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The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-05-06

It is asse rted by typographical au- thorities that the first Bible printed in America was .John Eliors Indian Bible," in 1868. The language into which this Bible was translated is ex- tinct. and it is said only one or two persons are able to read it.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-05-06
TERRITORIAL.

"Arizons Charlie' was arrested in Los Angeles, Cal, on charge of cruelty to animals.
 One of the largest and most com plele hotels ever erected in Arizona will soon be built in the Capitol Ad- dition to Phoenix.
 The Gopher mine. Big Rug district, has been sold by Mrs. Fanny Kau,z to the Gopher Mining company. Con- sidrration named in deed, $l96, ,750.
 It is said that movement is on foot for the establishment of a college in Tempe under the management of the Congregational denomination
 IL is reported that two men and a woman were tipped out of a wagon and drowned in Salt River last week. The body of one man was recovered last Thursday.
 Black Jack, one of ile murderers of George Smilh. wh" was killed in southern Ariznua a short time since, was overlaken by shrritl's posse near Clifton. Arizona. aud killed last week
 During lhe past ten days the South ern Pacific has delivered to the Santa Fe at ,his point 2,745 head of cattle for shipment to Colorado. Kansas and Nebraska. Nearly all of these cattle came from Arizona. .-D-ming Head. light.
 As au example of the business that Is done iu Jerome the fact that on one day of this week there were l05 standard gauge cars. all loaded with merchandise. lumber and machinery for this camp. awaiting transportation at Jrron,s Junction. .-Ariz0na Mining News. ,staI5
 A dispatch says. the judiclal ap- pointments in Arizona are likely to be delayed until the expiration f the term of lhs latest commission, which will be next September. The appOint- mrmts will then bs made at the same tune, making the change in the judi ciary simultaneous. The same policy will be followed in all the territories. St. Johns Herald.
 The A. & P. shops at Albuquerque are now turning engines out at a rapid rate, and he road needs them all for increased business. Engines 50, 52 and 59 were finished last week, and engine 49. just back from Topeka. was fired up yesterday for the first time since ovrrhauling. Needles Eye.
 The county hospital of Ma,icopa county. at the present rate of expense. will reach 5000 per annum. It :s tn duty of the board to care for the de. serving poor. but close watch should be kept on the numerous parasites that prey upon the county year in aad year nut. There is one very noticeable feature in the indigent expenditures. and that is that very few women apply for aid. They prefer to work and suffer rather than become burden on the county, while the men, when they have sore toe, at once apply to the supervisors for aid.--Phoenix Gazette.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-05-06
NOTICE FIR DUPLICATION.
tHd. K. No. 7of.l
LAHB OFFICE AT PRESCOTT,
 January l8, 1877,

Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proOf in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before Clerk Probate Court at Flagsta6, Coconino county. Arlz.. on May 8. 1897. viz: Donald Chisholm. for the Lots 3. {. 6 and G. Sec. 6. Twp. 10 N of K 9E.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his coi. .inuous residence upon and cultiva- tion of said land, viz: Thos. Richardson Euclid M. Isbel. William J. Stephens. Samuel Douglass. all of Flagstaff. Arix.
 F. W. O'SULLIvAN Register.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-05-06
MISCELLANY.

There are seven sugar-beet factories in successful operation in the Unired States.
 The knights of labor and the Amee- ican federation of labor are at war one with the other.
 First box of California cherries sold in Chicago on tho lst of May far 50 cents per pound.
 President McKialey has asked w. j. Calhoun, of Danville. Ill.,, to go to Cuba as special eavoy.
 An Indiana man has a c,ntract to furnish 6000 horses for tse British government for army use.
 A wealthy Greek by the name of M. G. Averof has subscribed $6, ,00O,- 900 to the Greek war fund.
 It is reported that SIX hundred women sne children died during the retreat from Tlrnavos to Iarissa
 California has lxw forbidding divorced persons fr'an re-marrying within a!year after be'ag divorced.
 The Los Angeles lin-s and Herald got out Fiesta editio.s'S unday that ar- credit to the prolHaetors aud to L's Angeles.
 The two big bay defense guns have arrived at San Fs~Hcisco. They are each capable of throwing shot weigh ing 1000 pounds.
 A life sentence has been giv~0 Oliver W. Wiu,tsvp for klduspping James Campbell. Campbell is \ Honolulu milli0s~iye.
 The fastest ship in tae world is the French torpedo catcher Forban. whirL. it is said. can steam at the tremendous rate of about tkirsy-six miles su lmur-
 Business failures in the Uaited States and Canada for the past week were 239. agsisst. 337 for the previous week. and 2s2 flor the corresponding week in 1896.
 The ex-tressnrer. J. s. Bartt-y of Nebraska, has been held in \ $50,tUO bond to await the action of the grand jory for embezzling $2l0.0OO of the stste's money.
 Eugene TsyISr. limo typer oa the Beaver Times made the record on type setting. He made l0l.5O0 ems in eight hours Baker of Seattle held the previous record at 85 QUO ems.
 The Anacoada mines of Butte. Montana, has the largest smel,er in America, aud the United Verde Copper Company at Jerome. ArizDna. will have the sscoud largest when completed.
 At the battle of Trafalgar, the heaviest gun used threw projecule weighing enly S2 pounds. which WA. 6.4l inches iu diameter. The modern 1l0-ton gun uses \ shell weighing 20OO pounds, ot l6l inshes in diameter.
 Nine individual assignments wer. made at Loda, Ill., Tuesday, AS thr result of Banker SheldOn's disappear l ance. The dspssits in ths bank A, tho time 1t closed are roughly es,i mated ut $75,000. The amount of the banks assets are not known. l
 The amputsti0u u1 her own toe with ;sarving knife was recently performed
 Josephine Thomas. domestic "i Mn Airy. N. l. The phy ysician> sAy ,Le heroic ac,i"n probably saved her life, as . poiso,s'us spider hsu bitten her in the amputated mem- her.
 Cotton experts say that in the dis trict now under water in the south usually about l, ,5OO.O0O bales of cotton sf the highest grade are produced. At the leverage price such cotton brings this quantity would sell for 50,OO0. .O00. This, it is claimed, is a conservative estimate of the damage done by the overflow to one crop.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-05-06
SHERIFP'S SALE.

