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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16

br dges of said Waller county From the
order declaring the result Of this cleo
ton IL appc rs that the rolosltion. as
bove stated, was voted upon We have
no lsw which authorizes the commission
ers court Of any county Ia issue Oonis for
the purpose OF repairing 70 Is and
bridges" Article s77, Revised Statutes.
1895, authorizes and empowers tho COM
m ssioners court to ssue bonds for the
Eurposs Of purchasing or constructing
bridges for public purposes within The
county or across a stream that constitutes
The boundary line Of tho county and the
court is authorized 10 issue bonds Tor
repirng bridges. but nowhere is the law
broad enough In its terms to authorize
the Issuance OF bonds for any road pur-
poses whatever T. S. Johnson.
OFF &c Assistant Attorney General.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16
ORANGE NEWS NOTES.
Entertainment by tbs
I<uiEhts of Pytbins.

Orange. Texas February 15.-l1tta lodge
No. IS. Knights of PythIss. gave an anu
versary entertainment in their Castle hal
last night that was one OF The uiccSs
functions OF the kind ever given IN Or
nngo. The Castle hall was CROW ded TO its
Utmost capacity, AMI tle large audience
gresent thoroughly enjoyed the entertain
ment furnished. Grand chancellor of the
Knights of Pythas of Texas Hon. Ben 6.
Rogers OF Brenham was present and &C.
iiyered an address on Pythisnism thai
aroused much enthusiasm emong the
knights and awakened new interest Ia
the order among the people present
Judge ]. A. Holland delivered an address.
the balance of the programme cons sting
OF vocal and Instrumental music and an
original dialect recitation by G. r.. Kepp-
Ter. Elegant refreshments were served nj
the close Of the programme The grand
chancellor left this morning for his home
at Bronham.
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nond Issue Abandoned.

Hampstead. Texas. February 1.-THE
court has Abandoned the
idea of Issuing the 5000 roid and bridge
bonds in deterence to the following opin-
ion from the attorney generals office:
Mr. Keet McDade. County Attorney,
Hampstead, Texis.
Dear Sir: In the matter OF Waller coun-
ty road and edge bends. the record In
regard TO which you have today submit
ted TO this department. beg 10 ssy that
such bonds can not be approved IL pre-
scented. for the following reason:
IL appears that petition was present
ed 10 the commissioners court en- the
18th day of .sHsust, A. ID, 1900, asking
the court to order an election 10 de-
termine whether OF not the court should
issue bonds in the sum OF 5000 against
the road and bridge fund o. said county
for the purpose Of repairing the roads aud
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16

Calvert. Texas, February 15.-Messrs.
p. C. GIBSON and r. II. Brown returned
recently from the cattlemen's convention
ST For, Worth.
Mrs. Beard OF franklin Is visiting Mrs
j. w. Byars,
Miss May Nichols of Bryan is spend
ing the week with Misses Reed
Miss Maud Davis went to Franklin this
evening 10 visit relatives.
"A Home AFFAIR" was given at the
opera house last night by the Krauze-
Taylor company. a large audience greet
ed The company and the play was eon-
sidered good.
4 valentine party last evening Of the
residence OF Rev. c. j. oxley was one OF
caRert's social events OF moro than pas
sing interest. II was given by the Ep-
worth League under the Management: Of
Miss Ellen Wilcox. who has in Charge
the work of the social department Of the
frap ina
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16

Orange Texls February 1.-The Port
Arthur Rice Milling company's tug Al
banl' is lying at the wharf at Orange put
tirg in new marine boiler TO replace the
tubular boiler with which she was form
erly equipped.
The new machine shop OF the orange
iron works has been COMPLETED and the
equipment OF the company Is now being
moved into the new building. which is
convenience.
Robert Morggn lumber and timber ex-
porter OF IN place, left last night for
Liverpool England, where he goes on a
business trim that VIII occupy about six
weeks.
Airs. s T. Russell and two children OF
Houston are visiting in Orange. guests Of
Mrs A. T. Ford
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pGET FROM BEAUMONT
pad Facilities Are OyerlaXed by the
Business to BE iyrad!ed.
HlR REILLY WAS 4 LIED IN A WRECK
Into the Marsh with His En-
zine md the nody Has Not
Yet Been Recovered.

