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HfAIHlR sND CROPS.

Chiffon McLennan County. Texas, J. eh
ru1ry Quite a heavy rain fell here
during the Pact twenty four hours, put
ting the ground In excellent shape for
plowing. Some gardens are already made
In This vicinity.
Rusk. Cherokee County, Texas, Feb
ruary Z. 1t has been rlining for three
or four days ard the groun is very wet.
farmers will so to pl nt!nE as soon rs
beginning to suffer.
Meridian, Basque County, Texas, Feb
ruary IA dec wetting RAN. lasting
some six hours has fallen 10 this Part o,
Bosgre county and the weather promises
yet more to come. Both plowmsn AMI
wheat growers viii welcome the season
Glen Rose, somervel County. Texns
February 6.--H II, sleet and rain has
continued TO full here since yesterday
st y o'clock in light showers in III
giving a fair season. Farma.: interests
well advanced ana much blowing has al
ready been done.
Denton, Denton County. Texas, Feb
ruary THE fsrmers are surfeited on
rain for which they have, been complain
ing for several weeks but the moistur !,
continues to fall and the clouds tonight
show no Indications Of breaking yet.
Plenty Of stock water has been afforded
however. and the stockmen are contented.
Mckinney. Collin County. Tex S. Feb
rrsry IN much needed rain his been
filling here during the plrt two days.
II viii greatly henef, wheat. which " 8
suffering. 1t viii also put the olt and
corn land. which is mostly broken for
the next crop. In good shape, pul'ers
ing the clods ana mellowlnr thu ground.
Hillsboro. Kin County. Texas. February
Slime rains lave fallen in this county
since Sunday and are Of great ami Ere1ri
benefit to whe md oats The rains
have fallen slowly and all OF the water
has been absorbed By the eurth. for II
was very dry. It will take a wae6's rc,n
TO wet the ground thoroughly. farmccs
are much gratifed over the riins.
Lovelady. Houston County. Texis, FEB
lHary y The heavy rains that Haze
been falling for the last few days tere
clused the creeks and slpusns To he
swollen. and It 10 impossible for people
living out in tas country 10 get INTO
town. The cotton az this sr'!ion ias
apout all been marketed and the rncrs
are making preparations for new croo.
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.
Especial to The Poat.)


Pert Eaas, La, February S--Arrived: e.
Mar (Am.l, from New York, VerdGnde
lNoel. from Manchester; Clinton. (Drl, IF. nj
Hull Red Crcss tBrl, from 81. Vincent
cape Go Nc.de; Columbia tNor), from bosas
del Tore; Utstein (NorD, fion Dlueheds
Sailed: Aiabame tNorl, for Bluchelds;
Betty (Aus.i, for Vienna Trieste and Flune.
via Newport News 1hem.s tNorl. for Tam
plcn.
Newport Ncwa, Va.--Arrived: Freshhcid
fem Sabine Pas7 and sailed for Rotterdam
Norfolk, Va.-Arrived; Claudlus, from Gal
yestoa.
Bremen, Sailed Heigoiand (GerA, for
L!verpool.-Arriyed; Paullna Cspanl from
Galveston
soulhampton-- vaderland, from
New York
Nar!es,-Arrlyed: Hohensonern, from New
Yoik.
Hayrc Arrived La Gascosne from New
York
Port OF Spain, Trinidad Islands Arrived;
pr,nsessin Victoria Luse, from New York.
New Ycik,--Awivcd; BULGARIA; Fperst l'is-
lnarok, from Naples Kopsiagton, from Ant
werp. =
Liverpool. Arrived; Oceanic, from New
York
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PENSION BILLS
Took Up the Grenter Portion OF the
Houses Time.

