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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-26
Saves Doctors R;IIs.

Families in the country should ,I,,-,,-e
keep Brazilian Balm on hand. # i tbe
no Is, II tbs house, always ready and
le!iAnie' For colds, coughs, Group,
Calarrh' asthma, pleurisy, rheumatism,
CONSUMPTION, female troubles. and ali
klnds OF fevers it acts like marie, and
saves many '!octors bill and ln31v J
long sickness, --->''i5 Z
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-26
THE DOG AS A CURE FOR SLEEP
LESSNESS.

From the Public Health Journai)
a Russian remedy for insomnia i 70
have dog sleep in the room. and pref
erably in the same bed. II may Ne
through a sense Of companionship' or
one of security. or it may act sugseS-
lively; AT any rate it is said at times
TO prove of value when other means
fail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-26

Fifteen clergymen in New BrunswIcN'
n. j., have Informed the people OF tlia.
city that they discountenanee Suhua'
funerals, not only because Of the II
necessary and uncalled for STRAIN upvn
them as clergymen. but because 2 NJ
amount Of Sunday labor required Vi =
boring men who need rest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-26

One hundred and fifty cans of white
fish. containing 500 900 white fish, from
the hatchery at Calendonia, n. ". were
planted in Lake Ontario the other day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-26

Al an auction sale of autograph
manuscripts in London, four pages. con
tanning Beethoven's songs. "Ah
Pertide' and "Heidenroslein," brought
$40, ana Mignons song. "Kennst du
Gas Land" So. Four Schubert songs.
IN autograph. brought prices ranging.
from sos TO $l65 each.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-02

sherman, Texas, March S1.-Department
of Education, Austin, Texas, March 81
j. P. Harrison. sherman, Texas; Governor
has approved the independent school dis
trict bill and It is a law. Don't hold cleo
ton. Fuller particulars by mail
II. L. Piner Chief Clerk.
The above telegram, received III this city
this morning. was the stick that poked the
nolitical hornets nest in municipal AFFAIRS
The intelligence reached the city lele ses,
terday afternoon that the b.,
school district bill had become is", ~
the seriousness OF the SITUATION ~ urof
dawn upon the general public untl III III.
Piner's message was MADE PUN a.tar
fact that a hot contest is on In the iHatsel
az eleeting school trustees for the c'y
scboois ~ next Tuesdays election between
advocates of the adoption OF the SUI ~.
form, text book system in the schools ne. :
and those against such movement the -.
sage of law prohibiting this eIectiDn eri
thereby retaining the present schooi pes' u.s.,
has caused many OF the state TEX oos 80,
adherents 10 express belief inst tn'
emergency clause was appended u ssP
ciail,, head of the probable action u ~, ~
neorie AZ the polls in cities fayorahie 70 .ne
sdontion Of the text book law EVER
,ior ~ the new law has been thoreus' y
dirrpssed in this city today. but seetlon y
ma the emergency clause have rece.s -
ne greater portion OF the publll Az.
tion There are great many noNs,..
mo think possibly Sherman on s ~, ~.
~ her srecjal charter provisions "'h nv
he affected by the new law
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schools under the new order OF things; for
1t will be remembered that the corporation
was recently abolished with proyiso to
continue the independent school district OF
Hampstead with the same tax as levied
by the municipality Therefore County
Judge Hauney in ordering elections for the
different county precincts properly includ-
ed Hampstead. The feat was a novel one,
the polls opening at 10 a. m. and closing
at p. m. This with Saturday election
combined largely detracted from the vote,
but not from the interest in the result.
There we're two tickets in the field and
with one exception the members OF the old
board were sustained by heavy msjorties.
The next board will be composed as fol-
lows: DR. l.. Mahdn, Sr., r. r. Mcpsde. sr.,
H. W. Rankin, William Joseph, NJ. s. Rob-
inson.
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No election An Victoria County.

