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El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25

Cincuenta y dos de los cincuenta y
seis firmantes de la Declaration de In
dependencia fueron Masones. Este es
un hecho historico que habla bien por
la 6rden Mas6nica.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25
Els Facil Sentirse Bien.

Millares sin cuenta han halIado una
bendicion para ell cuerpo en- las Nuevas
Pfldoras Whales del DIR. King, las cua-
les positivamente curan Constipation,
Jaqueca. Atarantamiento, Icterecia, Ma
laria, Calentura y Calofrios y todas las
intermediates de Hfgado y Estomdgo.
Solamente 25cts en- la botica de Fischer
y Ola.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25
10 que haran dos centavos.

Traeran alivio q los que padecen de
asma 6 tfsis, hasta en- los casos peores.
ESQ es 10 que cuesta una d6sis de La
Miel y Alquitran de Foley. mo vale
la pena de ensayarla9 De venta on la
botica de Fischer y Ola.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25
Ell NUEVO MEXICANO
4 9 DE- %sUsoRIcIoN.

Las leyee de los Eetados Unidos requieren
que cualquiera persona pagara por un perio-
dico mientras continue tomandolo de- la estate
ia. aunque 81 tempo por el cual SO suscribio
haya expirado
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25

Entire mas dias, mas aumenta Ell en-
tusiasmo por ell renombramlento del 60
bernador Otero. Este prueba el buen
manejo en- su administration, y ell tacto
y %acierto en- llevar las riendas del 60
bierno territorial.-El Labrador.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25

Las e~xportaciones de recess de la parte
inferior del rio de Pecos son cuantiosas
y los precios que Sc pagan por elias son
tan satisfactorios que los ~ganaderos SO
convencen de que estamos en- un ano de
prosperidad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25

Ell dltimo informe del ~cfrujano q car.
go del Fuerte Bayard, es otro testimo.
MO esplendido dado bajo autoridad in.
disputable acerca de los milagros que el
china de Nuevo Mexico puede efectua7
en- la curaci6n de la tfsis.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25

Sc acerca~ velozmente 81 dia cuando OIL
edifcio levantado con calumnias, en-
,bustes y falsedades por los enemigos
del gobernador Otero SO vendra al suelo
junto con sus arquitectos y para estos
seran la ignominia y verguenza.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25

Las nuevas companies que SO estan
incorporando para hacer negocios en-
Nuevo Mexico son POGO mas 8 menos
una por dia. Representa- Nillones de
pesos de capital de todas parties de la
Union.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25

Ell individuo que Sc oponga al pago
de tasacion para escuelas & instituciones
educacionales es enemigo del pueblo
y en- particular del pueblo native.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25

El Tic Samuel necesita ell Canal de
Nicaragua para sus negocios. I'll canal
sera construido, porque ash 10 desea Ell
pueblo de los Estados Unidos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25
r. L. BACA,

Agente de propiedad raiz y notario phblico
traductor de Ingles q EspaGol y vice versa
Todas las traducciones hechas Embellishments
y cor regidas en- tipo. Despacho en- la casa de
Prince, en- la Avenida de Palacio, Santa F6
NJ M
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25

El endose que Ell gobernador Otsro
esta recibiendo de todas parties del terri.
torio es simplemente asombroso. Gre
ce en- voldmen y fortaleza de dia en- dia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25

Ell NUEvo MExIcANo SO envia a todas lac
e~stafotas en- Of Nuevo Mexico, y tiene una cir
culacion grande y creciente entire la genie in
teligente y progressive del sudoeste.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25
De Venta J Para RentI
Diena Raicss J 0tra PFOpiedad.

