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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-17

91IICle8 inc DIool1 STIMULATES Inc I1VeF,
uourishes the nerves, and so gives health
and strength to the whole body.
Mr.. Thomas A. swarts, Of Sub. Station c,
Columbus. Ohio, Box 1os, writes. oI was taken
very sick with severe headache, then cramps in
the stomach and my food would not digest, then
kidney and liver trouble and my back got weak
90 could scarcely get around. The more doc
zored the worse got until six years passed. I
could only walk IN the house by the aid Of a
chair, and had ef9en ~ to die Then one Of
my nelghbors said, Take my advice and take
Or. Pterceis Golden Medical Discovery and
make a new man ont Of yourself The first BOT
tie helped me and after had taken eight bot
ties in about six weeks was weighed and found
= had gained twenty-seven t71) pounds. and
am as stout AID healthy today think, IS
ever Was.a
Dr.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure coz.
stipatiou.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-17

City Ticket Office.
union Paclne r. r. s2s Kansas ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-17

nwn Nn{En,, goods with Diamond Dye cotton
Dy6 UUllUN eolors. VIM not crock or smut
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-17

The congressman may vainly try
For weeks to catch the Speakers eyes
md when ne does it isn't clear
That he has caught the public's ear.
aq1iuafOn Star
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-17
HUMOR OF THE DAY.

''Dey ain no use taIkin', - said Charcoal
Eph. he again became ruminative EFF
you'd rub de paint of'n a lot oh people in
dis WORT you'd fin some monty mean
timbah In de raw material Baltimore
News.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-17

Farmers jretty hard up?"
''PoOty hard up"
but none actually suffering for the
necessities of life, I hope2''
Wen, L dunnol They's farmers out in
my section at hain't he'd their wives pic
ters 'nlarged in cray0n fer more n four
years, nOWi"-Puck
De good book say dat de meek shall
inherit de airth en- sit dey amt a one er
um in de real estate business Atlanta
Constitution
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-05
Ask druggist Almanac. Every druggist

home made and home grown pro laets.
x. II develop the lateDt resources OF the
county.
% 10 encourage those engaged In farm
ing, gardening, Ave S.oeA gt3Slns or MAJ
lIactunng,
"A. ID promote the greater Investigation
o. crops.
IS. u compile statistics OF our resources
ana lHGusHlss which can he punished TO
tAe word and tu.nls1sa Che. eqmmetciAl
railroads entering Waco and lieir connect
ing lines ana lol the bene4t OF oui o@b PEG
pie,
and home Manufactured pGVduoJS and arti-
ces ana samples of our soils ana quaWes
IN an attractive form and In q conIGlNe4t
place III order that those seeking invest
lneuts and our OWL peop.e ma have com
nlete and Instructive Illustration OF our in
uustrleS md resources.
-. To endeaYor to secure the establish
uient OF additional factories, especially
those that Will consume different pro l1'ts
und make different articles tlun those
that are produced by the factories we no"
8. To collect such an exhibit and stats
ties as will set forth Waco and McIeauan
county's resources 10 the greatest advantage
ana best represent her varied industries and
ia such O shape aud condition that 1t can
he sent TO tn" orga's fair to be aeld Ia
St Louis IN 1903"
Following this ara the rules that have
been adopted and an urgent appeal is made
that these different things be furnished.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-05
Weak Back and Kidney Trouble
Cured.

a we'll known brick contractor Of san
Antonio offers the following pointed teSti
uoulal as 10 his cure by magnetism whom
an other remedies had failed.
sun Antonio Texas. June - lseo-I had
been sick wi b liver, kidney, and bowe!
trouble for the last six weeks. also had
O weak spine SO chat l could not attend
TO business, / dried three doctors and the
more medicine | took the worse | got /
could not eat, sleep OF Get rid Of my awful
pains and sunerins. As q las, resort /
put my case unaer pr, Fanning's masrelc
treatment. felt better flom the hrst
treatment and slept wei. After the fourth
treatnen l took charge OF my work and
was able 70 do a good days work After
the ulth treatment 1 dud myself a new
man and a wei Liam. When / put nlyself
under the magnetic treatment / feared I
woD,d neyer get well aud contemplated try.
llE some 0er climate. ! Lake pleasure
IN reLOIumenumg ~, tanning 10 al sur
ieIetS as AIS Treatment mas made Well
man OF d terrible sunerer. / wLl gladly
atswer any questions a. 10 pr. flaming $
power as a leaier Of Diseases
2l8 Third street, San Antonio, lex4s,
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To Suffering Humanity.

