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second Court OF Appeals.

RLt MSctn, 1eHAs, fti-LNary 9.--Pfo-
&c ed.ugs IN the court OF civil aspeSs for
tie see.ud supreme judicial dta.rIst OF
Texas:
Motions submbJe1; Western Unlsn
Teleeaaph Company VS.. Norris, for re
hea. 3us; Clark Va. McKGisihi, 70: rehear-
;Iig; L.v.er VS.. EiAait, to strike olt
transcript; Isxas Land and Ca tile Com
many. limited, vs. Hemphill County ct al,
toE rehearang wes.ern Un90n Telegraph
Company VS.. Bryson. 1oe rsaea1 ng Roe
e; al VS.. Tn ma son. Tor reh 2Ariag AMI
conclusions; H1dson vs.. Ccmpere Broth
era, for reheaTsng.
Mohlons oweeEuled: Galhcandson Va.
Ncrdzhl Dcr rehearing; Lester vs.. Ell
Loot. 90 strike out transcript; Har.fori
Fire insurance Company vs.. Walilsu. Tor
rehearing
cases submitted: Bags vs.. Hale Ell oil,
fr,m TAYLOR; Mccormick vs.. MI aaouri,
Kansas and Texas Railway Company.
from TaTrsna; League vs.. Scott. from
Eaatland: Popnoe VI. Hagakey et al. from
Sotnry; Gulf, coiarado and Santa re
BosQue; McCord- Collins Company 80.
stern. L4aner shohi & O., from Wise;
Belcher Land and Mortgage Company We.
Williamson Ell al from Tafraat; Martin
w. McAlsseg e. al. from Tarrant
Passed 90 heel OF dsoket: HUI VI.
Reilly ct 81, from Wichita
Cases afhrmed; GerfnAr- American IL.
eursDcs ccwQsny va ETsnss. from
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would visit Alvin February ~ for the
purpose of gathering Information as to
the condition OF those who will apply
for state aid by reason OF the storm OF
September S.
Judge IL r. Fishhack will leave for
Aus.in tonight to confer With the gov
ernor on relief matters In this section.
Mr., Frank NJ. nunlavy attended the
Grand lodge Independent order OF ODD
Fellows at Dallas last week MS a dole
gate from the Alvin lodge.
Carl Birchheld returned to school at
Austin Saturday.
The newly organized woman's Relief
Corps bold an interesting meeting at
DAD Fellows ball yesterday afternoon.
Judge j. Il. Murrell OF Angleton was In
Alvin Tuesday.
II. l., Green OF Paris. Tenn, aud H.
Reynolds of Carroll, Iowa, were pros
peeting In Alvin last week
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CUERo SOAP FACTORY.
About Twenty Hands VIII Be Given
steady Work.

Cuero, Texns. February i0.--The Cuero
Star OF this morning has description
Of the Cuero Soap factory which started
to work last week under the supervision
of Mr.. C. F. Muller OF Houston. T'ae fac
tory expects to make four brands OF snap
three ci them being laundry soap and
one 4olet. Tue pant viii work absGt
twenty annis aud viii add no lite to
he lilcula loa II the iiIthy lucie during
auii times. Tue list 10. OF ~ie sthp Is
poW a 5u, ca tof mIrket. and fhoso
wAo ave aegte4 4. pronJGnee IL sGpe-
TOR a.U.cle.
Things luok Ike business Arolhd The
,,1a o. nal gg0gnd; lie oshce oui.a :
.sa4 ICment sAe4s are ueiAs Dl!ls AID
eAcav. Ii ms foi tie soun5atior begins to-
.--a.
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THE BEAUMONT FIELD.
Much Depends on the Events of the
Next Few Weeks.


