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BUDGET FROM RRENHAN.
Cotton Mill Soliciting Committee Calls a
Meeting.


Meeting.
Brennan, Texas. january 1.-THE SO
Letting committee for the cotton mill has
been hard at work for two days and wants
to meet the citizens ar Lusk's hall Monday
afternoon for The purpose of laying before
them the condition of things and reporting
the amount subscribed and for the taking
Of some definite action
Al a meeting OF Conner hose company No.
1, held Friday night, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year; f. II.
ENer~bcrg, president, Walter ScnAwc, vice
president; W. l.. TusCh, secretary; August
BrOnkschmldt, treasurer; j. Il, SChaWr,
foreman; T. +. Matchett, first assistant
foreman; IritE FRANKIE, SECOND assistant
foreman, Finance committee, +. IL. Dreyer,
Victor BGumgart, Fritz FRANKIE. Park com.
mittcc While Schmld, Walter Schuwe and
T.. Rummel. John Oincy was elected
steward.
At O'Clock this afternoon Evilinc Emit
lee, the infant daughter ri Nr and Mrs
August !rockschmidt, was laid to rest IN
Prairie Lea cemetery. \ large number =
relatives and friends Of the family turned
out for the sad mission.
The remains OF Mrs. A. Mcguire, whose
death has already been chronicied, arrived
from Temple CD the early morning train
and were conveyed to he home Of her
daughter, Mrs. \, A. McNcese, from where
the funeral took place. II was attended by
a large concourse of grief stricken friends
md relatives
There are quite number Of cases o.
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Tablets will cure all cases of Lost Man
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person who is suffering from nervous dis
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There is hut one test Of genuine med cine
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heluc lis preccptor, lie tame
to houston In 1878 and entered the law
tfGce of Baker & Bolts. In 1885 he was
elected county attorney serving four years,
or uu,u 1880 whom be was elected district
nttornoy, succeeding W. {. oliver. lie
1903. when he voluntarily retired, declining
10 become a candidate for reelection
self to rehnblitating his private practice,
but he has again been called into public
service and rhr general verdict Is thnt no
hotter mau could have been cslC"tcd or the
position in either OF the two communities
Interested in the conduct Of Ibis court.
Mr. Gillasplc can not set say when he
viii take charge ~ the court which T.
now in session NJ Galveston, as he has
not vet received hlF appointment nor had
nm opportunity 10 confer with Judge Allen
regarding hls retirement, but ms Judge Al
lem IS anxious To Doe relieved ms soon as
possihlp Mr. GilUspic viii likely qualify
Immediately upon receiving the appoint
bench.
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The news Of tho appointment by the
governor Of Hon. James X. p. Gil;aspie OF
This city 10 ne Judge Of the criminal court
FOR Harris and Galveston counties, 10 sue
ceed judge A. G. Allen, resigned, was re
celved in this city yesterday vita crest
deal OF general satisfaction, anil with
feeling much .no-e intense on the part q
Mr.. Giliasples host OF personal friends
An expression OF qualification was i'Nrd
on all sides MS the news sprAad. Even
among those who knew only OF the reputa-
tion OF Sir. Gil'd,l!e there was an express
sion OF CONTAMINATION, not personal 10
bin, hut to the community. At having Sc
cured idll Il his Ve'Hlit: fitness Tor
the position, the proper condact of
thiS office means so niuch 10" tac veal Of
Mr Gilnspic duriag his long service as
district attorney for the same court over
which he b. now called uUoa io preside as
judge, won for himself the reputation 81
Icing an Nhic, courageous ana fearless vet
fair and conscientious prosecutor. lufapa
bic Of being svcUved by amy iul,uruue u'urr
than detected by the cons 'icuuJds TCIluIm-
auCc NJ ais duty tu 'tr public. such rs IS
his reccN whom he voluntarily abandoned
The tflicc OF district attorney N ls9s and
when Judge l.. u. Gavin resigned Ihc OF
nee Of Judge OF that court soon afterwards,
Governor Sayers then rendered tue Julg
ship to Mr., Gilmspie, hut the appointment
When Judge A. G. Allen resigned a few
days ago, The friends OF Mr. Giuaspie
urged him 10 ccc,Ele am applicant for the
position, which lac puintcdly refused to ito
Some Of hts friends. however. recognizing
his emisenl fitness for the position aud
his admirable qualifications Tor the office
took the matter up with the governor
after irst securing Mr. Gillaapcs promise
that he would not refuse the appointment
u again rendered 1t lie was IN no sense
of the word "A candidate Tor ,he position
and If the old political saw was ever prac
tcally eXemplihcd THAT the office should
seek the man rather than the man Scel
the office It has certainly been I'm III,
present instance
The FIRST positive information rtcclyct
by Mr.. Glllaspie Of MS HopojuJment wa,
In the following dspa, III he received yes
terday from Judge John &; rod, sccrctar,
of state; Your apppln5mcat tIcd / con
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He was hcrn NJ huntsville January 10
1853. his father at that time holding "a,
position Of superintendent Of the repitep
tlary lie received III, foundation Of b.
education at the Austin college at III rts
vile and subsequently attended the Wash
ington and Lee university. John handolpl
Tucker the dean Of the law faculty of to-
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Dauahters of ConfederacY.

