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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-28
THE HOTELS.


B. Ehrenwerth. Columbus: Chas. a.
|hes John II. Harrison, II. a. Hun
|r, San Antonio; Ben Tinnell, Middle
b, O., NJ. r. Kohen. ST. LOUIS; Ed
klltz. Cincinnati; w. NJ. Buckley, New
X; r. NJ. Williamson, j. j. O'Donnc,l,
Orleans: c. T.. Asher, city: w. G.
lis, Denver; Arthur De Arnes. city.
|. Russell, C. h. Wagstaff. Dallas; 4.
lkner, Q. X. Morrison. Austin; II. L.
ns Dallas; X. NJ. Robertson, Balt-
III. A. +. Cochran, New York; NJ.
ods Brownsville; Mrs. A. Demorest.
alo; Mrs. X. j. Chamberlain, III. l..
eter, New York; Il. j. Streeter, Dan
streeter, Buffalo; J. II. Fuqua Dallas;
Emanuel, st. Louis; Miss NJ. Cook,
nMont; W. l.. Shelton, Galveston: f..
kharman. Cuero: w. L. DEWEY, Dat
\; j. Pridgen, Wharton; John VI. Met
Denver; j, a. Morris. san Antonio:
Gahill. city; A. Gilmer. Orange:
s. Hereford, Dallas: Mrs. j. n. John.
| city; ]. u. Hodson Galveston. II.
Jersey City; w. b. Carrierc, San
pnio; p. NJ. House. Marengo. la. ".
thompson. Fort Worth: John II. Down.
Louis; Joseph Male and wife. Austin;
Bell Builder. Baltimore: w. 4. Boyce,
q Wheaton, r. NJ. Harvey, Barrett,
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RECEIVERS certificates was received by the
oierk OF the court this morning.
IN the Same case an order was issued
by Judge bryant authorizing the receivers
10 issue conditional receivers certificates
III the sum of ssl.2ii.20 to l.. J. Smith. 81
appearing TO the court that said sum is
,.ue smith for material and labor per-
FORMED In cot structing the road. The
.ertiiicates will be issued In the sum OF
WV each, payable three years from date
OF issuance. and bear interest at the rate
CT per cent per annum.
In the same case Judge Bryant issued an
ofier authorizing the receivers TO con-
denim for right of way.
Judge Bryant In the same case also is
sued an order confirming the ballasting
contract with l.. j. Smith.
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sILYER BOND BILL

Washington, January Ex-senator Jones
OF Arkansas tomorrow VIII renew his no
tlce Of his intention to ask .he senate to
continue I'm session Thursday next until n
vote shall be reached on the senate silver
substitute fer the bond bill. lie hopes 10
secure unanimous agreement 10 this prop
osition.
Senator Allison, who objected last Fri
day. has SIGHTED his withdrawal. Ihcre
is some indication, however, that some OBJ
lection may be raised by some of the anti
silver delegates.
Senators Villas and Hin today intimated
that they might interpose opposition 10 tho
blu.
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fthur Williams, Velasco: a. A. Nardeil,
tsco; Alex w. Smith. New York; II.
HE, san Antonio; II. j. Cole, st.
III, j. II. Orr, Kansas city; j. NJ.
~, y. Parkman, Guy G. Scott Alecto,
7, II. Keller, Now York; j. T.. Dugan.
faso. f. a. Heitmann, city: Charles
fisghes, San Antonio: Ed j. Bourne.
springs; G. II. Turney, Smithville
,. Galloway. Denver; II. ID. King,
Fkett. II. l.. jenkins, Galveston; l.. j.
j, l.. Filler. Velasco. Howard w.
Fort Worth: j. n. Cummings. city;
Pk j. Cicott New York: j. *. Finley
VIE. Waco; II. A. Benton, st. Louis
Cory. Plano: r, Il. Hannaq, Hemp
n; w. j. Wingate. Ballinger: j. +.
lien. city. c. W. Robinson, Velasco;
w ONeill, Dallas; w. Il. Goodc, san
Pho: l.. J Smith, Kansas City; Geo
erado; c. Il. Linn, Alvarado; Mrs. NJ
lptaw, Taylor: II. a. Long and wife
LOUIS; j. Mckinnon. Orange.
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SANTA FE's NEW SCHEDULE.

