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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-26
8ein beutfdb amerifanifber San'
belSpertraa.


9ie ,.Gbemniber Naesmsine 9siiune"
usr6ffentlibt Elm Snterpietp nit BEN 8ot'
iGafier Sped bon Sternburg. Muf bic
5raee, Oh Ausf9t auf cine beribbnIihere
9oQbebanbluns ber beutf6en Nusfubr
nab ben Ser. Staaten borbanben iei,
antiportete ber 8otibafter: ,,Die SteI'
lung Der amsrifanii6en .,Appraifers"
unb ibrer Sinansisrs 1T bsrart, bnB auf
BEN 8sidperbsipsee ieIten ettpaS su er'
reiden if. gluh feblt beuti&srieits cine
pertraesredtIide Sanbbabe, um auf
amerifanif6e 9robufte alS 8erseltunp
einen @ertbsoa su Iesen. SD fann bic
8s,ii&eruns seben, baB Prdibent Roo'
iepelt unb bic amerifaniihe 8eeierune
sroBen Wertb auf anbauernb ireunblids
8esiebuneen su DeutidIanb Iesen. 4ber
isbt 1T ber Nbi6luB zines Sarifuertra'
ses NIT ber Union ni&t gut bentbar,
ba ameriia ii6 bes 8prtbeils ieiner
Steaune betpubt 1T unb bic einfluBreide
ameriiapii&e 9rObinbuitrie Oieie SteI'
lung ni6t preisesben mill. Deuti6ers
ieits eei1iebt Nles. um bic mannisfd'
den tlnsutrdeli@feiten beS @rpotiee.
iddftes absuiteaen. Sc mub aber pOr'
ii6tis asbanbeIt nerben. UNI nidt bort,
mo mon bic beutibe Snouitrie fDroern
nil, bas @esenibeiI su Uspirten."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-26
Wfan ift bprt perfd,nupft.

auS 9dKeIbOrf fommsnbe 8sri6ts
seiesn on, bab bic 8stbsiIisuns Der
tbeiniib' usffdlif6en Snbulirie an Der
nddhidbrlesn Beltausfslupe in 81.
aouis cine minimnIe ieiu nirb. @rcbs
unb mittlsre Sirmen UsrbaIteu Iit our6
aus ubIebnsnb Rur siuiss Sollnser
Stnblpuutenfabriisn. tpeIds sinsn be'
osutenOen GrpOrt nnH ben 8sr. Staaten
bnben, tperoen ausiteQen.
Die lberuus reee Iaitation, ipeIds
Der osutite 8ei&scOmmifdr fiir bic aus.
fteaunB, @eb. OberrepieruneSruib 2e'
paIO. in 0dfsIOOrf @fen. 8Odum.
Dortmunb. etc. eniflItste. bat ii6 ala
fru&tlOs erpieien. Disie Sbatiabe bal
lebbaftss 8eoauern berpOrssrufsn. Dit
iineiteu 8orsdnee ouf bem amsritani'
i6en @iisn' unb Stablmarit naren me-
mig ssnsist. bic 2uit sur BstbeiIisune Of
Oer ausfsaunB su f6rbsrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-26
ASmiral Gpans febrt beim.

abmiruI @puns, ber SbditIommanbi.
rsnbe bes ufiutifden @eiapaoers. befen
speiidbrise Dienitseit sur See i'm Sriib'
iubr abIduft, tpiro anfanss Wldrs uuf
Osm S&la&ti&iff ,.aentudp" bic Seim'
reiie ourh oaS Diittelmeer antreien unb
in ben ameriianiiden @eipdRern sln'
fansS Diai eintrefen. IS bate Bebsi.
Ben, Der Abmiral tperbe i'm 2aufe iener
Ssimreiie benz 8aiier @iIbslm eInen 8e'
iu6 abfatten uno bieier babe ibm einen
@eeenbsiub on 8orb feineS S&lffes su'
esbabt, aber ben 8eamten i'm Narine,
ospartement il baoon nidts befannt uno
iis ertIdrsn i'm @seentbeil, bic bem ao'
mIraI fur bic 3urddIesuns isinsr Seim'
reiie sefeate Jriit seftatte teinen Iuf'
sntbuIt in oeuti&sn @eiudRsrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-26
stneeblihee Gomplott CUR Gntfib'
rune elmer Nriuseffin.

