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| portnnt lesson upon Tho nI10fcrs nav tI,,
| they are in the midst Of mo brrinning Of
| terrible disaster 10 their nronising ,rons
and their high hopes In thc earliest nortino
of the sonsou II Is purriy fnr cdurnttnnnt
reasons that these thoughts are offered now
In the hope that they viii teach tho Innsses
TO he more ohsprvAut of mo fundnmcntoi
basis upon which to make n sucrcssful
fight during the carly fan wlntcr M,
spring seasons, rs ! have constantly urrpd
the past few years.
In order 10 accomplish this host n will
bc wei to ask what hlv, been tho notonr
factors for this over confidence ana delay
aud failure to act al proper times 40 inat
The truth may he known and the proper
precautions taken another year The most
roteit considerations botn this wear and
last was the one ~ tho extremely dry
and hot season early In the making of tna
crop The popular impression among the
planters Is that this Kind of weather ron
uitlon kills out the weavil % ms They term
II. This Is MS much delusion and n suar,
rs Is he much talked ~ top crop In
JUne ! hnStcncd to state and explain that
the hot weather IN AMI for itself never
killed IN adult wcevil The fact Is, that
carly IN lilo seasop. when the plants are
yet vely small ard do not shade the ground.
that fHllel, squ0res irlng IN ;hc glare NJ the
Scorchhg sun become so hot that tho
lnrvne on pupac inside them are destroyed
Actual tcsts which have been reported DC.
fore show however that even during this
season only about 60 90 % per cent {
| leaving liberal portion 10 mature and pro.
duco wecvlls for the next gqncratiun II
plAutcrs would only atom 10 think they
could pnsi1v pstin,ate fhis themselves An
nduIt fcfnolc Win donoslf s"nn "a f. III
eggs brfcre shn dos Nav snunosp only
fourth of these succeed i'm making adult
weeylls. again owing 10 hot weather etc
Ia II unt niain thot tbepn v,tII ho t,gentv
Ave- times M MANY Neevlls nj Ienst M
;bcrc rcr, hef"re Mn ,,In Ga nm ,,.,th
tho next penerotIon mn ,nuitlplv 10 such
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WEATHER AND WEEVILS
THE DISAPPEARANCE OF THE PEST
is ONLY A DELUSlON.
A New Generation Is Bred Every Month
and the Greatest Effort Must TO En-
ployed to Prevent Disaster.
To the Editor of The pnst

