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Mrs. E. M. Kenlson Dead.

Galveston Texas, August ll--Mrs. ellen
M. Kenison, wife of Alphonse kenlson,
died at ] O'Clock yesterday morning. she
was native OF this city and was 81 years
of age. In her death prominent ana
earnest worker In the cause of charity in
Galveston Is taken away. She has been
Identified for years with the leading sucle-
ties for the help Of the needy and has ever
been ready to assist In worthy and lauda-
bic undertakings of he ladies OF Calves
ton.
She was a member Of the New Church
and nlso OF the Daughters Of tho RepuD-
lie, Daughters of the American Revolution,
and Of the Echo club, literary organiza-
ton OF the city.
Mrs. kenison leaves I'VE children, Misses
Josephine, Frances, Caro-. Lucie ana Al
phonse Kenison, Jr
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Judoe Gavin a Director.

Galveston. Texas. August 1iAt meet
ing OF the stockholders Of the Galveston
City Railway company held last saturday
Judge H. ID. Gavin Of Galveston was elect
ed a director In this company, vice C. \.
Lee, whose resignation was accepted on
account of his removal from the city. Mr..
Lee has removed 20 Fort worth.
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.

Especial to The Post.)
ny ny Eads, La.-Arrived: George w.
ff y !Am), from Port Barrios, via Belize:
lessor ~ a Ann, from Havana; OLYMPIA
p|S "ss..d nom Port Limon; Anselm (Rr.), from
l., ~ =, Ssortez, via Port lSarrios ana Re.
TS,,,ssi EGO (Am), from New York; tug
'lia two barges Of oil. No departnrcs ~
n ni'e,pool'- Arrived; steamer MexIcano
fA' nom Sabine Pass. via Louisburg.
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Do not leave hon on journey without
a bottle q chSpberiain's Collie. Cholera
and Dlsrrhoea Remedy. II Is almost Ger.
tain &c be needed and can nor be procured
while you are on board the cars or steam
ship. II 10 pleasant, safe and reliable. FOR
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70 Inspect Abilene ASYLUM,

p 49, SfSSN FNOlcne Asylum,
w worth, Texas, August 11.-Dr. Is. NJ.
1aAsm Of Austin, superintendent of the
| ~ ,unauc asylum, left today for Abilene
\ .sp.el the State asylum for epileptlc
sri,r, now being built there. The Abilene
AL y. IS TO cost S25o,OOo and will be
4 r.s svI occupancy, DR.. Worsham thinks,
4 M. ..usuary or March. Other State asy.
s'e crowded to their capacity.
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No Populist Convention in Travis.

Austin. Texas, August III ne popniist
county convention was to have been heId
today for the purpose of selecting delegates
to the state convention. which Will be held
at Fort Worth. An effort was made ana
q microscope used to locate tho meeting,
but II proved failure. II is said tnat
there sre but two populists In the county
and on account of their being indlsposed
no meeting was held.
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Port Of Port Arthur

49,. M'nur' Texas, August 1.-THE oil
y providence, carrying $50, 900 gallons
Frpossnri oaded by the Star and Crescent
M Sn.n sailed for New Orleans today.
borrow pSsn IN STEAMER Maria will leave to-
&ilg rphio ,Sreenock, Scotland, carrying
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Scott Spoke at kinasbury.

Kingsbury. Texas. August 1l--Hon. John
c. Scott spoke TO fair sized audience Ia
this city this afternoon.
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The one great virtue % Burnett's Vanilla
Extract Is purity. II Is real vanilla extract
and nothing but varllls extract. always
use Burnett's.l
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Scottish Bite Masons

Galveston, Texas. August 1.-THE fourth
semi'annual convocation Of the Ancient and
Accepted Scottish Rite OF Free Masonry of
the orient of Texas was convened at the
Scottish Rite temple at nom today There
were number of visiting Nsscns present
from various sections Of the State to take
part in the ceremonies class numbering
about sixty have presented themselves for
Degrees lrom the fourth to the thirty.sec-
oud.
This afternoon the degrees from the
fourth to dhe tenth inclusive, We're con
ferred, and after Il recess for supper the
eleventh degree was also conferred on the
candidates present At the close Of the
work a smoker was given.
The degrees from the fourth to the tenth
were conferred by San Felipe lodge of Per
lection No. l, and the eleventh degree was
conferred by the following gentlemen from
San Antonio: Stephen Could L. A. Hell,
Rev, Samuel Marks, ], W. Hutchinson
Somuel L. Harris, Hugo r. Kaufman and
n. NJ, Washer
The convocation will hold sessions daily
up to and including August 10.
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Christopher Dart, Jr., Dead.

