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STILL THINKS 50.

Chicago Pest.
you used 10 say you thought heaven
sent me TO YOU" h said tearfully after
a little family jar.
II see no reason to change my mind
about that now" he returned.
"Really!" she exclaimed delightedly.
Certainly" he replied. Then he spoilt
Il ali by adding. "As a punishment.
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Lung Diseases and
Rheumatism
Many Remarkable Cures

The objections urged against Indie
In HIS past BY the large numbers who
otherwise would have been glad 10 TAX
advantage OF it's beneaclal climate. has
been a lack or suitable acoomiaoda
ton. The Southern Pacific Company,
takes pleasure IN announcing that sew,
.Na
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Coughing initiates the delicate organs
and aggravates the disease. Instead OF
waiting, try One Minute Cough Cure. II
helps at once. making expectcration easy.
reduces the soarness and Inflammation.
Every one likes II. ChaS Rogers.
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wife-Here's an account OF n man who
shot himself rather than suffer the pangs
OF Indigestion. H~usband-The fool Why
didn't he take peWitt's Little Early Ris-
ers7 I used to suffer as bad as he did
before / commenced taking these little
nils Chas. Rogers.
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WHAT THE CHARGE WAS.

Catholic Register.
He-oh. yes. when I was In London l
was enthusiastically received In court
circles.
she (slmply)-what was the charge
against you?
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MrNr NnR WNnNEsnAY.

MENU FOR WEDNESDAY.
strife and contention r always out
Of placc-outragrously SO az table Ep'e'
tctus,
Breakfast,
Fruit
Wheaton Grits. Cream
Eygs. a Ia Carmellte,
Lamb Chops, a la pripecsse
Parker House Rolls,
Coffee
Lunch.
Scgllops a la Ncwberg.
Chicken Salad. MayonnaiSc
Cake. Slowed prunes,
Conee.
Dinner,
blue Point oysters.
Cream OF Asparagus
RadlsheS Olives.
Bass stuffed and Baked,
Potatoes with Melted Butter and Parsley
Saddle OF Mutton. Currant Jelly,
Spinach. Mashed rurnips,
Grouse a lEcossaise.
Celery Mayonnaisc
String Beans French Peas,
Plum Pudding.
Co1ee Ice.
Fruit. Cakes
Coffee.
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There are plenty OF other and far more
legitimate fields for the exercise Of re-
~trenchment and economy than in Asto-
ria's police protection.
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Piles Of people have piles, but Dswitts
witch Hazel Salve will cure them. When
promptly srplied II cures soalds and
turns without the slightest pain. ChaS
Rogers
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When Baby was SICK, we gave her Castora.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gavethem C~astoria.
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Ii is discovered that Governor Jones,
OF Nevada. has nicer OF the stomach
and his physicians say he ,annot recover,
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IMPOSSIBLE

Kansas Emporium.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS You OF
having bitten his hand.
prlsoner-That Is impossible, sir: | am
a v-egeterarian.
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C~ommodious and
Comfortable Cottages

have Just been erected at Indie sta.
tioa. that will be rented to applicants
at reasonable rates. They are fur
nlthod with modern convenience, sup
piled with pure arteEiaa water, and 10
situated aa 10 gove occupants all the
advantages 10 be derived from a more
or less protracted rosldcnoe In this de
liEhtfui climate.
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(From the San Francisco ArEonRut)
In the heart OF the great desert ot
the Colorado-whloh the Southern Pa
clio road trAvcrscR-therc IL an oasis
called Indio. which. IN our opinion. h
the %sRnitarsum OF tho earth. We be
llevs. from personal Investigation. that
Tor certain invalids. thee II no spot OF
this planet 30 favorable
a. 7. Stewart, NJ. D.. writea: "Tb7
purity OF tho air. and the eternal sun
shine. M n with wonder and delight.
''' Nature has accomplished SC
much that there remains but little for
man 10 do. A TO la possibilities M a
health resort. --herc II the most per,
feet sunshine. with a temperature al
ways pleasant, a perfectly dry soil
for rain In an unknown factor. pun
oxygen. donsa atmosphere and pure
water. What more can be dcHlrcdf
II Is the place. above all others, for
lung troubles. and a paradise for rhcu
MATES. Considering tho number Of
sufferers who have been cured. l have
no hesitancy in recommending this
srniai oasis Rs tho haven OF the afiiet.
ed"
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Children CryTor
Pitchers Cast0Fias
R-oosEvELT's LATEST

It Is rUmored that Police Commissioner
Roosevelt thinks of putting a stop to
Sunday funerals on account OF the bier.
No" said the funny man. II guess /
don't want to 20 TO any war" But"
said the horse editor, you might get a
chance to take a shot at the editor Of
the London Tid-Bits." The prospect was
Northumberland Enquirer.
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Snap a Kodak
sYMpAruY.

