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SCOTTISH RITE MASONS|
THE DEGREES WE'RE CONFERRED
BY DIFFERENT TEAMS.
The Twenty-first Was Given in Full
Form for the First Time In Texas.
A Banquet Tonight.

-.
""'sss.on' ieAas' AusuSt ~
on1 days session OF the conclnve Of the
Scottish Rite Mnsons assembled at 0 o'clock
thts ,,or,,t,. y AZ o,.nhot,,,ar h,,,tor
'n's Nv =. -. oiT','"es.ns', n"l''Sf
~ g, hpsc etolN' prSssentea ~ iuil tnr e.
q me East, the sword o. Of the Easles.f
ana filhee OF Jerusalem;
~, uekrees conferred tnis morning were
as tollows;
, i rabbseen degrees, conferred by ~
ldhuh' lnlrty .sefphu muster; JEWISH court.
m Y. ,andrews; thirty second, high priest,
~ y benson, thirty second, scribe; Charles
y, +. Art.; thlrty second. master OF ccre-
IHoi,SS' 1n ~ Neil thirtytSccnn, !.
N - Y. ~ captain OF guard. Persian
court Y. Carter. thirty -seeondi King
.n'uS' ~ ~ Amufews. thirty-seconu. mas
UT OF chNlnNs Y. y. Benson, tnlrty-secenu,
, mhir,trr od ihinnlty; Charlss Aris.
ihrty second, captain OF guard; Charles H.
Neil thirty ,seeond' G. G. G. H. muster
W csinnol.les,
S, rrsinllst, olptiyes' rohhers aud guards.
m s,,Ssi,en uVh.Vti court OF Iprhphorh y.
nesnn inv s,,,,,S harsnmtna5 II; =.
ii33'nSSUn .ilil .ssenohu, hlgh priest Cnailes
~ XXX Z, IN ~ 'ssc13nd, master o. cere-
Nv hies' NuuiieS y, Nelii; thtity second, cap
~" - ss.'iat Nvll'l 81 l'arlohS y. " tnr-
Tnner tbirty 'so,,,,,,, N,lM i1atl"1s y.
muster thiTt ysecn,,d NS sn,ssh' LUZ, y,
krty '.hic, so,,t,,SS Sesian; Sharles e:
-, az, ~ ts,isecoLnn, cnptaln 81 guard
-. NSit, thrlN-seconil, n. ~. e.
H. ~, hhsier oi ceremonies SOLDIERS, cap
'isss c,o sta eneil iig,,,, t.,,. 80.
ang t1Svn wv, ueHree, kllght o. the East
"1 ~ VS. f,..,o, ..,
~ n " ntto1hoen session 81 the cunclnvc OF
I'm "'' MI hll9 Masons assembled - 2;Sp
Rose "Srct rg.islV us, Hnglee or knights
sst iulN t'lghNfhtn utHreel Was Ton
i isrsed ny ne following Officers: Wise
II Sc,iJn T., " DaNis' ~ degree n
dcs,,o, II ~ .npNrrn y. ~ imulNh,. ga
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kRue suRRENpeREp.
He Has Been Turned Over to the Me>
lean Authorities.

He Has Been Turned Over to the Mex
lean Authorities.
I'll raso, Texas, August i3,--unIted states
Mdmhol siebrecht Of san Antonio and f.
j. Dodge. special detective OF the Wells
Fnrgc Express company, reached here this
morning With John Krug, former Wells
Fargo express agent az EscalOn, Mexico,
for whose extrndition on the charge Of EN-
bezzoment Mexico made application many
months ago. There was no time lost In
the delivery OF Krus to the Mexican au-
thocties, for as soon as IL had been ascer-.
taincd that Mayor Onaie of Iuarcz had
been designated to receive him The prisoner
was taken to the center of the bridge and
receipt taken for him. The mayor and
chief OF the Juarcz police were awaiting
the arrival OF The marshal and his priat
onpr. Kong slipped over to the group of
Mcvicng officials and Marshal Seibrechte
duty ended As the Mexican officials led
him awas from the little group OF Ameri-
cans Brug turned and looked back over
his shoulder several times bnt said nothing
and kept pace with the tread Of his guards.
He win be taken To JimInez Immediately.
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Notes and Personals.

