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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-10
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
Second Days Session Of the County
Judges and Commissioners.
TWO BODIES WILL NOT CONSOLIDATE
A Fishing Club Has Been Organized.
A Houston Case in the Federal Court.
The Borkum Has Arrived.

Galveston, Texas August 9.--Thc second
days session Of the County Commissioners
aud County Judges association convened at
Q o'clock this morning In the county court
room. The program published IN rhc Post
OF today was taken up aud the various sub
iects mentioned therein were discussed in
a general way by chose In attendance
At the close Of the discussion the mat.
ter Of combining the County Judges nsSo
citation and the County Commissioners aud
County Judges association was taken up,
and 4 was decided thar it would lie un
wise TO do SO, as many of the subjects dis
cusscd by the county Judges were not Of
interest 30 the commissioners aud many
subjects that the commissioners would wish
to discuss were of no Interest TO the
judges
The county Judges decided TO hold the r
next meeting IN May. aud Il will likely
bc held az San Antonio. The present OIL
GERS OF the association were reelected for
the ensuing year.
The County Commissioners and County
Judges association decided 60 hold their
meetings only twice n NUnr, instead of four
times, as NJ present, Ono Of theRe meet
ings Will be held In Galveston and the
other In Dallas. They also reelected tho
present Officers for the ensuing year.
This afternoon the visitors were taken
greatly enjoyed. rhc attendance at the
meeting this year was somewhat larger
than the last meeting held at Galveston
Il year ago
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RELIGIOUS.
Proceedings of the Texae Baptist Mis-
sionary Society.

proeeedinas of the Texae Baptist Mis-
sionary Society.
Mcxio. Texas. August 0.-The Texas sap
Fiat association has just closed three
aovs' session at the reunion grounds SIX
miles west Of Mexla. -.
Messengers from 30 churches we're pres
ont and fhlrtyfour churches Were repre-
sne NV letters and contributions. 49,.
~ n Parker at Morgan was pleslu.il,
n VI anderson Of Garland. secretary anu
~ / ogglns OF Ennis treasurer
There was collected lor lhlas'oh' "He
ucafioial purposes Sg"V, .ttio ,,as etect.
/ NJ Newbnm OF JacesohNlls W SIP
al M corresponding secretary anu -
scoiold III Palestine Bible heetrlhIy. ,o.
Ennis was selected as heaaq9sV'ssil TX aH'
,he gtate mission board with - eiaus ~,
" ~ nresidcnt and A. i. sconelh ss sec
retary ~ the board. - had
mr. introductOry sermon was pitAch,siu
an Tho opeulng day by Rev. AZ Scohs y,
af,ar thai it was strictly business seS
sion, -, ...tcae tsere held by
az ladies' auyiliary Wednesngy ~ IeInu,'"
cnnducted by Mrs. Pietpnh o. lhoIhStu ~,
The next meeting viii be neld ~ ~
/ nneiite q'exns commencing InesuHy aite'
1 ~" drst SUNDAY IN August lME.
li n,,,t.bty fcur visitors were present
n5eeetes present report me session
| nleasa6f and MIRACULOUS one, ann the'
predict much good VIII result from w.
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Notss \ Personals.
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

