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BEDFORD CITY. VA. NoVein 'sa Viz
Especially The second eleven ia ., the
ginia Polytechnic Institute his az
Randolph Macon Academy hV'0'
iernoon. score. ID TO o.
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wuIinu and Mary Won

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. November &c a.
Special William and Mary ,n,s ",,er.
feoted Hampden-sidney eleven 'h's "i'''
r,oou hy al 10 q.
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Postponed.

Louisville. KY, November 70. 70
Cspecial) game between Was' ' ,so .y'.
and Lee end Central University wa p
noned until Monday on account OF ram
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MARINE INTELLIGINCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. NOV 30 is2
sun rises ......656 HIGH TIDE
sun sets ........f.56 M0rn.ng............-. ~
Moon rises ......1.Ot Evening ..........'.'.'4
MINIATURE ALMANAC. nov. % $50
sun rises ........GI7. HIGH TIDE
sun sets .......f.J5 NOrnlus..........,-i p
Moon rises ......S.o5 Evenins...... ....-'.-'
PORT OF RICHMOND. NOV. Is. ESQ
ARRIVED.
Steamer Yemassoe. O'Nen. Philadeliha.
Pq. merchandise and passengers. C.fl'
steamer Albemarle. Glover. Norfo'k.
Va. merchandise and passengers, o.4
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. james
river landings and Norfolk. mercnAn. %
and passengers; Virginia Navigation
Company.
steamer A.bemarle. Glover Norfolk,
Va merchandise and passengers. Ola
Dominion Line.
TO SAIL SUNDAY. NOVEMBER l9tn'
steamer Ycmassee Omen. Ph.ladelnh1
Pa. merchandise and passengers. 'iyo'
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. NOV -
CBy telegraph
ARRIVED
Schooner T. II Weaver New YORK
Barge 5 h. Mead Boston.
Barge Ringleader Providence.
SAILED.
| Steamer Barcelona. HAMBURG
| Schooner A. T. Stearnes. Gloucester
| Schooner Viking New Haven.
| PORT OF WEST POINT. NOV. H. ~
IBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
| Steamship Baltimore. Murphy baln-
| more, passengers and general cargo.
| Steamship Accomack. Thompson. NOT
| folk. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy, ha"
more: passengers and general cargo. 49,
| Steamship AcComack. Thompson, NOT
! folk. passengers aud general cargo.
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Jackson. Miss.-Governor McIaurin APP
proved the charters OF the new cotton
mill at Laurel with capital stock OF
500 600. and the one at Kosciusko, with q
capitalization OF $685. 900.
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Other Games.

