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The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1896-01-03
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OFFICIAL REGISTER
Sierra County Officers.

Nicholas GALES, Councilman forth coun-
ties of Sierra and SOcorro.
w. e. Martin and Jose Armijo Vigil re-
presentatives for the counties of socorro
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Court Of Private Land Claims.

Joseph R. Reed, of Iowa, Chief Justice.
Associate Justices: Wilbur + stone,
Colorado.
Thomas G. @ Fuller, of North Carolina.
William hi. Murray, of Tennessee.
Henry O. Sluss, of Kansas.
Matthew G. Reynolds, Of Missouri, U, s.
Attorney.
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Temple. Texas. November "a Mike Car
ter charged with stealing watch from
Engineer Rcardon, had an examining; trial
this morning and was bound over to await
the action OF The grand jury in the sum of
$3.50
Dave Ellison, for assault and battery on
the person of one shanks was dismissed
as not guilty this morning in the mayor :
court.
Mother Claude aud Sisters Raphael, Lou
Use, Sarlla and Gertrude of the Santa he
hospital force OF this city have taken a
leave of absence for a couple of wcoks and
are visiting in Galveston. A rciiot corps
arrived from Galveston yesterday.
large number OF knights Of Pythlas
leave tonight Cor Rosebud. Texas. over
iaha IN wagonctte TO institute Il lodge of
knights OF lythias IN that place.
Methodists in this city are much pleased
at the return Of Rev j. " Barcus as pas
tor of tho First church. aud Rev. J. NJ.
Armslrone as pastor of the Southaidr
church for another year by the Methodist
conference at Waxahachc
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PELICAN ISLAND DOCKS.
The Sole lnhabitunt Had Twenty
five Year Lease.
TIE CATHOLIC PRIESTS IN RETREAT.
A Week of sclf-Dcni1I and Prayer.
New Base of Operations for the
Cubnns--l.uts of Trumps.

~ ~, M -
""'Nos'o"' '0N"s' NoNeiiipe' ct mere
is more in the proposed scheme for the
building of wharveg and docks on Pelican
ts,ou, ,i,,, ESQ ,,.,,.. -, oo,,.,
'''','' ''''4' '''0 'V'P'o Vi ''"'' 'S'o" se"-
craiiy reall2e, more than the local press
has given out, though probably not more
Than somo cou,1 teu 10 ,bev ,,ore r,r,,it
''o 10 sPe"N i''el!' iehcah is'Anu Is just
across the channel from the city wharf
front and is a part of the citv corf,or,tlon
u ,,,. ,,,..,, =, ., 49,,
"'' 49," ~ '"' wy % 'P'S''i 'c'
Oh the state Legislature. some years aEo
the sole inhabitaut of the island obtained
a I,oso of th, terito,.v aho,., r,o,or eon
'i' iioicI"io sun Vi so year ioi pcriod
OF twenty Ave years. When the idea OF
MAKING use of the island was conceived
the lease was purchased from the bol1or
and an effort made TO extend il for torn
Of fifty wears bnt the rf,o,t ms n9t enc.
cossfuI As a na!tf. Of fact II ts sai1 ths
CITY has no right 10 ,lisncs, NJ mo nro,c,t,,
that the lease. still having fpy vSa,.s IN
run. is without merit but if II worn 1c-
sired to utilize the lit,lo "gr,t f" nc II ,s
called If may he done bv such m orronge-
mont as the city could uroparly enter
And thrt such n t,urnoen ls 6sel,nnIn bns
hren emuhasized hv the demand Tor on
larl-pd terminal facilities which has bern
ca ,nuct ,ci4o+o5 al, i,,, a,1 ,or ~ 40
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cutie young up to the time the murders
were committed, told vi epilepsy ia the de
iluuants family on his mothers side, Of
tue violent condition OF ms mother Al the
time OF Burts nir;n, anu asked the VIII
ness, wnen these incidents are cOnzlicsti
II, III nis opinion, the deicudaut was insane
at the time he committed the crime. De-
iendant $ counsel objected. winch made II
incumbent upon the state 10 aal lurther
facts before The question vas answered.
he answer was given Ia detail. and
while the witness thought The Defendant
had inherited certain cccentr.uitles and
lacked that perception to distinguish be.
tween right ana wrong that a we!-bal
unccd mind would yet he did not regard the
defendant as insane.
The Witness was put 10 quite as severe
cross examination, but 10 statement 10
made cOGld be shaken. He explained fully
the meaning Of moral perscrt and degeu-
crate.
Counsel for defense stated hypothetical
case. In which all inc relatives OF defend
ant were assumed to have some mental de-
feet running buck 20 ihe grandfather VINO
died an imhcele; stated that Burt loved
his wife ANA children very teuderly, aud
asked If the witness thought. assuming inc
hypothetical case TO be true. that Burt.
Who WAS born moral pervcrt. could have
been sauo VIXEN he committed the MUIR
ders. The question was added TO by re.
view of incidents in Burts lie from an
carly period showing nilh TO De a NATURAL
thief and liar, etc.
Or Woottn answered by saying that. as.
Stunning the Hypothetical OS.o to be true as
stated hy Major Walton. counsel for de-
fence, he wog!l think defendant Insane.
Witness continued. ia answer TO further
quosiioning 1 have none but be klndest
feelings FOR che defendant. His father
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nR,xouI,'s CAPITAL.
Cation richcr- In Drmunh-cnrpcn
tors OrGnniAc a tninn.