beaumont, Texas, February l0.-Thc
outcome OF the drilling which is now be-
ing done and which will be done for sew
eral months to come on property near
the big gusher. viii be of great interest
to the oil world. II another gusher SINH
lar to he big one is found 1t will he
difficult to estimate 10 WHAT extent the
excitement viii go. On the contrary II
dry holes are sunk IL will point TO In
formation relative to the nature OF the
field which viii be fully as beneficial
IL not as satisfactory to the oil world
as would big strike. II must be remen-
bered that there Is yet great deal OF
mystery surrounding the nature OF the
oil deposit here and IL the opinions Of q
great many uil men are honestly eX-
pressed no one Is prepared to say just
what the future will develop though II
might be safely concluded that men OF
experience have great confidence in the
ability of the drills to touch another sub
teTranean lake OF oil or rather a stratn
of oil bearing sand.
The Beaumont Lumber company has
received an analysis OF the Beaumont
crude oil from Lewis Emory OF Brad
ford. Pa. 1t is the same analysis pub
lished by The Pos, some time ago. The
Emery Oil Refining company. which made
this very complete analysis. has repre-
sentatives in this field and Will become
extensive operators here.
Mr.. J. A. Paulhamus came in yester-
day from visit TO his wells in the south
ern part OF the county and reports that
two drills are working satisfactory and
the third one Is being gotten in shape
to 20 10 work.
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Anderson Locals.

An3oroa Texas FeonIary 10.--The
telephone line to Appaionia will be cgm-
pleted ia few dlys.
Mrs. Mollie Bailey rs billing the town
to show here On the 18th. she always
has a gebd crowd
There are now eight prisoners In the
county iail.
III ugh many win take advantage Of
the ninety dayi allowed by the legisla-
ture, tax collections are very good.
Comm issioneTs court will meet bomor-
row; the session win continue through
out the week and there viii be consider
Llble business on hand.
Mrs. l., NJ. D'agg has returned home
after a vsait q three weeks TO Courtney.
The Grimes county bar has signed a
petition asking that the court OF civil
appeals be removed from Galveston to
HCIigton.
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Saloons preparing for business.

San Antonio. Texas. February 3.-Fol-
lowing the passage OF the army reorgani-
cation bill and the abollshing OF the post
oanteen. there are numerous saloons
opening UP In the nelghborhood OF Fort
Sam Houston, and they are viewed with
apprehension by the officers. who fear
that they will have a demoralizing effect
on the soldiers. The post canteen, they
say, could be handled, ana It's influence on
the soldiers who frequented 1t was In no
wise demoralizing: but the saloons and
Joints that will spring up near the post
army officers can not control or regulate,
and they claim the influence on the soldier
VIII be OF a troublesome kind.
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Bandern Items.

Bandera, Texas, February 7.~-County
Judge $. b. Au,tin stated today b
friends that he intended to resign his
office when court met on account OF 5
health. lie "a quite low with pulmonary
trouc Ie, There Will be several appli ans
Tor the position.
BandeIn was full OF drunmers t3day
doing the town, Notwithstanding II was
mining AMI muddy.
Jack stienhall, boy about Is years
old. was cutting wood few Gays SD o
when HE ak slipped and cut of twj q
hls toes.
Colonel !. II. Lavender and wife left
today To- PearDall where they Will sper d
a few weels with their son, Dr. j. NJ.
cayen7er, end return by way Of Atascosa
corrfy their cid home.
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caldwell Cuttings,

Caldwell Texas. February 9.--Tbo city is
very quiet today and very little business OF
any kind going on
Judge W. j. Moore Of the Brszos bottom
will In few days leave for Beaumont with
his teams TO engage IN work az that place.
II Is large bottom farm Will nearly all 10
oui for the present year
II. NJ. Wimbcrly has given up his ciorkshlp
with Cobb, and gone back 10 railroadlng. He
ls new stationed al Cameron.
Ed Lamp OF Wharton has boon visiting
friends m the city,
Charles Rooster has removed to Temple
Mrs. G. y, Williams has b9en visiting rcla-
lives at Cameron.
q. W. Vinson and family after a visit Of
several days has returned 10 Brenham
Contractor ]. r. Hnr.g apes has been 10
Rogers TO bid on some new BRICK houses IA
ha erected there,
number OF married ladies and young la
dies have organized themselves into cook
ing club, with Mrs. J. W. Ragsdale presi-
dpff
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AGEn WAN nADLY punNED.
Miscbievous Boys Set Ills CIothing
on Fire.