ID unto others hb you would have
Others do unto YOU" IN alphabetically
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or akin TO pain or sorrow.
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sulca are the only thing that relieves
me-" Youra very truly.
FLORA SGAf.
Havana. n. tpk
For sale by Chas itoEura, Astoria
or. Sole Ascent
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For ticket rates and information cal
on or address
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w. F. Carson, Travelling Pass. ACT,
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m.ON eailons, at tho rate OF " cents for
each i,NN gallons,
For tho quantity 80 used IN any one
month nNccejlnR m,cN gallons, ana M To
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each i,VN gallons,
For tho quantity 30 used IN any one
month exceeding iNNOW gallonp and un w
aOON gallcns, at tho rate OF 10 GENTS Tor
each 1890 gallons,
nor the quantity ~ uscl IA any one
month exceeding SN,NN g%allonns ~ lh'
rate OF 10 cents for each l.UM gallohf
Rents viii hc charged on mctrrN per
month from az cents To ~
Municipal Rates
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4 1ourneymnn tailor In Smyrna cnn
earn about 60 cents q day.
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newitr's Little Early Risers for bilious.
ness. tndig sStion. constipation. A small
FIJI. a prompt cure. Chas, Rogers
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Rest g cheapest, That is why every
one should use Prices Cream hak'nr
Powder,
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The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-12-02
A DESPERATE GANG.
-Four Men Attempt to Hold Up
Street Car in Kansas City.

Kansas City, No Nov. ~
Al midnight last night four
mea, led by Oscar Bridges, said
50 be . bridge and parachute
jumper Of more or less notorie-
~, made al unsuccessful at
tena pit 70 hold up and rob an
electric "a, filed with passen-
ger bound for Independence.
Bridges vas arrested after a
desperate tussIe with the motor
man, and was brought here
The other men escaped, but
their names are known and il
is believed they will soon be
lodged in Jail.
At 9 o'clock this morning
Bridges was brought here and
after several hours in the sweat
box admitted his identity and
caves the names Of his pals.
These the police refuse to di
vulge at present, bat it is
known that one of them is also
a bridge jumper. In addition a
saloon keeper, whose name is
withheld, gave information to
the police which makes it al
most positive that the quartette
was the same that robbed the
Chicago & Alton train, and
which committed other depre.
dalious in and around Kansas
City within the past Two
mouths.
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HELENA IS "FRlZ UP"
The Mercury Drops to 80 de-
grees Below Zero, Record
Breaking Cold.

Helena, Mont, Nov. ~
Tonight was the coldest
night throughout the State
that has even been known in
the recollection Of the oldest
settler. At 7 o'clock tonight
the mercury registered from
rs to 80 degrees below zero
in various parts of the city
and it viii fall easily 10 de
grees by morning, Reports
from the northern part of the
State say tits 10 to IL degrees
colder than in Helena.
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CLAIM A VICTORY.
Cubans in New York Say Maceo
Routed Weyler in Pinar
del Rio.

New York, Nov. 27.-The
Cuban jnnta in this city claims
to have received confirmation
via Key West, that Maceo had
defeated Capt. Gen. Neyler in
the Rubi Mountains of Pinar
del Rio.
The following account Of the
battle was furnished by the
junta last night:
Gen. Weyler's forces, while
marching through the Rubi
Mountains, about thirty miles
from Havana, were attacked by
Macea's army. The charge was
so sudden and played such
havoc with the troops that the
insurgents were able to pour
several volIeys into he Spanish
ranks before the latter could
rally and return the fire. The
battle was short and desperate,
aud Gen. WeyIer, seeing his
men were lighting at disad-
vantage and were being slaught
cred, ordered 4 retreat, leaving
over a thousand dead and TAX
ing his wounded with him. AT
ter leaving the mountains Gen
Weyler proceeded to krtemsia,
where he stopped to allow his
army to rest.
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OF
SILVER LEADERS.

