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NEUROLOGICAL.

SlNGER-Alto. Taxeas, April "a. Mrs
Fannie Tisnger of Now Hope. Dallas
county. died nj tho residence Of her father,
a. g. Harrison, OF this place yesterday at
o'clock p. NJ. She WAS Inferred at me
Harrison cemetery TINS evening az =
O'Clock She had been married only n
short time and was on visit when sh"
was taken sick.
PREWl1r-M Texas. April 20
Thomas J. Prewitt OF his pace lied last
night at u O'clock. He was young mnii
Y years old. lie leaves host Of friends.
Doc.a sed was member Of the Fnighis
cf AIacrabees and Woudinen of the World,
slcCLEH DON Grovc,on. Texas, April
y Mrs I)r. Moclendon. wife of DR.. j.
T. McClendon. died nj Ccntra!la. this
county. on the 18Th instant. she leaves "A
hushfnd and many other relatives TO
mourn her loss
CUSTER Brenham. Texas April b.
The remains of Mrs. Sarah Buster. who
died al Wea'herford Thursday, were In
TERED here today. She was about 6s years
Of are ana was we'll known here. where
she resided for many years
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Are You a
Thinking Man?

VII IL You ,no, ARE; this is addressed to Toy.
, mlds aqIns the last ISw years IN EIse,
Arts and Sciences Have You ever given
any serious thought to the. Science. of
Specialists accomplish daily cures which
were supposed to be impossible ten years
ago? DO you know thai whole books are
written ON n singia disease which would
not have required but few pagcs ten
years ngo. and that there are Physicians
OF one class of dlneaaes whilo II few years
ago Doctor was supposed to know them
w, NE spseigiISi-'ha, Is, tho physisiaa
dlsenSes.- Knows mare about them than tho
good old Family Doctor. Now You also
know tha, the Sexual organs ssens'itn,e
Disease In them affects his entire being:
amy weakness makes him less
man. How can only half n man ask or
expect tho confidence of fellow men. or
the love o. woman" Cn you say 10
men. Mako mo your lea.er. your judge
"Chot :. iuc before all men as your hus-
lard" Mnhs today issolve ,hai y
you. you VIII be one. ana when rou ask
for honors Of mea or love OF woman. no
vanccs in Science. do yor know that pr.
Clemens, treatment Of Structure 10 as lar
tive Is ahead of the old stage conch? No
pain. no terrible hcmorrhnges. no laying
down your dntics 10 go to IA city and stay
weeks with n Doctor at heavy EXPENSE
lie can cure you Mt your home; you cnn
20 about your business without the slight
rsi trouble. and tho cost Ia not half what
4. 10 under the old methods. II you suffer
from this. or from Spcrmat orrhoca. Impo-
tcnce. Stcrility. Gonorrhocn. syphilis. lis-
eases of Women. or any Private or SKID
Dir j. II. CLEMENS,
i29 w. Commerce Street. San Antonio.
QUESTION L,st-,A for Men. b for womes
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AMONG RAILROAD MEN.

/
:, Morgan Jones receiver of the Fort
| North and Denver city, was in the city
| Yesterday VISITING In railway circles and
| left IN the evening Tor Galveston.
| Treasurer Paul F'lato OF the Sunset lief,
| last night for san Antonio 10 spend tho
| sabbath with friends and ON Monday
| tnnsact company business In the Alamo
city.
Colonel G.. w. Crowder. stock claim
agent Of the Houston and Texas Ccntrn;.
| was at company headquarters yesterday
| after a tour of the line In the interest OF
| claims and claimants.
| Commercial Agent c. Fahey OF the
| Southern Pacific at san Antonio was In
The city YESTERDAY mingling with traffic
| officials at sunset hcadduarters and greet
| 'ng f.iends and acquaintance among the
| fraternity.
t. NJ. Womack. chief clerk in the gen
"'al passenger department of the South
ern Pacific. has been confined at home
suffering from an attack OF Illness for
TWO days. He was somewhat improved
yesterday and hopes to be on deck TO-
ncr:ow.
Judge T. w. Ford, attorney for the re-
cciNofs OF The Galveston. Laporte and
llouSio on returned from Galveston yestcr-
day, wh,r he attended the hearing OF
TIE conphnys case for condemnation of
certain PROPERTY for the roads right Of
General Superintendent T.. r. Calvin and
y. l.. Bowers. superintendent of bridges
and bniidins Of the International and
Great Northern. were IN the city ycstcr-
day evening caring for matters at this
end OF the line and returned to Palestine
headquarters last evening on the fast
mail
Chairman L.. f. bay of the Southwest
crn Traffic association failed TO material
ize in local circles Yesterday, as was an
tlcipated from dispatches from Fort
Worth announcing his denaitnf. from
there TO South T.Nas. Photographic tracers
cont out tv local traffic officials who Were
anxious OF Interview with Mr.. Day elicit
I'd the Information that he left Dallas for
ST Louis headquarters Friday night
Colonel james Beaumont. general live
stock agent for III" Southern Pacific. came
over from Victoria Yesterday and spent Il
few minutes at company headquarters
discussing cattle shipments and tho cattle
industry in general. The rush of live
stock to pasture In the Indian Territory is
about over. though there is yet consider
able beef TO move The Nav movement
To Northern markets this year VIII he
unusually heavy. and In the estimat on of
Colonel beaumont. who is an authority
larger than ii has been for the past ton
seas ns.
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sropy OF sIIIpWRECK.