SR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on Acres on
Santa Fe (desde l hasta 1000 acres).
Debe estar muy bsrata q no sera COM
prada. Ocurran, con resenas, al abajo
frmado.
PARA VErpsR-Con grAndes v~entaias, algu-
nos de los sftios mas propioe para edificios en-
Santa Fe; tambien ~terrenoe de cuatro y medic
y doce acres cerca del edificio del c~apitolo;
tambien reeidencias de seis cuartos en- buena
situaci0u, con establos y ~corrales, I'M Acre de
terreno en- muy buen estado do cultivo con in
numerables arboles ~frutales escogidosy de som
bra, berzas, espdrrago, ETC., en- orden p~erfecta-
tambien un pedazo de TERRA on la avenida de
Palacio, que alcanza hasta IL Gale de San Fran
cisco, y cerca de 100 pies al oriente de la plaza.
siendo uno de los mejores lugares en- la ciudad
para hacer meioras con hotel, casa de opera,
etc.
GEO. w. KNAEBEL, Apoderado,
Avenida dc Palacio, cerca de la ass dc
corte. Santa Fe. n. M.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25
Aviso.

Toda persona 8 personas son por este
ayisadas de que la Seccion 30 del Ca
bildo 8 al N, Rumbo 13E, pertenece q
Anastacio P. Garcia, y todos estan pro
hibidos de pastear en- 81 lugar conocido
como El Pinabete Pelado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25

Esta va cercano ell tempo para ha-
9 preparativos para la celebration del
Cuatro de Julio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25

Be Necesitan en- la Ofcina del Nuevo
Mexicano Trapos dc Algodon Limpios.
para Limpiar las Prensas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25
uN ANo LIBRE DE sUsCRICIoN.

A cualquiera persona que nos mande el di-
nero por cinco suscritores nuevos, por I'm ano
cada uno, le msndaremos Ell NUEvo MFxIcANo
libre por un ano. Veanse los precios do sus-
crici6n arriba.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25
w. IN. H. WOODWARD.
ENSAYADOR Y QUIMICO
Gale shalhy grsa!s a Hotel Exchange Aasags

Sc da atencion especial q la determi.
nacion de minerales ~desconocidos y ana.
Isis qufmico de los mismos. Sc ga
rantizan resultados ~correctos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25
ABoaADos EN- LEYEs.
E. 9.

Abogado on Ley, Practice en- las Cortes de
y Suprema. Da pronta y cuidadosa
4 todos los negocios. Procurador dc
Distrito por los Condados de Santa Fe, Rio
Arriba, Taos y San Juan. Santa Fe, N. M.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25

BENZ. M. READ,
Licenciado, Santa F6, N. M. Practica en- to-
das las Cortes del Territorio y D-epartamentos
en- Washington, d. @.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25

Para gobernador de Nuevo Mexico
desde JUNO 7, 1901, hasta JUNO z,
1905, 8 hasta que el estado sea obteni-
do. Miguel A. Otero.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25

Suscribanse d Ell NuEvo MExIcANo
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25
TARJETAS PROFESSIONALS.
DENTIsTAs.

D. w. MANLEY,
Dentista. Despacho, Esquina Sudoeste de
Ia Plaza, arriba de la botica de Fischer.
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.
lsrecIal % The Post.l

Special 10 The Post)
Bremen.-Arrired Hegoland lGer), from
Galveston.
Port Eads. Arrived. S. Oteri (Am.l. from
Puerto CJrtez via Port Barrlos and Be
lie: Eldorado tAml. from New York:
Beverly Br), from Port Limon; no De.
partures
Norfolk Arrived; orlel, from Calves
ton
ton.
Hamburg. Arrived; Consols Br). from
Galveston; Hydaspes lBr), from Galveston
VIA bremen.
Ccllly.- Passed Hendrka Dutch, from
Galveston for Rotterdam, Mohawk lBr.l.
from Galveston for Rotterdam.
kinsale. Passed Saturnina SPAN, from
Galveston for Manchester
Glasgow Orcadian, from Mon
treal.
New York Arrived: Trave, from Naples;
Manltou. from London.
Liverpool Arrived; InveTuia. from Bos-
ton; Lancasterian, from Boston; North
western, from Chicago
Greenock City Of Rome. from
New York
Antwerp. Arrived: Kensington. from New
York
Gibraltar Arrived: Allen, from New
York for Genoa.
York
Browbead. Passed. Nomadic, from New
York fog Liverpool
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MARRIAGES IN TEXAS.

