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PERSONAL MENTION.

Ike Cans is In New York on q business
trip.
Il. W Brahan Of Huntsville was at the
Rice yesterday,
MIR stub stevenson of Grovetou is visit
ing friends In this city
W A. Field Of Tmpsou was registered at
the Bristol yesterday.
Hon Rufus Hardy of Corsican0 was a
guest Of the Rice yesterday
f. c. Colman of san Antonio was Il
guest at the Burnett yesterday
W L. Hall Of Wharton was IN the city
yesterday and was registered at the La
/ than,
Miss iTattye weltmau of Fort Worth is
visiting Mrs ] Fricdlauder AT 1914 Prairie
avenue.
H. r. Curry Of lIoarnc was a visitor To
Houston yesterday aud was guest OF the
/ Burnett.
c. X. Caldwell Of Danyille, Ky was
! In Houston yesterday and was guest OF
! the Burnett.
John W, McMahon and D. NJ Doyle. two
| Of Navasotas citizens, were registered at
the Bristol yesterday.
V. b Proctor, prominent attorney o.
| Cuero was In Houston yesterday and was
registered at the Rice.
Mr. md Mrs. y. J Watkins Of Louis,
Vile, KY we're IN INuston yesterday aud
had apartments at the Bristol
Barney Pearstone and Max Davidson,
| business men of Palestine, came In last
night and registered at the Rice
Manager REILLY Of the local baseball team
! win 90 to beaumont this morning on bust
ness pertaining to the South Texas league
Miss Johnele Bryan and Miss Carrie
! Bryan left via the International and Great
Northern fast mail for Memphis yesterday
afternoon
Miss Lucie Adoue OF Calvert and Miss
Annie Kemp Of I'll Paso were visitors at The
Post last night The young ladies left last
night for I'll Paso, where Miss Adoue vii
spend few weeks at the home of Mist
|
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CLEVER BOY
Took the Teaoher's Food.

COX inc SaCHcFb ToOus
Careful observation on the part OF parents
and school authorities as TO proper, food
to use 10 bring up children VIII lead TO
healthy generation.
pupil IN q Philadelphia, Pa, school
says: ~ had a severe attack or typhoid
fever after which was so very weak ana
delicate that l could not attend school
Zone day, our teacher. who is great
student and able teacher, gave q lesson IN
physiology, In which proper food was dis-
s,ussed She recommended GrapeNHts
10 the class. aH she had used the food a
long whilo and watched results.
n thought that n Grape Nuts had en-
abled Her 10 teach class of boys as she
taught us, the food would do me good -
my weak state aud commenced eating ~.
III have used Grape Nuts steadily tor
over a year, am d little past 10 years olq'
and now measure feet 3 Inches, weigh
lg5 pounds aud am strong and wen. having
entlreiy recovered from my weak ana aeli-
cafe condition am very FOND or athletics
and Join actively In all the sports ~ our
Vicinity. -. 80. 49,. a.
fust the food for me and has butt me up
into strouR, active boy" Name given BY
Postum Cereal Co. Ltd. BATHS Creek
Mich.
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GRADUATES ENTERT AIMED
JUNIORS PAY COMPLIMENT TO
THOSE WHOSE WORK is ENDED.
a Dance and Reception at Bryan Hall
Last Night by Happy High
School Students.

