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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-03
CHAPPELL HILL NOTES.
Citizens Are Determined to Have
Fine school

chappell Hill. Texas, April 1.--Those
interested In the public school OF Chap
pell Hill had meeting yesterday In tho
city hall to discuss the advlsabillty of
forming district" for public school
purposes. TO embrace an area OF two and
a hall miles In all directions. Commit
tees were~appointed to draw up a petition
TO the county commissioners TO order an
election to form same and one to define
its boundaries.
II Is the intention OF citizens to cs,ab-
lish good public school here, TO buy
about four acres OF land In. or as near as
possible, the center Of the town, and to
huild thereon school building to cost in
the neighborhood OF $1,000, the funds for
the purpose to be raised by subscription
or taxation, or by both combined
This enterprise Is one much needed here
not only for the education OF the children
but FOR the growth and prosperity OF the
town and IL is hoped will result success
fully.
The public and private school, which
has been so ably taught by Prof. John s.
Shaw, was closed yesterday and the pro-
lessor goes to Hampstead to assume the
position OF assistant principal In the pub
lie school there. a position to which he
was recently elected by the trustees
DR.. and Mrs II. l.. Howell had the mis-
fortune to lose their baby bow, two and
one half months old, which died on We'd
nesday night last. II had been sick for
quite a while
Mrs. ]. NJ, Nicholson. mother OF Dr. r..
Il. NsSolson, has been dangerously IN
for some<~<pe past and nigh unto death,
ls reported ho~>ls somewhat better and
cover.
Preparations are being ml,ie TO cele-
brate Easter Sunday tomorrow in good
form and style. The churches are being
decorated, church choirs making the fin-
est selections to be sung. and the girls
all having new hats and new dresses
made especially for the occasion, and the
weather now bids fair to be good and II
80 all the beauty and fashion OF ChappelI
Hill may be NeSpected to be out In grand
display,
Mrs. r. X. Fielder, Wos..,a most ear
nest and enthusiastic worker In the inter
est OF the W.T.. GU. organization, delighted
the children today In giving them an
Easter picnic on the beautiful grounds oil
Chadwicks pasture. Dozens OF Easter
eggs were hidden and hunted for By the
children, songs were sung and everything
done that would tend to the enjoyment
and happiness Of the little ones Almost
all the white children Of Chappell Hill
were In the line OF march.
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BAsrRor COUNTY TEACHERS.
Interesting Technical Papers Were
Ably Handled

Mepade Texas April t,-Ths Bastron
County Teachers institute met Mt this place
Yesterday. Prof w. A. Palmer Of Bastrop
presiding. The meeting was largely attend
ed by the teachers from over the county.
and the following programme was very sue
cesstuliy rendered;
q. m. Friday-"Relative Importance OF
technical grammer and competition" dis
euAsed by Profs. Charles Bcnrens u Paige.
and Miss Marine Harrison OF Austin THE
place OF geography in history teaching.y dis
cussed by Profs, Moerner and Palmer.
I D. m.-Invocstion. Rev. r. c. George.
Address of welcome by Mr.. c. Ruthefford:
when was beautifully responded to by Miss
Susana Kirk of Bastrop.
Professional carriage OF the teacher" by
Miss Harrison; this address deserves more
than passing notice. Miss Harrison Is a
beautiful and iorcible speaker. and she
and entertainment Of her audience, but in
such an earnest aud practical way as to
arouea the keen approval and hearty response
OF ali who heard her.
Problems OF tho rural schools; /. financial
support. 3 atteadauce; avery able and in
teresting paper by Prar Palmer.
''Co-operauon Of parents In school work:
How can II be secured?" by Prof j, NJ, Hale
Of ElEin; this address was extremely practi-
cal. showing thar tho professor hiss gone
through all the irving vieissitudeS OF tue
delivered in vein Of hunlor that captured
his audience.
The proceedings were interspersed with
vocal and instrumental musir. furnished by
Prof Rowe and the young people OF Nc
Dade.
10 a. m. Saturday Prof. w. ]. Rowe of Nc
Dade presiding 49, Problems 81 the rural
school," ably presented b. Prof. A. ID. Hal
lalurton; discussed BY j. NJ. Hale aud w.
|. Rave,
place of reading" and "Liternture in com
mon school education" papers read by MISS
Amelia Miller and Miss Clara Helllgbrodt.
both very able; discussion by ProfS. Womsck.
Bhrens, Hale Lsath. Rowe and MISS Har-
rison.
Madams Miller and HarrsonE description
of their methods OF tea hing literature IN tho
upper grades we're very much Appreciated
.'Efficlent work IN primary grades. paprr
bv Miss Margret Klrk. read oy MISS Susana
Kirk. this was a splendid paper ana the IN
stituto vctpd its publication In the Texas
School Jcurral.
els discipline an end or means. papers
read by Prof. T. ], Womack and MISS wine
Warren. and Interestingly discussed by oih-
ers. - --o,,,,
Williamson and other counties Wiling 70
participate in district summer normal
olece 10 he decided upon committee. Prets
Uaie Paine and Rowel and time TO De SCI
moi later than July "A; carried.
resolution OF thanks to the ciuzens o.
McDade fer their entertainment Was unu"'
mously adopted by the teaeh-'s'
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Genrnctnmn Notc..

