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Pleased With lneorooration

Walnut Springs re1ss, February 90 Al
though Walnut Springs has heen lucorpo-
rated only six weeks, she Is mixing rapid
progress towards pcrfcctlng her ordinances.
which, when printed VIII comprise a book
OF moro than ln1 pages.
The people have right 20 expect that
much needed and LASTING Improvement Mil
9c made by the ciS fathers IN the ar
An election has been ordered for February
=, the OBJECT of which Is 10 vote utx Of
20 cents on the 500 20 build a frsi class
puplic school house and extend the free
term 90 eight on nine months
The people are delighted over a recent
change made n the schedule OF trains on
account Of which i Is made possible for
them 10 ger The Daily Post every day.
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ANOTHER WONDER OF SCIENCE.
Biology Has Proved That DRndruf 10
Caused BY q Germ.

science Is doing wonders these days Ia
medicine rs well as IN mechanics since
Adam delyed. the human rage has been
troubled With dRndrun, for which, no halr
rsssfui curr until Newbro's Herplelde vas
mi an the market. lt + u scientific prep
atatlon that kills the germ that makes iqii,
arm or scnrf hy digging into the scalp ~
efsi Ar lie root OF the hair, who're Y saps
lie Vitality; causing itching sealp, falling
hair and fnaliy badness. without dan
drum hair must grow inAnfA9tS herW'
sttoysr n danir,iF sold by .cerkrell A
nonner send Toe IN stamps for sample,
fhe Herplcide Co., Detroit MICA
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nskcd as 10 tho much talked Of split III
the senate on account Of the alleged crooked
work In the drawing Of the long and short
terms. he said that thore was still some
feeling manifested relative "a this but
the senators were all too high minded mon
10 allow things Hike this to be in their
way IN leglslAtng for the State He IL
one OF the short term men, and says that
Interest OF the State, IL matters not who
proposes the legislation He says the meet.
ING Of taxpayers In this city Yesterday
kllls the proposed new district court 90
lar as he Is concerned
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H. M nnnlntabIv 40

Waco, IrSAs, February p lhorc has
never beea time In the history " this
county when The roads were in the cQIdi.
ton IN which they are ut present. They
are simply lmpnssunle for vehicles of any
kind and the farmers who have been In
the city this week huve either come on
horseback OF taken the trains nearby. The
county has two grayelod roadS, but they
have been cut into and are damaged
The etrccts ot the city are iu a dcplora.
bic condition and eau not be remrdlrd untll
the weather settles The train service into
the city is crippled. but all roads are run
time The street ear tracks nre having
trouble also The conditions nre worse than
thnv hnve over hcen In Tho clLy hnfore.
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Teachers Oppose District system.

Prenham, Texas. February % The white
teachers Of Washington county are on
record as being opposed to the bill now
pending IN the State Legislature 10 change
the school laws Of this county from the
community to the district system, mud IN
mass nTcting have adopted the following
resolutions
Whereas. We have noticed IN the news.
papers that there IS pending in the state
legislature hin which purports 70 change
tho school laws 81 BaEtrop, Burleson. Ice
aud Washington counties from the com
mnniry to the district 81 stem: and,
Whereas We are opposed to any such
system; now. therefore, be It
Resolved, by the white sohooi teachers
IT Washington county, In mass meeting
assembled. That our representatives IN the
State legislature he requested 10 vote and
use their Influence 10 eliminate Wash.
lngton county from said hill
II. O. Wendt Chairman.
A. r, Leppin. Secretary.
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Rrenham, Texas, February 81 Arrange
ments are going forward for the STATE
sportsmrns shoot to be held IN Breuhum,
March % To 20. inclusive This promises 10
he Tho largest attended shoot ever given IN
the State
With on the members Of the band gone 70
laredo Green's brigade gone 80 the reunion
AZ Weinar and the roads so bad That no
country pe0plc can get TO town, Brennan
l. lust q little dull NJ present
Wood Is still scarce here, though an occa
sloral car has been shipped down from
Sqmmcrville.
Butter. chickens md oegs ARE scarce IN
this market on account of the country peO-
pie being unable TO reach the city,
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Cleburne Personals.

Cleburne. Texas, Februory % Conductor
c. 5. Allen OF the ceburne' Egan run ~
the Missouri, Kansas snd Texas has ten.
deled his resignation and gone to Denison
for another run He was succeeded by Con,
ductot c / Brown
RPuhle Myers, son OF President W. D.
Myers Of the Dallas cleburne and South
western railway. left last nlght tor the fam.
us nome ln Kansas city. Ben Myers has
been running express messenger slnre the
road went into the hands Of the Ksty. A.
NJ Bradley viii have that run
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nraros Riyet Improvemert.