Rnnont. Texas, February 15.-Busi-
with the southern Pacific in tnls
mas Increased SO rapidly that the
i Facilities here are inadequate to
u u satisfactorily. Officials OF the
are endeayoring to remedy the ma =
'nd Will probably reach solution
|Fefy sb9rt while, 1t is known that
+ been decided 10 build several ad-
pay TRACKS in what is known as ne
line yards and the East Texas yrs
dolbtless be enlarged. his WIZ
elely awaiting the arrival of steel.
ce2ot problem is, howeyee. mu Ii
serious, The conditions az p. es NJ
seSatious, but The Southern Pacihe
aally equal TO all emergencies aud
y aouotless take care + the ole
a.ed In the rapidly increasing bus
In this CITY.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16
rlRSltANA \ VS. NNIES.
The stock for the SOM Factory Has
ncfn Snhncrihch.

Corsicana, Texas, February 16-A
meeting of business men was held yes
terday afternoon at the Commercial clubs
rooms to consider the soap factory propo-
sltion and it was decided to put COM
mlp,ee at work securing subscriptions to
the st ok Of The enterprise. a sun C ent
numotr Of signatures has been secured
20 the stock list to guarantee the amount
originally asked for $50, 0u0). but the
committee N ch rye cf The work is de-
slrous OF securing an experienced man to
take charge OF the manufacturing branch
OF the .bus!oess and will open corre-
spondence 10 thai end. in the meantime
continuing ,le work CT stock solicitation.
!, IS believed that soap bearing the Cor
slcsni branl Will soon be pllced on the
Texas 10 4Tket.
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Ncxiu Matters.

Mexia Texas, February l5.-Partles
here are negotiating for the purchase Of
the water works plant. The trade Is
practically made, only depending on the
approval OF the court ordering the sale
of the stock OF ]. H. Vickers. deceased
Tho new owners are VI. y. Roberts and
l.. Bennett aud they viii improve the
plant so as to give our city an Abundance
Of water
Dr. w. +. Stailey an old cltizen OF this
place who has been residing elsewhere
for several years has returned 10 live
here again ana VIII practice his profes'
sion here again.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16
hoard of Trade Meeting.

Orange, Texas. February 1.-THE dlrec-
tors u the orlnge board Of trade met n
the board Of trade room in the Sabine
building this afternoon and transacted
considerable business Of imaortance The
question OF brick manufacturing plant
occupied most OF the time. number OF
communications on the subject being
read. II was practically determined TO
organ re a local COMPANY with sufficient
capital to put in Arst class plant, though
the matter was held IN allegiance until
further investigation could be made. The
bosrd also has Under adyisement the en-
ployment Of a man TO act So immigration
agent They are anxious 10 employ a
good man In this capacity for several
months but have closed no contract as
vet
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16

Taylor. TeXis, FebrraTy l3.-The re-
mains Of George Maynard, who shielded
yesterday in Galveston. Will reach Taylor
tonIgh. aud win be buried tomorrow in
the city cemetery by he Ancient order
Of United workmen Of which he was a
member
MI Maynard has Been employed for
several years in the michine shops Of the
Ir.erratioaai nd Great Nortiern rail-
road a, this pace. He leaves . wife aud
lwo children, who reside IN Taylor.
Another cese Of smallpox has deveI-
oped. II Is that OF lsdy whose 900 was
reported several weeks ago, but who has
recovered.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16

Beaum,n- Texas, February l5.-Hsyi g
completed a redistric-ng The ting p
ciacts Of the county The county commis-
sioners today began to dispose OF her
business pending. w. A. Langham & oa
were awarded he contract Cor buryins
paupers their bid being $3.50 each y
franchise for a pipe line along the uaty
read from Gladys to ;he c-rpoga Ike
was gralted to the Beaumont OIL, Gas
and Pipe Line company. Salaries OF coun-
ty officers were fixed the same as last
year, cash on hand was cum ca and tn
court t. gan approving hills which had ac-
cumulated during the quarter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16

cors!cana. Texas, February l5.-Pror.
Char es T. Alexander prominent adu-
ca.or CT Waco was in the city last night
j. f. Lehane, travelling passenger
agent; b. II stevens travelling auditor,
ard Messrs G. ~. Swsn. Ben Vowel and
Gus Hoover, all OF the Cotton Belt rail-
way, we're In the city last night.
Superintendent L, =. Danan Of the
lHous on and Texas Central was in the
city last night
Hon X. T. Prince is in he city from
Austin. ea route to Dallas on court busl-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16
An Engineer Killed.

