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POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE

some of tn, vaga- los Of hu !prssl,s
LIN may be attributed 70 ~
inordinate number OF cigafosA
Ecv. Helen Van Anderson ~ n. His'
naetor ot tho new churcn OF "
ife in BOSTON. She was born y w.
is about rs years old. ~, ". n
Wii'am Morris, the Brilim rs1
died October 3, lefl a IvhS eomnn)
Though Morris Often pt Pr. = n.asy 10 1
OF goods, he has mol Jew :
comrades of socialism. :, IN
Professor Charles Lane ~. ~" tnl,lsl
tIoniins University, has w, TN ,sissu1
construction of an eguaioIsa ~ No|
which hs Will take with mn ssv,os,spA
nev, summer in order 10 phV'''
stars. .,oyrs thst|
known az dry goods vvu1 ,,ssnSf N
lait. Though he was IA M advani!a|
vol tn and never posssssssssvr ess % good
OF education, his ms ~ ,ssiranr1
to excita comment IN susr,syhury I
Tho new archbishop q !. ~ ssisrl
10 nav ont nearly i!5te Y N ths N
C w Ph 10 "enthroned." sems a,Vs,,sk Il \
tents OF this tax are lne ~ Gtf5s1,
ian.r, ~ Green Cloth. uH mo Ysnl
, 'og Of Inc Black ROO, n,hen
Inc, sher Of The Black Ror ano o y .,s,u
David o'Dounell, who D. na 'ss. pssd i, y
10 The Roman Catholic p', II he aSat]
ION IL the frs, gr.dlia.t,, = 10 n
,on' ~ ~ r,s.nt Of Yale unMehooS AID
a , MN Catholic pr!es.nsu'v,ss' shs n
Of three Roman Csthollo p'
studied n, fale' mr., II lbsst 7
The Norwegian edit,oo nn,t,ssn,' ";
49, ma John GABRIEL borrSSressdel'si
AZ conies. something uiIssssn's plsys.
" o,gimevan literature. lps. Z. he 81,
scan som. i. .l',"'h,lished in swedish s,n ~. !,
be,toves chat me n ihe Darss'
hooks equally well ~
" %ro Of '1 ,Sc most influsatia, o. d,
In ' he philippine Isdt,ds,,, , own b N,c ,
& p, Is a :, P paris. He T. Sg su,Ia u
ana went when . s,ch purpose ., 100
ne studied art 10 sah hhi lin 10 p's''
scho,a rshlp that enap'''
h,s studies IN Rome Who Z =
DR.. Fr re of i DR.. Won hoIIs ,s Of cbc,'
his winter, "a xom'nr r BancroN "a
,aiinments ii h's l'ne. ~ IA Ind $40 s.sso
Il, Calesburg. ~. i n and the
nio Of Amherst e % sesclumbls.
ncii,ical Science OF
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i'ourth District.

Saa Antonio, Texas. December 2t-The
following decisions were handed down yes
to-day by the court OF appeals for the
Fourth supreme judicial district
Affirmed George McCelyey Taylor ct al.
VS.. NJ. c. Dupuy ct al, from Houston. ".
l.. Macateo vs. II, Hamilton ct al, from
Harris; Gulf, Colorado g. Santa Fc Rar-
road Company rs. \. i. Wilson, from An
gelina; Julius King VS.. Il. n. Wright,
frcm Grimes.
Reversed and Romnndcd- y w Ward
vs. kcystoue Land and Cattle Company
ri al from l'rio: Iue'an Minor adniNis-
traitor, vs.. j. NJ. aud c. l.. Kilgarc, from
Medina.
Amended and Reformed w. Il. Meet
vcy ct al. VS., Iueh'W, McColvey, admin
istrator. Of al from Houston,
Motions OveTruled-I. ~ Hall VS.. sam
Johnson. from Lasailc. motioa to dismiss
appeal TcSas Consolidated Comprcrs &
Manufacturing Association vs. Dublin
Compress and Manufactuymg Company
from Erath. motion far rchcarng.
Subndtted--A. j. Williams VS.. w II
Deem. from Wilson, motion to suppress
bills OF exception
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Terrell, T,Aas, December % There are
come who have becn dsnosnd 10 brow
mud at Hon o. q, Colquitt aud belittie
his influence. hut there rs no question at
all about his ability rs a manager in AFFAIRS
political, and all who have hosn associated
WITH hm know that he IS not a statesman
OF small CALDER. Allcl TO this IS his
straightforward purpose and ni6 iron en-
orgy and backbone In sustaining his posi-
lions. His combat with the governor two
years ago gave him character that made
his enemies even admire his courage. lie
IL able to iill any position In the gilt or
Texas 20 which ho would aspire. ard Tex
ans would feel proud OF the -ecori he would
make. He stands on his own merits, Is a
friend to all men, and though hard ilgnt-
CT. does not stoop TO conquer.
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fed, appellee had no right Of action against
the railway company.
Opinion by Brown, J.