New Orleans, April 2j.--Three men ios'
nj sea, four men In an open boat wi'hon'
food and water for Ave days. with scarce
ss.th,nctcd 10 beating storms ana the burH.
ing rlys of a tropical sun. the heroes OF
n ehin-wrnc1ei vessel, enduring hardshlps
that Others might he saved. y the story
,nIr was brought INTO port this moiIihs
by the steamer FoAhal. II Is the authe.-
lie Information from The wrecked ~ ,
OF Dallas OF the Royal Mai me, wn is,,
on April TO- The lost are: Thomas Snii'ii,
oiier. Chas. Nalendoff. coal passer; war
rem jackson. c0lored. s,eward, all OF New
Orleans The balance. OF The crew ana
passengers were saved.
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COMMISSION RULINGS.

Hearing OF Repeal from Exemption of
Tariffs Special Rates.
Austin. Tcras April 2j-rhe railroad
commission issued the following orders
today:
Ii is ordered by the railroad commits
sion of Texas and notice is given TO all
parties interested. that at its office in
the city % austin. Texas on the l2th
day Of May. 1896 the railroad commission
repeal of ali exemptions OF railroad COM
panirs, doing business in the State of
Texas from the operation of commission
tariffs or any of such tnrifls. and that
Mt tho same lime and place the commits
sion viii consid,r whether the railroad
companes la whose favor such ely
otnptions have heretofore been allowed.
shall be subject to the rates prescribed
hy the various commission thrilfs and
nppivlng To the railroad companies Of tnt
State generally, or whether executions,
specifying the rates; shall be made by
Tho commission to the general tariffs III
favor of the railroad companies whose
exemptions shall be repealed
Compnnies affected by This order and dc
string exceptional rates, are reffi"sied
to submit sch.iules thereof 10 the com
mission Al the time and place above mon
toned
COMMUNICATIONS respecting the subject
embraced IN this order should reach the
commission b., O'Clock a. m. Of said 18th
John II. Reagan,
Chairman.
L. J. Storey,
~ a. Stedman.
Comm sioncrS.
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THOSE rxroRr,GRAIN RATEs.i
The Missouri Pacific WIN Modify Its New
Schedules.

