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Chartered.

Austin, Texas. July s--rhc following
charters were filed today with the sec
tary OF state:
The Northwest reNas Fair association OF
Quanah; capital stock $1,000 Purpose o
encourage agriculture and horticulture and
stock raising by the maintenance Of fairs
and exhibitions OF stock aud farm prod.
ucts. Incorporators. s. NJ Payne, j. b.
Goodlctt and j. J.. Elhert
Bolton Eight aud Power company of
Temple; capital stock $4,000 Purpose t.
furnish electric light and power. lncor.
porators. r. - Merrill, Nj. y. Stewart
md j f. Smithcr
The Central Texas academy Of Waco; a.
capital stock. lncorpoutors, n. AlcS.
andcr Z. Il Easter and Il Bowers,
The charter Of the southern Pacific Ter
minal company Of Galveston WAS filed late
Saturday night Capital stock Sl000.0tn
Purpose 10 construct, buy, lease. owu.
mnintain, operate and convey warehouses
docks, wharvcs and grain elevators. rtc.
Scott and G. u. Scger
Rio Grande Abstract company Of ~
lnso, With cnpitai stock oi $500 In
corporntors: ] y Spcir Orrn Rise and
" II Winter, an " III l'aso
The Young Mems Christian Society ui
waco no capital stock. hut owns prop
Crty to the amount Of $1,000. tucorporaf rs
George 6 Robinson, H. II Godher, u. IL
Inn, J. e Boyntnn and e., l., Johnson,
The Scharbaucr Cattle company of Mn
lind, Midland county; capital stock ~ u
00O. Purpose Ia raise, buy and sell live
stock lncorporatorS; John SChal bauer
Clarence Scharbauer and l.. G., Wall.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

sKInMoRE- -Four new store buildings
have Just been completed.
HoNDo. Curt Ro,he died from the ef-
fccts of his horse falling and rolling on
NEW nRSUNFEIS. Tho attendance on
the summer normal al this place Is larger
than anticipated.
noNDo. Tao schoh site census Of Nc
dina county shows issS and l9i colored.
Total 1872 children
PARIS Rev y h. Graves " waldo,
Ark has been callel 10 the passionate nf
tdc West Paris Baptist church
HOWE The union revival Services con.
Quoted by the. Methodisis nnd 'rcsbylcr.
lans closed with los commissions.
MURGAN.-The New Hope baptist
church ana Ave or SIX houses In its ylchdty
were wrecked by a tornado. Nobod, was
nurt
PARts. Ernest Hunter was Shot aud
killed by unknown parties while IN the act
Of going e bed. Two young men have
heon arrested
l.EANDER. The Presbyterian meeting
helng conducted by Rev. j. VI. Purcell OF
l.ockhart Is creating much interest Ia re.
lgious mutiera.
ARP The last Of rhe tomato crop las
been shipped The strawberry aud tomato
crops Melted the growers about $4,000.
Peaches are now being shipped
ABILENE y The postmaster here has
been notified that the bids for Inc erection
jccted and new bids aNn now being ad
vertised for
RIiOME. The Methodists have been con.
ducting revival at this place for the
last week Great interest Is being shown
BY the peolc generally. There have becU
tve conversions so far
SAN ANTONtO.-Th work of putting
up the gullows on which JuHn ROcha Is
70 hang began A1nday Rochn still per.
sists that Mrs Gimsingcr had nothing
10 do with the murder
NAPLES Joe Smith. an aged negro ana
q veteran Of the Federal army. WIS stabbed
ana beaten to death 10y young negro.
Buck Bonner was arrCStcd' the officers had
10 beat him into submission
FORT WORTH. The congregation or tie
First Baptist church called Roy. w ".
Mason, recently of Waco as assistant
pastor to Rev. Luther Little lie is n
graduate OF Baylor University OF Waco Is
about 26 years OF age
BROWNWOOD.- George Cross. ex.Clty
marshal Of Brownwood. died M his HON,
In this city The cause of death was blood
poison While handling piece Of Ice
he cut bis hand and blood poison set In,
| causing his death In a few DAYS
CLARKSNILLE.-- The city school board
elected MiRseS Essie Garter Of Manchester
and Jessie Hickman OF Densou teachcrs
In the puollc school 10 hll the vacancies
cnuscd by the resignation Of Misses Lucy
Goldberg and Fannie Patterson.
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Orange, rexas, July s.--Flre vas disco
cred in n pile Of lumber in the orang
Lumber company's yard about l o'clock this
morning and was blazing freely when dis.
covered Though the Gre had gained con
siderable headway. tine excellent system
OF water works kept mp by this company
made It possible for the flames to be az
tinguishod in few minutes time tha
lire being confined TO the one stick OF lum.
Der. The loss was small full covered by
Insurance.
At the Presbyterian church YESTERDAY p.
r. Curry. Jro and l.. W Gilbert were
ordained ms deccops and Georg' w. Cur
It's Ms elder. In the afternoon communion
was held and the quarterly report Of the
church work was read by the pastor, Rev.
T. j Horne
At the Chlcago-orange OIL company's well
the drill Is down to u depth nf 10 fee;
ana is now working in a very hard ciay
mixed with gravel
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
ludependent Telephone Line Between
Houston and Galveston Assured.
PETITION FOR CITY REGISTRATION
commissioners Are Opposed TO It Be-
cause OF the Expense--Post-
masters Are to Meet.

