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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-18

dreaded by rnodss,I, tisatn,r,s
Every disordes sensiuys
Ing aa la aes b blood % yislas !, M,
sor Discovery. Beside e, !, az,
IKE ! ! filthy codlIyerre n N 10, ~!
~ an appetizlng ~, but sis s
pei disease and ,a,ess'oratI;, ~
it ro anlsseas sis there's S y " nssI
no, tion, puriiles ana <an Into hsssl1
hc aIs up the whole ,.n sises Il.
One rs. a HINT TO wox,x
Silence agonies ~, woman ~,
coward of the s,r ralch wouad
nner Unborn modes,vxn MAJ /. i
inat 'I ,ae , ordeal Of sabnSsr,ns.t y /
. sta torture driyes Srsatnssts
S sne, unfortunately Axe Iel % ~ !
uhi,i lands that lack tb as 20 eisl
Whlch her peace ~ We nav aiJsss
ana her life denenas hind, her W.
nae,t 1s BASED .e upon a vast , ssrsaa \
ce srnes v%perts Of ,,Ipsn.aA
Granny ..iy and failure ANNIE 90
,a,, n.c cent she receives ,Ss y III
d azure a certainty and s rs. VIA !
Inc expert specialize, :.
Dispensary Medical sss q " VI
idco, ~, r. proprietors n W. \
,h bo;r' una Surgical lns,i,,,sa n
~ tgi correspondence az stTs, ~
tial. No letter eyer s.Ncty I'd
eyes OF the medical stss e be1ol
fierce is president. and n.y. y st'l
lished unless the writsr ss N
we benefit Of other sufferer, a7l !.
d ,I women in any posltion !. WI W
snerelo ore, apply for and ~, y!
~ letter without the least e ~.
lear OF publicity. sna's'
THE HIGHEST Homo,
Such IS the confidence On 4 .
CITIZENS in his ability, in,evr " ~
mat Or. Pierce has hesn Y ~
eiesetion to the highest cffi S I.
sllt ct the people Of Bufsta Z
ne ne state senate, and later ~ I. =
Nuch however, Is the docto,', " y
ana love for his profession x, ',
since repeatedly declined IT., g,s. 4;
ORDER that he may best sary Wv i y \
by serving his patients who u.
tered over every State and A ~. y
the land. Or. Pierce has ~ ~
thousand letters from gra,si,i u
many of whom were cured ~.
dies after having been slyan T., y
durable by local physician, ~,
specialists Many OF those ~, ~
tents have specially reoues,ss y .
cures be published for the osrs Nm. Y I
sufferers, Statistics show III, \,
not three cases OF female dIso,s,'
hundred that Or. Pierce's rs,r. is
not cure promptly and permars.,
matter how serious the case ,r.r
matter what friends, physlcj,ns !,
cialists may say, no matter hov ,
and hopeless the patient NAV n.
VIII write 10 the Worlds III.
Medical Association, at Bunaia
Of which Or. Pierce is 2resldsrl
PROMPTLY receive, free OF cost, IN
straightforward. confidential Il,
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25th at Bceville: Ben Terrell. Jesse Lc-
Gettc, w. r. Wnldrip and s. Cock.
The county executive democratic COM
mittcc have decidd 20 hold a mass meet
ing of democrats on next Saturday. to
send delegates to the congressional con-
vention mt Corpus Christi, on the .ith
instant. This county Will probably go for
Senator J. b. Dibrell. The senator IS
anti-sold standard, for the double stand.
ard. opposes bond issues and is opposed
to the producer OF FREQ raw material fur
ers. This seems to be popular platform
al runr III, DISTRICT
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kILLED IN A MRrrr