DIkEG RAVES. kaufman. Texas. June
81 II. Duke and Cufhc Graves wore
married near here Yesterday
MMAHAN HATIL. Kaufman. Texas.
June 10. lin McMnhHn aud Miss Travis
iamil were married Yesterday.
GIBBS PAGE Kaufman. Texas June g.
W y Gibbs and Miss n NJ Page of Cor,
pms Christi were mnriled nc the Methodist
church sunday evening.
RuSEBROuGH DUNLAP. Trinity, Tex.
os. june l0--Mr. j A. Rosebrough and
Miss Halle Dunlap We're married nj the
Methodist parsonage at y O'Clock last
evening, Rey. w. j. Owens ofhciatiug The
bridal couple left ON the International and
Great Northern midnight train for uous-
ton and Galveston.
NlS-SMlTH.-- Calvert, Texas. June 10.
Miss Anna smith of Rice ana Mr. Camp
bell Davis OF iltco, Texas, were united In
marriage at the residence of the btida's
sister Mrs. William Hammond, in This
cry Yesterday afternoon al O'Clock Rev.
j. K. Dunn. rector Of the Episcopal church.
officiating Mr. and Mrs. Davis lcft uu
the O'Clock train for Hco, their future
home.
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THE SOIL weEvlL.

Brennan, Texas. June 10.-Afr. A w.
Watson of stone who Is progressive
farmer. has been watching his crop asst.
duously 10 note the effect the hon weeyl
were having on Il. He found a few scat.
tcring weeyils Mt first, but they soon dis.
appeared and he began to think the pests
had left him but noticed a number OF
punctnred squares had fallen on He had
all these picked up and preserved TO as.
certain If they contained weevlI eggs.
sunday he showed Press reporter the
lot and he had fine crop OF young weevil
In the lnrya or kicker stage, that would
have been ready 10 begin their rayages on
his crop in few days Hence ne has
arrived at the conclusion that picking up
The squares is one of the most effective
ways Of fighting the pests aud Kidding
the Fields OF them. The loss of the drst
squares Of the crop does not hurt so bad
as there Is plenty Of lime for the plant
"a take on all the fruit II Is capable az
maturing and he Thinks that n the farm
crs VIII pick up oil the punctured squares
clean that they can get rid OF the wee
A large shipment of knapsack srrayJnp
mschines arrived on the south bound pas
senscr this morning by express bound for
Austin. ClrnnNu and licdbetter There
was nearly four hundred of the machines
ms express on them being more than
$3.50 II was evidence thar the farmers OF
thar section are going 10 war with the
boil Reevi In earnest
The committee appointed to canvass the
county and ascertain the. condition Of the
crops ana the extent OF the rayages or
the bo,i weeYils will start out Tuesday
morning carrying with them 4 large nun.
Der o. circulars in which the farmers arc
urged "a make the tight Of their lives gu
this pest.
Tax Collector J. $. Wilson and Mr.. j II
Graft OF Bastrop, are here investigating
Che boil weevii situation and looking AZ
a HHH NrafH NHHHaH HHaN aaN
county They say that boil weevil have
made their appearance ia great numbers
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ANTITRUST SUITS FILED
BY AN ATTORNEY or CUERO
AGAINST FORT WORTH BREWERY.
Alleges that Contracts Prevented Ger.
tain Firms from Handling Any
Other Make OF Beer.

