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The .oca OF Salvation.

The vital principle Of the Christian
church is that the religion is founded
upon Christ, the rock Of our salvation.
Sec how the religion Of Christ spreads
and increases. even as the tiny mustard
seed, from Christ through Andrew to
Simon, aud 50 to the world.-Rev. Z.
c. Moore, Congregationalist Provt
dencp r
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4 Gontsn-aI arfnre.

Tie conflict Of the world spirit and
God IS analogous To TIE eoafiaaaI var
fare wased between the flesh aud the
spirit in the person of every 1nem6er
of the human raee=ReT. 7. W. Norris,
EpiScopalian Brooklyn.
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Reach For Higher A3tainsnonts.

Don't lie satisfied with present at
tainments Increase more AID more,
seek cd. seek the good. reach Up for
the higher. Tour STRINGS and aspiaa-
tions will nof bc III vain. - Rev. Br.
Charles " Byrd. Methodist, Atlanta,
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Ga sa:- az:d Having.

TO make q. e!aim Of possessing the
spirit Of Glr.~rfG not enough. II we
have his si4.. 4=e shall express his
spirit. Ne n3Az.zn be filled with the
life of his Lord and manifest the spirit
Of the devil.-Rey [. y. Grandall, Bap-
tist. ClicHgO
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Need of Gods Grace.

This is an age of prosperity beyond
the dreams of the past. 1t is an age.
too, that needs the grace of God and
the SOLDERING restraints of religion more
than any other. All talk that religion
is diffused and no longer needs the
church and organized propagandism is
sheer nonsense.-Rev. Mr.. Philputt.
INDIANAPOLIS.
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Coming Into Gods Light.

All doubt and agnosticism with ref.
erenee to God are instantly removed by
coming into Gods Iieht.-Eev. ". :
Fulton, Presbyterian. Pittsburg.
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An A. of Il45eraIIsr..

We have leea passing t4roaza an
epc OF liberalism when many seem -to
think that religion Is largely ezess,
that duties have been abEog2ted.-IseF.
V. f. Tom1fnSon. JHiFerSaIfst Wefees-
ter MIS-
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RELIGIOUS THOUGHTS.

Christ is the source Of al inspiration
in art, science and life.-Rev II. l..
Smith. Catholic, S&o Francisco.
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All the Atlantic and Pacific oceans
CT surgiHe sorrow cannot sink q soul
that has asked for Gods pilotage.-The
Late ReF. Or. T. De Wit TalmaGe.
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Lifcs Golden key.

Love is life's key Of gold. Il We are
ever to be admitted to It's inner tom
PIE, its hoLe2t place, this must be tire
key.-Rer. Dr. JOB. Lowry, Baptist,
Kansas city. Ho.
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e CT property, but 1t does insure 8
WAC can save 81 or more per monta,
payment and profit the life Insurance.
It's expense rate is less than one-hai
d-age, sex, physical condition are noa
Within the reach OF all. you pro=s
A plan enbodying perfect eQuaHt-
pectus.
ed Everywhere. corre3ponccnc IN.
nation cheerfully given.
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Truest Iove and highest insight into
truth are always doing things beyond
the understanding Of selfish and sordid
souls.-Rev. ]. Standdcld. Methodist,
indianapolis.
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Personal Interviews sEi#3s saeis:.

z
Cur Lord personal il.ze
individuals Is recorded - t-#@
make#a no - eeHeSetaz- strlds s.=s.a5. ~.
repay OF laas1 ear@rli osas.e.ezs.5 #e...-
Rev. Or. =. T.. quinn, =EHEs-al la--&t. =.
T .1f1fz
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Our Most Fearful Endovy vyment.