Georgetown, Texas March 81. = MT.
Glenn Flynn was selected yesterday to
represent the Southwestern university in
the state oratorical contest TO be hello at
Bryan april 81 There were six contest
ants for representative. They all delivered
trial oratlons before the faculty AMI a
large audience. The position is regarded
us quite an honor by the students.
The revival at the Methodist church Is
still in progress There have heen nearly
100 conversions and many additions to the
church
nan s. Chessher, Esq. Is at Goliad this
week attending court.
Mr.. Lee Taylor will leave for Abilene
In few days to engage In the ice BUSH
ness,
There are several cases OF pneumonia in
town all OF them getting along fairly we'll.
Mr. and Mrs S. d. Magill are visiting
relatives In San Saba
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Ita,ietsvi,ic Items.
Several

Huntsville. Texas. April l. - Several
knights OF Pythias from here went to
Conroe to attend the funeral of Judge NJ.
s. Cooper today.
The long distance telephone forces
passed Phelps u couple of days since en-
route to Houston. where they viii arrive
next week with the line. A branch line
win be extended here from Phelps in
few days.
homo OF Mr. r. O. Brown next Monday
night
Ward conventions were held tonight un-
der call OF G. N. otey. city democratic
chairman, to nominate candidates for al
dormcn
Hon. L. II Ball and wife are at home,
after visit TO Austin, Houston and other
Dlarps
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1895 ....... ...... eT4S4 ....... 450.es
1897 ....,. ....... 5iftT ...- -. 6i5 20
1875 ....s. ....s. fl0S.ei 80. 49,. 5S9lS
Excepting for the last fiscal year IL will
be seen thst tho net earnings per mile OF
tho sherman, Shreveport aud Southern
road averaged moro than those Of tho
Missouri, Kansas and Texas, aud herein
lies confirmation OF some OF the evils re-
sniing from consolidation.
Prior 70 The fiscal year ending June 80.
1898, the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
macs scarcely a pretense OF maintaining
a separate organization ns required by the
laws Of this State, but was thoroughly
dominated by the foreign the, the Mis-
stuti. Kansas and Texas CT Kansas In
consequence thereof large volumes of
tonnage were diverted from las natural
and 90 the Missouri, Kansas and Texas OF
TeSasl profitable channels In order to af-
FORD revenue to the foreign line--tne
enormous sum OF more than one-half mill
lion dollars was expended by the Mis-
scuri, Kansas and Texas OF Texas within
the last nve years In the form OF net
car mileage and hire OF equipment, which
is but another method OF diyertlng its
earnings TO the foreign line. We have
unquestioned evidence, gathered by our
eSpsrts. that during that period la the
handling OF the single item of cotton a.
only three stations In Texas, many thous-
ands of dollars have been taken fran the
earnings of the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Of Texas aud appropriated 10 tnc
fcrsign line for which there is no excuse
or Justification and none offered, except
they did nee know 1t until we exposed It..
In 1897 Attorney General Crane and
this department. undertook to correct this
condition of affairs, and the effect Of our
ehcrts IN that direction Is indicated III
part, AZ least. by the large increase in net
earnings Tor the succeeding year.
The Importance OF this feature will be
appreciated when Il Is understood that
