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FOR SALE-LOT

FOR SALE-A fine corner lot i'm South
Brookland, location high, dry, and
shaded, water on both streets; very near
new electric railroad. Address NJ, this
office 1t
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wANTED-FURNIsHED HOUSES

w ANTED-Furnished houses. We have
many applications for furnished houses
IN all locations II the city. THE TluES
REAL ESTATE BUREAU.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THIS is to certify that ! will not be
responsible for any bills or indie btesiness
contracted by my wife, Mrs. NJ. w. Yeat-
man. who has left my bed and board. W.
v. YEATNAN. se2l-3t
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nELr wANrEp-MALE.

w ANTED Salesman to take orders
for ''kis- Me- gum; commission. 1O23
18th NV. Item
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LOST.
FOUN D..
FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOUND-A paper, supposed to be val-
liable; address, giving description. e..
W, this office. Sci Stem
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FOR LE-Beautiful new homes for
home seekers; houses Just completed
with a. III. J.; parlor, reception hall, dining
room, kitchen BATH bed rooms concreted
cellar, furnace heat. large yards, room for
stable 662 and 664 q st. ne. and 62T.
629 and 631 4th Sc. ne. Must sacrifice a
once: prices and terms to suit purchas ser
ID. B. GOTTWALS, S1l 1th st. NV, owner
Houses open for inspection. se1S-7t- em
FOR SALE-For q client leaving city,
"A neat brick OF . rooms, on Sheridan
St, near Sherman ave; prize 81 $50; TERMS
500 cash, and $40 per month; colored
preferred. Address ATTORNEY, this Of
flee se1S-tf
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FOR RENT-To parties without chill
drcn a flat of rooms and bath,
elevator, steam heat and janitors serv-
ices: everything first-class. No. III 18th
ST NV. SCI Ga tein
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE Paying rent Is bad pol
icy; Day "A home Tor 800 or more cash
and SO per month; cen rally located, NV !;
story; fine cellar; all mod. Conyeniences;
close TO markets, schools aud car lines; 10
minutes walk To Sth AMI SITS. For fun
particulars cali on OWNER. Room ., War
der Building, 9Th and F SITS. NV.
sp2l -3t-em
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AUCTION SALES.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS & co, ,Auclloneers
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KNOW THY FUTURE
No FEE UNTIL CURED.

NO FEE UNTIL CURED
DIR. LIE ATHERMAN.
Specialist in al forms or I.rivaTe diseases
Hydrocele. Varioocele and Strictnre cured
Consultation free Every day, o TO I2,
TO 8 Tues Thurs. and Saturday evenings
to g. Coz st. NV. Closed Sunday.
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w wANTED-A boy that can read and
write 10 stay in store. Apply at l529
Z til st. INV. Item
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WANTED Reliable agents; good pay.
American Home Life Insurance Co..
9O7 g ST. NV, s. c. PHINNEY. Manager.
selS-7t-eln
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PROF. CLAY. clairvoyant and NE
uluni. tells business, love, or family
troubles, losses, all events of life. causes
speedy maria ges: brings separated to-
gcther; helps all in trouble. Fee, Doc
10 to O daily iS9 II 81. sw SeII-ln EN-
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wANTED-FARMS.

w NTED To rent small farm in or
near ID. C.. or will farm on the shares
Address N. NEWTON, Benning, ID. q.
se1S-6t
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ia KE time and prepare: winter time
Is coming: you can get a tlilur-maGe
suit OF clothes, that have been worn, ut
a nominal cost. JCSTH'S OLD STAND,
6l9 ID St NV. se15-7t
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wANTED-BOARDERS.
ron Observation-Disclosures

FOR RENT For bakery, lar.dry. fos-
Ting or osher business: new twU-story
rooEly Tx 25- IT. building. LAWYER floor
part stable: six stalls: elevator and every
convenience: cheap rent Apply 500 1th
st. Sc. se2U-6t
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The Bliss School of Eleclriclty.

