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MERCWF.I.VIAR, COLORADO COUNTY, TEXAS, MARCH 29, .902.TO TH£ READING PUBLIC. J .♦**eeee*e -iWs collected 10 lb* «'lt; inking bis receipt therefor.8fC. U. The librarian aBnll not j«iiA books (0 any member wbo »nr« tlm YPeto-o* LI- d*ce not present mer«b*r*bip card,sulked steadily on, ice aba being lo improve slid elrvsle the lumdaoa*forl)r.BillBo-cm-01Mo..lor,»»y* ■ ml KMKt av-rwhovcdiJayBUSeiii-LIttoR‘lA Ci*ur • sift Mi. mine Her-of Iia members nrnl the gradual upbuilding of a library, Tbslt f«w wbo biivn slayfd In tbe society sines it ««* liral orgnuized are justly proud of tlio progress oir litll* organiaitllon bn» made. Bill now (be society wiiihee loeonlnb-uto ita library, fund* and boul.-cmoio the library association «o Ihol ibe cltixona ol Weimar can dorlra beuatll from having ucceie to oar iibrniyuia coroiuel cost.So »L)!e (be W. L. D. eodely t* a tirh-tit recoltootlou of ib« pa*t to its members, its heart in with the library association, and If the ciiiauoa of Weimar wleli to umke a ucce*i» of 1 bis oasocinltou they con do ao by giving tiiair names 10 tbe secretary and conforming with the following roiialitutloo and by-OOS8T1TUT10S.Alt. t. Tli.a body aball be known nt lb* Welutar Library Ae* eocUilon.oiurcr.Art. 2, lie objoct of (bla association ia to place within roach of He mombere good rending, and the ipbalLliiJg of n pablic library. Ol'PICKHS,All, 3. Sec. 1. Tbe o(\loers of tbi* association ball be a preil-cut, llret and aeuond rice prCSl-dents, aeureiary *fil treasurer.Hec. 2. Said offlcera ahull be e1»c«d •’ bailor, I arm boioa oe* year, Annual e’.colinn ahall be held in the luoutb of January.MKMMliBblllP.A'l. *. Sec. t. Any wnlto per-■ou way become a mtmber of tbla ocmtiou ojmn Hie payment of $1 to tbe aoccetary.Ste. 2. All present members of tbe \V. I.. D. Society ia good standing im».t become cborler aeoibrre of-lUla association, oud In caomilerollon of 211 bonk*, one book caeo und RIW dooeied to tbla association elmll not pay any Sutll-utina feu.M I! It TINAS.At. '■ The ofllceraoftbiaaaao-ciatkni si nil constitute on exeea-liro board; ahull have full eiiarge of nil mailers pertalnltig to the H-braiy muoelallon and aball meet an call of Hie president. The ptBMdcot may call a n eating of nf-ttocin and members wlen deemed nectMBiy, anil miut c« I a roee’.iog upon nriiteo request of ten mero-1trre. At it goners! meeting e'ecen uewbera aball comlltnle a quo-ram.AMMfUMKiYil,Art 0, Amendment* to tbi* cotiitllullon most be offered Id writing. They »boll be tUoeasaed at a meeting of iba aaeoclatloo called fur tlio purpose ami m»y be pawed by two-lliUU rote or the entire meioberabip P re rant and TOtbig.BY-T.AW8.olT'tcitnH.Art. Seo. 1. It aball be the duty of tbe prealdeot to preilde nt nil meeting*.See. rt aball be duly of Iho vim- prealdeul to preeide at all moetiuge whon the preddeot le not present.Sec. ». It shall be tbe doiy of tbo secretary to keep o reoord of all meelt;Inga, tbe praeeedtog and ohjreta, to reoelve Itiltlatioa feee ecl eot dnea, anti to pay ell “?»