Die 9oIisei 1T sinem @OmpIotte Guf
bic Spur eefcmmsn. tas nidtS @erin'
acres. oils bic gntfiibruns Der 9rinseiiin
golanbo Rareueritu, bss einidbriaen
l6hter1sns 8ietUr @manueI's. be-
,pedte. .Dis 8srl6p6rer bsabF6tistsn,
Die tIeins Prinssiiin aus ber IdnbIidsn
Reiiosns. in Der fie iid seBenbdrtip
befinbet, nit ii6 iortsufiibren une iis
bebufs Grpreiiune zines 2OiepeIbes fef'
subalten.
sic pdbIten sinen 8siipuntt. in mel.
dem ber 85nis unb bic 86nisin abtpe'
ienb tparen, inbem ie annabmen, bnB bic
8eaufiidiieuns Der 8Ieinsn bnnn ni&i
mebr etne 10 iOrsiame iein piiroe, ipie
ionh. @rObe 8Orit6tsmabreseln sum
56ubs beS &inbes fno iebt setrofen
poroen. Sin 8a6ipOfen NJ aufseaO'
gen. Der Gag uno Ra&t ausiaau baIten
nirb,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-26
Setriieereien in Der meSisinif6en
Abtheilnna.

Ini6einenb arOBe 8eirisereien in Der
mebisIniiden glbtbeiIuns Der 8unbes'
armse tpurbsn BON einem arste in San
francisco, Sal, enioedt, ber cine I'm
teriu1unB bariiber antsats, tpie Sr6beI'
bdnOIer setpiRs dirursiide Snitrumente
su einem Idderlid niebrisen Breis per.
taufen fonnten. gs Heate i6 babel
beruus. bus elm espiiier Tr6beIbdnblsr'
Sting itsts einseIabsn tpuroe. auf ouss
ransirts tpunbdrstIIhe Jnitrumente gin,
seboie su MAIDEN. @insr eub su. boB er
cine a. Strablsn' Waidine. tpelde $1,000
tpertb un6 in poqiommener Orbnung
mar, fir $50 tuufts @unse 8ifien
&irursii6er Snitrumsnts purben fur SO
psrfGuft. 8pei UiitsIisber oes Rinses
seitanosn Elm, onb iis in ben Isbten SOb'
ren burh iol@e SrunsattiOnen $40, 900
proFtirt batten. Oberit Wuus ftebt an
osr SpIBe Der armee' DiateriuIien Ab'
tbeilun9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-26
Supdfrifa.

Dus giienbubn' Spitem bon RboOsiiu
(Sdbufritu) nimmt eine bemsrfsnspertbe
STEELE in ben annaIen bes Welt' Sort
i6ritts Elm. 9eaenipdrtig iinb bereits
ni6t tpsniser als 1900 MeiIsn giisn.
bubn in isnem 2nnce fertisestsqt, pdbs
renb nod an 554 Wsilen 8ubnIinien ss'
urbeiet tpirb. Sobalo aud bic lsbteren
4rbeitsn uollenbet iinb. nirb isbe @olbs
mine iib i'm nmfreis bon 90 Weilen bon
elmer @iienbabn befnben. Die erfe
Strsde bieiss Spfems, bon 8ipbura
mad 8ulutpupo, NOR i'm 9tcuember 1897
er6ifnet tporben, ionn@ sebt bas Deri.
Oas bod uu6 Ianse untsrbro6sn tpurOe.
psrtdItnIbmdbis isbr i&nea Oem 4us'
bau ent9e9sn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-26
Welfif@er &rieserDerein ee'
maf3reaelt.