Benumont, Texas. January U.-The DICK
Bowling chapter OF Daughters If tie Con
tederacy has elected the following officers
to serve for the ensuing year:
President, Miss Olga Wiess first vice
president, Miss Kate Rogers; second vice
president, Mrs Henry Long third vice
president, Mrs ThomAs Andrus; recording
secretary, Miss Nell Stovall: corresponding
secretary, Miss Addic Vaughan treasurer.
Mrs. 5. IL. McGary; historian, Mrs A. II.
Malcom: registrar. Miss Pink Rogers
Committees we're appointed Ia take
charge of tho Robert f. Lee tea winch " in
he given my the Daughters of the Confed-
eracy at the home Of Captain Rogers on
Saturday, January IS Great Preparations
are being made for the event.
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SOME SHORT TALKS.

Judge J. W Johnson IS I'm the ciry k-om
his plantation near Columbia. "Oh, / am
farming now. he snid and / am prcpur.
ing TO put in about 200 acres In rice | will
have q canal that VIII bring Brazos river
water to NY fields, and naturally | expect
to plant In my opinion, aud | am prepared
to go into the business quito extensively.
Yes, I used To be In the newspaper business,
hut ! dog,t want amy more Of It, 1t Is
~
II have" said MI, j. W. Crate, lat my
house, 1oi Capitol avenue, genuine natu-
raj curiosity IN the shape of a fourlcg
pigeon, IT was born in my little BOYS pigeon
aousc few days ago. and as soon rs II Is
old enough ! viii bring It. down and put
1t "u exhibition IN III" show window here"
mcut whore he is employed. lit has" he
continued. two leg as natural as any
other bird. hut from under its wings grow
wo more legs. and 80 far they appear to
u" ar MS much uSc To II as any other limbs
" has. II is a genuine curiosity and I am
In hopes thar It Will 1.-Two
~
Mr. A. Ellis, prominent merchant Of
ChappeI Hin was ct the Rice "Our
town, which is one Of the oldest in the
state, Is holding its own. We have been
unfortunate during the past few years,
The Brazos came and nearly washed US
away on two occasions and last year our
farmers were almost ruined by the boil
wteNi. Now We are suffering from n pro,
louged drouth. But under all these uu-
lucky conditions We never say die, Our
farmers are confident hat the recent cold
weather has destroyed the crop pests, ana
they have gone to work With light hearts
10 prepare fur another crop, They are
ploughng aud Il rains are seasonable we
look Tor old Washington county Ia ship
a
market as she ever dld-iu fact, we may
lFeEG the record considerable atten Ton
Is lelns po!d 10 ice, which means DIVERSE
raHtigu In sIS manner aud in m
h'l Ne-ite 50 Ia, ~ acreage Is concerned,
ana So'ne NJ the planters win have rice II
,heir cotton tails, No withstanding the
ness Is good with us
guest at the Rice hotel who has a
couutenance that gives instant evidence of
his great love OF children. talked very
interestingly OF the juveniles and the
pranks they play upon grown people, as
well as upon each other. ~ wouldn't give
cent" he said, "for one Of these goody
gcody boys or demure little girl when
/ .ay l wouldn't give a cent for a goody
| goody boy l mean that don't believe
| there are any, If there IS one there is
something wrong with him. lie lacks
either the physical or mental condition to
make man who is worthy OF the distnc.
tion OF wearing pants. For the demure
little girl haven't bit Of patience. Who
ever saw romboy and didu't love her II
no had any love in his makeup? Who
don't love woman who is able 10 Join at
| oppertunc times In the sports OF her father.
brothers or husbandi The goody Soody boy
| (the little hypocrite) Is afraid he viii say
or do something that win give people an
sisa tAaa M h.a ssaae sAlmal agkEsaa ia
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smallpox of a mild type, in Brcnham now
In addition To the case reported a few DAYS
ago on West street. there are six eases in
one family In wilkins addition and five
cases In another family 10 Post Oak adj.
Mr.. Paul Kruger Of Wharton county and
MISS Henrietta Goebel of Austin county
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Factory Secured.

beaumont, Texas, January HIT IS prsc.
tcally certain mat the conditions asked by
the big Eastern manufacturing concern upon
which 1t will move its plant to Beaumont
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. CLAY Atkins |
81, was accidentally shot and H 80 y
Noah l.. Atkins while hunting ID w
county. Both young men were cle'A
Knoxville business houses.
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were married in the court house sr''p
afternoon, Justice Chapel oficiallnF
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Kline EDWARD Nm

In one ~ his nrst ofnclal acts ordered
four Steinway pianos. The Ste,nway n
king 81 piAnoa- WIN A watkin Nusic
Ca DNffaA
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HON. ]. K. p. GILLASP!E.