There was large crowd present az Bryan
hun Hst night upon the occasion II the
hop rendered the graduates who receive
their diplomas next week by the class OF
lSoi Assembly hull was beautifully decH-
rated for the occasion, the colors Of tNc
Junior class blue and white pre- |, mlnet-
ing. with touch Of blue ana pink, tue
colors Of the graduating c,ass here a i
there fne orchcstraR gcrs'--wGs hidden
from view by stately ced.rs and ON the
stage were the figures 'Iti" and "o3," done
In the respective co ors az these classes.
The grand march was led by Mr. Fritz
Dyer and Miss Mary Klmhrough, the 0g.
ures, "0I," being formed in the eyoutions.
Punch was served during the evening 10y
Mrs Larkin and Miss Waterman. The AZ.
fair was a success and was greatly emf ied
by those in attendance. The members u
the class of 1904 are as follows: Fritz
Dyer, president; Frank Dwycr. vice pr 81
dent; Edna Stewart, secretary; Nicer W
Wilson, treasurer: Marian Archer Flo cnce
Barnett. ldclle Blackburn, Mary D.u.se
Brown, lola Burke, Maggie Colville. Edna
Cortes. Cinre Coyey, Clara Decker. Lula
l,ccl,er. Mamie Dortic. Luc,r Farmer
Mamie Fried 'nhaus, Lillian Garrett. FL n
Kennedy, Mary K'mbl ough, Pansy L'rkin'
GeneYiVe Murray Lille Newton, Lillian
lamsay, Myrtle Redwine' M"rN 10 he
Iiertle SouzH. Eleanor Ieichmau, BESSIE
rubb, Lottic Turley, Helen Tuttie, Maggie
Ward. Lillian Washhurn. Blanche Wensky
Lizzie Woodhesd, Mamie brennan, q yie
Farrell, Nellie Mills ami Pearl Pennington
The committees In charge Of the hop last
night were as follows Executive Fritz
Dyer, Florence Barnett Lillian Carr IT.
Mary Rookie, MctTrew Wilson Invitation
and rogrEm-MCGrew Wilson. Lillian Gar
rett Manic Frledcnhans. Edna Cortes.
Frank pwycr pecoratiou--Cl ire Convey.
Lillian Ramsay Bessie Jubb Floor Frank
Dwyer McGrew Wilson, Fritz Der.
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RECEIVER ASKED FOR.
Proceedings Filed Against the Texas
Telephone Company Of Waco.


Waco Texas, January %. Ed y. steph-
enson ct al entered suit against the Texas
Telephone company Of this city this after
noon for $4,000. and asked that the com
puny be placed IN the hands Of receiver
to close up It's business,
The plaintiff enters suit as stakeholder
Of the Electric Construction company and
for the other stockholders Of the company
similarly Interested and asks for 100000,
amount due the construction company for
the construction OF the telephone company $
plant, which Ii located IN this city.
The officers and directors of the Texas
Telephone company are sued for bond
issue of Sl5UOtu. and the ST. Louis Trust
company is made a party to this suit, as 81
is alleged TO hold SlOU.0uO of the oonus
issued 10y the company. The plaintiffs ask
that the bond issue be Cancelled and that u
receiver be appointed to take charge Of the
Affairs Of the two companies, namely, the
Texas Telephone company and the hlee-
trical Construction company, and that the
affairs of the telephone company lie wound
up.
The Texas Telephone company, known as
the Independent Telephone company IN this
city, was the first independent company of
any size 10 be erected IN this city.
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NnM sncretarv of etat..

Austin Texas. January %. The depart
ment OF state passed into the hands Of
the new administration at late hour thir
evening, The personnel of the depart
mcnt now is j r. Curl. vice John G. Tod
secretary OF state; o. X shannon. vice
George r. Kieble chief clerk; w. d.
Study, vice w. r. Parker executive clerk.
s II Tullmore, vice Lownie Denton, as
sstnut clerk The old employees remain.
ing IN the department are C.. W Payne.
ger, bookkeopcr and franchise clerk Miss
Mamie Maggie. stcnographer Immediately
previous 10 tho change the finance com
mittee OF the house went through the
state department and found everything In
first class condition.
George 7 Kieble has desk In tho land
office
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THE GOVERNMENTS ANSWER

In the Tyler Bank Case Filed and De-
Pendants viii Answer Today.
Tyler Texas, January 23.-Eederal court
convened az o'clock today To nenr the
answer 10 the plea at bar 10 the further
prosecution of the Tyler bank cases. The
governments answer to this plea arrived
from the attorney general at Washington
today. The defendants Mt their request
were granted until tomorrow morning TO
prepare the answer "a the governments an.
swer. The governments attorneys claimed
this afternoon that the Judge could not DIS
miss n case without the request Of the dis
triet attorney Tomorrow the motion VIII
be heard and argued. The defendants In
the case are II II. Rowland, A. h. Clark
md J. d. Moody.
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CITY BREVITIEs.