The Bliss School of Electricity.
incorporated. Bliss Building 80 Is ST. n. w.
Fourth year begins OCT /, 1896 The
only institution in tie country where
pra cticn electrical engineering is thor
oughly and exclusively taught Labora-
torres fully equipped Instruction the best
BOOKS now open. Catalogues en- appyica-
uon. L. d BLISS Pres1
TUITION Business, shorthand and
Iypewriung Courses. when taken to-
gether, same rate as for one alone; Ciay and
night classes open September l. Call on
or address EA TON, BURNETT x pURLING
ana lEtn SIS NV. au26- limo
THE MODERN EORMAL COLLEGE.
Typographical Temple, 426 q St NV
with these courses, Preparatory bust
ness, shorthand, and typewntIng, civil
service. teachers. health. Journ aiistic sCien-
tIfic, and classic: is the most thorough
practical, and profitable school in the
city Circulars, giving fun information
furnished by j. FRAISE RICHARD. Prin-
cipal. au22i
HOME KINDERG A RTEN and
PRIMARY school, No. iUi East Capitol
street, reopens September IS. MISS
HOLEMAN, principal sel9-St
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w A ANTED-white barber. "a II st. ne
THOMAS FITZGERALD.
pr.1t
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FOR RRENT-Biuing-r and fit.fenn.. i.
.z-.642 st. ne. selssSt~-
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WANTED -fAPERHA Anglers Two
good paperhaucers, by tie day. also
one Young man who has worked at the
trade for over one year; bring tools.
COGGINS n LEWIS, BOG East Capitol
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N9KNIHRO
PONCE F- r.

dolas bajo la protection inmutabilidad de
las leyes divinas humanas.
Rodolfo vitupersba al marques de Har-
vile, pero Sc propuso disculparln q los ojos
de Clementina, aun estando convencido de
que, seg6a las revelaciones de 6sta, ell mar
ques hab1a perdido para siempre su coraz6n.
Despues de iargas rehsxiones, Rodolfo vino
& hacerse los cargos siguientes:-El deber me
ha obligado alejar de mi una mujer d quien
amaba, que acaso me corresponds. va
fuese por ell vacfo en- que Sc hallaba su cora
z6n, va por conmiseraci6n, creyendo ciega-
ments en- la desgracia de un fatuo, estuvo &
punto de perder su honor aun la misma vi
da. ST en- lugar de altjarme de ella la hu-
biera consagrado mi atenci6n, mi amor, mi
respeto, mi reserva hnbiera puesto salvo su
reputaci6n, sn marido no hubiera llegado &
concebir la mas leye sospecha; al paso que
ahora ee halla rnerced de un necio como
Carlos Robert, que sin duda seria tanto me-
nos reservado discreto, cuanto mayores
sean los motivos para serlo. 7 sqnien sabe,
ademAs, 81 ell coraz6n de CIementina perma-
necerA libre despues de los peligros de que ha
salidop Joven, hermosa, pretendida, desvia
da de su marido por una oposiei6n invencibIa
icuantos peligros, cuantos escollos no encon.
tiara On su caminoi iQue sueyte desgraciada
tamblen, que amargura la de esf sposo ce-
loso, enamorado de una mujer quien no
p0ede lnspirar mas que horror desde la pri-
mera noche de su casamientol
Clementina, con la cabeza apoyada en-
una mano, los ojos llenos de isgrimas, el ros-
tro encendido lena de confusion, evitaba
las miradas de Rodoffo no podfa soportar
La verguenza de la revelaci6n que acaba de
hacerle
-iAhl-exclam6 por fin Rodolfo.-Aho
"a comprende Ia tristeza del MARQUES de
Haryilie; = cansa de 81 eterna peaadumbre
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233