fed, appellee had no right OF action against
the railway company.
Opinion by Brown J.
ROBERT g. SToRRiE VS.. HENRY COR.
TIES AND WIFE. motion for .ehearing
OF certified questions in case from Aar-
rs county. First district--Grantcd
For the purpose Of filing an amendment
TO our answers heretofore filed TO the
questions certified in this case, the motion
for reh,aring is granted.
The second question propounded by The
court reads as follows: In case no lien
should be enforced against the homestead of
appelecs. are they or APPELLEE Henry Cor
ties, personally liable for the amount of the
certificates
Cur attention has been called to the
PROV ision Of the chartc. OF the City OF
Houston. which declares that act to be .
public law. therefore 1t is the subject Of
judicial cogni2ance.
Under the terms of the charter whenever
the assessment constitutes a lien upon the
property 1t Is likewise personal charge
against the owner of the property. and the
right Of personal action is given against
the owner named in the certificate upon
failure 10 pay, as well as a foreclosure Ct
the lien. The facts certified In This ease
show that the certificates were issued in
compliance with said charter so as to make
them lien on the land, except Tor the
fact that 1t was the homestead of appellees
In lieu OF the answer to the second qt,s-
ton heretofore filed. we answer that an
pellee henry w. Cortes. being the owner
OF the property at the- time the assessment
was made. is personally Liable for the
amount of the certificates issued by the
city council by virtue of said assess uent.
Mary NJ. Cortes. being married woman,
is not liable personally for such assess
meuk.
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loud mou,hed foes OF the democratic
party during the struggle Just ended viii
be admitting their mistake and demanding
changes In conditions and policies as visor-
ously as they were CRYING for "eonscrv-
atism'' ard National honor" meaning the
single gold standard. few months SEQ.
Time does no, always set things even. but
IL docs SO cccasiorally.
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Editorial. Isl: Business. i

The Post is delivered 10 any qart o. lne
city by carriers at 81 % p+r nooih. tlres
months, $500. SIX months. $sm' one SeA''
si2.0j
Mr.. Theodore BerinS has charge OF ms
City Circulation and Collecting.
Messrs. Theodore Bcrsng and tnaris,ss
Lot. are the authorized co!lsctors OF an
CITY bills. both advertising ana sGossi y
ton. and no money should b. PAD 20 Ail!
one other than those naEne4, unless s.,ee. a
written authority sgnet hN ne n uslhess
Manager IS shown All accounts. 81 any
ssze should bo paid by check "a favor o.
The Houston Printing CotuTary
No orders for goods etc. re gwen ~
the mana cement and more WILL b aereps-
ed IN payment 81 office bis.
subscr.b ers fA1 ne "a reeve the paprf
regularly VII please notify me oih-e
promptly. Ev>ry -pbscr lters papr e K
pfctsd 10 be delivered not later thar e-R
q IN.
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who faithfully performs Tor both sides
Colonel Whiting says he sat for one hour
yesterday watching this dog play baseball
He said tho dos seemed TO get as murn
spor, out e the game as tho boys dii' ana
said u vas a perfect curiosity 10 see that
eos oyr the bail with the aptncss OF On
umpire, and ahen ii missed the Watchers
haNls d always ln.Lg.-l m The DOE. mouth.
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r,e geographical -

Temple Tribune ,,,,r a The sis
in The northwest eor i,'a, :, ,ccoraIss y :,
p Dse' mas '@s aSGT', !, b iissass,; s x
az 90 minutes nj west, and ia'''
n,innlcS norm. W.
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Spain talks Of giving Cuba a home par
lament 10 be chosen by the catNsas them
selves This means that the same electoral
qualifications which eg.st,ic the few Sran-
ish on the isisni Ia choose forty-s-S ont
Of the fifty members Of the eorios from
Cuba. Will he permitted 10 keep the same
snsi-Cuha representatives IN Cabsn par
han,els That is all home rule Tslcass as
rronaised hy the Spaniastis.
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Aud II Might Help cuba.