There are undelivered kilograms at me
ofarc az the Postal Telegraph company 10
Main street, FOR n ID, Bowen ana NJ .
Cox.
The ogarita council, No /! Degree OF
pncabonfNs will serve refreshments char
acterlstic ~ the Red Men In IonkIalWsa L
hail after the quenchine of the couhcil nre
tonight. A.,
There are nndelivered telerrams at the
ofSce Of the Western Union Telegraph com
pany for n n. Mosris916 ann JAMES RoTnGif
= sikes Jessie Reinhard, Ed Harlan,
opepator Francis and Mrs. Ida Muldraw
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Federal Grand Jury.

Austin, Texas, January 23.--rhe grand
Jury in tho Federal court submitted it's
dnal report and was discharged yesterday
evening. The jury returned ten indictments
during ItB sitting, tho last of which was
against citizen Of Travis county for the
ouense OF using the United States mails
TO- Illegal purposes,
The fury In Ito report to the court re-
fcrrod to the fact that the mail boxes on
rural free delivery routes are exposed 10
vandalism and more rigid Federal statutes
nre needed to protect them from destruc-
tlon. -Four OF the ten bills returned were
against persons for yandallsing these boxes.
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Verdict for the Bank.

Austin, Texas, January 23.-The case OF
Frank b owen VS. American National
Bank was called In the Fifty-third dis.
trict court last Monday evening and has
occupied the entire time OF the court since.
Plaintiff alleged IN his petition that while
In tho banking business In Manor, he drew
u check on the American National bank,
having funds on deposit TO protect y. Pay
ment waa refused, which Injured his bust
ness standing. wherefore he brought this
suit for $4,000 damages.
Tho jury returned for tho defendant.
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grand Jury for Monday. January 90 Three
'ascs will come before them for their con-
sidpration One burglary. another n
horse theft aud the third Is 10 reindlct q
negro whose case was called this week
and an Indictment found AZ a former term
was quRshcd Un to date there have hcon
seven convictions and three acqulttnls IN
the district court, John Aubrey is noW
being tried for assault TO murder on cite
Albert Matthews, colored.
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Insutance Statement.

Austin, Texas, January 23.--The annual
statement Of the Texas IAfe Insurance. COM
pany Of Waco was MED with the commits
sioner OF insurance, statistics and history
today, and granted permit to do busi-
ness another year In the state. The state.
mcut shows. Policies IN force ut end OF
lJV2 SlUJ 40, premiums received, Sl,OI2.2o;
state tax, $353A2; Office fees, ST. This
Texas company was organized IN 1900. and
the statement MED shows the business OF
the company 10 be on safe basis and
increasing.
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Beautiful Calendar.

One OF the most beautiful souvenirs OF
the new year IS Swift's premium calendar
tor 1903, issued by Swift & Co.
The original Is from the brush OF the
celebrated French artist, Asti, while the
work represents the highest standard o.
modarn iithography In every respect, IL
Is n most charming souvenir and httingLy
deserves the title "Premum.'
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Wells.MetzInaer.

Galveston, Texas, January 2s-Mr. f. d.
Wells and Miss Lula Metznger OF Houston
were married yesterday evening by justice
Of The Peace r. II. Barry, Mr. Wells If
connected with the Houston and Texas
Central railway as machinist and the bride
IL native HOustonian. Mr. and MIS- We,Is
LII snend n few DAYS in Galveston before
returning to Houston, their future home.
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|nTelNG THE PAVEMENTS
-.,o,ueER STOPS PRACTICE OF
~ lSe IRON INTO ASPHALT.
o,dlranoes and Bookkeeping
Ne" !, rxoets viii Not Go Be-
s''' lore Council Monday

