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LEGAL NOTICES.

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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
LTMBIA, HOLDING A PROBATE COURT
No I0TS7, Administration
This IS 70 give notice that the subscriber, Of
the District OF Columbia, has obtained from the
Probate Court Of the District OF Columbia, letters
tes5amentary on the estate OF Elizabeth TharP
late Of the District of Columbia, deceased All
persons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned 70 exhibit the same, with tns
subscriber. en- or before the 18TH DAT OF
APRIL 4 D. 1885, otherwise they may by lsw
De excluded from all benefit of said estate.
Given under ny hand this 18th day OF April
1902 ROSA E KING.
14I6 Eighth Street Northwest
Attest: LOUIS A. DENT,
Register Of wis for the District Of Columbia,
Clerk of the Probate Court.
HAMILTON & COLBERT, Attorneys.
anIS . nv
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MANTED-F1at Of furnished rooms by two adults:
this Office. MAJ
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NANTED-By youIg man, situation. understands
pictorial sign painting or furniture decorating
and fixing; small wages. FRANK. 30 Eth 81. So
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BIRDS, DOGS. ETC.

FOR SALE-singiag esusries, parrots. cats. dogs
rabbits guinea pigs, fancy poultry, Pea-fowis.
gol6fshez. incuhstors. etc SCHMID'S BIRD
STORE. ~ 18th s.. w. 1l2-a
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FOR RENT-suBURBAN.

FOR RENTED minutes walk from Benning
station, 7-room house, 51k acres, fine view Of
city, SO; electric and steam cars. w. L.
BRUKN. Falls Church Va m12-7
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

TRAINS LEAVE PENNSYLVANIA STATION.
s7so p. n. DAILY-CIncinnsti and St. Louis
SPecial-'Solia tram for Cincinnati. Pullman
sicepers to CincinASti, Lexington. Louisville In
1ianap0lis, ard St LoHis without change. Con-
nection for Yiri,iHia Hot Springs. Dining car.
ParioT Cars Cincinnati 10 Chicago
u-l0 P n DAILY-F- z. Y. Limited Solid
train for Cincinnati. Pullman Slee7crs 90 CiRcin-
nati, Lexington, and Louisville. without chans;s;
Compartment sleeper to YirgiB.a Hot Springs
daily. except Sunday Dining car SleepeH
Cincinnati to Chicago Eud St Lo,lsS
1851 A. NJ fEXCEFfz SUNDAY)-Washingto
and Old Point Special Less than sly hour train
10 Old Point Comfort via Richmond Only all
rail route.
Reservation and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
of1ccs. 5lS Pennsylvania Avenue; 600 9Th Street
near F. and az the station Telephone call, Main
i44i for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab Service
H " FULLER
Telephone Main 1865. Cen Passenger Agent
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FOUND.

tory In America, delicious chocolates, vanilla and
strawberry see cream; made frsm the fruit not
the acid; &c per gallon. Also Lecey's special,
zoe per gallon. Cfice. COZ New York Ave. Phone
Hsiz Sc. dei0-h
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TAKE SHORTHAND dicistion and instruction at
REPORTING SCHOOL. 9lS st NV. NILS
WANTED-WiH give two rooms 10 white man
snd wife 70 take care Of furnished h0Use. 40I q
81 nv. TnI7-2
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NANTElj-By Young German girl. place 10 travel
with lady Address BOX 80. this offce. MOS
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SUMNER BOARD.

THE WASHINGTON COLLEGE, formerly the Eek
ington Hotei). Sd and T sts ne, opens to SUM
mer boarders June !; F:tes, $50 and up per month.
Rooms may now be secured. els
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FOR sALE-BIcYcLEs.

FOR SALE-or exchange. lady's wheel for type
writer. Address BON 81. this Office. mI5-5
FOR SALE-Columbia bicycle. good conditions
81 Address BOX 50, this ofaee. Miss
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FOR SALE OR FOR RENr-HoUsEs.

TO INVESTORS-We have two two-storv, FIVE
room bricks; sewer and water; key at corner;
near railroad site; renting for SO. sell
for s., 500; another Aye-roorn brick, renting at
5000, for 81 200. J. ID. & y. ID. SULLIF AN,
18th and C Ets NV eIs-3
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wANTED-AGENTs

LIFE OF TALNAGE; by his son; large. fuI!y
illustrated; low prices: best terms; freight
paid; credit given: outfit free. 2 " ZIEGIER
& CO. 2I5 Locust 81. Philadelphia Pa. nI7-6
VANTED-EneTgetic agents for magic gas igniter;
lights gas instantaneously; matches; no elec-
tTlcity- Call between-4 and 9, I3I5 I4th st. nw.
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SITUATIONS wAErED-FEMALE.