APpLDBY.-A new camp of woodmen 0S
the World has been organized here.
RATCLlFF. The new mill Is now up 70
the second story and work is being rushed
FERRIS "A small negro boy was shot
and Killed by another who had an uh
loaded" gun.
SULPHUR SPRINGS. The schol, ca.S
census Sf HOPKINS e sss Syo,oT show This S' Is
an increase of 300.
MONTAG uE.- While Bud Trlmmer's team
was running away he jumped from the
wagon and broke his leg at the ankle. Am
putation perhaps necessary.
BEEyIILE. Truck gardeners in this sec
ton are preparing their soil for cabbage
planting Tue acreage in this product IN
this vicinity viii be very large
REAGAN well developed case Of
smallpox has been found i've miles from
here. The patient Is negro woman and
many people have been exposed.
MERKEL.-w While Buchanan, son Of Mrs
and = ,er RST,f atS, S h nrt rhe horse aflcr
Throwing him, kicked him. crushing his
shull.
NIS.---Arrnngements are being made
Kaufman. Texas, on August 10. II VIII
he n gathering OF about twenty lodges In
this section of the country
nHoMAsroN; The moSnument eT rect. p
MCrphree was nnEellcd BY me local camp
! Woodmen OF the World, Sovereign Thomas
! NJ. steel OF ineio 1ellNPItd tnt bIuliNH
! CORSICANA.-Mr J. r. Alternately 9
| switchmnn In the Houston aud Texas en-
trial yards, fell from a hox car breaking
| his arm near the wrist, dislocating his yer
| wrist and making bad wound In his bip
SULPHUR SPRINGS. There IS n prohl
billion campaign on In Hopkins county
! though as vet no election has been or
corcd but Monday the commissioners cour
will consider petition 10 order one. Their
VIII also be n petition In opposition
DALLAS.--It will not he long before tn
case of g. A. Hayden VS.. j n. Cranhl
ct nj will be in the hands Of the jury
This case was called June II. eight week
ago During by far the greater PORTO
of the time It has fbeen on trial I'VE day
each week.
sBERMAN.-B. c. smith, Doc Bun. A
f. Jenkins VIII FaIrchilds and j NJ
DRwkins were before United States Con
miss oner Holt today charged with passli
cotnterfeit bills In Sheriran and Denise
on August 1 They were al held n qnswc
10 the Federal circuit court In October I
bonds OF $1,000 each
GAINESVILLE C. Allen. charged wit
the killing Of sam Steinleln In this cit
on December o, 1900. and who has been
! jail here since that time, had a habea
. corpus hearing before District Judge Del
ton. Bail was granted In the sum Of $3.50
Allen had been denied bail at a previoJ
, habcas corpus hearing.
DENTON w. r. Sims is suing the Oul
! Colorado and Santa Fe railway for Si50s
for personal injuries alleged n have bef
received by Defendants train soaring piai
g tln's horse and throwing plaintiff into
e hsrbed wire fence. l.. O. Randall Is SUR
the Texas and Pacific railway for SO.
9 damages for alleged personal Injuries.
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Aooldonts N Wharton.

Wharton, Texas, August "a little son,
aged years, OF IL, G. Freshmen was Sc
yeroly injured by falling scanting which
struck the child on the brow. inllcting a
serious wound. DR.. Andrews was instantly
summoned and the little fellow is doing
we'll
MIR. A. j. Foster, while working on the
Wuterhouse sugar mill, fell and received a
severe scalp wound.
Near Mackny this week a Mexican, while
passing near the railroad. was struck by
the step from the engine, which few on
and struck the mpn en- the leg, breaking
the leg just below the knee. The man,
after receiving medical attention. was
transferred TO the hospital at Houston for
treatment.
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WEATHER AND CROPS.

Nremphls Hail County Texas. August o.
it X raining hnrd here tonight, tne hrst
of any consequence Tor SeNerN in"nVnS'
Denton. Denton County, Texas, August
. IpSPrts are working on the cotton IN
the southern part Of the county nldly'
Montague Montague County, Texas, Au-
gust SIT is estimated that II VIII tnfe
from five to ton acres TO make ohe u"lc
of cotton in this section
uAmpstead, Waller County, Texas, An
gust 4, The continued dry weather Is
Cotton Is now being brought In daily
Mount Calm, rtln County, Texas. August
s The cotton crop IS fast opening IN ihls
section and picking hos begun Ihe Nleld
will be short unless 1t should rain 'mme-
dlately.
wortham, Freestone County, Texns, An.
gust . II SIN continues dry ana not
and cotton is failing fast and picking has
here; wells aud tanks are going dry and
the cattlemen are having to move their
cattle.
Ferris. Ellis County, Texas, August y.
good for thirty bushels per acre looks
now, AZ though II would not make over M.
teen. Cotton has Quit, growing Is oPSrnt ny
peCt3tonS a week ago.
Richmond, Fort Bond County, Texas, Au-
gust 0--Cotton in this county is opening
rnpdly. Several bales We're SOLD mere,
Rosenberg and other points In the county
. last week A. Myers bought the hrst
bale sold here; was raised on Henry BANK
er's place, near Needvlile.
Gonzales, Gonzales County, Texas, Au-
gust o -Reports from the country show
that the cotton crop Is being damaged very
much In places 10y the hQll wceNn' thhSS
AVhtre the rain wWas light two weeks ago
NE dry weather is lnjurlng the plant con
70 ieraby,
VI 10 hot, dry weather is causing the cot,
lot tho pop open like corn In a pepper All
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18th sides Appeal.

