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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-05
Commission Of Public Lands.

On and after August 10th, 1901. at the
Office of Il. ID. Baldwin, Hilo. Hawaii.
may be applied for under Conditions Of
the Land Act of 1895 as continued In
force by AN Act to Provide a Govern
ment for the Territory of Hawaii" for
Right of Purchase Leases, and more
particularly set forth under Part VII
Of said Land Act.
All untaken lots in New Olaa tract
Lots, Puma, Hawaii. from miles to
Q miles New Olaa Road.
Appraised value $1.OO to $1,000 per
acre.
Each applicant may not acquire more
than one lot.
Qualifications of Applicants:
Must be IS years Of age, a citizen Of,
or have taken out Certificate OF Decla-
ration of becoming citizen Of the
United States of America.
CONDITIONS OF RIGHT OF
PURCHASE LEASE.
Term: Twenty-one years.
Rental: Eight per cent. on the APP
praised value given in lease, payable
semi-annually.
The Lessee must from the end of the
first to the end of the fifth year con-
tinuously maintain his home on the
leased premises.
The lessee must have in cultivation
at the end of three years five per cent
and at the end Of five years ten per
cent. Of his holding. and maintain on
agricultural land an average of ten
trees to the acre.
Pastoral land must be fenced.
Interest in Right of Purchase Lease
is not assignable without written con.
sent of the Commissioner of Public
Lands. but the least may be surrender.
ed to the Government.
In case of forfeiture or surrender OF
Right of Purchase Lease, reappraise'
ment is made of the land and OF per.
manent improvements thereon and Il
the land is again disposed OF, the In,
coming tenant shall pay for such per
manent improvements and the amount
when so received by the Government
shall be paid to the surrenderinl
Lessee.
CONDITIONS UNDER WHICH PUR
CHASE MAY BE MADE.
At any time after third year OF lease
hold term, the Lessee is entitled to {
Land Patent giving fee simple title
upon his payment of the appraise,
value set forth in lease, II he has re
duced to cultivation twenty-five pc
cent. Of his leased premises, and ha
substantially performed all other con
ditions of his lease.
For plan and further particulars ap
ply at the Public Land Office, Homo
lulu, or at the Office OF f. d. Baldwin
Hilo, Hawaii.
EDWARD S. BOYD,
Commissioner of Public Lands
Honolulu, July /, 1901.
| 1SSl-3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-05

The king OF cameras is the Ff.:.,o.
First in name, first In quality, first In
execution. Plates or films. The HO-
NOLULU PHOTO SUPPLY co. are the
sole agents for this exquisite instru-
ment..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-05
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FRS

Circuit. Territory OF Hawaii. A. chambers In pro-
tate. In the matter OF the estate Of Eieakar Lazarus
deceased. On reading and filing the re,itlon and
accounts Of the executor Of the will OF said deceased
wherein he a ks that his accounts tie examined and
approved and that fnal order he made OF al ,ribu-
ton OF the property remaining In his hands to the
persons thereto entitled. and dischaTging him iron
all further responsibility as such executor, u 10
order. d. that Monday, the 10th day Of July, A. D.
1901, at ten o'clock O. m a, the Court Room OF thu
same hereby Is appointed as the time and place for
hearing said petition and accounts. and that all per-
Interested may then sni there appear and shos
cause, u any they have why the same should not b.
granted and may present evidence as TO who are
titled 10 the said roperty.
Honolulu, June ~. IgoI.
By the Court:
GEORGE LUCAS,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-05
MARRIED.

BROOKS-GERTZ-At Waialua, Oahu,
July 4th, 1901. Miss Ada May Cert
to Mr.. Francis May Brooks.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-05
Legal Notices.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIRST
Circuit, Territory Of Hawaii. A. chambers. In pro-
bate, In he matter Of the estate OF Lilia Hashea
kanu Waipa. deceased. interstate. Petition having
been filed by Mary n. Acherley, a neee Of said In.
said estate be issued to Lyle A. Dckey. no,ice Is
hereby given that Monday, the 9Th day Of August.
ID. 1901, At 10 O'Clock an In the judiciary Build.
Ing. Honolulu, Oahu, Is appointed the time and place
for hearing said pc tion when snd where all persons
concerned may appear and show cause " any they
have. why saii petition sh uli not be granted.
Honolulu, June s7th. 1901.
BY the Court
A. q. KAuLUKOU.
iS77-Ju % Jul y,r2,'o Clerk
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-05
NOTICE.