Houston, Texas November Q, 19oi--l
write this testimonial to inspire others
when all hope seems to have ned over
two years ago | began suffering with en-.
larged and torpid liver, producing indiges'
ton and constipation. During his time
suffered great agony, In fact had no
hope OF living. stomach at times was 80
weak it could not retain food. Two
weeks ago came to DR. Tanning In
great pain, with his first treatment ] ex'
pcrlenced great relief and now ind myself
we'll No pain Enlarged liver reduced q
natural size. Indigestion cured, Can ear
anything and 1t agrees with me. Coustipa-
ton completely gemedied. Sleep well. and
the TERRIBLY uloatGd condition OF stomach
nas been reauced at least Ionr mcnes.
IL gives me great pleasure 10 indorse
pr. Tanning, aud IN .hanktui appreciation
say he Is one OF the greatest blessings
TO suffering humanity 1 AN truly crate.
ful, MRS. DORA HNIGGE,
Cypress. Texas, Harris county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-05
HOME INDUSTRY MOVEMENT.

Waco Business Organizations Intend
Showing What Their Section Can Do
Waco. Texas. January 4.-1he business
organizations Of this city are preparing TO
lnaugurate home industry increment.
they desire as starter 10 get samples OF
all OF the materials manufactured and
grown In the county and city and place
them on exhibition. To thar end the toi-
lowing letter is being sent OUT
10 the Manufacturers of Waco and the
Farmers, 1--we STOCK Growers Hortlcdi-
rurilsts, t!o.ists, Poultry RaiseEs, QUAR-
~ ana Mine owners OF AcLennan Coun'
ty.
THE Business Mems club and the Eonns
Mems Business league of Waco desire TO
compile compete s.atisues O. an aftlc!ea
manu- aetured in Waco and All the ptodQcts
ana resources OF McLeundn county ana 10
place them on exhibition In us club roolnS.
SAMPLES showing as completely ana eonp.e-
henslvely as possible what the city ana
county does and can produce are solicited
We ask you because we wish 10 enlist Ia
this work all citizens and want tnsm 70
feel thar 1t is to their interest TO make the
exhibition aud statistics cover the ground
thoroughly. We ask Il who are engag=
in manufacturing or growing any Bind OF
products to call IN person on the ,secrelarF
or send him such Il formation and samples
as win be suitable ard viii assist US Ia this
work, Our object In making the request IS;
81. To cultivate the spirit OF patfoniz'n9
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-05
THE HIGHER COURTS.
FlIth count Of clvll AnpeaIs.