fariS' TEXAS, March IA serious
wreck in which Lou Bolts. a brakeman
was Killed and several others moro ar
io INJURED took place at Rogers. Ark.
last night. The speoial boo,,,,,. 49,, ~,
cials ~ tho Santa ne had IN KIN IN H., Oh ~
iiing mere Tor the northhouud 81. Louis
m s,,',,yu TO pass by some mistake thc
ini 'f.d Was let open ana the limited col
49,, 49,, WIN me special. Botts Was well
, Nn9Wn mere, having been In the passenger
eeiNlue OF the Frisco for years. lie lcnVrs
family at Monett, Mo. US
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will enable her to cure nef nNs NJ
If. as it sometimes ha y y. u
doesn't yield entirely 70 mi ~ b. q
named. tho records sh9~, Ind 81
DR.. Pierce's invalia i' SSes,rself ur3s
tr ns5iia52 I Of the corps, 4 's S.
Sand Sand T upon thousands Of ,i-c ,ss's md
soon go forth a wei. su syvnnsriens
woman. After years OF :. sap ysry, ys|
been found that there M a.. pIercs's 4
cases not durable py ro,shout he
nSd sasa such SG Ta's s's : ls9a a4s q
vised by DR.. Pierce as 10 NC
ton. book FREE
When DR. Pierce pupilshe1T IN, m
ton Of his great worn, c.n.s I'd
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~ wood OFFICER and IS believed 10 he en-
tircly competent for the position.
TEXAS CITY STOCKHOLDERS
Tho stockholders Of tho Texas GUY In
movement company held their adjourned
meeting on Saturday last, and among
other important matters transacted elect
ed the following directors and officers for
the ensuing year; plrcctogs--A. T.. VOL
Nm; r. Mysrs' r., r d h,Sltt s"a Gr,S st
Forks, y. n. II, II. Myers, Duluth, MINI
r. w Davidson, Bay City, Mich; Il. II.
MYERS, Fred Dawson aud ]. W. Living
j. II, Myers. vice president ard general
manager; H. II. Myers. treasurer; IL. $.
Moody. secretary, \ number OF impor-
T TOM city
UNITED STATES COURT.
Youngstown Bridge company Va. Bro
zoria company ct al: decree rendered I'm
favor of complainant notice of appeal
given.
Edward $, Newell ct nj vs. Eliza Coop
er at al: Jury rendered a verdict In favor
OF plaintitf for land sued for, ...
Adam Hardy vs.. Galveston steamship
and Lighter company; case settled and
dismissed at libelants cost,
Lyman Blum W. j. G. Taylor Ell al; as
missed at pls,int'ifs cost
LOCAL. AND PERSONAL.
The Easter egg sale conducted by the
Young ladies OF ST. Johns church VIII he
rim ON Thursday Ann . and continue
through Friday and saturday
city Clerk Settle win have the city war
rants for the pay rolls, claims aud ac-
couuts for the month Of February ready
for distribution by Thursday next
Tho different committees OF the May
festival 10 be given under the auspices 81
the Chosen Friends Will raet SATURDAY
next to complete arrangements for the
event.
Tho Gibbons Dramatic company pre-
sented "Aline, or the Rose OF Killarney. ."
at the opera house tonight to a large and
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pOprLIsr oRAroR.

Beaumont. Texas. March III. W,
Beard. a populist orator OF Luling, is
billed TO speak Mt the court house tonor-
row night The hand hills also announce
THAT the distinguished missionary is will
ing TO engage IN oratorical contest with
any gladiator that tho democrats may
produce. lie doesn't say thing about
republicans, though tho woods In this
Ylgiuity are fun OF orators who announce
adherence to that PARTY
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LEGGETT GOES DRY.

Livingston, Texas, March le.--The coun-
ty commissioners court convened in extra
session to canvass and declare the result
OF the local option election held at Leg
gett or the Sd instant. The total vote
polled was lsi for and a. against local
option, and the court so declares. This is
the esccnd precinct that has adopted local
option in the county by large majorities,
and others will likely follow suit in the
sstf
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dehl
PRONOUNCED HOPELESS.
This lady wrote. "Irour 81 tho host doc.
tors traat1d M, rase ~. VI a - ,rhey al
gave me un ms honeless, tl;oy said could
not be cured and co,,ld ,,1t liz e',fferad
1,ntold Min 9'II n,i.or ~ a., g. w., non
can dei,rii' Far CIV ,,'~'' -" co., ~ cou
ma "a ,n,, hnd ,,,ost $500 -
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times per day. and one Of Dr PIERCE S
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well as I ever aid In NV Me, Through the
VII 81 cod ana tnotr ,,,,'"ii,irsa hsva
roa, tC,sd in ti isst ~ t.i,h nav
oeeH 'Vs'p'eu 10 t'u oes' Oh he"4'h'
HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS LOST
Another lotfer ne,,,.. o., ~ ,.,r,,,,.,-
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we'll pleased audience. A number OF Irish
melodies were sung with good effect.
Cn next Thursday at 10 o'clock solemn
sephs church that being st. Josephs
day. Rev. Father 49, Lee will be the cele-
hrant and Rev Father y. II. l.. Keilar
viii deliver the pauegyric.
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Fese Drs.
Do 1t.

