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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-13

Waco, Texas, February 12-rhe build
Ing that is to be occupied by tho Brazos
Packing company as now complete and
tho machinery is being moved In and put
In place. The plaIt @ill be ready Tor
cper4ti1n In the course OF three weekc.
n IS the only large plant of this kind
ii Central Texas. and the prospects arc
that !! viii be well patronized. The plant
viii haYs capacty of from lfty TO sew
enty-lye hogs per day apd twenty Ave
peeyes or more.
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Fayorlte Prescription, three OF his Gold
en- Medical Discovery and one vial OF
DR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets and follow
Ing The advice you gave regarding The Lo-
ton Tablets, | can truly say that am
cured. The doctor said 1t was uterine
disease | had"
The sick woman who begins the use
OF DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription he
gins the cure with the first dose sne
takes Women who have suffered for
long years and found no help from doc
tors or other medicines have found a
perfect ana lasting cure in the use OF
"Favorite Prescription
1T ALWAYS HELPS
and almost always cures. This statement
is based upon the fact that OF the hun
dreds OF thousands Of women who have
used "Faverite Prescription" 20 per cent
have been perfectly and permanently
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n11Is INrRnnrcEn.

Bills were introduced MS follows:
By TuImer--'Uo ascertain ana adindicate
b. suit against or by the State Tor land
lying between the Nueccs and Rio Grande
riN crs.
BY Turner-An act to provide for the
levy and collection of an additional annual
State ad valorom tax of cents on the 500
valuation, to be known as a special quar-
antine tax to he used in the enforcement
OF the quarantine laws.
BY Staples-To prevent tho intimidation
of employees from voting at an election,
BY Bcaty-To provide For safety nppli-
anccs in the boring of oil wells, so as to
require valve to be attached to the well
casing in order TO shut off the flow ana
prevent the oil from spreading and becom'
ing ignited
mont and Kansas City Railway company
To nurchase and opernte the Gulf Beau
moit and Great Northern railroad.
BY Turncr--ro amend the fish and game
law so as to protect ''iackdaws' as an in
sect destroying bird. This is known as the
cabbage mems bin
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corsIcana's SOAP Factory.

Corsicsna, Texas. February i2-'At the
meeting Of the Commercial club he'd here
yesterday afternoon to consider the
proposition OF Captain J. E Gabatt Of
Fort worth relit ting to the establishment
OF soap factory at this point, i was de-
elded 10 pace the matter IN INC napds
az a solisltlng committee, and make al
Cffort toward raising the amount re-
au.red about $4,000.
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cured. Only two wo-
men In each hundred
have failed OF a com
plete cure, and even
In these cases there
has been marked relief
and Improvement; the
the headache is less
frequent, the hnckacha
less severe, and house
hold duties long laid
aside are undertaken
anew with comfort and
satisfaction.
II can truthfuily say
thar Dr. Pierce's Ia
yorlte Prescription Is a
wonderful medicine
and deserves tho
praise given It," writes
Mrs. Emma Spooner,
OF Lakeylew, Mont
calm County. Mich.
Box 2SS. ~ was sick
four months and tho
medicine prescribed by
the doctors did me no
good. Finally I wrote
10 Or. II. V. Pierce for
his advice. He an
swered in u very kind
letter. lnstructing me
what Ia do. | followed
his advice. and today
am a well woman.
thanks to DR.. Pierce"
No woman should
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MnIIisyiIIe LocaIs.

Walllsville, Texas, February 1.-THE
woodmen and Grove circle ball and sup
per. waich was to be given THURSDAY
night. the i4th instant. has been post
poned indefinitely on account OF the
death OF young Chambers.
The commissioners court VIII meet TO-
day and begin the Arst regular term IN
,he new year for transaction OF business.
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v ,,,'ll Of this State are undoubtedly tho
,,,, s, uNllhanic, corrupt aitatrs 4 have ever
W., ri'n,sseu' Under the law, us Ii Is now,
w nave ne protection and we thluk We
~ ~ etvarly entltlcd to it. Kindly let ine
ue"r nom you. l am, very truly,
u..,.. j. %. Gibson.
punishment a nne or Imprisonment or both
'"stvnu OF both me aud imprisonment
sief az offered an amendment TO the rules
ill., Wednesday afternoon Tor consldcra.
would call II up tomorrow.
morrow '' 0'"V NN''N" w
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writing by the legally appointed guardian
OF the porsoa of a minor IN the county
court In which such guardianship is pcnl.
ing either In term time or vacation, stat.
ing that his or her wand has been taken
o. gone beyond tho control Of said guar.
dian. and also stating whore said ward
tho immediate execution OF said writ, AMI
that when said nlinor shall have been
returned the judge of said court shall
turn said minor over TO the custody os his
or her guardian.
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FACTORY GIRLS
The Graceful and Handsome
Women Who Work at
the Loom.

