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Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-07-15

our library SHOWS JQeS6 rlVeFS auu
facts)
And these men don't claim this
gold is In veins or lodges like Col
orado. but the Washing from the
Rocky mountains just as the most
gold in the Klondyke is the wash
lngs near the streams; the first in
California was the washings.
But WHY an Ellis county l.?
It is about so miles to these
salt deposits, the main bottom of
the former sea. And II is claimed
our rugged, rough hills the only
ones along the r1ver,) caught and
now hold in the shale these wash
ings, and the great question is how
TO get it out. If hard rock 1t would
break up, run off. and the Gold
remain, but being shale with oil it
puttIes in working taking the gold
with it. A number of our citizens
have sent samples to Asssyors
who report finding traces of gold.
If some found then the theory Is
good and the great question is
Is there enough Gold to pGys
A number of prominent Eastern
people have stopped at the Bruins
wick this week and visited the
gold fields. Some brlng picks
and shovels, sacks to take away
samples, and kodacs.
Hays City is the headquarters of
the Company, Harvey Penney at
the Brunswick hotel looks after
visitors, a splendid road leads to
the Digging" and our two livery
stables fnrnish fast teams at reason
able rates to drive out there.
The following big headlines and
article appears in the Topeka jour
nal on Thursday,
Three Representatives, eta
London Syndicate
Come to Amae~ien to Incest an
RdnSds Hines,
Il Short Grass Boom.
Tests eft Shnte from Ellie
and ITeg0 counties
Completed at Colorado tSnaetter
Makes Good Shoaosma
English People Pleased qc;th
the Present Test.
WGss city. July 9th. Word has
reached here from Denver that W
IL. Patterson of Ontario, John H
Wansho7e of Edinburgh and A.
Fl. Bourne of London. represent
Tag large English syndicate arc
IN that city waiting some Kansas
men who a.e interested in the
Trego-Ellis cou 1ty mines
They came to America for the
purpose of investing IN the Kansas
properties
Mr.. Patterson sad, states the
News frem Denver, 1T looks a
very fine proposition. They have
miles square of low grade deposit,
in shale, of zinc and gold. It runs
81 to so ton of gold and % per
cent zinc, There is some petroleum
found along with the ore."
They have been to Florence, Col.
to watch the shale from Kansas
tested by the new Beam process.
The expense ,,f treatment Is less
than 81 80 per ton Mr.. Patterson
continues:
IA lot OF shale from Kansas
assaying % pei: cent in zinc, 8 per
cent petroleum and from 81 to 81
of gold was treated, after several
experiments ,Vere made in the
laboratory tn ascertain the COM
hInation The zinc was dulv con-
verted and the ,old liberated, show
ing excellent esults in the pan,
while the quaint ity of petroleum in
the shale was p racticallY sufficient
70 do the roast.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-07-15

It you are not a subscriber you
should send Us 80 cts. OF 81 and
get the paper and keep pasted on
the Gold Fields the next 8 months
or year. .1
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-07-15

Fires often occur from a defec
tive fiue, an over turned or explo-
ded lamp and most times could be
put out If few pals of water can
be got quick George Philip be-
lieves this and has two barrels,
filled with water, standing outside
his storo building ready for a call,
and every store and residence
shonld be SO nrotected.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-07-15

25.00 S25 90
The Union Pacific has made
the Greatly Reduced Rate of $25,
to PORTLAND and other Puget
Sound points, also to Helena and
Montana points, Salt Lake city
and Utah points. For tickets and
fail information cBll on
D. Taylor, Agent at HAYS.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-07-15

p estaurant Gold Field
h at the 0on the Smoky
/ have opened a restaurant at
Camp Burleigh, in the Gold Fields
where you may get a fine Lunch
at all hours.
Drive out and see tho Diggins
and get your Lunch at our place.
II. III. BALLANTINE.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-07-15
l Threshers shack

for sale for less than the lumber
cost to build one. Sold because ]
have no use for it. Here is d
chance for a bl: bargain. See
Israel GreneU. Haas P,O
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-07-15
Stop Cunning there.

Hays city, July 8, 1893.
All hunting with or without gun, is
most positively forbidden after this
%, town I3. range Is Ellis county, Kan.
EaaOa0aa as the Martin Allen farm,
Remember that the law protects the
Farm to the centre of the road on either
end or side. This notice is made most
necessary, by the fact that birds of all
kinds are needed for the protection OK
the growing trees, against the Grass
Hoppers, which are so plenty trust
that the people will be kind enough to
respect this notice. G. W. MILLER.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-07-15
Money to loan.