TOO" VI the erenter fnrtio" OF th'
mouse iiihe'
washington, February s.-Pi'ate pen
sion legislation WIS the resuinr order
in the house today some ,ui.esIIaneous
r,,,,or. -, a,s.,..a, - .u,a,.. H.. r.,
"e'o ''9'osen VI Dui'4e Wy eo"-
sloeration CT pension oiils wts COM
menced.
BINS were pargcd 10 ner,nI, n.,,oeste,d
&c !, -. ah.,1,s -,
" '''s a0--'uoHel roi' Fet'erhiih
military reservation. Wyoming, to extend
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NOSSsssgay
Tastes Good

And eating is simply psrfunctory--
done because it must be
This is the common complaint Of
the dys2epiic.
lIseailng sparingly would cure dys-
pepsla few would suffer from It long.
The only way to cure dyspepsia.
which is difficult digestion is TO give
ylgor and lone to the stomach and the
whole digestive system.
Hoods Sarsaperilla cured the niece Of
Prank Fay. io6 n St. South Boston, Mass.
lwho writes that she had been great sufferer
from dyspepsia for six years: had been with
Iout appetite and had been troubled with sour
lstomach and headache. She had tried many
lother medicines In vain. Two bottles of
Hoods sarsapariIla made her WELL
Hoods Sas-sapas-fxxa
Promlses 70 cure and keeps the
PROMISE Don't wait TIL you ara.
worse. but buy bottle today.
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SMALLPOX,

| Dickinson, Texas, February Small
lpcx Is reported in the negro settlement
near this place.
I Marlin, Texas. February S.--hl the
snallpox patients have been disohurscA
and all danger is over and no uneaslness
( of now cases is felt.
! benton, Texas. February Five cases
! Of smallpox are reported from nelr Lew
! isyille, in the southern edge OF the teuh-
~ and ono in the northcrn part. NJ !wccn
irllot Point and Sanger.
! Holl nd. Texas. February Two Uses
OF smallpox have been discovered here.
both white, They were carried % Dslt,n
to be put in the esthouss. The trustees
hnd the entire school vaccinated ami II
is running along As usuIl. Many nave
been exposed.
I Yoskum, Texas. February S.-Owtns ~
tire existence Of smallpox in the city, ana
under the advice of County Helm IT.
tcer L2ckey, the school bard ye;tori Y
adopted resolution requiring all pIpils
and teachers in the public schools 10
present certificates OF vaccination fran
physician on entering school next Nom
day.
Galveston, Texts February S-Small-
FOX made it's appearance Yesterday among
the prisoners in the couaty jail, Two
c'ses We're dlsc9Vers1 tho priEarers in
both case; beng colorel. According to
City Health Officer WillJnson Galveston
should at the present time have 1t least
1t,cG0 smallpox immunes. The city health
officer bases his belief on the returns
made to him by the different physicians
and by the corps Of free vaccnators that
have until last wcck been n king a
honse 70 houss canvass CT Tho city. Dr.
Wilkinson sid yesteriiy that at least
1900 of these vaccinations have been made
since Christmas, exclusive of aoout 14o)
or 1900 made bv physi"i,ns n the course
CT their privste practice.
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on Tuesday morning. arrived here yes
tcrdny 5fterncon and were liid TO rest
in the North Bolton cemetery this morn
ing. Her desth was quite sudden and
was a. great shock to her family, who
reside here
WHITE. Fort Worth, Texas. February
.7.--Thoms f. White aged 80, died this
morning. TIE deceased was foreman 0.
thp cEr icp;rtmen, OF the Texas and
Pac.hc and had Eeen with the company
years. He vas member Of three pCcret
societies. FrAternal Mystic Circle An
Gent Order United WcrHmen and Fra
tcrnal Unton.
,PcTD.--Emcry, Texas, February -
Former Co@nty Judge James A. Boyd
died here .oday II a. m. Judge R3Yd
VAS a native of Kentucky and c me 10
Texas abou. seventeen years aeo. frat To
Dlllcs county. He servoi AZ couaty iu1Sc
of Rains county from 1896 to November,
1900
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DEATHS.