Any one who has lived In factory town
ana has seen The tide OF human life
which foods the streets when the mills
stop FOR the day, viii have been struck
by the number OF graceful ana handsome
young girls among the thrbng, Light
hearted, smiling, mirthful. IL is hard 10
realize that they have lust left days
fatigulng work But another sight at
tracis the onlooker He sees groups OF
otber women, thin OF form, DUH OF eye
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GoldBhwatte, Texas. February u.-lIon.
r. II. Clements came in last night on a
bushes visit The majority OF mis- con-
Sbituents in1orse his course In the legis-
latnre, especially an the Hogg amend
ments, as large majority OF che people
are cpposed 10 them.
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MOI HEREDITARY

NoI HEREDITARY
IN the main, consumption
/ not hereditary; it is infec-
|ious.
Low vital force is hereditary;
Enlch gives consumption its
[Rance. An infection starts
Between the two, the crop
/ q big one: about onc-sixth
I the human race.
e suppose it needn't be
'sOie than S per cent, if people
rOuld take fair care and SCOTS
FS NY Of cod-liyer oil.
|our,r 's s yoa little to ,ry. Il you Ike.
So"SE' ~ Pearl street, New York.
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Health and Strength

There are ten thousand people praising Dr.
McLaughlins Electric Belt now.
IL cured them OF NeryouB Debility, Pny-
sica Decline. Rheumatic Pains. Weak KID
neys, Lame Back. Neuralgia Pains. Indiges-
ton, Constipation Torpid LAYER. ana otner
aiiinents which 70 TO maze life miserable,
II cured them and restored the Joyous spirit
OF health Bnd strength. That IL why they
praise II SO. II has made than feel that ali
the world ia their friend
MY confidence is born OF experience. and
I have seen so many thousands cured by my
Electric Belt that am sure OF success when
ever IL 10 used as direct, ana 1 guarantees
Il. SO n you have no faith In II let me take
the chanceg
FREE BOOK. II you are weak and In pain
let nc explain how cure you, Sena for my
beautiful book fun Of truth for the sick Aae
sliine It 10 sent scaled FREE.
Or. N, A. M. Mclaughlin,
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Avoid contagIon.

DisInfeet your prsmises with Platts
Chlorides.
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Cures
w eak Men
T. rec

rev remedy which quickly eurss sexuas
,ure DISCHARGE. sta. and restores the orsans
70 streqnth and vsgcr, Dr y W. Knapp, i.s
Hull building Detroit. Mich. gladly senas
Il 60 the receipt OF this wonasTful rsmeus ~ -
eIesr that sveyy ~eak nan mar cue a.As
Sa& Il AanAs
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DYSPEPSIA,
Drs. Belts G Belts G Dyar
Physicians, Surgeons. Specialists,
2II 81. Charles ST., New Orleans.

Young mddlc-aged aud old single ana
married men and all who suffer With Lost
Manhood. Nervous Debility, spermatorrhea,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-13

S Z M | nal Losses.
Sexual Decay. Fall
ing Memory, Weak
Eyes, stunned De-
velopmeni, Lack Of
Energy, Imp0verish-
ed Blood, Pimples,
lmpediments to Mar
rage, also Blood
and Skin Disease,
syphilis. Eruptions.
Hair Failing, Bone
Palms, Sore Throat.
Ulcers, S " . ! hngs.
Effects OF Mercury,
Kidney and bladder
Troubles, w e a K
Back, p ur q d ng
Urine, Ineontinence,
Gonorrhea. g ! eet.
Structure. r e Q G ! We
Searching Urea Z
cure for life, Both
Tally and privately.
and Rupture cured
Address,
FITS a. DfAH.
New Orleans. La.
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tbc house today bill was introduced
r.rrell tCherokee) providing that 1t
HI No iustihable homicide to kill per-
tor using insulting language about or
|s9frng a female relative.
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\. governor today signed the bill pro-
M that hereafter the appropriation year
N end with the tiscal year on August II.
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Witness Foes pIsaIIowed.
East 0regonian