Victoria. Texas. April County Judge
B. W. Fly received telephone advice from
the superintendent OF public instruction
yesterday afternoon that law had been
passed providing that election Of trustees in
Independent school districts should be held
on the first Tuesday in May he therefore
withdrew his proclamation ordering an
election in the Victoria Independent school
district today, There Is pending in the
legislature now special bill validating
this Independent district corporation, the
provisions of which, 1t is understood will
render unnecessary the election in Nay.
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NEWS BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
THE NATIONAL BANK MEETING Dir
NOT MATERIALlzE.
rora,tion, Prevailing In the Lumber
Market Are satisfactory--A Big
Issue of Bonds.

beaumont. Texas, April 1.-The meeting
TO organize the National bank OF Beaumont
did not materialiEe last night TO any great
extent. Mr.. " wiess in whose office the
ne ss4anciai institution was to have been
born. this afternoon says that beyond
what he had read In the papers he knew
nothing OF the proposed bank The rea-
son the meeting did not materiaiize. how
ever. is because one of the largest pro-
snective stockholders went to Houston at
IN o'clock on an important business mis-
sion. 1t has been learned also that tnis
gentleman has about concluded 10 drop
the idea of National bank and may De-
come interested in a private bank TO be eS-
tablished here.
Mr.. washburn, the organizer Is sun 10
the city and is still hopeful OF succeeoins'
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candidates in the Second and three In the
Third ward. II you have a choice you
had better 40 10 the polls and vote.
Parties living beyond the corporate lim-
It's are circulating petition protesting
against the proposed special charter, which
would extend the city's limits. One Of the
allegations OF the petition Is that there
are not 10000 people within the proposed
limits
Mr.. and Mrs. John q. Goodbue will cele
brate the anniversary OF their wedding at
B,de Awhile. their pretty home on Lbs
erty avenue. on Thursday. April s. March
"a IL the anniversary day, hut the celebra-
ton was postponed because Of Lent Quite
a number OF invitations have been sent ous
and the entertainment will be novel as
we'll as pleasant.
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wan cnre compromi.ea.

Mckinney. Texas, March 3l.The Kin
kend will case was compromised In the
district court here today. The estate was
valued at $4,000. II was willed TO Walter
Giddings. son Of tenant OF Mr.. Kinkead.
when the latter died. MIR. Kinkead was
bachelor. but his relatives sought to
have the will set aside. BY the terms Of
the will the beneficiary OF the will gets
$4,000 and the relatives the remaining
$780, 900 OF the estate.
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marriage license was today Issued TO
]. r. Peddy and Mrs. Josie sehwerghoser.
The Dethrioh club will meet with Mrs
r. A. Hyatt on Calder avenue Tuesday
and spend an evening with "Chopin"
The Twentieth Century club win be en-
tertalned BY Mrs. NJ. X. Fletcher Thurs
day afternoon ~ next week, James Aiien
Lane Is the author to be studied.
d. V. Gasson. managing editor Of the
Daily Herald, Dephos, Ohio, is In the CRY.
MIR. Casson has beea spending a week at
Port Arthur and be is delighted with that
city
Y. a. steadmap. she we'll known travel
ing salesman for T. II. Thompson & Co.,
Houston. came homo this morning 10 ger
acquainted. A line boy arrived a. his house
at o'clock last night.
Three aldermen one from each ward
are 20 be elected Tuesday. There are two
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Giddings. Texas, March 31.-The Prss'-
dent of the board of school trustees for the
Giddlngs independent school district re-
ceived card from State Superintendent
Kendall this morning notifying him moi
to hold the election for trustees tomorrow
as per instructions recently sent out from
his department: that the election for trus-
tees for Independent school districts, by a
law Just passed by the legislature, is made
the first Tuesday in May.
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In p,s. IS known as B. B. B.
vorls va Balm, and has gained a
|rbsre 'sTnoWn, so that il is for sale
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gtlnlc p,d 2, =: 9 trial, because 3. 3.
ases sr s9ca balm--is made for Just
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q Vii 81 sad trial hottie and roedi,
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Hal SHeup'e and We will Include
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A BOND ISSUE.