Austin. Texas June 10-Fye antitrust
suits were hed here this afternoon in the
district court by District Attorney Moore
and j. Il Lewright an attorney OF Cuero.
Four Of the suits are against the Fort
Worth Brewing compauy, to recover penal,
ties aggregatiug $4,000 1t is alleged that
the company entered into an agreement, tho
terms Of which prevented the Following
from handling beer other than that manu-.
featured by the defendant; Wunam Wins
of eSaly, J. w. & j. C. Anderson Of ste.
pheuyle, W R Durrum Of Bel county
and W y Norwood & Co. Of Nayasotn.
The other suit is against the Texas and
tactic Coal company Of rhurber
well known attorney SAYS the above
suits are barred by Imitation as the con-
tract was made in 1894
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JEFFERSON COUNTY COURT
DOCKET is VERY HEAVY AND cAsEs
ARE. IMPORTANT.
The Twelve Weeks Win Not Be Stuff
Gent to Try Very Many Of the
Land Cases on File.

beaumont, Texas. June t0.-At \ O'Clock
this morning Judge stephen p West con.
vened the Jefferson county di trlct court
for the regular June term and the twelve
weeks session Is now begun. There is no
doubt that this session OF the district
court is the most Important In the hisFpry
OF the courts Of Jefferson county. and so
heavily laden are the dockcts with utiea.
tlon that it Is safe TO say that when the
twelve weeks have come ana zone tbere
will he as much business on tho conr,. /.
dockets as has been disposed of. Tho non.
Jury docket alone contains more than 300
cases. and some OF these are most extra
ordinary IN their nature and so complicat
ed that II VIII require many days TO dis
pose OF them II they come TO trial The
majority of the cases are, OF course over
land matters which requires long aud tedi-
Gus trials and in many instances the
amount Of money Involved IN the results
OF the trials are SO large MS to be Of gray
est Importance. The criminal docket con.
talns very little new business Of moro than
ordinary Importance, hut there are sew
eral important murder trials brought over
from the last term, among which the most
notable Is the Leon BoudresuX case.
Ihe hrSt business OF the court this morn
ing was the empunehng and charging of
the grand jury. The Following JEFFERSON
county citizens Were sworn In as grand
jurors for the term; c, L. Wakefield
i,S Sn, am W $ DAVIDSON w A. Bibb
Mill Giniland, A. q Garland, Charles
Charlton, James Rox8nd r. " blackburn.
j. \. Gilbert.
VIII Riddick. Urlah johnson and Charlie
Notaw were sworn in AS hailiis TO the
grand jury md thar august body then re.
tired for deliberations,
Inc petit jury for the week was thcn
follows. pN
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I'll paso, Texas, June l0--rhe congress
SIonal rivers and harbors committee. which
arrived toduy, spent Two hours here View
ing the city under escort Of tho mayor
ana chamber OF commerce committee. The
Visitors were shown the site Of tne nru
posed international dam and reservoir. II
lS proposed that the government build this
d9m Tor The purpose Of storing the waters
or the Rio Grande. The estimated co.t
1G SiN0ouW. Mexico has agreed to cancel
claims against the United States for 81 800.
dnm M hullt. ~
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Stesner, backed by ample capltai n-o,,,...,,
nsnu,lng the endre output OF * p esiS
Sspeeialiy or those producers NOT ngo,,i',
Mr.. 'Stegner has NO rsnso..t
i Mno car give out any infnrmatien r mere
'hs the proposed pipe line. $3.50" iesaru-
~
rpu. uerrlcks are now up In the vic,n,,v
OF sabine Pass and the strihh,lng wa;
On tne Broussard property. has reached =
uepth OF about 400 feet. The Texas on
company is putting rig in place ano Nv
SIX miles west of Sabine Pass ana ~
coast Ridge OIL company is exnsc,, 'ne
rig to arrive. p'S'ins
~
~, ro,,oWing are the closing quotations =,
tne Beaumont oil exchange today, On
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TEXAS DEATH ROLL.

