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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-11
ALABAMA ELECTIONS.
Chambers Committee VIII Make Grave
CHARGES in the Senate.

Chambers Committee VIII Make Grave
Charges in the Senate.
Washington, March Ex-senator Chan
dler from the committee on privileges and
elections today presented to tho senate
views from majority of the committee
Of the republican members, recommendns
the adoption of Senator Aliens resoiution
providing for an investigation Of the Ala
bama elections of 1891.
The report makes reference TO the cleo
ton of 1892 In which Thomas G. Jones.
regular Democratic, and Reuben i. kOlh
were the rival candidates for goscrnor.
While in THIS election Jones was declared
governor, the committee assert thut this
WAS done by the wholesale classification
of the returns by election officers IN pvT-
suance of a great conspiracy deliberately
organized long before the election for the
purpose of changing the political COM
plcNion of the state in case II should APP
pear that Kolb and his supporters lad
carried the state"
In 1894 kolb was again n candidate FOR
governor, with Hon. w. G. Oates M his
opponent on the regular democratic liPNC T.
The report asserts that kolb was elected
at this time. as was majority of The cnn-
didateS for the legislature on the same
ticket, hut that they were not given the
offices on account OF the fact that an
enormously fictitious vote was returned,
Fifteen counties are mentioned as giving
returns of 5000 votes whereas only 1Gor0
votes were cast, therefore MI, oates, in
stcad of being elected by o. So was do
feated by about 1000 majority"
The committee say the Kolb Legislature
was counted out In the same way. and
that in both elections the fraudulent re-
turns came mainly from black counties"
that Kolb and his ticket carried II ma
jority of the white" counties and that
the negroes. failing to register false poll
lists were made and false returns made
and certified favorable TO Kolh's antag-
onists.
The case It Is asserted. IL not merely
one of local frauds which happened here
and there over the state but the charge
is made that deliberately planned masses
OF fraudulent returns wcre based upon no
votes whatever. but made TO apparently
defeat State government that WIS ac-
tually chosen and to give apparent title
to a State government defeated by the
voters. The report gives In detail the par
tculars concerning tho Kolb legislature
and the election by 1t OF MIR. Reese as
United States senator TO hold the seat oc-
cuplcd 10y Senator Morgan. The commit
tee saws that the Investigation should hc
made and the facts made known II the
charges are well founded the report SAYS.
II may lc the duty Of tho United States
senate to Dust Mr.. Morgan from his seat
Tho committee took the position that
there can be no doubt Of tho right OF the
senate to make the Investigation,
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IiY MENEAl..

C9oK-CoLE-Sherman, Texas March
S,--R. J.. Cook of Denison was married to
Miss Maude Cole on Thursday.
JARVlS-SpAlE-Dc nison. Texas, March
N-Mr Richard Jarvis OF this city was
married 10 Miss Mamie Scale OF Mount
Pleasant yesterday afternoon.
iiLI-L1NDSEY - Woodvillc. Texas
March lo,-Mr w. X. Hin and Miss Ida
Lindsey, both OF Warren, were married
hero yesterday, Judge Bennett Bass oil
hcating
RAMSAY MrRfh y-~Lalse charles. La
March lo,-Nir. Charles =. Ramsay. score
iaty of The BRADLEY Ramsay Lumber com
pany Of this city, and Miss Susan Murphy
last night. the Rev. Charles W. Lyman,
pastor OF the First Presbyterian church,
officiating.
GRAIN CARRAWAY - Nacogdoches.
Texas, March 9.-Mr Giles X. Grain and
Miss Gcnia Carraway wcro married XII '
o'clock last night at tho residence OF the
brides parents Major n i. aud Mrs.
Carraway, Rev. A. S Whltehurst ont
ciaung. The marriage was n quiet AFFAIR,
only relatives and n Few Intimate friends
Of the contracting parties being present.
The young couple have many friends IN
this city who wish them long and happy
REFS HOPE--Oakiand. Texas, March
AIRS. c. i. Hope OF oakland and cap
tain j. W. Recs or llRllettsvilc ,<cc mar.
ried mt the home OF tho BRIDES father
Hon. j. NJ. Woolsey AZ II o'clock sunday
morning, Rev. j. W. Sims of Sweet llome
and the pastor of tho Methodist church
at Oakland ofIiciaed. Tho happy couple
IN company OF great concoursc OF adj
mring friends, attended divine services
az tho Methodist church. listened no on,
Of the best scry ices ever preached Ia oak
land from the pastor. Rev j. wv. sims
and in the afternoon took their departure
for llalleitRvillc, their future home. m,
Post, through its correspondent at Oak.
land, offers congratulations.
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IN THE RAILWAY WORLD.
Progress of Work on the Galveston
La Porte aud Houston Road,
SUNSETS EXPORT STOCK SHIPMENTS.
iaSes Paid by Texas Lines Earnings 70,
February-Car Service Meeting
Pos,poned-Personal.