A number Of bills Of witnesses IN
criminal cases In the circuit court were
disallowed at the March term Of the
county court, and that Notwithstanding
the witnesses had been given orders by
the county clerk for their per diem and
mileage. This action created some lit.
tie stir among the buyers Of county war
rants, as they had purchased these Or
ders from the witnesses In number Of
instances, and supposed that all they had
10 do thereafter was TO 90 70 the county
clerks office after the adjournment Of
the county court and get their warrants
There is an old statute which provides
that only five witnesses on each side
shall be allowed In criminal cases. II
either side wishes more than that num-
ber the attorney representing the party
whether the state or defendant, must
get an order from the circuit judge iol
the issuance oi the extra eubpoenas,
Attorneys have been disregarding tha
statute until II became necessary 70 stoI
the practice. The particular case which
raised the question was that OF the stas'
vs.. Charles Dnnn, which was tried a
the January term. At fret glance, J
would look as though hardship ha'
been worked on the witnesses, as whel
subpoenaed in criminal case the ordi
nary citizen don't wish TO hang bael
and take chances Of having benel
warrant cent after him, and being haule'
up for contempt Of court.
/ A little care on behalf OF attorney
will guarantee TO witnesses their iee'
and the living within the law will hav
tendency to cause attorneys to ask th
court for an order to issue subpoena
hereafter, instead Of rushing ahead an
doing It on their own responsibility
without the right TO do so.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-03-28
New Estray Law.

The new law in reference 10 taking up
estrays needs to be studied, as there is
provision for a fine OF $40 to 500 for tax.
ing up an estray without complying with
the provisions OF the act. When an es.
tray is taken up three notices have to be
posted. 1t is provided though that no
estray shall be taken up during the
months Of May to November inclusive,
except breachy or vicious animals, which
may be taken'npin any month. Within
ten days the owner may claim and secure
the animal upon the payment OF 81 fee
and reasonable price for keeping It.
After ten days the county clerk is noti
fed and the animal is appraised anc
sold, being advertised in newspaper !
! of over $lb value.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-03-28
School Notes.
JENNIE NEAL, School Editor

JENNIE NEAL, School Editor.
There are only tn rec more months OIL
school.
The 4th grade arithmetic class are in
Division.
The attendance In both rooms remains
about the same,
Abbie and Gussie Darling we're absent
one day last week.
Irene, Pearl and Myrtle Moore are
absent from the primary room this week.
Chas. Carter visited in both the gram
mar and primary rooms one day this
week.
Among those who we're absent the first
OF the week are; Bertha Trimble, Nella
Hollenbeck, Vera and Mark Portwood.
AT the last examination all the Sth
grade received 100 per cent In Writer
Arithmetic, and all but one in Mental
/ The sth grade are working in Foreign
Exchange, in written arithmetic, an'
the 7th grade are working in Profit ant
Loss. .
Chas. Rice, Jennie Balding, Lila an
Florence Clarke were absent the latte
part Of last week on account Of the so
, death Of their relative, NJ. p. BaldinG
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nAath 81 charIos az.

After an illness Of bat lew days do.
ration. chatIes Fix, well-known resi-
dent aud business man 81 this city pass
Cd away ai hluhoms on last Thursday
evening. Mr.. Fix had been suffering
Tor lew DAYS from nlceFated teeth, but,
while hb suffered much pain, bis condi.
tIon was no. considered alarming until
Thuraday afternoon, when blood poison
developed and 10 rapidly did II do Ia
work that at iO.oO the same evening bis
life bad ended.
Charles Flx was born on farm 10
Monroe county, Michigan, March "
| 1852 lie attended the common school
aud later received iull college course
at Windsor, Ontario. While at college
| i,e expected to enter the priesthood O
the Catholic church. bat later changet
his mind and engaged 10 teaching. He
served two terms a. school supefintend
ent Of Monroe county. He came to Ore
gon 10 1854 and settled in Ferry Canyon
where he acquired . full section Of fln'
farming land, which he still owned a
the time Of his death. lie came TO Con
don 10 1890 and engaged In the liver.
and feed business, and has been q con
tInuoue resident Of this town since tina
ltime. lie was enterprising as a citizeI
and engaged In many different lines Q
business.
Deceased was married last June :
Miss MoilIe KArgl. Of this place. VIII
will have the earnest sympathy Of th
entire community In her bereavement
The funeral occurred Saturday afternoon
Father Kelly Of the Catholic church cor
ductng the service.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-03-28
LONE ROCK.