A partnership has been formed on the Ist
day of June. 1901, by and between Hee
zee Hing Tong, Hee Che, Hee Ching Sh.e,
Quong Ming, Kan Sun, and Chang zap
Shee, doing business under the firm name
Of Yum Wo Company, at Smith street,
Honolulu. Oahu, Territory Of Hawaii. The
nature Of the business Is the Building and
General Real Estate Business.
Honolulu, June 2ith. 1901.
HEE YEE HING TONG
HEE CHIC
HEE CHING SHEE
OUONG MING
KAN SUN
iS76-27,4,tI,IS CHANG YAP SHEE
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-05
NOTICE
NOTICE..

All persons are hereby warned not to
trespsss by hunting and shooting over the
lands Pukele and Waiomao. In Palolo
Valley, and Kahala and Hamohamo, Wal.
kiki. Persons so trespassing will be pro-
secuted according TO law.
LILIUOKALANl,
by her Attorney in fact,
}. o. CARTER.
HONOLULU, TIL,
June 2Ist. 1901. IS7I.Imo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-03

fccts all trains and the time card Tor Bren-
ham VIII be az follows, Wcstbound Gay pds-
senger, 1910 d. m, eastbound day passenger,
32s .. ~; westbOund nght mixed, q. m
castbound night mixed, 2.b5 q m The new
schedule destroys connexions With the CUR.
Colorado and Santa re railroad IN ali trains.
Mary sometimes called the feast OF the Pres
ontaton OF Christ In the Temple Was OBJ
served IN the city today by services at the
Catholic church. Quite large number OF
out-cf-town commandments same 10 Inc city
and attended the services.
movement has been started al this place
among he colOred people 10 er-et a monu-
foeilt 70 the memory OF Rev. Nose Iohuson,
who during his lifetime Was pastor OF Inc
Mount Rose Baptist church for more than
! twenty yesrs. The church increaoed under
/ his administration from small beginning
I to more than fifteen hundred members and
several branches were organized from it's
membership The fund Is receiving subscrlp-
lions from many OF q ne leading business men
! ana citizens OF The city Who remember the
good work done for his church and the COT
ored race IN general by Rev. Johnson.
| liev. ". ". Gaddy and Mss virginia Gaddy
! left Saturday morning for Crockett, where
a proracted meeting VIII he conducted Rev.
G9ddy was pastor at the church at Crockett
for FIVE years, and has received number
OF oYertures from his former congregation to
pay them q visit
TO crafty malice. an unknown party en-
tered the barn OF otto Locsch at Salem
Thursday night and cut the throat Of one
of his itnest calves
NA'9. N"Nf ~ lluHll uIeu "a NTiNo4lV' % va
tiR 49, eou45s; gnd Np3 ,uon. ,o. tt,,yra
Mr, Li,aties NloNois, agent 10y IioNalu
Could ~h9 Tli be seen at me 5ne Grand t opera
4 house on hEotualy lIi hupelt ~ htllt-
zA1, s 70 the city today
me iourth o. inc midwlhter series Oh gon-
cetla ny wy second hes!mSht uaha WI 20
( even ON tpe hkht OF ftudy' Foofuhiy D.
! pc F2lwaefts society WV assist ana Mf4
/ l., D.. LocEeu WI contribute a VocAi seiee-
tl24 t9 mo programme
( 34nNma3ter r. Eiers on we seeohd
4 u slhoRt Nana mas leiicI from Aulut4hl
! Htheial SrurY sAtmS tnal ue" campaign
: haa WIZ o. rlthlshed 10 replace ihe onn5
now y, use ny tHe n4ild' feits ana cAeFro''s
/ VII also Dc supplied.
/ Mt Chas. uranm departed Today ior Cad
/ "elL
NJ = il. Lpa'9mb LETT today for Austin.
Nv j. y 1naer5, VINO mas pecb very
7 SICK for several days, rs reported Improving
! i''s son, Jessie saunders, ~ also inucn ha;-
| Ter
| Mt O. g. Terry arrived IRON Galveston lo-
day and WI spond SUNDAY "itl hooieioth5,
| Mrs j. Atmann on ljellNll!e Us Guest oI
! relatives W the city The Mlsse5 schioeaer
| lett today for tarmlno 10 Nsit friends and
J tC attend a nall toniEht
| Mrs, $ J.. EldrtEe departed today for Aus
| tin 70 visit relatives
| ss puslde pennington rs Yistug iricnuo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-03
BRENNAN BUDGET.