Dallas, Texas, January 4.--Ihe following
proceedings were had In the court of civil
appeals for the Fifth supreme judicial dis
trict al Dallas today:
Affirmed. J. Il, Harrington ct al VS. II.
3. Cladn & Co.. from Hill; Myrtle Smith
VS.. W. A. Smith from Dallas.
Reversed and remandcd Gulf, Colorado
and Santa Pc Railway Company VS.. G. 3.
A-ilner, from johnson.
Motions disposed OF: Emma Branden-
burg VS.. P. 7. Norwood, for rehearing.
overruled; j. E. d. Alexander ct al rs.
Minerva Barton ct al, TO dismiss appeal,
granted; i. A. Ablowich VS.. Greenviiie Ma
tional Bank, for rehearing, overruled; j.
X, Milan VS.. w. .. Gordon ct al, certiorari
granted; w. A. Kirkpatrick VS.. Tarlton.
Jordan & Tarlton, to dismiss appeal, With.
drawn; to postpone submission, granted
Cases submitted; Jacob Walters VS. G.
A, Cantrell ct al, from Collin; j. II. Frazier
VS., J. D. Bedford ct al from Fannin; Texas
Midland Railway Company VS.. S. H. Par
Ter, from Hunt Pat Mullins VS. T. NJ
Kahior, from Dallas.
Cases set for January is: j. w. Hill,
man VS.. T. s. Edwards ct al, from Bowie
F, II. stephens ct al va, Houston Ice and
Brewing Company, from Ellis; $, NJ. Coop
er ct al VS. T. w. Ford receiver. from
Dallas; Houston and Texas Central Rail
way Company VS.. ]. p. Tramall, from Ma.
varro; st. Louis and Southwestern Rail
way Company VS.. G. w. Alternately, from
Navarro: a. F. Hancock vs.. Ellis County,
from Ellis
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-05
Speaker of The House,

To Whom 1t May Concern,
House OF Representatives, rwenty-Gfth
Legisla uree--Austin, Texas, June II. 1897.
II take pleasure IN stating That l have
known the bearer. Dr. Frank flaming, or
several years, and that his repntatioJ as
a citizen and gentleman is thoroughly es-
ta6lished IN Texas. lie stands at tie
head Of his profession and know pea
sCuuliy OF many cures he has effected
commend him to the confidence ana support
Of all hose With whom ae may come in
oprtl or. Very truly
L. 7. DASlIIGLL.
Speaker Of the House
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-05
IN A. HEALTHY CONDITION
FIRST NATIONAL. BANK, OF AUSTIN
WELL FIXED FOR BUSINESS,
Details of the Plan Upon Which Il. Has
Beer REPRESENTATIVES. the
State Stands.

Austin, Texas, Janusry 4-The reoynIng
OF the First National bank here this week
was source of great satisfaction 10 every
state official, but probably more so to tee
board which was created by the special
session of the legislature to represent
the State and its In, erests, In the renr-
ganlzatlon. Said board was made up OF
the governor, attorney general and the
comptroller and to show how they guarded
the states welfare in the matter, the
sureties upon the ofnciai bonds of the
treasurer and secretary Of state were re-
CURED to give their written consent %
the agreement, thus preserving tndr LA
bhity upon tneir two bonds, which stL
remain III full roree and eaect IN audl-
ton the assets Ga the bank were s.renstn,
encd by the payment by Hon Joan IL.
hirby OF Sl33,0vO into the bank 70 con-
sliinte part OF it's assets. Again he
stock Of the Jank. when was regarded
az alsolu ely worthless, has falleu Ito
the hands of gentlemen who can readily
respond TO an assessment OF Sl0oVV0 upon
The same should any further trouDle ucc0r.
And hnally, AR. Kirby and majority OF
the banks officials obligated themselves
a. sul,ties Tor the fun and faitulul pay
nom the bank. This, IL Is confidently BE-
leved, makes the Indebtedness OF the bank
TO the state absolutely secure beg ond all
question.
v ith S4S5ooo in cash, the addi lon therto
of Sl3oOO0 paid in by MIR. Kirby, ana not
less than $4,000 of paper that Is regarded
as absolutely solvent and bankable, TO say
nothing of the other assets not regarded
as entirely solvent, the future of he bank
with proper management must be conSid-
cred bright. Too much praise can not lie
accorded Mr.. W. u. Workman for his I'M
firing efforts to reopen the bauk, and 1t
Is but due him that II should be said that
next to Mr. Kirby he was most instru-
mtnta' In accomplishing its restoration. o.
Mr.. KLcJ ii may he said that his action
in the premises j. regarded as an evidence
OF not only sincere patriotism, but also
of his high regard for his business In.
tegrity. Without his assistance the effort
would have been a failure, and great loss
would have certainly resulted to the State.
OF the temporary receiver, It may be
said that In his actions he was absolutely
dislntercsted and Looked only to the in
terests of The deposltors and to the placing
OF the bank upon sound and substan lal
footing.
1t may be as'-od why the bank in being
In such condi ion was not required TO
Immediately pay all of the money due from
II to the State The answer is that thus
was not permitted by the comptroller OF
the currency. He regarded 1t as his du v
not only to project the interests of the
depositors but, II possible to insure the
continuance of the bank upon success
fnl bssis. This necessitsted the payment
by installments Of what Is due the State,
srch payment being secured as above
stated,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-05
Wonderful Relief of Dropsy.