espacio de dos dfas, habiendo querido mi
padre visitarlo, Sc opuso ell ayuda de camara,
pretextando que su amo padecfa una violenta
jaqneca podia recibir q nade Cuando
de Harville volvi6 presen tarse estaba pAlido
y decafdo, mapifestaba impacienca pesa-
dumbre cuando le hahlaban De la indisposi-
ci6n que habfa sufrido. Por mi pate,
cnanto mas cOnocfa al marques mas me
agradaban sus cualidsdes; parecfame que
gu modestia era tanto mas laudable, cuanto
que tenfa muehos motivos para creerse feliz
Convenida por dltimo la epoca de nues-
tro eniace, colo peusaba en- proyectos de fu-
tura feicidad especialmenle de la mia ST
aiguna yez lie pregantaba per la eausa de su
meiancolfs, me hsblaba de au padre de su
madre, y me decfa que 81 vvieser sarfa incoiA-
parable gu dicha al verle csaado de un modo
tan conforme con deseo; lie modo Que te.
MIA que desistir de mi curiosidad Ei mar
ques habfa adiyinado Ia nstnraleza de Las re
laciones que antes habfa tenido 70 con mada
ma Roland y con mi padre, aunque este, al
yer que mi casamiento aceleraba el suyo. me
trataba entonces con una hondad sin igual.
DE Harville me insDu6 en- varias ocasiones
con ell mejor tacto y. delicadeza que mis- pasa
dos disgustos aumentaban ell amor que ma
tenla Con este motive le liable del casamien-
to de mi padre del cambio que esta union
denla producer en- mi fortuna, pero 81 10 ME
da1o eoncluir y .paAnifest6 ell mas noble des
lnteIes iQue #ies, decia ye, deben ser esas
i4milias que no pueden entenderse con un
hombre tan hberal en- punto s intereseei
-Asi ~ he oonocido siempre dijo Ro-
dono, o,-iienY de bondad, gererosidad y pun
donor. 20 sno le hablasteis nunoa de aus
1racasaoaM proyectos do casalnientoa
feso, monseflor, one variar veces
. me 2 rrio esa pregunts pero
nAhao sa 20 cue podfa offender 81 b
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con que Sc les crfa y procura mejorarlos, Y
por la seguridad y protection que Sc le dis
pensa, Asi es que 81 compramos un animal,
y despu6s de cerrado ell contrato descubri-
mos en- Ell algunos de los males alifafes se-
haAados por la ley, la venta es nula. mo se-
ria indignidad y crimen de sociedad obiigar
un hombre quedalse con IN animal que
toslera de cuando en- cuando, que diese cor
nadas 8 que cocease? Escandalo, crimep,
atrocidad sin igual. Verse uno obligado &
conservar toda la vida un caballo que tiene
muermo, un buey que da cornadas, IN po-
limo que ccjea! SQue espaDtosas consecuen-
cias no puede traer este para la humanidad
entera? Por 10 tanto, no hay eE tales ca
SOS contrato que sirva, nj palabra que deba
cumplirse, porque la ley omnipotente releva de
toda obligation al enganado.
Pero 81 Sc trata de una criatura hechs
imAgen de Dios, de una joven Que, unida
con lealtad buena fS un hombre que
orey6 sano hasts el dfa de su boda, descubre
al otro dia que es epil6ptico, enfermedad de
espsntosas consecuenclas morales fisicas
enfermedad que pueden introducir ell odio
Ia aversion en- la fsmilia, perpetuar un NAL
horrible Y viciar generaoiones enteras, enton-
oes esta ley, tan inexolable los animales
que cojean, cornean tosep, esta lev tan pre-
visora que no permite que un oabailo lisiado
sirva para Ia reproducci6n, esta lev se guar
da bien do hbrar la vfctima humana de
semelante union. Sus lazos son sagrados.
indisolubres, ell romperlos desatarlos serfa
ofender Dios los hombres.
A Ia verdad - afIadfa Rodolfo-eI
hombre SO entrega yeces una humiliation
muy vergonzosa, SO deja lIevar otras de
un egofsmo y oTgullo detestables. Hscese
inferior & la bestia confriendoIe garantfas
que se NIGGA ii mismo, consagra perpe-
t6a las enfermedades mas terribles, pOnien-
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se-me contest6 interrumpieDdome; ;-ya sc
10 que qaieres decir; fue por cuestiones de
lntereses, las acuales no han periudicado en- 10
mas minlmo Ia gdelicads "a del marques. ST no
themes otro inconvenience que opener, va pue-
desa considerable casada con 81, felizmente
casads, p0rque yo no quiero mas que tn fell
cidad
-Ese casamiento debi6 llenar de salts
facci6n madama Roland.
-Ya 10 creo, monsef1or; esta union era
obra snya; ella habfa inspirado mi padre la
pTimera Idra de- eete enlace. Saba La verda-
dera causa del, rompimiento de los dos que
antes habfa proyectado el marques, por ESQ
Sc empen6 en- que me casase con 6l
E-Pero sque motivo?....
-Qaeria yengarse de mi entregandome
q una suerte espantosa
Mas vuestro padre -
-Confiado en madama Roland, crey6 en-
efeoto que los proyectos del MARQUES Sc ha
bian deshecho porf cuestiones de inter6s.
-iQ 10 tsama tan horrible! Pero ,esa
causa misteriosa?. =
-Luego la sabreis, monsefior. Lego
por fin 4 Aubiers el marques de Haryille: sus
'nodales, su distinction su fgura me agrada.
ron; Ia bondad estaba pintada en su semblan-
to, su caracter era dnlce y benigno, aunaue
algo melanc6lico. Note gu 81 un contrasts
que me asustaba y agradaba al mismo
tiempo: su talento era grande cultivado, su
fortuna envidlable, sa nacimicnto de 10 mas
Iiustre; sin embargo, su fsonomfs, de ordi-
mario en6rglca y resneita. expresaba veces
una timidez, un abatimiento una descon-
hanza de 4 msmo que me interesaban sobre-
manera. Ismbi6n mr gustaba La benignidad
extraoTdlnaria con qua trataba un ayUda de
eamara anciano que Il habfa criado, por 81
cnalera exclnsiyaments seryido.. Alg6n item
Pc aespaes DC 81 llegada estuvo snfsrmo por
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Unquento Derm0genol