1.-THE GrsSpto
a G Alien.
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Middlesboro. Ky. Feb. 15.-Qulet has
been restored in the neighborhood OF
Lee Turner's Quarter House" where
the fight occurred Wednesday between
Middlesboro officers and Turner S
mountaineers, the ruins Of the burned
saloon and the stoekade which sur
rounded it being the only reminder OF
the conflict which caused the death OF
Eve and probably six men, and wound
ing OF three others.
According to the latest report the
list OF dead comprises Charles Cecil,
a deputy sheriff Frank johnson Mike
Welch, JEFF Pradar and Perry Watson
OF Turner's forces.
The wounded are: John Doyle, dep
uts sheriff. probably fatally; Leon
Hopper, and John Johnson. mountG in
GERS. mem bers of Turner's band.
Tom Russell Turner man, Is miss.
Ing.
Lee Turner lis al Hancraft, Tenn,
and any demand for his surrender, ii
Is believed. will result Ia another des,
peraie battle
The posse which made the attack on
the Quarter House Wednesday evening
has disbanded
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Inc nan who started Gen. Charles
P. Eagan 10 GUESSING found that old age
mad not psraly zed the tongue of the
ex commissary general. He is as
eloquent now as when he cussed out
Gen. Miles for hitting that he was
mixed up in the EN- banned beet scan
dial. 1t 10 not likely, though, he can
make as much ont of his proficient
bias phemy as he did in the embalmed
beef affair, where a verdict of guilty
by the courtmartiai resulted i'll his
getting five years vacation with
5000 year.-toft Worth Register.
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Il RalIraaa N

Capt. K5arris With his norps of anr-
veyors reached here Tuesday and Ii
camped on the north aide OF town In
hit Wards pasture They viii be
here several days, or until several
lines can be run through town In az
effort TO locate the most desirable
route and crossing over the Katy, to-
gether with depot grounds and all
necessary sidetrscks. We also learn
that an effort viii be made 10 get the
proper grade for an overhead cross
ing of the Katy's track. Until ell the
surveys are made and passed upon by
the head officials of the road, no one
can have any idea as to the location
OF the depot or wnere the road will
pass through town.
Ii ig rumored that the l. g. G.. n.
will start from this point to build via
Waxahachie and on TO Dallas. Should
they conclude TO do this instead of
leaving the main line at or near Ozro,
IL would give she road a fine territory
out via Nash. But in either case Italy
would be the terminus of the Waxa-
hachie- Dallas extension and would be
greatly benefited on account of the
necessary buildings, extra yards,
roundhouses and the many extra men
required to handle the business that
would accrue at terminal point
Italy News Herald.
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VIII NOT - REMOVED.


%-Et
Washington. Feb 15.-An oficial
statement OF the new policy that here
after viii govern appointments of
fourth class postmasters has been
made by Postmaster General Payne.
who said.
The policy OF the administration is
not to make removals of fourth class
postmasters without cause The re-
moyal OF an Office is a proposition en-
tirely different from the naming Of q
successor at the expiration OF a post
master commission. 1t is therefore
desired that removals be not made
except Cor some good reason which
affects the service, or at the request
Of a senator oF representative endors-
ing the petition for such a change
made by patrons OF the Office in ques-
ton In some sections of the coun-
try notably In the south. not repre-
scented by Republican representatives
in congress, these demands for
changes in fourth class postoftices are
not made for the good of the service
or for any proper purpose. but to sub
serve the interests of rival factions.
The administration does not believe
that the offices OF the government
should be used TO subserve the inter-
ests Of any petty faction in states
where there is hardly a semblance of
organization in the party. To prevent
this abuse 1t is necessary to disconr-
age these arbitrary removals. No or
der on this subject, however, has been
Issued
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Groton. Mass. Feb. 15.-Triday was
an unerentful day at the Groton school
Theodore Roosevelt. Jr,. Is improving
rapidly, and for the first time since his
Illness he partook of solid food. meat
being included in the diet. Young
Roosevelt's lungs. are rapidly clear
ing, with the possibility of restitution
being complete In a very few days,
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Washington. Feb. l5.-TRepresenta.
tive Burleson Of Texas stated TO the
house committee on agriculture Fri
day that 240. 900 bales Of Texas cotton
valued at sl0.000.o 900, were destroyed
last year by the Mexican Neeyil The
committee inserted an item OF s200ot
in the agricultural appropriation bill
to be Immediately available TO Grad
icate the pest
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Rockwell. Tex. Feb 15-Frank
Copeland, residing with hrs three
children about three miles north OF
town early Friday discovered that his
house was on fire. He rescued his
children and returned into the house
for some effects and was burned TO
death. His body was charred beyond
recognition.
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New York. Feb, 15.-It has been
learned here that friend of the Tus-
kegee institute, whose name lis not
made pahlic. has given 1000 to the
institute for a girla dormitory The
Tuskegee institute IS located az Tus-
keeee Ala. ana Is the school OF
which Booker Washington Is the head.
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New Judicial District.