20 what? Cure thousands OF peop,e
BLOOD DISEASES where other 9o- 40 ~
and specialists fail Absolute proof ~
this assertion can be given, IL necessary
WHAT DOtFOltS do this? DR.. HIM
way x Co, who are recognized AS me Ic.''i
Ing and most successful physicians -
specialists IN this country in all diseases
peculiar to men and women Mn. 49,, 90 .
others follow. Consult them and ,:o,, ,'i a ~. u,
safe OF being cured in the shortest pos.
stole time consistent with safe ana scieS
tiac treatment '''' SNiSi-
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coupon iA'HlpF-
Houston. Texas March lG-Hcre comcs
another Happyhammer with 30 coupons
more. How l wish all the Haps would
help me. want the bicycle so badly. and
am going 20 work very hard. Good by.
naltio Walters. MOI Austin st.
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Common ss nS INNS /
after 5000 Ext ,ss "a
price pi $50 p ss III
p bay him fer n lsSaI
amount Of .,asd 81
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TAXES THIKp PLACE.

Coupon Editor
Enclosed please Ind 9l5 bicycle coupons.
II counted correctly. | am working very
hard and hone all my friends will give me
their aid. Yours truly
f.ouie Boyd Rankin.
sill Mckinney Avenue.
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IT. e. AND w. II, CANDIDATE.

Houston. Texas, March 16.--I see from
Sundays Post that the southern Pacific
has n candidate. so | request you 10 ant
nource me as the Houston East and West
Toyns candidate. Enclosed please md u
coupons. which kindly place 10 my credit
and obigc, very truly yours.
''''' May Cozinc.
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TO CURE \ COLD IN ONE DAY
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets An
druggists refund the money If 1t fails to
cure. 2jc.
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4 II. p. A. CANDIDATE.


Houston. Texas. March l6-IIore are 1.
coupons for Miss Annie wynn Damon
ny Member r. 4. A.
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IL OuADALrpE COUNTY

seguin, Texas March 1.-THE pon,Ilis,s
nave chosen the following delegates to at
tend tho congressional convention on the
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10 You desire beautiful, luxurious hair
Cse Danderine, All druggists
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FOR LITTLE HATTIE WATERS.
Coupon Editor
Houston, Texas, March l7.-Plcase find
enclosed 20 coupons Tor little Hattie Wat
ers, IN the bicycle contest.
h, T.. Iecor.
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means certain. Mr. Amunsden has made
"A good officer and is believed to he en-
tircly competent for the position.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-01-20
AN OLD MAN KILLED.
Two Jury's Empannelicd to Make an
Iuquest Into thc Cause OF Ills Death.

Two Jury'S tmpanneIIcd to Make an
Inquest Into the Cause OF Ills Death.
A freight train on the Ontario and
Western road ran down and killed Je-
rome Moon, aged 70 years, while he
was attempting to cross the tracks
near his home in Jermyn at 5,45 p. m.
Saturday.
Alderman Swick empanelled a jury
and sent word to Coroner Hongstreet
to attend the inquest at o'clock to-
night. The coroner thought the action
of the alderman was somewhat pre-
sumptious and to show his utter dis
regard for the mandate of the squire.
went himself to the scene yesterday
afternoon and impanelled jury of his
own. The jury consisted of DR.. Peter
G. Manley. Dr.. W. J. Shields, DR.. $. f..
Meyer, Thomas Marsh, Patrick Cain
and James J. Merrick. They brought
in verdict i'm accordance with the
tacts outlined in the first paragraph
without fixing the blame.
Speaking of the action of Alderman
SwiCk, Coroner Longstreet said last
night that it is his intention to attend
to the duties of the Office and that he
wishes to impress upon the minds of
aldermen and justices Of the peace that
they have no right to hold an inquest
unless authorized by him or unless he
can not be reached.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-01-20
c. 1. wilkins IN THE CITY
He Came to Confer with LEGAL Rail.
way Conductors.
SPECIAL MEETING WAS HELD
Visitor Is Assistant Grand Chief Con.
ductor of the Order OF Railway Con-
ductors-lls Is Making a Tour
Of Pennsylvania Divisions.