S. l. stratton. Of lone, was visible on
our streets this week.
Miss Ettie Brown is visiting friends
in Heppner this week.
John Ayers was in this vicinity last
week buying cattle. He picked up sew
eraI head, most Of which we're yearllng
steers. The highest price we know OF
him paying for yearlings was $40,
Homer Hayes and wife went to Hepp-
ner last week. Mrs, zumwalt, mother
of Mrs. Hayes, who has been visiting
here for few weeks, accompanied them
to Heppner, where che took the train
for her home in the Willamette valley
August Schunk, the eldest son OF Mr.
schunk, Of Winlock, was here few
DAYS since on his way to Detroit, Mich.
where be will enter an institute for th'
purpose Of getting cured oil stammering
The president Of the institute assure'
him that he would fully overcome tn
stammering habit in two months time
at a cost Of $75. We sincerely hope th
boy will not be disappointed in HI
energetic endeavor to overcome thi
; most disagreeable habit.
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Drawn for April term, 1901
The following good men and true have been
drawn as jurors for the coming term Of ciFcui
Court:
condon-D. NJ, Rinehart G. N. Moore, D. S
Brown, Il. II, Cornett
oiex--J. Il. Redmond, E. D. Huber, Gram
Wade, t. @. Woodland, G. W, Martin, F. II
Douglas, Geo. Taylor.
Arlington-A. W. sharard, b. +. Butler, J. W
Brown.
Ferry Canyon f. Il, Johnson. J. N. Cameron
J. A. Kibbey, wm. I. Adlard.
Mayyiiie--A. D. Haley, J. P, Greiner, chas
Lille. J. L, Cooper.
Trail Fork k-F. NJ. woodan, F. B. Stevens, Alel
Hariie,
Clem--Jas. Larch, VIM. Nendel.
Lone Rock Nat Scott fTenry Perry, P. L. Han
Matney--s D. Fletcher
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TOURIST CARS.

Tie tourist cars, like a newspaper in
q country town, certainly "fiIl long felt
want''. A cool, clean, well ventilated
sleeping and observation car, equally
free from the discomforts Of the old fash
ioned passenger coach and the ssnfy
heat Of the oyer-luxuriously upholstered
drawing-room and sleeping cars, and at
moderate extra fee, has solved the
problem Of providing attractive accom-
modations for the general public. The
o. r. & N. Co. runs three Of these cars
daily between Portland and the East.
A porter ia In charge Of each car TO look
after the wants and comforts Of the
passengers.
For rates and particulars write u
A. L. Craig,
General Passenger Agent
o. r.. & N. Co., Portland, Ore
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purely Business.

Barns Hot and cold water. clean tow
els, only 25 cents at Condor hotel.
d. l.. Neal, the well known ancticn-
eer, viii give the strictest attention 70
all business entrusted to his care. II
you have property TO sell consult him.
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S5.o 90 Reward.

will pay the above reward for the
return Of each Of the following estrays;
One sorrel mare, weight 1900 lbs, 3
or 6 years old, brand 'half circle 81
(hslf circle below the s. on left shoulder;
one dark-gray mare, same weight, same
age and same brand as above described
Nj. E. SUMMERS,
Condor, Oregon.
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II You have pictures to enlarge, take
them to the Novelty Gallery.
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Circuit Court Docket
...ls s.r,o "a