Lafayette. u; Bucknell, o.
Chicago. g; Beloit. 0.
Swarthmore. %; Hayerford. II.
Wisconsin. 10: Minnesota, O.
Naval Academy, Il. Lehigh, 0.
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New Orleans La.-Secretary Hester, OF
the New Orleans Cotton Exchange. has
written 10 John Hyde. Statisticlan OF the
Agricultural Department, relative 20 the
changes TO get the cotton report of the
department. issued on November 18th.
until two or three hours after the specu-
lators had received the news.
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sun rises .......G.5l HIGH TIDE. ere
sun sets ........f.j5 ns.........-..i p
Moon rises .....8.o5 Evening. .....,.....'-'
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ALMANAC. NOV 30 isa.
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sun rises ........6f6 HIGH TIDE
sun sets ........4:56 M0rn.ng.............-. y!
Moon rises ......7a- Evening ........,...i. Do
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NEW YORK, November h-Columbia
defeated Dartmouth to-day-22 TO o. The
backs OF the Columbia eleven broke
through the line and circled the ends al
will. Dartmouth succeeded IN making the
necessary five yards twice only, and al
no time did they hold Columbia for
downs
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sue would have to be fought out. He was
not opposed to the university, but believed
that 1t should be supported from It's en-
dowment Mr. Monroe defended the ap-
preparation tor the university.
The resolution was adopted and the toi-
lowing members appointed in accord there
with: Willacy. Collins and Thomas oil
Fannin.
A resolution was adopted providing Tor
the retention OF the chief clerk for a period
of two days after adjournment, the journal
clerk sixty days. the assistant journal
clerk fifty days, the sergeant at arms Two
days with the aid of two porters), the
calendar clerk engrossing clerk, enrolling
clerk and warrant clerk. each one day, 10
wind I'D the aiiairs of their respective OIL
fees each at the rate of salary receNeo
by them during the session
recess of fifteen minutes was taken
during which Mr. Mercer, on behalf of Inc
members, officers and employees OF tne
house, presented Rev w. j. Gatlin, inc
blind chaplain, a gold -headed watkins
cane. The presentation speech was a uet>
and appropriate compliment to the ven
Grated chaplain and was responded to II
feeling and pathetic address
After recess resolution by Messrs
Rogers and Goodlett was adopted recitins
the fact that the public schools Of the cit!
of BRENNAN, assisted by the citizens o
/ Washington and Grimes counties, have
made ARRANGEMENTS TO erect suitaol'
monument on the banks of the Brazos a
Ola Washington, on the spot where tn
declaration Of independence was signe'
and commencing the patriotic action o
the people of that section in perpetuatini
and marking the most sacred spot Il
Texas history
a committee consisting OF Messrs. 10
lin Adams and Cross was appointed t
escort the governor into the hall to re
ceive farewell greetings, They escorte
him TO the stand and he delivered an ad
dress to the house.
The sneaker then delivered a valedictoi
address and the chaplain closed wit
prayer. after which Speaker Sheriff. de
clarsd the regular session OF the nv
sixth legislature adjourned without day.
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Visited a great many mineral springs to-
ind relief, among which were West Baden,
md, Las Vegas Hot Springs. New Mex
10; Sweet Springs, Mo, and Manitou,
Col | also took a great many different
kinds of medicine recommended Tor dys-
ppsia. but found no relief. Last Febru-
ar. read testimonial for pe-ru-na in
the Central Baptist that suited my case
and determined at once to try 1t. ] have
taken two bottles of Pe-ru-na and four
of Nan-a-lin and | feel like new man.
None of my friends believed ! would get
we'll l would not take any money for the
good your remedies have done me. | think
your medicines are all you claim them 10
be. In enclose my photograph -.
But in catarrh OF the stomach, as we'll
as In catarrh of any other part OF the
body, Pe-ru-na is the remedy, As 1t has
often been said, II Pe-ru-na will cure ca
tarrh of one part, It VAL cure catarrh OF
any other part OF the body. Catarrh Is
! catarrh wherever located, and the remedy
that will cure II anywhere Will cure 1t
everywhere.
summer Catarrh' sent free by Pc
ru-na Drug MIS- Co, Columbus, o.
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cnIme.neiI Itemn.

Colmesneil, Texas May 27.-After the
intense cold weather during the month Of
February it was feared that all fig trees
in this section had been Killed, but only
the limbs are dead, and new sprouts are
putting out, which viii enable owners to
gather figs next year. Otherwise taey
would have to wait several years, as the
fig tree is of slow growth
Miss Birdie Mcdonald, daughter OF Mr..
Ely Mcdonald Of Woodyille, died on
Wednesday, the Gath instant.
Mr.. Tom Houghlon, one OF the Oldest
citizens in this county, died near Rock
land LIST Wednesday the 24th instant.
MIR. David Russell Is spending the week
In Houston.
Mr.. Hal V. Smith, bookkeeper for II. D.
Fleming & Son, at Hampton accompanied
by his wife. was in Colmesneil Monday
I Mr.. George Watford and wife OF Beau-
mont. visited relatives here this week
| BMg.T teoin shrdlu eiaoin etaolh t s9raiu
Mrs, Sue Wyche returned from WOOL
VILE Tuesday.
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WAKEFIELD WENT TO JAIL.
Sentenced for Contempt of Court i'm n
Peculiar Case.