rho Missouri Pacific VIII Modify Its New
Schedules
Vice President Warner Of the Missouri
Pacific is quoted saying That the re-
ports sent out. from The Windy Ni'y cH-
oago). regarding the action OF has ROAD o"
grain rates to New orleans. haVlnS teeh
misleading and that II fun ana suniplph'
e, plnnutiou of the attitude OF ms COM
uauy vii! be given ont, when VIII lIltf
me mailer in an entirely different ishi.
and that The Missouri Pacihc mas lpl
repudiated the innings oil me arpi.'at ~.
in the way that the 'hicaso Inno,,n NM, n',,
run and sufficient cxpl ina,on YIN pe
satisfactory TO the port oil Galveston re-
mans to lie seen, In the light oil recent
pect-d that Galveston VIII receive us
full share of equitable rates.
Whether the discrimination asains.
Galveston in favor of New orleans b'ihs
IN whole OF in part of the awards OF the
arbitrators, IL stands 10 reason that the
Galveston lines Will meet the GUS. ana
the result Will be to prccinitatc IA dis'olu-
ton of the freight rates ana ,o mds
are to pledge themselves 10 ahine ny lne
decision of competent ana noi-inteIes,ru
parties in the adjustment OF th.lr an
frrences only TO Ignore the hndihss OF
mis- hoard. then why arbilrate. Owing TO
me vast territory aud large interests H.
volVod and other equally ifnpor'dht con-
siderations AT STAKE, II ndi he,'i ~"
pectrd that all parts VIII be placed on
parlty In the matter OF export shipments
a lust. fair and equitable solution Of the
a. nipli' ated and voluminous issue as II
possible under the circums,ances T. an
lint the three eminent traffic auihorili..
composing the board OF arbitration couli
accampli.h and their findings is conceded
to be such by all conservative traffic OIL
i!cials. who have given the question nrp-
Ter study
independent action can never accom-
rli-h The desired purpose and must even
iuaIIy terminate In disruption Of rates
ard disastrous results to all liies IN
viewed The shippers may beneilt ~ an
OMEN rae war but the earnings Of me
ronds must suffer and pay the pena'ty OF
such imprudent and costly action
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IN THE RAILWAY WORLD.
Inauguration of the Summer Excur-
sions to the Various Resorts.
EXPORT GRAIN RATE DISTURBANCE
Annual Convention of Railroad Commits
sioncrs-Comuission Ordsrs-llead-
light flaahcs-Notca,

The summer excursion season Is here
and commencing today the regular 81
round trip rarcs between Houston and
Galveston so Into effect and will remain
in force every Sunday during the warm
weather. All the roads are preparing for
heavy excursion business this season to
tho various pleasure resorts on their re-
spcctive lines, aud from the list OF new
health resorts and picnic grounds ad-
verused for this summer the present sea.
son promises much for outdoor pleasure
seekers, who are wont to spend the Sab.
baths i'll recreation and rest out In the
country free from the heat and excite
iheni of the busy metropolis.
"hc Galveston. La PORT, aud Houston,
known as the New Bay Route, is fast
nearing completion and promises to figure
very prominently in the excursion bust
ness this season. Commencing next Sun
daT the new terminal line will run Its
regular sunday excursions to La Porte,
ScabrCok and other baysiJe resorts and
III an icipation OF heavy business In
this line all observation-disclosures are busy
preparing Tor tho inaugural excursion OF
the season. The traffic dcpartm ant, unhcr
the supervision OF Z. ". Nelson. tho
energetic general passenger and freight
agent OF the company. is actively en-
gagged preparing for the opening of che
outing season. For the present these ex-
CIrsions Will be confined 10 the several
popular resorts located on the mainland
division eff he New Bay Route. pending
the completion of the tine new steel draw
in cours. of erection across Calves on
bay after which tho road will compete
for the Galveston business with cncour
Aging Indications of securing II large share
OF this traffic The company Is amply pr
Vidcd with new passenger equipment and
excellent facilities for the handling eft
IL
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sruART AND BRADY.

New York. April 25-Dan Stuart and
WIN. A. Brady met today 10 Arrange a
match between James J. Corbett and
Robert Fiizsimmons for the worlds
heavyweight championship and purse of
sI2 900 offered by Stuart. F'itxsilnmons
was not represented but Stuart received
n letter from Manager Julian refusing 10
consider any proposition for a fight with
corbett until the latter shall have met
ond defeated al least one of the men
whom FitzsIinmons has named as having
precedence In championship contests over
Corbrtt. Articles Of agreement were con
siiered by Brady and Stuart and an un-
Outstanding Is alleged TO have been reach
ed between them.
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HI NENEAL..
ER-MATTuI,,,,c

NsaiR,MATTHEws- Alto. Texas.
TmMr' w, II. liavor Of Mineral
ii MAJ and Miss Mamie Matthew's
fasisse sa0u was married on tie list AZ
Lpi ,,., Of Rev. $. a. Acrey.
! ~ III EltFFERT-Cuero Texas.
| essbir' PAU Domnuth. the chi,
|and NJ OF ne bank of II. Rungc &.
HEM ss = Lizzie Rieffcrt. daughier Of
AZ n. i~luori. We're married last
Tho residence of tho brides pnr-
|,o Nv rave today for an exten.lrl
)oustonH 'eo. MIR; y. Mugge ana bride
|seddjn, arrived yesterday to attend
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rn,roR WOUNDED IN A DUEL.