10 Whom 1t May Concern.
san Antonio, Texas, January %, ls9s--J
was afflicted IN ISL With a torpid liver
and enlarged spleen and kidneys, The or.
gans falling To act and in 1884 dropsy
supervened | was attended by several
physicians In san Antonio, Austin, Lam
pasas and elsewhere. but, notwithstanding,
my uouhe glew worse, ami | was tapped
once when was tapped the amount OF
water which was released was for5ysix
pounds. The physicians all SAID they be.
iieyed / never would get well As last
resort | consulted Dr. flaming, wac treat.
ed mo. and under Ais Skilled treatment
Immediately cptaiued reiiei and ~ Twelve
treatments De reduced ny weight at least
forty pounds, ana all Without one drop
OF medicine OF tapping, but simply by the
use OF his wonderfully magnetic hands.
W hen Dr. Fnnuins hrst commenced TO
treat me- the paut4loous ore measured
for y-six inches around the waist. and bit
me lightly: at his SIKH treatment was
able 10 Wear, and that comfortably, pants
that only measured tnirty-two inenes about,
the Wah now feel letter taau j H. u
ie4, ior years. and Almost iiEe / did q
.o4e MY afnigtlon- ! therefore most cou>t
FUZZY lAdnlSe ana recommend Dr. tanning
10 al aiMAAIly arnlcted, oeeause | belieXe
DAVE NsMEFT.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-05
SUICIDE NEAR BRENNAN
FRITZ FlNKE HANGED HIMSELF
SATURDAY MORNING.
Assaulted with Dry Battery Cet-An-
other Truck Growing Company Or
aanized--Offieers Elected.

Brenham, Texas, January AIR Fritz
Finke, prominent farmer residing five
miles northeast of town, was found in a
buggy shed at his home at o'clock satur.
day morning hanging by the NECK from an
Iron hook by snort rope, dead. his son
made the grewsome discovery and ne,gh-
bors soon gathered In ana Justice Chappau
was sent Tor 10 aOid an Inquest. Inc POST
correspondent accompanied Justice Cnap-
pell to the scene, We reached unere about
10 oclock and the remains bad not been
touched. Mr. Blnke Hye1 Just beyond tAe
nNe-mlie post, on The lndep endenee and
Breuham road, and the buggy shed in
Nhcn ne had hanged himself was about
thirty feet from the kitchen door. facing
east, The BODY hung with The head slgnu-
~ leaning forward and the feet doubled
UP. The rope by which 1t was suspended
was tied in half hitch loop and thrown
over au hon hook that was nailed to the
wal and bent to hold saddle or set OF
harness The end of the rope was tied
around the mans neck, and without any
chanee Tor ralI he had TO deliberately
sit down to even choke himself 10
death. Investigation was started at
been sick since the day before Christmas,
the last time he was In town, and that
DR.. Cloud dad been treating him, but that
he was much better Friday; in fact got
up and rode around the farm and TO see
one or two neighbors He laid down about
10 O'Clock Friday night but did not un-
Oress. AT Ii o CLOCK ne got up anu went
onI in the yard and was up when some Of
his sons came in and the Oldest was talking
TO him. Mrs. Finke says that he again re-
tired a little after IL, and that she did
not hear him when he left the room, or
miss him until she got up this morning,
aud that before she had had time to make
any injury about him her son had made
the grewsome discovery in the buggy house,
where he was hanging cold in death. AS
to the reason for the rash act she could
not even surmise II, He had not talked
Of suicide, except some time ago she re-
membered hearing him say that a man
was better of dead than living, He had
suffered greatly during the past week, and
she would have thought this the cause, but
he had almost recovered from his illness
and was able to again look after his bust
ness The cause Of his suicide will perhaps
remain a mystery. His domestic relations
were pleasant and his place has all the
appearance of that of prosperous farmer.
&c was 40 years Of age January l. 1902,
and leaves wife and nine children %
mourn his tragic death. The funeral Will
take place at Prairie Hill cemetery Sunday
afternoon.
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Remained Cured Fourteen Years.
or. Frank Tanning.