To the Editor OF The Post
College Station, Texas, August 1s.--Yes
terday's crop reports In the daily pres. Of
the State as also these for the past week
have been gradually getting to be more
and more distressing so far as the ultimate
Yield and volume OF the cotton crop In
Texas is concerned. This department has
been patiently awaiting the time and de.
velopments Of the past two months par.
ttcularIy. You Will remember that most
urgent plea and warning was given TO the
cotton planters In june calling attention 70
the fact Of the danger which would threat.
On the crop In August II not the proper
steps were Immediately taken to cut short
the weevil ravages and their breeding at
that time The crop reports each day are
showing only too plainly that our warning
is develop ng to have been only too true
and the prospects Of the crop are being
dispelled like clouds before sunny sky
just on schedule time. Far be II from me 10
aspire 10 stand In the position Of an II
told you so" bur then II seems to be a
very opportune time to impress very i'm
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II have used Perupa for avsnensia and
cheerfully give you this testimonial. Am
satisfied If II is used properly II will be
Oh great benefit 10 our people can con.
sclcntiousiy recommend II to anyone W..
is suffering With stomach or catarrhal
troubles, "R W Wilcox.
Remedies for dyspepsia have multiplied
SO rapidly that they are becoming as
numerous as the leaves OF the forest, and
yet dyspepsia continues 10 flourish in snito
of them all. This is due TO the fact that
the cause Of dyspepsia Is not recognized
MS catonrh.
Ii there Is remedy In the whole range
OF medicinal preparations that IS III every
particular adapted to dyspepsia that r III
dy IS rcruna. This remedy Is wen nigh
inylncible In these cases.
No one suffering with cataaFh Of the
stomach or dyspepsia, however slight, can
he well or happy. 1t is the causc OF so
many distressing symptoms tina, It Ia
most dreaded disease. I'eruna acts imme-
famed mucous membranes liniag the stom
ach ana lasting cure Is effected
IT YOU do not derive prompt aud salts.
factory results from tho use of pcrnnn.
write nj once 70 nr. Hartman. giving a
full statement ~ yout ease and he will he
pleased 10 give you his valuable advice
gratis
Address DR. Hartman President NJ The
Hartman Sonltorium, Columbus, o.
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questing each Of them to see that his
Win BEST ' Wishes and AMI the the assurance 81,
my personal esteem. | am. very Sincerely
yours, Cecil A. Iyop,
State Chairman.
New York, August l2.-My Dear colonel
letter inclosed ! want to thank you az
once for your expressions of confidence and
time that Lyon was capable 81 'os rr some
such a letter Is the cause Of NV onposifion
70 his continuing at the head II the party.
Judge Burns. and what 1t cost me NOT to
do SO Is inexprcssihle. That resented his
doing so Is little short Of ridiculous. Waat
did and do now object TO was the nndly.
nihcd and unnecessary method employed In
n circular sent broadcast dcnouncinr one
who bad made more sacrifices to maintain
republican policies and elect republican
nominees than any single man who pqrtici.
pated In the campaign of 90 and succeed.
ing campaigns. His own brother was a
Is thicker than water, hut this ablest OF
Texas patriots, NJ. L. Klchcrg stood Inv hls
convictions, Mr.. Lyon knew when he
name of Terrell as one who belieyeI
would make q capable chairman I leave
TO his associates and brother republicans
throughout the state to say whether he
comes within the category az Mr.. Lawns
characteristic fling.
II is this spirit Of intolerance that UNITS
him for the responsible duties of leader.
ship. On the other hand MIR Terrell rem.
rcsents broad and harmonizing snirit
around whom everv element can rally IN
opposition TO the democracy ana moi for
fnctional strife, My duty is 10 promote
this condition and as the National com.
mitteeman speaking for tn National adj
minlstratlon, ! have ne other wish or
thought than to maintain aud advance the
Interest Of the whole party.
Regarding McLemorc's threats think
he must have haen mlsroprcscnted and
whether he has been or not. no ono is au
thorlzed 70 say thnt any republican will
lose his ofrce through me whatever side o.
this controversy he may take. nor viii ne
Mr., Terrell Is not ambitious to he chair
man. nor ] to have him SO. The conven-
manner to promote the future growth and
welfare Of tn party. am for Terrell
because believe he win serve this pur.
he will serve II least. With hest wishes
for you In every way, sincerely you're.
II II IJouricv
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A Neoro Killed Win Rocks.

