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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18
First Court Of Appeals.

Galveston, Texas, April Proceedings
in Tho court of civl arpcas
Affirmed: j. II Davis vs. Houston East
and West Texas Railway Company, from
Montgomery; Blake nuproe, receiver, vs..
H. g Alexander, from Harris
Reversed and rendered: r. Il. Buford ct
al VS. j + Iandrum from Jefferson
Dismissed for want Of prosecution: Texas
and Pacific Railway Company vs.. A. ~.
Kennedy from Grnge
Certified 10 supreme court: Scrcwmcn's
Benevolent Association W, Il W. Whit
ridge guardian, from Galveston
MGion for rchcHring refused; ]. H.,
Downs rs. Thomas Self, from Houston; G.
G. Barrett w. $, r. Spence ct al, from
Harris.
script taken with case Land Mortgage
Bank or Texas, Ltd, vs.. Il. Voss ct al,
from Smith,
rcform Judgment grautcd Margaret q.
Lord VS. New York Life Insurance Com
pany ct al from Galveston.
Cases suhmltted The Merchants and
Planters on Company w. Carl Burow 4,
Co, from De witt; Mary e Boycc VS. j.
liornhcrEgr ~ al. from Harris. w. G. cor
hCtt rs. u. f. Savers. from Harris, Sam
Richards VS. Annie Minister OF a. from flHr-
ris John Young u.s. Conrad Hahn, from
GalvpStnu Land Mortgage Bank ~ Texas.
Ltd, rs. Il. Noss 81 H. from smith
Application for INJUNCTION submitted
Texas and New orleans ltairoad Company
Va Orange and Northwestern Railway Com
pany. from Orange
Appellants motion for rebearing submit
tod Texas Tram Lumber Company vs..
Mary u. Gwin ct ul from Jasper
Cases sci for submission MAY T. 1902.
Eastern Texas Railway Company vs.. Fat q
r. G. Foley. from Angelina; A. W. III Is
vs. Houston East and West Texas Railroad
Company, from Angelina; Eastern Texas
Railroad Company IS. j, r, Eddlngs et al.
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PRESIDENT OF BAYLOR.

Prof. S. p. Brooks Has Been Elected ia
Succeed Cooper.
Waco, Texts, April II. rho trustees Of
Baylor university this afternoon elected
Prof s. +. Brooks 10 succeed Or. o. H..
Cooper as president Of the institution Prof.
Brooks * now In Yale taking the masters
degree and it Is not known whether he Will
accept the position or not
The president eject is graduate IT Bay
Tor, and while he is yopns man he ia
well known over the Stute.
lie rs mtvo rcNm and has lived Ia
Waco a number of years.
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AN ENGINEER SELECTED
G. W. BOschke Is 10 Build The Gal
weston Sea Wall.
THE REPORTS on THE RELIEF FUND
Are to Be Sent Out to The Subscribers.
Judge Franklin Was Hurt at Houston.
Warrants Are Being Turned In.

Galveston. Texas. April i7.-George w.
Boschkc has been elected as consulting en-
ginecr for the sea wall. Mr.. Boschkc has
heen In the employ Of the southern Pacihc
Railway company for the past fifteen years
and has a wide experience In handling large
contracts and Is construction engineer of
unquestloncd ability. At present he Is in
charge OF the work at the southern Pacific
pier. where si,0OoNo has already boen
expended In improvements and where q
new power house and new elevator Is also
IN course of construction. In addition 10
this he is in charge Of the construction of
the railroad improvements of The southern
Pacific In the interior Of the State.
This is practically the first active Slcr
toward arranging for active work on The
sea wall The plans and specifications pre-
pared by the board OF engineers will bC
adopted and the man who has been select
ed win see that they are carried out prop
crly
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CENTRAL TEXAS PREsBYTERY,
The Body Is Now /, Session a
Austin