sherman. Texas, August 9.-in the case
j, cuntsr & Jones. the Gulf, Colorado and
Sants ne Railway ct al, there was recently
''.,.d,., Tor S16.500 and interest against
q y. w, ~ the defendants. the Gulf Colorado
thIse q. Fe' inc international and Great
NMns+thern and the san Antonio ana Ais slls,s
iHss I'm With proportionate amount 81
agains. The piainti1s nad defendants
in a.l sscb Gled motions for a new trlai
and the case win come up on elons ns sSe
NVhnlhf' ,c,nhers Of the Jury who sat IN
AZ ~ ' Use: this Is at the instance OF th'
.f.trtfNe
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o.,. n,ioade Reunion Closed.

pnn,s Texas, August O. Yesterday was
no closing day OF the two days' reunion
Of the Parsons Texas cavalry brigade
W.. .ecasion was greatly enjoyed by both
Inc visitors ana the home people, , =, an.
t"Ss ne regular husneps meeting Or me
~ ~ ~ resferday afternoon the following
pf ~ ,.sre elected for the ensuing year;
captain Carr Forrest RseriIdeuR oH M = Sec @
ghn' ~, w. nresident: A. J, Lloyd, secretary
W. w n Getzendauer, treasurer.
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United States Court.

Galveston. Texas, August o.-In the cause
OF the Michigan Savings and Loan Com
pany vs., j Allen Huston ct al of Houston
the defendants hrst supplemental answer
has been nled with the clerk OF the United
States court. The cause Is one wherein
Ralph H. Aldrlch seeks 20 become party
to suit of the Michigan Savings and
I.onn Company VS. ]. Allcn Huston ct al
for the recovery Of certain property In the
city of Houston, he claiming tO be the duly
appointed receiver Of the property Of the
company in Texas The Defendants an
swer states that they are without proof OF
such appointment and of his qualification
as receiver ny set forth in his petition.
and demands proof Of the allegations set
forth IN his petition.
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% the Santa Fc, left this morning for a
tcip oyel his territory.
,Carl Drake, a lumber dealer OF Aus
YIN, Is in the city aud viii spend few
days fishing In the bay
lanieS Glraud, contracting agent Of the
~ ,sco az Houston, was In the city today.
Stariette society returned this morning
=, MIS- \. A, Hawkins left last night for
Marriage licenses have been issued to
uIn A. z. Rosln and Miss Jane Mar
snail. and 5. j. Kindred aud Mrs. Pauline
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Child Badly Hurt.

Caldwell, Texas, August o-Yestersay
the ll-year-old son Of Charles Schlelock,
living about six miles from town, met with
a serious necldert. He had climbed tree
TO gather grapes, and getting out his knife
TO aid him in gathering some ine lunches,
he fell to the ground with the open knife
IN his hand. The blade stuck In his neck,
intlcting serious wound, Fortunately no
veins or arteries We're cut. The little fell
low is getting ON fairly well and the wound,
though serious, Is not thought to be fatal.
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Notes and Personals.

weston, Texas. August o.-Dr. j. r..
vi. pastor OF the First Presbyterian
= Of Fort Worth. who has been hlling
OMIT Of the First Presbyterian church
Ndslty for several weeks, win leave
,,s or his home.
IN George u. Stowe left last night
MI. where he goes 10 inspect stone
~ ,Apossihly be used In the con
W. ~ the new building OF the Cen
tan sas church.
80, froA city today.
tnna9 Dlehl of Houston arrived
h" Mrs. L. On. Germany, on the Bor'
MrmhhS'e' gster and Miss Joshlne
" II. knight for an extended trip
~ NJ. Gnbous Antonio is in the
sioNrsg ,n ~ Beauna and tax commits
"a 4. Kendig tEeturned this morn
I
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KiIlod hv a Mnle.