c. II. Wilkins, assistant grand chief
conductor of the Order of Railway Con-
ductors. was in this city yesterday to
pay a fraternal visit to the local con-
ductors' organization, Lackawanna
division No. L.. A special meeting, at
which there was a large attendance,
was held in German Odd Fellows hall,
Lackawanna avenue, to meet Mr.. Will
kins yesterday afternoon. The meeting
was private.
During the evening Mr. Wilkins was
visited at the Wyoming by many prom
inent conductors who came to pay their
respects to the second highest official
of their order. To Tribune reporter
he stated that his visit had no special
significance, being merely of a fraternal
nature. The grand division officers
make 1t a point to get around to the
different divisions as often as possible
to keep in touch with the men. At pres
ent Mr.. wilkins Is on tour of the Penn
sylvania divisions. He has so far Wis
tied Sayre, Carbondale. Great Bend,
Pittston and Wilkes-Bar Last night
he left for Sunbury and thence will go
to the southern part of the state.
Mr.. wilkins says says that at present
there Is not a single serious railway
disturbance in any part of the United
States. Speaking of the contemplated
confederation Of railway organizations
Mr.. wilkins said that 1t Is one of the
possibilities of the near future. The
Debs plan of federation he does not
favor by any means as 1t tends to de-
stroy the individuality of the different
organizations, and as it is not the easiest
thing in the world to satisfactorily con-
duct the individual organizations It is
very evident that a conglomerate feder-
alton with It's varied and vastly differ
ing interests. such as Debs Is working
for. could never stand.
The Order of Railway Conductors Mr..
wilkins reports to be in very flourish
ing condition. The membership is
steadily increasing and it is also grow
ing in financial strength. Mr.. wilkins
is highly pleased with the condition in
which he finds the Pennsylvania divi-
SionS
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-01-20
CITY NOTES.

The Elks will give Il members smoker
ana euchre party tomorrow night.
The Scranton Central Labor union will
conduct Il social at Music Hall on Jan 30
Alderman AIilar committed George Da.
vies of Moosic, TO the county Jail Sat-
urday night. Davies was charged with
beating his wife.
. Calvin Stone has been appointed fore
man to succeed the late William Mcmillan
at the Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern blacksmith shop.
The ordinance providing for electric
nghts on PROSPECT, Irving and Harrison
avenues. in the Seventeenth ward, was ap.
proved by Mayor Connell on Saturday
j. Il. Corcoran has been chosen treas.
urer OF the st. Vincent de Paul society
TO- succeed the late Charles Tropp, and ali
bills due by the society will be paid by Mr.
COrcOran.
The will of Millard J. Whitney. late nj
LaPlume borough, was admitted to pro.
bate Saturday morning and letters tesla.
nhentary were granted to Charles Gardner
of Factoryville.
Joseph Tamaro charged with securing
a-nn, money ,H order @ belonging to Isadore Jurod,
from the Pittston postotfice was commit.
ted to the county Jail Saturday by Com
missioner Colborn.
Maurice. the youngest child of Nrs
owen Cusick, died Saturday night at II
o'clock after an illness of one week, His
"N. Scni anu months. The funeral
VIII be held from the 4fsidence, 4o6 I,acka.
wanna avenue. tomorrow afternoon AT .
9elGck. psrp interment will be made in Hyde
District Deputy Select Commands
games Williams. Of the Ancient Order
knights OF the Mystic Chain, has finisbed
MS installation work through Lackawan.
ma county and reports the order i'm a fiour.
hlng condition, there being a good in.
crease or membership and a very large in.
crease IN finances. The increase is most
notable In the North End. There is also
prospects Tor more castles up the valley,
also more assemblies of the Degree nj
Naomi are expected to be organized in the
near future. III '"e
Eagle Hose company, No. 5. has elected
tne following officers: President. !, e
Vaughan; vice-president, NJ. J. Rowan
Iecording secretary. j. j. O'Maliey. finan.
ciai secretary, Charles II. Beckett: treas
Tnan.s Trer; samuel n Mcdonald: foreman, p. j.
reeney; first assistant, William Becke.t
SECOND assistant, NJ. Gerrity: pineman
NIchael Aialoney; assistant, Patrick Ma,
Ioney assistant John =. Murray: assist.
am, Michael keogh; axe, John N Casev,
charles j. O'Boyle, John Maionev Pnt,
rick Golden. Senator Vaughan was roc.
trict. ei VI the ois'
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-01-20
MIR. SCHROEDER GETS IT.
Awarded the Contract for the New Board
OF Trade Building.