Galveston Texas, August t3.-Mrs. Mary
w'rn Smoot of sherman, author Of the
humorous serial Aunt Lucinda, being
putrstcd In the Galveston News. is visit
Ing IL the city.
Or Robert NJ Smith formerly Of Gal
weston hut now resident of Honolulu.
Is Ia the city.
II. "a. Knight, clerk OF the court OF civil
appeals left tonight for trip through
Colorado aud California.
r., t. Bonner, general manager OF the
Southwestern oil company, with headquar-
tcrs nt Houston. was in the city today
on business.
n G. Archer, general agent Of the Kan
sas city Southern Railway company, re.
turned today from a vacation spent IN
MiehiGat,
Il II Walker and Misses Jennie and
Pearl Walker Of Gonzales are visiting u
the city
II Bergman manager Of the opera house
az Houston. was In the city today.
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
REMOVAL OF BODIES STOPPED BY
HEALTH AUTHORITIES.
Land Sold to Satisfy Judoment---Gun
Club Organized and Officers
Elected.

Galveston. Texas, August is.--The bodies
OF those whose lives went ont in the storm
Of last September viii be allowed TO lie
who're they were buried after that terrible
catnclssn,, This Action Is rendered neccs-
sary on account OF the corpses net having
passed through The putrefying stage. Dr.
4, II. Wilkinson city health physician, has
notified the Woman's Health Protective
association that Il would be advisable 10
n q. the work or examination and
lodies arc now In rs WEI rs the prevailing
hot weather
DR.. WILKINSON says that while the bodies
themselves may not contain the germs Of
disease, az the same time In accomplishing
state the cadavers furnish a fertile lodge
mcn- foT all kinds OF microbes, which could
be easily transmitted by those who handle
them
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New commandant al A. and M.

Bryan, Texas. August 13.--captain Frank
p. Avery Of the Third Infantry, U. $. A..
has beep appointed commandant at the
Agricultural and Mechanical college aud
will enter upon his duties September II.
Captain Avery Is a graduate OF West Point.
class "a. and was retired for disability
In line OF duty September g. 1898. lie
comes highly recommended by his superior
ofhcers as competent and Efficient.
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coTToN MIL ASSUMED.
Negroes Have Succeeded in Raising the
Necessary Capital


Dallas Texas, August 13.-rhe New Cen
fury Cotton mill Is assured The last Of
the money TO he paid In by Texas share
holders was subscribed today. Under the
plan that has been faithfully pursued,
Manager Wiley proposes to erect cotton
mill on the c9lored fair grounds In North
Dallas. near the track OF the Houston
entirely by negro help. Boston capital
lists We're acquainted with the plan Under
the leadership OF Arnold y. Sanford. presI-
dent of the American Cotton exchange
they agreed TO contribute $4,000 OF the
$4,000 stock Of the corporation as soon
as the $4,000 was subscribed by Texas
men. II required hard work to get the
Boston men into the agreement and Il has
required hard work 10 raise the $4,000
wanted IN Texas. But both have been
done and the cotton factory VIII be built
WORK on The bnii1ings and the purchase
weeks
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Its cordial Endorsement ~ tho r,a,.o... i.
a,liniong the public spirited ana nafrio,ie
N'''Aens VINO are working to that end
no", Dan Phillips arrived In town today
I'm rampasas- He says that he is not a
candidate for congress hu, ,ho, An,
all the time. VA Tue people
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MEETING oF TYsoN AeIRs.
Senator Culberson Has Been Retaine
as Counsel for the Texans.

Fort Worth, Texas. August 49, THE ny
son heirs held conference here today.
There were some twenty-five or thirty here,
most Of them from various Texas counties.
Some came from Arkapsas.
united States Senator Charles A. cul-
berson was present and took part In the
meeting lie VIII assist them 10 secure
the S52,0Oo.oO0 thar has been left by John
Tyson, who died In Australia about Two
years ago. Edwin Tyson Of Cameron.
Texas, was made secretary and with
Senator culbcrson, will at once omen cor.
respondcnce with the Bank Of England In
regard 90 the vast estate. Most OF the
estate Is said to be money while some Is
ia railroad aud mining stocks
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Unsuooessful Hunt for ! Rapist.