@rObes Auiisben bat sS semadt. bob
ber 8rieeerperein bon WarbOrf in San'
nouer ipeeen isiner 5beiInabme an. Der
nelfi6en Asitation aus oem 8reis' Griss
serperbanbe uuseei6lp6en 1T. Sine
tiirsli6e Ieuberuns oss oortieen 2anbs
raibs Wponu ldbt onrauf idIisbsn, bab
man ben trelfif&en @lblbubersisn bon
obsn berub fOrtun ni9t mebr 10 sIei&.
miiibis sui6ausn piro, unb bon bisfet
Stimmune bate isbenfnas bsr &reis
Rtiessrberbano Winb betOmmsn. Ser
9anbraib bate ndmli& seiaet: .,gin
NitsIieb zines 8riessrbereins. tpelHss
nelfii& aufiritt, 1T elm ebrlOfsr 2ump"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-26

perFORsnen stpei Sabre in 9Iufresuna
psriebt ipurbe, 1T susIeid bic SilHoiisfsit
Der Rssieruns niemuIs beuillder su Tape
eetreten, alS serabe Jest, SIN BuIaite
pilos man pdbrenb bsr iiinpfteu @oden
Ianse 8eraibunsen. aber bic b6ditsn Bee
amten pibmen ibre gnersie msbr benz
SntrisuenfpisIe sseen ibre RiSaIen bel
SOfe uno bem 8eriube, bic 8erantport'
lldteit BON ii6 absutpdIsen, uls BEN
BrOblem Der grereifune BON Wusnnb'
men sur Nbpebr bes orobsnben unbeils
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-26
Garrie Station aus benz 0Seieen
Oaufe aeipprfen.

Carrie Station, bic ..8tilbsIe bon
8aniaB", tpurbe nit @eipalt aus bem
Bureau bes 8eiben Suuies berausee'
porfen. Sic ipru6 bort Dor uno Uer'
lanste, ben 8rdiiOent su ipre6en. 81.
trstdr 2osb tpoqte fs nidt porlafen uno
Carrie purbe burauf 70 oemonitraiiU,
OuB 2oeb stpei polpiften ben 8efsbl CAB,
fs beruussuperfen. aIs bic POIisliten
ous ibaten, i6impfte Carrie estpuItis
unb i1lieBIi6 brobte iis: SD weros
Soft bitten, baB er uns einen Brubibi'
tionifsn gum PrdiiOentsn eibt, einen
Wann. Der pirfIi6 fur bic SntersKer
oeS Solfes eintritt unb nibt nur fir
Oisisnisen Der SGnnpsbrenner uno
8rauer !"
Carrie besab iid mad benz Sibunss'
iaale oes 8unoesienaies. nurbe aber
AUDI bort beruussspOsfen, als iie bon
Der @uaerie ettpus iibsr Saloons berGb'
ibrie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-26
SftsI IGeu.

Die NGociirts 9reie erfdbrt aus gutter
AusQs, oOb llnterbanbIunssn spii6en
&ublnnb uno Sapnu peeen oet Wano'
iHursi tpieoer i'm 9unse iino. unb oab
quite Ausiidt fir ben erfolsreiGen 8ers
lauf oerielben uorbaneen NJ.
IS perlautst, bab bon inpanii6er
Sets bic esbeime 8iIoune zines aitatis
I6sn 8unoes. bsfen Saupiquurtier lih
in Tofio befinben iou, betrleben tpGrce.
Die Dor 3urssm erfoleien 8eiu4e 6ine'
iii1er Staaismdnner, Iiameiiider Prin'
sen unb psriiiher Nmiiter in Supan
tperoen nit Osr 8stpseuns in 8stblncuns
esbruGt.
SIN Bort Nrtbur unb in &rasnOp patiSf,
Sibirien, finb sobIreide 8eriOnen usr'
bnftst, peIhs Der 8stbsiIisuns an elmer
rspolutlondren 8epesune perodGiie lino,
9ie unseouIo ber Sapuner iiber bic 0et'
ftlsppunsstuttit Der RuHen bel ben nu'
terbanolunssn pddit.
Wdbrsnb bic Ufleiels WsH in @binc
ourd bic eeesnipdttise Situation in BEL
NanCiHursi mebr uIs pie burh Urgent
Gin anbsrsS Grsisnib pdbrsnb Der iiinsh'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-26
Gapt. Sernier In Ganaba tpeisfaet
feinen &anbSleuten = Sdalimmee.