In the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District. of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of COconino.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-17
HYMENEAL.

HEcK- yASBINDER-sayer Texas, No
yemper l1.--Mr. Harvey Beck and MISS
Raiie yasbinder were married last even
,ng al the Baptist church. Rev. j. D.
f,resn officiating.
pyppI n scuTJ,J Texas,
>an,har * Al me home Of the bride in
wesley Saturday Mr.. Joseph Ripple and
Miss Annie Schiller were united in mar
riage. These young folks are members
Of prcminent families and have host
NJ friends.
.,copu1E .scoTT-Terrell. Texas, NO
ca,nrday might Mr.. Robert
warorS,a ana MES Erie Scott engaged q
~ aroya nm 10 the Methodist parson-
cap' areVe up " r pierce mad them
age ahu ~. MIse scott "a the elde,t
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-17
THRouGM WITHOUT CHANCE.

Southern Pacific Passenger TPatnn
From Texas TO Aiwiers.
Bcgtpning today passenger trains Nos.
II and Is Of the Southern Pacific viii run
from Houston to Alslers. La. without
change. Tho restrictions on freight ,raf-
&c are In such shape that the company
Is able to handle nearly everything in
both directions.
A meeting wili be held at Lafayette. La.
today between representatives from nearly
all the parishes along the line Of the
road. which will be attended BY General
Manager Kruttschnitt and Manager Van
Week, representing the interests OF the
Southern Pacific. and DR.. Carter. on the
part Of the United States marine hospital
service. The purpose Of the conference
is to decide upon and adopt uniform
system Of quarantine for those places that
desire to still maintain restrictions. The
existing quarantines are SO conflicting that
the company finds 1t difficult to continue
business and observe all rules, and also
II Is their desire to eliminate az far as
possible all restrictions againt freight orig
mating at non-infected points passing
through New Orleans. In the case of Call
casieu parish they will permit such freight
to pass through. but not TO stop. Mr..
kruttschnitt has been In New Orleans for
several weeks and leayes today for La
fayette. Manager Van Week and Superin-
tendent Muivey left Houston yesterday
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-17

ysar's sscslpse M nal&
placed - the top ofdU pfet5 ~ y "a .3
wellborr. Hrasoe Cono<
vesnber l6.--A northet ~
night bstween II ana ~
by : heavy rain, mi to1ay I&or
cold northcr hlowln4. yo1leo
tho wind VIII ceape 6leWto( NJ II
closes, and there viii NJ y Ao4yx
tho morning. which. Z " W.T.
tinues dry. will b d gTeak U0D
unopened cotton. = u MI ~ a.
the haif-Grown balls. W(kN
weather there Will ~ : 49, ooot ~
gathered here; . GrsAt dsal MqeV AlQn
expected. N is II ga
warrsuec~u. FAystts cannty, xuml
venber h.--Cloudy. threAienlnn Il IL
iiaa prevailed most oe this Woc&
strong south wind with 3 u1arke6 ~
TO the southeast prNvalla ond d
change u anticipated. rloWinF r. M
grcsrinR hnsly. FAN gardens ~ N
4 failure. and little COTTON reunAlHo ~ e.
picked. Nor IA any n yet hetn4 C1
hence business continues dull, mr. 1oc
there seem any likelihood Of impf0v0g(>
for somc time TO come. Corn ueiln MANLY
at IS cents per bushol. and an kiu&4 ~
COUNTRY produce are enld 70 he nAercAAo1~
but prices arc 70 low that uttie psiee T.
made. * lS,. 4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-17