Lcckhart, Texas, August ia Swedish
woman. living in the nelghborhood OF oat-
mans store near the line OF Caldwell and
hy negro man last Sunday. Although
sheriff Sanders and others have heen out
hunting the rapist, he has 80 far made good
his escape.
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PROCEEDINGS.

PRESIDENT Pro TEN Neal called the senate
% order this morning at 10 o'clock. rhe
senators were somewhat surprised 10 500
a. nhlI dozen electric fans, which Ind hem
pnt IN BY Sergeant at Arms Allen. in on.
Grafton In the chamber "a ~
A petition from Cameron was road ost
Ing that the Confederate home be enlarged
~ was referred to the finance committee
resolution Of sympathy on the death
ol lhe late l.. J. Farrer Of Limestone conn.
adopted. SENATE was
concurrent resolution by Mr. Harris 10
t AZ erect mat the Legislature indorse the
Alamo association in the purchasing Of Tho
ste Of the Alamo battle-ground was
Inc senate adjourned until 10 O'Clock
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RalIroad oftioIaIa h rown.

GaNeston. Texas, August INV. G. Van
Week, managcr OF the Atlantic division
OF tie Southern Pacific Railway company,
arrived In the city this afternoon, accom-.
paaicd by Attorney June Cox aud w s.
HoslinS OF the car accountant department.
The visit is not pertaining TO the railroad
huslrcsS. the object being to attend the
conclavc OF the Scottish Kite Masons. now
beng held In the city
Mr. Van Week said this afternoon that
he expected to hear of arrangements for
beginning the work on the elevator which
the cAnIany proposes TO construct here at
any time. He SAYS that the bids have
beer submitted for the various materials
for the construction of the elevator
lie said that he had not vet hcen ad.
yisel when the ships Of the company would
cnnrnNonce oncratIng into Galveston.
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Keep you vital oTgens IN good condition
iarial season. pRICKIY ASH BI'rTERS
cleanses and strengthens the stomach liver
and bowels aud helps the system to resist
street; Abbott Cockreu A Co, Coz Main
street. 4, Z. kieAling, E<e Main street,
special agents.
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land sold 10 satlsfy Jndoment.

Galveston Texas August i3,--In the
ca,ise Of Guy Bryan VS.. Edward II. Fred
erlrk. In which the plaintiff secured a
Judgment against the defendant for the
sam OF S2i. l3I,3T In the United states court
March 10, 1901, tho report of Master Com
tain property on which execution was or
dorcd a. satisfy said judgment was died
with the clerk OF the United States court
p.sd LOO acres 'gn in syeson ie comfy o 0 on
thc west shore OF Galveston bay The land
WAS s. TT to Guy Bryan, executor OF the VIII
~ Gpg Bryan deceased, and TO Halle NJ.
of SlLuO0.
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committee SUPERINTENDENT King OF tue SQn-
asked for All appropriation OF S5o,OvO for
the first year and @p,ON for tue second
for maintenance. F9r new huldings and
rodm r'Nbg he asked for sssoo5 superintenaeni
ny made an earnest appeal before the
e 70 " t lSeaS e ss ms
next addressed the COMMITTEES for an APP
preparation for the State militia.
He was followed by Major ~ A. Rector
PROT. Maliy state cntomologlst, appear
ed before the committee for the Bcckecpers
Association, requesting an appropriation to
establish an apiary q the 4. and N. col,
experiments III h~t culture by the depart.
ment 81 entomology, He addressed the
e eDa aS % Vh aye wears 81 n Ss Ues
are properly and scientifically looked after
they VIII bring In millions OF dollars IN
ssvense e the RmeSfp, Q. dSna s gSys
established II would be self sustaining
within Il short time.
X, y Walker OF the board OF trustees OF
the Blind institute was next given a hear
ing and submitted the estimate of appro.
prlations for the Institute. lie asked Tor
s2so0. three boilers sSjno ron gallery
$500, new brick school aud store build
Ing to contain department Tor girls indus.
trial school SCI go.
SUPERINTENDENT Plner also addressed tho
committee saying that the school building
asked for was absolutely necessary and
mat IL hau been requested Tor the past
thirty years. He also said that the dor
mltories were ovcrcrowdcd and were being
used MS school rooms. From the census
reports there are over one thousand blind
children in the State and physicians tel
me our dormitory Will not accommodate on0
hundred. We want 60 take all the pupils
who desire admittanee.'
Senate Finance.
The senate finance committee held n
meeting this morning Dr. Graves OF the
southwestern Insane asylum, Dr. Turner ot
the North. Texas asylum aud Or. Worsham
Of the State luuattc ASYLUM appeared be
fore Ii In behalf OF their institutions aud
submitted their statements MS to appro-
prlations for the next two years Their
Recommendations We're the same as those
submitted to the house committee ycster
day afternoon The committee gave each
superintendent very close attention.
At the afternoon session Of the seulte
FIN; nee committee the state he nth 4 par
mcnt WAS given u hear ng. TIE IN nittee
the. amounts asked for 10y The state
aSyiums.
House Judicial Districts.
The house committee on iullclal districts
held it's first session this afternoon Gary
moved to report adversely 10 the house
on the fIouts and Bullock biz and rs
recommend that bills providing for specific
changes where needed be Introduced, az
many e the judicial districts Of she state
were an right as AZ present constructed
Willacy and Nicholson agree with Gary
Houts. Conway ana Perkins oppose him.
~ the night session after a long $
cusslon, Garys motion was defeated and
all hills before the committee were re
ferrcd TO subcommittee 10 draft new
bul. chairman Men Is g he member of
this committee. The other four members
are yet TO be appointed.
Bank Investigation.
The house committee, which is invest-
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I'M COMMITTEE.