Angloton Texas November 2i.-The cot
ton crop Of Brazoria county will not be
picked out this year. lickers are very
scarce, although the farmers are Offering
extra Inducements, The fields are as white
as they were two months ago, and, strange
as 1t may seem to cotton growers from Ctn-
trail aud North Texas, cotton Is sim open
lug in the Nelds all over this county.
carpenters and joiuers union was or
ganled here last week with membership
of thirty. j. b. Lake was elected chairman.
y charter has been applied for
The Nuglcton Times building is nearing
completion and VIII be ready for occupancy
IN a few days Mr. Leonard win com
mcnce moving his newspaper and job office
from Nciasco ucNt Saturday. iho first is
sue of the Angleton Times Will lie Deem
her II
fred A. Haas, who was elected county
SUPERINTENDENT, will not be able to qualify
for the reason that he did not have at
the time of his nomination a first class
certificate and at the recent teachers OK
animation be failed to pass. This gives Il.
h Foster the office
y Mastcrson Of nrazorla Is erecting Il
large two-story building near the court
hoo~c block The first floor Win be &C.
cuUiod as a drug store and the second story
by Mr.. Mustvrson for his law Offices
j. Il. puMars, county judgo-clect has
purchased Mrs. J.. X. Bryan's twenty five
acre tract east of town and will improve
it at once.
W. l.. Carwill of Angelina county has
been here for several days negotiating for
a large plantation on ,he Brazos.
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TeSarkann, Texas, November GA live
ly fight Is on between the whisky men and
the Womon's Christian Temperance Union
on the Arkansas side of town. Two years
hSo IN. county went dry about 200. but at
the last state election the whisky mon
n'de quiet canvass and carried it by -
majority, The ladies went to work to
knock whisky out Of the city 10y pctitlon.
winch the Arkansas law providca laay be-
done by petition of the majority OF adult
residents Of any school precinct The la
dios secured over 1000 names on their p..
liilon' but the county judge after hear
lnI testimony pro and con, decided that a
majority Of the adult residents had not
signed tie petition, and aCcordiualy in
slructod the county clerk to issue louor IL
eensos to applicants, The ladies gave no
nee Of appeal ard the case viii doubtless
come up before the circuit court mex.
month. Both sides arc determined and a
hot fight Il certain
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Colmesneil. Texas, November % There
were two shipments Of stock cattle from
here today via the Missouri Kansas and
Texas railway two cars going to Kelh
liogE Odessa, Texas and three cars TO
Jn'kson Golfers ranch near Nowlu. in
thu Panhandle.
The Texas fever quatantino since uorcb
mas fcIt shipments from so.ng to Inc DoInts
ualued, hut the quarantine is OH dnr,f.,
the The, winter moaths, % many shipments
WI 70 from East ToHGs. It is claimed
that Texas fever In cattle comes from trri
ta,on by ticks that gct. on the Western
try As the tick does MT flourish in Tho
winter, Eastern stock may 20 anon tbosc
LOT the West at this season AMI when The
Spr'ne'imc comes, all viii bo clear Of vpr.
min and thrive alike On the high Western
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With the advent OF the sir,s, "
the North begins tie advent Q, NJ
tramp in large numbers in C,al,ms
have been coming In at such n,
that the supply largely excettsl n
mand, and the police authorize Z
1t advisable to thin them out NJ
them spent last nigh, in the "a /
police station. and were rsns,l ! !,
OF Recorder johnson this niu.ul. h
them agreed to leave the cay III,
away IT permitted TO do 50. he M
were not so minded and wen IA
sent to the county farm. III 81
were willing To shake the dlii IN
fee, wcre loaded into the patrS Nd
afternoon and given a fro, ritz ind
bridge, q Loaf Of hrcai and a s.s5
sauaago and a fond adleu. Il iI
back again they will no. be 70 vel \
next time.
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pastrop Texas. November %. -rursuant
to call of Chairman 5. w Floyd OF the
populist executive committee Of this Bias
trop county met at the court house today.
November q. 1886. and unanimously
pledged themselves tn continue the fight
for lopulist principles So long as he world
stands and will hold regular meetings. for
The fur,hcrancu ~ the clus'. hcginuing On
the second Monday in February 1897 The
attendance was good and enthusiasm in
no wise abatGd by tho recent election re-
aliltA
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Beeyile. Texas. November 23-Bce II
the returning county for this, the twenty
second. senatorial district. Judge r. j.
Hart canvassed tho returns today which
gives the following result
Wilson county, Linn l.2S, p1mron 100
Lie oak county, Linn l27 Danron lj2;
McMullcn county, Lnu l9l, Demiou 81;
Atascosa county, Liam so, Damrod $50;
Dc witt county Lin 1888. Damror llop;
l.asalie county. Linn 40 Damg0n o; Reln-
sio county Linn $40. pamroa o, Gol'ld
county Liam 9S5. Dtn.rnn o; CAihonn conn-
~. Linn ma. llanron %, Victoria county,
Linn 1880. nanrou io3; Kanos co1nir,
Linn g5G. Damron 7al; Bee county Lam
1856. Damrou 351; l'rio county, Linn ASS.
Dnurcn 2I1 jackson county. no returns
Total. Linn, i.2l5: namron. 43ia.
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TIE spIRlrl-AI. RErREAT.