4 Dormant is determined to
~ ~ clty's new pavements' wnlen
nv s.ea put down at 80 muen eA I,,,',,.a
eeen p' arc pending in the corpora
r. ea'es a result Of that officials Vigil
y cours - a,dav the engineers office was
n ~. che Citizens Telephone COM
3lfsd 'Ds s.,r,ne iron pegs into the Pres
w. We pavement in its work OF ploc-
h vsps cables. An arrest OF the
pnns ,ha work crew was Immediately
FSih ,he work, which is declared to
4gtt ehG nositlvc injury to the pavement
II ordered s'C cpse is fled against Jacob
~ ss ,ybo in moving a house. drove iroh s
nee ~ Intersection OF washington huu
n At tDe ~ IN order to anchor the cap
n ID hu,J wlich the chain Is wound.
II Ipa .es are set for hearing at : o'clock
ssdsy.
q ,.-oas OF the city health office yes
y ..Sc the regular inspection of the
nv anorters Of the city. But one new
4 ri was noted,
W. .,,b ofAce was asked by Justice
..s.rs to Investigate. the sudden death
N infant child OF MIS-. nm niih,e r, at,,,n y,
uses
\ oOIv remaining work Of the expert
.,arts IS the establishment of a new
a .sm N bookkeeping and operating the
~. denartments. The office force under
y N Brown is busily engaged in pre-
1,,nr the blanks and book forms that viii
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THE GLAD TlD1NGS.

4 Al who are Interested In the second coin.
fg Of our Lord, the establishment Of His
brsdom and the blessing OF al the FAM
n Of the earth are earnestly invited to
Btepd the services held at room EOS, Ma
\ ID building, every Sunday at II a. ~. and
thursday at 8 p m. The divine plan of
ts ages Is explained from the Bible. No
fliectlOnS
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CARDIFF lis
GALVESTON STOCK
GonzaIes COUNT Grand Jury.

onynlcs Texas January ~ Judge 80
SuhCa continued talkiHg for nraTly hal
an hour with the lights out in The hall
Finally deputy sheriff ana others sue
ceeded I'm getting part OF the lights burn
ing and Jones finished his lecture viii
numerous severe thrUsts at certain condi
tions IN Dallas as he estimated them Th
incident has caused keen feeling ON tn
part OF the prohibitionists.
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CHRISTIAN sCTrNcr

||Say ssryiee sur 81 Of Christ. Scientist Sun
||SSvSSiiect, Love" q ga, a, m, and 1880 p. m.
sadpra evening meeting o Of az 10 oc q, n
h Y '0om open daily from 10 . sioI m
.shoOl al IiS IA OF Christ. scientist-.sundsv
,s ,. n. 8 sI n Services at ii a. IN. and
|e'ening ,9ipuolect, Love" Wednesis '
uhg at 7;30 O'clock
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CENTRAL cHRIsTIAN curRrM

". Brlckert, pastor. Services as fol
fsH $3.50 a, m. Bible school. 1915 q. IN.
fsInoni subject The Divine Witness"
Nv p n, Young Peoples Society Christian
laoeayor' 1880 p N. evdngellstic services.
fpeclal music, Solo in forenoon by Miss
anderson,
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SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES.

CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN.
the usual Sunday ana midwcek services
iii be conducted by the pastor Rev. 4,
Buchanan.
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ORANGE COTTON MILL.
Contract for the Building Has Been Let,
II Is Announced

Orange, Tcxas, January Z2.-rhe free
tors u the Orange Cotton Mills zap ny
are in receipt Of a letter from Judge A,
OF. Hatcher, president ana contracting
agent for the company stating that the
contract for the construction Of the big cot.
ton mill at Orange hes been awarded 90
Moody 4 Martin OF Comanche and that
work win begin at an early date, Judge
Hatcher Is expected here saturday to 10 K
after matters connected with the cotton
mill
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POLL TAX MEETING.

meeting viii be held on Monday Turner hsu Of the
Ou assemblies To matter
ssm non members Of labor IN
ny % amendment carried Mt the last
Is prepHrat on. '''N'
OF nenb
OF the po1auce " ~ '
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NASH1NGToN STREET METHODIST
EpISCOpAI y