Los asombrosos efectos producidos
nor el UHGUENTo DERMoaENo en-
las Hsgas 4gsnsads,Ss, jsa'sfss, p'-
cadssras dc as0sqSitos lspya africa "a,
so5aSosss, eIefa1tfasis tssas0rss. as
esol0sssy byocsdsscia, ysssns6fss~s0, ~
esyos. hsv5das ds csaiqSssr ay''sa, pa
vadssos 6.., 10 demuestran las innni-
tas curaciones obtenidas y el constan-
te uso que de dieho especifico Sc
hSze.
Deposito: EaSysacsa Central de ]
Ferrer.
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AyisO

Del corral de Jaime Sufet, calls del Coto
de esta ciudad, han 'desaparecido el dfa vein
te del mes pasado dos bueyes de Ia propie
dad de don Aquilino Torres, cuyas sefIas SON
las siguientes: uno amarillo barriga valla-
blanca, con las iniciales A. T. en- una do sus
nargas.
7 ell otro, hosco negro, chifies blancos aba
A. T..
ri one los entriegue en- Ooamo al suscri-
biente serE gratifeado.
lis Aqssslsno Torres.
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Espec1fco Salvador
JUAN SIERRA URGELL

Con sste especifco desaparecen los oar.
ros Ia picaz6n que producen las erup.
clones en- el cuerpo. Els es verdsdero "qul
ta-do. r." Sc usa en- fricclones 80 anil.
ca en- ochenta casos distintos.
VSndese en- Juana -Disz-barrio de Hsto
puerct casa del inventor solsmeute.
Mayo 4, 1885. A.
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Graa depsratsuo vsgetGlIl !

sea extracto fiuido cornpuesso de
varias piantas indigenas, usadas CO.
40 siserantes y lsudorfhcas.
Cada onza huida representa- una
AKA de las plantas que conttene.
PURAMENTE VEGETAL
Ell mas conocldo, ssgSro y rdpfdc
srificador de Ia sangre!
Il Conserva el cutis fsSso y hDre &c
.tpebonss y gyGNcs!
Put len usarlo hasta los nihos.
Dep6slto: FayssGcia Central, de j
errer.
m, v. o, 8. Nvbre. de 1893.
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0UITA-DoLOR