Anplchy, Texas, August S.-Mr John Lyn.
dale, aged n yenrs. the son OF MIR. Leonard
lyndalc, was thrown from mule yester-
day about , p, m. and received Injuries
from which he died this morning at S.
Mr.. John Lyldalc was highly respected
ana promising young man, whose unex-
pccted and tragic death has cost gloom
over the entire community.
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AAh,dned a Rankrupt.

sherman. Texas. August 9.--fhe referee
- nsnrrpptey to-day gave official notice
,sat A q. Nash of sherman had been
att,a,,od ! bankrupt and all creditors are
nctiied to meet in the court ro6Ia ,r e. I'm n
feuelai Aneast 16 Mr. Nash made vol
snssrx implication and turned over neAtis
III his nroperty In this city.
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sandhaaaed and Robbed.

giving his name as N. r, steagan ana
claiming to be from Waco was found In
nm insensible condition last night In the
rear OF the Crown hotel. His appearance
indicated that he had been sdndbagged
and his pockets were cut This morning
on becoming conscious he claimed to have
been robbed OF $40.
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PROCEEDINGS.
The Senate.

senate was called to order Mt 10
!! President Pro Tenn Neal. Some tif-
minutes were consumed In securing
rum, which was completed by the
~ Of Senator DibreI.
~ PRAYER by the chaplain the regular
business was taken up.
NV staples sent up petition from
a,VnhlghttF club at Brenham asking
appropriation of S500O0 for the cree
4hlly The petition. which was gu d
n sequsnles {. G, Garrett. l.. ]. Locketi,
nsynes and B. Bryan, ms a commit
a'm the club. was referred TO the
, ~eson OF Senator Turney the senate
Il Neu 10 ~ a, m. next Tuesday.
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An oil Expert at Beaumont.

Peaumcnt. Texas, August o.-Mr. c. q.
y. Cnracrlstl, who Is reputed to know
moro rhout oil than any man In the United
States, arrived In Beaumont tonight for
fhe pllpose OF making an exhaustive In.
VestipatiOn OF this field. Mfr. Caracristi
comes here for the Manufacturers Record
aud win contribute articles to that publ
cation descriptive OF what he finds here.
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FISHING Club.

Galveston, Texas, August "a meeting
was held last night NJ the chamber OF
commerce for the purpose of organizing the
Galveston Fishing club, nr. S, O. Young
presided at the meeting aud the organlza.
tion was perfected with the election OF the
following officers. j. "a u Scott, presl
dent; A Duchamp, vice president and gen
eral manager; r. Drcyfus, secretary; T..
p CraVens, treasurer The board OF d.
rectors was MS follows. Or. IS o. Young.
Or T.. s. Downs J NJ. o. Menard, G.
Wcdemeyer and Or. w. G.. Fisher.
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collin COUNT oId settIers.

Mckinney. Texas, August s.-ConEress-
spoAe az the old settleis' picnic and ex.
Confederate reunion Aere today. Other
speakers were Rev. y. J. Martin OF Plano.
who served under John Morgan, the In
trepld and renowned Southern raider, and
Representative j. n. Grlshan.
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Neck pislooated.