NANTED-By Iaundress, washing to GO home OF
fats 10 clean Please call 1900 18th ST. nv.
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HELP wANTFD-nA1E & FEMALE.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN knowing Of prospect
I've purchasers fc- real estate II The northwest.
sold easy terms. viii and Il profitable &c
address BOX lsI, this ofice. mh22-Set
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FOR SALE-HoUSES.
FOR sALE-FARMs.

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FOR sALE-Farua Of sixty acres; land cult
waited: orchard, store, and dwelling: about eleven
miles from AEscostia, road leading to Piscat-
away, For information apply, 100 ST. NV,
FOR SALE.
BARGAIN IN 4 FARM
We are authorized to sell choice farm IN
Maryland, one mile from District Of Columbia.
TO close an estate, at I very low price. Two new
dwellings. new stable. barn. etc; % young peach,
apple and pear trees, In bearing; acres in straw
berries. and , acres IN raspberries- This land Is
in a high state Of cultivation, and is really an
up-to-d2te New England farm in every particular.
PRICE, 5000
Terms easy. Cal TO see
: l. HILL.
With E. LODGE HILL, Sth and sts. NV.
apI6 IS. 20
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NANTED-By competent dressIlaker summer
dresses 10 make. from so up; shit waists. 30
cents address BOX 80, this Office 81
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WANTED-By white woman place TO do house
work, wages, = week; wish good home address
BOZ rs. this cffcc. q
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WANTED-By co,ored woman wishing to do al
hone or work b day. best reference sGi 4 -
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FOR SALE-LoTs.

FOR SALE-At West Chevy Chase near District
line three lots, +OxI25; three lots. SSxI62; fine
neighboTho0d: we'll improved; fare to city.
Apply to FRANK SHORTY, at Tenleytown and
Glen Echo Junction els
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Help ANNIVERSARIES.

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NNANTED-TCn good, reliable women and girls
" have GOOD place for all kinds. We guarantee
everyone situation THE VIRGINIA EMPLOY
ntE-N-r nEE-IlE 10 Nth 8. NV. cl
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Through trains from the South arrive Wash
ington 5:49 = n, 6:52 q n 7-35 g. m, I0:IS
d m. daily. except Mondays 200 p. m, 800
D. m. and $50 p m daily Local trains from
HarriSonburg, I1:S7 a. week days and
$40 p. n. daily. From Charlottesville. SIS
a H. and $40 D. m daily
Tickets. sleeping car reservations, and detailed
information can be had at ticket Offices, 7o5 18th
ST, 5II Pennsy ivania Avenue. and PeEnsyITaais
Station. Baggage checked through from hotelz
and residences
Phone Main I44I, P R R Cab Service
c. Il ACkERT, General Manager.
s u. HARDWICK, General Pass'r Agent.
L 8 BROWN. General Agent
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


wANTED-A large dog to leave with woman AID
child, kIndest treatment; best OF care, returned
If wanted Address BOX rs, this oce- 81
wANTED-To buy bar fixtures Address BOX -,
tins Office eIs-S
WANTED-At SINCIAIR'S, G33 Ia. ave. rolI
top desk furniture showcases, stocks Of groceries,
coffee mills for cash mIs-5
WANTED suitable for illustrated
lectures. songs, etc; must be cheap. Address
BOX l0i, this Office ml7-3
wASTED-To buy 5-foot showcase and table. ].
DRUKKER, 1901 Pa. ave. mI7-3
WANTED-Paper rnoney in sheets; also gold dol
laEss at high premium. Address BOX l02. this
ofice- nI7-3
W4NTED-By lady in need, few piano pupils.
u cents a lesson; beginners preferred. Address
BOX 95, this Office el6-S
MOSES 3. GIBSON, 1913 Z St NV; wall scrsping.
shitessshiag, ealeinaiining, Piastering, cement,
and brick work; estimates cheerfuily given: ali
orders promptly attended 70. eI6-3
wANTED-Hishest cash prices paid for ladies'
and gents c2St-Oa clothing. address postal. will
call B. TARSHEs. 1905 9TH st. nv. apl4-39t
PRTNTTNC-THE RIGHT KIND, satisfactory,
prompt loo cards. billhesds envelopes. 81 sc.
HAYS, sos L 81 nv. m14-7
wkNTED-weH dressed men TO get their clothes
Hsds &c order On weekly or monthly payments:
Ft1sTFEccs requested. we are selling a. cash
p'i.4- address BOX Is. this once. mi2-S0
NAATEO-OId gold. silver: gold dollars. 81 -25
up: p=vz tickets bought. LOUIS ABRAHAN'S.
lSs eth : M. zp5-u
WALL PAPER.
ROOMS PAPERED from = up: all work zuaran-
teed. GEO. G. BRUEHis 1871 7ih ST. NJ. Drop
postal. mISI5
ROOMS PAPERED 8 up; work guaranteed; sam
pies brought. HUNT 467 G st NV. mI8-7
KoLTE. sz4 9th St NV. Is constantly receiving
the lat and most attractive designs IN Wall
Papers ana papers rooms from 500 up Call
and investigate tor yourself and be convinced.
mlS-u
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MONEY TO loan ON REAL ESTATE,