Gapitdn 9ernier. psl6er ii1 i6on felt
iieben Subren um SiIfe ieitens Der cunus
oHden 8eeieruns fiir cine Expedition 3ur
gntoeduns bes NorbpoIs bepirbt, brobt
iSbt, ben 8Ian gang aufsuseben. Die
Rssierun8 bate oeriprOden, ibm elm
Sdiif fur bic Expedition su helsn, tpenn
ss ibm seIinse, $4,000 aufsubrinsen.
Sr iaet. bis isbt ieisn ibm i'm @anSsn
SAT 100 suseiaet, aber er babe feline
9uf, nod LANCER betteIn au eebsn. gr
but nub S26. 900 feines eieensn @elbes
peruusaabt. um bic Tbeilnubme bes Bu'
bIlfums fiir ieinen PIan su eepinnen.
,@ines i&Dnen Worsens," duBerte er.
,,psrben bic Nmsrifansr Dor uns nab
oem 9tOrbpOl fommen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-26

S8- AnSeieen fnben burb oas ,,@os
denbIatt" bic tpeitehe 9erbreitunp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-26
Gtn SutreffenOes
argument.

gBir pani&sn, elm paar 8rmnfuussn an
Q ssu MAIDEN.
Sabsn sic fir bic 3ufunft 8Orlorss sstrrf.
fen? Sie Ipllisu piiIsu, bae ss Ieitt IL, @rIb
~ fparsn. gsrauseabrn Gle tbrsn gobn-
abtr NIT llebnIseuns unb ltbtn Sic niht ibtr
5brs Wltttsl. Seadts nibt eumms ariiii-
uno ltst bic 9iIans an.
Sis fUunen ss tbun-Sbrs Grlparni1Is IUItsn
bier htppnirt psrpsn, stumal bic @p6t-pbsr
siumal monatltb.
,9ntfrtlIsn auf 9br 6tlb su erfi grU,snt pirb
5bntn baabt wsrbfn-pesr Der Sauptumms
isps ie6s WOnats Sustl6rsbru.
Serritrt su6 ppr fiirs Altsr-peer fir eineu
anfans i'm sissnsn @sitaft-pur6 cine Ginlass
in Der Sanf bsuts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-26
3emfc's
SD ltnenti6e 8ieritube,
ais Neun aSenne.

Gin nnd aItoeutidsr BtiIs ssfdbrt.s eotal,
no man fiber III, fttts anstnsbme @sitaitaff
fuoen,
9as nit osrieIbsu b.rbuuoene Rtfau.
rant Iitfsrt ale 9eIifattftu Der Sobr,sJ.it.
,,Birsburesr pofbrdu' uno bisf9t 8iGs
iHpOrtirt. Bsib. uuS ROtbpsint, primn Gisar.
ten. bofii6e 8tbitHuus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-26
8egrabniR =Ylate
1T Dertaufell.

auf benz BON Der 3iuns.@ .@smsinbs psrpaIts.
ten 8risobuft an 3crb WaibiustUn apsnus
pnbsn fsis grabr psrfauft fir ben grtis BON
IS bic Si2, js nab BEN AItr bee gniturbsnsn.
8umiIisu-S SssrSbnibpIags fir $32. Office bel
gB. 8. aitlsl, SIS gadawanua aps. 40,tf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-31
MIR. HODGES COURT BILL.
Seems 10 Meet With General Favor Am
the Mnulhnre