the authority OF the State 90 make reason
able rates Is measured largely by the net
earnings OF the roads involved.
! do not know whether the domination
now ana heretofore exercised by the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas over the Sherman,
Shreveport and Southern road depresses
the earnings of the latter road or not. /
trust we may be able to state authorita-
lively In that respect before great while;
bur | do know that such was the effect
upon the Missouri Kansas and Texas OF
Texas while dominated by the foreign
liue. ] do know that the engineer OF this
commission has Just returned from a care
iul examination OF the Trinity branch OF
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas in re-
sponse to complaint by a large number
OF the patrons of that line that the service
rendered was inadequate. irregular and
unsafe, and the report of the engineer
1nstiiies the complaint.
1t is Unnecessary 20 extend this com
munlcation. Enough has been said that
seems TO rue sufficient to satisfy any one
that the good results promised by con
solldation are largely overbalanced by the
evils certain 10 follow Yours very truly
Allison Mayneld,
Railroad Commissioner
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the fremont: Charles ]. Lowell and
wife, Dallas; A. l.. Watkins. Houston; r.
NJ. Bates. New York; y. oppenheimer.
Philadelphia; A. r. Dechman. Dallas;
Levi F. Smith and wife, Dayton; W. M
Crehan, Houston; A. G. Davis, Arcadia;
Ben Sullivan. Temple; Mrs. r. L. Robert
son. Austin; NJ. G. Turner, Helena. Ark.
X. j. Carter, Riverside Ark; s. l.. Mad
dox. San Antonio. Mrs. q. Hightower. Pal,
estine; A. J. Hole. Little Rock; ID 8
childs. Syracuse. n. r.; $. Orr Neal. New
York. Allen r. Smith, Texarkana; Or. Ids
J. Brooks Little Rock. Ark; Walter S
Baldwin. Edna Earle Lindan, New York
Charles f. Lusch. New York. Louis Fra.
zier and wife Chicago; r. + Schmitz. ST
Joseph; Louis NJ. sterne. New York; J. n
Johnston. G. r. Busbridge. Dallas: r j
pupuy. Atlanta; Olive p. Lee, Dallas
Geneviese G.. Lswior. Katherine Lyons, o
T. Kelley. Houston; Sam Lazarus sher
man; r. d. Tutwiler, Charles zoller, New
York; L. j. Nook Houstoni T. q, Longino
city; w. II. Pope. Beaumont; Sam Scott
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TEMPLE TOPICS.
A Handsome Revolver 20 he Pre-
scented TO sheriff.

Temple. Texas, April 1.--Miss Emmett
Jones left yesterday for Beaumont. where
she will visit her sister Mrs. Allie Fisher.
Mr.. W. A. Tuley OF the Frisco and Jack
Wright of the Santa Fe were In Temple
yesterday looking after the business OF
their respective roads.
Hon. George C. Pendleton OF Bolton will
move his family TO Temple Monday and
occupy the j. +. Hawkes. residence. Church
and social circles are much pleased 10
have the Pendleton family intheir midst.
The Self Culture club gave a reception
this afternoon, complimentary, 10 Prof. II.
l.. Hargroye OF Baylor university. Waco.
Tonight AZ the board OF trade hall he Will
give lecture on Shakespeare and Ros-
tand'' for the beneat OF the circulating
library OF the club
A pistol that r. attracting the admirers
OF firearms Is 10 be seen in the show win
dow Of tae ieweIry store of Crawford 4
Crawford, where II has Just been hand
somely engraved. II Is 4 Colts 45 six
shooter. handsomely mounted in silver. az
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TEMPLE TOPICS.
r. eniidren Were Entertained witt,
4 Egg Hunts