MONEY TO LOAN On zeal estate, personal prop
erty and collateral. = {. DAVIS 5GS It. NV
sIs-s
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WANTED-White EiTI TO attend children and he
generally useful. stay nights. C4l 1895 9th st.
NV cl
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MANS ox RLrEuoNr RRANcH.

Leave Washington 9-el a. "a daily, LOO ?. n,
and 4:4g D. m. week days, and 6.25 p. N. Sun
DAYS only for Riuemoat, and ass p, H. and 5;z5
D n week days. and II 10 p m, theEtre train,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays for Lees
burg
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WANTED young eirI 20 take care Of good
baby twenty months old Apply sunday morning,
43I G St NV elS2
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WANTED experienced meat cutter and grocery
clerk wants position; highest references from last
employer; age ?. address BOX I29, this Office.
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wAETED-RooMs.

wANTED-TEo rooms IN exchange for care Of
house for entire summer; best reference Address
BOX I22. this Office 81
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hAAIED-T0 rent tSo OF three roosns With
bath location between 5th and 18th sts NV and
betReen aud u ma Address BOX l2l this Of
nee MI
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NANTED-A young married 7ran employed from
% would ike 10 get employment after
p II address Boa l26 this efice esq
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WANTED-To buy. a second hand platform sprins,
wagon weighing about LOO pounds; also buggy
phzeton. Address BOX lSS, this Office. eiS-s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-09
Acarne Items.

Hearne, Texas, December SIN response
to the invitation addressed to the mayors
Of Texas towns in the boil weeyil district
by the chairman OF the Dallas Commercial
club asking them TO appoint delegates TO
meeting to be held In DALAI December II,
which convention will be assembled for the
purpose of considering plans for externn
mating the boil weevils, Mayor 2. L. Brady
Of this city has designated Mcssrs. l.. w.
Carr, r. !. White and {, G. Wood to rep
resent ibis city and has so notified them.
Colonel Il. j. White Yesterday unloaded
a car of twenU-three mules which he pur-
chased IN Columbia, Tenn, for use OH mis-
plantation
AS is customary at this time Of the year
tho planters are arranging for their Labor
for next year Tho Post man learns that
some few negroes are going to leave the
bottom 10 seek new locations ana in reply
- Inquiries as "a the reason for this move
was Informed that the most OF them lust
wanted TO change, having been In the bot
tom for a number Of years. and are not
leaving because they hope 10 better their
condition.
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AZ TEXAS BOUNDARY NATTER
uGou Acres of Land Is Involved in the
7 settlement of the Question.
public School Fund, the Capitol Syndicate
and Two Hundred or More individuals
Are Affected.