Nashville, Tenn, April -5'-ETanK COO
man. editor OF the Huntsville tAla.) Ar
,us was shot and badly wounded by r..
B. Spraggins In street duel between
ihenl in this city this evening, growing
en- of an article in the Argus 10 walch
snrarcins objected. the trouble had been
~, ,ving for some days, and this evening
,le men met and began firing. coienan
sho, i've times. Spraggins four times,
'rh.n Coleman announced that ne wdJ
glns ceased firing. Sprassins Was no. hit,
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TRAIN SERVICE crRrA11.rp

trinity. Texas April 25.-The passenger
'rain on the Trinity and Sabine railway
VIII be abolished after Sunday. April u.
anu uaily mixed trains will he run each
way IN its stead. which will give ,ne
travelling public nearly If not QUIT. a..
toou service and Will he u great saving
TO the railroad company
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P"oNi TEXAS SPECIALS.

kase coi,hy, iiiations are out for tho
Refer, Or +. J., H. Reuss and Miss
b the tirr, nauHhier of Mr.. II. Ref
10 take \" Mo, o, hunse ~ Co, the mar
bgTu,~, pace ON the Goth instant.
Fl fevaSn y There are two cascs a,
Ptout Inn m Mr. Joseph burners fam.
has h haze miles north Of here. ira
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john IT. Keag m.
Chairman.
l.. J. Storey.
\. a. Stedman.
Commissioners.

In approval OF Joint application of the
Texas Midland railroad and the Texas
and Pacific Railway companies. submitted
under No IL of the 4. NJ X. r., authority
tx hereby granted for the adoption Of
the Following rates. in cents per 100
pounds, Tor the transportation OF SLAVES
and headings. In ear loads, minimum
weight 1900 pounds: p.,
From onnlan to Grand Saline.....l II cents
From yunlan TO Fort Worth-.....l2 cents
From tCuinlan 10 Dallas ............lO cents
Effarffye AUril q, 1896.
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,Nn1AN rERnIToRY REPuRLICANs.

Muskogee. !. T.. April .5.-The repubh'
90, Territorial convention met here 10.
Az and elected delegates to the National
%, who were instructed for Nc,
E,nlev No other narne was presented
during tho Conventions
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.....s.....
= Best Velvet Carpets
= for Gic per ynrd
= At EDW. iLbIG A. BROS.
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nth of General Grant with . baii-
md reception. In pursuance q Ms
;encral Thomas J. Stewart, one OF
lost widely known politicians o.
IN Pennsylvania, 0fticiated aYftoass
:.
York, April 1.--of tho forty ODD
= and celebrations held In tho cities
hout the country tonight to conn
ate the anniversary Of the late
IS Grants birth. that OF the uIslny
nt association at the WatdorL noees
,c of the most notable ana tmpott-
leneral q. VI. Dodge presiaed sne
rcches OF the evening we1e n LIN
m l.. Wilson.
burg. Pa, Apri, N.-The tenth Ans
nnquct of the American Republican
n commemorative Of the birth ok
Il Grant was held at the 1onoear
might. Covers were LAID for ~ pes,
nd every seat was occpuieo.
ester, N. T.. April IRA Grant
In, dinner was given here tenlkae
The auspices Of tho Young ISIS
lican club. K
IN. Masa., Aprii N.--The Grant dinr
the MIddlcsex club at The 6runs.i
might was attended BY many q w;
,rnminenf citizens OF tho commops
Amonu the guests were aenegay
I.nnga,reet Of tho Confederete
who made an address. 4.
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EIGHTH ANNUAL MEETING.

OF State Railroad Commlssioners-im-
por.ant Papers to bo Read
A call has been issued for.the eighth an
nual convention Of railroad commission
ers. ito he held in Washinrton May o..
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WEST POINT PRIMARY.

