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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-03

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-03
" Beneath the Sun

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-03

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-03
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-03

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-30

The house spent the FIRST two hours recon
slderlng local bills passed last night and
rcpnssing them with the emergency cinusc.
The hill by Mr.. Fountain, requiring own
ers lcsgecs and operators NJ gins 10 Keep
a record Of seed cotton purchased by them
was cngrosscd.
The constitutional rule was suspended
and an effort was made TO pass the bill
Mr. shannon opposed II. MIR. AcAermun
explained that the object Of the hill WA
90 catch ginncrs who received stolen cot
ton The I'LL was finally pissed
The house wrangled for mn hour over a
resolution offered 10y Mr.. Evans. providing
for the payment of the expenses If tht
Inst Illness and funeral az the late Repre-
sentative Ridling of FHnnn county aud
hually laid II on the table, subject 60 calf
senate hill regulating the Issuance ~
mandates by the supreme court was pass d
to nngrossment
resolution extending tho courtcsles ot
the house Ia cNGoverpor stone of Missouri
and inviting him TO address the houS. In.
night, offered hy Mr., Sehiutcr. was adopt
ca
The general land hill was laid before tile
house and the previous question was or
dcred IN The amendments offered py
Messrs. Wilacy mud Garner Including
Duval, Nucccs, McMullcn, Uyalde ana la
Sale counties IN the absolute lease dis
trict. Both were adopted,
Recess until 2;3O O'Clock.
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PROCEEDINGS.


Austin, Texas March - senator Potter
moved to excuse indefinitely senator
Swami OF Fails ob account o. preparation
for one Of iifas most Important even
mairlmouB The motion was uuanmously
adopted
By a vote Of 10 to the sanatc rcfus d
10 excuse Senator Patterson nnhi Tuesday
The refusal grows out Of the haht on ,he
bill to make deliveries of liquor in Ia nj
option precincts constitute "a snlr and pun.
lshahie as such
i communication was received FROM the
attorney general calling tac attention or
the legislature 10 defect 10 article ~
of the Penal Code which seeks to pro
vide punishment for pcrsous who shan
do certain things AT an election regulated
by this art4 Referred to Judiciary com
mttec No. = The document Is signed \
c. Allen, judge OF The criminal district
cour of Galveston county,
Htinhau cailrd up us hlIi providing suits
against corporations shall not nhatc upon
the dissolution ut the corporation
HE pending question WIS ru thV suit
sutute Tor the hiii offered hy Potter watch
Is rs follows.
"sue State of Texas shall have nan
upon all property nnd asset 81 WhatCi cr
nature situated or found in this Stut. of
every corporation chartered In ant doing
unsincsS in MS state, or which hnH hccn
granted Il permit 10 do business In this
Statr thoagn chartered In any other State
on 'oun5N cor hu} penalty hno. forfeiture.
TAX or indebtedness OF amy nature owing
me otNt' or Texas by amy such corpora
tlon. Such lien shall he superior to my
oiher lien except contract leus executed
ana recorded as provided hy law, una labor,
mechanic aud other statutory liens mud
such Hen shall extend 90 all property VI
the stockholders directors. officers an /
agents ct buch corporations not exempt, N
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-30
Spring is here.


Purify your blood Take Pnine's celery
compound.
1t is the one spring remedy sought after
and highly esteemed by intelligent, earnest
men and women throughout the land
Paine's celery compound has created its
own constituency.
Men and women who have never taken
spoonful of any sarsaparlla or patent
medicine NJ any sort, nor allowed them
TO enter their homes, not only use Palne's
celery compound when themselves sick,
hut persuade their families to do the
same
And yet when the history of tins won
derful remedy IS studied it Is easy to un-
derstand why Paine's celery compound
thus stands alone and superior TO all rem.
edics in the estimation Of the public
1t is n physicians remedy.
1t Is the prescription OF Edward p,
Phelps, NJ. n, LII. d.. professor Of materia
mcdIca at Dartmouth College
There Is no MISLEADING the standing or
ralne's celery compound In the family Of
Major A. NJ Wheeler, superintendent Of
exhibits Of the Pan-Amerlcan exposition,
New York state commissioning. at the At
lanta exposition and former assistant
postmaster of Buffalo:
Buffalo n. Y, Feb. ., 1901
Dear Srs: Being run down from over
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-30
SAN FELIPE NEWS ITEMS.
Teachers Have Appointed a Committee
10 AID IN Raieinn IaNns