that under the terms OF report ,ust n,ed
with the state officials there, TEXAS ,n,cbt
lose strip of land along the Oklahoma
boundary line. The story created an un.
usual amount OF interest among the mem.
bors OF the Texas delegation, particularly
In view Of the fact that bill providing for
the appointment of Joint commission Ia
FIX the boundary between the state Of
Texas aud the Territories Of New Mexico
and Oklahoma was introduced last Fri.
day by Representative Stephens.
Mr. Stephens. when asked about the mat
ter said that the statement from Austin
was entirely erroneous. He Is of the opiu
ion that under the new Federal survey
Texas will gain strip OF land instead nf
losing. In discussing the matter with The
Post correspondent he said: THE Asso-
clated Press dispatch In this mornings pa.
pcrs is Incorrect in that It states that
Texas will lose a strip OF land along the
Tooth meridian between Texas and Okla
homn. The Kldder monument erected this
year by the Federal government under an
act of congress dated January 10. 1901.
was erected $500 7-1o feet east of the old
initial monument. The present Tooth me.
rldian and the line between Texas and
Oklahoma runs north from the old monu.
ment, hence Texas gains strip of land
3699 71o feet wide along the boundary
line. My bill introduced Friday last pro
yides the means Of ascertaining and run
ming this new line from the new monu-
ment."
Mr.. Stephens is the only member of the
delegation who has given any special atten-
tion to the matter. Several of the others
were seen by the Post correspondent, aud
all of them gave assurances that they
would do everything in their power to re-
sist any movement tending TO give Okla
homa any land belonging TO Texas.
OF course II the situation IS as Mr.
Stephens describes it there will be no need
Of any such action. Mr. Stephens studied
the subject carefully before introducing
his bill, and there is every reason to be-
lieve that his view of the case is the cor
rect one.
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TRUCKERS AT BRENNAN.
Question OF Potato Growing Taken y
for Discussion.

Question OF Potato Growing Taken Up
for Discussion.
brennan. Texas. December s.--Pursuaut
to call by rresldcpt A. u. NIilroy- there
was n meeting Of the Truck Growers asso-
citation held at Lusks hall Monday morn
ing. Tho main question before the associa-
tiou was Whether they wanted 70 accent
tho proposition Of an Arkansas firm I"
furnish seed potatoes to the individual
members, provided they would make him a
referred buyer and pay for the seed out
Of the FIRST potatoes marketed, and In case
he stimulated the market so that some
other firm would pay more than the market
price. that they allow him cents per
hushel on the car Some half dozen
members Of the association accepted the
proposition and left memoranda with the
secretary as TO the number Of barrels OF
seed wanted. roll call Of the member
ship to ascertain the number of acres that
will be planted by members Of the associa-
tlon showed that there will be 241 acres
plgnt1d by those present AT this meeting,
or that was known 10 the association. VI
that amount MIR, John Carlisle OF Cnappell
Hin alone viii plant 100 acres. Many
members Of the association who VIII plant
servatiye estimate 10 say that At least
1000 acres will be planted IN potatoes IN
this county. discussion To The auapta-
billty OF the land brought out the fact that
the sandy loan around here was specially
adapted 10 potatoes Seven new members
enrolled their names, viz: Nj. +, Arm
strong, W. Ii. Eldridge. stanley Watson,
l.. r. Harris l.. f. Ammons, T. w. Schuer-
enberg aud W. A. Wood.
Mr. l.. {, lIlll industrial agent of the
SANTA Fe. Wae in the city Monday to at
tend the meeting of the Washington Coun-
ty Truck Growers association and white
here said that considerable interest was
being manifested along the Santa Fe in
truck growing aud that he confidently ex-
pected MI the way from between 300
and 800 acres OF truck to be planted next
year along the line from Cameron south.
Wherever he has been talking Of the truck
business associations have been formed
and great Interest is being manifested ana
he thinks that a new era OF prosperity for
those sections that engage In the truck
business will come as they enter into 1t.
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sryan Briefs.

Bryan, Texas, December s-Mr u. e.
Thompson, j. W Benson and Lum Benson
Of Harvey, this county, left today with
their families for CAN, whore they Will
make their future home. Tho boil wecvil
situation has caused n number Of farmers
10 leave this county recently Some nave
gene TO raise stock while others have gone
cast 10 work in the lumber business. Three
families LEFT last week for Rayhurn, LID
crty county. from the same neighborh0od
that these go from.
The board of managers of tbe Carnegie
library received a check this morning for
$1,000 same being the first installmcnt or
the $4,000 donated by Mr.. Carnegie for
the building. Contractor Lewis has every
thing IN readiness and work viii begin at
once.
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The sPEAkERsHIP RACE.
Mr.. Boyd of Hill Talks Of the Chances
of Ncff.