Fort Worth. Texas. February al. II.
Blankenehip aged CO. was brought here
this morning and placed in ST. Joscphs
in1rmary suffering Intense agony from
burns received a few days ago OF Ard
more. The old man is a solid mass OF
sores. Blanke nshlp tells horrible story
of how two miechievous boys attempted
10 burn him alive. He says he was sit
ting In his shoemaker shop, asleep. when
The boys set his clothes on FIRE. Before
assistance reached him his wearing APP
parel was wrapped in flames and bis body
burned IN terrible manner
He has been dellrlous most OF the time
since nd Is rational only occasionally
II is thought. however, he will recover.
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Tyler cnnntr cnnrt.

woodville. Texas. February 1O.--Co1hty
court is now in session and quite num-
Der OF cases on the criminal docket have
been disposed OF. The civil docket was
very light The regular term OF com
nissioners court begins the nth instant.
which will Go all probability. be In ses-
sion most Of the week.
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1hila nnalr srnlaea.

denton. Texas. February S.--A small
son OF Mrs. Mcbride was almost scalded
to death this week. and may die yet. The
cbild's mother was carrying a wash
boiler full OF boiling water when one Of
The handles broke OF and the water WAS
brown over the child.
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Typhoid HAS disappeared.

Galveston. Texas FebAIary l0.--Not-
withstandlng the precautionary measures
that have been adopted to prevent the
spread of smallpox here, there has been
u slight increase In Tn number OF ca5ei
during THE g'Ast week. There are now
sixty cases in The detention camp and
three others Isolated in various parts OF
the city. There Is. however. no great
uneasness felt in regard TO it. for the
reason that IT. H. of very mild nature
Thore has THUS far been only one death
from this cause Al the city.
The typhoid fever has entirely dlsap.
pGAred frc,m the city, muth 10 the relief
OF Tho public. 1t was preyalep, hero
sholst Time ago TO such an extent that
for cue week the mortuary report showed
seven deaths which were due 10 its ct
fects.
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GIFTS OF THE STATES LANDS.
Inducements 0ficrcd for Irrigation
aud misunderstanding Purposes.

Aasss.n. Texas, February s,--Mg. Y. Won
Rosenberg Of the general land office has
prepared some data that VIII prove Of es-
poe.al interest AZ tails time when taken In
connection with pending legislation.
The hrst is statement OF the land
scrip issued by the State OF Texas TO en-
courage the construction of canals and
bitches gcr irrigation under acts OF
March 10, 1875, and August ~. 1875. which
is as follows;
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sHEHIFFs DEPARTMENT.

Br,dy. Texas. February 6--I win pay
$50 reward Tor one horse mule. black,
15ia HANDS high, brand5d on left
shoulder stolen on November 7, 1900
Address j c. wall. sheriff. Brady, Texas.
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GALVESTON, Texas, Neblmary w.
The parity IL legislators. she personnel
Of which appeared in The Post OF today
who came hero yesterday morning 70
investigate the existing conditions with
a view OF obtaining information which
would enable them to be better able to
decide on the merit OF Goiveston's re-
ques IS, left at 1890 this afternoon on
their return trip to Austin. They were
Impressed with the enormty OF the ais
ester, as is everyone who comes here,
aud expressed q Willingness 10 do any
thing in the way OF assistance. They
were the recipients OF many courttslcs
from leading citlzcns during their sbort
,siatt
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nialinr,s succcssor.