NTdHVU NfNt,
Another consignment OF Texas horse.
have been shipped to Havana Tor the Span.
ish cavalry. 1t would be a sikh, worth eae .
ing 10 watch Weyler get on genuine
Texas bronoho.
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Wv rival 4,

In s X sa;d ia dgs a,rrs e os X. e.
m p5o li Ssy : r fs"fs'S D were :, '',,s
when I W.. .,s.sssss. il 4, u. * \ II.
gHt now anoin s,or e. So !,
Aq Al s.}ss,ssss. !, * X 4, ~;
Tie rival Is ,'.;f,ew fo'
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VIEW AT AUSTIN.

! v no VAS bore attending me 1tEhVe NohFss,
| .tha, an h,,tgne .rasna for something 10
II ~, -. ,,,,s,.,u,,,< .s.,a-
| N"'' ''N s' r.
| ron 10, sesne one has sNs va "s"eS va
! OF an ancient attorney generals repor1
| which sceru 10 indicate ,Aaf iarec rer.
| ., :, a.. ,-a,n,-,.,,s returned hy
we
grand !afaes "a 'h's S'AN" e'''e' "a" ~
! stick or are nos!t pressed ana A'sai'ssS"'
| the Inference soash; 10 ~ drawn being o.
] 49, -. ...s.,
soU'Se -A@' '''''S ~ $50 -,
'u' sss''1 ."'''s " ''s' '~"' ~,
.As - ''''' 49, - - -.
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a"N
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i Is 'tI''' 'ea 70 '@e SNo'"et se-i''~' 'i~''
! say iiity cases, were dismissed by gwen
caurt during certain wear II might appear
I q, 10 shs,-,. - ,,r,h.- ,x,,fsns,t,, tha.
ins "svieSs AN~-S'asNis "@H NeVA az
| turned ID that particular instance, while
The fac; may have been that in twenty five
Of ,hsse eases establishments were mined
G.s.eiy had Win subsequent convictions.
the original Cause OF dismissal bclne prob
aaiy acfect In the nrst Indictment or
something else that ne,-sssitated the subsii-
su.scn Of A new on., therefor As to the re-
uzinins twenty -fiye cases. II Viii b. more
80, 80 ~ - - az ~ o.
ready stood convicted once. twice aud
! ta@}oe lhiiee' aAd that mere was no ilr-
sa,-rI ar5 r,,i.r IN 1@s,s IN ADDING 10 hts
already weixhfv load Of paual seryitude
49, y f-''''
'"e''' '''''
forgery may be returned against man.
lie pleads guilty IN six cases and the dis
,-ic, s,.ornsv t,s,ntssss ,bs other six Now
- -. ,,...,.
WIKI '-'e s'@''s''e'aA Oot''s "'ous -' linus
tAess SIX d.smissa!s anu charges them UP
10 anything that may suit his fancy and
,.s,s then, as the foundation for any old
IAN ne A.as MAH' % loiso Hsa' ,.sl
nrofe.sionsl r.torr,,er ,'lsss aitheurh IL,
spite tnefcO. the law has been uliy vim
eieated and economy has been praotieed
.5ss -''.,'' 80 - .I.' "a ..
~ one ,rsnssc,ion many ~ which indtrf.
,,.-,.. .bI,.I4 a., ss 49,. Sis,,'is.a5 ~ a.
10 -eonrtf,i ,-early sxee.s ~ irdirtIne,,fs
o,e~ ,.-,r,.efiens notr,e ia any. fsr,lc,,isriv
NEEDED rhanrs In me law ar. The nr,r,tre H.,
nj, oriri,n ir suggests ,be rpp,ovaI ~ sfsf.
MIR. att.hori.,. -. og.,,-i..,irg INV f,,c
te1 or fifteen nine, for what really con
sti,iifed h,i a single Violation nj IND law O."
So.
II apraers that there a,-o Same neonIa nm -
"a. -,
" 'Nas ""' o. :" ''ieo9"'e s''
iled with the prevailing method OF closing
out one business, Judging from the fol-
loving remarks addressed 10 mo last night
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san Antonio Wight muy Him.