CARTER.-K Kaufman. Texas, June a.
Mrs. Kate Carter, wife Of County Tax
Collector ]. w, Carter, died yesterday after
a short Illness.
DUFF1E.- Bolton Texas, June 10-Mr
G. W. Dufhe, local agent for the Gulf,
Colorado aud Santa Re railway, was
stricken at noon Saturday with paralysis
body Win be taken to Gainesyiic Tor
burial Mr. Dufhe had been here hui a
short time, but had made many friends.
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know, ls away I'm Tho north west corner Of
thc Stpte and horders On Oklahoma The
Rock lsland railroad extension from LIB
cral. KAN 10 III Pnso--to be completed In
september ncNt-euteTS Texas on the NORTH
line OF sherman county and passes not
far from the center Of the county from
northeast 10 southwest The last census
gave the county iQi Inhabitants. Late In
January last IL became known that the
Rock Island would build through the
county and already every section OF state
or school land, amounting TO $50 sections
IN the county, has been purchased by ne
tual settlers and the county seat named
str9tford, located on the line OF the rail
road. T. r. HIM
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The Grimes County Field.

Anderson. Texas, June 1o.-Word comes
from the well of the Grimes County on
and Development company on the Owens
place that they are down about soO tset:
ana that the prospects, get better as they
20 deeper for oil This vel Is on almost
direct line from Anderson to MadisonNille
and the people are looking forward 10
fhis we'll and expecting that IN the event
maj oil is struck the Central VIII run a
railroad from Waller or Hampstead VIA
Anderson aud on TO Madisonyille and Cor
glcanA.
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no ExrENp coRsIoANA EIELD.

Eastern Parties Have Leased Large
Amount OF Land.
Corsicana. Texas June 10.-R NJ Dick.
son. an oil man of many years experience
representing Eastern oil people, has Sc.
cured leases on about 1000 acres Of land
In territory northeast OF Corsicana beyond
tba limits Of the proven fields. Under the
terms of the lease they will begin sinking
several wells within the next two months
and is now figuring with local drillers on
starting work.
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on News nom San FeIipe.

San Felipe. Texas. June l0.-Captain Lu-
cas- returned to Beaumont last THURSDAY.
He was so fayorably impressed with the
oil Indications at the Ross mound tnat
i N Guffey company was pledged and a
cempaDy with capital Of s500,VDp has been
orcanized 70 work II. All arrangements
vi1i ne congummated In a few days. The
a., derrick Will be erected on the Ross
mound. Just across the Brazps river from
San Feline. and the machinery Will be on
the ground az soon a. possible
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New Rrlck for oranns.

Orange, Texas, June 10 \. A. Dawson
of Austin WAS awarded the contract today
for the construction Of the J. w. Link
brick building. corner Front and Fifth
streets. Tie building Is TO be two.story.
s0xl4O feet, and win cost S95 900 Ths
lowcr floor Is for stores, tile upper for
Offices, an fitted up IN modern style Work
Is 10 begin at once.
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uelN srRucK MEAR ORANGE.
A Gusher Was Sought. So the oma
Stream Was Cased on.

Stream was SaSSN ~
Orange, Texas, June 10.-fion' NJ. L..
Lockwood, president of the Sabine On ana
Marketing company, was in the city TO-DAY
from his headquarters at Terry ana 70
The Post correspondent stated that the
well which he is sinking just beyond Terry
was down 40 feet and was making rapid
nroqress Mr. Lockwood states that at
SO feet they struck oil in sufficient Juan
titles for ii to he plainly seen on the
water coming ont of the pipe, but as nc
10 looking for n gusher he did not stop 70
investigate this small vein, He has soy
erai thousand acres Of land In TINS to5h-
Nv under lease, which he expects ia oe
velop as rapidly as possible and seems
confident of rndlng oil In large QUANTITIES. ,.o5i
The Chicnso-Qrange o5i e9 9 n WI Mgi.
has reached a depth Of 22O feet ana w S,ri
Is progressing smoothly Another expert
enced driiler and an additional ,ADrr nas
been engaged and, oegin ntinggod '1 IaV and
night,
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Developing The Northwest.

10 the Editor d The Post.
Fort Davis, Texas, June Lit may inter
est your readers 10 learn Of the develop.
ment going on In the remoter parts of
Texas Being Interested in lands in Sher.
man county happen 70 know OF the i'm
proyement there. That county. as you
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TIE FIFE RECORD.
Losses at Eort Worth.