Sentenced for Contempt of Court i'm
Peculiar Case.
Dallas, Texas, May 27-J p. Warfeld.
state agent of the American Tobacco COM
pany, was placed in the Dallas county Jail
this evening to serve three days imprison-
ment and ray 500 fine and stand commit
ted until paid, because of contempt of
cctrt. Warheld's contempt consists of a
violation OF an injunction issued by Judge
Richard Morgan, upon the. application OF
". r. Morris, prohibiting Warteld from
in any manner communicating or assoc
ciating with Mrs. Morris, whose husband
had accused Warfied of alternating MS
wife's affections. for which he Is sum
Worfeld for 100000 damages. Warhelu
denied the Jurisdiction OF any court IN IS
sning such an injunction. defending MN
sef unon tho constitutional guarantee o.
free speech, which he claimed permltlsu
him 10 visit or converse with Mrs MOTIFS
80 She was willing he should do So
M similar case or Issue is on record u
~ of Inc courts Of this country bn'
I,dee Morgan decided that the constllu
y,s,ai yn.rantee OF free speech could no
s'ons Construed War6eld appealed 10 IN
State court OF criminal appeals, out Una
ol,rt sustained Judge Morgan warner,
moved for a rehearing, whlch was uehi ~.
~ tben threatened TO appeal to tne su
~ court OF the United States nuI 20
AZ, abandoned further contest aye ia
Seen out on $500 bond since last feorua''
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The house met at $3.50 this morning ana
immediately took a recess TO 10 o'clock.
After recess. Mr.. Bailey introduced
bill to amend section IA OF the state tex.
book law providing that the act shall not
aprly to cities. towns and independent
school districts which SUPPORT their schools
in part by local taxation, and prov-di's
further that books which may be adopted
by such cities. towns and independent
school districts shall not be changed ior
period of fouy years from date Of adop-
lion Mr.. Bailey stated that he haa no
exnectatiou Of getting the bill passed ",
ssmnch az the legislature was 20 aq1ou. !,
today but that he had introduced ~ w" i.
view to bringing the sunlee. ps ~ the.r
teachers and people Of the state LOT 'ns''
consideration. .t.r,s a reso
Mr. Henderson OF Lamar one - .nt q,
i,tion n provide for the appointnien. ~ y
4 aoard Of visitors 10 attend me asnla y.
Nominations Of the university anu
hranches and report 70 the iegisiss,s.s,
sreaking 10 his resolution, Mi, ma M,
SON saia that the Issue had been GEM
as III the right OF the legislature 20 az
propr4ste any part Of the genera sss ~ ths
saised by taxation. for the supper. " a..
university and its branches anu
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olive, Texas, May 27.--Mr and Mrs G..
A. sterpenberg have gone to Hot Springs,
Ark, where they will spend the summer
months. Mr. sternenberg. who is subject
to rheumatism. will, no doubt, md relief
while on his pleasure trip.
DR.. w. A, Brooks Of Woodville is in the
city on professional duty.
Mrs. Martin. accompanied by her daugh-
ters, Misses Minnie and Jimmie Martin. OF
Trinity. Texas. are visiting Or. and Mrs.
&. d. Martin.
Mrs. M. &. Petty left for Orange 10 visit
her son.
The Olive canning factory is in receipt
of a carload OF cans. This means gettinl
ready for this years crop
MIR. r. p Mcdonald attended the com
mencement exercises of the Orange higf
school,
Mir. W. l.. Douglas and Captain MaruI
of Beaumont spent several days out on thf
creek. fishing, and it is reported that the
\ had good luck.
/ Judge w L. Parkinson. manager OF IN
Olive tobacco farm. is recei' daily ahou
90 COO tobcco plants. which he readil,
transplants by means II a planter. Inc
crop is very good, but In need Of rain
Mr. c. A. Armstrong OF San Francisco
Cal. arrived here this morning. lie wi
make this his future home
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DELEGATES NAMED
40 Rcal Estate Convention n'
~ 49, Waco.