Washington, D. c., Nov. 28.
Senator Jones, of Arkansas,
arrived in Washington to day,
and shortly after his coming it
developed that there is to be a
conference of the silver leaders
before the end of the week, to
determine the course to be pur
sued by the silver men at the
coming session of Congress.
Senators Vest, Harris and
Morgan, and Congressman
Hartman are already here, and
Others prominent on the free
silver movement are expected
in a few days. Gen. Warner,
President Of the BimetalIic Lea
que, has been telegraphed for,
but it is not known whether he
can come. The conference will
not meet to consider any par
ticular question, but to ascer
tain the views Of the leaders as
to the best means Of carrying
on the fight in the future. Sen
ator Jones, as the head of the
silver forces, will be expected
to present his views more fully
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SHE HAD NERVE.
a Wealthy West Virginia Wo
man Takes Three Shots at
Burglars.

Williamson, w. Va, Nov.
27.-At Island Greek, this coun
~, Mrs. Elizabeth Belcher, who
is reputed to have money at her
home, heard burglars working
at a back door last night. She
stole out with a Winchester
rifle, saw three men at the door
and fired three shots at them.
The burglars fed. They were
tracked for more than a mile by
copious blood.
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ESCAPING GAS.
An Old Man and His Wife In
Fredonia, N. Y, Overcome
By 1t.

Fredonia, N. Y, Nov. 81
Rev. Hiram Reynolds aud his
wife were 10 spend Thanksgiv.
ing Day with their niece, Mrs.
Frank Howard. To day, when
they did not appear, Mrs. How
ard visited their hous, AID
found Mrs Reynolds dead aud
Mr. Reynolds at the point OF
death. Escaping coal gas was
the cause OF Tue deaths.
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LITTLE CURIOUS NOTES.

LITTLE CURIOUS NOTES.
There are zoo varilies Of
snakes known, Of which nun
Der Europe has but 80.
Wells says that the annual
dew fall of Great Britain is
equal TO 2l,161, 1897, 1856 tens.
The pike, says Bacon, is the
only fish tina; has been known to
live over 200 years.
As late as the years 1915 the
people Of France entered COM
plaints against caterpillars and
had lawsuits 10 stop their de.
vastations.
The famous dragon tree
which formerly stood on the
Canary Islands was estimated
by humboldt to be 5000 years
old.
In the year 1858, dr. Leigh
Sofherby, in letter to DR.,
Gray of the Bristish Museum,
describes a talking canary bird.
1t is estimated by competent
authorities ihat 100000 tons OF
water lumber oser Niagara
every minute. day and night.
DR.. Seem#nn says that to
touch the leaves or stem of
III itch wood tree lis like let
ting the and come in contact
With n red hot poker" Ii
grows III t1Ji.
The anabas seandens or elm b
ing perch is a Brazilian fish that
will cross great strrtches.o dry
land or climb any tree that
comes in It's way.
Sharks grow q new row OF
teeth tcr every year of their
age until they reach maturi V.
The jaws OF a full grown speci
men can be extended about Is
inches.
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a n

President Isaac Lewis of Sabina, Ohio,
is highly respected all through that
section. He has lived in Clinton Co.
rs years, and has been president of
the Sabina Bank 20 years. He gladly
testifies to the merit of Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, and what he says is worthy
attention. All brain workers find
Hoods Sarsaparilla peculiarly adapted
to their needs. 1t makes pure, rich,
red blood, and from this comes nerve,
mental, bodily and digestive strength.
az am glad to say that Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla is c very good medicine, especially
as blood purifier. 1t has done meegood
many times. For several years 1 suffered
greatly with pains Of
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The y. S. Govt Reports
show PoyaI Baking Powder
suGsrfor to eli others
A TEXAS DUEL.
One Man Killed and Another
One Badly Wounded near
Pine Valley.