Galveston. Texas July s.-work is to
,eeln at once on the construction Of an
ndependent long distance telephone line
Sptween Houston and Galveston. AS pre-.
Iiously mentioned exclusively In The Post.
he Texas Construction company requested
Ihe privilege of constructing the lines along
he county road of Galveston county at the
\ st meeting Of the county commissioners,
But on account of the fact that certain
,pestion asked by the commissioners were
'ot answered at the time action on the
halter was postponed until this afternoon.
Il the meeting of the commissioners this
Ifternoon W. H. Aubrey, president Of tle
rommprclal Telephone company of san An
rnlo appeared before the body and eX-
InIned that the Texas Construction com
,any had simply been employed By the
Telephone company 20 con-
truct the lines and that this was the rea
give any definite information In regard
Il the future plans of the company. Mi.
Auhrey then stated that is wils Intended
install q cheaper and more efficient tele-
5hone communication between Houston ana
aiyeSton than the present one aud II the
aght TO construct the lines Rllong the coun-
q roads was granted the work would he
b. at once. The commissioners thereupon
.ranted the desired permission.
i THE Commercial Telephone company pro-
hoses to extend their lines from Houston
rber North Texas towns. Its headquarters
b. In San Antonio and the lines are now
h course of construction between Austin
Md san Antonio
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Registration PRAYED For.

Galveston, Texas, July Sat n meeting
the county commissioners this afternoon
petition was presented containing 5lt
gbatures requesting that a registration OF
tiers he required for the coming election
commissioners, The majority Of the com
lasioners were opposed to the measure,
y the law seems to he on the side Of
+ petitioners, ms 1t only requires the
gnature Of 500 names to a petition to
/ ke IL legal to require registration Ac-
pn on tho matter was deferred until to-
brow and IN the meantime the petition
y undergo investigation ns ii is suggested
ht there may he some duplicate sigma
Fcs Thereon. The commi ssloners oppusc
e measure on account Of the expense in
lved
Ihe cali for the election Of the commits
fners who are to take charge OF the mn.
flpal affairs OF the city will he issued
a meeting which has heep called for
Is purpose tomorrow. Unless there IS
sne delay caused by the renueSt for reg
traton the election will be held July 30.
registration Is required however, II
most likely that ii will delay the hold
4 Of the election several days.
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-. RI, -, an ,,,,
fGaNes'""' leN"s' july So" 'ne prei'"
Nary arrangements for the entertainment
Il the Texas Postmosters' association.
4, -, -. J., cat,.o..a, ~, ~ "a
fuch VIII meet III N'INesloh July - anu
4 10 avorc,ses has NOT vet been received
q -, ,,,.,,,,i44,o 49,. -
Iom th' prosi"nl eopiil't,ee' uu' 10 eN'
n cted in a few days. Rev. w. NJ. Har-
N. pastor Of the First Baptist church of
- -, bae ,non sninctnd ia deliver
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Notes and Personals.