G. w. MILLER has now lots
of money to loan on good land
mortgages at Reasonable rates.
LAND FOR SALE AT
REASONABLE PRICE.
SEE OR WRITE NE.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-07-15
Cottage for sale.

The cozy cottage of Mrs, Mary
3. Mauer, on east Juniata street.
Has fine big lot, 4re6s, barn, etc.
Will be sold cheap, on easy terms.
Apply to Reeder e Reeder.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-07-15
Cow strayed.
Photographs.

Having taken charge of the Pho
tograph gallery at Plainville, un-
til further notice will be in Plain
vile each month from about the
1st to the 18th, and in Hays from
the 18th to last of month,
Being better fixed than ever to
take photos and views we invite
your patronage and guarantee sat
isfaction in work and prices.
Judd Wood.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-07-15
chickens

will be Lousy this summer: Use
LIQUID LICE KILLER,
Guaranteed to kill Lace, Mites,
Neas, Chiggers and BedBUgs.
Will destroy Lice in your Poul
try houses and on your chickens in
ono night by painting the roosts.
nest boxes and floor. A small
quantity on cloth and rub slight
ly over Horses aud Cattle will
keep Flies from annoving them in
Summer. Also good for lousy
horses and cattle. Will drive rats.
mace and G0phers out of any bull
ding. Kills Lice on Plants and
VSnes. Quarts 25c. Gallon 75c.
Sold bv B. G.. Arnold
Mtg. OF HARNESS 6 SADDLES
Hays CITY. Kansas. -
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-07-15

Old Settlers Picnic
HAYS, THURSDAY AUG II
on Big creek. Prepare to come
Ne Guarantee 4 Good Time.
Worth Your sUkSje to Attsnd.
H. w. JOY. Pres.
F E. McLain, Sec.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-07-15

A meeting will be held on Sat-
urday afternoon July 22nd at 2 o'c
at the Office of the Secretary and
every residant who has lived here
15iyears or over is invited to be
present and help arrange for the
picnic.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-07-15

The Ellis paper suggests L. A.
Ross as an available republican
candidate tor Sheriff,
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-07-15

Banner is now giving the G. 4.
Z. hall coat of paint, much i'm
proving it.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-07-15

Rush county paid for 161 coy
ote scalps to June 30th. So many
out of harms way.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-01
MEETING AT DENTON.
Commercial Club aud the santa Fc
Hrnncb Considered.

Denton. Texas, May 3O,rhe mass meet
ing called for last night. mention Of which
was made in yesterdays Pest, fer the 2ur-
poso of taking some steps toward securing
tnp Of the Santa Pc road from here to
Krum tho nearest point on t6e line to
Denton. was well attended. A recent visit
of Colonel Polk. general manager OF the
Santa ZEE created great deal of enthl-
siasm over the matter. though 1t has becn
a subject OF thought for several years.
Another purpose of the meeting was to
organize a commercial club.
Mayor Poe called the assembly TO ordef
and J. N. Rayzor was elected Chairman
and IT A. Tompkins secretary Mr. j. n
Rayzor. Hon A. C. Owslcy, Dr.. j. J..
| Blount. MIR. w A. Ponder and Mr. Battorl
addressed the meeting. ways and means
committee was appointed, to report to an
other meeting later, as follows A. y
Graham. John A. Ham, j. I. Battorf' A
c. owsley. r. j. Wilson, w. A. PONDER
DR.. Blount. p. c. Smith and j. n. Kay
zor Nothing definite was arrived at pu
II Is expected more steps will be take
, when the above committee reports at an
other meeting TO be held some time I'M
week The consensus of opinion seems
h. that the city will have 10 build the roa
and lease II TO the Santa re
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-01
notb Beach, l., I--r'itzslmmons has S''r.
HUNTSVILLE ITEMS
-, SormnI students Was IL "rent
success.