The Body Is Now /, Session at
Austin.
Austin, Texas, April 1.-THE following
program was rendered toby at the Cen
trail Texas prcsbytery, whih convened at
the Highland church on August street;
o a. Thorough organization and grad
ing Of the sunday school, I'D by Rev. h.,
u. Brown.
10 a. M Qualification OF officers aud
teachers in the Sunday shool. j. L..
RoXhnrGh.
10 80 a, m. to j. Indigestion box, con,
Quoted by Rev {. G, WeTer. How to
secure punctunIty, home stuly' church at
2 G p. NV. McB Smith, tacbers meet
" 80 p. m.-Rcy. E. T. bigger the pas
tors relation to the SUNDAY school
z p. m.-Prof. y. A. PcnlcA the modern
Sunday school idea.
$3.50 r. m. General discussion.
4 D. ND. NJ. SeEner, nov to observe
Sunday School Day.
4:30 p, M General discuSSin'
$40 p. m. Adjournment.
The presbytcry convened 10 night al
o'clock
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Thousands in Peril from Blood
Diseases and Nerve Troubles
Developed During the
Winter Months.
PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND
The Great Spring Blood Purifier,
Nerve Bracer and Health
Builder.

palue's Celery Compound is the wonder
of the agel Its marvellous virtues are DIS
c, ssed amongst interested medical men,
and its cures are talked of at every fire.
side.
AS spring health eiyer, Paine's Celery
Compound stands far ahead OF all other
known remedies: Il has no worthy competi-
tor in the vast field OF medicine.
10 large extent, the present popularity
Of paine's Celery Compound Is due to the
fact that It has accomplished some OF Its
most astonishing cures In tile spring season
IA time when men and women usually
complain Of IN health, loss Of vitality. tired
fcclings--a time when people feel dull list
less, Respondent, and ambiuonless.
To-day, there are thousands Of business
men. mechanics farmers and dear wives
and mothers too. who, though able to walk
around, are nevertheless sadly "out OF
health
At this season, Palne's Celery Compound
IS the great health restorcr and strength
giycr for the tout Of health" people--for
those who are pcrilously nearing some or
ganic disease. Paine's Celery Compound
used ut once, viii quickly rcmove every
trace Of poison trom the blood brace M
the weak nerves. build M the tissues and
tone the digestive organism.
II YOU. dear reader, feel that your health
is not as robust mud vigorous as 1t should
he. let his honestly suggest the use OF
puine's Celery Compound that has 50 Won
dcrruly blessed your nelghbors aud friends.
Re assured, "it mikes Sick people We'll
s
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HIGHER COURTS.
Case Was Dismissed.

Galveston. Texas, April 1.-THE case II
rho Texas and Pacific Railway Company
VS.. A. n. Kennedy. from Gregg, was dis.
missed today by the court OF ciyil appeals
for want OF prosecution, This action war
taken or account Of the failure Of the
appellants counsel TO return the transcripts
Of the case. The case was set for sub
miSSion today In the past the court has
been very lcnient with attorneys wno
failed to have the transcripts of cases In
the hands of the clerk on the date upOn
whlth the case was set for Submission, It
having been the custom TO postpone the
consideration Of the eases uBtll another SEES.
sicu OF the court Tho court enacavors to
set cases H. such a WHY that the business
may be handled cxpedltiously, and the Gus.
tom of not hGving tie transcripts ON hand
when the ease YVES SET for submission mas
caused considerable Inconvenience.
MIR. II. NJ Knight. the clelk OF the
court. Informed The Post correspondent
that the case today should be & warning
to attorneys who were IN he habit Of in
dllging In this practice. ms II was simply
an example of what the court would do III
such cases In the future
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JENNINGS NEWS.
Contract for the Water Works Planto
Was Let.