Hrcnham Texas Febr4aly 81 A fclarl.
ton from chappcl Hill interested IN tho
Improvement ~ tho Brozos spent Friday
afternoon In tho ctv comforting With tho
locnl committee ~ n, Commercial club
appointed ta rsiyr funds To assist tho Bra
7os bottom farmers iG thoir efforts to cut
tho binds 10 the river and thorchv prryoot
tho disastrous oyerfoWa TINT have for the
past two or three years swept their crops
Into the gulf
The committee turned the fr7ds ralsrd
10 assist them over 10 NrSsrs Buchnnnop
and Rout and Tho work ~ cutting the
bonds Win be cnmmcnrnM M nMnn-
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cORSIlANA NOTES.
Arrested and Jailed

1,,, 1ts-epna Texas, February 2a,-will
. m'ushp was arrested here today on A
Gl,h dispensing Of moItsSaed ''E rl, INN
NJ npl arrested he was WORKING ne /, iinss..
s man ior TIC old limo tclephone peepie and
of In,,o, denied his identity 4 package
tng.o9ns legs, addressed to win Viusssnn
IN ~ y JAIL awaiting the arrival ~ N,
onlcef from Fanuin chuuty " az
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HeARNE BUDGET.
cotton bal CIoeed 90.

Hcarnc. Texas, February 2l.-Thc force
here representing Messrs A r. Fox X Co.
in receiving from Mcssrs s. samueis & CO.
a l0pO-hue lot Of cotton nave finished their
task md returned 10 their homes in Hous
ton Thu cutirc lot was bought for OK
port
Mr. Eugene C.. Bake o. Houston is In the
city todny.
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Crop Prosnacls.

Georgetown TeNps February y VII.
hanson county IL thoroughly soaked with
the rains, snow aud slcrt of tho mast Ton
uHES Inc wind rs from the north this
lowering clouds do uot give much promise
OF Glenn weather The season IN tbe
ground now iustihcs the prediction ,hat
oinps tn her history lhls year
Many farmers are " nc opinion That the
prolonged wet season ana The freezes OF the
nnsl week nave done much toyard cNter.
mlhatng The boil wec,tls ~ Mt lanst
toward making ihcm less numerous,
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knIttinn NM Posneroua.

Waco, Texas. February 2lthc Waco
knitting mill, which was started On this
city several months ago, through the cf.
forts OF the Young Mems Business lcnguc.
is now running nj it's fun capacity md has
no trouble Ia placing It's goods as fust as
they arc manufactured ln fact one New
the entire output Tho goods are helng
scnt 20 ell parts Of the state and are giving
good satisfaction. Underwear Of all Kinds
is being turned out and the mill here IL the
second In tho State tho other being ut
Denison The management ~ the min Is
considering tho adylsablhty Of culnrging
the plant ana moving into lis own quarters
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Farms Can Not Be Worked.

Hearne, Texas, February 21,-So rain hse
fallen here for nearly thirty.slr hours
though the weather does not appear to he
settled yet With favorable weather con,
ditlons existing the Brazos bottom plant
ers believe that Il viii be March OF
later before they Gun begin Motive opera.
lions again Draining that faim work WIN
he resumed by the hrst the corn crop will
be from ten to iftcen days late.
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i've Years for Murder,

s., etes February %, The trial Of
i,, y sam Allen, charged with the
I {, M, sup Harris, was commenced IN
III ~ ,'n'Fa district court last Thursday
IN II opsuoled the tune Of the court
1 ltl,y ~ vase was given TO the Jury
4 IA ~, ~ er celebrating twenty eight
IN I guilty and asseSsins bi i,' M nssnls IN
stir. ~ years confinement IN the peni-
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Mckinney, Texas, February %. Special
union services were held tonight at the
First Baptist church. at which Dr W. H.
Clogett. president Of the hoard Of trustees
Of the Texas Presbyterian university
preached. lie also made a statement coy
erlng the university situation The site
win h, selected at meeting Of tho board
10 be held here March IS, aud work will
begin soon thereafter
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Mnst pay oceupatIon Ia.