Brcnhan, Texas, February The city
tCachors held their regular monthly ipsti-
TUE at The Central high school building this
~ orn.ng Superintendent Tarrant led tho
d. scussion upon methods, The topics beng
'','hnses Of Dlsciplnc,' Mrs. Sloan road Al
paper distinctly Southern In its tone on tho
rare question Considerable discussion was
ifdulsed on tho statement contained IN Euu-
eltonal Foundation in the November issue
o. the magazine so the effect that congress,
by resolution, offered compensation to the
southern States for their slaves. The nest
meeting OF The institute viii be held on sat
uFday, March ,.
Jury hsls for the March term OF district
court weIo opened by District Clegb A. NJ.
hru6 today The following gentlemen wal
compose the grand jury d. c. Giddmgs, Jr,
u, Rclchardt l.. Il. Harris, llymau lueckey
j. J. ilairs'on, }. r. Routt Gus Braudtg
r. A. Mercer, h. Dubert, j. -. Campbell
Charles .. Kruger u. r. potsou, joan
Black, H. Eidrdge Henry Sanders, Bea
Cunnor,
Miss Marie franchise Leibrool, a younc
lady possessed OF limpid voice, was cor
daily received by an audience OF must,
lovers az the Grand opera house on Friday
evening. Her voice IL Invariably pleAsnz
and 4 reached its full power m "Devouon,
her third aud last number For an encore
10 this selection Miss Leibrook RESPONDED
Mith 'Vi0lets," Ailss Lehrook Was attir6t
IN q handsome gown of cream liberty sill
over PINK SATIN,
Seven little girls. members or Miss 1ul
Locketts class, made one OF the hitR of n
evening in tioir selections. These lutte maid
were Misses Sudie and Marion Hanlett, Ma
nile Beaumler Harriet Bryan FloreAee Sew
ard, Bertha Schuerenberg, Florence Stuckeri
Miss Loibrooh WAS ASSISTED by tho SeG0n
Regiment band, the Mcntoissulu sovlety am
by Mrs, l.. j. LOekett, Mrs, Charles Carlisl,
Jr,, Misses Jessamal Galway, julia T.
Lookett and Kate Estes,
a new sawmill Is being put in ~ tho plan
OF tho Brenham furniture factory. ana m
milling room Is being enlarged from d,men
sons OF l6N90 10 S6Sluu. Ii was decided som
time ago to remove The nun 10 the ttmhe
owned by the company ln Burloshp, Bra2o
and Montgomery counties But after iprss
tigatlng the matter 1t Mas found -sst Tn
STATE would not be ablo 10 furpist che a4d
uona convicts required ON accOr.t OF large
demands from the state farms The plan
now being put 10 at tho factory viii hago
capacity OF a0,000 feet OF lunhor per dag
and this output will be increased as 500
as possible to $1,000 feet,
Beginning at l2.el a m Monday chang
OF schedule viii be enoctiyo ON the Houstn
and Texas Central railroad. rhe change u
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san hntonio Express.
SEINE of the outside newspapers make
the mistake OF referring to the unjust
libel laws of Texas. There are no un-
Just libel laws IN this State. The only
libel law On the statute books of Texas
is the law OF criminal libel, against watch
there is no compliant, II affords ample
protection 10 any citizen who will invoke
its provisions against libel There is no
law of civil libel, and that is what the
press IS contendng fer, having grown
tired OF being amen Bile to the caprice of
trial courts in spscu ative legislation, II
is the speculative individual whose ayarl-
clous gaze Is fastened on the cash bax
of the responsible newspaper, not the
citizen who las been damaged BY aspor-
sIons or reckless statements and COM
ments and who seek vndicatlon. that the
leXas newspaper must be continually on
the lookout for. That lis why the nress
OF Texas wants statute defining .iyil
libel and anord'ng some protection fran
the speculative sharks
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Making Money.
MemnhIs oan.mercIal. Apne /.