! WILlTANS -+Austln, Texas, February
S-E9ward Williams. agid IS years died
Yesterday after short illness. He was
bora in Cornw3li county. England, jan
| uary S, 1915
HAIL Victoria Texas February s.
The remains OF +. f. Hal D ssed through
here yesterdly en- route 10 C.srka. CAL
houn county. where they will be inferred
today Mr. Hall was rosliel; OF H1us-
ton, enga sei IN the live stock comm:s-
sion business, and WAS married ON Jan
usry 20 Miss Maggie Marklom Of Cnl-
houn county. HIS death W caused b.
pneum- ma.
GuENTHER.-San Angelo, Texas, Fep-
iuary 6-Mrs Emile Guenther, native
OF Germany, died IN this city last Mon
day, the rem Iins being inferred Ia the
LEGAL cemetery YESTERDAY.
PAIiE,-Sln An .o,o, Texas, February
6-Mrs. ? L. Pate died in this county
last Sunday e:eaiug. Mrs. tie leaves
q hulbaId and four young children. The
lth4ly recently clme to this section
, ircm Bras,s county.
SULLIVAN. Hun yingtcn. Texas. Feb.
rplry 3.-'Mr JAMES sullivan. an old
ct'izeA OF this county, died and was buried
Yesterday, SULTAN was seven feet, two
incheS high being the tallest m n in
this part of Tex3s,
RAY CIR esis seek. Texas. Febru,rv =
Died. at his home in IN city. Mr. john
H. RsY, the remains were buried todag
~ The Grotsoeeck lodge, Knights Of
4. Py;hlas, OF watch he was member
Sl'ERNBNBD.NG. - industry. Texas
FcoFulry s III. julius sernenbere Al
old ald respected citizen of TINS romF
mun4iy, died hers this morning at II
OK, AGED So years. Mr.. Sternenbsrv
o.me here il lsi5 and nIs resided here
SANkE Galveston. Texas, February
S;IAteS Jarke, aged Al yeirs, died At 10
i Si2cN 'ast night at his resiienes, 23l7
~ Aet rect The funeral tolk place
nus afternoon at O'Clock and was al
lehded BY the Order OF the Sons OF Her.
Der. 10 medh-
4ri sAhlisCN Bryan. Texas. February
s.-MF' q w. Thompson died at his nom,
~ rue AleNandr.a community Mt 7 n m
Yesterday Mr.. Thompson was\sb years
o. ags snd had lived In this comfy far
sni,tE- hNe years He was an exaellsn.
Sntssn ana lie yes wife aud seven chi
$50 ne WIS buried at O'Clock this
NANlX HemPstead. Texas. February
ia. .itf NtnlA. an old resident OF
ms county. residing about seven miles
from Hampstead died late yesterdsv
evening OF pneumonia The deceased wss
,..ee isld owner, md cultivated lands
extensively in the BRACES bottom
hAob'siI bSS.--Denisa Texss Febr.,-
az. az 1Mts, J.. x Daughters, wife OF
shiet Sie,I Daughters If the KATY dysi
,es nisht, Deceased WIS very promi M :.
IN benevolent work and literary cisclss.
EENNETT.-belton. Tev.s Fehrp, ~
Ito -r'nN-- - 49, 49, $500
nee pockum. who died at Paris, rexa,
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DOMESTIC.

1t is raid that Great Britain's answer
In Tho Nicaragua conal matter will be
tantamount to a refusal
George J and Helen Gould have been
pp1intel recelvers for all income Of the
Countess Cas- Glaze in excess of 100000.
Crude oil advanced 1 cent per barrel at
Lima, Ohio.
Mrs. Nations 70 lowers became very
ms Enan. because she refused to 20 on
smashing raid with II en-
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lieutenant general AMI aisu the three
nominations 20 the offices Of maicr gen
cral under the army reorganization b'll.
All tho nomin to briga1lers wers
also feyorably acted upon except these
of General Leonard Wood, Ge-eral Fred
d. Grant and j. franklin Bell These
were held up in order to permit further
investigation.
II is said that In the committee therC
was no disagreement 10 tho actlon taken.
The feeling which prevailed was that.
Generals Wood, Bell and Grant had not
seen enough military seryce to entitle
them to promotion over many older AMI
experienced officers. While 1t was stat
ed that the action OF the committee w3s
not final, there was an impression thar
tho oonfrmati Of the other nominations
should be made FIRST.
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THREE Mo INSURANCE. COMPANIES
Annual Reports show the Great
uuslueAs Done.