House Congressional Disulcts'
The house committee on congressional
districts met this afternoon. The sub
committee appointed to frame a bin report
ed. the districts being arranged as fol
lows:
First district Harris, Fort Bend. Wal
Ter, Liberty, Montgomery. Grimes, walker.
san Iacinto. POLK, Trinity.
Orange, Hardin. Tyler Jasper, Newton
Sabine. San Augustine, Angelina. Nacog-
doches, Shelby. Pamela.
Third Wood, Van landt smith, Up
shur, Gregg, Harrison, Rnsk. Cherokee.
Fourth Marion. Cass. Bowie, Norris,
titus, Camp, Franklin, Red River, Lamar,
Delta.
Fifth. -Fannin Collin, Hunt Hopkins.
Rains
sixth. Dallas, Rockwell. kaufman. I'll
seventh Bosuue Johnson Hill. Navarro,
Henderson,, Anderson,
Eighth. Limestone. Freestone, Robert
son, Leon Houston, Madison. Mllam'
Ninth, -Lampasas. coryen, McIennan,
Falls, Bell Hamilton.
Tenth. Burnet Williamson. Travis,
Hays Caldwell, Bashop, Lee, Bnrleson
Eleventh GoL2ales. Fayette, Washing
ton. Austin. Colorado, Lavaca. Dewitt
Twelfth Brazoria, Mntasorda, Jackson.
Calhoun, Arkansas Refugio, Victoria,
Col ad, Bee, San Particle, Nucccs, harhes,
Wilson Guadalupe, Comal.
Loving, Winkler Eclof. Crane, Upton,
Midland. Glasscoek Sterling, Coke Run
Mitchell, Howard Martin Andrews
Jones. shackelford stephens. l9nng'
Garza, Lynn. Terry. Yoakum. Cochran,
Hockey. Lubbock. Crosby. Dickens, King,
Knox, BAYLOR Archer Wichita, WilbargtIr'
Hale. Lamb. Bailey. Farmer, Castro,
Swisher. Bilsco Hail. Childress, lIol-
llngssworh poneGgi Armsrt9ng Rana t,ar
son. Gray, Wheeler. Hemphill. Rober,s,
Hutchinson Moore, Hartley, palntn, Sher-
man, liansford Ochiltree. lipscomb'
FourteGenth - ls.s Montague WISE
, Fifteenth. Pa,o ,raso, Parker. Tarrant,
Hood, Someryllle, Ei.lth, Comanche, NILS,
Brown, Coleman, Jack
ZapdSa Webb, Duyal Live OAR, McMrl-
len, La Sale. DImmit Maverick, Zavalla,
Frio. Atascosa. Medina. UvAide, KinneS,
Randera. Edwards Val Verde, Kerr, Ken
dali. Gillespie. Blaneo, Ilano, Mason, San
saba. McCulloch, t'on'ho. Menard, KIM
Crockett Pecos, Brewster, Presido Jefr
Davis
The hin was vigorously opposed by
Greer, who protested against Jefferson be-
ing placed with Galveston.
Lane tFayette) and Mcknight WHARTON
said they did not want Galveston In their
respective districts
Other protests were made by Cole, Al
drch Little, Henderson, tllendersuni,
Murray Lane, Schuter and Neral, all "
whom expressed themselves as heing favor
ably disposed toward the arrangement tenn
porarily agreed on by the subcommittee
last week before going into executive SEES
SION Finally a motion to reconsider the
motion providing 10. seriatim consideration
of the subcommittees bill was passed and
the subcommittee was ordered TO report a
new hill, using the rough draft made by
II last week as a basis. A corrected list
Of the districts as arranged under this
Arnft appeared III Sundays Post. The
committee then adjourned subject to the
call of the chair.
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Esqle Lake Retains incorporation.