Teachers Have APPOINTED a Committee
TO AID in Raising Taxes.
san Feline Texas March ~ san Felipe
is the ouly incorporated city in Austin
county.
Hawks are very numerous and are carry
Ing of muny young chickens.
The ,nhhagc lice are destroying almost
AN the Young cabbage plants an the euin-
pmckbIrds are very destructive TO the
Thrrc las been considerable petty THEY
Ing going am ~ late.
Cnlmgr that Weighed trimmed seven
and one hair pounds, rutabJaH5 thtt
weighed s,yvn, winter radishss larger ANA
boots. onions. lctturc ANA Strawberries u
mntcu have been raised here dgring tbs
resolution was offered In the SIN
Feline council to OGr TO donate to tue
Stare Pen acrcs or lauh as IN agricultural
experiment station, but the resolution
Thc cirzcns Of san Felipe and commun.
ity received two carloads ct ste1 corn and
cotton, which We're distributed umpug tue
FARMERS Ia proportion To the amount "
land they own Very little went to feed
rich peoples cattle.
County Judge Boil Principal &. w. Fougr
of Bcllvillc and Principal j. II Nall ~
san Fcllpc were appointed n COMMITTEES
hy the teachers institute to devise mems
tor increasing the public school mouct
along the following lines; Inc SinlE taX
to be increased to the full legal limit -
mills. pnCh district 20 he required To raise
an umouut equal To that received fum
the state and to secure the en0 tuuoni vt
able property shall I've round ana taxed.
This committee Is 80 begin NOW To wpri
on The next legislature. II Is a part OF
then business Ia work up committees IN
other counties aud To get other teachers
associations To work along this line.
ProtrNctcd meetings hogan here Wedne>-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-30
Austin News Notes.

Austin, Texas March -. Colonel sam
DIXON OF Houston gave the newspaper
boys dinner yesterday evening at the
sa;sc. EycNGhlng went of in hlie style
ana the most made a few remarks on the
Vii row pending allowing fruit aud vege
tabi, companies TO organize and take out
a charter. lie stated that several com
paaies in the State viii be ready for busi-
ness as soon as the bin was passed by
the legisi-ure.
The court Of criminal appeals conyencs
Monday with good sized docket to dis
pose of.
Rev. G. Polk Goodson has returned from
a visit to Dallas
Mrs. Trabelm Koppcrl of Galveston IS
here for few days visiting relatives.
Judc' GlgsScock of Georgetown is here
for u few days on business.
The local fire laddics are making big
prCpFr7 ous celebrate g." lH"'"'"
De-
The State hoard of education today
Pc s4ut..u su.,I 60. s,..a.-. tv--.- i
uOnds .or ,ae pernIahen. sgioU. 4u...
Ex-senator Alice Of Laredo ls here for
few days ON business.
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SEARCH MADE FOR NORRIS
JAIL AT ATHENS GONE THROUGH
BY A SNAIL hOB.
Crowd Is Believed 70 Have Gone from,
Corsicsaa 10 isa1c.son County.
Norris to Get Change OF Venue.

Athens. Texas. Marei % Last night
about II O'Clock the deputy 10 the county
jail WAS awakened 10y sae one ealing
that he had man he wanted taken care
of. The deputy opened .hc jan door AMI
abp4s dozen men stepped IN. About
ths time tar sheriff %! ths comfy, VIII
ians. came Ia ana asked u II was ncccs
sary ior 80 many meA 40 bring 10 one
hlh aal jsm9rkei Fee must b. q bad r.iAf.
ac'rr The spokesman % The men snld no
DE is tly harmless. ''Bai we wan
td srHch yoH: jail 10 srt Y son nave An.
dtfspn Norris Tile ShNrim sass rdcy ID
80 arrh the ial. and dil 81 we'll.
w ic supposed tip men are from Cor7''
cana uiA they cine In Oh the ii;%i ..
ni. passenger Norris is the negro who Is
al!eg'1 Ia have murderel Mrs. frencn
With gun barrrl near Bty, Texas last
DecclnApr and whnih toe C0esirarh ell
zcrs lave hrcn inaNing for ever since
tle burning Of Henderson.
cordcua. Texas. March % It is now
conceded tia. the negro Anderson Norrls,
who Is charged with bcltine Mrs. james
troRrh 10 Death with tle hagnl Of gan
Last Noy mhcr. viii nos Ee rptHrncl here
for trial II is uudrso0l TIE an 2ttor-
lcys viii Apply fer : AJngn ut Y,nui, II
they have not already done so.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-30
GALVESTON BILL PASSED.
The Senate Amended II by Making II
Effective June |.
HOUSE PASSED THE LAND BILL FINALLY
Il Contains No Provisions for Lease
D;strict--Thc Building and Loans
Bill Went Through.