• ieareeolted lo trreaurer. tnkin* Dlareeelut tberafotj 10 keep a Hat of members end If*® member-a lib csrue to aau»e; and to attend to sncb other datioa at may be ticceeenry a» aeoretery.Sec. f. It aha'! be the duty ol iblt; trensnrer to keep an aoeorate acsooQt of all rocelpta and 4H' bnraemeolo, and at any time a re-part in writing of tho flnanoiit Handing of emaciation «*ben re-qnoetod to do ao by tbo preaident or any auditing or tlcmnce earatali-ice ai|*oitilcd. aud lo pay »o hide except an order eigned by prei-dent nr secretary.Sco. A librarian ahalt ha appointed by tbe executive beard, nlo shall receive a monthly minty, Btnotnit to be decided upon by tbo executive board.Sec. If. Tbo librarian ■ball harp n record of lt;lt;»«U book lo report dnnnce eboiild any ocoar, lo the president.Sec. 7. The librarian eball not iasuo more ’bau one book at a time ox one card.See, 8. The librarian ehall iiHao liooke every day in the week oxer pt Son day.Seo. 0. The ■noretarr hlinll nol Iseite oarife lo paitlo* who are oat HCinbeia of tbo aaeorlailoB, and who are In arrears with dnea, If veui hen.See. 10. The UbrarlaB aball aliow rrcordn to any member ot uo cxcauilve bunrd. or lo aaj itiidlilng or llnauoo committee appointed at any lime and pay auyia in good atnndlng.Sio. 12. Tbe monthly doee of Ilia axeociattoa ehall bo 10 cent*, tc be paid ic adraoee.ABKESAI. Wll-sa. let. A book way bo beld two works.2nd. A fine of 10 cent a per week muet he impend by the librarian for keeping a book o»*r Hie a padded umo.3rd. No book will 0* laaued nn-11 line ia paid.4ih. Should a member keep a bok fonr week* over time, amee-•••jger will be Mot lor the book with ao additional charge of 10 cent*. Any member refnalDg to p»y tbe charge will thereafter be debarred the pilWlegee of the library.Clb. AH munlea collected by One*, doee ami «eBtnber»h:p feee ahull go into a parcliMB fond and be expended lor new book*, book-o»«eo and aotual eapeoiM of tbe ataodallcA.Cih. Pit* ceota tnaat be oharg-ei for dopllcme cards, «ame to apply aa rule lire.71ti. Metiibere are expected to call for whet they want nod ool confuM booka aa arranged by llbrarlRti In c«M.8’.b. It eball be the dnty of all aembera lo take good care ol ell booka lu their roeweaMon.2th. Loaning book* by member* ia positively prohibited.JOtb. The oXtcotive board may revoke or call !u the card of a member who loan* to ouieldepar-tlaa a hook luued on hie or bet card or may take auob other aetioa as I bey eeo ot lllb. A card eatillea the bolder artl meet here of hie or her family only the use of libraryWe the uomtuiltco appninled to draft coDailltilion nnd by-lewa for i-e Weimar Library aeeodation respectfjliy aubmit Ibe above for your onoaldoralion.Bel He Holt, )H. Karl Caret. CommttleeJ. Oxcor Boeiicber,)Weimar, Texas, Jan. ivtb. 1902. Member* may ronatve book* now either from Mi*» Ketll# Bell t ie librarian, or front H. E. Carey Jr., BMieisul librarian.TIAs apt in; Dusters, io place, me. I n cheap a.-i boy fade your con ol alway-THtAN ALERT JUDGE. Il'WYAt flnn Marcoe tbe other day a: negro wae accused of a namelean crime, nod io abort order a mub was ia foil parsnil. The acco*«d fooad refoge In tbe arm* of the aherlff. and Ibe orowd we* pao!