Eagle Lake. Texas. August BIN the
election today on ahoishlpg the incorpora-
tlon 81 the ciiy OF Eagle. Lake the vote
stood - to - in favor Of sustaining the
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Galveston Gun Club.

Galveston, Texas. August l3The Gal
weston Cur club was formally organized
las- night with the election OF the fol
lowing officers; r. w. shaw, president;
w a Hnklc, Vice president; Jim Fors
gard secretary and treasurer; Ben j. Red
ding captain. and r. w Shaw. w. A.,
Hlai>c. Jim Forsgard, Jlgs Rogers and w.
NJ Sclklrk ms members Of the executive
.con,ulittep
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House Finance.

At the session OF the house finance com
mttee this afternoon the University
regents were given a hearing In behalf ot
an appropriation for the University. Judge
Tom Henderson spoke for the regents
asking for an appropriation on basis ~
the six months allotment which is
SlOS56t for the first year nnd SlOJ,oVO Tor
MED The statement OF certain people 10
the effect that professors n the main
University were receiving 5000 salary, as
the highest salarled professor received
year. Ge stated that fhe number Of students
this year aud next would be between 1901
and 2OO0 and II WIS the largest attended
university In the South. He asked for
a wonans building, complete water sys-
TEN and fire protection and 2 gymnasium
ali three 10 cost $4,000. Mr.. Henderson
spoke at length IA favor of an approprta
tion for n young ladies' building; giving
10 detail It's advantages AMI SnpWlng inat
the Young ladies are compelled TO nay
from SIS 10 $50 per month FOR board while
the young men have hlh where they get
bos rd at from $40 To So per month. As
10 water supply nc asked lof Si3.,un Win
which 10 build a stand pipe on the campus
10 give the institution al the water II
needs lie also spoke ~ length on the
advantages OF a gymnasium. BE 1Sktd
the university so that the regents could
use the income from the lease ~ lands 70
make these improvements. As "a the meai.
cal college. he said y was better equipped
than ever before and that ~ the injured
buildings had been repaired
Many questions We're asked the speaker
hy members Of the committee. and by
comparison with Western state UNIVERSE
ties i was shown that ne appropria'ie ~
amounts given TO them by their respective
= 1t The night meeting Of the house nnsncs
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House Representative Districts.

The house committee OH representative
districts adopted the report OF the sub,
committee. as published in Mondays
Post. with the exception that districts
made up MS follows were substituted for
Red River. Titus and Morris, Tenth dis
trlct; Camp and Upshur: Twentieth dis
triet; sabine, Newton and san Augustine
Twenty first district San Jucinto. Hardin,
Liberty and Chambers rwenty-slxth dis
tilct; Tyler ana Jasper Forty-eighih
district: Washington and Lee: Forty
ninth district: Burseson EIghiy-fourth
district: Clay and Jack: ono hun
bred and sixth district; Wichita,
Wilbarger Hardeman FOar1 King, Dick
ems. Motley. Cottle. Childress, Han
one Hundred and Eighth; Brown and
Coleman. One Hundred and Ninth
lrcater1: Grayson. Tarrant, Denton,
Wise ane Cooke The committee hill viii
be reported TO the house IN the morning.
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Chartered.