Fort Worth Texas August 9,--John Res
gan, who fell from the TOP OF house last
night and dlslocitcd his neck, Is still alive
lie is prominent farmer near here and
was examining some repairs on the house
az the time of the accident. lie fell thirty
foot.
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An 60 VICE pIsmIssed.

c.,ves,on. Texas, August 9.--At the pre-
,,r,,aary hearing Of Judge Noah Allen on
49,. s,,rrae az embezzlement, held In
t Insssce Rarry's court this afternoon, az !
sshree cases 1ere dismissed on tne tsoena
maj they were arkl and ast siminA sAs@-'
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nomnIda conc pesd.

san Antonio. Texas, August AFTER two
800. sufering. Romolda Cortez. .
brofher Of Gregorlo Cortes; Who vas aiso
charged win the mnTdeI, e. q ,a ing today tom
OF sod NAL received at the time Norris was
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Fort Womb Refundinn.

Fort Worth. Texas August e.--scme
$4,000 OF city's bonded Indebtedness has
been refunded AZ per cent. This will save
the city $4,000 In forty years About
Sl,O0OO00 more Of the bonded Indebted.
ness Win be cancelled and new bonds is.
sued at per cent
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Aemn for caIdmeII county.

Lockhart. Texas, August 9.-caldwei is
about 70 lnaugurate new industry. Word
mas been received that Northern company
e now negotiating for large tract Of land.
s,nbraeinE several hundred acres. for the
purposR a. Eaising hamn.
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IN COMMITTEE.

'Ise congressional Subcommittee.
a0ase subcommittee on congressional
= met this morning with full at
ar uarner Uvaldel addressed
4'''ee' saying that the prevailing
~ seemed 10 he that each port Of
: me State wants cong. essma F.,
= y works to the Interest of the
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lillian Al san Angelo.

San Angelo. Texas, August 9.--in dlf
-. -,,o~ an old grudge and a disputed
h ,n,,t mater Jim Hewitt was killed. e ID.
luke is under arrest. The victim OF 70.
tragedy Is Wen knor1 rnearnl'1' DuA'
is an old resident stock i-r"eh'
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ACCIDENTS.
Tossed BY q Bull.

Corslcana, Texas, August a.--Mr. Hiosier.
aged 90, living three miles from town, was
injured yesterday by being attacked by
hull The animal picked MIR. Hosler up,
throwing him completely over his head; In.
luries thought not TO be serious.
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INT FREE TO MEN
remarkable Remedy That Quick
restores Lost Visor to Men.
r '"al PACKAGE Sent By Mail to
All Who Write.

fgne . packages OF most remark.
wIite ,iie being mailed 10 all who
cured sn state Medical Institute.
fof vess' many men who had bnt
lcal sgaS against the monfai and
hstitssering Of lost manbood that
uial nv mas decided Ia dfstrthnfe
Re tteesa.eAases to all who write +, q,
IN, ffoo.iheht and All men who si,trrr
'fcn ielIl or sexual wani-n,.ss i,,t,
esth AN Inl folly. premature ioss ~
" Or memory, weak hnek yorj
tAeps eeiluaclation OF parts can no,v
! rela,t ives az home. Nv"
|N Wsrr,, Jus 9 peculiarly grateful Of.
.isslfet .h and seems TO Aei dfrect 70
'o9msr, '9eatlon. giving stren1.fh ana
sl The M Wherc 1t Is needed IL
Years of ~ and troubles that come
and has use Jt the natural func-
cases Deen an absolute success
Asiiinte aea 9nest 10 the State MedI-
r. lnd 80 Elektron building Fort
fef fres ssatlng that Won dogire one
Nth bro,t..al packages viii be com.
y q teaesSSslptly. The Institute 4 dc.
~ ssssfSaalng that great class ~ men
~ tho - leave home Ia be treat.
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q packs.saa inple,. carefully sealed In 4
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saa,rs ~ embarrassment or pnbilcf
& FAY. VIE requested to write with
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Galveston, Texas, August 0.The North
German Lloyd steamer Borlsum arrived
thls afternoon from bremen, Germany.
with the following Hist Of cabin passengers:
Dr w j. Balrd, Prof. Anton Diehl, Mrs.
Thekla Dohmen, FRANC Dohmcn, Keinhold
Al38ef Deidrch Menke, Emil Poachct,
MIS- Emil Poachet, ". Runk, r. A, j.
Reuvekrmp. Mrs Augusta SOederlnnd,
Tauny Schroeder, ELSA Weinbaum. Il. NJ.
Voice, Emma Zuchert
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THE OLD LAW PREVAILS
SHERIFF FLY WAS TOLD HE COULD
SUE FOR A WRIT OF MANDAMUS.
The Third Regiments Pay Roll Has
Been Sent ln--New Corporations.
University Regents in Session.

