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nor WEATHER wEAKENs.

II you feel tagged out, listless and
lacking Ia energy, you are perhaps
suffering from the facilitating effects
of summer weather. These symp-
toms indicate that a tonic Is needed
that will create q healthy appetite,
10 the liver. This. Herbine will do /;
ri. J. Freegard, Prop. Grand View
Hotel, Cheney, Kan, writes: 81
have used Herbine for the last l2
years, and nothing on earth can
beat IL. IL was recommended TO me
by DR.. Newton, Newton, Kan" Joc
at Hood a Martins.
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COMING EVENTS.

June 5-Commeneement exercises
begin at Park High School.
June Especial road tax election
for Ellislcounty.
Jane S.-Elleryhs Royal Italian
Band, at Park Auditorium.
June l6.-Three days session OF
the North Texas Medical AssociA-
ton In this city.
June 23.-Ellis County Summer
Normal, ten days session at Trinity
University.
July 2i.-Ten days session of the
Waxahaehie ChautAuqua and Sum
rner Assembly.
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LAREDO. Trx. Jure s.-Sews reash ~a
here that Mrs Euiallo Flores. living
near Santa GsrtrudeE. who was f9@
year" old and who Was both blind aHc
deaf, Vas accidentally shot and Killed
- ore % her gr~at-Ereat graude0us
who mistook her for coyote as sbs
As 'rawltuE toward his house in tas
darkness
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Indianapolis, June 6.--The relief com
mittee of the board OF trade voted ssesl
for the relief Of the Kansas food suf-
fereTs Secretary Smith wired the gov
srnor Of Kansas asking him 10 whom
the check should b. made payable. IT,
committee will vote another 1865 II
necessary. Three hundred dollars add
tionai has been raised
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Al Lttle Rock-I4ttle Rock. 4 Nash
vile 9.
Al shreeeport-tiame forfeited To
ShreNeport-s to 0, Atlanta failing a. B.
rive In time
At Memphis Memphis. 2: Montgou-
cry, /. ten innings.
At New Orlea us-SeW Orleans, T.
Birmingham, 4
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Gr~euNllle. Tex. june e-w p
Hoehn- employed as bother for the
Gre+uFule Bottliug nd Manufacturer
works. broke the record for fast hot ,
ting IT, one hour he bottled nfty
i've cases Of sods water. each case con-
tanning t~eBty four bottles, or a to-. s
OF 1899 bottles
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81. Louis. June Sin the vicinity
OF the Grand avenue pumping station
at North ST Louis the track OF the
keokuk and Northwestern road gave
way and a switch engine was precip-
itated into the river. The engineer and
three other men in the cab had a mar
row escape from drowning
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Monroe. La, June 6-Baton Rouge
and Monroe played a remarkable game
OF ball here, the struggle lasting eight
cen innings without run being made.
Baton Rouge got two hits and made
two errors, while Monroe secured I've
hits and erred three times. The cav
belong 20 the Cotton States league.
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Galveston June 6.-GAlvestoa raised
over az for the food and storm suf-
fer~rr by committees appointed BY the
business league TO solicit funds Sew
ersl Of the committees have not com
pl~ted their lzbors
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Al Bcston-BoSton 10; Chicago. =.
At washinEton-St. Louis. :. Wash
ington. I.
At Phihdelphia- Philadelphia. 4. D.
troit ?,
At New York-New York. S. Cleye-
land T.
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Crowley, La, June s.-The Grow les
Rice Food company, with a capital
stock Of a quarter OF million dollars.
was organized in this city by prominent
local rice men.
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Forest Miss. June e.-News reached
here that Hsmes Boyles a planter.
was shot from ambush by three negroes
In the southern part OF the county.
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NacoEdoc hes. Tex. June Bob Skel-
ison ~=s shot and fatally wounded
near AslTo%s in this county. Mr.. Mil~y
surrendered to Constable Posey of Mel
rose
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NOTICE is hereby given that the the
scroed are not paid before the 10th
be instituted in the district
close the tax lien Respectfully,
CLINT SPALDING,
Tax Assessor and Collector, Waxahachie,
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We cater TO the best trade. Phone
as your Brougham or Transfer or
ders. Phones 20. Condo Mosley. IS
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FOR REST-A house On Billiards.
Heights with acre II geound, = good
cell and good barn. &c. ". Simp-
sDn. NJ
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FOR SALE-t8 pigs Apply to
new grist mill or ]. r, Williams +,
East End. Phone 10 Of residence
20. II
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NANI COLUMN |

