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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-09

For recruiting the strength and spent
energies of men and women advanced
in years. there can he no substitute for
Paine's celery compound. 1t is tho one
preparation considered worthy the mans
Of true nerve food aud blood remedy
ny physicians throughout tho country. II
is prescribed by them In every state in
the Union TO tone up the system. regu-
late the nerves. and restore health and
strength
Nothing in the past has ever sp-
preached Ii in power Of building UP weak
cned nerve tissues and giving strength
to the tired body. In severe cases OF per-
sistent headaches dyspepsia, ueuralgis,
and sleeplessness due to nervous feeble
ness, Paine's celery compound has a rec
ord OF rapid and lasting cures that em-
braces every city and town In tho wide
sweep OF the United States.
Its remarkable power over disease lies
ia It's aot3ye replacing OF WORKOUT parts
by new healthy ones, and it's healing ami
purifying action among the most minute
tissues OF the body.
The hesvy, alarming palrssn tho back
and loins disappears, the growing pale
ness. nervousness and loss OF flesh Is
stopped and a bright. ouoyant feeling
gradually takes the place OF that unend-
ing sense of tire and nervous depression.
An improved appetite, sound digestion,
uninterrupted sleep, and an energetic
nervous c ndition nvarisbiy follow the
use OF Palno's celery compound.
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PROCEEDINGS.
The senate.

Austin, Texas. February s.-The usual
Eulber Of petitions were received pray
JIG for passage of an amendment TO the
zeal option Law prohibiting express
fanpanies from importing liquor into
local option precincts.
James presented a petition from print
sfs Of sulphur Springs protesting against
lha passage Of the bill to require coun-
Tics to have printed at their expense
plank assessment rolls.
committee on constitutional amend
rslS reported favorably joint resolu-
E'an providing for siX-year terms for
fsenool trustees, also favorsbly Turner
&Vlnl resolution relating TO taxation and
&eseoue favorably on Wilson's joint
fesoluNon to allow incorporated cities
ala lowhs, by vote OF the IaMpayers, to
Faempt of years from local taxation.
{ssrlan species o. property, and favor
SsaE on Turner's joint resolution amend
fps section IS, article ). OF the constitu-
~ prescribing the jurisdiction of com
lsslo1ers courts.
ruoln lands comm ittee reported fay-
s Ulorell5 bill to quiet titles to
Aaas IN persons holding under patents
ssvel by the State in good faith which
y ,a agt belong to the public school fund
'-uielsry No. / reported favsrably bill
sailuate acknowledgements to all in
\, constituting links in the chain
we or affecting the title to any lands
vac SKATE Of Texas; favorably en- SEN
W. amending the statutes relating
ma .as Introduction of certain abstract of
Nh Is evidence; favorably on senate
NH. y" noflzirg county judges to issue
|ms o. attachment for the detention
, sSs return ~ OF minors who have gone be-
'J Iua NE control of their guardians.
ys ss,uSlai districts reported fayorably
i ls'' 5, bill changing Burnet county from
zeal district A'' 'A''" 'u
notsas NIT mad spread in the journal
M ITO 10 reconsider the vote by which
|pli h sseaie Yesterday flnally passed the
Els '.anofd requiring counties to fur
-" lae'r own expense blank tax as
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SOLDIER LOCATED.
A Letter In The Post Helped His
Parents.