10 Waco.
WACO Texas, May 26.-The following
a.,esates have been appointed by Hon J.
- croesbeeck, Jr,, committeeman from
the Eighth congressional district to the
re N.Y. state Real Estate association con-
.en,,on which meets in Waco June Ia
and II; w love Dublin; Ned
W., 80 T., b. Russell, comanehe, JONI
hol main sr.. Robert D. Cannon, brown
J. hah9 "a 3 Britain Tom Hall, Thur
wooui price. j. r, B. Stewart, Georg'
Der -, X. p. shirley. Weathertord; J
+, L s,ner H. II. Faulkner, B. NJ. Estes
Il, hlnrr philip H. Clements, Jacob II
Grnh . Matthew Roach, Goldthwalte;;
EaiI - Webb. DeLeon; J. P. Rodgers }
/, - c,ssnwyk. Hico. T. Garland brown
Van Lindsey. Coleman; A. Edison
=, Al F. p. cardwell, Jos G. Chris
Ham'lSto auissyile: b F. Milan, Y s. Jea
man Gisn Rose; J. X. p. Shirley Wea!h
kins, M NJ Y. B. Sparks. Lampasas; Ma
erioao Il Campbell, ]. 7. Billups' u II
trvsiinrham, Ballinger
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PROCEEDINGS,


Austin, Texas. May 27,-The last osy .
session of the senate of the rwenty-s'A. ."
legislature was called to order at ~
O'Clock,
House bill providing for taxing tne IN
,ernehonal and Great Northern Railway
comnanv for the six months commencina
~ Any,rs4 ~ next year was passed many.
Pstterson's bill providing for payni1n.
Of ali Jurors summoned on special 'eniFe'
passed finally. -, A. min.
THE senate stood at ease until nve MI mn,
,tes to 19. when Lieutenant cover iloi
browning. in very pretty lhtie tam
eulogized the senators and the ~orh y
this senate and declared TINS session VI 'A'
senate adjourned without day
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min county Confederate veterans.

Hillsboro, Texas, May 2lT-Hill county
camp of Confederate veterans today elect
ell the following officers Or b Knox,
CAPTAIN. John P. COOK. adjutaut, John w.
Morrison, quarterniaster; Rev J. NJ Nc
Daniel, chaplain. Committees We're up,
pointed TO work mp interest 10 the oIssas
za,lor over the county They VIII holVo
icint reunion in August Will hill eop'ai
old settlers. There are over 500 Tete
in this county, and quite a crowd
pected 10 attend the reunion, whicI 10
be enjoyed by basket picnic ana . nsyn
by local speakers.
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interest of the EQUITABLE Life Insurance
COMPANY.
John NJ. King, representing the Lewcry
round bale cotton press. is In Hearra
Mr. j. H. Hart2og and wife left on THIS
afternoons train for days stay in Nous
ton
Mrs Rebecca Keith and daughters.
Misses Sallle Lou and Matte. are IN
Hearne. guests of relatives
The following travelling men registered
at the Junction house this week: {. w.
Keol j. c. Osborne. II. c. Miller, b. n.
Jacob. s. A. Sessions. C. Y Coffman OF
I ST. Louis. C. W. Carr and Il. c. Blake II
Houston. P. d. Gillette of San Antonio
/ H. d. Harrison. Homer Lamkin, b. FREE
( lict and j. b. Williams OF New Orleans,
/ E. L. Walker of Philadelphia, e. Ander-
son. Cincinnati Tom Harvey Baltimore;
/ T. Il Goodng. Waco; Lon Hudson, Rock
dale; Charles Cheeseborough, Galveston.
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CATARRh OF The STOMACH

Rabbi David Klein. 52s e. Main steet,
columbus, o., writes the following to
Dr. Hartman in regard to Pe-ru-na: 1T
affords me great pleasure to testify to
the curative merits OF your medicine.
Pe-ru-na is well tried and widely u,ed
remedy Especially as specific for ca
'arrh OF the stomach it can not be et-
ceiled. Pe-ru-na win do all that is claimei
for IT,"
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SAN MARCOS DAM.
IL Is Alleged that the Dam NeH' "S
Head Is Changing Its Course,

Luling, Texas, May PA meeting o.
the mill and water right owners holding
property along the San Marcos river mas
been held at Msrtindale, and was iorgeis
attended. The meeting was for the puf-
pose Of protesting against the excessive
damming OF the river at the head when
is forcing the stream . seek . new yss,
destroying the river J. w. Browne OF
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uenrne Items.

