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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-30
IN COMMITTEE.
SENATE

SENATE.
Austin. Texas. January On SENATE com
mlttees agreed tn report bills as follows:
Judicial districts Favorebly on bill by
Lipscomb creating an additional district
court for Harris county.
International improvements Fnvorably
on Fabulous bin authorizing the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railroad company to
purchase and operate the Granger George
town, Austin and san Antonio railroad,
Fsvorably on Harblson's o,i authorizing
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad
company 10 purchase and operate the Deni-
son and Washita Valley railroad.
Same committee postponed until next
meeting consideration Of bin by Harper
and Martin prohibiting the merging OF cor
poratlons.
Public health referred to subcommittee OF
Henderson aud Savage to cvdfer with the
state health officers and draw another
measure Harper's bill requiring the disin-
fecting OF railroad passenger coaches.
Postponed action on Hill's bill creating a
State board Of embalming.
judiciary No FavoruDly on HARRISON =
bill repeating the occupation tax on mer-
Postponed until next Thursday bin by
Grlnuan and Davidson OF De Witt taxing
FaTofabiy on bin by Davidson OF De Witt
requiring county ana district Judges 10 pre-.
pare their charges IN writing.
raYoiably on bill by faulus requiring
sales under execution to be made by publ,
cation unless there is an agreement 10 the
contrary.
Favorably on bill by paulus providing
uniform election tickcts for places not usiug
Australian ballot system, 10 be prescribed
By the commissioners courts.
Adversely on bill by Pauius relating 10
the recovery Of property FOR nonpayment
Favorably bill by Harper relative to the
INCORPORATION 81 mutual, hre. storm aud
lightning, IRE insurance companies
Favorably bin by Faust giving hrst lien
to those furnishing feed for cattle.
Adversely on bin by Hicks authorizing
county clerks to perform marriage cere-
adversely on bill BY Norris providing for
the payment o. all jurors by the state who
serve N district courts.
Fnyorably bin by Paulus placing Lavaca
comfy under the hsh and game law.
Favorsbly BIN by Paulus and Faust au-
thorizing the county clerk tn send up orig
innl papers 10 the higher courts instead Of
fagorsbly bin by MeKamy and Cain rel.
atlye TO furnishing cars Tor shipment 81
freight. which bin was introduced this
fa@orably bHl by Llpscomb relating to
powers and authority of survivors IN re-
gard to community property
Farorably bin by Hicks requiring insur-
auce companies 70 nay y per cent damagrs
and attorneys fees where they lose con
tested rasFg.
Peniteniaries Fayorahly Perkins itll
providlng for the enlargement Of the Iron
Industry ~ Rusk pcniienilary ana apnlc'
nriatipg $4,000. with amendments The
amendment strikes out that the Industry
shalj BE- continued FOR ten years. and Leaves
the iiue hlhcrrtionsrf vita The pnniientlnry
herrd
Fsyogably On Bill b. PLEl1 sneEsAa!as
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The committee on labor had an interest.
ing session this evening. The bill intro
duecd in the house to prohibit railroad
companies or employers Of any kind from
retaining any portion OF the laborcrs wages
for services OF physicians or other bills,
was considered. ], A, Lawson OF the
brotherhood OF 'rralnmen, Ed b. Willis OF
the order OF Railroad Conductors Joseph
Myers of the Order of Locomotive Firomen,
II. ]. McCool, locomotive engineers. Walton
petec, state Federation OF Labor
The committee on stock and stock rails.
ing reported faVorahly bill by hudspath
and Gray 70 provide for payment 10y com.
missiOncrs courts VI bounty on sculps OF
wolves and other Wild animals. aud senate
blll hy Miller 10 extend the stock law 80
as TO Include the counties Of McLcnnau,
san patrro, COrycl Kaufman, Rnines
and Limestone.
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CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
House Committee Adverse TO the Plan an
WIN So Repnf.