\ church without love is a church.
yard; soul without love IS a corpse.
This ability Of love is the most fearful
love is a ghastly hypocrisy; society
without love is a bleeding battle-ground:
& loveless world would be hell
Rev. DR.. Reuen Thomas, Congrega.
tionalist Boston,
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EceIn1inE of Reform

IS the Christian hria@ia@ lis rez,ss
sibilittes Hp5othe measure Of G.s PliE.-
1egesz Reform faest bess.a ft#.tA al.r
own eonduet=Rey. =. Eeatan teIl-fz'.
catfoua1ist. Chicago.
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Leading Jobbers ard
Manufacturers Of Pine Bluff

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Proving Love For Christ.

If we would give proof of our love
fer Christ our hearts must throb with
& love for our fellow men. Unless we
be personal workers for souls we shall
fail to fullfi our Lords highest desire
we shall disprove our own faith. and
we shall miss our largest opportunity
OF personal growth and gain.-Itev. DR..
John Balloon Shaw, Presbyterian. New
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Evils Wrought by Alcohol.

Giving money is a part of mans re-
llgious life and q test of character
Money is not only the standard Of
value-a man also is valued by it. The
world values q man by his money. and
50 does Christ. The world asks, How
much does a man own? Christ asks,
How does man use his money? The
world thinks most about money that
man gets, Christ most about money
man gives And when man gives the
worlds asks, How much has he given?
Christ asks, What was his motive?--
Rev. DR.. John H. Prugh, Reformed
Church, Pittsburg.
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l.. E3, CIGAR FACTORY.
Smoke /. Et5 : Famous
products Factory 5i5 Z s
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But. al tie sSme, everybody II town
.I<.@ted thar the iirsr res9iiHg g. -"
cards was TIE correct aae, 80 that to
writer attained his object,
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TEXAS DEATH ROLL.

MoBLBY.- Waco, Texas. April fs-r ID.
HAYS of this city received telegram This
morning announcing the death OF J ".
MONEY, which occurred al Ell Paso at s
clock this morning. Mr.. Mobley was su-
peHntendcnt OF public buildings pnd
grounds during the administration Of Gov
ernor Culberson and has been prominent
man In State RffRirs. Ho was a native OF
THIS county and his relatives ali reetde
mere, lie hat been sufferer for several
months aud his death Is no surprise.
HHAHp -Deyine. Texas. April II Mrs
Lucinda Heard, widow OF James r.
beard, died az the acme OF her nephew,
Mr. !. n. Withheld. at Deyine at $50 a. M
April IN tho seventy eighth year Of her
merly MISS Dlhrell, was che sister on ,,vn.
er2l George Dlbreil. distinguished Son.
treeHn''p'c Tayalry general, and OF Mrs. sa.
t'nn W. Whitfield Of Whltneid's Texss
legion, G. s. A. She was horn In smart
Tenn, on the 2sth OF August iS2i MAJ,
red James r. Heard August 1. 1899. p,Nvsd
70 texas In lS60. whore she has sinco va
siued. FIFTY years ago she Joined tbs
Methodist Episcopal church, South ana h.
ever since been devoted and copSis+snt
member OF that church Besides her ~
ttr MRS. Sarah h. Whitfield. and har
hephew. ]. A, Whitfield. she leaves bebir5
nef tnree sons, John. James A. and Josenb
Heard TO mourn her loss. She was bnried
nl Evergreen cemetery Deyine Texas ti,Is
AFTERNOON al O'Clock. Rev 'SvvanS6r ",ts s
me Methodist Episcopal church south ~
ncietlng' Her funeral Was largely ~
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FOR RELIEF OF zAPATA.
Governor Has Appointed Agents 10
Handle the Supplies Sent.
STARR COUNTY HAS MADE COMPLAINT.
A Mass Meeting Is to Be Held at San
Antonio to Devise Further Means
for Assistance.