f,o.,r,,, c,,. T.,
,,.o.,. ~ W, L, o. SMITH III eharse OF
WORK on tho Galveston, La Porte and
Houston and the building of a large Dor.
ton of ia. l<a,,sos c,,,. p,,,,,,,
80. S''' A''s""is anu
'u'.' accompanied by MS general superin-
icndsnt, X. G.. Strip were in the city
yeste rlay having ret,,rrod fro,, a d,,.,.
N'' ''"'iis iS'"iHeu from Jay
Inspection over the new terminal line
Mr.. Smith has been absent from the
city for several weeks looking after his
,,,. -, =, -. N
'''u'' eS's III haisas olly ana supervising
construction on the Pittsburg and Gulf
IN East Texas
10 woe ,ioas., ,.,,h a.. .,,.........- r.
~ wa" p'e"9eu WIN the appearance OF
Vh'hSs on the Galveston. La Porte and
Houston and the excellent urorrcss haIp,
mazda in t,,ttine Tho ,.oad a., d., -,
a.,7,i., - 'V'u Ia III -ciass
No''ti 'ioh ABOUT hiteeh miles OF the
Tavlor's bavou has hoo, ,l,,,,a a. e..
'"' w" p'aor" III ms
| shape anu the pailaStlng OF this portion
Of the road with u solid bottom of shell
vnrvinc from, 1s a., q, ,, a., -.
~ inches !" urP'"
mas ps'h co'ipleteu' Inc track IL IN good
| shape and a mile a minute could be made
with fctv over this dt,,istor 1,eli.r,,,
from In por,. 90 ,r,,.i,,. -. ...,,,
'"H' Ia ~ " idylor bayou VIII De
commenced today and hurried to an early
| finish The new, sfoan, shawl bos ,rr,,.,.,
ut the shell banks and viii he nlaced IN
| operation TODAY loading cnrs Vim no
| present large forrn Of yyor,n,an a. n
| shell banks ana tbc stc,nn .Hn,..I ~. IL
| WORKING of 1oadipy ava dis,r,1,,,ttr,
| last viii be greatly farilitate1 nna I. a.,
proposed to handle this material nj the
ro ~ Of ot0 c,,,ioaJs a. 49, 'u' AZ Wy
| the eompIetion Of IN" entira Inv, v nc
| Houston, i'''0 nv
| The COMPANIES fine hridpa ncroes c,ol-
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EXPORTING CATTLE.
The Sunset Shipping Texas Beef via Ne
Orleans.