or. Frank Tanning.
Houston, Texas, October 81, l90l.--Dear
sir; Please accept my testimony as 10 the
wonders YOU did for me- For niue years
/ suffered from prolapsus OF the worst
Kind. Had two OF the best physicians In
houston, but was relieved only temporarly.
EAeu uied patent medicines with no better
result. Could not resi- day or night, in
agony and distress uubearable, Was bur
den to myself and family
Having heard OF your wonderful power
to relieve pain my husband induced me to
consult You, but had no confidence. After
six treatments was well and soon did all
my homework. In fourteen years there has
been no return OF those conditions. ! wish
al suffering women could nave Your won,
uerful treatmen aud be cured. Win
gladly answer any inquiry regarding my
case May God spare you for years ia
come 70 heal suffering humanity. Crate
fully yours. MRS. CLARA a. LANG.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-05
Acute Neuralgia.

Dr. Frank Tanning, Hutchins House. City.
Houston, Texas. January 25, lseS-My
Dear Sir; l take this means 10 assure sou
OF my perfect satisfaction aud condolences
10 your system OF treatment. which, | am
grained TO tell you, has proven. beyond my
expectation. 50 entirely successful in my
case, For long time had been a great
sufferer from acute, darang neuralgia, and
also a strong catarrhal affection Of the
throat which seriously Injured my voice.
both Of witch you have completely re-
moved, and, | feel, rendered permanent
cure, leaving my voice again strong clear
ana natural / hnd real pleasure 10 recon-;
pending your treatment and success TO ali
suffering as / have. aud eapdialy Il u the
best within reach SINCERELY and gratefully
yours, Mks, a, ~ LEWlSs
$40 Webster Avenue.
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Congressman PsSchals IndorSe.
ment.

Hon. T. NJ. Paschal, ex-member OF coh-
gress of Texas, speaks IN especially com
mandatory terms OF the Healer" IN the
following:
20 Whom 1t May oonearn.
San Antonio, Texas, June Is. ls97.--I
have known Bg. Frank flaming for many
years aud II all my relations WIKI hlm
Invariably found him TO be a gentleman
ana most up1gnt anu reliable citizen
pr. kanpiug eAJUSs tne coincidence or all
Shom he has treated Tor p4yeie4i ailments,
aitu bears the reputation OF being Won
7. vi. PAseHAL.
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President Pro Tenn.
To Whom It May Concern.

To Whom It May Concern.
Senate Chamber, twenty nfth Lsgisla-
u re Austin, Texas June II, ls97.--I have
known DR.. Frank flaming of san Antonio,
Texas, for many years, and take pleasure
IN stating that ! have found him to be a
gentleman worthy the coahdapce OF all
persons Who may have dealings with him.
pls fame as Magnetic Healer Is well
founded in this State, aud having had per.
solal experience Of ais healing powafs ~
hestitatingly state that ] believe he eau do
]. 3, DIBRBLL.
President Pro Tenn.
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House of Representatives.

To Whom 1t May cenceyn.
House Of Representatives, Twenty-1tth
Legislature. Texas, June II, 1871
1t gives mo pleasure 30 say that have
known the bearer of this for the past tan
years. during which time he has been a
residen, Of my city, and that ! know him
word | bespeak for him the kindly CON
alteration OF every one whom he may
meet, with the assurance that be wan not
Bearer OF this Is pr. Frank flaming, my
friend. Very respectfully,
Representative Eishty-ninth District q
Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-05
A Lieutenant Governor Talks.