Galveston, Texas. January ID. w. Da-
wilson. division superintendent or tho
santa Re at Temple. Trainmaster w. T.
Smettem of Temple, A. j. Davidson di-
vision superintendent at Fort Worth, and
NJ n. Pendell trainmaster at Cleburne,
are in the city arranging a new time table.
which will go into effect Sunday, February
. The only change which will affect Gal
weston is in the arrival of train No. J.,
which now arrives at el0 a. m, ara
which, under the new schedule. VIII ar
rive twenty minutes later. The other
changes affect freight trains.
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oDD FELLOWS MEETING.

Lone Star Lodge No. !, Independent or.
der OF odd Fellows will meet tonight
IN regular session at their hall In Mason
building. There will be degree work IN
the third degree. This being the last re-
grlar meeting Of the lodge prior to the
converting of the grand iodge Mex Nom
dsy. IT will be wise on the part OF MEM
hers, especially past grandi TO be pre-
sent and receive the new pass word IN
order that they be enabled to attend me
sessions of tho Grand Lodge visiting
brethren will be welcome.
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FAMILY TRAGEDIES.
Jealous Husbands and Quarreisomn
Wives Cause Grief.

Birmingham. Ala. January 27.-Eu-
gene Moseley. u young man who wears
Il wooden leg, had quarrel with his
sweetheart, Mary James, last night, the
result of being jealous of her attentions
TO another man, and after knocking her
down, stamped her with his peg leg
The girl was so badly injured that death
resulted. Moseley escaped, but officers
gave chase. at Woodlawn, three miles
out, he left freight train and took to
the woods, but dogs have been put on
his trail
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pTILLIoN COMMITTEE TO MEET.

Pc ladies' appointed on the committee
|Es,corate the Armory for the Leap Year
ploh which Is to be given u':Gay
P', are requested to meet at the Ann
Iat 10 o'clock this morning. Tie COM
see is composed Of Misses Lula Bryan,
Prman; Jeannette Jones. Mary Master
Bessie Beal. Anna rs,l or ma Rosa
MINES L., Z Noyes. Rssine Tyan,
nam IL. Crank, o. (. Drew. n. S.
|1rnm, Louis Palfrey. C. W. T'.tzger-
and Charles Pescav,
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RuMoRED SHORTCOMINGS.

Times Democrat.
Although the officials of the Southern
Pacific system decline TO discuss re-
mort that has been current as TO the
shortcomings of ZONE of their employees,
n is nevertheless fact THAI the com
pany's detectives have been watching the
roads interest with the hopes OF checking
some leaks suspected by the managers.
The report is strengthened by the fact
that the company's representatives refuse
either to admit or deny the authenticity
of the current reports.
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MURDER AND SI1ICIDE

Blucheld. ". Va. January 27.--In n
family quarrel nj Kyle this morning
Mrs. Lizzie Savage was shot aud in.
stantly killed by Thomas Burns, her
stcpson. After the shooting Burns went
to the barn and fired bullet through his
left breast, causing instant death, As
soon as his young wife saw the lifclcss
body she tainted, and after being re-
vived went to the house and took poison,
Her mind is thought to have been de.
ranged.
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ing Zone Pains sweilings Sore Throat;
Ulcers. Effects OF Mercury. Kidney and
bladder Troubles. Weak Back, Durning
Urine Incontinence, Gonorrhen, dioet'
strieture-receiye searching treatment,
PROMPT relief and cure for life. Both SEX
es treated confidentially and privately.
Rupture cured by our new methods. SEND
DRs. BELTS & BELTS.
New Orleans. La
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POUNDED HIS WIFE'S BRAINS

Minneapolis, MINI. January Of
George Baxter n lnborer pounded his
wfe's brains ont with hammer this
morning aud then cut his own throat
The couple lived unhnppiy and quar-
relied frequently, This mornings tragedy
was the result Of bitter quarrel. Bpx-
ter Is not dead. but can not recover.
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WARNING or FILIBUSTERERS.
State Department Has Sent Out Warn
ings