Galveston, Texas, August ll.--Cnrstopner
Dart, Jr., clerk of the United States as
trlct court at Beaumont, son OF [. Dart,
clerk of the United States district and cir
cult court for the Southern district or
Texas, died Mt the home OF ME father IN
this city this morning after a protracted
Illness. MIR. Dart was 20 years OF age ana
was born in Galveston, When court was
created at Beaumont Judge Bryant APP
pointed him clerk OF that court, and up TO
his last Illness he discharged the duties in-
cumbent upon him in an efficient and able
manner.
He contracted typhoid fever In Beaumont
and fortyhve days ago was brought mere
for treatment. The fever which was OF
that malignant type found In Beaumont,
continued for thlrty-flvc days after he was
brought home. The disease brought on an
disease which was the direct cause of ms
death.
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Street Fair at Marlin.
hs.,. iexas' August 10.-Arrange-
sr.s are about completed for holding
tair and carnival in MARIN
IA tb s II 10 to Is. Mr.. Joseph r. TAYLOR
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mueus Whether the raucous ns,,at rama nc
lpcnted In the head or pelvic organs The
discharge OF mucous Is sure 10 occur.
This DISCHARGE nf mncus constitutes
weakening dram; the system can not ious
Withstand the less OF mueus hence II u
that women afflicted with catarrhal aftcc
tions OF the pelvic organs feel tired and
lungUid, with weak back aud throhb,ng
prnih, A course Of pcrunn Is cure 20 re-
store health by cutting on the weakening
drain cf the daily loss of mucus.
An Admirable Tonic.
Congressman Murk II pnnncll, National
hotel, Washington, D. c.. Writes;
'Nour Pcruna being used by myself AND
many Of my friends and acquaininnces 10
onlS as cure for catnrrh but also as al
admirable tonic for physical recuperation,
] gladly recommend II to all persons re-
qulrlng such remedies "-Mark II, Dun.
nell.
II YOU do not derive prompt aud salts
factory results from tho uSe OF Pcrultn,
write at once to nr, Hartman, giving fnii
statement of your ease aud he win I've
pleased To give you his valuable advice
gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman, president Of Tue
Hartman Sanitnrium, Columbus, Ohio.
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The Frisco Divorce.

sherman Texas, August 21-At spe-
cial meeting Of the board of directors Of
the St Louis, san Francisco aud Texas
Railway company, held for the purpos Of
inauguraiing separate aud independents
management If the road, as required ~
the recent order Of the railroad commits 10 l.,
the following officers We're elected: Tom
Randolph. vice president; G. II. porcl,s'
ter treasurer; w Fl UPTON, general su
puinteulent and general passenger a d
ticket agent; f. Il Griffith auditor and
general calm agent; ID. +. Griffith. M - or
o. transportation and trainmlster H. e..
MckUvl snpc tutcudPnt nf motive power
and master mechanic Under the arrange
lncut. which goes into effect on Scptc n
hcr l. the entire management WI. be IN
inc hands # thcSc ofdr -, While the op.
Grafton of the road will be by its ,Wn
officers and carried ON sep ratc.y and ~
d,pcndsntly, 1t win nee, ssarily remit as
n pait ot the Frisco system.
u g. Nc D.ra!d OF Paris, gen lil Sal q o
for the FrlScn system, ana toiohci H. e.
Foster ut buni,uu Weie pies, NJ at tue
meeting.
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COMMISSION MAY ACT
IN The Complaints Of the Shippers Of
Oil at Beaumont.
ORDER WHICH IT IS PROPOSED TO MAKE
Con'pels the Railroad Companies 20 Fur
n'sr Cars Within So Many Days After
the Reauisition Is Made for Them.