When asked concerning the spiritual re-
,root +, ,ro,,r,ss at &, Nnry's cathedral.
-"
rather hir"'A too'Y eNP'''"'" '''' o''N'
every year or two it is customary, In fact
ii Il, n regulation Of the Catholic church,
- ,a, tito
'o' we ''S""P VI ''e "'o'
priests away from th,ir iapurs 'IT lhe
sanctilication of souls to devote week
~. ,h..r.o,,ou.s 10 ,h.ir o,v, rc,4..,,,l s,ur-
tn..,,, IN. .,a,.,,,, ,.,n, ,,,
""'"''""- i''"'"'S '''i9'"i''S "i'' Wv
MISERY ana SIN 'hat hp"uhH III me N"iiu'
ihe priests run great aahser vi peroul'uh
contaminated. OF grow ing weary IN their
iahors' ana spiritual fetFehl 'hin''A 10
mem ncW me ana ylsof' IN 'ac' it'reat
IN thV spiritual NE Is the SAME as the
inVolclnt ana checking up OF stoiN IN bus'-
ness Back over IN" spiritual accounts oil
'he year past ne fors WIN an expert ac-
c"uni ant IN the person OF IN" father con
uuc'llS inc f't'eat' notes now ms hle
alaiuS WIN fod, what are ON the dept ana
circuit sue ol ms SpFliual journal IN what
"utoS Ne mas he9h oollh1u'ht "her" ne
can nllPIoNc Ih. now ne can Deter serve
lhn people "cd mas entrusted to ms care.
Ihere Ii It roNUlnr routine OF prayer and
medi, cation. as follows:
'.-o a. m Morning prayer and medita-
''oh,
u'uU IiolY mass ana little hours.
w. hIeatla't ana Tree time III silence.
49, hedltntion
10 u spiritual reading.
~ ,onlorence'
~ 70 FNal1lpat!on of conscience.
blnhel'
4.oo b. ni'-AdorAtion Of the Blessed sac
'',nGn''
2;la Nespers and compln,
100 stations OF the CROSS.
90 Mathis and lauds.
'W Meditation
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beaumont, Texas H0' u,Is.ss'
iury in the case OF Ellen mss, a
Sabine and East Texas ' I,, "A
S s"r5, 'V' awarding awarding plaintiff % q
$l.25 actual and $50 COMP !. as q
, rnS ' o,mo, IT, entirely on o. y
uncertain value wnl', ,-,,su,,l "
petition. lawyers term ,n -, sa;i'
that she had suiie.ers ~, deii ",
o oot hurled ed in Bcaumon',, alsal
which she blamed ~. tn' Ss,snlr
While working for lAi i, S y
the said brother was :, IS So NJ
the railroad hospl,sl ss,llssel D.
auosted the rallroau ~ r,IlNs,
6piy 10 and refused t T. si ssss II
mental anguish follow ~
100000. wes, tbs IA
char re'' the jury for in .iury ~
f tePtd an INTO trial Of noa.,.-1
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Schooner I'm Distress