Rev S. w. Thomas, pastor. Sunday
tghoo At 800 a. NJ. Preaching at II a. m.
Nd at 100 =. m by the pastor Nidweek
lsyer service Wednesday at T;30 p. IN.
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One bottle OF Burnett's Vanilla Extract
IA better than three Of the doubtful kind.
Though costing few esnts more per bot.
tie, lie purity and great strength make II
the most economical brand.
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bales, the entire crop Of the lssge plnuta
tlous adjacent ia Hearne has been sold ana
when the weather clears VI little the do
llvcries Of the last lots sold VIII he made
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CENTRAL BAPTIST

pa ball. 1o i,SSlales; pastor Meets In Cen.
lchoOl at a iSS6os Texas avenue. sunday
naching al il d, m, Public worship and
kIpected y after preaching. All m rI hnys
ne business De present TO assist in dirnnte
x snpounosss anairs, Other meotInce ,,iIl
uVuneed In confernnnn ueVtlngs WIZ
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nnrina the illness Of DR.. ]. H, Blake,
mr. NJ. Goss viii respond TO al calls
Of his patients. Phones, office 1861 resi-
dence, e24.
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WEsTMINsTER pRKsBYTrRIAN

= Wmore. Smith, minister. will preach
.s.aiy a. IL a. N, aud 7;45 p, m. Sunday
Vi vac g IN, Young Peoples Society
AHstian Endeayor p. IN.
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-. Under Heavy so,d

ir'ntsd aspefry. on tho charge 81 az.
,esaa yes,eras'' was placed under $40
s,s;sed tai OF Justice Matthew II Is
- a' Derry assaulted young
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|rKEB STREET METHODIST EpIsco.


Rev. George 4 Collins, pastor. Sunday
teaool O!S0 a, NJ Preaching at II a. m. and
l@ m by pastor Epworth League
fsstlne $50 ?. u.
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lIearne .I1oIdInns Of cotton SD

HcDruc. Texas, january AT Another lot q
" Brazos bottom cotton was sold today
.q MCSsrf, George McFaddcn Bros
n Whnrrcs y rtc Incotnaccq2o nfr about $50
ic- nor mud j. Lee Penn of Waxahnchie, uu,
NJ V q. Rosser ~ Kansns City.
tn Iongview Crate and WoodeuwGro com
d. pany Of Longyiew fled an amendment Il
no it1 charter increasing Its 'capitnl stock iron
he slc0U0 to $4,000.
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A HANDcAR WRECKED.
Two Of the Men on It Were Quite Badly
Hurt.

Coperhs Cove, Texas, January 22.-Iast
night at - o'clock Section Foreman Jen
Warren and two men were called out TO re-.
place a broken rail, and on return their
car was wrecked, breahnE three ribs for
Foreman Warren ana severely cutting Tom
LANES head. S. kellogg was unhurt, an 4,
thinking both men Killed, put the ear bach
on the track and both men on n aud pushed
them IN, arriving about daylight, exhausted
Warren and Layne are seriously injured
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IN COMMITTEE.

EEN n 7 %
Austin, Texas January 23.-eenate com
ra,ttees met today and decided 90 recon-
mend balls 80 to.le~si
Cities Towns aud cerporAuonG--FaYor-
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p 9:SO M wilson, pastor Sunday school
bat PrescS,rSC " Atkinson, superintend,
ouag PeonIa,g a. II Il. m. aud 9:so n M
hrogam prenoso Union at $50 D. ~ Good
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sHEARN METHoDIsr

i n p p,a nay, pastor. Sunday school e:so
b. t5a rs seaching II a. m. aud 1880 n. m
|iebsr J ipS n Epworth League $40 r. m
bns :" prayer meeting Wednesday even.
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bsverr VnSns at II a, NJ and 7:30 n. m. bv
|fhUrsdsr 20! q, Mckinney. Prayer service
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fENDENT L1BERAr, SPIRIT.
M UATJSr ~ ihl l.

osatlon MI vincent b,t Liberal spiritualists as
NJ At $50 o,c Ioi1 IFS regular weekly serv-
sgesEer 1Nsl NIL i0loA Texas u agepun "a O qbo
ss.'llyet Is Florence {. p. sbatfer. VIII
set' View eTpu curse from the following SIM,
,sloet and ips,Ironm the Fourth Dimension
ti'u lecture eeoorrUnmenial music. Following
1''e to the yl siblaa Leaf from the in,
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4. i4sB t,.sS METHODIST. Rev. EI.'
~ elJtn pastor, Preaching M n ~,
foai1 ,:oI p M Sunday school at $40 a m
FI ruO, league at D, N. Devotional service
a1,Si'Ii,i League at $40 p. m, STRANGERS
"uahy invited to all services
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IN THE HOUSE.