Austin, Texas. August PIN responso 70
numerous complaints from SINNERS ~ ou
from the Beaumont oil fields OF railroads
refusing to handle the cars. the railroad
commission has decided to call hearing
Tor september, 10 to consider the following
rules regarding the shipment of oil The
commission will act on the matter az snon
rs there Is a quorum:
Rule i When the owner, nsn,ver or
shipper of crude or fuel petroleum desire
TO make shipments Of same IN tank car,
ana shall make application In writing TO
any superintendent. agent or other person
In charge of the transportation of any rail.
way company operating line of railway az
the point where the cars are desired, It
shall he the duty OF such railway company
to supply the number Of tank cars so re.
CURED ut the point Indicated In the ap.
pication, within reasonable time there.
after, not to exceed siN Gays from The re.
ceipt of such application. and shall supply
such tank cars III the order In whlch such
applications arc made; provided, il the ap
plicntion be for ten cars or less. the same
shall be furnished in thrre days. and II 20.
nifty cars the railway company shall have
ten days
Rule >. Said applicant shall at the time
of applying fer such tank car or cars Ge
pcsit with the az emf NJ such company ono
fourth of the amount of the freight charge.
for the use If such cars unless the ioat
| agrees to deliver said cars without such de
| post.
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venton on the plaza In front of the plat
form We're placed chairs and benches and
several thousand people were IN attend.
nucr
The convention was called 10 order by
Temporary Chairman Brurks and ex-Sen.
ator Alice was called upon for an address,
after which the report Of the committee
on credentials, order Of business and per
mdncnt organization was read and adopted
Among other recommendations contained IN
he report was the reelection OF Hon
T. Z. Morris as chairman of the democratic
congressional committee for the ensuing
two wears. AZ this iuncturc word was
brought to the convention from the com
m'ttcr on platform nnd resolutions that
they were at work and asked for tucthcr
me to report ana upon motion tneT were
gwen until 1870 o'clock
The convention called for Judge Garner
tor a speech and when he stepped 10 the
front he was greeted with loud applause.
He was introduced by Captain Dodd ana
he touched upon the Issue Of the day IN
a mastery manner He spoke ~ the trusts
and the inelnccliyy Of the republicans N
dealing with them and scored the a mluls-
ration for It's colonial policy HIS speech
was received with great applause through
out when Judge Garner closed the plat
form committee appeared and rep rteG
thW il would l., impossible for them "a
report tonight aud impiorch the convcn
I ON to give them until 10 O'Clock tomor
row to report Upou motion, UNANIMOUSLY
carried. u was granted and the convention
adjourned until that hour.
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Notes and Personals.

Mr. j II. Hin. manager of the Calves
ION, HuUsnn ana Henderson, was ia tc
city yesterday.
Mr.. W f. Mcclure, general pass niger
and flcght agent for the Galveston ii us
ton and Hcnd,!sJn, Is In the c,ty
Mr. Judd Fry, commercial agent for tlc
Baltimore ana OAio Southwest ~. wi IL
Headquarters at Dallas, was in the ct Y
yesterday.
Mr.. Y. G. Rldcy. division superintendent
Of the international aud Great North RI,
With headquarters at Palestine, was Ia
Houston yesterday.
Manager Jcff ~ Miller. who returned
from North Texas Yesterday. says tina, INT
era n and Gotten movement on the Hons,o on
and Texas Central IL entirely satisfactory.
Mr. Claud T. Johnson, successor to Mr.,
William b. Terhunc rs SUuihwt stern pas
senger agent AT Houston for the western
Railway of Alabama and the Atlanta and
West Point. arrived in the city Yesterday
The Southern Pacific will run moon
light special" to Sylvan beach tomorrn"
u Iht ~ cents for the round trip. IN.
train leaves at G:l5 p. M; returning leaves
houston at 1880 p. m. In time To tax
street cars TO all parts Of the city
The Santa 20. the International an.
Great Northern. SlnsHt central Ini 9tn
lines have announced low round rtp rnt $
10 Dallas for the state fair and eNpoSi lon
The ticket will be en- sale Sept llber 20 f.
| October t. limited to October IL, a hedvi
/ ratroni go is expected on all lines
Mr.. Samuel H. Dixon immigration agen
I for the Little Giant. returned ycstcrla,
| from livingston. whore he went to atten'
a meeting If fruit growers Of that section
! Prof Fred W. Mally and others Interest,"
/ in the fruit industry w,Ee present ~
meeting was called for the pup Sc OF d's
cusslng fruit growing and To decide upoi
the best varieties of peaches and appes
Mnuy Of the growers Of that section ipten'
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IlNDON STATE INSTITUTION
Endorses the Catarrhal Tonic Pe-ru-na.
A Congressman's Letter.