Austin Texas, March 2o--The senate this
afternoon passed the building and loan
association bill requiring companies to have
$4,000 In stock subscribed and 10 per
cent paid In before they can do business
In this State.
After considering local bills for the
most OF the day, the house took up the
land bill at O'Clock this afternoon aud
passed 1t with many amendments. Leases
are honored for the time on which the
rental has been paid in advance. There
Is no tense line IN the bin whichever. but
an absolute lease Is maintained In counties
where land is not on the market until
leases expire except Irion. Tom Green,
Glnsscock schlcichcr and other counties
east and Midland .--nftcr which time
lands ARE subject to sale for sixty days
II not sold in that time the lessee has a
preference right to take ont new lease.
The bill also contains provisions shocking
put bonus hunters
The Galveston commission bill passed
the senate this afternoon and was amend.
ed by fixing the time for 1t to 90 into cf
feet, which IS June !.
Many members Of the legislature left
tonight FOR Houston and Galveston aud
there VIII hardly be a quorum In either
house tomorrow.
Tie governor this morning signed me
Texas Ranger bill Also the hln ameud-
Ing article 2ai3, chaptel :. title Nl4 OF the
ductlon Of certain abstracts of title rs evil
Hence.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-30
SONS OF CONFEDERATE VETERANS.
The Texas Division Called to Con. enc in
Waco on May 6.
General Order No. 3.

General Ordef No. s.
Headquarters reNas Division United
Sons of Confederate Veterans. Dallas
Texas, March 90 acting under authority
of scctlon ~, article IN, Of the general
constitution Of the United Sons of Confad-
crate Veterans, | hereby call meeting OF
the Tcxns division OF the Sous of Conred-
crate Veterans, to convene in the city OF
Waco ON the Sth day Of May, ln01. The
purpose for which this meeting is called
Is 20 more thoroughly organize the division
and &C. adopt a constitution aud bylaws,
and TO transact ANY other business that
may come before the meeting
Under section So article y. of the general
constitution, each camp Is entitled 90 rep
RESERVATION IN the meeting as fnIiows. one
delegate for every Ten active m'mhrrs aud
one additional "'lesn'e for Il traction or
five or more. provided, that every camp
shall he cutttled 40 two delegates
An camps in the division are earnestly
requested TO call meetings and elect dcic.
gates To this meeting, and it is hoped That
every camp In the division VIII be repre-
scented. By order of
Charles s. Swindels,
Division Commanded.
Official: J.. G. Camp, Division Adjutant,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-30
AFrERNooN SESSION.