p'e' ieSas' April 2.-EasIer egg hunt-
was The order Of the day Yesterday af-
s'h' and crowds of children filed the city
NUT for white rabbits and tolorel
me hunt at the park was given by
,a.ss CT the Baptist chur h.
ismple Kindergarten association. gave
.as'ei egg party for the wee little tots
bat a Iiese' ~. lawn of Mrs, j. NJ. Bass. and
NM .s Vivian Anderson ief yes,orday for
Nh Kt mhere she will visit somstime.
Kmhi,hoal OF Bolton, .ster of prof. ]
III M. Of the Temple public schools. is
q Annia ppsi,lng at the pleasant home OF
:; Williams left last night for Char
IN Iien.,awsneis he will spend the spring
veek t,.Ia sweeney has as her guests
assTIIlss Mrs Cora Konus and s5n Of
h smeiing P. Robertson is at home to
"a Nv with his family and will re-
kiss. NIB legislative duties in Austin t.
4 Z Caroline smither Of Yuptsyi,Ie ar.
NJ q Temple n'' gu o.
i,s erasn Gimmith of the Fair return
Asrn IA from months stay In the
i flad ~ eastern markets. He saws
aF say return to the State OF sunshine
n only two bright days since he
rpaaisss a. Hargrove OF Baylor university.
b thls uy Mrs. Hargi oge. returned 10
n Of Of Ni Mornlng after having been the
fu Has annie Pace for day
sIsb, me Self Culture club. and lecture
Alive .. wagrer's hall to highly az.
IA vs.. aeeieace The subject Of his
srdles ~ snakespeare and Rostand." aud
~, Nj sseellenuy woii. Prof Harerovr
lslhsr az man, deep thinker and a
Fs;s' nsnee he found his audience good
ash' h%ss o'clock yesterday afternool
ned social session in honor a.
h Z vn p,se at tho residence of Mrs
IA "liicoS. Light refre ,hments wer-
lennleas s rs musical numb-rs RENDERED.
s;saIsas onrlStian Endeavors are max
IL - v, " iparptteDs for the district
- ApNl Z. 3 and O.
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ANTITRUST SUITS.
Cause Has Been Set for Hearing on
AuriI III.

April III.
San Antonio, Texas, March attorney
General r. s. Smith yesterday filed four quo
wcrranto suits IN the Thrty-seventh district
court against the San Antonio Gas company
the San Antonio Street Railway company, the
san Antonio Edison company and the Mutual
Electric Light company for the forfeiture oil
their charters, Injunction and the appoint
ment OF receivers TO take charge OF each de,
fendant company There was no material
change in the petition of the attorney general
from those previously filed by the district at
torrey. except that the action OF the city
co, rcil In passing the ordinance and the ac-
ceptance thereof by the corporation is set out
as part OF the petitions.
The two suits hisd by the district attor-
ney were, on his motion, dismissed, IN order
frat the suits filed by the attorney general
might have precedence ana supersede.
Tho suits are in the name OF the state OF
Tcxas by the attorney general. ana the petit
r,tions are signed by I. $. smith attorney
general, and r. H. Ward, assistant attorney
general. , 1. "a
o clock a. m on April 10. and ordered cita-
tcns to issue.
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ALcctnre IN Missions.

Cameron, Texas April miss Bertha
Mason OF Houston, secretary of the Chris
tionWomans Board OF Missions, lectured at
the Christian church last night on the
subject OF missions.
She will lecture to the children this at
ternoon at o'clock and to the women at 4
o'clock. She Will then go to Rockdale aud
lecture there tomorrow.
Miss Mason is very interesting In her
lectures and commands the respect and at
tention Of her audience, and has made
many friends among tho good people OF
Cameron, who wish her God speed In her
work.
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ALVIN AFFAIRS.
The Municipal Campaign Is the
Wnrmcst IN the Towns History.