LOST Back OF ladies watch, blue
enamelec and gold stars. Please
notify Mrs. :, r.. Shellito, 40 Mon
roe st. G
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WANTED TO RENT -Furniahed
5r unfurnished rooms to small fam
lily. Call or address III Nickery
street. 81
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FOR sALE-A good rniJch eow and
calf. See w. II Finchsr OF :. II
Thornhill -
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FOR SALE The Eembls home
stead ia East End. Apply TO r. =.
kamble. II
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toST-Oue paafowi Flnder please
aotify Pete EIfis. II
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HAVE a large gravel pin and
teams To haul with. Gravel deIiv.
cred TO your homs ~ reasonable
prices. ". A. Briggs 5otf
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FoUED--A door key near Msttro.
dat church. Call and get same at
thia ONCE. II
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FOR SALE-Old uArers, &c per
hundred, at this Office II
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BOARDERS We are now pre-
pared to take a nnulbvr II roomers
and boarders al slg Per month.
Close 10 square. J. NJ. HArwell. -
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Killed BY Falling INTO a Wei

Devine Texas, January 7.-Rube Whet-
lock, young man about IS or 20 years
old whose home was near sabinnl was
Killed IN a well on the ranch of Mr.. L. b,
English near here, late yesterday evening
English 10 clean out his well and they
had let him down In the we'll when
near the bottom be called to be pulled
back, a distance Of 1876 feet breaking his
neck and both legs A Mexican at once
went down IN the well and brought the
body out Wbctlock had only been in
this section about week and nothing Is
known about his family kilograms have
been sent 10 Sabinal. but no replies have
been received
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New Charters.

Austin, Texas, January s,-The follow,
ing charters and permits to do business in
Texas were filed With the secretary Of
state today:
The Starr Hartnett & Edmlston Company
Of Palestine capital stock 100000 Pur
pose, huyng and selling goods, wares and
merchandise Incorporators A f. Starr
C. +. Edmiston. IT, w. Starr and L. G.. Ed
mission. all Of Texas
The Big Mound oil company Of Phoenix
Arizona, was granted q permit to do bust
ness In Texas. The capital stock of this
big corporation is 81 0O0000 The principal
business headquarters outside Of Phoenix Is
Des MoineS, Iowa Its purpose Is 10 buy
aud lease lands and prospect for oil. gus,
coal. sulphur and other minerals
Vaughan q Co. Of Strat'Ord and Tex
homa, sherman county. Texas, capital
stock $4,000. Purpose. purchase and sale
OF goods, wares and merchandise. Including
qgricNlturql implemsnts;z lpeorPorator$
Vaughan and @. Nattlngby Of Sherman
county
The Adelphan Theological societies II
education. and training Of young ministers.
lncorporators; j. i. Norris, j. r. Reynolds,
4. y, Little, Mark n. Dunn, b. S. Lockett,
". T.. Mason and w. T, Davis.
III Paso Bricklayers Local union No. / Of
III Pnso. Purpose. the protection Of mem
hers IN their pursuit. Incorporators: T. G.
Kopphan. ]. l.. Anderson, John Caldwell,
q f. Coleman and II. lIierholzer.
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Lives Of Suffering and
Sorrow Avered
And Happiness and Prosperity
Assured by
CutlcuraSoap, Dlntmentand Pills
When All Else Fails. I

Every child born into the world with
an inherited or early developed ten
denoy to distressing, disfguring hui
mours OF the skin, scalp and blood, he
comes an object Of the most tender So
licitude, not only because Of its suffer-
ing, but because Of the dreadful fear
that the designation is to be lifelong
and mar its future happiness and pros
perity. Hence it becomes the duty of
mothers of such afflicted children to ac-
quaint themselves with the best, the
purest and most effective treatment
available, viz, The Cuticura Treatment.
Warm baths with Cuticura Soap to
cleanse the skin and scalp of crusts and
scales, gentle applications of Cuticura
Ointment, TO allay itching, irritation
and Inflammation, and soothe and heal.
and mild doses of Cuticura Resolvent
Pills, to cool the blood 10 the severer
cases, are all that can be desired for the
alienation OF the suffering of skin tor
tured Infants and children, and the COM
fort of WORKOUT parents.
Millions Of women use Cuticura Soap,
assisted by Cuticura Ointment, for pre-
serving, purifying and identifying the
skin, for cleansing the scalp of crusts.
scales and dandruf, and the stopping
of falling hair, for softening, whitening
and soothing red, rough and sore hands,
for baby rashes, itchings and ehafings,
IN the form of washes for annoying
irritatioDs and in1ammations, and for
many sanative, antiseptie purposes
which readily suggest themselves.
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a. Q. U. W. Rooks Checked.