House Committee Adverse TO the Plan and
VIII So Report.
Austin Tcxas. January 20 House COM
mittec on constitutional amendments took
up the special business, the joint rcsolu'
tions Of Messrs Brown and Griggs for
calling constitutional convention.
After some discussion by Hon, A. W,
Terrell aud others # was voted that the
committee report back both with the rec.
ommendatlon they 40 not pass. There
win IL a minority report and three days
or more II necessary is allowed the minor
ity TO prepare rs rcasone before report Is
made to the house,
Judge Terrell favored the calling Of a
constitutional convention, but wanted the
committee 10 postpone notion until am cleo
h. passed ~.
Al tomorrow the committee Wi! havt
warm time over amendments pending
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nh 4. And M. BOARD
..,,,aor Lsnham Sent The Names TO
W. the Senate Yesterday.
a QUARANTINE LINE BILL
! Causing considerable Piss. Discussion IN
and Out Of Committee
,,,r lSTI.BOLL WEEVIL BILL IS IN
/, snsy offers Reward ard to 1.-The. the DIS ,.
0r : Of a Rsn'edy-More Terms OF
'''' Criminal Court for Houston
.,,r .sTI.BOLL wEEvIL BILL is IN

sr Texas, January Ex-Governor
49, mode the following appointments
hp.' The list was confirmed by the
,,nste'
70 ths Senate ,...o
s "a tbe following appointments:
'a's a If directors Of the Agricultural and
,, eya. college Marion SAMSON Of Tar
,,.t county, Frank Reichardt OF Harris
a-,tr, P. H, Tobin of Grayson county
K Leggett of Taylor county, George T.,
n navarro county, A. Hlilseck ~
wy! Il.,te county, and L. u. Amsler of Wal
y 5 Ssp II trustees Of the State orphan asy-
,. S4 II. DANIEL W. a. Polk, Mrs H. l..
se,es, r. Z. Prince and D. L. Halbert Of
M ,sSgs of ibc Flfty.nlnth judicial district
,;TsYas-W. I. Beverly of Collin county.
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CHILD LABOR BILL.
House Committee Has Directed a Subst
tuie fOr Calan's Measure

House Committee Has Directed a Substi.
tuie FOR Callan's Measure
Austin, Texas, January 20.-lloute com.
mittee on labor today considered Callans
bin forbddlng the employment IN any fac.
tory, mine or dlstllery OF any child under
"a years OF age. j. C. Saunders. manager
Of the Bonhem cotton factory. aud s. T..
Ilarrell. manager Of the West cotton mill
OF West, McClennan county. appeared be.
fore the committee, opposing the bin. IN
answer 10 a question, Mr Saunders stated
that the inability to employ children un.
der II aud over l. years Of age would ma
tcrialv nfcct the profits Of the cotton mills.
A subcommittee consisting OF uancock
Egan and lsaanks was appointed tn draft
n substitute for the bill. which substitute
will absolutely forbid employ meni IN any
factory OF children under - years of age,
forbid night labor IN any factory by chit
dren between . and ~ years. md forbid
the employment IN any mine. brewery or
distlliery nf any child under 10 years Of age
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RAMsnY,s ROAD BILL.
Applies Only to shelby County, but Is OF
General interest