Seems TO Meet With General Favor Among
the Members
Austin, Texas, January 30.-A resolution
TO amend the Judiciary article OF the State
constitution, introduced by Mr.. Hodges VI
Lamar was considered last night by the
committee on constitutional amendments
and referred to subcommittee of tive to
report at as early a day as practicable
This is an amendment that seemingly
comments itself in its main features 10
every lawyer ON the committee II ~.
poses q radical change in the judiciary -.
ten Of this state To establsn system
N one particular, different, perhaps, from
tuat Of any other State in the Union,
system intended for trial courts that fl Is
believed VIII eliminate the laws delays
and Insure speedy and fair trials.
thc Dl,l amends sections !, Z, >, 9, 49, IA,
10, l6, II, Is, 10, 20 -, -, IS aud - OK
article Of the constitution II vests the
judicial powers OF the State in the matter
ul the highest tribunals as II now is aud
provides for district, commissioners and
justices courts The criminal district court
ot harris aud Galveston counties Is undis-
Urhcd.
Tic salient feature OF the amendment is
that II makes each countY IN the State a
Judicial district with Its one court having
the same Jurisdiction that district and cOun.
~ courts now have, oven as To the probate
jurisdiction of the county courts, although
It Is provided That two or more counties
of less than lO,tUo population may be- put
into one district aud unorganlzed counties
may be attached as NOW. The district
court win have appellate Jurisdiction over
the commissioners and justices courts. All
crlulngl offenses may be prosecuted or IN.
formation hled, The county will have hut
one clerk aud an auditor takes the place of
the county treasurer,
Judge Hodges, the author OF the proposed
amendment, discussed It last night, pre-
sentug it's features and its advantages,
as he believed In a most lucid and interest
ing manner, coutendiug that such \ system
will Insure speedy trials In criminal cases
and give 70 parties charged with crime
that punishment they deserve at once ar
elise send them home to their families II
innocent. Il would save the county money
guarding prisoners In jail, II would save
10 the State rot less than S1500u0 an
nually iu expenses OF witnesses going from
one county TO another. II would furSNTr
inc ends OF Justice for witnesses, while the
facts were fresh On their minds, or before
some Of them might be tampercd with
could and would tell The whole truth in its
purity 1t would be great saving to the
State, TO the county and to ltisants In
civil cases for 1t would give prompt trials
of all matters IN dispute.
II Judge Hodges fails to get favorable
report on this amendment he win send In
minority report as he Is q member Of the
committee. His object, he says. Is TO get
the matter before the house for consi1.
Grafton and investigation for he feels sure
that " nothing should he done with II ny
this legislature that other legislatures will
take It M or that n there IS q constltu.
tional convention it viii have q full hearing
there
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-31
OPINION on lrhar nArrs.
thinks the worlds Fair Appropriation Can
Be Made

Thinks the Worlds Fair Appropriation Can
Be Made.
Austin, Texas, January So--Judge II. L..
BATS Of this city, who was formerly pro
fessor of law at the state university, thinks
there is no doubt of the legislatures au.
thority to make an appropriation Cor the
purposes OF an exhibit at the Worlds Fair
IN ST. Louis. He agrees with the view OK.
pressed by Judge q. IL. Perkins and Judge
Y. s. Miller u Dallas, though hc reaches
the conclusion by slightly different pro.
cess.
Judge Bats expressed himself as follows:
II had occasion some years ago to "a
anime the question involved, and concluded
that such an appropriation could be law,
fully made.
The constitutional inhibition OF appro.
priat,ous TO induce Immigration could as
well he invoked against the reduction OF
taxes, or any other salutary measures as
against such an appropriation.
Section IS Of article Q OF tho constitution
naming purposes which may be included
among those for which taxes may be levied
is not grammatically inclusive Other pro
visions expressly comforting and limiting
power Indicate that IL Is not Inclusive.
Contemporaneous construction and prnctl.
cal construction for many years indicate
the same.
THE appropriation is not prohibited; the
policy of making It Is left to the legis.
lature.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-31
C0NlMITTEE REP0RTs.