Nnont' Texas, February 15.--The
neound Kansas City Southern pas
'rdin was wrecked at Ruff, thir-
pneS northeast OF here, last night,
engine and baggage and mail ear
over Twenty-Five foot trestle, kill
Engineer Pete REILLY. Story OF the
as told by Passengers is that ths
plunged into water car that h d
A ue way got on the main line ard
aoNn 10 Rullfl, where it stop y.
seer RELY remained at his throttle
ras buried in the marsh below tae
IN Nsh his engine. The fireman
ana escaped with a few severe
- ABOUT the head. Neither thu mail
uor the baggage master were Sc
n INJURED, though bo,h wen down
taeT ears. None OF the passengers
~" \ relief train was sen to
sSsne oil the wreck from Beaumont
ISL ana returned TO Beaumont this
s with the belated passengers.
n ,uis Train left the body Of Engiu eer
n nag Rot been recovered. The dead
~ nNed al hSrevsport. He was
Tue passenger as an extra run,
numerous BurgIarics.
|eun0nt, Texas, February 15.-Atout
zen citizens this morning reported
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16
A nolann whlch rnlIea.

Marlin. Texas, February is.-Another
hoidup was attempted last night. About
. o'clock this morning after arrival OF
the International ana Great Northern
train. Mr Purlfoy. one az the employees
OF The Pscihc Express company here. was
on his way home and Just after leaving
The depot he was confronted and asked
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A Pardon Issued.

corsIcsna Texas, February 15.--Jess
Jones. convicted Of gambling n the coUn-
~ cour, here and sentenced TO ten days
confinement in the county jail was
pard ned By Governor Sayers yesterday
and is fee nan. The pardon was Sc
cured On he reprcsenfa,ion OF several
prominent citizens here.
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that burglars had either entered or at
tempted to enter their homes last nigh
SO far as can be learnei the bur glars s.
cured nothing of value, except at ne
home OF Mir. John Sanders on M1guo
ayenu2, where they secured a valuable
gold watch
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16

DO not leave home on journey without
a bottle OF chamherlsin's Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhoes Kennedy II is almost Ger.
tain to be needed aad can not be pro.
cured while you arc on board the cars %
steamship It s pleasant, safe and re-
liable. For sale by all druggists.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16

For "a Guild in the HEAD
Laxative Bromo- Quinine Tablets.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16
Linseed
Oil and
Turpentine

We offer bottom prices on ilnseed oil
and spirits OF turpentine. sold under an
absolute guarantee OF purity. We handle
no second grades or substitutes to bs
sold at cut prices. Quotations made
promptly on request.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-16

numerous BurElarlcs.
n'n'' Texas February t5.-Aeout
~ citizens this morning reported
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-07-13
Tuesday, July %, 1901,
AT IL O'CLOCK A. NJ TO NOMINATE

One candidate for State Senator. Three
candidates for the House Of Delegates. One
candidate for County Treasurer. One candi-
date for Assistant Treasurer One candidate
for County Commissioner long term. One can
didate for County Commissioner short term.
One candidate for Sheriff. One candidate
for County Surveyor. Also four persons 10
represent Cecil county In the State Conven-
tion to be held in Baltimore on August
1901. Also four Republicans to constitute
the State Central Committee for Cecil county.
and three Republicans to constitute the
County Committee for Cecil county.
The following regulations shall govern the
Republican primary elections OF 1901. and the
qualification of those who shall vote at said
primary elections:
l. Only registered voters shall vote at said
primaries. 2. All registered voters and vot.
ers entitled to register, who intend to sup.
port the Republican ticket In the election In
the fall OF 1901.
may vote at said primary election.
The following gentlemen are hereby con-
stituted judges OF said primary election with
full power and authority to fill such vacancies
as may occur in their respective districts when
the Judges are unable or unwilling to serve,
with authority to select the polling places
First Distrlct-John W. Taylor, Charles Fl =.
Bennett, Isaac Taylor.
Second District-William j. Lake. George
Buckworth, George Peterson.
Third District-Samuel H. King, p. NJ.
Groves, Joshua NJ. Ash.
Fourth District-Howard Scott, Albanus
Saxton. John Drummond.
Fifth District-John L. Moore, Joseph W.
Shippers William Johnson.
Sixth District-Daniel Hawk. William T.
Scott. Maurice G. Reeder.
Seventh Distrirt-W. W. Davis, Il. NJ. Brown
]. Christie Jack.
Eighth District-Kennard Riley, W. r. Gift
fing, Charles A. Grubb
Ninth District-George W. Clifford, John
l.. Crothers, l.. G. LightfOot
III. Fl. HAINEs, SAMUEL II. KING,
W. j. SMITH Id DAVIS.
j. l.. WELLS, d. H MCCAULEY,
/. r. DEAN, County Committee
State Central Committee
for Cecil county.
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-07-13