Ylnton. La, August 1s.-on saturday
night fourteen lads got on the enst-bound
freight train near the Texas line, having a
key of beer with them. At rhe first
station they threw of a colored man and
pelted him to death with rocks, which
struck his head. On arriving at Ninton
they are alleged TO have robbed another
colored man of his watch and chain AMI
about 81 IN money and then threw stones
at him, wounding him badly about the head,
and he was covered with blood. He was
taken TO DR.. Clements, who examined him,
took him on the train with the prisoners
he had made with the intention of taking
them TO Lake Charles. Before they arrived
there, however, the culprits, one by one
left the train In the swamps around West
lake and so escaped.
The wounded negro was on his way to his
home at Crowley.
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the females complete their egg laying they
die sooner or later, The males are much
shorter lived and die sooner Hence IS 1t
not perfectly plain that there should he
wecVlls would apparently he decreasing. Az
n matter Of fact the older generation is
decreasing or pcrhans may disappear almost
entirely ana In rather u short period OF
time, sufficient NJ lenSt to give rise TO the
rumor THAT the weeylls are disappearing
The truth is the Old oncs witch have TN
iShcd their egg LAYING aud have no further
mlslsou To i've, are dying and making way
for the generation TO devclop from the very
Giggs which they themselves, h ,ir,n
development OF the lnrya ana the
transformation ~ the pupn has elapsed
then you will ind the weevlls appearing
again and CONSERVATION once more reigns
supreme. The fact Is the old wcrvis are
dead and gone never TO come again while
the ones appearing now are not rc-appear-
ing, but brand new soldiers, II would
seem after so much agitation Of the ques-
tion that II would he thoroughly under.
stood that there are generations of wcerils
coming on each month Of the year from
the time they appear In spring until frost
cuts on their activity That old ones Will
die and new ones by the millions more Will
soon follow ench generation. II this were
fully understood nv the masses aud also
the relation, In truth. which the he; wealth
or bears to the problem. millions NJ dollars
would Doubtless be saved 70 Texas because
the misses might then he led to make an
honest effort 10 reduce tho ravages OF the
pest at the times when they can make a
successful md economical fight. The hot
dry seasons tho mast two wears have been
Godsends to tho farmers and little use has
been made OF them to materially reduce
the rnvages of the much dreaded pcs; dur
ing these most propitious times.
II sccms 10 accomplish but little to give
this sort Of information out Of season, as
II were and for that reason these thoughts
are submitted with the hope that the les
son may he learned now before the de.
vastating wecvi has ceased operations aud
quietly gone into winter quarters.
Fred w Mally.
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BOIL WEEVlL EXPERIMENTS.
More Than Dozen Remedies Are BEING
Tested Near Calvert.

cSteu wear NalNert.
Calvert, Texas, August 1.-THE Post c r
respondent met Mr.. Harris representa-
tive of the agricultural department of the
United States. i'll Calvert yesterday and re-
quostcd an interview concerning oxperi-
mental work which has been carried Oil
for some weeks past by this gentleman gu
some OF the large plantations of the Braz, y
bot, ON. a few miies west of Calvert, tae
experiments looking to the best method u
eNterminatlng the boil weevil Mr. Harris;
stated that AS vet lie haS nothing Official
TO give OUT. lie talked freely however,
upon Inc history, habits and workings uf
tne destructive lltrle insect, stating tuat tAe
native home OF the boil wcevtl was sup
posed tn be in Central America, but tnat
II was brought to tots country from Mexico.
Mr. Harms stated that prior to tnc recent
rains about per cent of the cotton
was Injected win the weevil, but since
the rain this figure has been increased TO
about 81 per cent; accounted for by the
fact that during tnc extreme dry weather
the cotton faiI,u To supply sufficient muir
tious food, upon which tne larva could sub
side, hence 1t starved before 1t could de
velop into bug.
He is trying more than a dozen different
methods of DISCRIMINATING the insect. H.
is going down to South Texas for about
ten days, after which time he viii return
and continue his experiments here.
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Department Notes.

Austin Texas. August lS.-Chlcf Clerk
nherdeau of the treasury department has
,t,rnsd from ten days fishing trip
Tho comptroller today registered an issue
SGn0 city Of Terrell water works i'm
,royemept bonds aud 5000 San Saba coun-
'chief CLERK Keeble of the secretary Of
states Office has gone TO Waco to attend
Inc judicial convention.
Tecumseh Smith "a ne comptroller's of.
90 has returned from a visit TO Groes-
peck. ..
rertrned from visit to sherman.
sheriff Reed and PROT. Proctor, both Of
/ con county. were here to-day on business
with the comproler's department.
Hon j. H. Bailey OF tuero is here on
business with the executive ofnce.
Adjutant General ScurrS went over to
san Antonio today on business.
Railroad Commissioner Mayneld returned
to-day from Sherman.
Reports from the governor, who Is at san
Antonio ara to the eject that his health
Is gradually improving
The goddess Of liberty ON the capitol
dome has received n coat of new paint
Mr. W. L, Thomas OF Beaumont, VINO
at one time was Il clerk In tne treasury
department. is here on business.
Antitrust athdayits continue to come in
from the foreign corporations, which failed
10 send them in by August l.
A new cght-light chandelier has been
placed In the governors office.
State Senator pibrcll Of Seguin was here
today on business with the departments.
He stated thar the political situation was
state, so Tar as congressional matters were
concerned
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Texans in New York.