Arstin. Texas. August a.sherlN Fly OF
tioi gales county was here today and
brought his Zee blu TO the comptroller for
approval and payment. Mr.. Love approved
the hill under The old law, but not under
the new one, as the speaker OF the house
failed to sign It in the presence Of the
house This was the FIRST hln presented
10 the comptroller sluce the passage Of the
new law, and he told sheriff Fly that he
could mandamus him " ne liked, but under
tho circumstances he could not approve the
bIr "a comply with the new law
IL Is more than likely that the special
session viii take up and again pass the
ehcriffs bill.
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House Bank investigation.

rho house bank investigating committee
..as not in session today and Il is stated
II viii be able to report as soon as ee',a'N
o9 sVbnirn,an Kennedy (Llmestone) Is absent
4ha "a
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A HARD TIME TO HOLD 1T
SEVERAL NEW CONTESTS FILED
AGAINST WOODS CLAIM.
The Man Who Drew First Prize In the
Big Land Lottery Beset with Troubles
to the Measure Of a Peck.

Fort sill, o. T.. August o.--rhree addl-
tionai contests have been started against
James II. Woods, tho hrst wilmer In the
I.awton district land lottery. who. In
choosing his claim, shut Miss Matte Reals
cut from filing on a tract next to Lawton.
Last night LEGAL townsitc company stakcd
On Woods entry ard stretched ropes TO
indicate alleys ard lots and gave notice OF
tcntest, These Woods displaced with the
ala Of an axe, Int during the night 2OO
sQuhtterg took possession and say they
VIII contest 10 the end Woods attorneys
have warned The squattcrs TO move within
ten days. fourth contest was lnaugurated
t1tay when 4 placer miner claim based on
the alleged discovery of ell In the Woods
homestead was filed with the registrar OF
deeds
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HIH County Old Settlers and Soldiers

Hillsboro, Texas. August 9.--The Hill
county old settlers and soldiers Will hold
their annual reunion az Mount Springs on
August 14-16. The program Will embrace
addresses by Hon. d. Derden, ]. w. Mar
shall, Nelson Phillips. d. C. Wornell and
others.
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uon.a Senatorial Subcommittee.

Tho house subcommittee on senatorial
.,tatrtcts has agreed on the first fifteen aus
tricts proposed by the M%r Rpo1 1,I is taken
tnat III ~ loon substituted and Montgomery
Gut used a 10 replace Leon In ne titteeinatnd
Is sra us being left to be hereafter proNiaeu
for. 49,. ts noy, HING up on the
eiI. tosntb district at present composer 10 ~
SSI INaerh ToTt BEND. Waller and Austin, hs
Moran o bill proposes to pnt har distri %o"'
eomery and Waller IN na tne eee az O'Clock
inmnrroW.
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House Finance.

The house committee on finance ue'u ~
session. hut its subcommittees were at WORK
dnrlnr the day.
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COON PRICES ron TOWN LOTS.

HVVU FNINho FVN tUWN HVI0'
Fort SIN, o. r., August y Town lots
In Lawton are selling for a hgure which
exceeds tho most confident predictions. The
average for atty lots sold yesterday
was $500. This mornlng the FIRST corner IN
the block north of the land office sold Tor
$500 and the average for the FIRST hNe lots
sold was $500
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HAS STOOD THE TEST 20 YEARS.
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic.
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aAs STOOD THE TEST 20 YEARS.
Grosss rasisless chin TeHis.