Este preparado indio, de gran fz44t.. en- /
pals, cura rsdiealnsnte los catarros grps-
les, dolores de cabezs, ne1rslgiaa, reuraas,
infam aoionee = dsmas sfeee.Unes cutsasas,
ste, etc.
La formula do csda bctella indIos In ma.
nera as ueaeso. a psssr deA gcar consume
is este prspersdo, Sd prseio ssra flo Soa9
sigua Ca3s de "a rnediss botellas, pesos
Un.sGs deposiEssios del lsgisimo Gsss
igsAi.
Il. Ot0yd6ss q :
Pause. Fsbrarj i2 de 1884. &iul.
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MAYoL HRRMANos & 90.
,BUen neg0Cio

la
la
OOLLAzO
Ss ponce.
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CERVANTE ES
CENTRIC GENERAL
DE PURLIOACIOA fs.S.

Esta SABA admite sasCrlpciones todA
clase de ctrss poT entzsggs, bSsEbie1
periodicos ilustrados y ds nodas, encargAn
dose igualnente de comisiones pertenecisn-
tea 81 raInc; y de compietax cuaiesqu;ets
obEAs que No hsilasen tru1cas; pudiendo .oa
sehores que Be sncuentren en- oieho cssJ,
pasar una acta del 1ltirao cuadsrro cue
nubieren recibido.
EntFe ioa psri6dicos iiussrAdo4 cas- s=rs
Ca-tfo repaEte, hgaEa.
La ILJS-z -zsACiO1 ARTISTIC
lue por IL belleza de sus grabados lUz sas-
jores q1s sRlel de- BArceiopa, 10 eelaotu DO
aus sextos r los rasgnsicos eegalos Q1o ca-
Ia trss rspartos bace, es Ell peri6dieo -
cayor eiroaiaoi6n eu Esp&nA J A.a4r.ya
istina. TanabiSn henoa de sdvertir 2us
LA ILUSTRACION ARTISwICA
"a asonapafada Dc
Ell SALON De LA MODA
psri6dico que goza fana entire las f&sni las
? Eodlstsa,
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cokD1CIoSEs Y CoNCEsIoNEs

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p
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81
alana ds La
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! pessea ga. o Is,
E nm liars asvapEsa saoLs.
MAYoL HRRMANos q 90.
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L. del dia puerto,
paaj para Epna rasbodO do
puerto da de cada gno de La
de Herrera ve del % tona spana rasbo
Rico drecto sale de ga da d.
cada
desde l: de Mayo 80 de see
admite todos M paairo so
Gorko
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lAUSUBO! iAUsUBO!

Vigas de 4 x s, 4 X y 5 X 10 sIfsgisa
do z X 8. Estantes de xusubo dc 8 AZ va
ras. Surtido general de raaderSs de Ia
Florida, tsblss de todRs clsses deas,
aeaaaos para construction.
L. =. DORA " &.
playa-ponoe NoHemhrs % de 1894.
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Roberto Graham
3 LOS HACENDADos DECANA

Dom t.crencio Santiago, de Coauo, den.
3s renta novillos fuos propios para yngo.
assaso Nov aEs 1~s - ia 3S{Ii
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greaaro & Co.
Pscya posce, Paeyto- Rtco

diran & cortA vista sobre Espaba Ia,.,
sdyacentes.
diran sobre Las plazas princlpaIes !.
Francia, Inglaterra, Alemania, Austri,'
Bslgica, Holanda, Italia, Portugal, Sn,',
Africa (Marruecosa Y sobre New Yorr
bfav0 "a sIa 1892
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-14

lie free school. being within scholastic
age and having become a citizen of
the city of Denton two months after
the scholastic census had been taken,
and II was refused him by the Denton
school trustees He appealed to the
stnte superintendent, who held that
under the school law OF the state
every child In the state OF scholastic
age was permitted to attend the pub
lie free school Of the district or indie
pendent district In which 1t resided ut
the time II applied for admission, not
outstanding thatit nigh; have enum-
Grated elsewhere. The state board Is
Withholding it's decision to hear from
the president of the Denton board Of
trustees, who Informs the educational
department that he desires to be heard.
Il seems TINT a very interesting little
fight Is probable. The Denton trustees
contend, 1t Is understood, that II such
ruling prevails. that the city schools
win be overrun with children Of pa
rents who have recently removed to
Denton to secure work on the new
courthouse. and will be an injustice to
the school No date has been set for
the hearing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-14