New York, August lS-The following
Texans are registered in New YORK:
Houston Mrs. L. j. BuJac, Il. W. Frank
lin, Miss Kindred, Gerard; $. NJ, Neil
benny, Hoffman.
Austin-R. l.. Bats, Hoffman.
Fort Worth-W [. Stripping and wife
Albert.
Midland--J, Richard, Broadway Central
Wylie--J. Y Taylor Criterion
Waxahachie-R. Gitsendam, l.. L. Shack
elford. Imperial.
Terrell. l.. Terrell, Savoy.
Honey Grove-R. II. GalOra!th, k. ID.
Lane, st. Denis.
BeaumontJ. Rosenthal, A. zapln, Her
aid Square.
Texarkana-C. +. Burk. Herald square.
Dallas-H. H. Gran, Herald Square; II,
L. Edwards. Manhattan
Port Arthur--J. $. Murphy, Ashland; Z.
Flanagan, Astoria.
Hillsboro-W. II. Ellington, Morton.
Waco-S. Creighton, Grand
San AntonIo-T, Il. Mumme Marnor'
ough.
Paris-F. NJ Bailey, Savoy; MIS-. }. II.
Hancock Mrs. f. Hancock Mrs. ]. l.
williams st. Denis,
Canasteo--.a Horyerts, Belvedier.
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ROM THE STATE CAPITAL
lber of New Charters Filed
k&sM Secretary of State.
| demand FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL LAND
aid TO Be Very Heavy in Midland
] Adjoining Counties-Awards for
l Supplies Made.

In, Texas, August ls.--The charter of
Ltasonic Temple association of Big
"a Howard county, Texas, was lied
state department today; capital
Ills, O0o. The purpose OF this corpora
u the accumulation and loanlng of
70 build Masonic temple. The in
ators are c. L. Alderman, X. H.
!. A. Gaggett, j. b. Birdwell aud
Continental Land and Cattle com.
Il ColIingsworth county today died al
n.nt TO its charter changing its pun.
.on that of a land company to the
rancbing, buying aud selling OF
,rk The company will maintain
otIlces at Denver, colo, and Dallas,
fauh oston Pressed Brick company Of
,5sis utv: capital stock S2o,uOO. lncor-
~, 4. A. Muller, II. A. Burrows
css Tn-BnN Manufacturing company Of
~, shOrtapita stock $4,000. lncurpo-
in, O Tcagarden, \. A. Tunnel aud
! the cncc Hospital association of I'll
h. r,rituI stock $1,000. Purpose 20
fon1 maintain shnitarium. luc1I-
ms. Howard Thompson, Award
II aud L. NJ. Bray.
Gan ON company of Beaumont and
~ ,O nj: cnpital stock $1,000. Purpose
rnsnrcf for oil aud other minerals. In
,nrotors. IL. +. Nichols, 4. I. Arm.
me- and j. $. Peterson.
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REPUBLICAN, GUARDIANSHIP.
Correspondence in Which Hswley Testl-
fas that kebera Is Republican,.