New York February S.--rhe last Of
the annual statements Of the three great
life Insurance companies. tho Rquitable.
the Muual and the New York, Is jus.
out The amount of business written by
these companies in 1900 was sSgS POI l75,
and their Insurance In force at the be
ginning OF the year reached the enormous
toisl OF SS,Ao0 $50, 500 AS usual, tho
Mutual Life Insurance company OF New
YORK Is far In the lead and easily main
tains its position as the largest, strong,
est NEST progressive life insurance com
pany in the world, Its assets amount TO
SSs5,I5Sl5s,
ITS income was oses $50, 900 900 and the
volume OF It's business was the greatest
In its history Nearly two and half mil
liens were paid in dividends All the com
panies are looking forward to an exeep-
uonally prosperous year,
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LoCKHART LOCALS.
Postofiicc Did IA Big Business-M'
Improying ROudbed.

Lcckhar, Texas, February S.-The L'cisi
Grocery company received yesterday w
solid carloads of groceries for It's biz w
sale house In this city. !.
The postcffice sold "Wednesday 70 ors z
IN LocRhart 10000 stamped 2.ren, eve aye. Z
and the salss of stamps ana eh'e'00a :
the day amounted to s22S,Si &.
Plans and pe.iflcatSons are nov ~
prepared for tho largest and mes 'a
ness building yet erected N toe clv \,
Rev. Sam Jones, who lectured IN w y
Monday night, complimented Locknr :
having the finest and most convenient ~
room N the State, SO far as be nag ". !
The new l20O-lght motor ana dy1iIl \, 4
the new electric light plant has arIAs ,.s n,
IS being placed In position. New wv. Y,
poles arc being erected and az enu u ~, y
sgt en- is being substituted for ne ~ M, Z
The roadbed of the Missouri, kan s',, 4,
Texas IS being greatly improved m,'s Y
Lockhart and Smithville. The coulp' .,., 4
a large steam shovel at work ~ 10y ' ssl
susourb OF Lockhart which au!ae. sassss
attention, and Is visited by iaiss ass'''
OF the citizens daily.
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DicNil,son Dots.

Dickinson Texas, February s.--The eS-
hlhiticn building which was 80 badly dam
aged by the September storm iS beinJ
torn acwn and the lumber will be used
Tor building several cottl ges.
Mr., aud Mrs. A. Henderson came UP
from Gllves.on last week to reside here
in the future.
MIR. c. g. Garner Is preparing = have
an addition put TO hts store, witch viii
make It much iarser
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WINS New. Notes.

willis. Texas, February s.-Dr olsn'' !
Bryan has moved to Willis. I. 4
The Willis Index, which was pausl \
some ..me ago by Lee Frazer o. vV'' -.
gu. again as an up to date weeAp vi. ID,
paper with NJ. C. Leslie as editor ~
Frazier as business manager. i. ,lsIa
Mr.. Alex Garrett OF WoodNie =
friends here. ,on,sp,s1
bis dance tonight over the Cres'sA'
companys store. ,as,y Isl
Mr.. Lee Frazier OF Conroe Is up 'o oise
Ing after business matters 10 'p,s r.. rrsss;i;
The local telephone system ~ bse,1l
thsnged hands, Mr.. L. A. Dane'
the purchaser v,si,,r ~
week Of Rev G. VI. Daniel Oh w,:,s
ana preached at the Baptist cauf'a
day night,
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This Way
Lies Safety.