Waco, Texas, February p County Tax
Collector ". L. Tucker has received lct-
ter from Comptroller H. w. Love advising
him that the bin eScmpting the mcnhants
from the payment OF an occupation taK Is
not q Inv a., vet aud iustructs him 80 CON
tluup to collrct this taX until the hill be.
tones law. \ number OF nerchantS in
ihts city and county are already rlnjmirg
their exemption and II was for This reason
the ruling was nskcl.
Since the passage Of this bill number ~
other businesses are asking 20 he exempted
from the payment ~ occupation taxes, and
~ present the photographers seem to be
the most active
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LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

Austin, Texas. February %, In support
of the bill now pending before the legisla-
tnre' which repeats the occupation tax
on merchants, the argument Is being used
very ehecufeS that large commlssary
stores OF the big corporations sell goods
wares anu mercnhhdlse TO Their employees.
ana under the law are exempt from the
RayWehl OF the mepclahts occupation tax,
Inns argument was made by Representative
WOMEN IN inc mouse committee, and after
reading letter on the subject TO the COM
mlltee the OIL was reported favorablS.
some OF the lawmakers have begun TO
ration bill. II n becomes Law, vii, h,,Ia
M a monster mononoly ipdustry Inasmncs
ms Il does not AFFECT cornoratiops nlrendy
existing. 1t is now hinted that mn amend
ment will be offered including existing
concerns, which carry on n business III
NJ " euoS p'",vs AZ umeht OF this
test. 'o'
me bIEan cattle quarantine Dill VIII
come oeloFe 'ne sehdle TINS week
r. .4 .-.t.
Tue 'Necuu'c cplhhIttee OF the state
Bankers association will convene here
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Msxis Locals.

Mexia. Texas, February p. A train n
immigrants from Greer county honnd for
Mexico passed. through here this morning.
II ia the first lnstallment a. large colony
that have bought land down there The
party was well supplied with stork and
feed aud children
Five cars az cartle were shipped from mere
20 81. Louis today George May aud Sandy
King oNn the cattle
Tho sun made several offoets 70 shine
out today, but the weather is siill gloomy.
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Harry Tracy on Deck.

~, Texas, February ~. Harry Tracy.
ame me star Of the populist party
s y here az the request Of the cat
~ Wording against tho Bryan cattle
|ri,,,u piH lie rs ho5nobbing with an
|Mi s'Hrrent crowd from the kind he
I'M, with several years ago, and his
|is III mat he is not ut all out Of
Ns NV .He capitol building no gases on Tie
~ Mul. hnl thni ls I'll
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cannerv for Weathsford

weatherford, Texas, February 21-At
meetings # the Truck Growers Association
and Farmers Institute, held here today,
about half the capital stock was subscribed
20 build canning factory II is expected
that the merchants here and ether farm.
erR win tax, the balance Of the stock ami
that II viii be built early Ia the spring.
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Business prtnlvrsd

,Corsicauu, Texas, February - -rhe sun
Shono out for few moacuis yesterday
for tho first time in several days, but
1t is stu cloudy and cold nnd busness
Of all Kinds Il almost NJ staudstll IL
get to town
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Wood Famine EnaA.l

orS'cana' Texas, February "a. The fpel
1aulnC mere was partially broken yestor.
e my Local dealers got in car or two ~
HU o.n hnu good number nf wood ha,,lers
Irnusht IN small loads from liz cnnntsys
d asaS 81 wood TINT sud heretofore Tar 81
ZIG s9o went readily ypstrr,iny npd the
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Waco, McLcnnGu County, Texas, Febru-
airy 2l--Prominent fruit growers Of this
section Of the Stnto say that so fur there
Is no indication that the fruit has bean in-
iurcd by the recent cold spell They say
some Of the early boomers have been bit
ten down but that this liz the case every
year Rome contend TINT tho fruit has boen
helped from the fact that the sap was he.
ginning 70 come up and this freeze has
driven II back and VII really, do good Tn
less there IS sill further cold weather It
is believed the prospects are very good
and they are well pleased thereat
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Waco Texas, February % ROY. JeS n.
Ray Of Corsicann will begin a revival meet.
Ing at Baylor university next Friday night
and viii continue indefinitely, He is ono Of
the best known Baptist divines In the State
and Is worry able minister The faculty
and students are arranging for great oc-
cqsl3n and they expect that great re-
viral will be held
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Rrnan PeonIe . eaheaton.