Z. Or. ]. r. Ensor, Postmaster OF CoIum.
bia. S. c.. late Superintendent and ply.
sieian In charge OF state Insane Asylum
at Columbia, :. G.. writes:
"hffer using your Peruno myself
for Short period. and ing family
baping used and are neI using tie
same 1ifb good results, and upon
RE Information Of others G6c haee
been benefited bp 1t as cure for
eaforrb and an ineigornfing tonic.
I can cbeerfuIy recommend il to
oil persons requiring SO effective a
ermedp. - Or. j. r. Ensor.
Hon c. W, Butts, -x.member Of Con,
gress from North Dakota In a letter from
Washington. n, G., says;
THAT Peruna Is not only n vigorous. as
well as an effective ioulc but also cure
Of catarrh Is beyond controversy II 4
already established by It's use hy inc
thousands who have been benefited by It.
| can hot too highly express nF apprC-
ciatlrn of its excellence. e w Rutts
only the weak need tonic. People arc
never weak except from some good cause,
One of the obscure causes az weakness and
the one oftenest overlooked Is catarrh
Catarrh pnames the mucous membrane
aud causes the blood plasma to escape
through the mucous membrane IN the form
81 mucus. This discharge II mucuS Is Tho
same as the loss Of blood. 1t produces
weakness.
Peluna stops the catarrh and prevents
the discharge Of mucuS. This Is why Pc
ruua is called tonic Prruna docs moi
give strength by stimulating the ucr,ou,
system a little.
cous membranes against leakage.
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THE PALESTINE CARNIVAL.
Program Includes Speeches by
Prominent Texans.

\
n Program Includes Speeches by
Prominent Texans.
n, r,st ~. i.,u.,..,, ,,,., ,,a
s4 aus '"''uS' r'"' '"rn,'dl anu
iaoS to be held ut Palestine Sep
|ssg H. IL ana Is nromiseS to be Il
IA sprcess Tho nroor.,,,, is o+troctjy.
cpdes snoerhos "@,, az ,r '',V,
lsa S.'J spetea'S u3 ni"'ll'hvni i1A1iilS
i'm IT ntu i2.', ,i'.,. ,
4 ,taF and o,i," ,", 'Ynrl NV, w 80 3 - .
v Y. Prominence Admirals Dewey and
n On Of ,bem NH i'Y n ,hn ,os,nt 10 N.Y. u
Il. tks arst dac tto ru p,u Xii H. an ov.
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Charters Filed.