Fort Worth, Texas. June i0-Fire this
afternoon destroyed the National Arc
Light company's store and Cahouu's Pal
ace Of Sweets bakery and confectionery
establishment The loss TO the former was
5000. on which WIS 5000 Insurance., Cal
houns loss was $500, fully Insured COY
rnlhers' book store sustained slight dam.
ages from water. Origin Of fire unknown.
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RELIGIOUS.
Corner Stone OF a New Church at Corpus
Laid by the Masons.

Corner Stone OF a New Church at Corpus
Laid by the Masons.
Corpus Christi Texas. June 10 The Law.
ing of the corner stone Of Corpus Chrlsti's
new Presbyterian church by Grand Master
Washer Of the Masonic order. assisted by
local and visiting Masons took place this
nor nsng The festivities were precede
BY appropriate and impressive cerelnonles ;
at the old church, where the records and
other documents for the corner stone were
turned over TO the Masons At the site
Grand Master Washer OF San Antonio.
Grand Chaplain McCurdy Of Cuero and
others made eloquent and interesting al.
dresses, after which the stone was I'm
planted according 10 the Masonic ritual.
Ionigat the Masonic brethren and visitors
han by the ladies Of the Presbyterian
church.
Alvin. Texas June 1G--An interesting
protracted meeting is being carried on
al the Methodist church The pastor. Rev
Mr.. Porter is being assisted by Presiding
Elder G. A. Le Clere Of the Houston dis,
great deal Of interest is heing mani.
tested as evidenced by she large congre.
cations at each meeting
webster. Texas June i0.-The new Pres,
byterian church was completed last week
aud the handsome structure adds much 10
the appearance Of that part OF town In
which Il Is situated Circular seats Of the
most approved pattern are expected this
week, and after they are placed thp edlhce
will he ready for the dedication ceremonies
which will occur soon.
Ennis. Texas, June TO- The protracted
meeting 10 progress at the First Baptist
church is attracting large congregations.
A number Of conversions have been re-
ported Rev Mr.. De Pant Is conducting
The services assisted by the pastor Rev.
S. n. Slaughter.
Denton. Texas June o.-rhe Cumberland
PRESBYTERIAN church session met th.s week
ana ie,d tentative plans for the erectioa
81 \ new church sdlhce. which plans II Is
i.5ned to mature In the next few weeks.
the proposed structure Is TO be band
some one.
cornas Christi. Texas. June l0--Rey.
smith AZ Laredo and Rev. }. n. Luin Of
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Ennis, Texas, June 10.-The disagreement
between the city officers and the precinct
officials resulted in the county having to
build n separate calabuOse in which 10
place prisoners. The new building was
completed Saturday.
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this city are conductIne nt6irsc,o,, ,,,,.
ing az the Methodist Church nero, wbIeb
is darseiS attended nights and no douht
Hillsooro. Texas. June iO.-Rev. ID. G..
De Witt Is conducting revival a, tbs
Cumberland Presbyterian chnrcb 10 ~
, assisted by Rev. /. y. Baker OF Crane,
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Wootan Wells. Texas

All things are In readiness at this famous
resort for comfort and entertainment oi
corners. Hotels al various prices hot OF
cold mineral bnths Elegant grounds. o
band OF music, excursion rates 10 and from
way and most all the other roads. Write,
Wire or phone Wootan Wells co.
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Colonel p. c. Townsend Secretary Texas
Volunteer Guard Association, Corsicana,

Beaumont, Texas, June 9.-Slr: Please
permit me to tender, through you, my
resignation as president of the Texas Vol
unteer Guard association, which Is made
necessary by my resignation as colonel
Third infantry Texas volunteer guard
\ copy of my reasons assigned for re-
signing said office Of colonel is handed you
herewith. You will permit them both TO
viii thus be self explanatory Respect
fully, G.. w. Hardy
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r-ornus christi. Texas June lO,-key.
smtth of Laredo and Rev ,. NJ Luin of