Brenham. Texas February s.--About
oo-s ago 1la lag d. ns'y u
mi place onliieI IA The army and " 5
5 gned to regiment destined for sery-
lie IN the Philippines. Last year the
parents OF the young can became alarmed
on his account net hearing from him. and
Treasurer Charles u. Herbst of this place
addressed letter q the war department
at Washington asaSing Information con-
corning the young man. Later Mr..
Herbst saw in The Post a Communication
from Corporal Harry d. Brown OF the
same comps ny aud regiment in whicn
Jagodxinsky had enlisted, and a letter Of
inquiry was sent. The mail OF Thursday
brought the foliowing
Mr. C. r. Herbst, Brenhau- Texas.
Canton, Luzon. P. J., December l6 1900.
Dear Slr: Your letter OF October "a,
asking for laformaiion about Marin
Jsgcdzinsky jus received. aud in answer
vii! say that tJaEo. az We call him. is
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stlll with the company and well. lie has
been on the sick list report only once,
and then he was not sick; only needed
medicine for n cold. He has been one
of the best soldiers 10 the company. II
is on account OF his having been out ~
the mountains 50 much, suppose that
he has not written. When he comes 10
again | VIII show him your letter and
tell him to write. Many thanks f-r your
Kindness in sending the little book of
Galveston. II is highly appreciated by
my comrades, as well as by myself
Harry d. Brown,
Corporal Company u, Thirty-third
United States Volunteers. Canton de
Iuzon r. l.
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-.
LEES; Gresham, Pickett. Ellis, Clements.
Aesnsnsos OF Limestone.
!, lnurmoDd offered an amendment,
,ne medical bill exempting midwives.
TT. Crsddock offered substitute.
when was ACCEPTED by Mr.. Thurmond
amusement was caused by the mum
WI OF requests that members be excused
an'il Monday after motion was made
70 ADJOURN until tomorrow. The mum.
wv OF excuses was so great that quo
rum Tor tomorrow was broken. Mr.
sastsrwnite moved that all excuses be
evoked. The question REQUIRED on the
motion to adjourn until 10 o'clock Mon
Jay ana a roll call was demanded. The
motion to adjourn was lost.
Inc speaker advised the house that
" would be useless TO hold 4 session to-
morrow unless the excuses granted were
revoked. as there would not be q quo
rum present.
several attempts were made to take up
local bills. but objection was made.
After much delay and Administering he
mouse adjourned until $3.50 O'Clock Mon
day morning. :
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New synasogue at Palestine.

Palestine. Texas, February s--' he
Hebrew temple Of worship just complet-
cd on sycamore street is a credit to the
city as well as to the taste and liberllity
Of those who initiated and completed IT,
Everything Is now complete except seats
the contract for which mas been let TO
W. w. Wainwright IN thirty days the
TEMPO viii b. dedicated and open for
seryiee. The Jews helped 10 build every
church in Palestine before they built
their own.
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Gnines Mnrder Cnae.

Sherman, Texas. February SIN the
case Of W. r.. Gaines, charged with the
murder Of his byother-in-law, Charles
Koch. The STATE rested IN the Introduce
tion Of the testimony yesterday and the
defense consumed the interim under his
morning. when K rested also Shortly
after noon the State began Introducing
rebattal testimony. The defeuge Is now
replying 81 Iebuttal, All the testimony
VIII likely be In and the argument we'll
under way by the night session.
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OIL IN PARKER county.

Mineral Wells, Texas, February a.
Mr. Fred Smith, reliable farmer, who
-esides near Brazoa. in Parker county.
was seen recently by The 7ost CORE
Bpondent and I e stated that oil had been
struck on farm adjoining him which
had been pronounced iubrlcating oil Of
the finest quality.
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AN UNFORTUNATE FAMILY.
Man, Wife and rive ChiIdren Have
Pneumonia.

Nacogdoches, Texas. February 7.-Mr.
y. l.. Richards. who has only lived here
a few months, Is very sick with pneu-
monia. His wife is not expected to
live through the night with the same
disease and all Of their children (hye in
number are seriously sick with the same
complaint. The citlzons and ncighbors
are looking after the family Judge Md
dlehrook took ono OF the children 10 his
home. Rev. W. w. Watts and Mr.. C. t..
Davis took a little fellow each to then
homes and are tenderly caring for them
during the great distress Of this unfor-
tunate family. Those remaining at home
are being looked after by kind neighSora
and sympsth!zing friends.
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EIsoys FOR REPORT
N, Il. svbmlsslsu Of The Hoes Amend
m.uts to a Vote
], GWEN BY MlNoslTy OF COMMITTEE
800 was Forced TO Adjourn
vo.Jny Because Members
would Not stay in Town.
Austin. Texas. February s.

