring term OF the
district court OF 1886. aud sentenced to
fifteen years In the penitentiary The case
was affirmed by the court of criminal APP
peals and he was sent to Huntsville, where
he has served something over half. He
is expected home Cuniay or Monday
At a regular meeting OF Chemical En-
CINE company No. / Friday night the fol-
lowing officers were elected; /. A. Hol-
land, presidents Ed Abbott, secretary;
James Harrison, treasurer; H. A. Low. Jr..
foreman; c. II. Carlisle. Jr.. first assist
ant foreman: Ed. Abbott c. b. Fielder,
William Morriss. park committee; +, Nor
gan, A. HEARTFELT, Max Endel. uniform
committee: /. n. Bettison. S. Endel, l..
Starko. finance committee.
The many friends of MIR, ID. H. Watson.
who was reported quite sick at San An
tonic few days ago. Will be glad to learn
that his wife. who FASTENED to his bedside,
found him able TO be up and out riding.
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BOY Rnby Found Dead.

Terrell Texas. February 5.--Last Sunday
morning boy baby, Just born and weigh
ing twelve pounds. supposed to be a negro,
WAS found lifcless In DIR. ii. p. Riddles
hog PEN The officers suspicious induced
mem 10 unearth the babe and found that
Il was white. Today officers arrested MS
Laura Sides. living about three miles eost
OF wills Point who is now under arrest in
the city to await trial Monday as mo,har
OF the baby The matter has created much
comment
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Professor Ken,InII.. ,,nc..

Grecnvillc, Texas, February g., Professor
J, S. Kendall, superintendent OF the Honey
Grove public schools. and WIN II will be
remembered mado the race for the demo-
cratic nomination for State superintendent
two years ago, and lust missed Il by "a
scratch was in the city yesterday. Pro-
fessor Kendall is a candidate for the po-
sition this year. and has large following
all over the State,
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sTIrART ROBSON.

Stuart Robson aud his company, playing
the "Jucklns," met with kind treatment
at the hands OF Galveston theater- soers
last night It was a new role for Mr.
Robson one in which pathos predominated
over comedy. but he was not Mt all disap-
pointing TO his many admirers. The play
Is an admirable portrayal OF Southern life
and manners and the support Mr.. Robson
has surrounded himself with is far above
the average. This afternoon at matinee the
Henrietta" was given. Full houses attend
ed each performance.
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NEW CORPORATIONS.

xae Braaoria college Of Brnzoria today
It's charter with the secretary of state
Vital stock. $4,000: incorDoratprs, Brancn
l',Maaterson, ]. G.. Smith, j y. Nl,chcil.
lf.ene j. Wilson. Oswald Wilson. u. 9.
1,es and y. c. Rove. The pnrooso oil
corporation Is to establish inil main
y college for the education OF white
$dren.
fhe following corporations today Fled
.ers with the secretary OF state which
slorizes them to amend their charters
ktiat their capital stock Is increHsed as
fbws.
shc Postal Telegraph Cable. company Of
Antonio capital stock, si,2uoi0Uo' IN
ascd 10 $4,000 600.
1 hc Rosario Mining and milling com
/ OF Fort worth; capital stock, S'0V.oeO;
ease1 TO Sl,0O0,o0O.
he Port Arthur Channel and Dccli com,
iy or Port Arthur; capital stock. $l,pVO.-
Increased TO $2.00e000.
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SLIP COMPLETED.

The slip which is being dredged at the
new town TO accommodate the export bust
ness of the Beaumont sawmills is about
completed and one side of it will be
turned over to the Consolidated Export
Lumber company of Beaumont Monday.
Work on the second slip is progressing
nicely and vessels can be berthed there
within sixty days. In few days the big
dredge will be taken around TO dredge out
the big basin that is to be constructed for
misunderstanding sites
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LEE WILL Appeal.

Not satisficd with the Verdict n,
Wife Murder.
Waxahachie. Texas, February 5.--Eugene
Lee who was given a life sentence by jury
for numbering his wife, is not satisfied Win
tho verdict. When called before Judge
Diiiard 20 be sentenced tonight he asked
bis attorney To apply for new trial. Tha
court overruled this aud read the sentence
the defonse gave notice Of appeal 10 4
higher court. Lees motion holds that the
verdict was not according 10 the law and
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WhttccnIppers.

caldwell, Texas, February q. - las,
wednesday Judge Moore, Brasos bottom
planter IN this county, received a letter
demanding tho immediate discharge of two
q nus convict guards and his foreman, and
snrealenlns, u he did moi, 10 kill the
Suaras ana burn his gin and barn. Tho
aligned ''whiteeappers', one az Tho c,,arp,,
whose lie IL Threatened was raised hers
ynd great indienatcn Il expressed here a.
sprh lawiess threats =
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TEXAS POLITICAL MATTERS.
Jndqe A. Is. Watkins Candidate for
Attorney General.
Mr.. SMITH or HlILsBORo IS BUSY
lie II Also AFTER the Same once
A Wynnc club FIRST 10 lie
Organized.

Corslcana. Texas. February 5,-County
Attorney Lewis Carpenter today received a
letter from Athens which stated that Judge
a. b. Watkins has decided TO become
candidate for the office of attorney gem
eraI. Judge Watkins IS well known In
this city and has many warm friends here.
Mr.. Watkins has served as Judge OF his
district Tor a number Of years and has
served az special Judge In the district court
In thf4 city
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posTAA's RIGHT Of WAY.

I short time ago Judge j. ii. MoLeary,
5'sidetit % the Postal Cable Telegraph
sapany. filed condemnation proceedings in
& county court here cUnlemnlng the right
lNay for tho postal COMPANY from Taylor
Houston over the right OF say OF the
s9souri KnpFns and Texas rRilroad The
liter was referred To II special tommls-
II appointed be tho county Judge Who
Gay tried the case and hSsi tae damages
So per mile. making 1887 In NIL The
5lrd wiis paid at once and the postal coui-
ny will commence laying the proposed
~ Monday
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TnrIton CoIIcge Tru.,e..

Fort Worth Texas, February 5,--tiovern-
or Culberson, State Superintendent of
schools Carlisle and Judge King of Ste
nhenyille, board of trustees for the John
fariton college at Stephenvile. met here
Today to consider the election of Profess or
Mciihany as president Of that school. The
trustees today refused 10 ratify the selec-
on OF Mcllhany by the local board at
s'enhenyiile and referred the matter back
10 that BODY
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KAYsEE GENERAL MANAGER

John II. Kirby, vice president and gem
eral manager OF the Gulf, Beaumont and
Kansas City railroad, spent today at New
Sabine Pass in conference with Major Jo-
seph o. Osgood, manager of the Sabine
Land and Improvement company. II is
rumored here that the Cotton Belt will be
brought to Sabine Pass via the Gulf, Beau
mont and Kansas City.
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COMPRESS TEsTIMoNY.

Judge FULLY a. FULLER of the attorney
generals office at Austin spent today in
the city. returning ON an evening train.
He was here taking testimony in what is
known as the compress cases. Several
witnesses were examined.