Quintana. Texas, November IA negro
woman picked mp bottle on the beach here
Yesterday which contained the following
We are disabled come 10 our ros,ro
,or Cod sake; the schooner Gypsy of Mo-
, p,,Y, We , were loaded with flour but had to
lnroW me most OF IT overheard. No oro
about 2oo miles from Galveston. como 4,
once once s,NihMosi. Jack owens. CAPTAIN
schooner is reported to be IN dis,ros.
az the mouth Of tn" san Bernard river =
Instance OF ten miles from here. and the
ing 10 the rescue. even
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ton. Ee>ry symptom over which Burt Lad
not control was the same as the first eA
! nminAuons. The symptoms over witch LIE
| had control were different. IN my opinion
| be simulated when. at the second cSainha-
| ZION. tested those symptoms over which
he had control Ia my opinion, as far as
10 the symptoms examined, hu WAS sane
! Gross examined Made allowance III
measurement OK skull for hair anC sk'u.
\ hlcv MEASUREMENTS were under the ay-
eraEc' 4 large brain IS not more subject
( 10 insanity than smaller one. tMitncss
/ then explained tn. ,hree measurements
, that were below the averaged Had charge
! Of an insane patient Attended Oh her
l several weeks She had acute mania; crazy
On several subjects Insane dclus.on o.
one subject denotes insanity
pr Matt Smith testified. Am practice
ing physician. Have read aulh6ritios on
( diseased minds. Have known Eugene iiurt
! about twelve years. MADE Two eNamiAa-
lions OF him. First time remained tWu
hours second time one hour Dr. Goodall
Nootcn came The first time / was the s..
Tho second timo | went with pr. joe
WJntrn. The first time asked the iailcr
to ie; inc see Burt In his coll without his
seeing me.
Counsel for the defendant objected 10 the
testimony objection avprrulel
Witness continued At first examination
N watched hurt's actions in his cell about
an hour 'ilerc witness described Burts
d, uors while he was watching hlm prt
lid several things such AS Sitting down
Niih his head on his hands, walking about.
going 10 the hydrant and drinking water
q couple OF times picking up an empty
bottle IN corner OF the cell trying TO
climb the tho side OF this coil. otc)
then went III and Burt was brought out
Of his cell Examined him about in hour,
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MURDERER BURT IS SANE.
Expert Physicians Testify That He
Is Stimulating.
CAREFUL EXAMINATIONS WERE MADE
No Abnormal Condition About HIS
Uranium Though He Is u Mor"i
Wreck--Thc Testimony.