IHRB.
Washington, January T.-The Spanish
minister has informed the state depart
ment that last Friday night the steamer
j. w. Hawkins left New York with an
expedition OF 40 men, arms. ammunition
and stores. In command OF Callxto Garcia.
that the steamer may 20 south and take
more arms and mon at Palm Beach. Fla.
or elsewhere; that II will pass into United
States waters near Key West; that the
arms and ammunition conhscated near
Cedar Keys. Fla. are ready to DO en-
barked on n schooner TO Join the Garcia
expedition at sea and tho steamer Com
modore al Wilmington. N. C., is in the
Conspiracy"
The secretary Of the treasury has tele-
graphcd this statement TO all collectors or
customs along the South Atlantic COAT
With instructions to consult with United
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States attorneys and take whatever action
may hc necessary to prevent violation OF
the International lnws.
Captain Shoemaker Of the revenue cut
ter service will also give necessary in
structions to commanders OF revenue cut
tcra
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TERMINAL LINE AFFAIRS

The Courts Authority 10 Receivers f''
Issuance of Certificates
Galveston. Texas. January TN Wv
case Of Alonzo ]. Tullook VS.. me u,u'
ton, La Porte and Houston ra!iMas, :,
to the receivers the right to issue 'zo'VV'
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ALONE!


tsrrciAL To ooR LADY RsAprAs1
How dcsolate IL the marriage state
without children!
How unnatural!
The law of nature 10 the perpctuation
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lorkmen were engaged last night In
aGihg the fiat rails of tho Houston
haiiway company which have been
RI on the Congress street portion Of
"lenwood line, with forty-five round
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EVERY MAN FOR HIMSELF.
ne tailor who made this suit is press
me 10 pay and am worried about It,"
Poht take other peoples worries on
f'yine."
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Lima, January N.-Colonel Theolor'
seminat,o. the hero of the Northern cam
paign in the recent revolutionary move
,rent. has committed suicide with strych
NH @. lie had only just returned iron
Europe.
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DRS. BELTS & BELTS,
So st. Charles Street. Now orleans. La.
Physicians and Surgeons.

Young, mludlc-
aged and old. sin.
gle or married
men. and all who
suffer with LOST
MANHOOD. Ner-
v o us Debility,
s y o r matorrhea.
Seminal Losses.
s ex ual Decay.
Failing Memory,
weak eyes. stunt
cd Development.
Lack of Energy,
I m p v g 7 isned
Blood. Pimples.
Impediments | 0
Marriage; a - 0
Illno.l and Skin
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Few Hutchins House.

NIIFT q Q leTIUs
ger. Propr!etors.
Remodeled ana
newly furnished.
uequa!ed IN all
Its appointments
In the State OF
TexaE.
The L @ q al M
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)AN|[S BITE,
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Col. Bain's Lecture,

Col. George W. Balm, of Lexington,
lectured Sunday night to house
that taxed the Christian church to its
utmost capacity. He had promised
some time since to deliver here his
lecture "The Safe Side of Life" but an
accident had prevented, but notwith-
standing a previous disappointment
the people came as long as they could
get into the church to hear the gifted
speaker. Col. Balm is as eloquent as
he is earnest, and from the first sem
teuce to the last he was master of his
audience. After the close of his adj
dress to young men he made an APP
peal for the House of Refuge for fall
en- women at Lexington and the au-
dience responded by a contribution
that amounted to more than one
hundred dollars.
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A Great Chance to Make Money

l want to tell you of my wonder,
full successful. Being poor girl and
needing money badly, I tried the Dish
Washer business and have cleared
5000 every month. 1t is more money
than I have ever had before and ]
can't help telling yon about, for I be-
lieVe any person can do as well as !
have if they only try. Dish Washers
sell on sight, every lady wants one
The Mound City Dish Washer Co., ST.
Louis, Mo-, will give you all necessary
instructions, so YOU can begin work at
once. The Dish Washer does splen-
did work you can wash and dry the
dishes in two or three minutes with
out putting your hands in the water at
all. Try this business and let us
know how you succeed.
ELIZABETH C..
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MUST FILE NOTICE.
With the County Clerk When the
Title Is Involved.
Law for the Protection of Real Es
tate Becomes Effective.

The new law which was passed by
the last Legislature for the protection
of purchasers and lessees of real estate
went into effect June Is, the ninety
days since the adjournment of the
Legislature having expired.
The law requires that all actions,
with the exception of forcible detainer
and forcible entry, in which any in
terest in any real estate is involved, ii
is necessary for the person fling the
suit to file in the County Clerks office
a memorandum containing the num-
Der of the action, the person claiming
the property, and description of the
property. In case no memorandum is
filed, the person clainaiag the property
can have no valid defense against the
Innocent purchaser of the property.
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FITZPATRICK.
Nominated by the Democracy Of
the Tenth Congressional
District.