~
The following bills, resolutions and memo
rails we're introduced;
BY Mr. Mays-Relatng 10 papers, ETC..
TO be taken by jury upon retirement
BY MIR Pierson OF Hunt-To prohibit
playing baseball and football on Sunday
By Mr.. Tharp-ICreating a special road
system for Coryell county,
BY Mr. CalvinAddiDg two years to
present scholastic age.
BY Mr. Prescribing a period OF lin.
itaTon for bringing actions for recovery OF
real estate founded upon reservations OF
liens in executory sales, etc.
BY Mr. oye--l'royiding for appointment
of oaiclal stenogTaphers for district courts.
By MI Browne Of demonstrating 10
the trinl Of causes so as to hx method
for the setung thereof for trial.
BY Mir Boyd--Relating 20 sherins' fees
In civil cases
By Mr. Hancack-To authorize the incor-
poration OF mutual assessment life aud ac-
cident insurance companies.
BY Mr. Meitze. -hrlating To pay ~ com
~ attorneys IA criminal actions.
| BY Mr. Bulin-lTo require operators Of
cotton gins and public and priyate weighers
Of cotton to report TO the county judge Of
their respective counties the number Of
bales guncd and weighed by them every
fifteen days.
BY Mr.. Trlce-Readng TO the fraudulent
sla % mosisaged properly and OF farm
produce under landlords Hen.
BY Mr.. Hendrck-Act 70 further provide
Tor the creation OF school districts.
By Mr.. MlddIpbI Ouk -NelatlhB 10 fuHEohd
crossings and stock gaps.
w N1 fpaAar Act 20 improve the penal
sy<ten Of the state OF Texas,
By Messra. O'Quian, HODten, lice and
HeaGrick kciatiug to the unlawful carry
ing OF firearms and other weapons.
By Mr. Wooten-EiXing punishment for
hunting and fishing within enclosed lands
az another without consent or owner
By Mr. Murrell-Act 70 further regulate
life Insurance policies.
BY Mr. Misunderstanding method for re-
! turning deLositions into court
Nv Mr. Isaacks-JOint resolution relating
m Tho issuance Of bonds by Incorporated
companIe4 aud amending the constitution.
nv Mr. Onion--Act 70 provide for mode
and manner OF conducting elesllons.
Bv Mr. seabury-Memoriol OF the Texas
worlds Fair commission 10 the legislature
re6uesting an appropriation to make an
exhibit al the Fair Of the resources and
urospects Of the State Of Texas.
nv Mr. Love-ro regulate mutual life In
Furance companies
Nv Mr. Manufacturing 70 the powers
and duty OF commissioners courts sitting
os boards Of equalization
nv Mr. Iove--To provide Tor the organ
izafion Of trust companies.
Nv Mr. Calein- Providing for the appoint
ment OF a clerk or secretary for the Con
federate home
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D Bryan hs,, "ney. D. D., pastor. Services
/. M ~ r. sunday at IL a. IN. ana 7iac
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NAsHAN METHODIST CHURCH
TABERNACLE MrTuon,sr

,a a.,sascIhlng II a. m and 78O D. m. En-
Es Wan L5,os9e at p. IN. Prayer meeting
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SIS Cayo Mona (Br.), London.
SIS Alberto Treves (Br), Hamburg
SIS Assuncion de Lsrrinaga iBr1, Man.
chester
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sanS.E EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN.
h io;s6 scG 1 At a. IN. Regular service
d. m Rev w. Blasburg' pastor,
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SAIL
Sc Assuncion de H.
chester.
SIS Cayo Mona CBrD
So Alberto Treves (Brt,