Laredo, Texas. April r. Successful ef
forts are being made 70 relieve the dcatl-
tute condition Of the citizens Of the drouth-
stricken county OF zapata. county Judge
J. VI. Rodriguez received a message from
Governor ssyers asking II ne would receive
and forward supplies. In reply Judge Rod.
riguez Informed the governor that Mcssrs.
j Nillegas & Bro. commission firm OF
this place, would see to the distribution or
supplies. Messrs. Yillegas today received
the following telegram from the governor:
-. Villegas Il Bro. Laredo.
Austin, Texas. April T. Carload OF sup
plies will reach Laredo today a tomorrow
for drouth sufferers Of Zapats county.
Please see that they are promptly forward
ed TO proper persons who will see 10 their
distribution Letter follows
"Joseph d. Savers. Governor"
Mayor Sanchez is Ia receipt Of a telcgra
from Houston Texas. stating that Mrs o.
r. Holt Of that city had shipped to MIN
ToG sacks of cornmcal ard ninetyfvc sacks
OF beans FOR distribution among the zapata
county sufferers, and requesting him 10 sea
that these supplies are promptly forwarded
Mayor Sanchez VIII turn the supplies over
to Messrs Nlllegns for shipment
A dispatch from Rio Grsnde City sBys;
The drOuth continues and the people are
this county there Is stlll some grass from
the river twenty miles back Starr county
is ia as miserable a condition as the ad-
joining county Of Zapata
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MR. LANHAM,S VIEW.

His Place Is at Washington Now, but
He Will Return After Adjournment.
Westherford Texas. April 12.-Congress-
man s. W. T. Lauham left here today
for Fort Worth, where he will confer with
his campaign manager preparatory to re.
turning to Washington. In conversation
with Post correspondent just prior to
his departure, Colonel Lanham stated that
he had outlined his position uuou thc
leading issues Of State policies now be-
ore the people I'm his address at Clarks
Vile last week and that this address had
been published throughout the State That
ne would be glad TO discuss these and
other issues az greater length throughout
tho State but there we're Important mar
tiers yet TO come before this session of
congress and he felt that It was his duty
TO he there. He expects congress TO nd
lourn about the drSt Of June and said that
ne would return to Texas mmedintclv
after adjournment and mako a tour Of tbc
State 10 the end that his views upon ali
state questions may be understood
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8rtains Position In the Spanish War.
William Stead in Success.
The controversy as to whether Britain or
Germany was most helpful to the United
States, at the time Of the trouble with
Spain, is an instance Of the determination
Of Germany to dislodge England, if posi-
bic, from the position of Americas best
friend. There is no doubt that tho English
nave monstrously exaggerated the services
which they were able TO render TO the
United States at the time of the war. and
In doing so they have played into the hands
of their astute German rivals, VINO have
mad little difficulty in showing that the
claims put forward on their hehulf have
been far in excess NJ anything that the
facts justify. The popular deusion. for
instance, that Great Britain had threatened
to join the United States in a lighting nj
lance against j European coalition is all
Zee, faw, fum' We heartily wisheh the
United states success, hut between that and
threatening to place tho British navy in the
American lighting line the difference Is as
wide MS the distance between the two poles,
We were ready TO give moral support only
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News Notes.

Beaumont, TeyEs, April II. Tho Young
Mems Christian Association will hold a
meeting tomorrow afternoon ut he Meth.
odlst church at 4 o'clock
South End Womans Christian Temper.
9nce Union has been organized and wlll
hold meetings In the church there.
The United Confederate Veterans albert
Sidney Johnston camp viii elect officers
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at The
home OF Captain Rogers on Calder avenue.
The State superintendent OF public in.
struction Is expected in Beaumont on
May 3.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian church
Will have an entertainment at the oil eN
change building Thursday afternoon aud
evening. April II.
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Fifth Court Of AppsnIa.