Ennis Meteor
Colonel Whiting tells us to-day that the
baseball team near the roundhousc arc in
great luck. They have a dog for baehsiop,
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The various State reports show Nhsi
cuassrals care the democrats party 81
Texas has Sod over tho c,lUcS;ici'al
AMI other Interests Of the negroes 81 The
State. There IS every reason Why the
colorei vote should stand steas.ly ny
the democrat &c stare administration.
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An Orcu secret.

A wise man in anwer does not Away,
show f.;
But when he is In !ove-ah, then we all
know Il!
-Llppincolrs.
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Secretary oiney is FIRMLY Of the opinion
that Executive should never he priaiea IN
the lower case
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HO'
iouiest mouihed foes OF the democratic
party during the struggle Just ended vii
be admitting their mistake and demanding
changes In conditions and policies as visor'
ously as they we're crying for "conscrr
s,ism' ard National honor" meaning III,
single gold standard. few months $50
Time does no, always set things even. ha
il docs SO occasionally.
|
Spain talks Of giving Cuba home par.
lament 10 be chosen by the cnhNas shesn-
| selves. This means thai the same electoral
qualifications which eoasic the few Span-
| ish on the isisni TO choose forty-s1S out
Of the afty members Of the eorios from
(, Cuba. Will he permitted TO keep the same
! snti-Cuha representatives in q Cebsn par
nan,eru. That is all home rule means as
\ promised IN the Spania=ds,
Secretary Oiney is FIRMLY Of the opinion
that Exeoui1,>s should never he priaiea In
the lower case.
The various State reports show Whist
rosasrels care the deinoc-ayc party ef
! Texas has .,xe-esss3 over tho cS&UcS;ici'al
ana other Interests of the negroes q ;he
State. Teere - every reason Why the
colorei vote should stand steaiily ny
the ,7einos.a &c stare administration.
Grover and olasy are song 70 fight
(, on; whether congress recognizes their
bcll!gcrenoy or not
49, ~ 90 Z
in soene portions Of Kansas this winter
ths- they gat unde- wandows "a howl
all nsht Taey appear TO he alnos. a.
rAveuous as the populssi cffice seekers
IN Kansas snce the eiectoa.
The American santa i,Aps left notnins
In poor Cuhs's stocStrs this year-so-I'e
cthc- y~zr, possibly.
Al Eastern napar says "train robo III
has broken cor 20 Texas ssa-n-' Texas
IS his state. but papers commenting on
train robbns ami other crimes VII n.osss
bear N riind thal there ar other states
both East ana West
The struggle Is on in Germany between
the eur.e7or rs roat Aa5 The TorSnst's
t.A-r,se ans between The zen aud IN
SWORD
senesaay states wiki show Of author
Ia, .yenese that III. lnsal.s can't make
sl7 ,n3 yssr le1tur-c Il Mr. inra--s
-.lskes bin $3.50 ~ AMMAN he j. stll
s.hsas NJ tns average e t--eu OF Kansas 20
earning oap2- ltY-
TIE hreakias ~ ihe Will ~ Samuel J.
Tlasa shows that the greatest lawyer
NO. -.-,,-.-sr Nv- .Fa frt5r,fsee ~our. can
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Grover and olnsy are song 10 fight
&, gu; whether congress recognizes their
bell!ccrency or not
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Entered al the rostofhoe at Houston' lexAS
as Secoue Class Matter.
euheerIrton BY Maii-Daily ana Sunday Post o.
year $500, six months. fAvo; three non'ns
~ 90: one month, 81 90
tundsyPost. one year $l-S0. -..> ...
eemi-Wecky Pcst fMondars and InursohyS oae
year, u 90, si1 months. t<-vo' TIRES ""n'''s'
t20U, one month. sl.0c.
Sunday Post. one year, ti-5o.
Semi Weekly Post MONDAYS apd 7narsnays- orc
year, 81. 90, slx months. soc. three uv.t IMP 80
Ektcren Business once - Trihnne bmioihk' ~"
iors, The :. c. Beckwith special Agcnos. 81
Western Basiness Ofise, .6Y The isDskofs.. >N4
caxo, This = e. Bee with special Aseh's'
G :. y. Holland. TrAnveAng AUDITOR . ,ct
New trleaps. Ia - Business feaocnAt'.rs = -
-. Charles street, r. y. A. rooms Il. H. o'i'S''
Agent -
The Pssts Trxveiins Agents Colonel ". u tArs
enera4 Travelling Agent VIII y l. ma o. y"
Berish, Il. Il. Holland and II .. usrci'
Special star Commissioncrs'
AT ACSTIN-L. A. pst.t, office IN the
State Capitol Building. $50.