- ENERAL GOMEZ j. one proE'-
incnt Cuban who knows that
Y his countrymrn owe gratituh"
to the United States, ana who.
rs regards himself feels il. The old
warrior says that Cuba and the United
States will b" united some day, but h"
wants the island to have Il separate gov
crImrnt first, and Ia try tn" experiment
of Independence. That is the feeling
which is common in tn" United States.
The Administration at Washington is
acting on the presumption that CUBA
will be republic in n few months or II
year. with flag and laws and army oi
its own. The ultimate destiny of th''
island. though. 10y the consent of its "W.l
people. is to become part of III" United
States.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-07-13
A SUGGESTION FOR ELkTON

HE ladi"S Of trntr"Niii" hay" or
ganiZ"d Town Improvements
Society ami will unit" their e.
forts in h"antifytn= and "th"r-
metropolis Of Queen Anne. Miss Mar'H
McK"um"y has started the fund hy Il
contribution of so ana other generous
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-07-13
A Popular Teacher.

Editor Cecil Wing =
The many friends of Miss Lillian c.
Hartnrtt, the esteemed principal of
White Oak public school. Calvert. are
ON" and all, greatly pleased with her sue
cess in the Voting Contest for the trip
to Atlantic City. SO generously offered by
the Editor Of the Cecil Whig.' to the
most popular teacher in the county. Miss
Hartnett's popularity is shown by the
very large number of votes which she
received, and her pupils and patrons
wish her the fullest enjoyment of her
outing at the seashore.
A FRIEND.
Calvert, Nd, July 18th, 1901.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-07-13

n HE following advertisement in
the Baltimore papers shows
that Cecil county'~ scenery
stands high in the estimation
Of the people -
"Grrntrr Than Evrr-Th" Beautiful
Port Deposit and B"ttrrtnu Excursions
the New Steamer SuSqu"hanna; III"
great bridges. the mountains, pictures
que scenery ON the Su>lurhanma river.
sights along the route; the finest
trip out of the city. Every Tuesday,
and Saturday at +. NJ
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-07-13

lIESE are the very happirSr vac.
alton days the American people
i have ever known Few indeed
are thoS" who cannot plan Il
joyful trip To the Srashorr or mountain
with we'll filled purse, thanks to the good
times and full employment M high
wages.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-07-13

n HE prospect of Il wheat crop
exceeding by l6l 0OO.O 900 hu.
shells that of 1900. and by s.
OOO,HU that of 1880. makes
things look pleasant for the farmers Of
the United States and causes a feeling
Of comfort to the railroad men and the
traders. Even the man who will have
to rejoice over the prospect that there
will be plenty Oh the market.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-07-13

Broken lots Of Corsets, nearly all sizes,
p n, F. P. and Ivy. Goods that have
been 75c and 81 to close the lot, we make
the price SOC.
Women's Oxfords and Juliets, $3.50
Goods clearing price 81 per pair.
Lot white Lawn Shirt Waists, 81 goods,
clearing price 500 each.
Mems Goat Oxford Ties 81 pair Mems
Russell Calf shoes $3.50 pair worth much
more
Mems Percale Shirts, SOC Goods for 25c
Mems Percale Shirts, 75c and 81 goods for
Soc
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-07-13
Saturday, July 20, 1901.

between the hours CT 8 and 80 o'clock p, m.
for the purpose of choosing five delegates
from each district, who are hereby called to
assemble In County Convention In Elkton on
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-07-13
National Affairs.