NtluVluH tPilhlhtiCl3t-Appe l.
MIR Russell Il. Gardner of st. Louis, who
retired from business when he had ac-
cumulated $250,000 because he said that
is all The money ne wants. tells a re-
porter THAI money making is no mys-
terry. TITS no trick at all" he declares
Making money Is as easy as rolling of
log. First hnd out something that peo-
pic want There's a new want born every
hour. Get hold OF one and begin to sup
Ply NJ. Don't supply a dozen-supply one
And dCnt he afraid to work, yourself.
When | Was "A money maker, | worked
from seven to seven. Remember that
courage and enthusiasm so = long way.
spend money Pay your employees we'll.
Make them feel they are worth some
thing to You, They'll begin to take a
nersonal interest in your business if you
do. Have tine Offices. That looks as il
YOU were making money. You'll find :Asf
the average man likes to trade with an
up 10 due concern that has money
making appearance. A firm hat is afraid
to spend lnuney looks doubtful. Making
nancy means merit. Give the impress
sion OF money making so that customers
will come and find out the merit is there,
Then another thing; do something diff
terent Never mind il 1t makes people
laugh, as long as It's new. For instance,
there's MY barber shop, We always in
wide visitors Ia 20 haNn something, but
Instead OF Offering a drlals we treat 10
Arst class shampoo or shave. Its funny,
know, but ii takes, You send fellow
OF looking FOR n bridegroom and he's a
walking, travelling advertisement for
YOU"
Nevertheless good many people WIN
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BROKE ALL RECORDS.
Largest Shipment Of Baking Powder Ever
Recorded 10 The World.
GOOD LICK WAS TIE ARTICLE,
This Southern Manufacturing Com
pany was the shipper and rrnin
n Mile Long Did the Rest.

Ricnmond. Va, February 2-tSpecial)
the SsShofn Manufacturing company has
just sold aipl shipped over the seahoaid
Asr Line the large,t consignment az
baking pewter that has ever been record
ed in the commercial history Of this coun-
Try. If not in The entire world.
Tho Coco Lack brand, II which tho
lschtlsrn Manufacturing company Is pro-
s,laetor. coas -Ttuted this enormous sale
nj shipment This sale is u.dau0ted
ly splendid practical illustration Of
Il M Jrits high standing and popularity
Of Good Luck baking powder with the
1: ade everywhere.
Some idea az thls enormous sale may
to- gathered from the statement that this
q .e consignment hlted train OF enc
Il mildred and i've cars. Tare were 49,
1ty9 cases. amounting In @elsAt to 5,ilS,-
lIil pounds.
The train bearing this great anlonai Of
q AIS we'll known article was an imposing
s. sht as 1t steamed GU of the Soa5oard
y ~ Lines freight yards 81 Nchmgnd
y yesterday. Il Nas nearly a lull mile
ia length, auG though pullel BY t.ur
Vopster Mogul engines. the great Grain
loved slowly and in fact with consider
- 3ta ulthcutN ftaCh p0rMcuigI car 10
Il is Train was brand new having jus,
Il He'd out OF The shops prior to being
q commissioned 10 Gerry tho large orda'
iCr any h-t}lng powder in the Id into
Is fest. Every ear was handsomely
d. cRed with appropriate and pretty ban.
y, IT'S, aud these huttering as thcy q d
81 la. from "a background OF artis.Ic let
te ing 4gnd harmonious painting were IN.
AZ mlrati5n Of thousands wa1 SAW hem Us
Ii ey were pulled out o. luchmoad.
he train was eNten vely phot0crapact
By the American VII graph company and
IN any other private and public concerns
This shipment not only broke h.
W lrld's record as compared with sAID.
nj MS Of badng powder bu; 1t llus.ratel
II vim, vigor and business vitality o
tt G Southern Manufacturing company ID
pl cpetly celebrating their remarkable
sttrcss The Southern Manufacture 3
&C npauy seems TO have two Of the basil
III laciples OF tie successful business yrm
01e OF these Is to have an artiap o.
10 crii--oue hat viii 10 JUS, What D.,
q aimed for it-f9r sale, and then to c
the world know all about IL through tn,
hosi advertising lAanues Suotcs D.
easy for that sort If firm and the South
u n ManUlactu ug ,mpany proves n,
eiicepion 10 the rule,
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Taylor 'ron,cs.