Applies Only To shelby County, but IL Of
General interest
Austin Texas, January 20. A bill Just
introduced In the house by Mir. Ramsey,
while in It's provisions It applies only to
shelby county. is Of a character to be o. Ia.
terest 20 every county In the state es.
pccially the counties Of East IN aud South.
ern Texas, where the character " soil IL
virtually the same. Mr. Ramseys DILL Is
10 create road system Tor Shelby county,
IL makes the county commissioners cX-ofti.
Go road commissioners, outlining their
duties aS such and providing compensation
for their services. l. provides fur the ap.
pointment OF load overscers defining their
dutles and for working county couvlcts on
me roads, II also provides Cor officers
fees ana rewards Tor capturing escaped con
Nlcts. The ccuvlcts Inust be worked partly
Oh the poor farm and partly on the public
roads Under the hill teams may be sum.
monel Tor work on the roads, and CONF
pehsaton Is allowed for thcm. aud there
u "a penalty. seemingly sufficient for yio-
lation az this law, should u kecninc law.
! Ibe commissioners court is authorized to
create the ohiCe OF superintendent ~ Pub
ne roads and bridges define his dutips aud
| allow him salary. requiring bond of him.
| Delinquent poll tax PAYERS Shn he subject
10 three DAVIS roud work ANY land needed
Tor widening Strengthening cbAnging or
/ di@nng roads can ho condemned sud nuy
/ tlmopt' gravel stone, cHrth or Other ms.
telei necessary may be ukrn Persons
liable 10 road duty mnv he relieved Oh paw,
( men VI specific sums ~ money II neces.
| SaiY The county may issue bonds for road
and bridge purposes
This hin DOES not difer from the general
| run az road laws IN forro I'm many partlcu.
lars, Yet n has some rndicii ch9ugtR that
VIII engage the close scrutiny and consid
Grafton OF the committee on roads ana
bridges ana ~ members 90 tho house.
should it No favorablv reported
II seems almost q necessity. number Ut
! iegelalots s'(. Tor each county almost O.
| have It's special read law. or az lcnst Tor
| many different characters ~ laws for many
| different SECTIONS. owing 10 the vast area
OF me Stute and ts diverse characters n
soil and clunntic conditions
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rRIrlMpds d. 10o2.

Seldom. n ever. 10 Rny one year Of the
history OF the world have 20 many Inn
portant events Of universal interest taken
place. America, England. Germany ana
dent or fhe United states welcomed aud en-
tertained n r. n Prince Henry Of Prussia
AZ toe White House, Edward the VII. was
crowned King Of England and Emperor OF
lean .huilt Yacht Meteor" christened
France had the unveilng Of the Rociam-
beau Statue, aud at all functions attending
these celebrations Moet & Chendon =
ChampaRne was used exclusively. This In
deed ~ an unparalleled record, which Is
proof paaltiye % the superiority and. pept.
larlty 'of the renowned brand Of Meet d
chAaden Waite Seal
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NOT 10 BE IMPRISONED.
The Defendants in the Tyler Bsnk Case
Made = Protest.

The Defendants in the Tyler Bsnk Case
Made q Protest.
Tyler. Texas January %. AS stated in
today's paper the jury was completed aud
sworn ia m the hank cases yesterday
United states Marshal Houston thereupon
took the defendants IN custody aud placed
them In JAN last night, over tho protest Of
the defendants ana their attorneys when
court commenced this morning the de-
PENDANTS brought the matter before the
court aud protested Neniust the action of
the marshal aud contended that the charge
against the defendants being under the
tnitod States statutes D misdemeanor. the
defendants could not be nlaeed in rnstody
during the trial, but had the right 70 70
on their bonds while being tried. They
produced the statute Of the United states
aud decisions 20 the effect that the cues
ton Of bail n the United States courts
WIS governed BIS the laws OF the tate
and insisted that IN the State courts under
the law defendants I'm mlgdemeanors could
hot be placed IN custody during the trial
but went on iheir bonds till the trial was
oudel They protested against Further pro-
cccdlngs until their clients we're released
aud claimed the right 10 consult with their
clients during the trial, which they claimed
was being denied them, Assistant District
Attorney Birmingham stated that II II was
the law that they were entitled TO he on
hail dnrlng the trial the government want
cd them released. The proceeding was spir-
tied Tho defendants offered 10 make bond
for their presence during the trial ana mad
present as mretes about twenty 1--WE Of the
woHithleet citizens Of Tyler. worth mors
than 100000,
Judge SVayne took tho matter under ad-
viscment TO give the district attorney time
TO md authority To Justify the marshal.
This afternoon the judge ruled that under
the Law and conditions Of the bonds the de-
PENDANTS were entitled to be released dur
ing the trial and ordered the marshal TO
release them, which was done
At the close of one ~ the speeches ny
defendants attorney there WIS Hl1Aeuse In
tho audience. which tho Judge SAID would
not DO tolerated.
Many ladies witnessed the proceedings OF
the court,
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rrRMs on cnIMLNAL couRr.