Among intelligent and careful men Il Is NOR.
and more becoming the custom Of having IN.
fluids Of the body regularly examined mIcro.
scopicaily, some every six months --others uno,.
frequently. In other way so certain =
knowledge Of the health Of the body be ascer.
tanned The kidneys having few nerves Of sen.
sation frequently do not pain and Il Is ouIv
BY an analysis or by carefully observing sym.
toms that one may know Of the breaking down
Of these great organs and q serious condition
of health. The many recent and sudden deaths
from so-caiIed heart failure and apopiexy-but
In truth from Bright's Disease Of the kidneys.
should make every careful and woman
pause and endeavor to ascertain their exact
physical condition. The registered physiciso.
Of warmers Safe Cure Co. Rochester, N ".
make every month hundreds Of micro,copica,
analyses, hence they necessarily have a remark
able experience In this particular field of kuowl.
edge Full particulars how to proceed, together
with much valuable Information will be sent
free application.
II you are suffering from any Of the common
symptoms Of Kidney disease. such as tickle
appetite. headache, chiis, fIatuIence, paiIor too
much or too sc,nty fluids deposits In same
on standing. nervousness. depressi etc resort
at once to that standard vegetable cure for
ali forms of kidney trouble, --Warner's Safe
cure,-a remedy with an honorable record Of
more than twenty zone years, In all parts O,
what Is claimed for 1t.
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New Texas Banks.
Special 10 The Pos,

W0FsT
Washington, February S.--The comp,
trailer of tae currency has approved the
application OF r. c, Phillips OF Bowie
a. z. Th9mas, F. II. Jones. n. A. Wilson
George Splitter and sla stark to orgsnige
the Citizens National bank al Jscksbnru
with $4,000 capital
Also the application OF T. c. Philrps
OF Bowie. x. Q Gllliland, G. p. Hamu-
ton, j NJ. Wiieman and y. b. Claumch 10
organize the Farmers National bank d
Mangum o. T., With $4,000 capital.
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Sd. Lonis rnno.l,ion nlIl.

Washington, February s.--se2rosenta-
tive 1awney CMich), Chairman OF the
special committee on ST. Louis expo.i-
tion. I. day filed hts fayori5la report on
the bin ,arorcpriating s5,c0o,OOu ia aid cf
the sx0ositicn.
Rep ssentatives Williams tMass) ara
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RAILROADS.

The lowest passenger rate to Texas
points from Memph!s Tenn, ever known
will he PHI. into effect February 10.
The Houston East and West Texas new
time card will 60 into effect Sunday.
The Cane Belt party inspected the port
Of Velasco and we're much pleased.
The Hlrr.man syndicate VIII issue bonds
to finance the Southern Pacific deal
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LOCAL.

Candidates for mayer who desire to go
before the democratic pr,mar.es must
subml their names not later thzn moon
To-Day.
Sudden death Of DR.. W B. olive.
Opposition to any chinge from the
present school sytem.
Installation OF officers OF Ruthver com
mandery No. g
The anniycrsary OF the establishment
OF the cumberland Presbyterian church,
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wAsHINGToy.

II 10 believed that nm extra session OF
congress VIII be called unless TIA holy
fha tasr some action regarding Cuba
ana itc rslat on TO the United sta e..
rne charges aga,nst Delegate wilcox
are being inye;t'gatcd by the house COM
mittea on ections.
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-s-.|@----7---7777-7~1-
STATE.

The ass.s ant attorney general has rem
dered an important opinion as to the
rights Of ;he State in Lands sold for other
purposes than mining.
Nine telephone cables we're cut at San
Antonio.
A programme for the meeting of the
Texas Press association at Houston has
been arranged,
A. j. Hunn!cutt was given seventeen
years for the murder Of his daughter at
Tenaha.
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Gonzalez. Texas, February IA do u
ment was filed yesterday evening in the
county Clerks egace for record Which
has 500 worth Of Uncle Sans revenue
stamps On IT. It IS the deed conveying
the herne Of j. d, Houston to G. n oil
w.rth fer me sum Of $4,000 Several
ether town lots have changed hands lats-
ly and there Is great den.ald here for
rent houses.
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Not in Commissions Jurisdictior

waSh.ngt q. February S,-.1hs Chi EN-
elaine commieai9n today, BY mao, y
vote. decided that the claim OK Alsop q
Co, Involving about s1,7Oo.tOn, was not
within the jurisdiction o. the commiss on.
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sninm Loss ut whccloc,s.

Whccirch, Texas, Fesruary The
kitchen and dtr!1g no m of r. R. c,nari.
ecoepled by S. C, Arnett, burned at s
o'clcck tals m,rang, caused .r,n ire
len. N ssh box Cc-ttnts ana bal'ding
valved GO 5000; no Insurance.
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SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
CHINA.