An instrument was filed with County
Clerk Bianchette today evideneing ina
the Beaumont Irrigation company has or
viii Issue bonds TO the amount OF s59,nop.
The issue can be designated as twenty
fle-ycar per cent bonds and are based
on the real estate, aggregating betWeeh
10 .oO0 and IL. 600 acres, the irrigating ca
raj, machinery and other property 81 the
company, the market value OF wnicn'
with the canal In operation, Is easily SlOo,'
900. The Texas Guarantee anu trust com
psny is designated as trustee for the com
nJuv.
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A suicide ut sesuin.

seguin, Texas, April MIR Charles
Eiband brother OF MI George Elband OF
New Braunfels, came over to Seguin yes
terday and late yesterday afternoon took
large dose OF morphine. from which he
died this morning His brother came over
and got the remains this morning. lie was
2s years old and leaves bride OF ak
months.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-02
EASTER SERVICES.

- Marks Episcopal church and tne
~. Ms,noatst Episcopal church, South,
have been beautifully decorated for Easter
services tomorrow. Special programmes ea,,Tanss
nave pes" Ira seats were this afternoon
ana aIsll NAM N the Episcopal church to accom-
an sass ss h srs morning sGhsFs ssr
noh' ~ IL communion will be celebrated
s sna there the viii be songs arranged for the
occasion Rector BlsasF q c fsfR0n WIN
pear Th On viii be no night service at the
N.,bodist church. but somewhat slao-
Srate programme has been arranged LOT
ny Orssn sute and vlolln.-Miss sadie ba-
COZ Sr. Fisher. Mr.. sydney Mayer; Cen
slider the Lilies" choir symn Ss sy pr@i 1851
reas,ns ..cbrist Is Risen" choir; offer
torg sclo MIS- Gilbert sc, ssrm STa9 Sy W benz r.
Pedgsr pastor; o aS@n Mi MI begin prompt
q a. II a NJ
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EIEcrIoN AT BRooKsHIRE.

Brookshire, Texas, April 1.-The cleo
ton of school trustees for this district re-
suited in the election of the entire old
board, composed of ]. G. Kellner, W. b.
Crawford and D. C. Parker, white, and
Watt Pointer, Isaac Blackshire aud Dan
Paley coloret.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-02

murder. has ruled that there Is no court
IN the Indian Territory with jurisdiction
over crimes committed Ia the Cherokee
Nation before the abolition OF the tribal
courts. " the criminal and hls victim were
members of the Cherokee tribe.
Mills, who is Cherokee and confessed
the murder of his wife, was ordered dis
CHARGED
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m,,r1I-MnER MARKET.

Market conditions are still fAyoraDls
- ~. opeu weather Is expected 70 ma
,s,ts,ly assist in improving the demand
..essnt there Is fairly satisfactory
y for All grades Of nuiiding ma
I'm, r.Is both from the slsts ard me Nors =,
n.sss while Mexico is making heavy ors,.s
vrar this section for its supplies VMins
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10 the fact that only moderate stocks are
held by mills and to the assurance OF
largely increased demand, prices for all
classes of material are stiff and there Is
talk OF an advance. Railroad and car
shop orders are plentiful, and there -
some little improvements in the demand
for export bills.
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A CHEAP RATE.

On account OF the Msrdi Gras festival
at Shreveport April s. the Kansas CITY:
Pittsburg and Gulf announces rste OF
Sc for The round trip from Beaumont
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coIdthwaite,. FLOUR Mil.

Go,dths ate. Texas, April 1.--afr. J A.
Price is putting in the machinery in the
roller mill. and by May l It will be ready
10 make bread for the people, The mill
will MI long felt want In this section
and viii be wen pasronisei by tue ReOussi
public.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-02

K. Ranch" which Is a Texas play by
Texas author. Tuesday "a Country Girl
win be produced and Wednesday night
Camille viii be the bill Ten Nights
in a Barroom" will be presented nj the
n atinee Wednesday.
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Election ut wharton.

wharton, Texas, April IAN election is
being held in this city today for the rur-
nose of electing FIVE trustees for the Whar-
ton incorporated school district.
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elfnnrN DEATH.

Rerrle Bullock. colored. aged about ~
years, died suddenly at a shpnty on Bowie,
between Orleans and Sabine streets At
o'clock this afternoon.
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Jennie Holman viii open three n'ents
popular price engagement al the opera
house Monday night with ''sansspa' or tne
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-02

Over 30. years ago
DR.. Gillian, the dis
tinguished Atlanta
specialist, discov-
cred a scientific
combination of
remedies that had
the effect of liter
ally driving the
poisoned, diseased
matter out of the
blood, bones and
entire system, thus
curing the disease
and at the same
time producing a
hne constitutional
effect, building up
the broken down
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co,fe..ed Murderer Goo. free.