unntsyiIle. Texas, May Sl.-The ball
ottbs onera house las. night given by the
wang Mems Social club complimentary 10
Visiting young ladies' and departing normal na,ai
st,,denfs was one Of the granlesl Soe'a,
eyeatS ever In Huntsville. Music Wa
frrntshed by an Ifaiian string Dahu, apa
4 val dne. About fifty couples gfacca tne
/ ocr,s,n1 with large number oil Vl5lloIs .,
90, h.me and abroad. Much ptal3e is
due the committees having the aHa'F !"
cratge. to-wN; ar chair
! Arr,ngement--Harry Wooaai' 0H"''
man. WIN smither Joe Nann' -
observation-disclosures Davis, chairman ~
yann. Claude Jarrard ,..
Receniion-Rub Smither cha'rlhah
VIII Josey, Jim Robinett ,,,to,
Fl5ol-A B Foster, chairman 49,
Noteworthy, VIII Woodal'' hopy Fa"'
JOG Barron, n,, an, today
Huntsville looks ronslderaDiy uuI.
me- n the normals having departed.
+, rsaulred three efforts for the hunts
l vile branch train to &c, out over els N''
last night with the heavy i au aorgsu 20.
Dr 1. W. Thomson lctt Tor MaE,lh yee
= terday In company with Nj ,, ~, na ~,
; dolph TO visit the iatier's WIFE VINO Is qua
sick there. "a ,ootoh, ~
: MIS- Maggie woodail let tonignl II
g peaumont 10 spend few days
. MIS- Glenn Wo9dall left for Cedar bayo
10 visit relatives.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-01
A Cooling Drink.

On hot day sherry coboler is drink
not TO be despised. To make 1t have sew
eral slices of pineapple cut in quarters,
lemon sliced thin an orange treated IA
the same manner, half cup OF powdered
sugar. one tumbler of sherry wine, little
ice water and a quantity OF powdered Zee
Take a wide-mouthed quart pitcher ana
Law the sliced fruit in order in the bottom,
sprinkling sugar and pounded ice between
the layers. Cover with sugar and ice ana
le; all stand together FOR ten minutes ADD
then two tumblers of water and all the
sugar and stir we'll until all is dissolved
Fill the pitcher nearly full of pounded ice
pour in the wine and stir from the bottom
until ingredients are thoroughly mixed
In pouring it out put slice OF each KIND
of fruit in each goblet before adding 'n'
| LIQUID.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-01
suERIFFs' DEPARTMENT.

coproe Texas, May so,-All officers lo .,ro
- Gov ana arrest kid Wczt, black negro ~
gambler feet 10 inches hisa, Te ogt scar iaP
or l4O pounds, upper front too1h o. ouI bruise
o on head head, had on when last seen, straw stray
b hat light negligee shirt, light blue PAM
large legs. Sl-inch waist 3s.inen Ien bod
went in direction of Palestine, ,,hsrsi re-
var, wa. He has people al Crockett en-. az
I Lovelady, Arrest and wire l g eri'h'n'
sheriff sU or L. a. Hudson, constable NV
Johnson city. Texas, May 2sa al, VII ~ P tbe
IS reward for infor-ation ,ine. lp,d horse
rud as for thief; Bay horse, a5Su' no NJ
i bsnas high about or 10 S,a n Ss.
on na Ieit hind foot split in the m,Galo ma a
collar mark. has small white sa saI long mans
on 'et Ell 1. he IL branded c II G on r,sI
hin Rim with H and last c connected p :
stubbs. sheriff Blaneo county
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE

p.,,,,,ore Nav si.-Balumore won close
and exciting contest from st. Louis today' y
baltimore ....., 'S 600 2 ISS I ISi- T. !
ST Louis i,on%riisss-McG,nni,y and Robinson; Powell
and O'Connor.
proo,,,vn MAY sl.-Today's game was de-
void Of interest after the first inhlns; n u
Score 500 900 o2o- .
BroqkHf,h 1870 100 900 900
/ observation-disclosures and Grim Dowling anu
Kittridge.
philadelphia. May Sl.-Phiiadelphia put
.rtnnled team In the neld today and
pau pau Sresult was victory for Chicago =, T.
Score 400 nm ono q If .
SHntiITaSSe,nbia .... 900 100 600 z
rH RassIttteries~Griffith and Nichols; Frazer and
Douglass.
u,o.h,rston. MAY sl.-Pittsburg hit the bali
Nsrs and often. winning an easy victory, p
,! s.GTTs ........ 900 100 600 4
rltss tnteeirhies-weyhing and Mcclure; Rhlne'
and Bowerman.
>,oa York. May 31.-The Cinclnnatis wor
,odav through timely batting in the seventh
and eighth innings III
Scorer York ............l o1 900 COZ iS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Grady Hawiey an
Peitz.
! boston. May sl.-Doston won today by ter
rife batting. II
. Score oso ,on IN. ia IN
Boston .,,.'.'''' '''''''' iii oSj T0l-i0 is
cieyeeiissnTtGe Lewis, clarke and bergen; Hugh
az stiyetts and thinner
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-01
HAWTHORNE COLLEGE,.
Lease Has Been Taken by Dtsttn-
gnishpi EhmcRtors.