BRYAN. Texas January g. The Grand
Lodge officers Of the Ancient Order OF
United Workmen have been here the past
tw" daya checking up the hooks and ac-
counts Of Grand Recorder Joo b. Reed.
They found everything correct and IN eI-
cellent shape and oompljmented Mr. Reed
on his efficient work Those present were:
J. y Green, grand master workman Of
Halletsvllle; ". A. hassell, special dep
NY grand master, ~ Tlallas; W. Rut.
lndg', deputy grand master, Of san An.
tonic and @. j Won Rosenberg La Grange:
W. d Cowlay, Georgetown and r. r. L.
Montgomery, Calvert, members of the a.
Green and some of the other Grand Lodge
officers remained In the city tonight and
met with The local lodge and assisted in
GERS
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pcpison. Texas, January The resi-
dence Of Joe Irwin, No 9ls West Chestnut
street, and occupied by ! NJ Price aud
family, was totally destroyed by hrc this
morning
with am It's contents The loss on the
residence rs cstlmnted at $1,000. with $3.50
Insurance Mr. PricN places his loss ON
insurance. Tho heat from the burning
resdence set IRE 10 the home Of oliver
T. Sammons. No olG West Chestnut street.
The Kitchen and dining room We're de
suoyed The damage 10 the building was
SG0N fully covered by insurance Loss
on furniture about $121, with no insurance.
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HELD WITHOUT BAL.

Steve Kicks Charged with Shooting ard
Killing His Sister
Karnes CITY Texas. January s-rn the
examining trial Of steve Kicks before Jus.
uce Long or Rungc, held here yesterday,
the defendant was remanded to Jail with
ont the benefit OF bail Rlcks is charged
With killing his sister near Ruuge on De
cemher 3, 1902, while he and his sisters
husband Otto Won Roeder. were in
OF the house Kicks had previously threat
cned 10 XII Rocder and Went 10 Roeder's
house 10 carry his threats into execution,
when he Killed his sister. as stated above
Kicks has sued ont writ of hAbeas corpus
before Judge Wilson at Cuero. hut the
case has not yet been set down for a
hearing
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sood condition aud gives promise Of being

lurge one.
some months ago the membership OF tn,
local odd Fellows lodge was divided up Ii
TWO classes, aud n contest started TO dc
termlne which side could propose the largest
member OF acceptable applications for In
ltiation by the first OF the year The matter
was determined at the meeting last night
aud under the arrangements, the losing
membership.
rhe tug John z. Smith returned from its
trip down the coast last sunday and VIII re-
main here indefinitely
p, $. Hum of Iowa Is expected TO arrive
here tomorrow with a party OF prospective
Investors who are making tour for the
purpose Of nnding a desirable location,
Drilling on the oil well west Of town con.
tnues this week without Interruption The
well Is down about 1900 feet, and the own
ers say II VIII be continued to depth OF
1900 or 1000 feet before giving up unless
oil Is found,
The east end OF Main street has been
graded down. ana the Improvement is vel.
coined by the teamsters
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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL
The Peniteniiary bOard Has Accepted
The Big Sugar NH.
THE REPORT OF THE REFEREE THEREON
States that It Is Even Better Than the
Contract Called FORA NJ nber
Of New Charters Filed.

Austin Texas January S-After n SEES.
sion consuming the entire afternoon Of yes
terday aud part Of the night, the penlten.
tlaty board agreed TO accept the new sugar
mill from the contractors, and gave out the
| following statement with reference to the
matter today
The board Of peniteutlary commissioners
on yesterday accepted the sugar mill built
for the State by Il. L. Hedin ON the VIII
liam Clemens farm, in Brazoria county,
the acceptance being based upon the fol
lowing report from Mr., I, w. House who
was selected as referee. aud under whose
supervision the plans and specifications for
the mill were prepared. The commission.
crs themselves have also visited the farm
since the completion Of the mill, aud have
Witnessed its operation
To The Governor and penitentary Board.
Houston, Texas, January IT, 1900 -Gentic-
men, Last sunday my engineer, NV.
and Mr. Robertson, to inspect tue sugar
house contracted tor by Mr A. L. Ilenin.
/ herewith attach Mr.. Wunsch's report on
same. also attach Mr.. A. Duchamps re-
port, who was present during the construc-
ton Of the building and machlnery, undnr
tue employ OF tue Suite Whereas there
are some discrepancies between utp sr,Li-
ucations ana the report OF MIR " uuSl u +
DO not consider them of much Importance
except those which Mr. uCnln d-r,vs 80
turnlSh aud complete the sugar house aud
all machinery. / also herewith hand you
his lettcr 10 thar effect. Under Mr.. lief
mn contract dated April g. lHO2 here
with approve and accept said sugar house
aud machinery with the understanding tnut
M llellin Is To- nnish same according to
! consider this sugar house the best in
Texas, ana mueh better than the contract
board win remember It was hrst agreed to
furnish d second band outtit. aud the con
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ONLY A SUGGESTION.
But It Has Proven Of Interest and Value
to Ihnnsarars