Law
conn Bros, pinlnls. " John Miknlo, defend
ant a D guncy attorney ior piainu1
Awihg, pltr, ~ CIV Rlnobslt and Herbert
iIalrtead, deft- y !. habln atty Tor pIh
is Boyer. pin, Va phIIAdslphia security Co.,
corporation. doft w II pobyns tot plff. BAD
duhey ana nendriets& iowcfmaii Tor deit
Aurust seekamp pia and resp. " Jas steven
son. deft and app aain y Van Yactof Tor pih
Hendricks 4 Bowsnnan iof dcit
Carrie fiurnhani. pli, fso " Montague, deit
-JM Johns for plG
Charles Rasmussen, plf, " Is Hogan. deft-
fam Van vactor for pIH, Hendricks 4 Bower.
man Tor deit
Adolph Happold, pin " the o. X. 4 n. Co.. .
cofpotation. def q Blight for plH, DGuf'
Wy and u 7 Conner ior def
Andrew Tlilard, admir- d the estate Of i TIL.
lard. deceased, pin, " the .. q. 4 n Co.. daft.
AZ Bennett Tor pln
Henry Kopittke, pin, vJ " Williams, deft-
Hendricks 4 Howerman for pin.
shurte 4 Weir CO.. a corporation. pin, Ys J 4
smith and NJ smith, partners a. smith Bros,
deit-3am y Van yaeiof for plH
WV stolwsr, pir. u II Y ciymer, deft~iIen-
dflcks Bowefinan tofplH.
william Keys aud " q Keys as Keys son,
pln. " II jackson, deit- y Van yaetor
TOT pln,
/ William Keys Con. plG vs. the Maygille Drug
Co, corporation, deit--saIa Van yactof for
lpln
A0miner, ? Greiner and ) " Dyer partners.
pin, ysC L Richmond, deiE- iIendrieka A Bow.
eTman for plG
- D Barker, piiF, VI c & Riehmond, deft- Hen
drieks 4 Bowerman for pin,
i Alice Alexander, pin, ys Charles iallie, deft--
Hcndrcks& q Bowerman for pin.
EQUITY.
wccaldwell et al. plH, Va a " Armstrong.
deft--sain Van vaclor for piG, Hendricks &
Bowerman for deit
Edward smith, plif. ys Georgia Smith. def
w A Robbins and II wilson for olf, Hen
drlcks 4 Bowerman for def.
school DIST No /. in Gillian county. pin. u
II stephenson al County Treasurer deft--s
D Guriey for plff Frank Mencfce for deit
Isabella whyte. pin. ys Joseph whyte Ct al
dcf,- Hendricks & Boserman for plf sam !
! Van vactor for delft
/. JK Fi,zwa,cr pin. w L W Darling ct al, deii-
Hendricks 4 Bowerman for piif, \ DafiinI
for dett.
!, Arthur Conn, Lester cofEn and stanlel
, conin. partners, pln, " Ward and Eli
! Ward, dett : 4 D Gurley for pln
Aaron Brassaeld. pin. ysw II Musgroye ct al
/ deit- Hendricks 4 Bowerman for pin.
!, Iorena Wood. plf, ys Robert Wood, deft-
4 Hendricks & Bowerinan. for plm
4 william smith. plff, W. Frank D Belliard ct a
I deft~s A d Gusley for piff,
!. Riley billings, PIN W Lizzie Billings, deft-
Hendricks 4 Bowerman for plM
/, Bessie Ladd. plif. W Harry Ladd, deit-Her
y dfieks 4 Bowerman for plm
y Edward Dunn, pisf, VI William Smith and Ja
!. Dunn deft-sam r Van vactor lor plH.
It Rmeline Butcher. plG vs. Horace Butcher, do
- Henry Grass for pln
b Lost Valley Lumber Co., corporation, plh, J
! Abner Cantwell Ct al. deis Hendricks Bowe
I, man for pin.
!, Edward Dunn and James Dunn, plG, vs. Jas.
y Stevenson and Eliza Stevenson, deit-sam
q Van Vaotor for plif.
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Card Of Thanks.

| wish to thank my friends and neigh
bors for their kindly offices and sympa-
thy extended to myself and children IN
our recent great bereavement. We may
never be able to repay you, but we thank
YOU and assure you that we appreciate
your kindness and sympathy.
MRs. M p. BALDING.
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MRS. M. z. BALDING.

Headache often results from a dis
ordered condition Of the stomach and
constipation OF the bowels. A dose or
two Of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liv-
er Tablets will correct these disorders
and cure the headache. Sold by The
Hudson Pharmacy--C. w. Crostield,
mgr
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! Good cough Medicine for chndren

~ have no hesitancy in recommend
ing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy"
says f. p. Moran, well known and
popular baker, Of Petersburg, Va. 1--WE
have given it to our children when
troubled with bad coughs, also whooping
cough, and it has always given perfect
satisfaction. 1t was recommended tc
me by druggist as the best cough
medicine for children as it contains nc
opium or other harmful drug" Sold By
The Hudson pharmacy-C. w. Crosheld
] mgr.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo ouinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II 1t fails % cure
i. NJ. Groves sgpature IS on each box. 25c
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Meet me at the Novelty Gallery Sun
day and we will have thar picture taken.
Temples Novelty Gallery open Sum
days only.