The Democratic Congressional Con
vention, of this District, met at Beat
tyville pursuant to call and nominate
Thos. Y. Fitzpatrick, of Floyd county,
for Congressman from this district.
The convention got down to business
as soon after meeting as possible and
finished up its work at day break the
next morning. The candidates before
the convention were Thos. Turner, OF
Montgomery, T. Y. Fitzpatrick, OF
Floyd, w. B. Lykins, of Morgan, and
Judge W. M. Beckner, of Clark. The
final vote stood, Beckner 34t and
Fitzpatrick 40t. The vote of Mont
gomery after Col. Turner withdrew
was cast for Fitzpatrick.
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Marvellous!

The results attained right here at
home have been marvellous. Hun
dreds of your neighbors who have
used Wright's Celery Capsules say so.
They cure Kidney. Liver and Stomach
trouble,f,. rheumatism, Constipation
and Sick Headaches. Why pay 81
every two weeks for bottle of medi-
cine when you can get treatment at l
cent day. Wright's Celery Cap
sules give 100 days treatment for $1.00
backed by bank, to cure you or re-
fund your money. Sold by w. S.
Lloyd Druggist. 43-tf
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Free Advice to Horse Owners

If your horse groans when urinat-
ing and the urine is thick and "milky''
lose no time in feeding package OF
DR.. Daniels Horse Renovator. 1t
regulates the stomach and kidneys,
increases the weight 40 to rs pounds
in four weeks, and the horse acts and
drives "fine as silk" DR.. Daniels
Renovation costs fifty cents, (more than
some other so-called condition pow
ders). Feed it and you will assert
that it is cheaper, because it does
what is claimed. Put up in doses
Sold only by j. B. Upton. Ask for
book free. 35-tt
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Base Ball.

Mt. Sterling base ball club has beer
reorganized with competent and ex'
perienced players, and several series
of games with strong and popular
clubs has been arranged. The first
of the series of games will take place
Wednesday and Thursday and the
contesting teams have always furnish
ed for their audience an interesting
entertainment. Willie Punch and
Pete Mcdonald will be with our team
besides several other active and well
trained ball tossers. On Wednesday
ladies will be admitted free of charge
gentleman 15c. Game called at :
o'clock.
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NEGRO TALK.
He is Clear on The Money
Question.

This Is what he said at the ST. Louis
convention:
ave ought to have far-ramifying
employment of the mineral wealth of
of our argent occident far as is con-
sistent with Conscientious regard for
ultimate valuations and coordinate
circumstances basically considered
and gently, firmly treated. If our
platform shall declare some simple
but potent principle as this, the ticket
will elect itself without anybody vot-
ing for it,
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WATTERSON
Tells Our English Cousins a Few
Plain Truths.

The great editors manly defense OF
our institutions astounds John Bull
A special cablegram from London
says: ....
The Chronicle prints an interview
with Mr.. Henery Watterson, of Louis
vile, for whose sentiments it practic-
ally apologies to its readers in every
paragraph.
eff there exists in England an i'm
preston that the Southern States in
the American Union are not unit
with the national principle it is seri-
Gus error" said Mr.. Watterson. ono
where was the Presidents Venezuelan
message received with greater
enthusiasm than in the South. The
people of the South would welcome a
foreign war because it would give
them an opportunity to show their
loyalty to the Union. They are q
warlike race, and there are many
things which make them FESTIVE.
They do not thirst for blood. They
are not, as you put it, spelling for a
fight, but they are bent upon expand
ing their foreign policy and are ready
to fight at the drop of hat. Strictly
speaking" he put it, "there is no anti
English feeling in the United States.
On the contrary, there is a gen.
orally friendly feeling. We are repub-
licans, however, whereas you are
monarchists."
owe detest your social system thor
ughly. Shoddy Americans who
come over here in hot persuit of social
recognition we regard with disgust as
you regard with disdain. There can
be no affinity between aristocracy and
democracy. In many ways we are
commercial rivals. If we get rid of
absurd tariff restrictions we can meet
and beat England in all neutral mar
kets and recover from her those mar
kets that geographically belong to us,
"The Monroe doctrine, as it is
Called" said Mr.. Watterson, "has come
to stay. Strengthened and reaffirmed
by its modern Interpretation it is an
assertion OF national aspiration. We
are more than match for any two
nationalities on the globe. We are a
vast imperial republic and we mean
to be respected and felt among nations.
We mean absolutely to control and
dominate in American affairs. We do
not want Canada but Mexico, Central
and South America are under our
wing and our word shall be law.
81 look for no serious consequence"
he went on, "in the Venezuelan mat
ter. A war between England and
the United States would be the disin-
tegration of the British empire, and
no CRATER evil could happen to man
kind"
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Your Boy Wont Live a Month.