Bryan, Texas. February % quite num-
Der Of Bran people are aYalIiag themselves
n the opportunity TO visit the squadron OF
hattleships az Galveston Among those wha
left yesterday Afternoon aud last night were
Mr. and Mrs II @. Rhodes, Mr. and Mrs
r. r. Boyle. Miss Irene keeiing Iudgs
Spencer Ford, IA Niclxs. Frank Myers
RIB Roberts, Mr. and Mrs William Rigby,
Mrs. james 5. forl dnd y q Austin fore
ers the newly appointed postmaster, te<
turned FROM Galveston iast night aud 10
ports aa enjoyable Trip.
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KS. Inaalls Reslnned .

Waco, Texas, February 22--airs Marcis
l. Ingalls,. who he's been at the head OF
the vocal department Of Texas Christian
university for the past three years, has
Just rendered her resignation, to take effect
~ the END OF the term She is recognized
as one Of the best vocal teachers IT the
State and has brought this department Of
the university 70 very high standard: she
the future
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LEGISLATOR H.

Greenvile Texas, February 2.-Hon. o.
c, Mulsey came up from Austin on Friday
night and went over 10 his home at Com
mercc Yesterday morning He s quite fee
HE from recent Illness, but has been ac-
tiycly ~ work IN the legislature which
he reports as getting down 10 business IN
uHlncs,,
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nne Mlnntr rongh Cute rIveE rhiief IN

one Minute Congh Cure gives relief IN
one minute. because It Kills the mlcrobe
which ticklee the mucous membrane. caus.
ing the cough and Of the same time clears
the phleem, draws out the inflammation
and heals and soothes the affected parts,
luuFs. wards or pneumonia and ls harm.
lcss and never falling cure In hli durable
cases OF Coughs, COldS and Group. One
Minute Cough Cure is pleasant 70 take
harmless and good alike for Young and
old Crescent Drug Store, 8lD Main St.
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Washington Services.

ID Rs,s t it3as' February %. I'm the sew
y, hl,s ssnsn' Baptist, Methodist. Chris
es., sss Of this city appropriate
,s ,s, se,e held todsy In honor OF the
,lsEeton ehsTy Of the birth Of George
ssf soIils, ,le renowned American. pa.
L .IiNtt RttSn egnfral, and first president Of
- tamel
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Masonic Ten1pIe.

Waco. Texas. F,btuary p The building
committee OF the Grand Masonic temple
win mec, III few days and pass upon tae
plans FOR the new building that Is to be
erected IA this city, The meeting VIII 0o
held In Dallas. but the date has not been
announced as yet. The committee + look,
ing tor temporary quarters for the grand
ofAcem IN this city aud also FOR place
for the Grand Lodge meeting, this fan, as
II is 10 be held IN Waco, II ls likely that
the new temple vii be about two years IN
courRc OF construction
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enlppina Catt!e ID Market.

Corsicnna. Texas, February u Colonel
y. j Williams VI Dawson this county,
shipped six avs Of fine beef steers to chi.
cReo Yesterday. lie has several more cars
that will be shipped soon
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Rrenham. Texas. February Fl AT his
home, Gvc miles north NJ Brennan. nj 10
O'clock Friday nFht. Fills Acorn r~nathrd
HIS last. after lingering Illness ilc way
about ~ or 6n years n age born and raisc1
IN this county md leaves n large number
~ friends and relatives to mourn his de-
mise
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Made from an active principle obtained
from Black Root THEW act on the liver
enecjs 40 gripping. no sick stomach. VIII
cure chronic consultation. prlce 2S cents.
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Holiday 10 Be Obseryed.

Waco. Texas, February -. Washington's
birthday VIII be celebrated IN this city TO-
morrow. The banks OF the city will be
closed All day and the postofaee will be
open only from TO 10 o'clock. ana the EAR
riers viii make no delivery The aiffefent
schools OF the clIy will have appropriate
ceremonies for the day and most of them
viii give half holiday aud some ~ them
will give the eutire day. great MANY
trees will he planted and the people gen,
orally VIII observe the day.
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Farmers 10 oraanize.

Waco, Texas. February - The farmers
Of this county are preparing to organize
county farmers institute. 4 meeting
has been chilled for the 18Th Of March, or
Witch time Prof J. H. Cornell has been
invited TO he present and It is tho OK,
pertBtion that county organization VIII
he effected There mas never been county
Organization Of the farmers IN this county
and II is believed that a great deal Of good
can be effected by one.
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'offlcana Texas, February - The
county commissioners adionrnel Yesterday
ntter completing the plans FOR the ve,y
SWt mouse Navarro county Il ia baiiI
INC now structure Is 10 be iDaiie geet
cost SiOO.OCO ''' anu = 10
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Cattle prownad.