,..r,e. Texas May 2f.-4rne houstoA
Tsxas Central air brake construction
ear is sidetratked here IN charge OF Af'
John Humes. -. sn.,,
wv Nm n: waters left this morning for
~. a,ter few days spent here In the
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ueeviIie briefs,

Beeville, Texas, May q T Plenty OF
roasting ears are now on the market here.
The prospects for good corn crop are
fatterlng. -.
Reports from Mathis are 70 tho enect
that several ripe watermelons have been
cut there and thar shipments VIII com
mence by the LIST OF June.
The Beeyille summer normal opens cn
Nonday. The attendance will be the
largest in the history OF the school
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at p,esent. There is not an Idle carpenter
in the city ard not likely % % Tor go 9
time in tie future. Many c)ntrIcts nave
rs.ently been made for he erection OF
has residences and business houses, Inc
neg presf yterlan church and the pacgeIy
a ., 10Th Lcarng COMPLETION
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The best physicians
in the country
could do no good.
! visited the Null
lanphy hospital in
st. Louis and re-
celved no benefit.
The attending ply
sician told me I
had narrowing OF
the outlet OF the
stomach. and the
only remedy was
to have 1t cut out,
which I refused 10
have done. | then
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tim wonders why he should be so weak.
why his food gives him no strength, why
his blood should be so thin.
Mr.. Alex, Carter OF Van Buren,, Carter
Co.. Mo, says: Il had been troubled with
dyspepsia and indigestion since 1879. In
1890 took la grippe and pneumonia, and
since then l could not rest day or night.
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I,ulIng was elected chairman and J. B.

IuIInR was elected chairman and j. D.
Motberell OF San Marcos secretary
COMMITTEES OF Ave was appointed BY the
chairman with power to communicates WI
the owners Of the dam az the head Ok me
liver and II possible TO get them 70 lower
IL to such a degree that others owning
water rights could secure their share Ok
the power The committee Is now at "ork
at San Marcos.
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SITUATION AT SHERMAN.
o,Ix one Case of smallpox in the
city.

city.
sherman, Texas, May 2,-An ofhciai
statement over the signature OF Mayor
Fielder and Health Officer VIM concern
Ing Che smallpox situation issued TO-DAY.
n ia 10 the effect thar there Is nnt QUE
caso in the city, that OF MISS " iilit ~,
al Ane Mary Nash college ana ,uae ~
SrWaetE would at once begin preparatory
rntyeleasine those in detention. Both
W. ana penlson. respectively the hrsl
us ton and Texas Central stations on tns
" and north Of Sherman, TINS at,eI,
5efore notified Mayor Fielder that they nap
{. ;. I'd their quarantine restrictions'
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The Post Bureau: -
raxas. May ~.