To Whom IL May Concern
sepate Chamber Twenty,dfth Legisla-
ture.-Austin. Texas June Ia lsa7-rne
bearer hereof, pr. Frank flaming Is well
Known to me from an acquaintance of some
twenty years. ana It gives me pleasure to
STATE that ! have known him as a trust
worthy honorable zen -leman Very truly.
GEO L. JESTER,
Lieutenant Governor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-05
Second Court of Civil Appeals.

Fort Worth, Texas. January 1.-The fol
lowing proceedings were had in the court
Of civil appeals for the Second supreme
judicial district today:
Motions submitted Lubke ct al VS.
Gordon; Texas and Pacific Railway Com
pany rs. Crockett; Withheld ct al VS., Tur
ner; Gates VS.. Mcclure ct al Pickett VS.
Trick Logan We. Curry & Arnold Mayfield
Lumber Company VS.. Carver. All of said
motions being for rehearing,
Motions overluled: Ellis VS.. Acme Har
vester Company, Tor reheaHng; Westerr
Union Telegraph Company VS. Greer
Swearingen, for rehearing.
Reversed and remanded; West ct al VS.
Clark, from Erath.
Affirmed; Coburn VS.. Farris. from Hemp
hill; Turner W. Gill, guardian, VS., JaSot
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Eyerman, guardian, from Cooke; Brown &

Eyerman, guardian, from Cooke; Brown &
90. VS.. Buchanan, from TarrnEA.
Cases submitted: Western CHion Tele-
graph Company VS.. Bouchen, from Wichita;
CLARK ct al vs Club Land and Cattle Com
pany, from Archer; Fort Worth and DEN
yer City Railway VS., Neville & rriee, from
Clay; Leavitt vs. Brasetop & Johnson,
fFom Jones; western Uni Telegraph Com.
pany VS. Cobb from hioe tagie; ciapp OF al
vs.. Roye, from Cooke So sI,al lt
Cases set FOR January is: NJ d Waters
et al VS. Mutual Home Savings Association
CT all from TalraHte " F Price ct 81 vs..
]: n Markham, from PQrher; St Louis,
Iron Mountain and Southern Railway Com
pany VS.. j. P. Auerberry, from Taylor;
Fort worth and Deuver Ciyy RAILWAY Com
pany VS.. Mlnuc Smith ct al, from wichita,
st Louis Southwestern Railway Company
VS. " s. Carwile ct al from Talranti l.,
W Roberts VS.. 7. 7. Easter ct al from
Haskell.
Chief Justice T R. Conner did not sit
with the court roday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-05
NEGRO Tenant Killed.

Ennis, Texas January 4,-Word has just
been received here that Mr.. c. y. Farrls, a
farmer seven miles north Of this city, had
killed o negro tenant There were three
shots cred with fatal results. The negro
attempted to cut Nj flrris with a pocket
Tense, The negro died a few minutes after
he was shot.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-05
Omen cattls Season Closes.

Fort Worth, Texas January 4.--Dn Pax
ton, United States government Inspector al
the Union stock yards, reports that at mid
night. December 81, the open season closed,
He inspected 4377 head OF cattle most oil
which went beyond the quarantine line.
One hundred and twenty certificates were
issued representing as many lunches OF
cattle The opcn season for Oklahoma closes
Jauarv 81 The season also closes on the
same date in Missouri, Kansas, Arizona and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-05
BurIeson County statistios.

Caldwell, Texas, January 3.-During the
year 1901 Just closed there we're issued by
the county clerk of Burleson county 100
maria ge licenses, there were fled for rec
ord during the same time 1925 chattel mort
cages Business for the new year is open
ing up fairly we'll The continued dry
weather n axes matters little dull
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-05
San Antonio Varieties Closed.

san Antonio, Texas, january 4--By order
of Mayor Hieks, who acted in eoajunctlop
With the county authorities, the Fashion
and Washington variety theaters were
closed tonight and Mayor Hicks says they
term of office.