Washington. Ian. ~ Senators Per
kins and White Of California called at
the state department today to urge
Secretary Olney to take such steps as
may be necessary to secure proper
treatment for John Hays Hammond,
the American mining engineer who Is
reported to have been arrested by Boer
officials at johannesburg on a charge
of treason in connection with the re-
cent rising OF the Uitlanders In the
Transvnal.
Secretary Olney informed his callers
that he had cabled Ambassador Bay
ard to secure from the foreign office
in London direction to the British
representatives In South Africa to use
their good Offices to protect American
citizens. The secretary assured the CAT
itornln senators that American citizens
In the Trnnsvaal cannot be tried for
treason SO that Hammond's life Is not
in danger,
In response to the secretary's cable
gram. Ambassador Bayard this after
noon cahled that the British secretary
OF state for the Colonies had given his
assurance that he had instructed her
majesty's high commissioner In South
Africa to extend the same protection
In behalf OF Hammond and any other
American citizens involved In the
charge of rebellion In the Transvaal
as would be shown In the interest NJ
British citizens In like circumstances.
These cablegrams are believed here TO
significant as indicating better un-
derstandng between the two govern
ments than was supposed to exist
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-14
DOCTORS TO MEET.
CENTRAL TEXAS MEDICAL AssoCI-
ALTON TO ASSEMBLE.
Dental Association VIII Also Meet
Anniversary OF Lees Birth
to he Celebrated.

Waco. Tex, Jan. l3.-(speeial)-To-
morrow at 10 O'Clock the Central Texas
Medical association will convene at the
city hall In It's nth seml-annual ses-
sion. Secretary Graves says that the
meeting promises more In the way Of
attendance and interest than any
meeting OF the association held for
some time. An unusually interesting
program has been prepared and will
claim the attention Of the physicians,
VINO began coming In tonight, Jarette
d. Shaw OF SaladO Is president Of the
association The annual election of
officers viii be held AZ the close OF the
meeting. The physicians OF Central
Texas have been invited to attend the
meeting and a large number have
promised to do so.
The rerating of Waco for fire insur-
nnce purposes Is In progress by George
W, Jalonlck Of the rating bureau OF
Texas and II Is declared that several
changes OF much importance will be
made, interesting to property owners
and business men. Mr.. Jalonick has
just returned from Houston, where
he completed the rerating OF that city,
which, 1t Is declared. win be an i'm.
portant advance in the rates there
II Is learned that about 60 per cent OF
tine fuLCS III MhCp Will ne advanced
and that this advance will apply most
ly to business buildings and stocks
particularly to the buildings covering
large area,
DR., Robinson, Of Marlin, spent yes
terduy In Waco, making arrangements
for the next state meeting OF the State
Dental association In this city to be
held here on the second Tuesday In
May. He Is president OF the ussocia-
ton and expects that the meeting viii
be unusually large.
Next Sunday, January TO- the ami
versary Of the birth OF General Robert
Il. Lee. Rev. Frank Page OF st Pauls
Episcopal church. who was student
| In Washington and Lee college at
Lexington, Va. under the presidency
OF Lee, will deliver sermon on the
Christian character of the confererntc
hero. Pat Cieburne Camp, U. c. ".
will attend In a body
Coke Mills, the little son OF Hon.
Seth r. Mills, In jumping from buggy
yesterday In n runaway accident sus-
tanned broken ankle and was
severely injured otherwise.
Ethan irwin, a young man living at
Iorena fell through the Fourth street
bridge last night and was picked M
unconscious and severely injured The
bridge was undergoing repairs and was
not open to travel. He attempted to
walk across on temporary planks
Mrs, j. Il Williams OF Moody was to-
day adiudred insane and will be sent
to the Terrell asylum Excessive use
of morphine is said to be responsible
for her condition.