Dallas. TEXAS, April 12.-Prooeedings IN
the court OF eiva appeals. Fifth district,
today;
Affirmed: W. A. Pope VS.. Harry Anthony
ct al. from Franklin county: W. c. odom
ct al Va j. b. Marshall OF al. from Collin;
John Cline ct al vs.. william o'connor ct
al. from Kaufman; Missouri. Kansas and
Texas Railway Company VS.. j. l. Baker,
from Grayson.
Reversed and remanded: Missouri. Kan
sas and Texas Railway Company VS. H.,
Mazzie Il Co., from Grayson.
Motions disposed OF. Missouri Kansas
and Texas Railway Company VS.. L. H..
Bailey, rehearlng, overuled; Missouri
Kansas and Texas Railway Company vs.
H. d. Wood ct al rehearing, oyerruled :;
same case, modify findings Of fact over.
ruled. S. NJ. Cooper ct al VS.. n w. Ford
receiver, rehearing, oyerruled; Mary Green
~. ]. A. Tate ct al. set aside order strik
ing out statement of facts, oYerruled; j.
B. Ad0uo ct al VS.. b. s. Wettermark re
hearing, oyerruled; ]. Il. Profhtt vs. MAS.
souri,, Kansas and Texas Railway Company,
rehearing, oyerruied; same case correct
findings Of fact, granted.
Cases submitted: Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Railway Company VS., +. W. Follin,
from Grayson; Wells, Fargo q. Co. vs. A
q Page. from Ellis; City OF Dallas Va w
y. Taylor et all. from Dallas; W w. Gore
Es John a Gardner. from Limestone;
Mamie Kingston. from Van Zandt Mis-
sous, Kansas and Texas Railway ccmpsn,y
VS.. Grace Eyer ct al. from ,,raysoD.
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AFTER MANY YEARS
Couple Were Married as the Result OF a
Accidental Meeting.

Couple Were Married as the Result OF an
Accidental Meeting.
Fort Worth, Texas, May IA marriage
tinged with romance occurred here today
when Mrs Florida Josephine Cutchins
Young Of Atlanta, Ga, aud Captain Rvb.
ert n. Harley of Fort Worth were wed.
ded in the psrlors of the Worth hotel
Mrs. Young came here this morning aud
met her future husband at the depot. Many
years ago they mot by chance at KnoT.
Vile, Tenn, the meeting developed a ease
OF loye AZ nrst slSht, Iha day was set
for the wedding, and Mrs. Young came
here, but changed her mind and return ed
70 Georgia without marrying. They con-
rlnued their correspondence, which finally
ended In the marriage today
She Is cousin OF United States Sen.
ator Cockrel Of Missouri. The groom was
q captain In the Confederate army and
is retired banker and merchant. The
groom Is about 60, aud the bride as.
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THE FIRE RECORD.


Navasota, Texas April 12.-Shortly nfter
midnight last night nre was discovered in
the Office Of tho Weekly Tablet, published
by George T, Garyin. The department re-
sponded quickly and eYtnguished the
erqble water This further damaged the
printing material tailor shop OF Gine N
Gllo and dental office OF Dr O. s. John
NON on the same door, and damaged tho
stock OF the Fruit Palace en- the ground
moor.
Insurance cnrried by Mr. Garvin on print
ihE plant Is 500, which covers loss Build.
lug property Of A S. Bmementhal sli~bfiv
9Nin"grd; insurance 5000. Vrui, Palace
aaamaged considerably by water. Insurance.
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Galveston Texas April T. n. n. Tin.
ney for many years an employe OF tue
Gregory Transfer company of this CITY.
died AZ ST. Mary'S Iu6rmaly this morning
ron The enects OF pneumonia rho az
ceased was horu az Corpus Christi ana was
~ wears " age. The greater poifir, 81
ms NE has been spent here ana me 4 we'll
known 10 tho city. He leaves ,,e,,t 6si
lass.
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Cattle Shipments to Cuba.

talyeston, Texas Aprn 12.-rhe shin.
ment OF cattle referred to In The Post took
place today, 1000 head Of beef cattle beine
loaded on the Norwegian steamship Flira
Tor Havana, Cuba. The cattle came from
West Texas ana are being shipped bv
prank Hail. formerly OF Houston but now
OF Havana. It is expected that this ship.
ment wiz be followed by others. as tine
Cuban trade must look to Texas FOR a
large quantity Of cattle which formerly was
secured from tae Central aud south Amer.
lean states.
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uPsHUR COUNTY