Alvin. Texas. April THE coming munich
pal election. which takes place mere next
Tuesday, the lth Is attracting more interest
at IIefent than any election ever neld IN 'his
city. There arc two sets OF candidates IN
the nCld, and some tall hustling is being done
M, Lnth sides The rrirC.pul interest Is cen
tered in the contest for mayor Inc calui-
dates for this oifce are the present lneuln-
tont, Hon. John wilturn, and K. H. MIG
late postmaster under the Cleveland adinin's-
Work on the new brick bank building II
progressing nicely, and If nothing happens
will be ready for occupancy In very shoF'
Strawberries are coming in al a lively Ial s
nov and bringing good prices. Three hunureu
ANA four cases were shipped from mere iAS'
night
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Missnuri oily Mention.

Missouri City, Texrr---Arrh z.-AisS
Pearl Davis made PLEASANT visit to
Houston friends this week. Miss Kate
Townsend. OF Houston Heights, returned
with her for short visit.
Misses LaRne Robinson and Mag Bal
lad and Wyman Robinson went 10 Rich
rnond Friday night 70 see Mrs. farley
Wax Works" given by the ladies Of the
Methodist church. Several citizens have
been In Richmond this week attending
district court; among them were Dr. W.
B. Cochran, j. G. lflorea. j. 7. Dorrity. a.
L. Smith and j. T. Mercer.
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gUSY WEEK IN PROSPECT
u,mAtrs Of The House viii Have Plenty
Of Work to Do.
,Hlr HUNTINGTON BILL EYED ASKANCE
- wsmbcrs. Who Like II Less the
More they study It-katy
Dill to BE Buried.

y
BETWEEN the appropriation bill. the vetoed
r,,iroad consolidation bills and the Hunt
,s,.on grant bill. the house will have plcn-
- On its hands this coming week. With re-
80 10 the first Mr.. Henderson OF Lamar
IN, call il up tomorrow morning and give
~. who have BEN anxious TO get to ami
aycose of II and then 20 home chan
i efme 10 the front and show that thcg are
1. earnest Some opposition Is expected
srom the authors of Pct hills. who are
.,r.n to 20 home without passed meas
,b,, thew will prove suftiriantly numerous
Of powerful to interfere with the finance
cmnittes's bill.
is TO THE VETOED consolidated bills. the
Katy people are not quite so ''ccckoy" to-
An as they have been during tn, past forty
olrht hours. Their display of confidence in
,hsr ability to pass their bill over the
,oserrpf's veto has no. scared anybody
On the contrary. the governors friends ara
60 sure Of being able to give said bill the
ecup de grace that they will themselves call
. II M before the asson is many hours old.
er II It's hackers do not, and settle 1t once
for all
|roycERNING the Huntington grant bill 1t
ean b. said that the more the members of
The house study over 1t the less they like It.
satisfactory explanation Of its provisions
has never tesn given by It's friends. and II
Is beginning to dawn upon the LEGISLATORS
that they are being asked, under the guise
Of helping along competition in wharf facl-
| ties at Galveston. to confirm a grant of al
s1lrte control over ten blocks OF water
font TO MIR. Huntington. It is asserted in
defense Of this proposition that his advent
would bring about reduction of wharf
charges. but an analysis of the bill upon
tbs passage of which deEends the consum-
| nation Of his trade with the Galveston CITY
company d,scoses that its purpose is sim
ply to place him In position to free him
self entirely from the payment OF such
charges. and at the same time to emrower
him to prevent anybody else from enjoying
like advantage. In other words. IL gives
him the best OF II to the extent of the wharf
charge over any other line now reaching
tide water at Galveston over the wharves
10 use there
[AND IT is FURTHER DISCOVERED that
herein Hes the secret of the friendliness o
III, GALVESTON Wharf company to his bill
Said company can net get his business. bat
,r..r ,ho ,arn,s ~ his nm 10 ,s NV
rn1a :, 49,, ,,har,,os h,,,.s =, -, III
(. - HE ann exclusive mss al no, for
~, !. l,hsr ,rarsr..r,,-,on ,,r,s ana in.
stssa =, rod,,c,rv ~ n,harr oha.ao ~ nil,
,Imnlv save :, an1 c,ma ont 10, n,m.h
ahead. The rights he sseSs =, acquire hava
ssrs,otora h,"n ,an ~ au " $500 Ia
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wharton Locals.