So Mr.. Gilman Brown, of 81 Mill ST.
South Gardner, Mass, was told by
the doctors. His son had lung trouble
following typhoid malaria, and he
spent three hundred and seventy five
dollars with doctors, who finally gave
him up saying: "Your boy wont
live a month" He tried DR.. King's
New Discovery and a few bottles re-
stored him to health to enable him to
go to work a perfectly well man. lie
says he owes his present good health
to use of Br. Kings New Discovery,
an knows it to be the best in the
world for lung trouble. Trial bottles
free at W. S. Lloyd's drugstore.
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Personal.

FREE-64-page medical reference
book to any person afflicted with any
special, chronic or delicate disease Pc
culiar to their sex. Address the lead
ing physicians and surgeons of the
United States, Dr.. Hathaway & Co.,
70 Dearborn street, Chicago, 43-1yr
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Notice.

All persons having claims against
the estate of John r. Blount, deceased
are notified to file same properly pro-
ven according to law, with the under
signed executors or their attorney, A.
A. Hazelrigg.
HENRY II. Rrees,} Exe,rs,
JNo. r. BLoUNT,
47.4t
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The members of the Y. p. S. G. E.
who are in these days having their at
tention drawn toward Washington, ID.
c., the city in which their next
National Convention is to be held, can
secure very complete guide to that
beautiful city by addressing r. S.
Brown, d. 2. A., b. & o. S. w. Rail-
way, Louisville, Ky. The Guide, as
well as full information covering this
most direct and beautiful route to
Washington, will be sent free. A low
round trip ticket rate has been made
by the B. 81 O. S. w. Railway. This
line has been selected by the State
Transportation Manager for Kentucky
as the official route for the Christian
Endeayorers.
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For example, if some real estate were
attached and no notice were filed in
the Clerks office, any purchaser after
the attachment could hold the proper
ty against the attache.
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Be Sure You Are Right

And then go ahead. If your blood is
impure, your appetite failing, your
nerves weak, you may be sure that
Hoods Sarsaparilla is what you need
Then take no substitute, Insist upon
Hoods and only Hoods. This is the
medicine which has the largest sales
in the world. Hoods Ssrsaparilla is
the One True Blood Blood Purifier.
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Strayed.

From my farm, 5 miles east of Mt
Sterling one deep red, three-year-old,
dehorned steer; weight about 1900
pounds. Will give reward for any
information that leads to her recovery.
1926 7. j. ANDERSON.
June %, '96.
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We desire, and are determined, to
close out our entire stock to dis
solve and settle the partnership,
and will sell all goods at COST for
the next THIRTY DAYS.
We have to offer
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-06-23

Alexander Drye was struck with a
rock and his skull crushed in fight
at Hindman.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-06-23

Hoods Pills are prompt, efficient,
always reliable, easy to take, easy to
operate.
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big FUR" ROUTE.

Solid Vestibuled Trains, with Buffet
furnished with toilet accessories in
each compartment. Best terminal
station.
st. Louis.
Solid Vestibuled Trains with
Buffet Parlor Cars, Coaches and
Dining Cars, and Wagner Buffet
Sleeping Cars. Entering St. Louis
over the New Merchants Bridge
avoiding the disagreeable tunnel.
Boston.
The only Through Sleeping Car
line from Cincinnati. Elegant Wag-
ner Sleeping Cars.
New York.
The Southwestern Limited"
Solid Vestibuled Trains, with Com
biHation Library, Buffet and Smok-
ing Cars, Wagner Sleeping Cars,
Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars,
landing passengers in New York City
at AID Street Depot. Positively no
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NEURALGIA cured by DR.. Miles PAIN
Pulls. "One cent u Dose" AT ali druggists.
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Boston.

The only Through Sleeping Car
line from Cincinnati. Elegant Wag-
ner Sleeping Cars.