~ OSTMASTER General Smith.
- having had his idea Of Il thor-
"nsh revision of til" rules r"GH-
Il atiu= SECOND class mail matter.
approved by President Mcl\im-
ley and his fellow members Of tn" tabi-
net. is giving his personal attention to
III" revision and his long experience IT,
tho newspaper business has fitted him
to ,lu the work well. Il i not Intended
that Il siuGlr legitimate publication shall
b" hurt by this revision. hut the many
fake publications.. which hav" been "n.
ahlrd Iu make money SOLELY hrranS" they
hay" been allowed To- send their papers
and books through the mails at on" cent
a pound instead Of eight cents pound.
which they are likely Ia have /" pay
under til" new regulations. will b" hi.
hard. and thor" j. no doubt of their de-
serving to be- hit hard. The Postmaster
General has received many assurances
of support in his effort Ia say" man!
million dolla-S 10y shutting ont Of second
class mail privileges. publications. THAI
should not h" entitled +" them. from
prominent editors of papers of falls" poll
tiral shades. and h" i confident that his
action will h" supported 10y practically
all of III" lrgitimat" papers and p"riodi-
Gals of III" country. not only h"cauS" i
will say" Il lot of money tn" revenue
from SECOND class mail is less than 81
GOO 600 year. Will" il costs SiOOuO 600
Il ycar-hut h"calIS" every lr@itimat..
publisher is interested in shutting out
fax" publications..
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-07-13
PRIMARY MEETING.

The Republican voters Of Cecil county are
hereby notified and requested to assemble in
Primary Meeting at the usual places Of hold.
ing primary elections in the several Election
Districts of Cecil county on
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-07-13
MEMS SH0ES-Oxfords.

Colt skin-looks like patent leather
wears better-53 5O-a handsome shoe with
style, comfort and fit. All other kinds OF
mems shoes at hottest prices.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-07-13
SUITS s. 10 sI6.

IfyoU want something fine let u make
It for you. We are having great success with
our merchant tailor line-fashonable cloth
ing at every day prices.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-07-13
AT BUFFALO.
An Elktonian Visits The Pan-American
Exposition. His Favorable impressions
Of This Great Enterprise.
10 the Crril Whi@

zion from June nth to ,Inl,. "ri and
herewith urrsort =, v,r. readers .,n,,.
of Tho rrnirr,s ur -l, .,n,n
rh. r,,.,'rrtfu,, Of nn,utv ahmed at IA.
the prnirrrorS of tive Pam american ~
pn.ilfpn b,, l,rnn rrarfyrd and i. b,i,
,,nioycd hy many rbnu>rnds Of yisito,.
daily lr r,rt I'M. ,,.,,l,. ,.,,..,.J t:...
hi..lIrSt ,yrrrr1fiops All who snr r...
Raiuhnw CIV under rbn roys Of ,p,.. .n,
or h1thrj in iucou.ln.rrrt iuvrlin... ,....
SURPRISED and ulru>,I hrvunI measure.
\1huu.rI moi 50 l,r,n ,s s,lpo ,-b.r
ENpositiuuS. the pan-Amrricnu nufriya,,
all prryinuS ones in many imrnrtont mar.
tfcularS. ANON. these are the nrtiSti..
color decorations of the huilJinyS. the
grand electrical effects. the beautiful ul.i
ginuI sculpture. the wonderful hv,lraulic
and fountain officers. rLr splrudid hort;
cultural and floral effects and fhr mouu-
tcrut courr settings
All of These features I'm horuv COM
hinatiou Illustrate fine, prurr,.Ss of rhn
human race during the nineteenth cap-
Jury. Here nature and art toll thr sroI.,.
Of progress in the New World, The y;,
itor begins to read the story ot fine r,.
trance to the grounds. where thr Garlic.
time, are dcpicrrd through the medium
of forest ana stream. telling of man;
iufrodrcriuu tn the land and rrnsrutin,,
the Scrnrs Of his early struggles.
tn, picture presented tn the visitor -
he stands uppu the .,bor,. of DrIaw,..n
!'ark Lake is rurranciny and never ia he
rur-urrru. Hryund the SHINING, walters
nearing umpn their huSum small crafts of
various Kinds. and n -plruIi, grove. thu.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-07-13
Peoples Column.

This Column is open for communications
on subjects that concern. the public, 'ohen suit.
ably expressed, and signed by the ,oriter.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-07-13
SHIRT WAISTS, 5OC.

Pretty colored striped ginchams made lust
like the more expensive waists and ali Of
them have the new sleeve band and emf,
White waists SOC to %.
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