Austin, TeNds, feDruary y.
r MINORITY of the house constitutional
.,msnt committee gave its reasons to-
~ making an adverse report ON the
!" condiments, and there is no doubt
ss will be seriously considered by
VI 4 the members who are inclined 10
~, submission. The reasons are brief
4 most sharply pointed.
!. soverpor sent communication to the
'.,rra to-day calling on the members to
N MIN with a list OF citizens In their
49, counties who desire to be notaries
u, The governor makes che appoint
\, and they are sent to the senate Tor
3rfrnstion.
!. understood that the bill providing for
,.,.., survey of the state in connection
I ne university will be called up Mon
/, ,be house, and from what can be
{',-,d the bill will go through.
s.u. t,rayson) wants the rule changed
I, r.ference to calling the roll OF off,
,lerts and pages of the house, giving
X, reason that 1t does not conform with
Asnty Of the house. He gave notice
!, No will introduce resolution tomor-
SEEKING to change the rule.
,,,-essntatiye Wells of Grayson county
!, that he intends to introduce bill in
I, souse providing for ladies' bath estab-
[.m,nts in tho large cities in the State.
avs that the men have places to battle,
{nta a, barber shops and the like, but the
IN, can get no such accommodations"
III according to his views it is clear case
discrimination.
|B,n. V. W. Grubbs OF Greenville Is In
ksu and is looking after his measure, pro-
EHrs for the establishment of an industrial
kAoo fer girls.
In the senate this morning a petition was
Esd from the printers of sulphur Springs
|ro,o,ng against the passage of house bill
b q, requiring the commissioners courts
l purchase from the lowest bidder all blank
|ccks aud stationery supplies required by
h several counties. The reasons given.
nong others, are that some OF the articles
b local printer can supply, but others he
10 not, and by reason OF the fact that he
hes not deal In all OF the articles enum-
rated he would be barred from bidding on
Inv Of tbcu. lis effect would be to entirely
sstrcy competition.
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fessment rolls. His motion IN h.y. -.
house return the bill prevailed.
On motion OF Savage the senate COS
surrea IN house amendments 10 the HI,
providing for the organization and main.
'e1ance OF the Denton normai COLLEGE.
me senate considered Sayare.s b,ii
a6ulng to the public school currfculnr
Ie&as history, United States history ANA
civH government. a"u
Mheeier secured the adoption oi -,
amendment adding composition,
Srinnan offered an amendment prov,8-
ing that Constitutional History Of IN.
serted. 'e in'
Senator Grlnnan made an imp,ssionct
speech In advocacy OF his amendment al.
recting attention to the absolute neces.
slty for a correct and unbiased hI,tor,
on this subject.
senator Patterson opposed the amend
meht on the grounds of sertionalism.
enitor Sebastian spoke of the inius
tIee Oh certain histories that are In us,
IN some OF the public schools and do
manded a history written by fair his.
torlan and offered substitute FOR Grin.
nan amendment providing that son.
sntutlonal history OF the Confederate
states OF America as taught by Jeffersor
davis and Alexander H. Stephens be
taught In the public schools.
senator Miller opposed teaching oon.
stltutional history TO the average punlI
and moved to table the amendment AMI
the substitute.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-09
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
Colonel Gresham Gives an Idea OF the
Status Of Relief Bills.
LEGISLATORS WERE INFORMED ABOUT THEM
Tents Arc Being Rcmovcd--News
Notes and Personals.

Galveston. Texas. February Sectional
Gresham. who has been IN Austin for
some time lin connection with Galveston
matters now before tho legislature, re-
turned home for visit" last night.
Colonel Gresham is OF the opinion the
legislature will grant adequate RELIEF
not only 10 Galveston, but to the whole
storm-swepi district. What surprises him
mos is that the legislators at Austin
Rave clearer conception of the Calves
ton bills now IN the hands OF proper
committees than have the people OF CAL
weston
In an" said Colonel Gresham this
morning there are four or FIVE bills
prepared. In the passage Of which Gal,
weston is vtally Interested. The first Of
these is the well known commission
charter bill. which carries with a. an
emergency clause and viii become opera
tive upon its being signed by the gov
ernor.
The second is the bill diverting all
State taxes for period OF fifteen years
fgom the state TO the city for the pur-
pos , OF issuing bonds with which 10 Sc
cure <noney TO raise the storm wept
district, This is the bill lelst understood
in Galveston, many people being under
the Impression this bill carries with Il
a remission. instead OF a diversion, OF the
state taxes with the exception of the
school taxes) for that period. The taxes
will continue the same the only change
being In the benehciaries."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-09