Mckinney, Texas May 3O.-Hawthorne
College Of this city has been leased for
sI years to Profs.H. G Reed, superintend-
,nt Of the Bonham city schools; F. G.
ZONES Ct the chair OF ancient languages
hdhn university, Waco, and j. IL.
Newton Of this city. Extensive improve
rentsvtll be made on the property during
ne coming summer vacation, among which
viii be the addition Of a gymnasium. The
atulty Of the college, as reorganl2ed, is
IS follows: II. G. Reed natural science,
= G. Jones, ancient language and history;
] H, Newton. mathematics Miss Emma
King English and modern language; Miss
Mai Allen, preparatory; Miss Nettie Err
vim Intermediate; Mrs. II. G. Reed. pri-
rary; Miss Marguerite Erwin. art; G. A.
lAndrun, elocution; music. vocal and
Hano open and to be supplied,
The school, which is the largest private
educational institution in the county, vii
Ne graded according to the best graded
Schools to the eighth grade, after which
ne course system viii be used. TIT
school will be affiliated with the LEADING
Universities Of the country.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-01
Atchison Institute, ynvnsotn.

Nayisota, Nav Commencement eX-
srises we're held this morning in all the
GRADES Of the Atchison institute Of this
lily under the guidance of Superintend-
'A 5. 4, Flake and his able corps OF
eaShsrs They began at $3.50 o'clock,
wien impressive ceremonies were conduct
. 10 the raising of handsome edition
"od Glcry'' on a lengthy staff provided
y the side of the building, during which
ne entire school Joined in the singing o.
America Columbia" and MY Ola
hentucky Home" Alderman J. NJ. Shaw
40 I'd the emblem and District ATTORNEY
Z, A. Scott delivered happy strong and
t'lmoue address, dealing with illusions
y historical events of this country, this
s.ale ant this school. of which he is a
graduate
naeel minutes recess was then taken
= ne grades reassembled in their re-
ssseIve rooms, where exercises were con-
4uS'ed urtil noon. and hundreds OF citi-
tels and patrons flowed in and out. evil
.sn''ng the deep interest they held for
NE institute, and they appeared to have
ueeh exceedingly we'll pleased with the
Ssloertul showings made in all the va
tutors.
., 'ue nlsh school rooms were a poln
general interest and were thrown To-
ss sn to accommodate the cruwd. Tit
Living was the programme:
:, Invocation.
Memory Pictures. ......
p.,1 mss nrnelia Vance. of eleventh grad
MON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Mss Aatde Baker. representing eight
AsaS- Tie Waterloo OF Life"......
s Maude Kblley. eleventh grad
Tie Ties thac Bind Our Race
Tosetsr, Miss Annie yanPelt
wtHt ..............,...
s.os Mss Annie Van Pelt, eleventh grad
NJ ~ si.....,
is Ahna Hardy, representative tent
sssm ..lme Unseen Forces and Their
Re,,,.,..-Ama Faruuhar. eleventh gral
= grade
.s-'Hh Make Our Records. 9TH
es kesp Them" Observation-Disclosures.
PENS Pearl Quinn, eleventh era
r1.seniaton OF Diplomas to graduates
sr, krad1ates Of the school this sessi
h,y ss Pearl Quinn. Miss Alma Faro
Kst,sr lss cornelia Vance. Miss Mau
f snclMiss Annie Van Pslt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-01
A London Novelty.

The little American Duchess Of Mari
horoueh has started another fad whicn
promises to rage with great ierVor our
ing the London season. This new IN.
yention Of her grace is in the form OF
fan case. It looks like an eNagserai.c cu
snectacle case covered with gems which
can he substituted by mock jewels; sucn
AZ cut steel etc.--and hung from the nelt
like chatelaine A case OF this KIND
which viii 60 nicely with an afternoon OF
evening toilette and add to Its elegance
has background Of black, sprinkled witf
giided beads
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-01
rhs unrhcn-crnnn1I Suit.