Bonham Texas, February iO.--An cleo,
ton was he'd in Fannin county yesterday
TO elect a representative 10 I'll the unex-
rired term OF W. ". Riding, deceased.
Or. John Cunningham OF Revenna was
elected.
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OIL IN SAN AUGUSTINE.
Outsiders Have Organized Companies
90 Prospect for Petroleum.

90 PrOspect Tor FctrOIenm.
San Augustine, Texas, February 10.--Oil
companies have been organized by capt.
talsts from California aud from lndi-
anapolis TO prospect for petroleum in this
section There Is an aries an well here
which Is only 4l5 feet deep and the water
is strongly impregaated with GILL This
oil is CT good Mbricating -dlity.
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Notes mud personnlr.

Austin, Texas, February lo.--rhe State
board Of education yesterday afternoon
purchased Sl65,OO0 worth OF McLennau
county court house and Jail bonds for the
permanent school fund.
Miss Mary shannon OF Kentucky. who
has been visiting in this city, left yester-
day for Conroe TO visit friends.
Mr.. David Hlrrell viii leave Tuesday
for Fort Worth to attend the cattle
show.
j. II. and W. S. Moore Of Van .Astyne
are in town on business.
Mrs, y. E. Hull and Miss ada Carter,
both OF Bolton, are here visiting rela-
tives.
The work OF enlarging the city power
house will begin tomo row.
TIE rosd aud bridge fund Of Travis
county Is now in a hrst class condition,
after being In state of bankruptcy for
several months
DR.. II. E. Baxter has gone to New Or
leans to attend Mardl Gras.
Real estate transfers yesterday
amounted TO $4,000.
Captain j. X. ?. MacFfaH has an
nounced himself for reelection TO the
office OF city engineer.
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nen,nn oil vim to he Rebuilt.

Denson, Texhs. February s.-1ne OIL
mill which was 50 bard hit by the storm
saturday night, g being torn down, Vne
walls having been SO much weakene !
that the owners decided to tear II down
and Guild II new.
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building Operations.

s's"t% optFnttouxs
Galveston, Texas, February lO.--,Arusv
several months there Is now slight
nlling OF 10 the building line IN Calves
ton. During the past Ave months there
have been nearly 1000 houses erected
here, most of which are TO serve as
homes for the unfortunate victims OF the
storm. A great many OF these we're built
at the expense of the relief fund, which
was sent here for that purpose The
greater portion Of this fund has now nees
expended and the building Impetus has
consequently slackened. ln the course
OF time, however, contracts Will doubt
less be let for a number of buildings OF
more substantial order than the ma
jorlty OF those that have been so hastily
constructed during the last few months.
The various chunchos will spend many
thousands OF dollars here in the recon
struction of their buildings, the schools
win be rebuilt, and In fact greater
number OF the buildings Which Il Is cou
templ tied TO rebuild have been Delayed
until the necessary 4unds could ho raised.
There were others also that have been
delayed by the high price Of labor incl
dent on the great demand FOR 1t that has
eAlhlod ne re until recently, ~ Is not 10
he implied however, that all the building
thai has thus far been done Is OF the
weaker and untipportant variety, as there
has already been marvellous progress
made in the reconstruction OF substantial
improvements such as those OF the wharf
company aud others which have been i'm
mediatoly necessary for the conducting
of traffic.
The transformation In the appearance
Lar = 4
very remarkable. 1t was thought at hrst
by a great many that Galveston would In
the future ne a place where travellers
would come from great distances TO view
the ruins. Now there are comparatively
no ruins for them to view. II 10 true
there can at may places be seen the
effects OF the storm, but 10 those who
saw the city during the first few days
these places are as nothing at Gil when
considered 10 comparison.
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A TEST OF THE BEAUMONT OIL
As FUEL WHICH PROVED IRIS
REAL ECuNoNN.
Cost Of Converting Boilers More
Than saved In Very short Time.
Figures Are Gs<cu.