The Sunset Shipping Texas Beef via New
orleans.
New Orleans Picayune.
Within the next few weeks there will
be another large shipment of Texas cattle
through this city, destined for European
markets. These cattle will come via the
Texas and Pacific, and will be an entire
train load. quite enough TO make up q
cargo for the boat which VIII bear the
beef 10 the Britons,
The Texas and Pacific some weeks ago
brought an .nstallment of cattle through
from Texas, which found expectation from
New Orleans. only the other day was "A
report received from this cargo, which
was shipped to Europe, and II seems the
result OF the first shipment has proven
20 satisfactory that the western people
propose TO make another
This is a source of satisfaction, not only
to the Texas and Pacific road. but to the
Southern Pacific as well for Il IL Is DEM
onstrated that the export cattle business
from New Orleans win pay, these roads
propose to build up hg business mere
The Texas and Pacific had never made
The venture until this season, but the
Southern Pacific tried once before, TO test
the ACCESSIBILITY of shipping cattle from
Texas and found that the venture would
u The 'Tfexas and Pacific people were re-
minded of this when first Mr. Thornc
determined to make the test ana nc was
advised that there would be no success
Recommending such move, but he lred
ANYHOW and has won in the venture,
Some days ago, when In the city MT.
rrhorne said that IL 1t was proven that
The traffic could be made success
through New Orleans the Texas ana Pa
,nei,,c i,,,nrovoncnte at Westwego in or
der Ia give the business every facility
Mr. Thorne is expected in the city II, a
few days, and this very thing Is bfooaoiS
| The purpose and object of his Visit
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nEsIpENcE Ar oRANGE.

Orange. Texas. March lo.-i.ast Mgr,
about ss15 O'Clock the residence OF ArF.
r. r. Ford was discovered 10 be ~ hlmtt.
and in less than an hour the eu'i's bui. d.
fire was discovered In the hteicn and
was burning fiercely. The furniture was
saved out or the front rooms da@h stairs
Int cversr hing upstairs and 10 the dung
room was a total loss All the c;,fning cf
the two grown daughters and iAc iWte
smaller children was destroyed. The
Methodist church at tie time. no ore be-
Jig al home but the two Smaller children.
THE fire started In tho '.ital@n supYos, q
10 have caught from the flue. T'; ioss
was about 5000 insured 10 the National
for 1900, $50 on the house and 40 on the
furniture.
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TO PURCHASE THE CANAL.
Crowley Wants Free Navigation Between
Bra2os and Galveston

Crowley Wants Free Navigation Between
BRACES and Galveston.
Washington March l0-Rcproseniaii'e
Crowley Of Texas has introduced blll
10 open 10 free navigation the chaun"l
from West Galveston bay TO the 3fAfos
river The b. Tec.tcs that as me lirnzos
river. Galveston bay aud the BraI's rii'i
form omen navigable waters for ~ mics,
used by a steadily increasing rdiic, ava
all of the navlgahle water h r. snl hh.
der the control of the government exec !
eleven miles Of canal owned ny Il local
navigation company, which cha-scs tolls
and fire. ghts on vessels passing Trough
the canal, which IA held TO '.e I ruricn on
commerce. and the owners Of the anal
are willing TO convey II 10 The Eoreii :
neut upou the receipt of the actual toSt
OF excavation. THE bin appro 5fiatts out
of any fund available mon~Y 10 p1Y Tor
the SAID canal the actual cost OF ~ cN-
ssavation. the amount TO be a4cerih area ny
the United States engineer at Galveston
ana TO be paid on his draft In connection
with this Mr.. Crowley subiilpeh retoil-
ton referring this bill TO the chef of en-
vinee-s with the request thai he report
as TO tho adyiSabllity OF max NJ the ito'
,.uaa6 purclasa.
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Cullman county, were engaged IN chopping
wood. when one OF them. aged II years.
slipped and fell across n log on which his
brother was chopping. The elder broth
ers AK was coming down rs the younger
brother fen, and II split open the lutter's
skull. Death came almost Immediately.
ST. PETERSBURG. Fla.-Aiiss Lulu
Hoffman, an eccentric woman. who lives
IN the suburbs OF this place. was arrested
just after she had robbed Mr.. McDaniels.
a gentleman from ohio who is spending
the winter here. AZ he PASSED n isusee
live oak he WAC felled by u blow from q
sandbag. While down tho robber rined
his clothes of 500 In money and gold
watch, aud also took n diamond ring IRON
his finger. As the robper WAS making OF,
MCDANIEL rugnined consciousness and
shoutsd for help. Policeman Irwin heard
the shouts and chased the robbcr Brought
Ia bay the robbcr drew n pistol. but was
disarfned after a struggle. Irwin let his
prisoner into the Hight and was surprised
10 hnd that he had captured, Lulu Hon-
man The woman was dressed very nuch
fii<f q man.
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Are You q !! ! \ ! (!
Thinking Man 1 /