Austin Texas, August 2I-Charters of
the following corporations were nled today
III the secretary of states department
stllwcl oil company Of Port Arthur,
capial stock $4,000. Purpose. 90 prospect
for, bore fot oil, coal and other minera :.
The lncorporatOrs are William Nickel J.
A, Pollard and u, L. stump, sll OF Port
Arthur.
irccn Fox Lumber and Hay company OF
Canado. Jackson county, capital stock $40.
HU. Tho lncorpurators are s r. Greal, l..
knudsen and W. j. Miley.
Slaughtcr-B nham company of Dallas
capiial stock $1,000. Purpose. to laanu
facture clothrc aud sale Of goots and mcr
chhnlise. the tncorporatore arc &. e.
Slaughter Jr.. W. A. Benham and q. q
Wright
The Baird Electric Light company OF
R&ird Callahan county capital stock
SJth, The incorpor0tors are j. Il. Har
mon. Harry Meyer and Z, ". danes anc
others
The Snyder Mercantile company Of Sny
der SCurrX county. capital STOCK S30Hn
The purpose, to buy aud sell grain, cotton
and ether merchandise The incorporation,
are u. Nation, l.. II. Granth3m. G. I
Ghard and j, Il. Dodson
Model Laundry Of Galveston. capita
stock Sio,uN. The ucorporators are Horace
1rimblc George W. Taylor and James "
Trmhle,
A pcrpit 10 do business IN Texas wa
granted To skinner n Go. of Louisville. kN.
capital stock $500. The Texas ofhce vii
lee located at Fort Worth.
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ACCIDENTALLY KILLED MOTHER.
Revolver in a Schooiboy's Trunk Was
Discharged While Being Packed

Revolver in ochooipoy ru',N was
Discharged While Being Packed
Floresyille, Texas, August 20. Mrs. KIN
da Camp Chapman was accidentally shot
at her ranch. three miles west of town.
Yesterday evening at o'clock by her SON
clifford and died this morning at 80
From the best information optainabie II
seems that she was assisting her two sons
in packing their trunks preparatory TO ono no.
NJ thcm accidentally discharged his pisto!,
the BAH entering his mothers she az od tne
ward through the ho1y Or. Graves OF
SAN Antonio, Mrs, Chapmaan,s re, resuar pn nc
ciai train about dark. in the meantime
Or Blake q this place was doins an ne
Seen there was no possible hope for her
recovery and it vas 50 ann Tnn had to Nm
he enhalmed and carried 10 san Antonio
for ntermcnt which VII "a t9kG ro hIaGe ca a.
rearh there from Pecos county Clihord l.
nearly Insane with grief
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COOPER WAS NOMINATED
To Be Democraoy's Standard Bearer in
The Second for the Sixth lime.
THE platform IN THE FIFTEENTH
is Being Drawn With Care and the For
ralty OF Nominating Garner VIII Be
Gone Through With Today
lie platform IN THE FIFTEENTH

Nacogdochee Texas, August 27.--Hon :.
b. Cooper was nominated this afternoon
by reclamation as he true aud tired deiuo-
cratic standard bearer 10 represent the
Second congressional district In congress,
This makes thu sixth time Mir. Cooper mas
been chosen ny bic constituents 10 repre-
sent them and at no time has he ever
betrayed a trust or been founl recraut IL
duty.
Judge V f. M,ddlcbrooE was chairman
of the convention and Hon Jasper Coffin,
of Pamela county was secretary, With X
". Hath0rn as assistant,
DR.. J.. e. Swcariugen Of Sh lhr county
was elected chairman Of thc district am"
H. X. Folk of san Augustine county see
re,ary for the following two years
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II gives strength 10y converting the blood
fluids and preventing their draining away
in mucous discharges,
Constant splitting aud blowing the nose
will finally produce extreme weakness
from the loss Of mucous.
II YOU do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from d. use OF Peruna
write at once 20 nr Hartman. giving a
fun statement OF your case aud he will
hc pleased Ia give YOU his valuable advice
gratis
Address Dr. Hartman. President OF The
Hartman Sapltarlum, Columbus, Ohio
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G0.GQ EYES.