-Ced by the action of Judge Moore, wbo ordered the grand jury to as-*embie in special seaslou and proceed l» doe form to investigate ike charge.This is the remedy for lynoh law. II jadgea will eaercise tbo diaerelion with which tbey are veiled arid will gi*e exlraordinary dl*patch lo axtraordiuary crlmw. public sentimsr.t will be salialisd and tbe mob will be no more.Paeple who engage iu lyocbiug are not barbarian*. They arc over X*aloas 10 ee« Joatica done, and. lacking oonttdenoe in the oourte. proceed lo ndraioietsr jra-Iloe In Ibelr own way. Prou»jil trial* woold aatltfy the mob ho-polac except aa to a few bloodthirsty radioala. who woold be powerless wit boot lt;Us topport of a more respectable elentec; of the popnlatioij.For ike revolting orltao that usually provokes lynching In (ha eotllh, notlitog aborl of oora and swiit death will satisfy Ilia Ims-band, brother, had father of white woman. Tbla la tbe law uf Anglo*Sazuti eelf-r#ep*cr, aotl coauaaml-lueot or aisdiflcrtloa cf uuy sort need be considered. Jodgea and juriee koow It as well as (he mob (hsi usurps ihsir louctloo, and If they faU to eitcoiinu they mayde peud npoo the mob to follow Its m po'se. From a long abuae ol the low's I echo leal life*, peopl* nho ouoipose iDObe have been taught to believe that arrest and trial meau la a msjorily of cases ncqalt-tal ar IsHdsqnata paalibineol Tbelr oouvlotiun on tbla anbjeot la not without reasou, and tbe ooly way to obnnga it ia for Ibe courle lo make a record for prompt and siern justice. There I* a gteel reepooelblllty resting npon i ha trial Jodgea of tbe oouutry—Hou#:oo Post.A TEXAJt ffORBRK.llaJPs Wrest Bmerery One amall bollle of Hall'* Oreat IM.cov*ry .-urea all kidney and blsd-drr trouble*, remove* gravel, u-jrea U nl.rtn*. aoiulunl ernlailoiib, »wl' and Iniue b*uke, r!wuui*tuo» and all Irreg u .rlllr* et the kidneys and UtadUe* Ib bom m*o and wotnea. rsgulal** barid*: trouble* lo oblldreD. II nol •*;lt;l Oj yWM drugg 1*1*. will h* seal t»' o**'l on receipt oi •!. Oos *m*)i brtlle iwo nioiith*' troalrosut, sue nlll ours any oat* abovs insnllou*! E.W. Hull, sols ma-.iDlaclursr, P. O. box dS9, 8t. Lou'i, Mo., fortnsrlj Waoc, Te*a*. Herd for Tsxas teat!-luuu.al*. Bc'd ky all drogglata.KSAt THIS.Fort Worth, Texaa, April O—Ws, too uudaralRsod. hart uted Hall’* Great l)UoO*sry tor kldnay and Clad-dsr trouble* and can chesrrully rs* oMOnjand H. Bar. A. W. Terwer.Thoa. C. Andrt A. G. Itreok.O. W. Norma Dm Fleming.C, as foil .Vw Sot daily ■ arrive,ChbowulWe m some pi seuer b tbe Sen pretiy | tue bat brewer) high, sc end e dly * toreitker oi llshoen er a up*the osp per daycould Mol Breaths.(VMifb*. cold*, croup, grip, orwcchiit*, other throat and lung ueubles are quickly our*d by Cue Minute W»a Outs. Hoc Mlnnls tvxgb Curs Is cot a m»ro expselnrnst. whlqh giv#» Wlytemporary relief, luufbroaand llqul-He* tiro uiueolM. drew*out Ins Inliaut-i f1will COM oachiot power i horse | boiler , boiler* oacb. bs Diad Leger ■ lu chiefHmallon and rrraovw tho eauto of tbe etoree diMo. AbasHiielF safe. Act* at once bo use-Oi* Mint is I'cegk C'jre will do all Wld , t.that I* claimed for It, sav* JuallWof Ihe I’saro J. II, Hood. Crchy, Mia.••My wlr* couid r ol *M b*r nrasth *id brewer; was rsllovad by tlic Itret do»*. It bar flklOB «departs will hev• aa rsllovad by boon a DodoAI tu ait K. WlUouhargiy famllr.raws.Fsvolisvllle, MaioU 18th — Mrs. trolina Zapp. nee Doclr, wife ofCarolina Zapp, nee Dode Hugo Zapp, dr.. died of paralyal* of the heart early Ikia toorolng. 