Contract for the Water Works Plant
Was Let.
Jennings. La, April 1.-THE adjourned
meeting of the city council was held last
night In continue comparing the bids and
to let the contract for system Of water
works and sewerage. Al special election
held some time since bonds were voted
upon, allowing $4,000 for the water works
and $4,000 for the sewerage system. Many
bids We're made ana considerable difficulty
was experienced IN getting the bids az
these hgures Mr.. Macintosh a consult
Ing engineer from Houston, IN the employ
u the council, WAS present and went over
the bids with that body. The contract
was finally awarded 10 A. B Sanders OF
Beaumont, Texas, for $4,000. The system
will he FIRST class throughout. The pump.
Ing station will be located IN the Centra
portion OF the city. A steel tower. sur,
mounted by tank 35Xls feet having a ca
pacity Of 5000 gallons will Furnish the
water supply for the city. The contract Is
10 be completed In three months aud the
contractors are req4lA. 1'eto Ign. a h2Ss
Of $4,000
The sewerage systenNis to be as complet,
as the water works system, about twelve
miles In length and will empty into tho
Mermentau river, four miles east OF thii
city
hardware merchant Of this city, died las
night Of Bright's disease. The deceased
was. "a years of age and leaves large
family.
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People Are Intereated.

rain which fell during the cariy part of
this week demonstrated the necessity of
putting In some sand filing at the site Of
the proposed amphitheatcr As there was
not sufficient funds 70 pay for this Wn X
the Galveston Business league Issued Il cail
for volunteers for the work aud there was
a liberal response from men owning teams.
II Is only two blocks from the site Of tIe
building Ia the beach ana therefore inc
sand has to he hauled only short dis
lance, The foundation of the imi ding Will
he placed on cedar piling, which has AZ
ready been donated.
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Jail pellverv a. Fort Worth.

Fort Worth. Texas, April ia county
jail delivery occurred this morning between
2 and ) O'Clock. Two convicted prisoners,
Earl Knox and VIII oyerstreet, set lire to
the window sill and with a piece Of wrought
iron twisted from bunk gouged their way
through the side OF the Jail. A rope was
made OF wet blankets and tied 10 the bars
Of a window Both men slid down the
rope 10 the ground, forty feet below.
Overstreet WAS one'legged man and In
the escape broke his wooden limb and was
captured two hOnrs later. Both men were
convicted Of robbery and under Ave years
sentence
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il cb won for j. w swayue this afternoon
on block ~
The afternoon journal has the following;
"rhere * considerable ;alk Of another re.
hnery being built here at no distant day.
and IL is understood that parties who are
Interested IN the enterprise now have
agents in Beaumont looking over the Held.
nud that as snou as the plans are COM
pleted the matter will he made public The
journal knows more about this enterprise
than Il Is at liberty t. print Just now, Tut
Will have something definite tn say abont
the matter In few days.
The oil exchange call this morning was
not So lively as It should have been owing
to the unavoidable absence OF several OF
the brokers who usually make things hum
around about 1880. The total number az
shares was only something over AZ 800, d.
vded a. follows:
Rex Petroleum 1900 shares at 100.
Cascade 5000 shares at 4Ssc.
Detroit. beaumont 80 shares at 81.
Fort Worth $50 shares at Gi9c.
Independence, 1000 shares AT 3lac
Independence, 1000 shares at Si4c
indeucndencc 1900 shares al 3lc
National oil and Pipe, 1000 shares al
2Ti%c.
Anglo American. 1000 shares at olkc.
Dividend 1000 shares az We.
German. American. 100 shares at l2c
Gladys of Galveston. 200 shares At SIC
~
Quotations were as follows:
on EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
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Texans in New York.

IbpttIHI 10 Inc TosI.J
New York, April 1.-THE following Tex
ans are registered in New York
Austin,-Dr. w. H. Tobln, Miss Tobin
Mrs A. Faulkner, Miss Peterson, Norman
die; f. NJ. Scarborough, Grand
Galyeston.-M Letson and wife and
daughter Westminster.
Dallas.-Mr. and Mrs. c. p. Russell, ST
Denis.
waeo.-V. #. Girardy, st. Denis.
Beeyille.-Arthur L. johnson, Grand
Union.
Texas.tLee Maher, ]. LipstOte, Broad
way Central
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Sales at Galveston.