Has Been Carried by De Graffenreid
for Congress.
Tyler Texas, April 12.--Advices from
upshur county received here tonight indi
cate that De GraTenreid has carried the
county by from 100 to 200. That he has
carried the county Is conceded by Russell
men Big Sandy gives Russell a majority
Gllmer goes for De Granenried Nothing
uehnlte can be heard from the country
precincts az the filing OF this special The
long distance telephone will be used until
mlunlght by friends OF the candidates 10
eet returns. Great interest Is manifested
9eIe by enthusiasts OF the two candf-
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Dire otors and officials eIeo,ed

Galveston, Texas, April 1e.-Ths th,r.
teenth annual meeting OF the Darlington.
Miller Lumber company was held yesterday
at the OFFICES Of the company In this city.
A. w. Miller, c. S. vldor. c. II. Moore
and r.. w4yerly Smith OF Galveston and
James q. Berryhll OF Des Molnes, Iowa
were elected directors. and fhe foiIc lVN =,
were elected officers FOR the ensuing YEAR.
:. W, Miller, president; g. II Moore Wee
president, and G. S. Vidor. secretary and
treasurer. anu
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BEALL IS THE WINNER
According TO The Returns SO Far
Received al IiiIIsbOrO.
W00TEN WILL NOT cONCtDE DEFEAT.
6esl Carried Ellis County soIidy.
Henry Is Believed to Have Carried
Bell County Against Thomas.

Hillsboro, Texas, April IL Returns Of
todoys primaries indicate that Bcall mas
defeated Congressman Wooten by about 500
majority IN the COUNT. hut Wooteu docs
moi conrcde IT, The Hrlsboro count will
rot be concluded until some time tomorrow,
hut as far as counted Beoll is ahead sixty
votes. He viii get majority Of anout 100
mere. Rural boxes are AN returning Beall
majorities. ~ may take the oGicia, couu-
" to determine the result
Wazahachle. Texas, Aprii 12.-Ncws from
Hill county indicates that Jack Beall has
carried the county for congress by a big
majority There is great rejoicing here
tonight.
Dallas, Texas, April i2.-From returns
received In Dallas MP to midnight ID is he
heyed Congressman Wootcu carried I'M
county today. The man who carried the
county Will be the hrst congressman from
the new Fifth district
sherman, Texas, April 12-Democratic
primaries were held throughout truySOn
county today. The campaign closed hotter
than for many years previous The hgut
ON the state ticket was between ColquitJ
and Curtis; Culquitt viii likely carry the
county BY 1000 to l2oO The following can
didates VIII carry Gr9ySoh county for their
respective offices; laulam. Allen, Bel,
Love, Robbins. Terrell. Lrfcvre, Colquitt
Williams, Davidson, Templeton. Congress,
kandell; state senator Harrison; repre-
frntatlycs indications are that j. VI.
Standifer, j. n. Woods and j g. WiJcher
are elected; county attorney. j. II 'Iruott.
county Judge, J. Is. Jumisun; county clerk,
J.. u. Ellis. In the race for sheriff official
returns only will dccih. between II. L. Nc
Afee and w. ). Russell. treasurer, u. i.
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BELL COUNTY

Has Probably Been Carried by Henry for
Congress.
Temple. Texas, April 12.-Results of TO-
days primaries come In very slowly on ac.
count of heavy rain falling here. and
many boxes will not report on this account
Lanham, Neal Bell, Love, Beckett. Terrell
Lefevre, Curtis, Williams and Davidson
nave good majorities on the State ticket
FROM hftoen boxes reported officially
hehry Tor congress leads Thomas by sixty
one votes, which Indicates such a close rsSo
suit. ~
In the race for the legislature Shannon.
Robertson, and Mccormack ars running
close. with two to be elected Snnrts -
probably reelected sheriff by close vote,
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Egypt's mother. tie khedlvah. has NJ !
a pingpong table In her magnificent II
palace on the Bosphorus, and the hi
attached to her play every day. One nj
advantage they have is that there i,
swarms of little black slaves who pls {
the balls and save them all trouble. II
khedivah had never seen snow IN hei a
and remained this winter In Constahiingl
to see it. The winter has been very d.
and she was growing very disappointed
dered out her carriage and drove thrns
her park to have q good ldok, Whta y
got home she sent out for large trays 4
STOW. with which she and her ladies n,i
snowballs aud pelted the little black sis
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ELLIS IS OUT OF 1T.