Sly Months Are Allotted n Harris County
Under New Bill
Austin, Texas, January 29.-The bill In
trodueed in the house today by Messrs.
Griees, Egan and Ilossins of Harris county,
dxing the terms OF holding the criminal
district court for Galveston and Harris
counties. Will pass without opposition The
time and place for holding the court are as
follows:
Houston. December and January.
Galveston February.
Houston. March and April.
Galveston, May.
Houston, June,
galveston, July.
Houston October
Galveston November
During the months ~ August and Sep
temhrr 0f each year the court can he held
In either place "a tho discretion " presid
ing Judge
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Emporials caoItsl increased.

Austin, Texas January 20. The charter
Of the Lawrence Navigation company was
1led with the secretary of state this even.
ing; capital stock 10000 Purpose, the
building ~ steNmboats and the navigation
of the same on the waters Of Galveston
bay The chaster provides for conducting
cae business Uf the corporation az Calves
ton. Lawrence and Houston
The Emporia Lumber company Of Hous'
ton filed another amendment TO tbs charter,
increasing It's capital stock from 100000
TO 100000.
Tho Security Mutual BeueGt association
Of Dallas WIS flled mis- evening; no capital
stock Purpose, 10 transact business as a
fraternal benefit association.
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Rr1ArrNc no surRIrrs, rrre

Austin, Texas, January 2D -shehns Of
counties Of 5000 population or moro will
he much interested in bin just intro
duced IN the house by Mr. stollenwcrcl1
amending tho statute relating 70 feca ~
eheriGs Mr. stolenwcrck's bin provides
that for every BlnO additional ~ popula-
ton over 20 COO sherlffs shall roreive an nd
diuonnl 500 ~ sAiary For instance the
sheriff NJ Harris county. " this bill goes
through both houses and runs tho gauntlet
Of the governors scrutiny safely, win gel
about twice Mhal be gets now.
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imsrinee A sonsg sFFsseeedi | see none. con
actually euieidalf eA'' Whleh Is
line w ! liye south Of this quarantlne
ali south JHt, I've manage aud control afe
nny Kind north Of this line aud , m,iI 90 ~
iev tig IN tS ana tried for myself did aot ID
I'M n co w ,ich theory nor the foyer danger
n,istn,t,oo Us' me over $4,000 TO find out Ms
NJ, nI,st,sen' mention these facts Ia SNOW
10y tngt speak entirely from disinieW
M eood ,t point and with an eye single 4,
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70 notice 70 be given railroad company
70 furnish cars 20 a shipper at given sta.
ton az given time. The present law
As construed by the railroad commission Is
10 the effect that notice to an agent AZ n
station or siding who're there is lao tele.
graph station II not notice to tho railroad
company. The amendment provides thar
notice 10 AZ agent on either side % a sta
tion or siding where there is no Telegram
station aud at which pclnt the cars are
desired shall operate as notice 10 the rail.
road company.
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IN THE HOUSE.