Austln, Texas. July s. THE comptrqliet
this morning registered an Issue Of SJ0,OOO
city Of Sherman sewer bonds
Sherln Denman OF Brown county is hero
for al day or two on business He says
ana many strangers are arriving In the
city.
Mayor White nnd Sheriff Davis left 10.
night for Houston to attend the shcrlls
convention.
Judge j. II Robertson is In san An
ionic FOR few days on business.
G.. +. Carleton Of Murlln is In town for
few days on business.
Superintendent Harlan Of public build
luEs aud grounds is camping near New
Brdunfcls
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The Bond Election.

Beaumont, Texas, July s. The fact that
the saloons were closed called the atten
ton of many citizens to the fact that an
election was being held to determine
whether or not the county commissioners
should issue bonds for the purpose OF
building county roads. The election Is he,
Ing held throughout the county, and It is
impossible to determine today what the
result will he In the city there arc three
voting places, and total OF forty-ninc
votes had been cast NJ the three places
IN 10 o'clock this afternoon At The
court house there were %: at Firemen's hall
there were % and at tho square on Pearl
street there wcA =, AT al three boxes
in this city II is stated that there win hr
majority for the issuance Of bonds Coun-
ty Judge George c. OBricn said at noon
today that while he had heard nothing
from outside boxes he was afraid that II
was going to be very close election as
there were number OF the country people
opposed to the issuance Of bonds because
the money was not distributed as they de-
sired
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BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
SENATOR ToWNE BELIEVES IN THE
DEEP WATER SCHEME.
Bond Election Is Thought to Be Some
what in Ooubt--New Business
Houses Contracted For.

Beaumont, Texas, July s. Yesterday
afternoon the chamber Of commerce ten
dered to former Senator Charles A. rowne
an appointment as representative OF Beau.
mont to the rrdnsmisslssippi Commercial
congress, asking that he attend the con.
gress in behalf of Beaumont's deep water
project, 10 which Mr.. Towne replied as
follows:
Messrs. John II. Gilbert President aud
I: w. shepherd Secretary beaumont
hammer OF Commerce. beaumont, Texas.
beaumont, Texas, July 5, liNl. Gentle.
nleu' nave g. acknowledge receipt 0i
Your very Kind letter notifying me Uf the
desire Of tAe distinguished commercial
Dolly you represent that I act as one OF
us Delegates 70 the rIansmlssissipp con.
gless, which couvVnrs ut Cripple Greek,
Colo. on the 18th Instant
flist ut me convey 10 yourselves and
10 Aour honorable chambcr uy sincere ap.
hfeelnuun OF ne honor this request con-
iels on me. and the assurance OF my earn.
est sympathy 10; only with the general
interests anu purposes Of the congress, but
win these special concerns, alluded to by
You, 80 Intimately associated with the. con
uhinnS AFFECTING huth the growth O; your
entcfpHsng community and the develop.
ment progress and welfare OF Texas and
me south. | cordially endorse the prOposl
iion for the adequate Improvement OF the
Nechcs riNer and | do not hesitate 20
say. uitcr an experience on the rivers and
tA'AhNiN committee III ihN mousse Ol IfllfH-
sehtativcs- that very few projects OF in
ternnl Improvement can appeal SO strongly
To the Judgment and patriotism of congress
as cnn this proposition upon It's merits
am believer In the policy of Internal I'M
nuNements In tue interest Of commerce..
Cheap aud convenient transportation Is the
Key to widely dlfused prosperity. To.
gcther with cheap and convenient fuel, ii
VIII open TO tho unsurpassed natural re.
sources of this section an opportunity OF
almost unimaginable Development.
Unfortunately the time AT which the
Transmisslssppl congress meets conflicts
with business engagements OF mine long
since made and OF quite imperative I'M
portanCe 10 me-, II Is necessary, therefore
much to my regret that ] decline this
chance Of serving Won. Fortunately, how
ever, this is not the only nor the last such
chance Let me assure you that am en-.
listed in this enterprise, and shall he hap
py TO he associated with Its advancement
In any way ut my command
Thanking you and the chamber Of com
mcrce for this expression Of confidence,
rcmnin. with high hopes Of tho speedy
realization Of your great and worthy pro
ject sincerely yours,
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The AgricuIturaI and Mechanlcal