Dallas, Texas, May 31--The argument IN
the Hayden CranHll damage and libel sun
closed at o'clock this evening with the
speech Of Colonel W L, Crawford for inc
plaintff. DR. s. a Hayden. Former ~
tortev' General NJ NJ. Crane closed the
speechmakng for the defendants Both me
attorneys made notable arguments ~
charge Will be given to the Jury AT ~
O'Clock tomorrow morning and the verulc
will be awaited with intense interest
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-01
FROM THE CAPITAL CITY
All Eyaders Of Quarantine Are to BE
Prosecuted.
GILL NAMED TO SUCCEED WILLIAMS
N. =. Vow Judge of the Palestine
p,.,r,c,-W. J, swain Appointed
peusion clerk.

A,,s,an Texas. May sl.--The state he"'Nn
department has resolved upon 'he p'o1es
ton OF all persons entering the state 'to"
quarantine sections who succeed IN pass
Ing quarantine guards by swearing 'a'se's
As 10 the time on which they ieN inl'e'eu
points indictments have been oo's'heu '
AGAINST several persons who recently sos
into Texas on athdavlts THAI they haa MOI
been in rampicc within ten Gays Wne, w
contrary was the case ana 'nes WIZ "
actively prosecuted.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-01
FOX WONENGLIShDERBY
sLoAN,s MOUNT WAS PRESSING Hi''
WHEN HE WAS DISABLED
WINS After,vnrd shot
Great Crowd Witnessed the DE
Event of the British Turi'

London. May 3i.-The Derby, otner"lse w J
two hundred and nineteenth renewal oil 'n' ,
wv He.N' ~ ~, ,od,v the second OF \
peroy stakes Nas 'un ~ 49,
the Epson meeting. -, r,-
The Duke of Westminster nay COW ~
49, Or,,s- Nnnpire won. w. H.
lng FOX 70 W =, ,,,...,o, sacond,
Mlrshall's chestnut 'o'' ,n.o ,hlrd
Mr ]. A Miller's brown colt lhnuceuVV'
49,, horsos ran Tho time was 2;t2 10.
iWeiNe noise' - r-t,,,e Fox rid
The lttuhs was w. ,,,,,oc,ss and
don 10y CahuoH' Az W -, ,ia !
ov TO sc hro,.e his fouock white
o+n' uS ior IA was subsequently
/ second in the SueIon W." ""'
! sbct
60 1900 ,,r,,l Il,locaust recedcd /
p'lo'e Wv ,,,,s qto1 was laid on !
4 l.ol' W ~ W.
,h s,o1ses we're for six THOUSAND
ire ptIu' sUNN' al. so,o,rtg.sI
feHeeisuS W Suu1l W. on,,ns,or o; the
v.ruer 10 receive sou spVeielSps, the owl,
oil Tia second 30p toyoreigns ana the uHtp'
OF the tnlrd 2U soyerelGhS oe' Ul
81 nbolf one mile and matt, 20 SupsC, ipvt' 80
C,Crious weather prevailed at hpsom w.
day brignt ;urshne and Diou1 ta,,rne,.sd
eu:Nonmg the epnits OF those Wnu - a, me
IA tbe Downs IN order to be present al 'uN
,acS Tor the classic Derby stakes 49,
The usual scenes were witnessed alons t
roadstead to Epson tnls nVths"t ,or,ns
familiar crowds assembled ON the bVMu i,s,,,,o ,
o 1'hS prince OF Wales and party, lnclualns
~ nuke ana Duchess OF York, the Duke o,
s Cnr,bridpe Prince Francis of Teck, ffln,'
Cnriettnn. tho Duke aud Duchess OF tVle
land the Duke and puohess on pto6t Hon
- f'nanIin president OF the local govern
Ilent hoard Tho Earl OF Coventry the Duk'
nt'X vestminster the Marquis OF LondondeIt5
VI " g, ,r,an and the Earl Of Derby, lcl
W" ~" siat,on an a special train for Epson
r'ln "a Choate the United states am
10 49, ldor drove 10 the Downs. as a guest .
a 80 rbiof Justice Baron Russell OF Nll
ot L Loma, "'s'
SGa@ ro,t tlS Increased in,eres, in the perb,
u ht,h 7han previously been regarded as ut
ne when huu ii,,u tscy bevond a doubt
VI t0hBul and Nil Thompson Of OhtS
re- by Ool9nt,'s W g., Iiunslekcr and Miss Etc
C0lonei au" ''''
II at laIn9, ,bo o,ber Americans present wei
y AmonB W. on,.rsti NJ Ne,r York Lloj
D Ma AeMahuH ~, gu y,hat Misc Edna wa
o FtGrcts Hope 'N"F, luu ~ Nnr Yorl
o lac" Honpg "a q, n Maria William VI
U CftrlCs tluhiN,,"' ..,'ar Cninnei webb
O. Note, Kcnatu t.u LAYTON l. A. 81
Seattle, Eunh W. E,,, az"
U Ivan ana l'I,p 80 very nervous as tn
All tne }o,h'I snier the course Cam
-- were walunR 10 ,'"pt, ~, vas naler In
O on the favorite. tIylug - Sin,n IN I'D
% usual and his lips twilcheu, Ia 1n.ta
a caust sat blinking ms .EeS p bts Oh
n Tamocles was PerSls'euNf' ~ Um'. 'sa,sa, enc
d There was eooa uSa' %, S"' ~ Inc 81
from the enuahr' 10 Wv ,dSon alteration
II inclosure, owlnR 10 u witch resulted
the police e' yailH Tmrdred men whosc nan
q from nifty to one nunaItu INA INA hIi0p bust
a are famous throughouI Ihr la,," W .'F orr'iip,
hv policeman, as though lucy WI
n.rfg 1T
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-01
v-AppANrs ron SALARIES.