Ninita. T. r. Aptil l-Nnitsd states
Judge springer. IN habeas corpus proceed
ipgs BY william williams. charged with
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Millinery-=Cont'd.

This popular and picturesque Hat IL a
maguihoont beauty, and Is the prldo Of
this department, II consists OF q wire
form. covered with white chiffon aud
Clipped Straw. Tam % Shanter crown
Of clipped Straw, with two hne piurncs
dropping gracefully toward the front.
decorated with ribbon while Ave large
roses III out the brlm. z AN
yours for only ......+............ WITH
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stockholders of I'D. ID. ID. Co., Com
pnns. Galveston. Texas.

y D. DENNIS, DermatoioEist.
y. =. MlCHAELIS. Leading Druggist
=. LoHlT, of Adoue q Lobit LendIns panta,
obo. SEALy, OF Hutchings, sealy q o.
Leading BANKERS ~
". M MA * OF Marx & Blum. Wholesale Boots
LovvEloY, SAMPSON g MALEvINsKy. At.
torneys. - AZ
Company ui i'anu
a. !; COMPTON,. Cashier Galveston Natiouu,
and VI. Railroad ~ IL
A. TERRIER city Comptroller ana Score.
t1ry Peone's Loan and Homestead On
cHAs. CLARKE, Jr, OF Chas. Clarke d "a
Contractors. w.
WA; 9. Y. JANSEN. Agent for VIM J.
Lemp Brewing Co -" o
ABE KAUFMAN, Cashier Southwestern paper
Company. Ap''
GUS SCHULTZ. Cashier Western Union TeIc.
graph Company. '''''
G. n. RHODE, Wholesale Tobacco and claars
W, a. McVlrlE, Of Fowler & McVitie. Shin
PAUL J; MEDLEY, of Paul shean & Co.
WM. PARR & CO.. Ship Agents.
RUDOLPH HUEBNER, Pharmacist
FRED J, BuRKEY, NJ ID.
w A. EAsToN Chief Clerk fremont Hotel.
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coNsTITUT1oNALITY QUESTIONED

w IN
Sherman, Texas, April mo election
for school trustees required in the city
of Sherman next Tuesday. t. 5. Johnson
office assistant attorney general.
The above information from the attor-
ney generals office was the cause of a
citizens meeting tonight, at wnlcn the
constitutionality of the Independent school
district law, approved by the governor
Thursday afternoon, was enthusiastically
discussed 1t was the sense of the meeting
that 1t be tested by the election Of school
trustees at the regular election to be held
here next Tuesday, thereby deciding as to
whether or not the legislature has the
power to, on the eve of an election, pass
a law extending the term OF certain off,
GERS to a greater length of time than for
which they were elected by the people. The
school trustee fight In this city was orig
inally based on the question OF State text
books in cities of 10000 and over.
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Hempstead. Texas. April i.--HempsIeau
elected nvs trustees today for her puDl'0
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principal shall be held between the 18th
day OF April and the 18th day of August
OF each year, or each alternate year, as
may be necessary. The election of the
superintendent or principal to fill any va
cancy in said position arising from any
cause whatever shall be for the uneXpred
term only.
Sec. 9. When a vacancy occurs IN the
board of trustees in any independent dis
trict, the remaining members OF such board
shall fill the vacancy by electng a person
to serve until the next regular election
of trustees, when at that time the vacancy
shall be filled by an election; provided
the term Of the trustee first elected has not
expired and the person elected by the Eco
pie to nll the vacancy shall serve to the
end of the term for which the trustee
CT eating the vacancy was elected.
Sec. 10. Any independent district which
now has a board of six trustees, elected
by the people or appointed by the city
council, shall not be required to hold the
special election In May, 1899 provided for
in this act, but the said board Of trustees
that are elected under article 1907 of this
chapter shall determine by lot or otherwise
the members OF said board whose terms
of office shall expire in 1901, and those
whose terms shall expire In 1908, and the
regular election Of trustees in the odd
numbered years, as provided Tor IN this
act, shall be held in such independent dis
trict save in the cities as provided for In
article 401S.
Sec IL. All laws and parts Of laws. both
general and special, in conflict with the
provisions Of this act, are hereby repealed,
and article 40Os of the Revised Civil Stat
utes is especially repealed.
Sec. II. TIE fact that the Revised Stat,
utes are indefinite in their provisions in
reference to the election of trustees in in
dependent districts incorporated for school
purposes only and that much confusion and
uncertainty will result 81 an attempt is
made to elect trustees in such districts in
June next, creates an emergency and an
imperative public necessity that the con-
stitutional rule recurring bills 70 he read
on three several days be suspended and
that this act shall take effect and be In
force from and after It's passage, and 1t IS
so enacted.
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officers.