iuttifl ltAds'
a,vru LEGISLATURE
A. at noon today -
,.,ors dIssolying the house
IA By Governor savers VIM
..sa BY a committee APP
~. him to the hall to re-
I, ,,,evell from the depart
having assembled the
~ I'D be thanked the leglsla
! 0ourtccus and consldorate
i i bad received at tneaF
/ I'D disagreed with the the les-
Z .,re b. said, and that was
aIs,a consolidation bills but
,,d zen so amended that
,.,ay to 60 before the peo-
.,.,d lhem on any ocCdslon'
j, lime in the history OF rail-
g,,tlon In this state, he as
II ptsslsion for tie protection
.,.,.s rights Ia the premises
s,as, Bills had been passed
|. ,,vsr done before, provided
,,tstruesion Of many miles OF
], i stchapge for the privileges
a,sin, said additional mile-'
Nd down without the exac-
ssusss TO secure it.
Eayc HIMSELF GENERALITY
MI d The expiring session. his
,,y declared that it had been OF
,,f,s % eutltle the members to
IVA VIII a well done, thou good
s,htul servant" when they re-
d tsslr constituents. The gen
.lroWIatIou bill, in his opinion
sl prepared in way to distribute
,,,,ws 10 the best interest of the
tax commission had been
lila would unquestionably ind
n Isssen the burdens Of taxa
|, ,psIding for more equltahie
eriu thereof. Legislation had
ussi that would lead to a better
,rxt .. the States eleemo7ynary
;sias and the railroad commits
n. been Strengthened one hundred
faision hal been made for the
Il punishment Of such railway
1t might feel Inclined to continue
rrtse 81 discriminating in tha
Mi freight rates. and he promised
slds Is Ne remained governor re-
,vsn you'd bu hunted down and
5tin tine The governors address
Frustrated With frequent applause
n Is concluslvn he was sui oInded
p enthusiastic crowd of members
|Saas, who Kept him busy shakins
80 several minutes.
|NVERN0R thh' evening signed the
n spprppria'tsn bill after HAVING
III and reioed Items as.regatinl
H u anouE- Tho largest CT these
Hr iollowe. ior the payment o
Z certificates aDd other evidence.
y q he Republic of Texas which
4 y constituted a vIlid claim
Y W United States government
FniS Of congress approved Feb
\ lsSs, 1880; for the coustruc
y : burglar alarm in the treasur,
s'o'a'' ssoQO; to refund to partie
'slosl'sd money with o. N. Hol
P'f'n' ex.receiyer Of the genera
''sss' $500; for extra quarantin
y q the Louisiana border, $40,
\" y disoursed for thu relief .
= Counties where, by reason c
] aarlly, they are unable to pro
''lai' existing epidemics, $40. 600
''a9 q stenographic and genera
w department for two year
q aalary Of secretary OF penlter
4, Aua Tor two years, $500, The re
y 'ae amount covers rerunc
's4sS balances OF occupatio
,,, ~ u local option districts, az
,s I, Tor typewrlters and extr
NM. y some Of the departments ar
IN, ,,,''' q additional minor help f
-p'1s and other State instlt,
AalNE Tn r,,
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FOR THE REASON that, If enacted into
law, It would facilitate the making and
establishing of fraudulent oonveyances
in other States and in the Republic OF
Mexico affecting the title TO lands in
this State, the governor this evening We
toed the bill authorizing the admission
TO record and evidence in the courts OF
and other Instruments OF conyeyances of
land which have been duly registered or
recorded in other States or in the Re-
public of Mexico but which are re-
ouired by law to be retained in the deed
or potarial archives of such States or
Republic. and to give such instruments
like effect on notice and proof as Is
given by deeds executed in this state
THE FOLLOWING BILLS received eXecu-
tive approval this evening: To authorize
companies chartered to operate sew2r
systems TO condemn private properly LOT
the purpose OF laying pipes and for USE
as a base.sof ultimate disposition oil
sewage; to validate and quiet title 70
public free school, university and asylum
lands sold prior to January j. ls''' ~
protect workingmen in the right Oh
organization and the purposes thereof
providing for the election oil pupll'
weighers for justice precincts when ;,
desired by a majority Of the qualihec
voters of any of such precincts a bill
placing Randall county under ana re-
moving Cochran, Cottle, Bailey Farmer
Lamb and other counties from the opera
ton of the act relating to the inspec
ton of live stock was filed with the sec
rstarv Of state to become law withou
the governors signature
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These patients complain of lassitude,
all tired-out feelings their blood becomes
thin. nervous system deranged, food seems
to do them no good. continuous and In
creasing weakness The unfortunate VIC
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,,,,x,,ney,. Building Boom.

nevht theiiskiuney. Texas May le--Ins MY
had ter cr.oyed bigger buiiiios boom man