When the house rccopveued uonsidera-
ton Of the land hill was resumed
MIR. Williugham declared thar the house
could adopt as many appointments as Il
pleased aud when " got through he would
offer substitute abolshing the lease line
entirely.
ting Noakum and Terry In the LEASE dis.
trlet and taking Irlon aud Schleicher out
OF the district. The amendment as to
Iriou and Schleicher taking them out Of
the lease district was adopted, that part
Of the amendment affecting NOakum and
Terry was defeated.
Air. Hendrick offered mn Amendment pro-
tectlng lessees for the eurrenJ year npon
which they have paid rental In advance
which was adopted,
MIR. Boyd offered an amendment taking
Niasscoek ANA West Tenn Green counties
out OF the lease district Mr. Hawkins on
amendment.
Mr. Decker then offered an amendment
taking Midland, one OF Mr.. Hawkins coun
Ties. out OF the lease district. fir HAw.
iins lnterposed q vigorous objection, claim
ing the amendment was INTENDED To humill,
ate MIN before his people. a popullSt having
ipn against him on a platform declaring
that Midland hc opened 10 settlement IN,
Decker amendment WAS adopted. The iii
was then cngrossed 81 ayes y noes.
Tie house then took w aud passed a
number OF local bills.
Speaker Prince called Mr.. Morrow 1,
bills.
The speaker, after tho local hills had
been disposed Of, took the hoor and aske,
unanimous consent TO take up senate hil
granting q pension OF $50 year 10 Mar.
~ Batcheiler, the widow OF soldier q
the Texas war ~ Independence.
on last night" said Speaker Prince
the gentleman from Kaufman Nir Mcr
| row objected 70 consideration nf this hlll
| The house laughed uproarlous,y NJ III,
Joke the speaker had played on Mr. Moi
| row In getting him 10 the chair. where n
| eouldn't object.
Consent was gisan the speaker ana IN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-30
EX.GOV. STONE IS IN TEXAS
SAYS HE is LOOKING AFTER PRI-
VATE BUSINESS.
A Big Shipment Of Copper Ore Is to Be
Made from Llano to
Ell Paso.

Austin. Texas. March 20 Eek Governor
William j Stone of Missouri arrived in
town this morning. and to Post reporter
he stated cmpbaticalIy that the object Of
his visit WIS absolutely private bnsiness.
He called on the governor. aud when the
members OF the house learned that the dis
unguisaei Missouriai, was - ~ t1!i1ing
they Immediately passed q resolution ask
ing him 10 address them tonight lie de-
cdned the invitation on account Of sore
throat. having just recovered from the
grip. This is his FIRST visit to Austin, and
he viii remain over until tomorrow night
before leaving for nome.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-30
BRENNAN BUDGET.

Brcnham, Texas, March ~ Owl mce5-
ings for the use aud benefit Of the city cnm-
palgn arc being held In the various voting
districts Of thr city.
The Fouuighty cluh met on Thursday
afternoon ~ the library rooms IN regular
session. MIS- D. Curry and Mrs. Hebcr
taly, Mts. Il n Luun. rrad a lctier fro.p
Mrs. Ring of Houston. prcSidrn. ot tsp
hiato Library association, asking for Inf0!-
nation CONCERNING the library which has
ntcH established 90 this place. II Is Ms.
h!n4 S luttntinn to lucludc history of the
btenhem iIhray 10 one OF her REPORTS
lnerc was school fest at Woolard's
creek school house tonight.
Mrs. r.. y Carlisle OF Chuppcl Eln IS
a fncst OF Nj aud Mrs. Charles Fowler.
Miss Myrtle AWAIT who has been attend
ing school az Temple, w0s in the city tnday
~ route 10 her home at Burton
Mrs W " l0ddy returned today from
yst 10 relatives al Houston
Me7srF. Chnrlps Lemm, + ". SChuercn.
berg, Robert Scaramm Hermann Jahnir
aud Mr.. Blllngcr have returned from Il
fishing "trip To- The Ycgm. rhoy brought
back forty pounds Of nice fish and an en-
thusilttic report Of u good time
NicSsrs. Il j. Jackson. ]. r. Hcnrtgllyos.
Caldwell u. j. small. thapp"ll HUi. q. y.
Tocflenhure, ll"rkdalc, attended ne hnu-
guei given by Brrnham commandcry Thurs.
day evening after the meeting no winch
Ia" Rcd Cross aud Temple degrees were
conferred.
turned this morning from Dallas. where
they attended the session Of the State
SUNDAY sehool convention
Mr.. and Mrs + -. Campbell win enter
tain few young people az a dinner party
an saturday evening
Tho usual FRIDAY night hop Is announced
Rt Lusk's hall this evening.
lhC saloon men Of the city have agreed
among themselves that hereafter MINORS
win not be allowed In their places of busi-
,,.,,,n...,,t, ,t,. ~ ga. ncv.i,. f,,r,,,..1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-30
The KINDS DAUGHTERS.