to Thousands.
common sense would suggest that If one
wishes TO become fieshy and plump II cal
only result from the food we eat aud digest
ana tnat food should be alhumiuous or 6esh
forming food, Ike eggs, beefsreak and Ger
calls; In other words the kinds of food tint
make desh are the foods which form tht
greater part Of our daily bills Of fare.
But the trouble is that while we eat
enough and generally too much, the stom
ach, from abuse and oYerwork, does not
properly digest aud assimilate II, which Is
the reason so many people remain thin aud
under weight; the digestive organs do not
completely digest the flesh forming beef
steak and eggs aud similar wholesome food
There are thousands OF such who are
really confirmed dyspeptcs, although they
nience from their stomachs.
IL such persons would lay their prejudices
aside and make regular practice Of taking,
after each meal, one or two of stuart Dys.
pepsia Tablets the food would be quickly
and thoroughly digested, because these
tablets contain the natural peptones and
diastase which every weak stomach lacks,
and by supplying this want the stomach is
vigor,
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets digest every
form Of flesh forming food, meat, eggs
bread and potatoes, and this Is the reason
they so quickly build up, strengthen and
inygorate thin, dyspeptic men. women ana
children.
Invallds and children, even the most deli.
cate, use them with marked benefit as they
contain no strong, Irritating drugs, no
cathartic nor any harmful ingredient.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Is the most
successful and most widely known OF amy
remedy for stomach troubles because II is
the most reasonable aud scientific OF modern
medicines.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by
every druggist IN the United states and
Canada ms well as In Great Britain, at 80
cents for complete treatment
Nothing further is required to cure any
stomach trouble or to make thin, nervous,
dyspeptic people, strong, plump and well.
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az from Tarrant; International and Great
northern Railroad Company vs. L, IL
ihoyt from Bexar; Western Iinios Teie.
1ggPsu. ,N;3mpany vs. W l.. Pearco. from
rrnls' missouri, Kansas and Texas RAILWAY
1ompany OF Texas vs.. j. NJ Gentry from
belli y. Louis Southwestern RAILWAY COM.
Pauy o. Texas vs. j. ~ Byers from Hunt.
" Cronch VS. NJ h. Crouch 81 nj fron,
Collin; Cotton States Builjinp Con,,,,,.
vs. John j. Rawlins ct all from His.
1harles q Thomas rinslcy vs. s IA No,
n i.a!y ei ~; from Harris; st. Louis South
western Railway Company OF Texas vs.
i. -. smith. from Cherokee: C. Tetzerirs,
vs.. FRANK lidink ct al from Fayette. A L
TTnanners vs. Elizabeth Gallup ct al from
b e,raat, ci ~. u shelter Us. Fort Worth mud
pehNer CITY Railway Company. from clay
Applications dismissed for want \ urls
diction: G.. Graham Watts VS.. - r
NlckeS Nease ct al, from Bexar; w '.
W9olaaSSn ct al VS.. r. b. Kutcman. froA
, Certified questions answered: singer sew
NY Macnlne tomnany VS.. Frank Rios from
"a, AVIS rort Worth and Rio Grnndc Rail
WY = ompany vs. Southwestern Telegraph
ana Telephone Company. from Brown
reset for January IL: Haiek & simlcek
u snbm yi 81 Luck from Fayette.
u W. Long, from McCulloch
Set for January TO- ncnlson and sbcr-
man halfway Company VS. ST. Louis South
TECstern Railway Company Of Texas, from
TraNson' w. =. Norman ct al VS. r. ID.
thompson ct nj, from Hunt.
- FASSCd TO future day Of term Galveston,
iarrlSburg and san Antonio Railway Com.
panF VS.. Paul Ginthcr ct M. from vi Paso.
Motions for rchearing Of applications dis.
missed: +. Brandt ct al VS. Colorado
Salt Company ct al, FROM Mitchell. Eli
i toN' administrator, ct al vs. Mary b. Rob
pms 81 al. from Navarro.
Motions for rehcaTing submitted: Hous.
ton East and West Texas Railway Com
RanS ys Coleman r. De Walt. from Polk;
from (fTaySOu; IcXan9 Sculps or al ts
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WILL AeANpoN osrIcKs.o
Waco Soda Wster Vendors Can Not A
lord the Lag.