II you are. this II addressed - x0f!{
You know Of the great improysn1SM
t made dyMri the last FIX yeessa y
sny,. serious thought TO the scisnSe
Medicine9 DO YOU know that Ukille{I
Mers suppossd Il 81
ago. Do you l know that whole nGces OK. ~
Years Yea ago. and that there are fhysicisS]
who now devote their lives to The study
ali? II you arc a thinking man. thesls
fSs,s ,bn SSa ana you ~. are
who dcvotes all his study TO one clnss oil
Diseases knows more about them than thfl
Know 1 ssat a tne sesSai Organs esSstius
Disease n them Affects his entire bsin5;
man. How can only half q man ask III
expect the confidence OF fellow men. 03
1 men i0sS Make me ~G yoar leader your ss
or your Representations or to womkuf
Choose me before all men as your hu4S
Science and Skill can make a MAN ot
you. you will be one. and when you ask
ono on can point the flnger OF scorn and say
"lie is not half man." Speaking OF Ads
vances In Science. do. yor know that pr,
ahead OF the old methods as the locom0-.
two Is ahead OF the old stage coach? NO
pain. no terrible hemorrhagcs, no laying
down your duties TO go to q city and stay
weeks with n Doctor Mt heavy expense.l
He can cure you at your home; you can
20 about your business without the slight-I
est trouble, and the cost Is not half what
Il IL under the old methods. II you euffsr
from this, or from Spermatorrhoea, Impo-i
tencc. Sterility, Gonorrhooa. syphilis. Dis
cases OF Women. or any Private or Skin
'1''s'' "'''' DIR. J. II. CLEMENS,
100 w. Commerce Street. San Antonio.
question I.,st-A for Men. Il for women
and for Skin Diseases.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

TAYLOR--Mr Joe Hyde, an old resident
OF this city was walking up Broad street.
t.ho darkness, missed the crossed. fallirE
IN the gutter and breaking his leg JUST
above the ankle.
BIsI.ToN--Mrs. Fisher. wife OF Georgs
~ tnxvn was fatally burned sunday
morning By her clothing catching On nre
from an open fireplace. She was ngeu !. Y y
wears and had only been marr'eu NV
months.
opApEr. AND-Nr. Tucker Hurd. 3
farmer living three miles from town. NJ =
attempting to break a young mu,e; y, =,
It made a sudden dash and Jsrked DIT u =
be,ow the knee. He is resting welt since
1t has been set.
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rApIrr ANIENpED.

Austin. Texas, March lO.--Ihe raIIrD al
con,riss.on issued the following circu'ar
no. 800 yesterday .o
In approval of joint application OF 'he
san Antonio and Arkansas Pass ra'wry
and the CUFF Colorado AMI Santa
RAILWAY companies, submitted under piss Ay
81 a. ~ company. IL is hersbI ordertl
M rait" c~o,mmodity tariff. No. 4, lssiea ng
M M ,o1,nission to apply ON sof; Cosl am
Iie .' in car loads iransporte oy n raj.
roaqs pssdG,nr 10 section q. sam tarDi
Inc following exception; 49, lo.cs
''is tB8laeksmlthing coal, in ear i'ses'
minimum weight 1900 po on ,se l san An.
I. ~ and Aransas Pass railway. sn.H
t9h nt, .,-' 70 rates prescribed Ia iariii i"i
~ transportation Of soft coal
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CoMANCHE CULLINGS.

|onanche, Texas, March S.--Farmers
Planting corn the grass, wheat and
sare growing.
re March winds are drying the ground
lhe sand has become a nuisance.
hre was frost and ice here yesterday.
nut blooms may be injured some.
No iruit growers report peaches on a
Itees that hlOomed in January.
=, Johnson has finished his residence
sandy Chlltcn speaks of building a
room cottage.
OIL mill company has ginned 100
Of cotton and there are yet 100 bales
We Alliance cotton ward. The gins
running yesterday.
'eral Masons went to Blanket yes
70 lay the corner stone Of the new
Srland Presbyterian church.
", Middleton of shelby county LETT
morning with Jay Maxwell an es-
county convict, who was jailed here
Vi instant.
Enie .radlock. n daughter of Depu-
Ea ar w. !. Stone left for her home
lsuNgor yesterday.
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THE JAYRIRD MONUMENT.