Bills we're today introduced In the house
read the first time and referred TO appro-
pirate committees as follows;
BY Mr.. Balock To create more eff
Gent road system Tor Harrison county.
BY Mr. Daugherty To create more efh'
Gent road system IN Jack county.
Ry Mr. Daugherty-To prohibit book max
Ing and pool selling.
BY Mr. Onion Act TO purify the oallol
aud relating to payment or poll TAX
Bv Mr. Egan- Amendment relating TO
allmony aud other allowances In divorce
cases -., - -
allowances OF public school and asylum
'' BS Mossrs. Rochelle, Besty, Ponton,
Wooten. Glenn and Bolin- Authorizing the
governor To offer a reward Of $4,000 Tor
4 practical remedy for the destruction Of
the boil wecvil and $500 for testing eX'
periments made
nv Mir. Randolph TO relieve married
,yotlcn from the operation Of the statute
OF Limitation as 20 actions involving the
title 10 real ESTATE
By Messrs. shannon and Baneoek-Act
specifying certain duties Of sherifts, con,
stqbles. marshals end their deputies and
By Sir. Beaty- Amending the law relating
!" NV ~ 1essTs s Griess. Egan. Hoskins. Harris
and linn Amendment fixing the terms Of
mo criminal district court or Galveston
NV Wessrs schluter and Blalock
granung a charter TO the city Of Marshall
AZ MI Gibbs. by request--Act 10 furnish
constructive notice ~ adverse possession
before the statute o. limitation shall be
SGT in motion.
By Mr. Cunningham, by request Act u
create q more Efficient road system Tor
Fennir Kaufman and Robertson counties.
nv Nr shannon Act 10 prevcnt The
merging consolidation or combination OF
CORPORATIONS in Texas.
NJ MIR Ciriggs Act 10 provide for tho
dtsf-fhutIon of an estate whore n person
IA reerousble for the death ~ TIE dece'
dent
cntlon ~ any capias By any sheriff IN any
Nv Nr. Boyd. by request Joint resolution
amending constitution 81 the state of Texas
In rotation 70 cities uuder 10000 inh8b
Itsnts Tor roads and bridges.
MIL, AFFECTING NOTICE TO RAIL.
ROADS
hosttn. Ts4sa January 70 Rsnatnrs Mc,
Ksrrey ard Cain this morning introduced
a BIZ to amend the present law relative
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Crosses Conferred on Veterans.

Austin, Texas, January 29.-seventy-G
NJ the 22s Crosses Of Honor awarded TO
Confederate veterans in the home were
conferred on inmates who were not physi.
cally able to attend the meeting In the
senate chamber on the 10th 10 receive
them. committee Of Albert sydney John
sion chapter, Daughters Of the Confed-
eracy, visited the home yesterday and pre-
sented crosses 10 these veterans. The cere-
mony was held IN the chapel OF the house
IN the presence OF quite number Of spec
tators, Mrs Hardy president Of the chap
ter, presented the CROSSES in an appropriate
address.
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Roers 81 cornlls Christi.

Corpus Christi, Texas January % "A
special train arrived here over The Aran.
sas Pass this evening. having on board
several Boer representatives. among them
General Httz, * president Of the Orange
Free state. They were taken out into the
country by o committee from the board OF
trade and expressed themselves much
pleased with this section. The party left
late this evening.
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rnoinser craws RESTING Wei.

Texarkaua, Texas. January - Engineer
Joe Crews who was scalded in the wreck
OF the Iron Mountain passenger train In
the yards at this city last night, has rested
well today. although his entire body was
covered by the hot water. -Four cars and
the engine were completely dltehed aud the
,pN,ss an o Gehrts oNly o.In ton4 ~
Tyler was on the ground all day euperyis-
inrs the
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
QusrantIne ohleors AnnoIntnd.

Austin, Texas, January 20. Upon recon-
mendatlon Of state Health officer George
II Tabor, Governor Lanham made the
following appointments IA the quarantine
department this evening" Quarantine ofh,
GERS Dr. r +. McClendon. Galveston. re-,
appointed; Or. b. 4. Sims, sabine Pass,
reappointed y. A. L. Justice, El Paso;
Dr. Il. h Carlton, Qulntnna and Velasco,
rcappointed Or. ] II Florence, Aransas
Pass. Or. T. J Mcfarland, Pass Cayallo,
reappointed; Dr. A. s. Wolf Brownsville
reoppointed; Or. !. H. Brunston, Eagle
Pass
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Austin. Texas, January ga protest
from the Dnllas bar against concentration
Of court OF criminal appchls M Austin haa
reached Dallas members
Mr Hancock says poll OF the house has
been made on this bill, and o safe majority
mas given assurances of opposition TO II,
and he asserts the bill viii die
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L was referred 20 Judiciary COMMITTEES No.
], but that committee has done nothing as
10 the petition vet.
senator Hicks thinks Il probable the ju-
dietary committee will prepare bill GOV.
erlng the case, though this may not be so.
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GRaGs. LnrAL RoNnINa nILL-