AT DALLAS = James Hays ouer!es'
Windsor Hotel
IN The Evening Tribune Building
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The cayotcs arc said - h 50 hungry
in soSne portions Of Kansas this winter
ihs7 they Kat unie- windows 10 howl
al nsht They appear 10 Ne alnaos as
rAveuous Is she populss; office seekers
In Kansas s.nce the eiecisoa.
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u raso Times,
the following. sent to this office ycste,-
Asy explains itself;
lNeAr Slr--.ln toiays issue Of your a,-
eicalsad daily, the Times, the coming
riysc,i Is spoken Of
have no, said word 20 that gentle
man tEst would authorize him 10 believe
onlN met him TWO Or three times and ny
nccNr ;ion gives ME no time for love az
fairs.
MIR Rodriguez has SPOKEN several times
"th my father. | know no; on what
subjects. | can onlv imagine my father
hAs 4ot good opinion Of him aud there.
fore tas not encouraged his matrimonial
Would thank DIT Rodriguez for his pre-
tensions II they were sane. hut | believe
pubic. Teresa Urea
THE DOCTOR IN EARNEST.
nr Rodriguez also called a; the Times
Office and SAID
Il wish you would correct ihe repoi.
thai have any connection with the Mex
lean soverumcnt, or that have any let
ters OF recommendation from Pves lent
lllHz am cuban. | LEFT my country
nineieen yeaTs ago and have been triv-
cling ever aince over she world prac ticing
my profession. ! Ike Mexico very much
- ] nave been treated everywhere In that
country with every consideration due d
= -NEA'+tiNAt. 'tf lf. 1T tiiNAirLil tAii
stales of Hacatecas. Durango and Chihua-
hna had Letter from General Hinoiosa,
VINO Is my intimate friend This is the
c:i! Erourl Tor any rumDr that | had
letters from President DiaE. am not
uSiu@ Mr.. Diaz's name. as | have no righ.
Ia 80 SO This j. an ahus, OF Which ! am
mot SriitN. | came here 10 rest and nltu-
.ally | desired 10 sec Miss Teresa Urea"
"But. doctor, sild ihe reporter, have
you proposed marriage 10 her,
Yes, he replied, II was struck hy. ile,
heaH,ilul WAYS. her modcsty and her ear
nt~infss and | have decided that sho
would make for me a model wife | have
asked her hand in marriage, but her
father seems to be opposed TO the gnon.
Your reports may have injured NV cau-H.
bLt nave reason to believe that the
Young lady is not influenced by thrn
am not lntruding on her s,ucc her flthe :
gave me his opinion. / was sent fox after
eight days of continued absence from the
house. But | am not permitted 20 see
MISS Urea except in the presence of many
other visitors. My suit may he SUCCESS
fui yet. as | earnestly love the girl and |
am sure that on Investigation her father
VIII learn that ! have no connection with
he cNican government"
What viii lac vonr neNt step, doctor 90
snail await developments A lover is
not 70 be appalled by mere obstacles that
make the timii tremhle Make the cor
rection / ask and shall be under ob,t-
cations 10 you. Adios.'
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The American SAINTS CAns left notnins
In poor Cuhs's siocSt-s ibis yeAr-s9 ne
cthe- scsr. possibly.
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Should the Twenty fifth legislature be
IN the mood Of making appropriations for
the enlargement Of any of the State insiI-
tutions II Will II 1t pays attention to public
sentiment, first provide fer more room for
tho confinement Of the insane, The mott
practical and economical plan so tar slg-
Restc1 in that direction Is to build m asy-
ium fer the cnlored insane and 90 enlarge
he Southwestern Tsylum 81 san Antonio.
by removing he colorcd patiopts now con-
fined al Austin and Terrell 10 an asylum
erected for their accommodation room for
500 or 400 more white patients would he
made In tho Institutions mentioned, which.
with an addition TO the San Antonio asv-
lun. would be- sufficient to relieve county
iails OF the domented, who are now confiuel
here for lack Of asylum capacity
LAP
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The struggle is on in Germany between
( the ernrero-'s coat Aa5 The worSnsn's
t.a1r,ss ans between The zen eui IN
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HOUSTON DAILY POST.
Houston Printing COMPANY.
ELEVATION. r. n. JOHNSTON.
President. Vice President