Galveston, Texas, April II The sales Mt
The Galveston Oil Exchange today were rs
follows;
GeS ser Of Galveston. 400 shares at 25c.
victor, 5000 shares at ne; ZOO shares
at 2Hc.
Beatty. 1000 shares at 1Ac.
Texas star. 100 shares at 2Jc.
Higgins, 10 shares at S6S.
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A TRIO OF WRECKS.
Two Cars OF Horses Were Dtched Near
Lometa.

Two Cars OF Horses Were Ditched Near
Lometa
Temple. Texas. April 1.-THE Santa lie
had its third wreck within the past few
days at Lometa yesterday. A freight train
went Into the ditch at that point
piling up four cars OF live stock and about
eight Of merchandise. Two of the cars OF
live stock were hne horses and the com
panys loss will he heavy. Fortunately,
none of the train crew were Injured
This 10 the third wreck in the past few
days, and according 10 railroad supersti-
ton should he the last for SOME time. The
Kicker wreck. in which Engineer Films lost
his life and Brakeman Dean was so badly
injured. was the first of the series and a
minor freight wreck at Rogers was the sec
ond
Brakeman Dean, who was SO badly scald.
ed In Sundays wreck. Is still ia a serious
condition at the hospital here.
Miami, Texas. April l5.-Twelve empty
cars and one loaded with posts were dltched
at 3 o'clock this afternoon seven miles
southwest Of Miami on the Southern Kan.
sas. The engine and one ear In front broke
leose ana the cabOose and six cars at the
rear end of The train remained on the track.
The train crew all escaped Injury.
Fort Worth. Texas, April ia Frisco
freight train was wrecked two miles east Of
Granbury this morning. Seven ears OF cat.
tie went into the ditch The accident was
caused 10y the track giving way on account
OF heavy rains.
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COUNTY cIerk erisooe PC.

GreenvilIe. Texas, April l7,rrhc an
nounccment of the death of n. Il. W..
Briscoc. county clerk Of Hunt cdnty, ana
one of the very best men that tn state OF
1avas over nroduced. win be rad with
III, and rogret NOT only in reenvilc G,
p' pau ,h Hnu Hmm comfy. lie passed
nuI "a ~ 7.ao last night after amllncss of
a 49, "A dars' dmrntjop having tAkn sick on
S.vNun va MI with grip, Fhicl de-
veloped into pneumonia.
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Killed BY a Blow.

Waco. Texas, April III. + Cooksey
died At Rosenthal this morning from the
result OF wound made upon MIN las'
IN Acbt and II is alleged that 0oksey al
tcmpted TO draw knife and " y Wnen YUM
Grifhs grabbed scantllng ana y OooAsSs
over the head Grif6s surrend@d 70 W
Ing Roth parties are proximity con
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS,


Port Eads. La Arrived; Prfeus tam },
frnm New York; III Rio Ann from New
Soil'd. Coirnrraip ,Rfl. for Brcnpn: Break.
,,,,,or ANY fnr Puerto Cort2 via Beltzl
and Port Bnrrlos Venus DAM. Tor ror'
Limon. III Siglo CAm.l, for Ncwlork = OK
hall CAml. for Port I.lmoon; seh3ner lno"
as &. smith AM, for New 1tk. ne.
Mobile Ala.--Cleared, Bare Nen'tla
tAm., for Port Arthur. Texas. 49,,
liverpool. Sailed Ikhal Obi, for Tal
weston. e.-
Hamburg. Arrived: Patria lan) from
Galveston. u,,
Genoa Arrived Alberto 1reea lltal'l
from Galveston ,..
Lizard Passed Koln tier0, from IRE
men for Galveston; Middlcham 9sIle lbrl
flom Galveston for AM werp.
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Pine Line to La Porte projovted.