Race for Congress Narrowed to Prince
and Scott Field
Groesbecch Texas. April u.-Hon H. z.
Ellis has Withdrawn from the race for
congress from this district. There remain
but two candidates Hons r. e. Prince
and Scott Field From now tll the primal
ries In May Limestone county will be the
nattlc ground, as It viii decide who will
be the new congressman.
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A ReyIval h Proareaa.

Beaumont, Texas, April - Considerable
interest has been aroused over rhc meet
iuga helug conducted by Rev. J. B. Boen
for the Christian church, and they have
Row moved from tie church 10 the large
aall over r. s. Reeds wholesale grocery
and wi.. conduct them there from now on.
1he hnl viii se3t 700 people, and II is
expected 90 tax ifs capacity at tomorrow's
meeting.
The services for the day will be Sunday
school In fht morning at 0:4J, preaching at
n O'Clock aud 1880 Ia the evening
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Curtis Carried eraSson.

penison Texas, April l2-The most ex-
eltlhg primary election in the history Of
the county was held today. Lanham for
governor sweeps the county Curtis for
OF Lanham
ne complexion Of the county ticket Is.
Harrison for STATE senator, Truitt for eoun.
" attorney probably McAfee for sheriff
VIII take the official count To deter.
NINE representatives. and county judge
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Still Keeps II Up.

During a period of poor health u
time age l got a trial bottle Of DeWf
Little Early Risers," says JustlrsSiia
Peace Adam Shock. Of New Lisbon y
II took them and they did me 50 ~
good | have used them ever since W
TelIable and gentle, DeWltt's Little "a.
Risers neither grippe nor distress but 50
Mate the liver and promote regular y
easy action Of the bowels.
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A Ponular Exouralon.

Beaumont, Texas, April City Ticket
Agent rooke Of the Southern Pacific ex.
poets 10 sell 1000 tickets out Of Beaumont
In the morning for Galveston and Houston
ON the special excursion train. There Is a
great deal NJ Interest In the trip aimee 1t
Is the FIRST excursion OF the season over the
NmnNnf lInuS.
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Bond Subscriptions Are Slow.

galveston, Texas, Aprn 12-rhs amount
received today In subscriptions tor the
proposed sea wall was Si1O0 This makes
the total amount mp TO the present S1o4S..
"' In all there are S1.500oOO Of the
ponds to be placed The hrst 1000. Oo0
was secured without great difficulty. and
there is about 100000 more promised:
90 arc to 10 subscribed before the entire
issue Is taken. Recently the subscription.
nave been coming In very slowly, partially
Ler the reason no doubt that the majority
no further need OF great activity on their
project Dc Assured W Wv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-13
HARMONY IN JOHNSON.

Resolutions on Various Subjects Were
Adopted.
Cleburne, Texas April IA harmonious
democratic county convention was held
heretoday' Resolutions were adopted In
ddorslng the state administration, opposing
iaNoring q law allowing counties 10 ma
snort term state conyicts upon public
roads and demanding uniform primary
S!ecuons Following were indorsed for
Ntal" "fnceS; Governor, Lanham; leutcn-
ant governor Allen attorney general. Rel.
treasurer, Robbins; comptroller Love; land
commissioner, Terrell; superintendent OF
INSTRUCTIONS Letevre; railroad commission.
er, Hornsby; congress. Poindexter'