regular courses Of instruction In Agft,
culture Mechanical Englneering, StNl
Engineering and General Science. iatke
number Of optional studies offered. Sc
cial Industrial courses In Agrienituse anl
Mechanical Engineering. Compiete, eeusse
Ia Literary Instruction, complheu VII
and arranged to suit each regular ana SIZE
clal course. Degrees conferred on eoniple-
tlon of regular courses. Certificates grant
81 IN CONJUNCTION OF special and elective
courses Discipline: Military, IN charge ~
n Tnstea States army officer Young Men
christian Association Athietir Ansoci a.
non gvmnasium aud Athletic held.
Tuition Free. Expenses $40 PEI SEES
sion OF nine months, payable quarterly,
medical services. natatorium privileges and
every expense. except books aud clothing,
All students privileged 20 work N part
npcns september II. Entrance examina'
lions 9TH and 10th.
Write for new catalogue,
T.. L. FOSTER, President.
College Station. Texas
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Wanna Man Stabbed to Death.

TYLER. Texas, July 's.-I4ast night near IA
church at Gardenyalley, this county Bonn
Elliott, q young married man, was stabbed
twenty three times With Il large knife an
killed. His father was also severely cut
in attempting 10 separate the combaiants.
nfa,.,,.s hoye gone to the scene 10 make
arrests the deceased belongs TO one oi
The b.st Known families in the county
and has many relatives living mere.
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New Business Houses.

Beaumont, Texas, July 8 Plans have
been completed and bids were today opened
for tho complete rcmodeling of the First
National bank building A front after an
entirely new design will be built and about
fifteen rooms will he added to the struc-
ture, thus greatly enlargng II. making 1t
one Of the most completely fitted IN bank
ing and office buildings in the state
Plans are now ready for two handsome
tWostory tenant residences to be built
for Mr.. Y Wicss
Plans are being prepared IN the Joe Rice
office for four business houses to cost in
the neighhorhood Of 100000
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Child Burned to Death.

Clcburno Texas. July News has Just
reached here Of horrible death near Blrlc-
son Friday. The l1-year-old daughter OF
MIR r. w, Bransomc was hndlng a fire
in the cook stove preparatory 10 gett ne
supper when the can of coal oil which she
VAS using exploded The girl WAS burned
10 death The house aud contents were
dt stloNed with no insurance. Everything
In reach Of the flames was consumed.
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CahIe to Re Renairnd

Galveston. Texas July s.The British
steamship Mexican sailed today for VEGA
cruz Mexico 1t viii proceed along tho
line Of the cables of me Mexican Gable
company and win make repairs where they
are FOUND TO be needed The Mexican Is
tnS snip that recently had difficulty In Oh
tanning entrance M This port ON account OF
ING irregularltN In her papers She VAS
nNing an American tlag ANA claimed to he
~ American ship. but the requirements to
heen complied with aud she was really II
ioreign ship. The vessel was formerly
Billsh and she resumed that nationality.
rendered
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niod nf An Wonnda.