La Porto Texas, April 17.-Word has
been received here to the effect that Mr.,
Higgins has stated positively that il his
ourrLtuns at CedaF Bayou result In the
discovery ~ oil lie win RIM pipe line 90
dcrn water mt La Porte, This word comes
from nr. Amos Sheurer of Cedar Bayou,
who is in clrse touch with MIR; Higgins
and his operations on Barber's Hill. This
Is In line with what the people of La Porte
have believed all along that this would be-
come the distributing roiut should oil he
found at Cedar Bayou.
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Galveston. Texas, April Warrant
holders continue to call at the Office Of the
county treasurer and exchange their war
rants for bonds bearing 4 per cent upon
the terms proposed by the county commits.
siunors at meeting held some time ago.
About 5000 ~ the warrants were redeemed
today making total Of about $4,000
which have been redeemed NJ to the pres.
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Charters Eil.a

i,,. eAas' April 1.-THE following
L. -. were filed to-day.
aly: %,orth Live Stock Commission
X tny ana ,dui stock $4,000. Purpose to
IN Reynoiss seil stock, Incorporators:
BBslIsx. A. +. Crowley and v. s.
4 'pss NJ Cemetery association OF
! /. Hllsm .aplisl stock. Incorporators:
II. c. Joekel and j. ID.
tss7s. cal, oonnty Irrigation company Of
eais TX s'.al stock $4,000. Purpose 10
shd operate canals. fumes, reser-
f-L IL cs Tor Irrigation, mining and
ssnAi 10 run from the Pecos
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Statistics Are Want.d.

iekas, April iT.-Jefferson John
l.r ,Iu's'ioner Of insurance. agriculture.
~ ana history. desires to give in his
auua report the progress Of all ct
y.s.. ''es OF the State for the past
49, ana he wishes TO make this re-
p'ete, In order that he may do
lssa..p'a he we'll for all Of the follow.
l SsitnnIa plants 10 report to him with.
y possSIv 70 be called upon for many
Stal stool oe overiookeD, giving their
Il Il plsn,A whether home or foreign,
h ircm ms ,sod amount OF material used each
n, ana ,, % 1902, gross output OF each
n "a, Number OF employees for each
Ia seed ' nr, manufacturers, lumber mills
sih Nurseries, rice mills. 5ubIIc Ems and
tle fbiIn 9nstrial plants located in thi,
let a6rS,., Information viii be gladly re
eton. alea and published for free dis
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Aocident % Judae Franklin.

Galveston Texas, April 17.--Judgc R. NJ.
Franklin OF the Fiftysi district court
was confined 10 his home yesterday on ae.
count Of an accident which befcli him while
In Houston the day before. He was called
to Houston by the Illness NJ his grandchiid
and while al the depot piece or Iron fen
from a truck upon his foot. MASKING two
Of his Toes lie was able 10 conduct court
today, but Is using crutches In walking.
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Major Lowe 10 Attend Coronation.

Galveston. Texas. April 17.-Major r. q.
Lowe Of the Galveston News win sail 10.
morrow for Liverpool on the British steam
ship lrada accompanied by his wife It
Is their intention to visit London during
the coronation and spend the remainder ~
the summer IN Scotland Major Lowe Is q
native of Scotland and he frequently visits
thar country
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LON Blair Has Reoouered.

Sherman, Texas April 17-Tom Blair. q
sherman machnlst, who has been working
In beaumont, Texas, several months, Is
here. In trying to stop a gusher he was
overcome by the fumes and was uncon.
sciOus i've days He viii return to Beau.
ii 'tpjo ffter few days rest.
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still Keeps II Up.

During a period os poor health some
time age got trial bottle OF DeWitt's
Little Early Risers," says Justice.of-the
Peace Adam Shoe <, OF New Lisbon, Ind
good / have used them ever since" safe,
reliable and gentle, DeWitt's Little Early
Risers neither grippe nor distress but slim.
ulate the liver and promote regular ara
easy action OF the bowels,
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a negro woman near by, who gave the
alarms and the brute was soon Ia the hands
o. tle o,hccrs An examining trial VIII
he had tais afternoon before Esquire w
l., Moore. A good deal Of excitement pro
walls. but the cooler heads talked against
mob law and thought best to let the law
take itH course
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saloonlsts in a ouandsy.