Austin, Texas. November 2i-At 9'o'
this morning the Burt trial was resumed
Erie McCarty was the first witness put
on the stand and testified as follows
Had several conversations with Burt
in reference to rents. (lnpers here shown
and identified by witneasJ My irm
rented him house in January had
charge of the matter On January - ne
rented the house. Rents were promptly
paid, but eventually he commenced tallna
behind, and on June rs we gave hin writ
ten notice to yaoNte. lie didn't 10 50 ana
suit was brought against him ana Juds-
ment obtained. lie said 1t WASH nre's-
sary to put him cut and that he would get
out himself aud had rented Il house from
Mr. brush lie brought mo notes and
identify these ~ the ones.
Defense objected to the mates being used
for any other purpose thaA to prove Bui b
sanity, but tine state wanted ~ use ,nem
for other PURPOSES also. AFTER Inspecting
the papers the objection was OtvgruIeu.
witness resumed THE notes were
brought to ms by Burt ANA @ert dated a;
different periods, tNotus Wct read ana
purported TO have bern written by Mrs l.
Il. Mllncan. owner Of thv house 4n Nhith
Burt lived. and reqHy lcd tnv agent AT.
McCarty, 10 let huTt remain lu thy housc
a day ur two longer. these notes wore yes
torday Identified az being la buFts hand
writineJ When Bart brought tlcsr
noles. continued the Witness, . convcret
with him, ANA he would tell nc that Deg
would move as soon as thc hodae he had
rented was rc>ly, as IL needed some re-
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In addition to the actions III I. n
l.. V. Elder and Horse oSas' =. IA
SkaEgs. Secretary f'reiegNA " III
brought suit against the Tsl ~, y "A
association for StOJ' anu la' as d
morey due the association ,,l, NV q
sion of the Galveston, ho.,' N I
derson Railroad eol'p ,sas % u
claims he advanced the ""
citation.
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convince the people that we can not pros.
per under the single gold Standard. 1t VIII
convince them. too, that England is dlo-
tating the financial policy OF The United
states and that England Is doing it III hur
own interest The silver people who are In
favor OF Americans controlling America
must keep UP their organisatlon' Biyah
was defeated. but he is th- greatest Aineri-
can in the United states .odny and will be
elected president In 1900. our cong oss-
men should not agree to any compromise
silver LEGISLATION 80
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
CHARTERS FILED.

Austin Texas, November 2l-Charters
for tho following corporations were filed in
the department Of state today:
Houston Dry Goods company of Houston
capital stock $7o.ooo lncorporators Hy-
man brin, T. Baldwin and BERNARD Lazar-
us.
The New Harmony club OF houston; no
capital stock net earnings to be devoted
to Faith Home lncorporators: calvin
Blabely Sam Kingshaker, T. Domuau and
four others
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COMMISSIONER co'sD

The county commissioner, :, 4
day and approved the O'l'D ~ a
county Officers recently els.V nj 1
Der of appointive offices S' n l. a
ih,m being the following s, = ND
rcriuteudcnt Of roaas an, asllI
noulin. court house ia ,ll.S.,t II
siciau dslandn, Or. vlni MAJ 4
(mainlanN, Or lohn IT. y PrSs
tcndent OF poor farm u
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NOTES