The wording OF the Chinese edict re-
garding the punishment OF officials was
changed 10 meet the views OF the f.rsiSn
ENJOYS; the belief Is spreseing that the
chinc.e cour; will not accep the demands
OF the powers.
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EczEMA, No Guar, No PAY.

Your druggist will refund your money
u PAzO OINTMENT fails 10 cure Ring
worm, letter, 0.d Ulcers and Sores,
NIPPLES and Blackheads on the face, and
all skin diseases. soc.
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Chicago, February S.--The Atlantic and
Western Telephono company demand $50.
ooo,qpO IRON the Bell Telephone Company IN
sait nlsd in the United STATES circuit
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Damnge Case comnro,n,,eo

uroveton, Texas, February THE
'am,as case OF Writ N. Wood VS.. Mis-
s'uri' kansas and Texis Railroad com
pAny ot Texas was today compromised
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Texas postoffices establlshed Aurora.
Wise county, John Kennedy postmastcr
Foot, Collin county John W. Cox post
master; ZaYalla Angelina county Jesse
G. Fondren postmaster
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LEXINGTON. The Sons Nsne n
eracy organized society wsr, .
Daughters OF the Confederac, vs,ts
orglnize. but on account OF oas ss'
not much was done.
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IlTEISL ALIVE.

Minority OF the house constitutional
amendment committee gave ieasons for
reporting agl.ns, the submission OF the
Hosg amendments.
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TIE FIRE RECORD.


Gaine5yIlicr Texas February s.-The
ane e,us"y residence OF J, b, Sawyer
waS de troyed .oiay b2 IRE; a. $500.
F1:'ly cye.ed by Insurance.
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CONGRESS.

Tho shipping bill and the naval appro-
RI alton bill wsre corsi erred by the SEN
a'e.
The house passed pecs,on bills.
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TnANsvAAu.

Lerd Roberts dispatches descriptive or
tha South African war have been ga
zetted they crlticIse General Butler.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
tspacial to The pnat.l

Wasringtcn, February s--Postamsters
appointed; Avalon, Ellis county j. w.
Reynolds Fonclne, Collin county. ]. l..
Cruz; Keene, Johnson county, G.. a.
Sutherland; Prairie View, Waller county,
j. II Pennington.
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nave been sue cessfu because have been w. u stsst
to GATE ana keep pace With the latest discoveries =
rev physicians that lie unnecessary a. ...sc,a
TO resort TO the nfe treating structure OF rss
have perfected cure which is absolutely pA. sssa
nut thoroughly Effective have tested u u AVN
rnousand cases, and my experience warrants ~ y. res
failure is imp oaslble in s. per cent al GO "a
NY treatment be applied at your own ~ ossf w
is enecfed vitno detention from business ~ ofvtN
also cure with the degree OF success srs
chronic diseases CT and women 80. ~ eAsrpSse
Kidney ana Ba dder Complaints Loss OF m,rsts mn
exclusive me:noa OF treating these 81
what have dons for others and explain ~ ~ srss
ueafment TO you entire satisfaction Oau y.
sean6eBtiaL
NEWTON HATHAWAY, N p
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ro cuRn A co,pIN nNE nan.

Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund tho money II II fails TO
t"-a. E. w Groves signature is on eacs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-09
Action OF senate commit,er.

Washington, February S,-Thc senate
committee on military aiflirs today agreed
TO report favo7ably the nomination OF
Major. General Nelson A. Miles 10 be
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-09

Senator Culberson appeared before the
Eebsie judiciary committees today In be.
halt OF The sherman court bill, which has
already passed the horse. The commits,
agreed 10 report the bill fayorably.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-09

o:ey tval filed minority rep rt against
the bill.
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n You Have pyspeps'ss. sI,s, n
Send no money, but write pr, snovy, 'Fesferas
Box 81, for six bottles OF pr, shoop III eis b
express paid. II cured, pay to'eo--h
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-09

Widows pension of sS monthly has
been granted Willie l.. Hardick, Elmo.