cleburne, Texas. April 16,-rere are AZ
present thirteen saloons In Clpurne, zen
Of whose licenses expire next rek lhell
owners are undecided about re1wing tI len
Tor IL the local option law shold 60 ny NV
nanded on licenses. which is cnsideraDie'
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News Notes

;, Austin, Texas April i7.-Mr. Nose
in"rUnari and Miss r. Melasky were united
IN marriage yesterday evening az tbn ba,,a
81 me bride Rev Wohlbcrg Of Waco per.
FORMED the ceremony. al the conclusion ~
which the newly welded couple Departed
home. '"'"'e
The police maugurated a Slot mnchiue
raid today and several arrests followed.
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\ LlDmleu,s renth Rlce MiII.

OF land on the Southern Pacific. Just east
Of the site OF the Hunter mill, was sold to.
day by January & Gregg 10 Winston. Jones
& Co., and Crowley's tenth rice mill will
be erected thereon at once,
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state Laundrymen Adlourned.

Fort Worth. Texas, April 1.-THE state
laundrymen's convention ended today and
viii meet at Galveston next year In Oc-
tober. There were present during the three
days session about fifty.
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Glrls' Dormitorv Bids.

Ssun' Iexas. April 17,-Blds will be
'u tomorrow a the university for the
uO'mtoFy aud many contractors are
IRON different parts Of the State who
4 '.~tes'ed in the outcome of the meet.
y zoe building committee of the re-
~ me last legislature appropriated
H. tot this purpose and the new build
Eens" ec completed in time for the fall
h + \. q the university
SslssV Warmed tonight that the plans and
Rh,a'ions to the contractors omitted
n ts end call for much larger sum
F,s,. NJ ssm1ounl allowed by the legislature.
k I'M. y Inquiry developed the fact that
Hnrlo george W breckenridge Of San
S,Sp aas decided to donate n portion of
h INV. .sSccount for the dormitory in order
II, s,o sne proper kind Of a building and
Esus stn ~ To- NIL all requirements. The
EsT NJ H." MS Donation Is not stated post.
E,onA NJ, certain contractors say that II
n I, .s between $4,000 and $40, 900
IA "a n we submitted bids arc for less
III u that amount Nv :"
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Nearo charaed with ! SERIOUS offense

smlthvIle Texas, April IA transient
negro was arrested here today for attempt.
lug 10 outrage little i2year'old white
girl. The child was going through the ma.
ferIal yard ~ the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas railroad when she was attacked by
the negro and her screams we're heard BY
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Groves BLACK Roof Liver Pills.

Made from an active principle obtained
from Black Root They set or the liver
eana to ealontei aud leave no bad af.er
effects. No gripping, no sick stomach VIII
cure chronic constipation. Price Is cents,
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Students to Debate Or R.ci,,o,i,,,

Aus'lh' Texas, April n "Reciprocity"
VIII ne inc question OF the debate when
Wiil pc held between representatives. Of Tu-
zane university Of New Orleans and tho
University Of Texas W the university au.
H,torlnm at y o'clock tomorrow night
MeSsrs Tomkeus and Duchamp will renrc
sent Tulane aud Messrs Tod Moore Of Aus.
I'm and J. II. Dihrpll of Seguin win be thc
University of Texas representatives..
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Mexia Minute Men pisbaded.

Mexla. Texas April 1.-THE tekia MIN.
ute Men have been dlsbanded Al the arms rms
shipped back 10 Austin. lacAoi iht d,r,et
on the part OF the members the
cause.
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| ROAM MUST HANG.
!, savers Has Refused His
'.,'it,tioa for Communication.
| ,.r GRAND JURY ON GAMBLING
. Are Blamed for Not En-
Vus ~. Law and Keeping
~ he Places Closed

r,x,s. April 1.-THE governor
~ n "a commute the sentence of
Fl.' nc negro who is to hang at
'a narrow for ciminally assoulting
~s,,s girl. This is the second time
.or has refused to commute the
fNa, ,sooeh the negro has been grant
Z. ,enieves,