Wharton, Texas, April 1.-The ladies OF
the Methodist church gave an ice cream
supper at the Horton store building last
night for tho purpose OF buying pews fon
the new Methodist church. The affair was
a social and financial success, the sum Of
SIS being the net proceeds.
a baseball club has been organized for
the summer. II the boys maintain the
reputation so we'll earned by the former
team Wharton will score many victories
during the baseball season.
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VISITING RA1LRoAnrns.

President Rouse Of this Missouri. Kanrss
and Texas and other off iias o. that lie
arrived here tonight "a special cars. com
ing down from Houston. General Attorney
Miller OF Dallas is also ~ The PARTY They
Will remain hero until Tuaidt' 10 attend
the annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Galveston, Houston ana Henderson
railway, which will be held a. tn Csin-
pany's office in this city on the Attn last.
at noon
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Nom,nation. at huntsville.

Huntsville. Texas, April 2.--M the oein-
ocratic wards conventions held last nisht
the following aldermanic candidates were
nominated. Ward /, J, =. Allen, =. -
Randolph; ward ?, T. X. Barrett Naiu y
r. IS. Ratley. - Aald
Trinity Commandery No. %, X. T.; heIa
Easter services at the Methodist cnnrep
today. which were very interesting, ne,
V. 4. Godbey of Palestine, preached sns
sermon of the occasion. The church "a'
beautifully decorated.
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qustely chased and handle OF mother Of
pearl Ono side OF the handle has the
Mexican coat OF arms, tho other side is
inscribed, Presented to w. G. Shield by
$ J Blocker Mr.. Shield has won dis
function rs the sheriff of San Angelo and
Mr.. Blocker is one OF the C5ncho coun-
try's most successful and promioont stock
men.
Or, Broiles returned from Maxdaic. in
this county, and says the reported small
pox patients were nothing worse than mca-
sizes and roseola.
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GENT OFFICIALS.

President Weeks and General Msnns
spangler Of tho Gulf and interstate ~,
here last night for Kansas CITY, whsr' IL
Is supposed they have gone for ,3aier.
enee with the Pee Gee people about tral-
hc arrangements. President Weeks ~ill
go TO New York from Kansas City. Will,
Mr.. Spangler will return home.
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D.. nr,de,yeI Goe. to Atlanta.

Fort Worth. Texas. April 2.-Ihe eons
tim Of the First Preshyterisn ehufsn' y
unanimous vote. coneurred with i's pAs,o''
c. p. Brdewcll to be released from tuf'h 10.
cams nsstor OF the First Presbyterian enuieh
al Atlanta, Ga, at salary OIL sSoV''
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Two Printers Incincrated.

Ardmore, I, T., April Fire at wynne-
wood, north Of here, destroyed the Masonic
hall and the Times building IL. Robert
son, printer employed on the Times
was burned to death, and an unknown
printer is missing. The pecuniary loss II
nominal
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Texas; D. W. Weiss, Milwaukee,: r. L..
Robertson, Havana. Cuba; Charles Ben
nett, Houston: Mrs T. A. Eaton, Pine
Bluff. Ark; Mrs H. s. Afneck, san An
tonic. Mrs. w. Z. Torrey Houston.
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!. Greatest s,,'t Monopoly of All.

|,s. OF The Post.
". !. 'exas, April Elf II was the
II, governor Savers in vetoing the
b 4 T''0ation bills to prevent mo-
kty 4. Aas, It will be hard to figure
Iva D., -ouio not and win not veto the
NJ, Il As'on Grant bill. which un-
VA a. sonSey TO c. P. Huntington
o. N exclusive rights at Calves
n0aopolies. this is about the