semi.W.ekIy Post, ii2 Co.'S. per Week
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sc-nebasy states wiki a show of author
lta- iyeness that Air- insal.s can't make
si7}no vssr le1tur-c Il Mr. inra-s
makes bir $3.50 r-r AMMAN he s. stll
ahsat n tts average g uzeu Of Kansas 90
EARNING e,sp2-ify.
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Tasre was soosiy amount o. ''sws'e'
charity dls14usAs e Houston yesterday
--sN y wnch demons rates that Will
some citizens may lake h''ls interest 20
the clts a. q whole hey hook after ~ gem
erery ~ sTEl-s
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Attorneys-at-Law

II. A. FIsKE,
A TTORNEY AND ~OOUNsELLOR AT LAW
"A Santa Fe. N. NJ. (P. O. Box F.) Prac-
tices in the supreme court n all district
given to Spanish and Mexican grant titles
and mining litigation.
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My little boy, when two years of age,
was taken very III with bloody fiux. /
was advised to use Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and
luckily procured part of q bottle. |
carefully read the directions and gave
1t accordingly. He was very low, but
slowly and surely he began to improve,
gradually recovered, and is TO- as
stout and strong as ever. | feel sure
it saved his life. / never can praise
the remedy half its worth. l am sorry
every one in the world does not know
how good it is, as l do -Mrs. Lima S.
Hinton, Grahamsville, Marion Co.,
Florida. For sale by X. D. Goodal,
Depot drug store.
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lnarvey's Mountain Home.

This resort is famous TOR It's comfort,
cleanliness, superior table, abundance Of
rich milk and cream, as well as for Its I'M.
rivaled scenery and numerous nearby
points of interest. The best trout fishing
Is accessible by short excursions to either
branch Of the G~allinas. Hermit Peak
and grand cafion are of easy access. Bur-
ro's are furnished to guests for daily
riding. The Pecos National Park is within
six miles, and is reached by easy trail;
expeditions Can be QUILTED and guide Sc
cured at the ranch.
For transportation and terms, inquire OF
Judge Wooster, East Las Vegas, or adj
dress. III. A. HARVEY.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-08-13

Since 1873 there have been niue
epidemics Of dysentery in different
parts of the country in which Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy was used with perfect uccess
Dysentery, when epidemic, is almost
as sever and dangerous as Asiatic
cholera. Heretofore the best efforts OF
the most skilled physicians have failed
to check its ravages, this remedy,
however, has cured the most malign-
ant cases, both of children and adults,
and under the most trying conditions,
which proves 1t to be the best medi-
cine in the world for bowel complaints.
For sale BY K. D. GoodalI, Depot
Drug store.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-08-13
Valuable Prescription.

Editor Morrison, of the Worthing-
ton, Ind, Sun, writes: "You have q
valuable prescription in Electric Bit
tiers, and | can cheerfully recommend
it for constipation and sick headache,
and as a general system tonic it has no
equal" Mrs. Annie Steble, 1926 Cot
tage Grove avenue, Chicago, was all
run down, could not eat o digest
food, had a packache which never left
her and felt tired and weary, but six
bottles of Electric Bitters restored her
health and renewed her strength.
Price fifty cents and $1.00 per bottle at
Murphey-Van Petten Drug Co.'S, Las
Vegas and East Las Vegas, and at
wholesale by the Drowned Manzanares
To