galveston. Texas. February lO--Louis
X Bergeron. vice president Of the Cali
weston National bank. states that test
has been made of the ulil4ty Of the oil
from the Lucas well at Beaumont and of
the praotibll.ty Of converting apparatus
so as 10 use Uhe oil for fuel. The re-
suits from the conversion of three boil
eis OF creesate plaat were very graft
iyieg am are IS follows.
pany cost to opo.ase using coal was
as follows:
kisht cons az coal .....,........ $40 20
TWO hremea, Ss,-o eaOa ....... 80
Total ....................... ,sss 20
Sane results were obtained from
Mcnty tour barrels OF Be2alnont
OIL at Is cents Barrel common. $40 10
Saving per day .....,.......... S2s is
Saving per month OF thirty days
would therefore be ....,. $3.50 10
The cost of chlngong uAe method OF
heating tie boilers rrom coal to oil w9s
absut $3.50 Tor the three boilers. II Is
aid, however. that uhe cost should not
have exceeded $500.
The actual test was made with one
boiler thus far. but the results are given
Tor tn ee boilers app oXimaiely. The cav
Ing should be largec 4 incidental cX-
penses OF repairs, removal of ashes, etc,
be cCrtfdered, ats per ABOVE the n
verslon Of present coal using boilers
hould be paid for IN twenty days. The
OIL method also possesses The .ur.her adj
vantage that steam can be gotten UP
in oue-tourth che time and that con-
tributes grealy to cleanliness.
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lotal acres ..,.s......,....s...+.OB O 600
OF this amount 2S5s Of scrip OF Gle
acres each were not returned 10 the gen
eral land onice, hence barred 1000
acres. Nmount returned for school fund.
81 200
Mr. Won Rosenberg has also prepared
Va statement az alternate scrip issued by
State of Texas 10 encourage the erection
OF machinery for the mannta cture OF cot
ton and wool into thread and cloth aud
iron from ore, approved December 10.
1868. There were issued from September
30. 1879, 30 June i. 1873 land scrip OF
500 acres each 10 the following enter
pyises:
Acres
j. II. Torrey & Co.. cotton and
wooden mill at New Braunfels.. II 72o
Waco Manufacturing company, cot
ton and woo.en mill ...,...,,.... 1850
w Abuonbeck Bro, cotton mill.
Brennan ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1850
Theodore Kester cotton and wool
en- min, New Braunfes ..,.,.... $3.50
Sulphur Fork Iron works, Cass
county ..........,,...........,.. sLO4O
Cherokee Furniture Co., Cherokee
county ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 1860
Total Issue tor individuals. 1917 $40
alike amount returned for school
tuna ...'................. .lOI 5Z0
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Negro KILLED Ncnr puan.

austin, Texas, February lo.--News
reached here yesterday OF shooting
ARRAY at Buda, Hays county. Walter
Biles, well known citizen, shot and in
stanty killed Jim Smith, eolored. They
met in a pasture and Smith pulled a
pistol and fired first, Before he could
shoot again Bles had his gun out and
shot the negro 10 death. He then went
TO town and surrendered.
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Csc Platt's caiorodins. the od0sless
dssinfsetsrt,
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4. ana VI. Comrlimented.

austin Texas, February lo,---About
twenty-five members OF the legislature
returned last night from College Station
wnere they went to Ike a. peep at the
4isricuitural and Mechanical college.
They are saying all sorts Of good things
To-Day about the college. aud many OF
them admit that there are some things
done there that they didn't know any
thing about Evans OF F. min was par
tiehiafiy ruek with his tbseryati ms.
and does not hesitate to say that the COL
iege Is one OF the greatest institutions
IN the State everyone enjoyed their
Visit and say they had good time.
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A new INDUSTRY FOR AUSTIN
oVffoN SEED TO ne pELINrEp Am
HtLLED AND WIT SHIPPED.
LEGISLATORS Who visited A. and VI.
'"''esc and CompiimeHtcd the In
stitution--yc,vs Notes,