The directors of the Board of Trade
Real Estate company met Saturday
night in the board of trade rooms and
awarded the contract to erect it's new
building to Conrad Schroeder.
The cost of the structure will be $780,
600. Mr.. Schroeder was the only bid
der. The building will ue eight stories
high and located on Linden street op-
posite the court house. where the foun-
dation Is already laid. Polished red
Tennessee marble will be used in the
first two stories and Indiana and Forest
city stone in the remaining stories.
Quartered oak will be used exclusively
In the interior woodwork
The board of trade offices and meet
ing room will occupy part of the
eighth floor. The remainder of this
floor and the whole of the seventh will
be used by the Scranton club. Applica-
tions have already been made FOR the
two large stores to be located on the
street floor. 1t is expected the building
will be completed by Oct. / next.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-01-20
BEETHOVEN SYMPHONY.
VIII be Played at Coming Concert in
Academy Of Music

AT each of the concerts the Symnbopv
society mas given one complete sym-
phony by an old master At the con
cert on Tuesday, January 2S. one Of
iSeethoven's symphonies will be nro-
ouced In its entirety as the chief number
or the programme.
me orchestra has made careful and
earnest study of the work and as ali
tne members of the orchestra are en-
tnusiastic over the work of this incom
parable master of harmony this number
VIII undoubtedly be on of the most at-
tractiVe on the programme. Other
numbers. on the programme are by
eirleg. Mozart and other of the great
composers and the concert in it's en-
sembie VIII undoubtedly be one of the
most artistic rendition of the highest
class music ever given in the city.
The orchestra is under the baton NJ
Theodore Hamburger and will comprise
about fifty of the best musicians of this
city and Wilkes-Barre. The concert is
for the benefit of the Home for the
Friednless. Tickets may be procured at
Powells music store. The diagram will
open Friday morning.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-01-20
CHEESE AND NOT FISH.
Former Is tho Substance Of Which Mrs
John Davies Was Relieved.


Quite sensation was created on Sat-
urday by report in an afternoon con-
temporary that a young married wo-
man of Brick avenue, Providence. Mrs.
John Davies by name. had vomited a
live fish seven inches in length and one
and one-half inches in breadth.
The tale sounded somewhat pisca-
torial. and one of The Tribune's young
men Investigated it. The story was
correct in the main details as printed,
with this exception: Instead OF being
a living fish seven inches long and one
and one-half inches broad. 1t was u
chunk Of cheese about three and one
half inches long and han an inch in
breadth.
At least Dr. Fulton, who was the first
to pronounce the fish story untrue. said
it was cheese. DR.. Dome, who made
an examination of the elected sub
stance, said it was undigested milk.
coagulated, and formed much after the
shape of fish.
At all events DR.. Dome says it was
not a fish. and Dr. Sullivan, who was
present at the examination of the sub
stances, agrees also that 1t was not a
fish. That it was not fish DIR. Dome
is willing to stake his reputation as a
disciple of Esculapius and IZaak Wal
tOn
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-01-20
DATE HAS BEEN SET.
BOschinO's Case Will lie Argued Be fore
the Suprcmc Court, Feb. IA,

BOschinO's Case will he Argued Before
the Supreme Court. Feb. IA.
The argument for q new trial in the
case of Joseph Boschino, convicted of
numbering Francisco Conforti, has been
set down for Monday. February "a.
The case was down for January 6.
but at the request of the defendants
counsel. Ward & Horn and l.. p. Wade
man, a continuance was granted. At
torney Horn on Saturday received no.
tice of the new date set for the hearing
and also that the case heads the list.
The shooting occurred one Sunday
night in November. 1894. at Bunker Hill.
Boschino denies being the one who fired
the fatal shot and the burden OF the
defense will be to prove this assertion
District Attorney John r. Jones will
argue against the rule for a new trial.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-01-20
ANOTHER ORGANIZATION.
Catholic Societies Win Join Hands for
Mutual Bcncfit

Responsive to adesire to affiliate the
Catholic societies of the city and form
an organization or council, a meeting
of representatives from various socie-
ties was held yesterday afternoon in St
Marys hall. Providence. Peter Rob-
ling. jr.. of the South Side. was chosen
chairman. There was little else done
yesterday than to state the object of the
meeting and go into temporary organi-
zatiOn. The next meeting will be held
in the parochial hall of St. Marys Ger
man Catholic parish of the South Side
on Sunday afternoon. Feb. Q.
In object the new organization is
similar to the Lackawanna County
council of Irish-American societies. 1t
will comprise German. Polish, Hungar-
ian, Lithuanian and Greek societies,
which are ineligible to membership in
the Irish h-American council. They may
adopt the Sons of Columbia as their
name Its principle object is for the
mutual benefit of it's members.