Richmond Texas. March l0.-The Jay
bird monument on court house square Will
be unveiled next Tuesday, the nth. An
elaborate and impressive programme has
been prepared. including orations by some
N th, most distinguished orators IN
Texas. A general invitation Is extended
The new Hotel Veranda was opened
Yesterday with everything fitted out new.
l. u Rell is proprietor and manager
q T, Hotchkiss. Jr., NJ. Bryce. u. Lee
r,cltman, Charles Stewart and Walter
Bass left yesterday for weeks hunt on
the BERNARD.
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NEW MEyICo As ATE

Washington. March lo,-The subeomnnt-
tee of the senate committee appointed &c
consider the bill for the admission OF
New Mexico decided unanimously today 10
report to the full committee IN favor ci
the passage of the bill. Tho subcomnit-
iee Will report the bill rs introduced hy
delegate Catron with a few vorba,
changes.
The friends OF the bill express ccnfldan &C
.nM INC supcommtiee's recommendation
Will be accepted by a majority of Il '
committee and that they viii soon get tho
ON into the senate with a favorable re-.
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RELIGIOUS NOTES.
REVIVAL ar ORANGE

Orange Texas. March a--Much interest
Ing being conducted at the Methodist
church by the pastor, Rcv. w. T.. Burcn.
The church was crowded to It's utmost
capacity last night. and In the altar SER
vice after the close of the regular service
and about half n dozen PROGRESSED CONVEX
sion. The meetings viii continue through
out this " week
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washington. March l0.A subcommittee
Of tho house committee on aglis.iltire 10
dov decided 10 report 10 the full commit
tee that the ant-opton bill le reported
adverss1ly. The fun committee viii pass
me treasury today lost siG4GQ In gold
coin and so 800 IN bars. which leaves the
true amount OF the reserve slA.2Ij,V&',
Senator Frye today introduced a bill
for the establishment OF department OF
roverument 10 he Known as the depart
fnent OF commerce and manufactures, the
head OF which is 20 be d member 81 the
presidents cabinet.
The comptroller OF the currency has
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UNDER A FALIING TREE.

fungs' Texas, March 1O.--A series Of
eurglaries were perpetrated here on
ty night, the houses of county irea5-
Deary and Messrs. |. j. Farise, A.
Eehubert, X, L. Harris and Ed Raube
entered.
S karned here this morning that a
acndent happened to Mr.. Her
o1Mnause, who lives at Old Lincoln,
sDuay, on last Saturday. While cut
rr,vou No chopped a tree down, which,
"s, struck another tree and nell In
manner that his leg was struck
.Veeh' lie has lockiaw this morning
IN serious condition.
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Beaumont, Texas, March 10.-The right
OF way committee met tonight and report,
that they have secured sufficient money to
pay for everylhing demanded 10y the Tex
arkana and Fort Smith railway, and on
cials of the road win receive telegrnphic
notice TO that effect. Thls assures Beau
mont the main line of the Kansas city,
Pittsburg and Gulf ri ilroad.
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pointcd out by him In the very large
audience that greeted him in the Meth
odist church on Sunday ut An afternoon
meeting. The lecturer will remain IN
society OF Good Tenplars.
\ Gre department VIII he orEanlzeh ~
once and the city Is negotiating Tor .ne
necessary. equipments for ". Ihe ceu-
tractors for the water works nave coiu
plcted and tlrned over the plant TO the
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TExAs RAILRoAp TAXES.