Austin. Texas, August ia-The follow
ing charters were Glcd today;
The Fort Worth Real Estate and In
vestment company Of Fort Worth capital
stock $4,000 1ncorporators: T.. NJ Ora.
ham, IT, A. Fowler and A. j. Beale.
Inmpasas Library and Social club Of
Lampasas: capital stock $1,000. lncOrporat
ore; T. l., Cauthen, ]. X. Key and j. II.
White.
Two Republics oil company OF El Paso;
capital stock $4,000. Purpose to pros.
pcct for oil In III Paso and JEFFERSON coun.
Ties. Directors. j. =. DETER Joseph Ma
COFFIN, A. A. Kline, s. Campbell and w.
H. Payne, all Of III PHso.
The Tonkaway Social club OF Houston
amended It's charter by changing Its name
10 the Red Mems Social Club and Library
association.
The El Paso Saddlerv company amended
Its charter by increasing It's capital stock
from $4,000 to $4,000,
The American Book company, with a
capital Of S5,OO0,OO0, renewed Its permit
to do business In the State.
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HAS STOOD THE TEST 20 YEARS.
Groves Tsstsless Chill Tonic.
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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.
Further Awards Made.

Austin, Texas, August ~, state Purrhas
Ing Agent Dodge today made the follow
ing awards ON dry goods FOR the various
state clecmosynary Institutions:
w u. Smith, Austin. white pearl dress
buttons, smoked pearl dress buttons, pnnts
buttons agate buttons cont and vest hut.
tons. buckles oil calico, countorphucs,
ladies corscts corset strings lace cur
tains, Chomhray white and red twilled
flannel, staple, fancy and solid dress cling
hams. hair pins, white lawn mosquito not,
cnnlhrlc lining, needles table napkins pins
ribbon shawls, serge. scnm, thlmbles.
bachelor buttons, boys' gloves, slickcrs,
mems negllge shirts and suspenders for
all institutions.
Mexican, Filters & Co. Austin. white and
single blankets, damask. Valcnoicunes cdg.
Ing stitch braid fenthcrs, hooks and eyes,
hat pins. hgurcd lawn, rustic lining, mat.
tresS covers, oil sheets, percale sateon.
tracing wheels, tape lines leo wool knit
ting zephyr SnNony yarn. Germantown
wool, knitting SILK, ribbon, knitting needles,
crochet cotton, cnn buttons, mems gloves,
mems white shirts suspenders. Union
suits. all institutions,
NJ. Scott, Dallas, table damask, all in
situations
sanger Bros. Dallas cotton knitting,
cambria, corscts, cottonade denim colored
and cotton duck, diaper cloth, gray mixed
flannel ladies' fancy and white handkcr
chiefs. oil cloth, percallne, Swiss hgured
scrlm ladies' and misscs' vests crochet
hooks. darnIng needles, boys standlng ana
ttHAdoNn collars, cotton hnnuel drawers
for boys and men, mems shirts, boys
waists, all Institutions
u. 4 A. Openhemor. San Antonio, cot
ton crash linen crash. mems collars aud
cuffs. mems undcrshirts, all institutions
Pace & Levy Terrell leather belts ere.
tonne plastic, cotton nanuel crochet hooks,
safety plus. sewing SILK surgeons gguze,
stay binding. linen towels, bath towels,
knitting needles, pearl md bone collar
buttons. mems ana boys handkerchiefs,
hovs' Union suits ana undershlrts, all In,
situations.
Slayden. Kirksey Wooden mills. Waco.
lean, cassimere, mems. youths and boys
nnptg and cadet cloth all institutions
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Senate Congressional Districts.

The senate committee on congressional
districts finished It's labors this evening
and adorned II win present It's report
to tle full committee tomorrow morning.