e>ustin, Texas, February 1o.--Two big
plants are soon to be erected in the city.
ana one OF them will cost in the neigh
oorhood Of $4,000, One OF the pants is
10 oe located at First street and East
avenue and, beginning this week., cotton
SEED VIII be hui.ed by machinery. The
lint aud hu Is are taken from the seed.
leaving only the kerne.s. wh.ch Will be
exported TO France.
armour CO. viii put UP big refrig-
ets.or here within the near tlture.
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THE BODIES OF THE VICTIMS
OF THE HURRICANE ARE STILL
BEING FOUND AT GALVESTON.
LEGISLATORS Learned Much Dnrins
Their visit TO the stricken City.
Building Operations.

Saiveston, Texas, February lo.--Flve
months have elapsed since Galvestons
great disaster and stlll the work OF bur
ing the dead has Aot been completed.
There we're several bodies found last
week. and as there is nothing unusual
about It occasions little comment. A
visit to undertakcrs often ELECTS the ex-
preston from hem. same old thing;
another storm victim inferred"
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house land committee Is nakir 3
acgress with the sene.al lani bill
,,,ss TO come through with a meas
H., will prove generally acceptable.
,elngs have been reasonably har-
|yus SO far and less difti1ulty rs be-
Encountered than bereg yfore is bar-
rlrg me conflicting Interests ill.,
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b'se Judiciary committee No. ., which
resided over by Hon. John Garner,
ppraar gentleman from Uvalds, is
Is known in sang plrIance as
}a.a-jack.' Whenever it returns a
| 10 the house with the recJn,n cnda-
tst !ps7do pass II IS pretty safe
Rtnole that said bill shJali become
n, for It's mighty few of them that
(sed ID securing the committee 20.
So we'll is tlhis known that il gives
peers 1he. shivefs to have their bills
Fred to NJ. G-rner and his co-axe-
peers Unless they are pretty certain
here is q good and valid reason for
Introduction.
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Bndgers, the gentleman from FL
Is IN receipt Of letter from Mrs.
B. Ramsey, president of the Wo-
Club OF FL Paso, advocating the
aoa OF the proposed industrial school
5srs at College Station, and lEforn-
am that the Federation Of Women's
1 o. the State favor the idea of
lps ms school an annex Of the Agri-
nal and Mechanical college.
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q Of the LEGISLATURE
.xrr conMrrrEE DOING
RS Duty FULLY
.rc Anxious TO Have the
wy. ,,rents Disposed OF.
III ~ Bill Progressing'

rsvss. February 1o.-IAt the
y, s,ch II is working, the house
..,nmittee will have The general
San dill ready TO report Within
!. ssek. The committee is conf
!, men who are looking at the
! tbelr charge from 4 husi-
!, common sense point of view
! .ss,ug adTAntsge of thir posi-
r,ake make records as econo-
!. &c EXPENSE OF Few not overly
|sro enpl5yes. In the senate the
saeuls 20 be different IL what
/, a the dulngs of the iinancs COM
| aver there is correct. Ga that
E. seems to be a salary cutting
!, which the department. clel ks
!, chef victims.
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! Walker bill regulating tho rrac-
Il medicine, which 5 pending in
house, bids fair to reaon the Gral
kgs stage without mu,ila,ion. So
Iuh amendments as It has been sub
u 70 have been frie1lly and ac-
khle TO the author who aims at the
fsssiop of fake medical dip.1mo fac
y and who hopes 70 prevent sam
x with human life ny persons with
Ratification to handle disease. Hs
y Is a worthy one aud the legisll-
vii bring credit upon itself by help
|hn to attain 1t.
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impression has gone ahroud that
ssples LIBEL bill has emerged from
senate in suc& a shape as 10 De
bless. Messrs. Staples and Harris
htl think otherwise, however. If
are correct such amendmcnts as
made thereto have not injured II.