ppears TO DO gold bearing rocks. u has
been compared with Klondike nuggets
owned by one OF neighbors and the
resemblance is said to De perfect lilo
has sent a quantity Of the rock 10 an
,asayer for an examination. Houston
Atchisln, north Of Peoria, recently struck
similar strata. and he also Is having
the rock examined. They live IN tho edge
OF he cross (imbers in a hilly, rocky
section of the county.
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n.mnins a. harrison inferred Kyle

Kyle, Texas, February THE re-
mains Of Mr.. G. d. Harrison, who met a
tragic death in pdr@pgo Mexico were
brought here last aight on The midnisbt
train and today Al 1880 p n. we're. fol-
lowed 10 The Kyle cemetery BY !aFss
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MAY sc Gold il nm county.

Hlllsboro Texas, February S.--Mr w..
C. Blassingame, who lives a few miles
south Of Peoria, ID excited over the pros
pect Of f5id mine on his farm. III Dig
cling q we'll be struck slr4ta Of wha.
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Teacher. on Institute Meetings.

ralle' l's Tsf72 Fhrs The
hs a dt ct a e t
NJ ar, a3eped he following res u
tlons:
'Resolved, That we instruct our n
aitor and representative TO use their in
fucnee toward securing the enactment
of a law requiring the county superin-
tsndent Of each county to hold one local
institute in each commissioners precinct
and two general Institutes in the county
each year; and that all teachers who at
tend hall receive pay for the day and
those who are absent shall not receive
pay
Resolved. further, That we instruct
our senator aud representative 10 oppose
the proposed Law requiring the pro rata
10 be made according 10 the enrolment,
instead OF the present method.
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concoursc of friends. Mr.. Harrison was
electrician for the London syndicate and
In some way got his arm caught in the
machinery. which was pulled off and he
bled to death He was the son-in-lsw
OF REPRESENTATIVE Ferg Kyle and leaves
widow and two small children. They
have the sympathy of the community.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-09

WICHITA FALLS Wichita FAIL WI DO
clean Il Mayor Bean can accomplish u by
threatening citizens with the risors ,of the
about the city In which attention was called
TO the unsanitsry conditions prevalent and
tho liability Of an epidemic.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-09
SENATE BILLS.

BINS were introduced as follows;
ny fett-fo authorize the Houston
and Fex1s Central Railway company to
luienase the property and appurtenances
OF the following railroads: Central TaSas
ana Northwestern, Fort Worth and New
orleans, Lancaster Tap, Austin and
Northwestern and Marble Falls CITY rail-
ways. i""
by otapies-Making theft OF cotton
over the value of 500 felony.
by Tuney-7Amending the penal code
with reference to costs paid BY counties
10 county judges.
BY StafIord-To recognize diplomas is
sued by Coronal institute of San Marcos
and Tyler college OF Tyler in matter ~
teachers certificates.
BY Beaty-ro authorize the State treas
urer TO permit security and other cor
porauons required to have deposits in
the state treasury to exchange cash FOR
securities or vice versa in the mater or
their deposits.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-09

s's ~ s,ssgi., eauuo, sunni, van ..no =. an,
~ sharss, r VII express large bottis 20 YOU
ffssl.st rsspssa Be sure YOU give US youi
~ssu Nass. once Address, j. c. AVER co.
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Tcptcrs Arc Being Moved.