when summer opens up the Pores
Ana the people sure perswoat.
while old Sol 20 ms zenith scars.
DO they pack thcr trnnkef You net,
And hustle Oh, up "rhr Denver Noadl'
This line speeds to the Rockies hool,
Straight up from sun cooked plains
is ads NIL read, some rdlculc,
hut the Wise ones crowd the trains
rhat haul the throngs to hool Abode
CHORUS.
When the people make those GoGo Eyes
They ride with uE and don't Apologize.
only ono Road there IS,
And "rhe Denver does me hlz
When FOLKS make those kolorado G".Go
Eyes.
Our Cafe diners We put on
In eighteen ninety nine
Next year the business grow. Anon,
We found the sleeper line
Must doubled be, SO great the Gain
mon uiuturrn one the biggest year
ON record. UP To- date
Let u,nctcrn-two q deal to clcar
Cun Wp show au Increase? Walt
We had TO nave another train!
CHORUS
October thirty 6rst, The line
That you may stay away
In Koloraiu kool, hleft Kline!
Tickets ON sale any old day
Get 'em routed right. make no mistake
Remember. other roads can't give
Sl0p.oyvrs We allow.
come. since you're living. why not i've
say O. -. CCmorahic Nov,
Nhy stay at homH 10 sweter nud BAKER
CHORUS.
on. Ncghhor, Think Of the long weeks yet
BEFORE tho days arc lNool!
s,r,llunec teachcs, don't forget
1hut September rs ruic
As Member Warm cus great deal o'
This is ihc. best timc for a trip,
Tis now you most need rest
oct to the Mountains take this tip
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shopmen al Work at Beaumont.

Beaumont. Texas, August y. All the
SANTA Fe shormfn returned to work her.
this morning and the shops are max "
more noise than ever. The mn here all
seem t. be wcll satisfied AND the ddn :cr
OF auy further trouble * not expected from
Beaumont Sup rintcnlcnt MaxSon and
t., 2 men nave been getting along nicely. and
MS the trouble did rot originate in Beau
mont, no trouble is anticipate from th1
working of outside men ut tnis point
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Ne,u California Schedule.

Nj L. q. McCormick, passenger tra1ic
manager Of the southern Pachc system;
Nh S. +, Is. Morse ass stant passenger
tran'ic manager Of the southern Pacific
and Nj l.. II Nutting, genera lEastef1
passenger agent for the Hartman lines. arr
cxpc cted to arrive in Houston this m IN
Ing. \ conference VIII be held with local
Officials on the subject If a new winter
passenger .chcduie. and it is pre- licted that
daily service to California Will b the re-
INIT.
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Department Notes.

Austin Texas, August 27.-Tne governo.
today signed sevcnty-ttve patents 20 laid.
Captain King OF the Confederate hom'
reports 302 old soldiers being cared for
al the home This is the largest master
lol the home ever had.
The S'atc treasury department shipped
500 Ooo to Harris county today which IS
me of the money held by tho state for
that county.
The stat, board of education held meet
Ing todAy.
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A TEXAS WONDER.
HALLS GREAT DISCOVERY.

One small bottle of Halls Great Discov'
cry cures all kidney and bladder troubles
removes gravel, cures diabetes, seminar
emissions. weak and lame backs. rheuma-
tism and all Irregularities Of the kidneys
and bladder In both men and women, resu
lates bladder troubles in children. II MOI
sold by your druggist, will be sent by
mail on receipt Of 81. One small bottle Is
TWO months treatment. and will cure any
case above mentioned. DR.. L. W. Han,
sole manufacturers r. O. Box go, St. Louis,
Mo. send for testimonials, Sold by all
druggists.
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ll,uestIoators IN Session.

Austin. Texas, Austin Ex-senator &. W.
Savage and Representative $. X. Boya OF
he legislative Investigating committee, az
rived ia town today 10 attend meetils
of the committee hut quorum failed -
a., ~ thn meeting which WAS called iof
iio.ay was 10 pass finally or their report
nnt order It's publication.
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State Purchased Bonds.

Austin, Texas, August 1.-THE STATE
hoard Of education today purchased an Is.
snc Of s:J4 900 Throckmorton county court
mouse, jan and bridge bonds ana Sl2Wn
pirhn,ond independent school district bonds
for school house purposes
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pr. z. W. Han. St Louis, Mo.
uorston. IcNis. October 10, 1901 Dear
SIR. Lass than one bottle OF your T'Nas
no ~ k dnry and BLADDER Troubles, an !
can cfeerfully recommend I TO any one
suffotli,r FROM Kidney or Bladder Disease.
lprn's truly, george ~ broN "a.
agUi Jeilers GU Avenue, Houston teAas'-