The Texas roads are paying a large part
Of the taxes In this state their contribu-
tons last year amounting to ssS5,i6l. or
800 per mile. The Texas and Pacific paid
2O3,lM. Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe sqS.-
500, Galveston, Harrisburg and San An.
tonic sS6, 1913 Missouri. Kansas and Texas
Nl.Sbi and so down. The lines of the sun
set system alone furnished $4,000, or 30
per cent of the total. This state may well
give fair treatment to an interest that
pays so well for the privilege of existing.
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declared dividend OF 20 per cent In favor
OF the creditors OF the insolvcnt tirs,
National bank OF Texarkana, Texas
The president held his FIRST tri-wevkl,
reception to the public at the White uoust.
today after suspension of nearly two
years. About 200 persons took advantage
OF the opportunity to shake the prest.
dents hand
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BEAUMONT TO BOLIVAR.

Beaumont, Texas, March lo.-The Gulf
and Interstate rsilway contractors an
nounco today that the gap between Bcau-
mont and Bolivar Point will be completed
tomorrow and that the first tram over the
road would reach Bolivar tomorrow even
Ing. When the company received Its last
consignment of steel rails there Were only
three miles of road to build. An excursion
from this city to Galveston VIII be run In
the near future, but the exact date is not
Npt
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THE FIRE RECORD.
srrD HOUSE BURNED.

Nevada. Texas. March lo.-iast nieht
between and o'clock the seed oouse
located south OF the Cotton Belt railr d
was discovered to be on fire. The "a Id
ing and contents were an entire loss ana
IA, a time il seemed the fire would COM
,ni,nicafe 10 and burn all the buli1iIAA
In town. The fire is supposed to ne o.
Incendiury origin.
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pnonAnlLITfEs,

Washington, March ii.-ror Arkansas
and Eastern Texas: Fair; cooler northcr-
~ winds.
wyoming ana Montana. Fair and warm
or; southcrly Winds.
Colorado: Fair; variable winds, becom-
Ing southcrly.
North mud South Dakota; Fair. warmer;
mort erIy winds. shifting TO southerly.
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pANHANDLE AND ITS TUNNELS.

TIVE panhandle is said TO be the oniy
- havlng eight double track tunnels
and the only road in the weird ha, M,
cight tunnels in less than sixty n'lles, = ." o.,
.N,n,,,et,on Of the double track wo .l,i, y.
g ,Sn ri omheld and uno9ports es on
makes az nv, W. vide enough for two trans
t ~ mass ass but for sa>, OF absolute SA-e''
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NO iMpoRTANCE ATTACHED

Washington. March i0.---Ihe customs Of
ficials here have heard nothing or The re
ported raids hy Moxlcans into the state Of
sonora with view OF melting "A reyolt-
Won, nor have any instructions been sent
10 the customs officers on tho border 10
nero, the Mexican minister asr> hoycvr-
mas received Information of the proposed
INVASION, but he attaches no Importance
to the movement
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.EL.ECTROPOISE.
GRADE MARi.) ~

Center. Point, Kerr Co, Texas.
W. s. Swymmer-Dear Sir. II gives me
plens,lis, TO testify to the virtues of the
ElEcTROpOlSE
Joints arrangements OF the liver. partial
paralysis of the arms, pains numerous nad
scVcr's They are all gone--the ELEti A.o-
pOlSE has cured them.
had three ugly tumors on my breast.
constantly dscharging pus, supposed 70 be
caused hy a broken bone. but evidently or
"a scrofulous nature. The El.ECTRo-
POISE has cured them. j wish there was
an lsLECTROPOlSE In every family. es-
pecially in a sick one. Yours for tho
'rOise REV. NY, Il. HILL.
Instruments rented TO responsible per-
sons.
For u forty-page descriptive circular OF
tho great curative agent address "a
w. s. SWIMMER.
Agent for Texas, New Mexico and Ari-
zona Southwest Corner I'D and Strand
SITS, Galveston, Texas.
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MEETING POSTPONED.

The following official notice was issued
from the office OF the Texas Car Service
association yesterday:
To Members of the Association and Traf-
nc Officers of Texas Lines:
Office of the Manager. Houston, Texas,
March 10.-Gcntlemen: Owing 10 death In
the family of the manager, the special
meeting of this association called for
Monday. March 16. is postponed 10 Wed
nesday. March is, 1896.
Il s Collins Secondary