Waco Soda Wster Vendors Can Not Az
ford the Tax.
Waco, Texas, January s.-The circular
that was issued In the middle Of December
from the treasury department requiring all
druggists and confcctioners who dispense
soda water and drinks OF similar beverages
to which any distilled spirit, wine or any
compound is added, are to pay the retail
liquor dcnlcr's tax, Is working decided
hardship upon such dealers 10 this city.
The law Is enective January /. special
agent Of the treasury department was In
the city yesterday and notified these deal
crs that they must pay these licenses or
stop the sale. Quite large number have
signihed their intention OF abandoning the
sale of these drinks, as there Is not enough
money to be made to pay the licenses
Those who have paid or win pay are doing
SO under protest and already the matter
has been taken up with the treasury de-
partment. as wei as with Collector Of
Revenue Webster Flanagan.
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Hendersonls Larqe Contraet.

Austin, Texas, January S. Hon Travis
Henderson OF Lamar county arrived in
Austin last night, went over TO san An
tonic today aud will return Saturday aud
remain here until the legislature conyenos
''Et is likely" he said. That 1900 or 1900
bills will be introduced during the session,
all Of which expect to watch and TO
which snail offer amendments at the
proper time Il ia my Judgment the meas
urcs can be Improved.
Late administrations in this State have
run the government too much by commits
slnus Almost any rnfolm has been en-
trusted ia come kind Of commission. ! Oh
icct To this way of doing thugs. II Is
Capitalization OF power tlat does not meet
mS approval II Is getting NEST too far
fium the people "a suit my views of sound
Democratic doctrine When revision Of
The tax laws was thought tn be needed.
instead of having the legislature make the
changes necessary In the law a tax com
mission was created, and while In their re
port this commission made some very good
suggestions. vet the report as whole
was unsatisfactory.
A representative is elected by the PEG
pie, rs responsible 10 the people and as "A
rule Is careful In what he does, knowing
that II hlnnders are made or unwisc things
are done he will he retired These commits
sinns are appointed aud their Responsibilities
Is to the power that appoints t&em, and
hence they regard the peon!o very little
lu their transactions. 7 believe In staying
as close 70 the masses so that Nron2doluc
In public life. or an unsatisfactory public
service, can he reached ~ the people who
carry the burdens of government pay its
henrd along ell lines. aud on all questions
Of public policy.
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So q WalIsr countv Land.

Hampstead, Texas, January S.A deed Of
conveyance was nled with the county clerk
today I'm which w. L. Hassack and G. j.
Smith both Of Harris county, Texas. CON
yey to Daniel Wright and A, J. Linebargcr
both Of the state OF Illinois, block i0l Of
the Houston ana Texas Central Railroad
survey, containing $40 acres Of land, for a
consideration OF sl0,253
This land Is situated in the southern part
Of Waller county, III AS iuP o rice section
as can he found IN the state. Tbs pur'
ton Of the county Is settling rapidly with
people from the Western States. who e1
pect TO plant large acreage Of this land In
rice
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euadaIupe Wanta eood Roads.

seguln, Texas, January s.A movement
has been iuaugurated and will be submitted
10 the next meeting Of the county com.
missoncr5, with the view of the Issuance
Of $4,000 Guadalupe county bonds for road
purposes. This can be done on a raise
Of taxes Of . cents ON the hundred dollars.
The roads throughout the comfy are In
very had condition as result Of the recent
rains II Is thought that the Issuance OF
bonds on this basis will have the double
purpose Of improving our roads and seat
present year.
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Cntton Eirn susnends.

Ssu Antonio, Texas, January s.-W. NJ.
Mayes s Co. Who for about ave years,
have been conducting cotton brokerage
business in san Autouio, dolns large bust
ness, have suspended on account Of not
Of me sdynuce 81 cotton prices When seen
today MIR. Mayes stated that he had no
plans for resumlng business and could not
state the exact amount Of bis liabilities.