Mr. Boyd of Hill Talks Of the Chances
of NeH.
Hubbard City, Texas. December "a re-
porter approached Representative $. r..
Boyd of Hill county today, requesting him
to give the status OF the speakcrship race
between Hon. Pat NJ. Nen Of Waco and
Hon. S l., Schlutcr of Marion county. and
Mr.. Boyd said About three weeks ago
gave to the public the names of seventy
three members Of the Tweuty.eighth legls.
laturo who were supporting Hon. Pat Neff
for speaker. Immediately afterwards. Mr.
Schlutcr in an interview. gave out tho M
formation that fourteen of the members
mentioned by me were supporting him ana
that they would repudiatc the use Of their
names In the Ncff column, and few days
later he wrote letters to some OF these
same supposed supporters Of his teiluS
them that ct least dozen of those whose
names were used by me as fnNuring NcU
had agreed TO come out in an interview
denying their pledge 10 his opponent aud
stating that they were for him, and Tor
them tho ones to whom he was thcn
writing, to follow suit at once as. by TINS
method, all would lose confidence I'm Ncu
ana abandon support Of HIN. Only one
however, 'tumbled to the racket. and that
one Still stands solitary and alone. IL -
h significant fact that Mr.. Schluters col
league from his own district has not yet
repudiatcd the use Of mis- name, ana ms
Silence is eloquent. vet Mr. Schuter knew
his colleague would support him and he
also knew that at least a dozen mem
bcrs would rcpudiatc the use ~ thelr
names, and he further knew that ma
iority ~ the members Of the Twenty-ser-
epth Legislature and q majority Of the re-,
turned members of the Tweuty-siSth WoAld
support him. While only one OF the mem
bcrs whose names were used by me as
supporting Neff fell out of line. vet. since
, that date We have the assurance ot Two
others whose names were not given thell'
that we could rely on them for their sup
port for Mr.. Neff In fact, Mr.. Schlutcr
seems to place little confidence In what inc
members of the Twenty. eighth legislature
say. as some of NcT's supporters have
written him at least two letters stating
that they would vote for him: ana sun
Mr. Schluter from the tenor or his inter,
view, seems to think they will vote FOR
him. The facts are these: Mr., Schultz, ;
colleague does not repudiate the use OF ms
name in the Neff column, and majority
az the members of the Twenty-seYenth reg
isIature as well as the returned members Or
the Twenty sixth are enthusiastically TOE
Hon. Pat Neff for speaker.
He has a sufficient number or Nolta
pledged to elect him and the members VINO
are Loyalty supporting him need have no
uncasness of the result.
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MILLS COUNTY NEWS.
There is a Prospect for an Ice ana
Electric Plant.

There is a Prospect for an Ice ana
Electric Plant.
Cioldthwalte, Texas, December 7.--Ahund-
ant rains have fallen and the crop outlook
is promising. The freeze killed the cotton
and there will BE very little more picked
The ground is In better condition and the
wheat crop looks more promising than Tor
years There is an abundant supply OF feed
in the way of forage IN this country, but no
corn. Hogs are scarce and high hringi
81 cents gross and hard to get at that. Cat-
tic ere doing well-in good fx-but no oe'
maud.
b. hammers. resident contractor ana
owner OF large property Interests here, coh,
templates the erection of commodieus
stone structure TO be used as a hotel on
the site of the stone building uced for that
purpose which was DESTROYED by ire sonI
yeurs ago This Is moSc In the rleht
direction. for We are sadly in need ol
good building for hotel purposes.
From present indications. Goldthwalte u
soon to have an Ice and electric plant Ing
matter Is being fully looked into by paItis.
who are likely to put the plant In and, j.
is hoped. AT no distant day the plans WIZ
materialize.
All Of the newly elected county officers
have assumed their respective duties, ana
are as follows: L. T.. Patterson, county
Judge; A Y. Prbhlc, county attorney X
j. Atkinson. sheriff ana cCllector' W NJ
Smith. district and county clerk; j -
Crimson, tax assessor rH j. Crockett
treasurer; +. NJ. Long, surveyor,
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erazos county Marcos oraanlza.

Bryan. Texas. December THE colored
people of BRACES county, In cooperation
with state movement that had It's be.
ginning at Houston, met at the court house
yesterday and perfected county organiza-
tion in the line Of law and order
league." Its object is 10 aid the officials
In the suppression Of crime among colored
people. and also 90 aid In bcttering the nc.
gro race In every way possible, II was n
worry enthusiastic meeting. about seventy.
FIVE being present, all OF whom seemed In
real earnest The organization was per
fectcd by the election az the following OF.
hcers w. T.. llutchcrson president: Phil
retnry; 5. +, Randolph, assistant secre.
tarS: w. II. Roberts. chaplain; Dr +. l..
Johuson. treasurer. The following consti.
sam Harris, !, n. Daniel, II. scott II r.
Figford. Perry Wafford and Lee Richards.