8be was born at H*»»en Oassel. January 3, 1838, locating at Bound Top. She married Mr. Bugs Zapp In 1833. Slo* ohlldren, ihree boy a aod elx danghUrs were tbe ieent of thulr onloo 5e»*D of these and ber kBsbaod iblriy-foor grauchllilrea aod one *reet grsudcblld sarvlre her. Tbe children llvlog are: Mrs. Ber-ii)non Meilaen, U. W. H. Zepp, Mrs. Ernes I Fsgel of Ibla pluo*. Obnrlea Zopp of Zapp post olBoo, Hugo Zepp of B*n Arnold and Mrs, ft. O.- Franke of Hoaatoo.LaOrauge, March ll»lh.—A 8ol-oied man living lo BsbO’a Prairie, a colored setllemeDt nbont aeren miles northwest of this city, died of smallpox * few Jays ago. This la the Orel Ueatb reported from this dlioase to Fayette counly the present year.T. W. Lane, Esq., or tbo 0ia of Wolter*. I.*ns * LeoerI.aUorDeye at law of ible elty, h*a remored wilb bis futu.lv to Beanraont.Ever ready, always »eiiabl#jar* Ctiealham’s laxative Tablet*. Tbey cure a cold qjioker lh»o auy koewu reraedv. Easy to carry. rl*a*eut to - »aut-*d. File* ate.tek*. d»iDon’t ycu oeed soiuo Job work Euct.inc I* a greet winner.A SflMcR TwingeA irtHttrflreaUi Harnrued.I nev*r to much »urprl**l In my Ufa. as I «*«• *Uh bailalu** Pel« lla'.m, ■ ay* Henry T, Crook. pr««»uan of llis AU»vUle N-p. Uasstl*. I contracted a isvare ea** of rltoutunlUu) early U*t -fntrr by gelling iov fset wst. f tried »«v. ,.ral Iblitgs for It Without b»n*ft. One lt;toy while lookio* over U»e tl»-sntis. 1 oollceil that Palo Ua.oi was co*llively fuaranleeil to cars rlico-matfinr, *o bought u bottle of It and before using two-thirds of It wy rntu-ruati*m nau i»*ou »t* nt«iii ami J have not had *a rh.uiuallo p*»o •luoc. Bold by o. X. DWV*.Of pain I* g*e»r*lly thr f.r*t .aratog el an attscli of rhWJmttlW » *«!* « • the ,||wm wure to Hit bon** or «*!•■.gun.i3LXlt;thr c.Jt* of tb* dtivaw.Or fttrv*’* Gold re Mrdc*i Dlscorrry has Wu »«ry *wx«*rfol In lbs nr* of rbrutcatlim. b «-tel* anroom, l The loi story b oeoter. from 8t ter pi 1stThsooir biliouin tmwsls i (ram tin unalgbt Early N to bealt. cauts f AJbsoy Ltllls .Xlisy w (nr:I hiough ar E. IV. V* It rutMcly mao* vbs UoodWlucheitcr, Mar, 20—A Horn* ■irack tbi* olace at 3:30 o’dcok ible evening, tutslly tlemollabiaf the elore bouse of 8*o» F Drake; Ions *W00.For oatorrh a wl colds In Iks b**d,Huat's Ugbtnlng HU Inhaleda stirs rurf. A lew Drops. tekeaju tern ally p oolto. obof*rarocrbu* aid suub tiuobles. Ouar.n-•llsvceaml ouror ore teed. FclO*XS andWoeut*.caase rlsat. from tbs potiea-t-i* *ub*t*rc«* which art t^c*lt;m of the«*sr. H pjriflsl 'but by ‘Sannsgreyesisna white uoccd10 nluc leutltr U*| tliy as proveu Tbe wla Hiown at tbrc* i Barhim, tl to baD Tbe day.ti* tocm*(ngtbr activity of the blood-maki■Undf. H locre»*r»fe-asfjaadd* «o th*rt 4^ry piir0*l ocgnuRtsuW.•On nI*ring IW.IV* r**w -I*The MaaoUBY cat print anything except greeubaokl ana^sUoipu.F.imsUo© Is wltkoatau equal.Tb. mU «xwt~ tor s-b-kutlou U ts prru.lv (be (toaltr to maka the IMS more profit paid by tb* sals of In* mfritO'lou* nrdktoM. «* low. Tbtroforo aovapt ®o wbrt -(VVUn Mrdlral DlKO••'*. , ‘Dr. Pieros * KkMttt P*MU clMji* Um Oow.li and *lto*l*tr lb* alu*r*h•tttul* torNo c turo uu Itiey •: •y* ril .loir.eII u. frtood seeorl to pay l to dPlot and ai do an Jonsa-Mu*■avagrHjrrap .nlMir Iroubl1 SO camDsiJmi
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