Judge J. X Flcmmiug Of Houston is in
tho city on business with the attorney gen.
oral.
Atkinson and A. Goldman of Houston
ana T.. y Harris Of Galveston. are regis
tered az the Iintel Salec
WIN Aus'n negro wanted In Bell
county on charge Of murder, was arrest
cd here hy OFFICER Gri2zard and has been
ta,"n back 10 tho scuno OF his alleged
griglt,
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COTTON EXCHANGE MEETH

The annual meeting Of tue w.
change. which was 10 have pa' T,
morrow night. has bten po''r
Wednesday, December . ana a., Il
election has been pos'p0hea w h
December II, It is unde'slo@
postpopomont of the annual VI w.. 4
to the unavoidable apsehss ~
of members Of the finance cV'
the exchange.
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Same Pass. Texas. November eth.
RUSSIAN bark Neptune, Flnkenberr. mr..
rived yesterday from Rio Jarelro Wa ~.
haGoes '"iN'-" VIA Bar
me Norwegian bark Ejdorn. Jobpsor o.
rived today from Santos. ''"'So"' ar
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AFTERNOON SESSION.


AtIEhNVpN SESSION
The Attendance Of ladies' at tho afternoon
session Was lalrer than an anv nrey,ous
'"V iai'nF W. '"H
: u',rt'5 ''p"n'N WIN th'iu. iheie were
also many uuistde the railing and ~ all
iho larra erov,l nrosru, none .ook deeper
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- '-'' ''"' ''''
7 theY.
Three minutes before o'clock Burt WAS
brou,ht i,tto ,i,, ,.,,,r, rom yy,lAtt.. MIN
..,
V.l'' a'"" Al4 '"''Aut el sep " l.''e
"N ''N'' 't""' -'N
Az 7","V '""-'s ".''
N .'' ~ nm ana e1"s'" s''
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~ "H' ~" ~ w.
0' ''' ~, ''.''-
, 'a '''''N ~ '"e
'''''"'
'','u '' '""l
i' go .'' '.-S 1'' 't-'N'n
w ~ .N''-
.'" 100" '.''' "SS','""'
y,.,,s ,oE 1,,, ,'i n,.,,
WY" N''-'' ''''
hN''''l,I
t,,', ''- 80 ~,
, '' i' go
''H'i'n W Nr'' i..'t' "' He wa 'rA' ias
',,,,..'t' '"'''' W.
tr, ''.''"' ~" ''.
,'''" ''-' VIZ 't"'t"",
M [ .-'t
''" ' veg .'.'7''''''" "' Ao''N'
49, ""t'l say NDat H' 40 norma ho".
~ "N .7 ""'"}
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Eagle Pass Texas. November "a The
grocery stock Of honnct Bros. was attached
yesterday on an execution IN favor OF Cas-
anola Is son OF san Antonio for SGa2, Pas.
4ahiv peouna, Who was negotiating for the
stock GO the time OF the attachment. paid
~ tae Judgment and the goods were re-
leased
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T hey I'LL

"There ase iads In medicine as well a.
In other things, said a busy druggist.
"but tho most remarkable thing about
Hoods sarsaparilln is that customers who
try other remedies all come back to
Hoods, and this Is why the enormous
sales OF this medicine keep up while others
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shd IN short time go out OF sight en-
tireiy, to be heard from no more.n
Why is it2" 80, simply because
Hoods sarsaparilla has more real curet,v,
merit Than any medicine ever sold"
This is OF daily occurrence In elr,os,
every drug store. Hoods sarsapariIln 4.
the standard remedy which has cured
more sickness, relieved more distress and
made more happiness by bringing peonlc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-25
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heaith than any other medicine. It's
wonderful cures of the worst cases OF
scrofula, running sores, ulcers, salt rhoum
ETC.; of dyspepsia and other troubles
where first class tonic and aid to dlros-
ton was needed; OF catarrh, rheumatism.
malaria and other troubeB arising from
or promoted by impure blood, have made