CnfTpSnOnQGnCS
fes that kebera Is Republican.
Galveston, Texas, August 1S-The follow.
ing correspondence has been given Ont by
Mr.. r. b. Hnwley'
Colonel =. b. Hunt PERSONAL, Federal
Building, Dallas, Texas.
Sherman, Texas. August I, l9o2-My
Dear Colonel; Referring 10 the matter OF
my reelection as state chairman, | beg To
request your support.
/ think you are well aware of the fight
that is being made ON me- which was
caused solely on my failure to indorse Mr..
Klehurg for the position that Judge Waller
Burns now holds. This was bad enough
crime in the eyes Of Mr. Hawley, but 1t
seems that | have done even worse than
that There is an idea prevalent that
Judge Mccormick Is thinking Of retiring in
the fali. and II so there win be vacancy
fused to indorse Mr.. Klehnrg for this
vacancy. Mr. Hawley is endcavoring to Sc
cure the election Of a creature who viii
do his bidding implicitly.
l understand that Mr.. McLepore Is going
about threatening TO have all Office holders
removed who do not get out and openly
espouse the cause OF MIR. Terrell, and in
this connection he states that Mr.. Terrell
is the administrative candidate. Along this
line | desire TO say that the secretary to
the president denies that Mr.. Terrell is the
administration candi late.
would be pleased TO near from you ny
yonr earliest convenience. by return mall
II possIbe. and would he pleased to have
YOUR support. not only your personal sup
port. hut would be pleased 10 have you
Communicate with your friends throughout
Inc state In my behalf. think you know
that / have endeavored to bulid up an or
ganization Of the people by consulting the
county and senatorial chairinen concerning
oricss In their respective localities. aud
have not cndeavored to build up what
might he termed a Lyon party in Texas.
Nv earnest endenvor has been TO give the
rennhIicnns in every county home rule.
tsioase -Iet me- here from you at your
earliest convenience, and II YOU can assist
me will he glad TO have you write at once
Tour many friends throughout the state re-
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Contracts for Supplies Awarded.

Austin, Texas August Estate Purchas.
ing Agent Dodge today awarded the follow
Ing contract supplies foN the State elee-
mosynary institutions:
Walter Tips, Austln.-Bath plugs, bibbS.
Fuller. plain and hose, hacksaw clamps,
hose clamps. standard galvanized fittings,
malleable unions wrought nipples, MALE
able bushlngs, galvanized malleablc unions,
standard wrought black pipe. galvanized
| stsIdaFd wrought pipe, lead pipe, tulicr
pan COCKS, ladies', pig lead, tube solder,
3soiuerlng irons, screw drivers, angie gioue,
meek gate, globe valves, stop and vase
ogASi sulson wrenches ammonia, sheet
Euoper piston sectional expansion RUG,
uranic, spiral tubular gasket and ashes
los wicking packing, All institutions,
Twelve months.
Shildress & Co, Terren.-Basin cocks.
loo washers, Bender lead pipe. standard
ast iron nttings, standard malleabe lit
n, rsS 1enklhS discs, bath tub plugs, sewer
ap wIe so11er, combination pliers, Stilson
,eaeh trainers, thermometers, Stilson
wrench jaws and nuts cylinder cocks. All
institutions, twelve months.
I Ieagarden & Shumnte Austin Resin
rpSss, sei-cioslng bibbs, basin chains, bath
10 chains, basin bowls, closet connections
W. couplings, cast iron ittings, branch
!, caps and crosses. Austin institutions
NV Elbows, rs, plugs. reducers. hush
ss sheet lead. oaktlm, lead pine cutters.
;sss unions, Fuller balls. pipc enter
Iseis' cutter wheels, tank mills and
XIII cloth. All institutions, twelve
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A Sure Cure Tor Diarrhoea.

Coming as II does, in the busiest season,
when a man can least afford TO lose time,
a sure and quick cure for diarrhoea is very
desirable. Any one who has given 1t a
triul will lell you that the quickest, surest
aud most pleasant remedy in use for this
disease is chamberain's Collie, Cholera and
Darrhoea Remedy, There Is no loss Of
time when 1t is used, as one or two doses
of 1t VIII cure any ordinary attack. 1t
never fails. not even In the most severe and
dangerous cases. For sale by all druggists.
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RepubIloan Leaders confer.

Galveston, Texas, August 1S-Ths CON
ference OF republican leaders who are sup
porting the candidacy Of United States
District Attorney Henry Terrell of san An.
tonic occurred this evening Ex-Cougress-
on the evening train for New Orleans.
The campaign promises to he the most
vigorous ever pursued and the talks lndl-
Gated that the friends of Terrell are warm
some letters will be published showing the
reasons why the friends of Terrell arc
urging his election to the State chairman
shin.
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FORCATARRH OF THE STOMACH
President Van Horn Endorses Pe-ru-r,a-A
Letter from Delegate Wilson.

an oeer Tbis Country Are Hun.
dreds Of People Suffering from
Cafdrr6 Of tie Stomach Wbo are
Wasting Precious Time and En-.
during Needless Suffering S6c
Remedies Trey Try Only Tempe.
rdriI9 Poiiafe tie Distress. bur
Meter Effect Cure.
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Feeling Against Negroes at Port Arthur.