Co~icaua. Tcxus February 22-1nere
wore sixty hcod Of cattle drowned in Rich
land creek bottom few nights ago, IN
stead OF thirty-two, as reported la the
Inst M tho time.
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V0loneI .. West Gnnd..I.

es eoo...Aas' February 20. Colonel ].
sSaIt ! a pioneer newspaper man
irdi 70 n, 'O'' Is here for a few days OF
'soisr, /, son Marx, who is In the bust.
Z h, Z y" Statesman. Colonel Good.
y t. has SSalonal reputation, aud for
n .Ntmalln, a shining light az West
,.e'i tnS <, ne Is we'll known ali over
= Alh @u us friends in Austin are glad
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Corsicnnn, Texas, February -. Today
being Sunday, the public schools, puSt9nlge
and banks VIII observe Monday as Wush'
tngtnn.s hirth !aN.
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Charters Am.na.A

~ cs,I 'Nas' February -. The NORTH
's''tasp, ,o@pany OF 9reenyllle bled an
l,sdsss,,'0 It's charter today changing
~ MtIan, iFom GreenVille TO Dallas.
''ssaJ nls" Guarantee Loan ami Trust
'ssls h, ~ aInendment to It's charter
= ~apans ame to me rrinlty Valley
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Ennis rexas February 2t.-Captam Mark
l@tuicr president of the Ennis National
bank foil ON the lee Thursday aud serious.
~ hurt himself
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Two White Mcn'e pnnlares.

Corsican8, Texas. February 2i--At Il
mass meeting Of citizens held bore II was
decided 10 hold n white man's primary for
nominating city officers. There will he TWO
primaries The drSt was set for March >
und the second for March ..
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Ann Broken by Fail on Ice,

Corsicann. Texas, February u Mrs
Sophie Levy fen on the ice Yesterday and
broke her arm between the elbow and
shoulder.
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Tor : H nav adopted plans ana speoiscaton.
yertise FOR Form h, p, street paving aud viii al.
~, usys' The council bns MIA lh 4
the work money on hand With which 10 5egIy
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Carload OF lmmiorants,

Greenville, Texas, February so.-A party
OF immigrants reached Greenvllle yesterday
morning on the Cotton Belt Thcy were
aboard chair car 40. 31l. which was sot out
~ the depot and sent bnck east on the nest
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WATER, LIGHT AND POW Err
A State Plant Prov ded for in a Bill
by Me-. Murray.
THE PRESENT COST OF THE SERVICE
As Shown in The Appropriation Bill
Which Has Been Frsned--Notcs
Of the Legislature.

Apstin' Texas. February 81 some time
ntAt week Mr., Murray OF Wilson county
WIZ call M his bill providing for a state
Weier light and power plant and endeavor
70 have It passed. This Is mn interesting
subject and was conceived by tho pre
ceding administration. Il IL NECESSARY for
this bill to be disposcd of for the reason
the hnnnce committee can nor report tho
appropriation bill with any degree Of exact.
ness until Il Is known whether or not this
pi'i passeS should Mr. Murays blll be.
come law the finance COMMITTEE will De
"Ne to cut out considerable appropriations
pH'hdE nllowed for water light ans power
Tor the capitol, general land once, GOV.
ernof mansion, university hnd various
eieemosSn0rS Institutions situated at Aus
hhi aud on the other hand II the blll shoald
~ p"s9 J, VIII be necessary 20 hdd 70 the
EXPERIMENTATION heretofore made amounts rs
STATE lnnatlc asylum .......,..... $3.50
nNPtt'ui YuIiullE ...-4,,,,.,t.,.,,, 1907
KIN, "nu uuhO asylum, .,,.,..,., 600
confederate home . 9hfn
Df4I ana dumb asylum tcoloreD. i2IU
Stut@ university ,,.,,,.,.....,..,,. aOUJ
,ro,ot ------------
or total OF So, 500 for the tNo yes ara -'V
Inc reason Why II VIII be necessary IN
XII tpis sum to what has heretofore been
atNNau, is simply this; The contract br.
tWtcr the state md water md ilrht com
pNhN for al these institutions has eSpirod
9E WIZ expire In the near future, and thcs,
~ Wgt'5 are based npon the proposition sui.
uttE1 70 horrrnur SHyerS by the water
eng light company last December, and pib-
lehcd az the time In The Post.
ne state, Mr. Murray says. can not M
tnl TO be held up for such sum or