Pine Valley, Tex, Nov. Fl.
J. S. Jones, and others who
are here to buy lumber, camp
ed near the house of J. S.
Pearce. The latter attacked
the crowd with a shotgun,
wounding Jones in the arm
and head. Jones drew a pis-
tol and shot Pearce dead.
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surgents of Maceo's staff are
Salarezo of Santiago de Cuba,
Pope of Manzanillo, and also
he was killed in the recent en-
gagement at Sora, a lawyer
named Trexes of Holguin.
The latter was acting chief of
staff for the insurgent general
since Macceo's illness.
All important news from the
south coast of Pinar del Rio is
now awaited with interest on
account OF Gen. Weyler's new
move in that direction.
Major Macias was acting as
an escort for provisions for the
fort on the heights of Zorro, in
Pinar del Rio, when he was at
tackled during the march by
forces OF insurgents posted on
surrounding heights. The in.
surgents were dislodged after
a two hours fight, with heavy
losses. The troops lost a lieu
tenant and eight soldiers
wounded.
The death Of Serafn Sanchez
reported here, is regarded by
the Spanish officials as being a
serious blow to the insurgents.
Advices from Pinar del Rio
are to the effect that the insur.
gents have been broken up in
to small bands. By this means
the insur cent leaders hope to
prevent Gen. Weyler from fol
lowing them into the most in
accessible portions Of the fores
and mountains.
Gen. Weyler's presence ii
Pinar del Rio is also said tt
greatly encourage all person.
of that section who are loyal tc
Spain.
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CAUGHT WITHOUT
THEIR OVERCOATS.

The court people, who neg
lected to bring their overcoats
with them from the country,
were caught in bad fix yes
terday for tie norther was a
chilly one sure. Some Of our
country friends invested in
new overcoats. while others
trusted to their good and
thoughtful wives to send them
their overcoats by express en-
the Texas-Mexican train,
which several wives did. 1t is
always good plan this timd
of year to take along yourl
overcoats when you are goingl
anywhere, no matter howl
worm the weather may be-
when you start Corpus.
Christi Caller.
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han any of the others.

than any of the others.
1t is learned that one of the
things to be discussed by the
silver leaders, either at the
coming conference or some
time in the future, is the ques-
ton Of making a campaign
from now on among the bust
ness men Of the country. The
leaders realize that they were
solid in opposition to their doc
trines. They are hopeful that
they can change this. The
idea of one of these leaders, as
expressed to-day, is to try to
divorce the commercial men
from the bankers; to show
them that their interests are
not with the bankers, but with
Sac silver men. What means
wilt be taken to carry on this
crusade is as yet undetermined.
One method may be, if the
scheme is adopted, to keep the
cd with , = - T.. ~
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ENGLAND'S FAR
EAST FLEET.

San Francisco, Cal, Nov. 25.
"A correspondent, writing
from Nagaslla, under date of
Nov. z, says; The news thar
the British admiralty has de
cidrd to sud out the big cruiser
Terrible will probably cause
little surprise, as England has
been awake to the npces sitv of
Increasing the strength Of her
fleet III far eastern waters.
With the Renown, Terrible.
Phieuenia, Algeria, Phoenix,
Hart and Handy, in addition
10 the more effective vessels al
present upon the station, lhe
British in The lar east will he
able TO hold it's own against any
possible combination OF powers.
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cial question, in the hope that
it will be read and will produce
converts. Speeches will be
made in the coming Congress
directed to the business men,
and these will be circulated at
terward. 1t is said that it will
be proposed to make this cam
paign especially in the East on
the ground that the Eastern
business men influence the bu-
siness men Of the remainder OF
the country; that it is best to
begin at the source of the op-
position to the white metal.
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Neuralgia

in one eye and about my temples, es-
pecially at night when had been having
hard day OF physical and mental labor.
Itook many remedies, but found help only
in Hoods Sarsaparilla which cured me OF
rheumatism, neuralgia and headache.
Hoods Sarsaparilla has proved itself true
friend. 1 also take Hoods Pills to keep
my bowels regular, and like the pills
very much" ISAAC LEWIS, Sabins, Ohio.
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Capt. Gen. Weyler since he
has taken the field in person
in Pinar del Rio was secured
by the correspondent of FL
Liberal Of Madrid in an inter
new with the captain general
at lacinto, near San Cristobal,
yesterday. Gen. Weyler as
serted that he was highly
pleased with the results Of his
campaign in Iinar del Rio SO
far. He announced that the
expected to remain to conduct
active operations in pinar del
Rio.
w ait Until christmas, he
said. by that date we shall
have dealt a mortal blow to
the revelation.
in closing the interview
Gen. Weylcr praised the de-
partment Of the troops in his
command. He also express
ed delight with the success of
SPANS internal loan.
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