T4ylor, rcXas. February 2,-On Wed5
nesday afternoon Mrs. J, g. Thompson
entertained half hundred OF her frio5as
in her beautiful rarlors The eG2as
we're, MeSdamcs j. w Womack
Thompson, H3gus, Swift Sturgis. Payne
David, Ike Lewis. Mchsky, L. =. Black.
Mario, BiSley r. g. Robertson. Code
stein. Alexander Roploy. l.. l.. Logan.
Nathan DlVls, Nelson Davis CAustlnl
Bush, f. h. Welch, r. n WEIGH Ga
hanoss, Birdwhistel, Bailey c. Mendcl,
Charles Hayne. Mondel Booth. c. II.
Booth. Walter Smith. W H. Hume Ism
Antoniol nick Smitk, John Black. Sol
IN5bey oehler, Everett. Carradlnc. Russ,
Brown, Henderson, Lewis Lowe, Woodall
m. + Smith, jim Blaine. J. y. Tucker.
Bland. Eckhardt II VI Hoxie, Ferguson
noak Vernon D0ak Robert Cook. Dan
Murphy r. c Briggs HfE Barnett, Mr..
IThompson's niece Miss Root and Miss
Wcstor.
Inst sunday being an IDEAL spring day
In number Of friends from the city drove
out to the san G bricl Hcxie ranch on
the river. Those who enjoyed the outiuS
nd the hospitluties of the ranch were
Misses DuIa Booth. Julia Strupe, BESSIE
Pooth Grace Thomas and Messrs jack
| Bonner j. u. Eskridgc. Robert j Ek
bordt Charles Rogers, Egbert Thomla
and Jim shaw, A. the ranch were Mr..
land Mrs, NJ r. llpXie, Miss Gina, Mrs
Ferguson Doak ana Tom" who spared
Inc pains in making the occasion enjoy
able
/ \ large audience greeted the nimltlhlc
Roh Taylor AZ tho opera house on Friday
Ievoning The lecture of tho brilliant
ToaneSsean Is spoken OF with unstinted
praise,
George r. Wendling is billed to close
/ tho lecture season at Taylor Wednes-
lday night February IL, on 'Mlrabcau and
| The Nrench Revolution
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-03

Hcarne, Texas, February 3 Tho Iupc-
tlon City Lumber company received the
order 10 furnish thu lumber for tho
Planters oil mill, whlch win he bull.
in the next few weeks. The location
OF the mill will be on the International
and Great Northern railway right OF
way on the west side Of town,
Quite a number Of tho young folks at
tended a social at the residence OF MIR.
and Mrs. J. l.. Moseley last night. Those
n attendance were Misses Clara and
LILLIAN. Easterwood Myrtle Wood. Ben
trice Hensley, Fannie ana Rachel Welch.
Mamie Montgomery Meryine ByArs OF
Calvert and Willie Flynn Meyer of Sealy,
Messrs Tommie Erwin Brashear, Car
rett Hensley Reinhardt, Jim Ccvington,
h Boswell and Mcneil
Mr. o. Wiley. Jr.. prominent busl-
ness man OF Groesheeck, was In the city
last nlght en- route 20 Jewett to look
after his interests.
Mr.. c. p. Weleh leaves tonight for
loklahoma, where he travels In that ter
ritory for Wholesale house.
Miss Mervine Byars is visiting in The
city, the guest OF Miss Fannie weleh.
Mr.. w G Looney. prosperous plan
yer OF Branchvlie, was trading in Hearne
yesterday.
Marion S. Mosely OF Franklin was ia
the city on business yesterday.
Mr.. G. G. stroop. with the strausa
Tailoring company Of Chicago, vas look
ing after his firms interests in Hearno
yesterday.
Mr.. Burt Castles, formerly OF thls
place. but now residing in New York.
was In he city yesterday on a visit 10
old time friends
MIR. W 70. Clark OF Nashville. Ark.
was in the city this morning.
MI Eugene G. Blake. a prominent
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purpnD up.
nut Sic COT Over II.