El Paso Texas July s.-Domingo Lari
tiigoy,n, French ranchmaH who was shot
near Eagle Springs, this county, or June
~. dipu here TODAY after lingciing sine"
that date Ia the hospital.
rhc nssnilant u deceased surrendfrsl
nt,d is IN iaIt LaririgOycn had no rela-
lin Is IN this country tut leaNrS COM
irritable fortune 10 woman In France.
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- pbiIIios seriously Wodnde5.

conroe, Texas, Jnly s.-A shooting oc'
Cured ON the streets Of conroe today at
about O'Clock p. m, wherein J. w. Col
Her. one OF the oldest merchants Of tue
Mace. shot and seriously wounded ed Phil-
Inns The wounds lahicted are not thought
10 be fatal The particulars OF the trouble
could not be learned,
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shinIda Admitted 10 baiI.

Richmond. Texas nly S. TIE cSnmin
Ing triul Of J. r. Siields for the killing
Of Robert a. McGcc OF Duke. on thu 4th
Of July. was held this evening The AZ
tcrneys agreed on bond Of 5000. which
vas given,
ATTORNEY Fem ARE pros cutting, while w i.
DAVIDSON and JoscpA S'nem are 70 he
~ -nrse Thr u4u has cluSrd c0nsi irr ibir
interest. A largo crowd his beeu present
during the trial ~ day
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Woman Fatally Burned.

Dallas Texas, July S Mrs A. G Trous-
dale, living at 1914 Leonarl street, was
burned so badly by gasoline stove ex-
ploding late this afternoon tnat she died
several hours later. The house was. dc
stroyed,
Another FIRE burned a Houstoa ami Texas
Central freight depot 10 tn ground. The
loss * about 5000
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Rosebud Relinious Notes.

Rosebud, Texas, July s.Pastor w. A,
Knight has been assisted in a protracted
meeting at the Baptist church for the
past ten days by Evangelist John G. r.
Kyger and the noted gospel singer, Valll
c Hart. The meeting closed last night
amid much enthusiasm. The meeting ~.
suited IN twenty additions TO the Baptist
church and several to the other churches
Of the city.
The Christian congregation begin a Sleet-
ing today
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. ." ~ IStINe-N -bF.ENr W.
COMING TO HOUSTON

The Panhandle SheriFfs viii Get Here
This Morning
Fort Worth, Texas, July s-Sherin S. p.
Clark left for Houston last night. accom-
panied by some fourteen or fifteen shorirs
from West and Northwest Texas to at.
Tend the shcrins' convention Mr.. Clark
Is vice president Of the association A
houston tonight and tomorrow morning
Tickets for some sixty sherins Of North
anu Northwest Texas were left at the
Central
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a Murder Mystery.

ialvcston, Texas. July s-Thc weights
the copper wire that was attached to
body Of the dead man that ways found
entity In Dickinson bayou were brought
this city this morning and turned over
the officers in the hope that they Will
ye as clew 10 the perpetrator of the
me that resulted in the death Of the
known. The body was found with a hole
the right side. indicating that the de-
lscd must have come to his death
'oush violence. 1t had been weighted
Nn with weights tied with copper wire.
h was fastened around the heck. one to
body and one to the legs. The low
per in the bayou caused its discovery
the stranger was well dressed. some
inclined 10 the belief that he was
plahly a Galyestonlan who had gone over
Dickinson to q picnic II is presumed
y the motive of the crime was robbery.
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petltlon for Communicated of sentenon.

san Antonio Texas, July s--A petition
is being circulated in the city for sign
ers which win be presented 10 Governor
sayers asking that the punishment Of Juan
Rocha convicted Of the murder Of John
Grmsnger and sentenced 10 be hanged on
August ,, be committed 10 life imprison-
menf. About luO Slgncrs nave been Sc
at,rnd
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District Court in Session at Conrqe.