Galveston, Texas. February SIN con-
formJty with a resolution passed at the
last meeting of the city council Chief
of Police Amundsen today began the
work of removing the tenters along tho
peach and in the public parks and
squares, where, in many cases, the tents
have been pitched ever since the storm.
The bulk OF these squatters are TO be
found on the beach front, although they
are fairly well distributed on vacant
property over the city. a dozen or more
being found in Ball square and sherman
park.
Aside from the crude and unsightly ap-
peardnce given the city by the continued
presence in its midst of the stained and
weather beaten tents, and the unsanitary
conditions that necessarily result from
this mode OF living, it is argued that the
tent jewellers would be much better OFF in
the houses built and specially provided
for their accommodate ton by the building
committee.
An unsuccessful effort was made by
members OF the central relief committee
some weeks ago to induce the people liv-
ing in tents to move into the roller
houses, many of which have remained
tenAntless ever since they were built.
There was found o be a very great re-
luctance on the pgrt OF any OF the tent
dwellers 10 move into the more substan-
tal shelters prov ded for their accom-
med ion and he efiart was ultimately
abandoned only to- he taken up by the
council. The chief Of police detailed two
ofiicers today to wait upon the tent
dwellers and notify them that they must
move out OF the tents a once.
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Galveston, Texas, February & Mrs.
l.. J. Polk ami dauThter, Mss Annette,
went TO Houston this afternoon to at
lend the perform nee of Frank Daniels.
H. W, Lowman superintendent for
james Stewart & Co, contractors, left
this evening for ST. Louis.
F. Z. Newcumb of Orange is In the city
today.
r. Hasty of Dallas is in the city,
IL. Fl. Bryan Of Houston was in town
today.
w. E. cory, chief clerk OF the fremont
hotel under is former management ha F,
resigned his position and will leave sun
day evening iog 81. LOUIS. He will carry
with him the best wishes OF a host OF
friends
Marriage licenses have been ISSUED to
James Smi h md Mrs. Annie Goodwin,
Frederick WI liam Falk aud Miss Alden
BOIL, Peter Johnson and Mrs. Annie
Rowley.
The stockholders OF the chsmber of
commerce will hold a special meeting at
their rooms in the fremont hotel build
Ing Saturday evening at 1880 TO con-
slider several matters OF importance 20
this community among them the attempt
to remove the court or civil aprcals.
The taking up and rei,llng Of the re-
naming gas buoys has been deferred fJr
better weather
Bids for material for The erection or a
branch office at La Porte, 10 cost shout
$1,000. have been received by the United
States engineers office
Blatchford Kayanagh and the "Roney's
Boys" Concert company will appear In
the forthcoming number OF the Y. NJ c.
A. star course Of entertainments Monday
night at Rosenberg hail.
musicll evening. contributed Jointly
by the Ladies Musicale club aud the
Galveston Quarteite society, was given
tonight at Cathedral hall for the pleas
ure of associate members and patrons.
Some fifteen residents OF La Porte were
Disappointed Tuesday evening owing TO a
mls1ppreheusion TO the effect that The
Southern Pacific special would stop for
them on it's way 10 Houston.
W. w. Stevens, night clerk at the
fremont hotel. bas been promoted 20
the position OF day clerk MI. Bates wall
will in the future act az night clerk OF
the hotel.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-10-26
Fraternal Directory.
THEOSOPHY.

Aloha Branch" T. s., every Satur.
day, 1880 p. M, Arion nail. back oil
Opera House. Lending library. In
formation p. o. Box 55i, Oh ga Foit
street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-10-26

While new Honolulu Is building, It's
inhabitants might AS well give up the
notion that they have any rights IN
the streets which builders are bound Ia
Tespect. That Is, so long AS antedIlu-
Wan building regulations are In vogue,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-10-26

That is scarcely expected to he a
sham battle for which one of the most
important preparations Is the thorough
equipment of the hospital corps.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-10-26
nARmoNv LODGE. NO. ,, |. o. o. r,

Meets every Monday evening at 1850
In Harmony Hall. King street.
G. CHARLOCk. N. q.
k. X. HENDRY, secretary.
All visiting brothers very cordially
invited.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-10-26
To'cURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II Il
fails to cure. h. w. Groves signature
is on each box. 25 cents.