j.. D. DENNIS, Dermatologist
g. J: MlCHAEL1s Leading Druggist.
a. FERRlER. City Comptroller and Secretary
People Loan and Homestead Co.
a. J. COMPTON, Cashier Galveston National
Bank
ABE KAUFMAN, Cashier Southwestern Paper
Company.
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Directors.

D. D. DENNIS, President.
c. j. MlCHAELIS. Vice President.
A. J. COMPTON, Treasurer.
w p TURNKEY, OF TURNKEY Real Estate Co.,
Secretary.
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Hot sprIngs. Ark.. JUNO e2nd. 1sas.

49," 7
very grateful D. ID. Remedy for
little boy. troubled
with Tiuea- Favosa for four Very respectfully,
MCDONALD
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Millinery.
Flowers.

A regular Flower Garden IL represent
ed here. flowers of every descrinton In
all the combination Of colors The cnor'
nous selling Of last week Of these ari-
Giles were not sufficient 10 rid US OF the
largo stock we have, 10 We must mention
them again, The prices nov arc lower
than ever.
Here is a pattern Hat that We are sure you
will fad prominent amongst Easters
showing: our sales of them were eH-
tremely large and wo presume the sales
OF Main street milliners were also.
but what difference in tho paving .
price; Just about 20 per cent lowor "
yours came from here: there ia TOO
much OF them to describe. only 70 get
rid of the few We have left. VIII J ok
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Earth for Eczema and all Skin Diseases.

Msod dMcy tive attempt wsp a
to hs p vel nip rnenya any ease kin disease
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NY THOUSAND TESTIMONIALS.
beaver creek. M. May goth, 1893.

DEAR SIR: I had Eczema all head and face;
RELIEF.
The D. Remedy respectfully,
w. A. GOoDsON
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-12
WHERE TO BUY GOODS.

Merchants Who Are Wide-awake and
Know the Value of Printers Ink.
Mcssrs. Anderson & Thompson cor
daily invite the people of Portsmouth
and vicinity TO the reception to be
given Santa Claus Thursday evening.
Professor Krueger's orchestra will fur
nish music during the entire evening.
Do not stay away because you are not
prepared to buy, but come and enjoy
the music. You will be made welcome!
Emmett Deans has on hand q hand
some lot of dolls for children of all
ages. He tells you that he will give
away. doll December goth, valued at
$50. In order to get chance all you
have to do Is to purchase 90 cents
worth and you receive n coupon, which
entities you to q chance on the doll.
and for every so cents worth purchased
you receive n coupon. The contest will
begin November 18th. and end Dccem-
Der goth. Remember dates.
MIR. II. A. Brooks tells you that he
has big bargains for quick buyers. See
his list and be governed accordingly
The Brandt Company will have a
special sale tomorrow for one day
only. On that day you can get black
and blue checks and stripes in cheviots
and cassimeres, worth SIS and $50, for
Sl5. Their $50 to $50 suits will be solo
for $50. You can get shoes to fit any
kind of feet at such prices as are sell
dom offered. For particulars read adj
1T you have boy and want n nobby
suit for n small sum. the New York
Clothing Company has just what you
want in style, color or price. In mems
suits they have the same See what
they tell you and call to see them for
nm overctot or anything in their line,
that is an invitation they extend to
you.