The comptroller this evening lseuen
warrants TO all state employees for salaries
and others holding claims against the
e,ste Cor TIE past three months, which
have heen held up awaiting the passnge OF
the appropriation bill. and there was
rush on the state treasury during 1ne
day. The warrants Issued by the comp
troller during this week win aggregate
$500 600 IN amount
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-01
Character Of Eyebrows.

Eyebrows the same as the hair indicate
armness. constancy and resolution When
lighter than the hair they denote indeci-
sion and weakness. while II darker ~ 10
generally rieht TO surmite that iheH
owner is of an ardent, passionate ana IN
constant disposition. srraigh' eyeoroM w. >,
forming firmly defined line close 10 Nv
evoe denote great will power and determl p
nation. those which begin rather strongly
and terminate abruptly without passing
beyond the eyes invariably denote Nlo'
/ lent and irascible temper.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-01
,Nn sA1ns ANp LEASES.
DEPARTMENT NOTES.

The San Antonio and Arkansas Pass rah-
way maid us quarterly tax on passenger
earnings today. amounting 10 $3.50 IL
The First Congregational churoh oil r".s
Arthur filed its charter with tne seerelnrE
of state to-day Estimated value OF PROV
erN. $4,000. Incornorators August Ne'-
sor u. $. Elmendorf v C. fer8uson.
The ediutnnt general Is contemplating
the addition of two companies to tho stn'e
| Ranger force.
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rnRsnNAL MENTION.

Hon. Jack Bell OF Karnes CITY Is mere
today in attendance upon the court OF
criminal appeals,
John y. Day, auditor and treasurer OF
tho Texarkana and Fort Smith railroad, IS
here today on official business,
H. G. Robertson. Ben ID. Cane, John
Broughton and Lee Walker Il Tyler were
here today to urge the appointment OF
Judge Gordon Russell of Tyler to succeed
Judge williams on the Galveston court oil
civl appeals bench
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r,rcinnau. MAY 81 six and a hall furlonss'
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next term. Prof Allen Winham' superlh-
tendent; high school. Misses Allie peu.
pree and Mary Mitchell; Hays school, mrs. r,
division. Miss Katherine VauX; second az
vision. Miss Sadie Johnson; second graue'
Miss Lottie Arnold and Miss Pearle SpeaI-
man; third grade. Miss Mamie Notne'
fourth grade, Miss Pearle sun nun y N Te,
Renne Green; seventh grade, Miss Jen-
ME Williams This is Prof Winham
| fourth term as superntenden7 OF the nigu
school on the East Side (ArkansaS)'