Bills were today reported by house com
mttees MS follows:
Agricultural affairs: Favorably bill by
Stewart providing for the separation Of the
agricultural department from the depart
ment Of insurance statistics aud history;
Fowler's bin sppropriatug $4,000 to be
expended in experiments 10 discover II
method to Kill boil weevils and worms, and
bill by Rochelle, Wooten, Beatty, POnton,
Glenn end Bolin appropriating $4,000 as
reward TO person or persons discovering an
economical and practical melhod OF klllns
boil weevils.
Judiciary committee No. . reported favor
ably Beams bin to prevent coercion and
blacklisting Of employees by employers; q
committee substitute for Stollenwerck's bill
to make suretips on ball bonds in INSIDE
meanor cases liable until cases are dnally
settled, aud Chesters bill prohibiting minors
over 16 years of age under penalty OF iiue.
entering saloon. minority report, signed
hy Metzen and Sanders being submitted on
the latter
Sunday, and Fowier's Bill exemPtlag Ander.
son county from the operation OF the ish
The labor committee reported favor
lan's child labor bill. forbiddng en-
ployment Of children under y years
Of age In factory, brewery, Cistl-
lery or mines; forbdding the. employment, of
any child under II years of age az night;
and forbidding employment Of any child
under 16 years Of age In brewery, distiUery
or mine; cotton mill men present expressed
themselves satisfied with the BIZ and "
given an opportunity will 50 announce on
the door Of the house minority report
signed by Fowler, will oppose the employ
mont of any child under Is years ~ nge.
Committee on insurance, statistics ana
history reported favorably tnucocb ~
providing for organization OF mutual ne
assessment associations and senate bill ny
Harper to regulate mutual nre insurance
companies.
Committee on education reported faTor
ABLY bill By Affair aud Nelms providing
course Of study. embracing INSTRUCTION IN
manual and industrial training IN the sam
houston Normal institute and house Joint
resolution by AldeTdlce TO revise the school
laws -,
ably Williams hill authorizing certain cor
porations 10 amend charters SO as 70 trans-
act trust and surety business under ceI
tain regulations; Peeler's bill requiring WI!
waite and State banks Ia make under oath
20 State comptroller quarterly statements
II assets and liabilities and Grlggs mn
providing for distribution OF estate Wnen q
nersou otherwise entitled 10 snare causts
the death Of deceased The commltlee ~, ~
ported adversely Randolph's bill e4emptinE
married. women from operation Of limltatlon
avs; Egans hill afd1lng aimony IN east
f divorce: Gibbs bill relating 70 real eslatr
Imitation. and Knights bill amendlns
statutes to permit appointment OF as many
IA eight Jury commissioners.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-31
ro REVISE scnooL LAws.

Austin, Texas, lenuary 80. "A resolution
BY senator Hale for the appointment of a
subcommittee o. the senate to act with a
like subcommittee OF the house committee
In drawing bill TO revise the school law
was adopted. THIS joiut subcommittee is
In accordauce with the wishes Of the super
intendent OF public education, and It will
undertake the labor OF preparing tue .il
for the re-enactment Of the pubic school
textbook law, q labor demanding arduous
work, for any number OF views as to the
provisions prevail, very little opposition
however II any, existing as to the neces
sltN OF such Il law. From the multitude OF
counsel and the care that VIII be taken, Il
u hoped IT, secure law TO meet al re-.
qnirrments and greatly euhance the { m.
pieteness OF the course OF the States free
public education
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-31
s,,N,rr VISITING Committees.

Austin. Texas. January 20 The follow
ing subcommittee have been appointed by
the senate finance committee With view
Of visiting the different departments Of the
state government, situated at Austin,
Texas. and reporting on the appropriation
required Tor the maintenance Of each de-
partment FOR the ensuing two years, be.
ginning Sertember !. 1903:
E.ecntIv6 o4ire-Morris and Faust.
STATE department Mills aud Martin.
Treasury deusrtmcnt Mills and WI acy.
Comptrollcr's department Nils and II r
bison.
Attorney generals depallneut-~i auiua
General land office Morris and Lpscomb.
Department OF education-Paulus and
Mills
Public bulldogs ana grouhdb-MlIlacy
Adiatant generals departm nt-wiilacy
md Lipscomh.
nd Wilson.
supreme ccurt-Martu and Apsco NIB.
Court o. civil appe iF-Pauus and Faust
state iunatic asylum Morrison and Har-
Blind ASYLUM Mills End Morris.
Deaf and Dumb as Jun Willacy aud
aust
z ilrnad commlssiOn--Willacy ard Paulus
Confederate home-Nils and Hnr Is u.
Department Of agricu turc inGur uco sta
ties and h'st0rr-M Martin end Mo rg.
Deaf dumb end and blind asglum-Eps
omb and Morris.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-31
rERRBLL's BLDcrIoN BILL.