West Point. Texas. April S.-Tbe pri-
mary was called at this place today; s. A.
shelburna elected chairman. J. II. Mecol-
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)ME HEADLINES.
stories which were printed In The
only yesterday; you missed them
II didn't get The Post, and you miss
's every day you fall.
POST PRINTS THE NEWS
.EsuLT OF A CONSPIRACY.
clc Uprising Has Spread Beyond the
Aim Of the origtnatora.
,eriain and Rhodes Responsible.
.,ng to liumors Very Current In
ion--Cons.rvativcs Watching Their
ers 10 Sec No Compromise Is Made
tho Transvnal.
AGED WOMAN MURDERED.
20 CLOSE TIE CAMPAIGN.
ARMENIANS ARRESTED.
RUSSIA ORDERING SIIIPS.
icnts Gained Victory Over Z SPAR
ish Column.
CORRESPONDENTS STORY,
can Newspaper Man Tells OF Nat
tiers IN HIS Experience.
'ROI'HESIES by INGALLS,.
NASHVILLE ENTRIES.
LEXINGTON ENTRIES.
HE POOL CHAMPIONSHIP.
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THE HOTELS.

b LAwLoR-RATES. 81. 80 AND So
DER DAY. JAMES LAWLOR. PRO
RIEToR.
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aims on the International and Great
thern and Galveston. Houston ana
derson arrive and depart at the m
|a,ional depot, foot of Cnnsress ave,
hs Kaiv DEPOT: Galveston. La Porte
Houston trains nj San Jacinio street
II; all other roads use the Grand
Rral depot.
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NEW AuTcHlNs HOUSE.
her & Gue.tn.

KIher z Gue.tn-
ger, Proprietors.
II modelled and
newly furnished.
tneq,ialed in ali
its appointments
~ the State of
Texas.
The l.. @ a d | II &
1t.t.l
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-21
vi. 8. s., (Firmado) jose Lled6,
Osrosgente, 19 &c Enero de 1896
Una seilOra de Al0aI4 escribo -

Iva. g. s., (Firmado) Jose Lled6
Oarosgente, 19 &c Enero de 1896
| Una sefora de Alosls esoribe -
"Por atgunos aIos vengo psde
oiendO de dolores nerviosOs y q "a
la momento apareaian bajO dife.
rentes formas. Oreismos qne te.
rian dolores hlst6ricos Ult ma.
mente ell 20 de Juoio tuve nn sta-
que tan violsnto de dtchos d9loFes
que ms hallsha como muerta Y
vi6udome en- este esta1o me diercn
50 medicine, el Jarabe Curative de
Ia Mst g s igsl. De paes de to.
mario por slgun tlempo gaacjss q
Dies me eocuentro 20 pletame en tt
rerts Dleclda. s. 8. S.. (FIrmadoJ
MaSda Ebri J Gsians. Alos-
Is, "a de Noviembre de 1885,"
OtO caao inferessnte es ell &c
Dom Pasousla Ripol 6. HstR g.
d r. da la slg'.ieute description &c
81 aurs para que squeIlas personals
q 1e padegcan del mismO ma pue-
Oau v6ierse Gel mlkmO Teme0iO
"Pur espAci0 de un anu he esta
do psdeciendo dc do 0tes En- 81 CO
t0msgo seguldos ue IL lnulspOsl-
y on genera! que re4uraCmelto re.
sA.ta dc iOs paurciMIentOs dei ee-
s0msgo. Darante este oOrGO Pc
riOuS probe varios remedies y al
guuos en sugar dc aiivi4rme me
pusieron peer hasta que por Tin me
ScuLse]arOn que pc barA eI JsrEbe
Curative 0e Ia Made Seigel. Me "a
on nGefamento lnposlb.e el expiIcal
ei reAnltadO peru 10 asegutO que b
IL pEesente me hAiiO COMO 81 lam6s
huOierA pauccldo del est0mkgu. NJ
solanenLo han 0esapAIec. do to0os
ios uosarreglos Gel estomago sinO
que tengo anora un apetltO como
JAm2s tuve AntetiOrmsnLe.
Hago esta de3larscion para so
Satisfaction y al mlsmO tempo pa
~ que 10 puOilque Va. 8 nssa QUAIL
4uier Otro uso que crea COnVeulente
por 81 nuDlese cuAlqulefA OLra per-
soua Qae padeclerA dc 10 nlsmo
pUode LeAer Ia Mlsma VenLsla que
20 he teuluo. ;. s. s. lkrmsuu)
PssouAia Ripolies. Alca a us CHI
vert, 70 dc Nov!emOre 10 1885,
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ESCRIBAN1AS

Tambien Sc ACADIA de recibir de
las mlsmas un extens0 y yariadU
surtido. Las hay de multitud de pre-,
clos, desde 70 sentayos hasta Ii y
veinte y cinco pesos, muy elegante>
y lu Osas. En- .interos de cristal de
roca Sc puede oscoger mucbo.
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.OBRAS DE DERECHO
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