Washington. Feb 1.-THE bill Gre
ating new United States judicial dis
trict In Texas, with an additional Unit
ed States district judge, has been IA
vorably acted upon by the house ju-
dietary committee.
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NOTICE. Fred Blank, who was for
merly partner in the Billups Meat
Market, has recently cold his4nterest
in that establishment ana bought
George Parks INTEREST ipfSatchell &
90. . Beef Market, where he Will be
0las to serve his frienaS Mr.. Blank
q q farst class market mau.-Satchen
& 10. 274d 5w
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FOR RENT-Nice 5-room heuse, hot
and cold baths, electric hghrs, on Col
lege street. See me quick n yopwant
to rent Q nice place closeSfo business.
A. I. Bishop. II
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London, Feb ia dispatch 10 a
news agency from St Petersburg an
nounces that the large town OF Sha-
maka, TRANSIT ancasia, has been de-
stroyed by an earthquake. No details
of the disaster received.
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FOR SALE-My farm 1-2 miles east
OF town, 367 acres; $50 acres inf Guilt
walton, balance in pasture three
houses, barns, etc. Well yAVatered,
Apply to Mrs. NJ. b. Wilson, on farm.
7Sdwlt
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FOR RENT-Two rooms, IN cottage,
cor. Patterson and Jeffepson streets;
suitablefor light house Keeping or will
rent togentlemen. Apply on premises.
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Comanche, Tex, Feb 15.-The COM
missioners' court has ordered prohi-
bition election for the county to be
held March /.
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Statesmen to sell6mported
and domestic liquors, principally fine
Kentucky whistles, case fand barrel
goods; good chance tn right man; sal
airy or commission. RS. Strader Il
Son, Distillers, Lexington, Ky. N4
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LOST-On Main street, one bdack chit
fon cape tab Finder please return TO
this office and be rewarded "A
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HAY-Just in; car load of nice Forney
hay. For sale cheap for cash. Stone
Brothers.
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CORN, SIS cents, at New Hfist Mill
See us before buying. II
j. T. Winlanis.t& 90.
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FOR choice city properly, improved
or unimproved, see j. %. Hood, with
T. J. Cole. 24
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LEGAL BLANKS-Moytages, deeds,
vendor lien notes, etc., for sale at
Enterprise Office.
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TAKE advantage thin yeek/ of our
one half price on wsn Paper. The
Oldham Hard ware Com papy.
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FOR SALE Seventy bushels fgood
seed oats. Apply 10 Mrs, Nj! IS. Viii
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FOR SALE-lne Manuel residence
on College street. See E. ~ DuBose.
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LOST-Gold watch and phsfn, on or
near square, with initials yAnn G, " in
side OF watch. Return TOLL b. Sloan
ana be rewarded. 2T4
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WANTED asturage forfeow. APP
ply at this office.
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FOR RENT house, on West
Main street. Apply to Dr,<K. 2.
$ Eeatt. VI go
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pills DeNitts Little EARLY RlsERs They
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BANKRUPT NOTICE.


Notice Of First Meeting Of Creditors.
In the District Court OF the United
States for the Southern District Of
Indian Territory. In bankruptcy.
In the matter of the Gilbert Grocery
Company. a co-partnership, consist
ing of w. l. Gilbert and c. b.
Wright, bankrupts, In bankruptcy.
To the creditors of the Gilbert Gro
Gerry Company Of Chickasha and dis
trict aforesaid, bankrupts:
Notice is hereby given that the Gill
bert Grocery company, a co-partner-
ship consisting of w. l. Gilbert and @.
Il. Wright, were on the goth day OF
August duly adiudicated bankrupts.
and that the first meeting of their
creditors will be held at Chickasha in
the office Of the undersigned on the
10th day of September A. d., 1902, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon, at which
time the said creditors may attend,
prove their claims, appoint a trustee.
examine the bankrupts and transact
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting.
Il. HAMILTON.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
First published September 4. 1909.