To the Editor of The Post.
gainesville Texas, March 2S.-rhe fourth
annual convention Of tue international
order Of the Kings Daughters OF Texas
viii meet In Fort Worth the 21st, 22d aud
23d of May, little later than usual Mrs.
l. {. Davis W the central council of New
Nork will he with us and possibly Mrs.
win be glad to welcome and entertain II
large delegation. If there are circles who
nave not cumc into the state organization.
we would he glad To hear from them, also
II there are those who would like to orgun-
izc circle OF the Kings Daughters tney
can get all desired Information by CORE
spending with Mrs. T.. K. Davis, Stlte
secretary Kings Daughters, Gainesville,
ntNgs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-30
COLD IN wooD COUNTY,
Rich Quartz Is Said to Sc Plentiful Near
Mineola.


Mineola.
Mmcoln, Texas. March IS There mas
hcpn for several days considerable excite
ment in this community over the allogCd
discovery of gold on farm two miles
northwest Of town The pluce is owned ny
a Mr.. Price, a fauner A Few days ago he
brought TO jrwopr of this city Il roc6
about two inches long, one ana Il half
inches Wide aud about three-eighths of an
inrn in thickness ana having every appear.
ance az being gold-hearlug quartz which
In fact Il proved Ia hc, With the use OF \
snurp pointed instrument one ~ The very
many pllucrlng sparks was removed trom
the rock and thorough test showed thNr
IL was the purest OF gold MIR. Price Slvs
he took this rock carelessly from others
like 1t at n rocky place IN his held.
One az his neighhors, Mr. borough, saws
ON his adjacent land there Is an abuudauce
OF the same rock and that he has seen cold
if the sand on the bottom OF 4 little rav.ne
near by,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-30
Sinner Retail Clerks oroanlzed.

sinner, Texas. March pa Retail Clerks
Protective association was organized at
the opera house last night. c. !, Jaeggli
was elected president ana II. Strlebeck
secretary. Every clerk in town signed the
roll, petition Tor early closing during
the summer months will he presented 10
ten months ago by the merchants TO keep
their business houses closed on Sunday was
commended and the employers were eulo.
NiypH
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-30
Land Case Decided.

lli7boro, Texas. March IS The case of
Moliic =. ilolbcrt vs. J. De Boie ct al, was
decided today for the defendants, The
case was 0lcd in 1850, ana has been tried
three umcS I'M every instance 1t has been
won by the defendants, hut upon appeal
reversed and r"maudcd The suit Involves
the tide To- a large holy Of land near Mount
Calm, The land is suhdyldeh into small
farms and Is valued at from $40 to $50 AN
Atrp
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-30
Oh Shipped from Gainesvills.

Gainesville, Toxins, March %. The
Gainesville oil mill shipped n trainload Of
oil to Louisville, Ky, today over the Sant.
Fe route. rho shipment consisted OF
twenty four tanks Of the products OF the
mill. Tn, OUTPUT Of the min this seas n
has been 100000 gallons.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-30
Moulton Matters.

Moulton Texas March ~ DR. j. Y.
Hicks viii build a brick business house
on Moore avenue some time this summer.
The san Antonio ana ArauSas Pass rall-
road is putting Il new pump IN the com
pany'0 we'll at thiS place.
Mr.. Frank Nehunk0 has moved his entire
stock of goods into his new huilding
some of the farmers are stIll holding
cotton COr a better pricr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-30
FL Paso Bonds Sold.

NJ paso Texas, .Iaryh 2s,-The final sale
OF the recent IN pnsn city school bonds is
SUE 90 $4,000 was made today 10 W. *.
Have, y Son OF 81 veland Ohio, and the
money was paid over,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-30
If He
Says So

Don't doubt your doctor.
If you haven't perfect con-,
fidence in him, get another.
If you have just the one you
like, ask him this straight,
plain question:
"What do you think of
Ayers Sarsaparilla ?"
If he says it's good for
tired people, good for puri-
flying and enriching the blood,
good for weak nerves, and
good for building up the
general health, then remem-
Der his advice.
Perhaps one Of these days
you will want to profit by it.
slss bs.iis. All druggists.
Jc.AYER CO.. Lowell. Mass.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-30

Best for rheumatism, Elmer A Amend.s
Prescription No, aSal Celebrated on is
merlts for many effectual cnres. E ~
Schmidt. Houston. Texas. sole agent. -