''''''''''' 'F'''.fNhf 'fFA'A''-NNf Dill
Austin. Texas, january 20 Mr. Griegs OF
Harris Is preparing for Introduction in
day or two n constitutional amendment per.
hitting any district or group ~ counties I'm
Texas 10 orggnize aud vote 20 Issue bonds
for internal improvements The special oh
1cci IS to permit Erazos river counties to
vote navigation bonds
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Ware
Tinon.
Bridgers
Roberts

The discussion Of this measure outside
the record Is dashed with o degree of 0crl-
mony that from present indications win
lead to tho formation ~ parties on the
subject and result IN a degree o. bitterness
that Will load 30 personal conflict between
cattlemen on the border n II becomes
law Not only those signing the report but
numbers Of cattlcmen IN the Northwest o.
well as the southern portion NJ the STATE
now I'm Austin say that large majority
Of those engaged In stock raising do not
desire the passage Of this act, nor ~ ais
turhing tho present quarantine law NJ line
They claim that ~ is wanted by stock rails
ers whose ranches are located Immediately
on either side of the quarantine as estob-
lshed by the sanitary commission In con
necuon with Washington authorities. The
abolition Of tho Inc entirely nnd an open
season altogether IS what those thus sit
uAted In respect TO tho line really desire,
so II is freely stated around tho Legislature
and this hin Is favored as the FIRST step IN
this direction Those opposing the meas
urc claim that the fact has been demon
Strated IN scores Of experiments that cat
tie when driven from south to the north NJ
the line imnart fatal contagious diseases
IN cattle among which they are allowed 10
minEle.
Mi WINFIELD Scott ~ Fort Worth a large
stock raiser said here the other day that
he drove 2n01 head ~ cattle raised in PCcos
county to he fed at Rrovnwood. whore he
owns an OIL mill and in ninety days hO3
head Of the Pecos cattle died Of disease
contracted by coming IN contact with Brown
county stock. Another prediction Is opcnly
and freely made around Austin that n tho
hill passes and tho present quarantine reRu.
latinns abolished. established IN part by
authority Of the National government, that
as n matter ~ protection To the stockmrn
Of tho Northwestern States that the general
government viii establish llno entirely
around Texas and not one cow allowed TO
pass ont Of tho State 10 any other range, or
shipped "a any market.
Tho question has really become serious
and has stirred the cattlemen n Texas MS
no question affecting the stock raising In
dustry Of Texas FOR twenty years.
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rur wORLD's nam RTLL.

Austin. Texas. January %. senator Hicks
Of San Antonio having the matter Of leg
islation Do behalf of tho Worlds Fair com
mission that Is 10 ssg, hil appropriatina
funds FOR On exhibit by the STATE AZ the
Louisiana Purchase exposition ~ st Louis
next wear Informs The Post c0rregpnndeni
Inst 81 mEfrNgi stems have hcFu ffEsp m
thst direeHon yet lie presented fhe peti
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eroyeIs eIaek Roet Liver PlIIs.

Made from an active principle obtained
from Black Root They act ON tho liver
equal 20 calomel and leave no bad after
effects No gripping, no sick stomach. VIII
cure chronic constipation. Price 20 cents.
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swift . EstabIIsh oIeo Faetory.

Dallas, Texas, January 20. Swift & Co,
Of Fort Worth today took out license from
United states informal Revenue Collector
Hunt for an oleomhrgarins factory TO be
located al fort Worth.