Feeling Against NegToes az FoTt NtnuF'
Port Arthur, Texas, August iG.-The car
penters engaged on the Warren refinery
walked out this noon giving as rens IA
that some negroes were engaged in work
of some sort on the refinery and they would
not work II the negroes did. Manager War
rem, II is understood, claims the negroes
have right 10 earn their living.
This Is Il strong ant1-negro town, the
them, aud the result is but Few coored
people are TO be found IN town; NOT more
than thirty or forty. They are so scarce
that II Is almost Impossible to get any
laundry work done at all and so far as Sc
curing household help. it is ont Of tne ques'
ton.
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Mr.. Leroy Van Horn President Of Amer
lean Flag Day Association. writes from 3Ol
Madison street, Chicago, H..
"Perund is rich in UonderfuI
medicinal qualities as / Rate found
by repeated use in cases Of cGtarrb
Of TIE stomach. am therefore
pleased 10 accord IL my hearty en-.
dorSemenf. - Leroy Vdn Horn.
=, Hon. Robert w Wilcox. Delegate to
Islands. In a recent letter from Wnshlur.
ton, ID. c., writes.
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A Deputy Sheriff Wounded.

Nacogdoches, Texas August 1s.--ln a
shooting scrnpe at Sterne flag station
on the Houston East and West Texas raft
J oad, twelve miles north from town, yes
terdny between Porter Stay and yonn
Trecce, Stay was quite severely wounded.
Trpcce used douhe.barrel shotgun,
londed with buckshot. and Stay Mincncs-
ter rG, The trouble grew ont OF 1reece
being disarmed a few days ago by Stay,
who Is deputy sheriff.
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PROHIBITION FIGHT IN SMITH
Ant'-Wh'sky Services Held a, All III
Churches.

Nnu-Wh'sky Services Held at All the
Churches.
iS'er' Texas. Augut l7.-To,ight 4.
NarNin Methodist church there wa, ii mn,
mutton rally, participated In by all Of ;!,o
e"hGr'sation in the city save thar ~ th.,
N"r,n BAPTIST church. Rev. ]. II. clam.
ure" OF the First Baptist church was the
principal speaker. aud the subject no a..
Sustea was "Woman's RcIni{o, ~, a.,
Whisky Traffic" u Tue
AZ thc North Baptist church R.r u
fletcher, the pastor aud orncrlv ~ "a. al o. ~,
Wun ugHvcreh n rous.ng I'd ,rS.s IA ,So
encc. '"e MISSY ihhu-
l., ne services in the cdurches nynitc and
iuiaHkl over the county today w,rn ~
motion rallies and the pros ,zn,,t r,ii,.n
sV9u To result from them.
KEY. Marshall Meadow n uorel ,rcv,.
Evangelist, Is dcyoung his entire limo IN
'nc campaign In this county an Mn
OthSf spcaGorS Of note wifi MAKE nro'
court house at the
ire anus Will not put cut sneakers but
instead have Issued lengthy nd,Ifeis f.,
tuc electors of the county, In wnich th,v
C'"im that prohibition or local on;lol mem,
obstruction to Tyler. decreased wag
financial rum Legitimate liquor traffic. Q e
ne address is said TO be q. med hy so
lorers '' 'uu AZ
kevs Gnmbrell and Fletcher discussed TO.
lhiisht. section by section, the ami pro.
hlOition circular. f
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Driveway comeleted.

Ausun' Texas, August superintendent
ruohc Buildings aud Grounds sam Har.
IAN To-Day practically completed the drive.
Wa{ on the cast Side Of the copltoI aud
Of Is Sn Une OF The finest roadways in the city
ed by Colonel NJ NJ. Shine ~ IVA, a pSst,
nav nave been hard at work on the drive for
t na past month The road is made of
eyery r ana gravel and is up to date in
the nuhiipreGt inc drive will lie open to