1t Is a Very Exhaustive Attempt to Pre-.
vent Fraud.
Austin Texas, January 3o-A resolution
was offered In the senate this morning by
Senator Perkins Of Cherokee to have print
cd 500 copies OF the election bill offered h
Hon A. w Terrell of Travis in the nous
and now In the proper committee in that
body.
The resolution provoked some discussion,
senators Perkins aud McNamy tavoring
the resolution and Senator Martin Of Cor.
yell opposing
1t developed thar this bill IS Of ATTY print
ed pages in length, about 1900 words,
ond is very explicit and exhaustive In de-
tail, covering every phase Of an election
law intended to maintnin the purity Of the
Judge Terrell has expended seven or eight
months In careful study Of the election
laws OF other States and from a compilation
OF these laws has drafted his bill contain
Ing also many ideas OF bis own, and he
thinks he has perfected measure that
Will, If not completely guard the ballot
box from fraud, at least SO minimize that
danger as 70 give Texas model election
law
The resolution was referred TO the com
mittee on public printing and will prob
ably be reported Monday
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-31
THEORIES ABOUT cATARRH.
Peculiar Ideas Regarding a Common
Disease

Mark Twain's cure Tor cold In the head
was emple, but he claims very effective in
his own cnse hts plan was to eat nothing
whatever for twenty-four hours or presuma.
bly, until the trouble had disappeared.
Although not able to speak from personal
experience as TO the effectiveness of this
treatment, Il certainly has the merit OF ex-
IRENE economy. but ID occurs TO US TINT the
application Of II 10 n case Of nasal oatarrh
might be attended with difficulties.
Catarrh, as every one knows, Is "A chronic
cold IN the bead and Mr. Twains treat
ment. " Il should become fad, would
make OF us nation OF fnsters an army.
emulating the example OF the immortal
Tanner who achieved world wide famo by
fasting forty days,
Catarrh is certainly becoming a National
disease and there is little doubt hut that or
rors ia diet, particularly ovcrcaung, is a
very common cause.
Most people however IRE more Interested
In the cure Of the trouble than IN tho
cause, aud modern medical science has
produced more effective and less heroic
remedies than Mr. TwHlns.
Iiydmstln Is new remedy, very effective
In some forms Of Catnrrh Red Cum s.
another witch on account Of It's autiseptlg
properties Is very valuable, while many
severe cases OF Chronic CNiarrh h0vo boon
entirely cured by the saugulnarin or OK
tract Of BLOOD root nlonc.
Within yeHr an cnterprlsing chemist has
combined all Of these remedies IN tablet
fcrn palatnblr and convenient and the
superiority ~ TINS labitl over olueF cNiufTN
needles Ia so apparent that OH druggists
now carry them in stock 20 supply tho
popular demand.
They arc called stuarts Catarrh Tablets
and 81 Is doubtful So any medicine has
achieved n National popularity IN SO short a
time as this.
Stuarts Cntarrh Tablets are used by
thousands OF travelling men hecuuse they
can be carried In the pocket and used any
time and in any quantity, being free from
Cocaine, opiate or any poisonous drug.
They clear the head md thront from the
disgusting secrctons OF catnrrh very often
III few hours time
For nasal Catarrh they arc far superior TO
any wash, lotion or ointment tho use of
which IS often ms iucmvenicnt and annoy
ing az the disease Itself
For coughs, colds, bronchial cntarrh and
catarrh Of stomach those tablets give I'm
mediate relief and permanent cure where
lotions, douches and inhalcrs make no Inn
preston whatever
This preparation ls boon 10 catarrh guf
fercrs and any druggist viii tell Won that
Stunrts Cntarrh Tablets IS n remedy that
has come 20 stny.