Conroe, Texas. tls,, 8 pIstric' rour, con
ycn,4l hero today for the july form VIII
tai heaviest docket for years. Hon u. u.
Hightower was enable to open court on &C
ctunt Of his being confined to his HON oF
sickness Judge Norman RitirelL VINO
was present at court was elected hy w,
bar 20 act MS SPECIAL Judge ~ INC anesH
of Jrdgc fUehi0wet
A number Of visiting attorneys We're pr =
emit NJ the opening fot court ana the GOWN -
mil ~ litlgnnts and Nltnts5es
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The Frisco GAP.

sherman. Texas. July s.-NIr. ], II. Hink-
ley, engineer In charge OF construction for
the ST. Louis and San Francisco railway,
said today that the entire gap between
sherman and Carrollton was covered With
eraders ana he thought the same would
be completed during October.
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on the hand by horned snake. producing
a very painful wound. from which ne sui.
fcrcd intensely for about eighteen hours.
Ills hand and arm were greatly swollen.
He Is now considered out OF dnngcs The
snake was about two and hair feet long
and the sting on the horn was about one
inch long
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NEGRO MAsoNs IN SESSION.
Grand Chapter of the Royal Arch Is Z
Austin.


Austin, Texas. July s.-The colored Ma.
sons of the stat will hold a three DAYS
conclavc here, beginning today and it
viii close Wednesday night with recep.
ton at Sam Houston college
The first meeting was held tonight at
Wesley chapel at $50 O'clock and the
following program was rendered:
u Selection choir; Invocation, Rev. G. Il.
bryan; selection, choir; welcome address
on behalf of the city, Hon. r. T. White,
mayor; response, J. c. Scott, G. II. T.:
selection, choir; welcome address on behalf
OF the local ccmmandery, L. d. Lyons:
RESPONSE 5. II. johnson, T.. c. c.: vocal
SOLO, Miss A. Mitchell; welcome address
on behalf Of 4 a. chapter, L. NJ Mitchell;
Il. II. Majors; welcome address on behnIf
OF local chapter Q. Il. s., Mrs c. l.. Wood.
ARD response, Mrs. A. b. Harper: seIec.
lion; choir; ,henedictlon. Master Of core
monies, j. w. Madison
-, Thursday, July IL Memorial exercises at
Third li Baptist church, az $50 p. m
Friday. july 12-Puhlic Installation Of
the Third Baptist church. at $50 p. m.
ELS h-tE-i -, 81 5s1C1 .GasasSsS
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nanLr,1nt Stock Sold.

Flatonia. Texas. July S.The stock OF
groceries belonging TO the estate Of George
McGonlgle, bankrupt was sold today by
r. W. lane. Esq. trustee to Arniu a Lane
for 10 cunts on the dollar.
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BUSINESS NOTES,
pe.Ition h eankruptcY.

Paris. Texas July III. j. Nesbit en-
gagged In the dry goods aud general mer
chaudise business AZ Honey Grove hled a
nttitio, In hauIruptcy at O'Clock yester.
dav evening The stock Of goods is s.slcd'
nicd al 5000 and the unsecured claims,
held mostly by creditors outside Of the
state, foot up between 5000 aud $1,000.
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petition in Bankruptcy.

Fort Worth. Texas, July Sin the Office Of
]. B. Flnks. deputy clerk Of United states
court, petition IN bankruptcy was filed
by ] e. McCarty, an attorney Of Dublin
Ills application shows that he has Liabilities
a. ttlt nmuuut Of S732S 50 and assets 10 the
amount 81 Sf2OO Assets nrc all exempt
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Permits Granted.

Austin, Texas, July s. Authority to do
business in Texas was granted today 10
the following corporations:
Eastern Realty company of New York;
capital stock 5000 Texas Office Ia be-
located nj La Porte.
T. n. Milton on and Development com,
pany OF California; capital stock $4,000.