II sometimes takes nerve 10 quit a
habit even after II is plain that the habit
Is running the health.
little woman who was sick from cot-
tee poisoning tand there arc thousands
like herr writes, II had become almost a
cofiee aiend. drinking it at egeh '-Unr,
Shsn alterward ] was 50 nervous and
weak thar / would drink more coffee.
was 6 great sufferer with stomach and
heart trouble
Everything / are distressed me. There
sgould he great puts beneath my eyes
aud my hands and feet were terribly
swollen. Twas reduced to los pounds ana
was really slowly dying.
gentleman talked seriously to hus-
band and myself about my giving I'D
coffee and using Postum Food Coffee liz
convinced me, from his own and other
experiences that probably cnffee was The
cause OF my trouble so we tried Pos
tum, but al frst 1t seemed so FIAT and
tasteless that / was almost discouraged
However, | looked at the directions or
the package and found ] had not beer
boiling u long enough, so j followed tho
directions exactly and had clear, rlcl
beverage, with strong ring OF good
coffee. and very delicious taste
began to sleep better and was not
quite SO. nervous, my stomach and hear
huuote 2oWly disappeared ana, o.
course, rs was getting we'll stuck Ia
Postum. and that was easy, because It
tasted SO good. Now after years using
can truly say i never felt better in my
NE have no trouble whatever with my
stomach. sleep WE'LL eat well, and weigh
1z7H pounds MY nervous headaches
have all disappeared. feel like telling
everybody thst is III to try leaving of
coffee and use Postum Food coffee, for
II will surely work cure" Mrs. ella
ki,ching, Salinas. csIis
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nnNAN nRlNEs. M q
A Model StocL Farm liz to De rstnb-
tishcd


Bryan, Texas February MIR, EspH
Clarke of this city HIS purchased 1000
acres OF land near Bryan from MI, r.,
j. Fountain arh viii convert tt into'a
model stock fsrm MT Clarke alreasly
owns a fine herd of Herefords and VIII
stock his farm with these and othew
he contompatcs purchasing.
\ good rain fell here today. which was
badly needed. a great deal of farming
land has not been broken and In some
places It. Was too hard to plow.
The young gentlemen of the city gave
a delightful hon last night AZ Mikes
hall, complimentary to Mr. Y. X. Law
renee and Miss Josephine Clarke whose
marriage * announced for February 10
1t was indeed an enjoyable affair ana
quite a number az visitors were present
Iamong whom was Miss Libbio Dunn OF
Houston.
Judge A. C. Board and Judge w G..
iraiiaferro have returned from Jciier-
son. where they went MS attorneys IN
the steele & steele bankruptcy, case. The
case wss postponed "a February l5
Mr. sam NJ. Winter viii arrive from
Arkansas in few d9ys and make his
homo here. lie will begin work 90 once
jupon his arrival ,on his lee and cold
storage plant that he Is going to pus
/ in here
Al meeting of the school board yes
terday afternoon compulsory vacciua
lS'on resolution vas plsset requiring
IAN school children 10 be vlccinated by
! February l0
The students cf Allen academy ravr
| their quarterly debate The opera house
ilast night, The question discussed was,
! Resolved That Capitalists Are Curse
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Ennis Ne,,a Nnter.

Ennis, Texas, Rebruply 2--The Ennis
Water company has ius, been chartered
under the laws oil Texas, with 4. NJ,
Morrison, T. V. Morrison and q. Morr!-
son as incorp5ratoFs, with capital stock
OF 10000
The Ennis chapter, United Daugh ere
Iof the ctaieasracy, held their Regular
business meeting this &fte-Roon IN thu
knights OF Pythias hall, including a
splendid mlsical ana historical pro-
pIamme, A large attendance was pres
ent and several new memsers were re-
Icelye1.
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cORSlrANA NtWS NOTES.
New school building Is to BE
Put To.

Corslcana Texas, February 2.--At the
needing Of the city coupell TUESDAY night
an ordinance viii BE introduced proyid-
ing for The issuance Of $1,000 in bonds
Tor the erection OF new puzzle school
Duildlng. II is expected hat work viii
begin on The building BY April !. and it
Will be ready f-T occupancy ~ the open
ng cf tho tall term,
Contracts have basu lot hero daring
the past thrce Gays Tor seven residences
lat prices tauging trom $500 10 $500.
The t1fal cSgt OF ihe Improvements viii
aggregate $4,000. A foursh story VIII
to added to the Peacock hotel propei "
at a cost OF ABOUT $4,000
Colonel and Mis- Roger Q. Mills ro-
turned laft nigh frcm trip TO Aus.in.
he Victoria society of th.s city will
hold memorial services ia honr Of the
dead queen ii England at ifhe city hall
tomorrow afternoon az o'clock.