morning Mrs. Owens hes resided in this
section for long time.
STEPHENS-Cal Caldwell, Texas, November
lt,-Thc infant son Of Rev. j. A. stephens
died here last night.
PHILLIPs--Cuero Texas. November n,
Mrs. Phillips. wife OF Or. g. H. Phillirs
died this morning after q lingering illnesa
Of several weeks. She leavse devoted
husband and ono son 10 mourn her losa.
TUCKER Palestine. Texas. November
IL mrs Mary Il. Tucket ilcd At Tucker,
Texas, yesterday at 1855 o'.lock. Deceased
was u years Of age. The funeral services
were conducted from the residence Of MT.
w. u. Hewitt on Magnolia street this
morning at 1880 o'clock,
HowARD-plano. Texas. November IL.
Died, w. j. Howard At his home. three
miles northwest from Plano. on Friday
At 2 o'clock p. nj. Deceased was one Of
Collin county's most prominent citizcrs
His standard Of character has always been
exemplary. He leaves All aged wife, tive
sons and two daughters to mourn his loss
lnterment Will take place 1t Bethany
cemetery.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-17
Notes and Personals.

W. b. Goseciose, assistant general
freight agent OF the Katy is in Austin.
Captain Robert Quick OF the Morgan
steamer Ell Rio was UP from Galveston yes
terday.
Traffic Manager Bein Of the Huntington
lines returned yesterday from ten days
visit from St. Louis
jeff N. Miller of the general manager g
office and s. r. Tuggle,. superintendent 81
motive power OF the Houston and Texas
Central, returned last night from Calvert.
G. A. Waterman, commercial agent Of
the Iron Mountain; w. J. Taylor, general
baggage agent of the International and
Great Northern; T. Il. kinsey, snperin-
tendent OF the Pullman Palace Car COM
pany, and p. Wilson. travelling auditor Of
the Houston and Texas Central, were
among the visiting railroad men yesterday
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-17
| BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
Committee Of The Bar Arfaaaes fos
District Cosrt.
A GOOD DEMAND FOR BEEF CATTLE,
several Hundred meaA PsrcAaaea 4
Ne shsppea - Cuba--NeHraskans
WIN visit SABINE Pasa.

Beaumont. Texas. November i6.--Ths
prcs~mnss COMMITTEES appointed a. thu
meeting Of the Jefferson County Bar asso-
citation held yesterday. mention Of which
waa made In this mornings ro@t. have
submitted thu following programme or or.
der Of business for the approval Of Distrio,
Judge west,
organisaston Or court. sounding Of crtmi-
nal and ciyil dockcts ara placed - the
fret order Of busiscss. calling Of the Ar-
pearancc docket bcinK Get for the evening
sessicn Of the first Tuesday.
First week, except Saturday. to be con-
sumed In trial OF the old criminal docket,
Saturdays aro set aside for motion
docket. for law questions. for divorce suits
and FOR CASES on ncn-jury docket,
civil docket 70 be peremptorlly called
on Monday OF frat week and trial Of caeel
on Il shall be continued through the sec.
ond aud third weeks unless sooner disposed
Of II sooner disposed OF tho court then
70 SO on the non-jury docket. or cases Of
the old criminal docket, Or such casta on
the old dockets AZ have not been sct OF
otherwise disposed OF.
Non-Jury docket shall be regularly taken
up on Monday morning OF fourth week and
may DO tried during fourth and NTH
weeks. II sooner completed then the GRIM
insl docket to be taken up,
II not taken up previously tho new Grim
inal docket shalt be peremptorily called
Monday morning OF the fifth week and
continue until disposed OF.
All orders OF dhis court heretofore mad,
In conflict with the foregoing are hereb,
set aside and annulled.
The report Ia signed by w. II. Ford Il
A. Greer and g. q. Greer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-17
THEY RIDIOULE IT.
MANY PEOPLE RJDICULE THE IDEA
OF AN ABSOLUTE CURE FOas
DYSPEPSIA AND STOMACH
TROUBLES.
Ridicuic, However, II Not Argument
md Facts Are stubborn Things.

RidicuIc, However, II Not Argument
md Facts Arc stubborn ThinEs.
Stomach troubles are 30 common and In
many cases 20 obstinate 70 cure that people
are apt to look with suspicion On any ren-
cdy claiming Ia BIO a radical, permanent
cure for dyspepsia and indigestion. Many
such pride themselves on their acutsnssa
In never being humbuggcd, especially ~
medicines.
This fear Of being humbuggcd may b.
cpFrled too far; 30 far. In fact. that many
persons suffer for years With weak indi-
gestion ratlier than risk little time and
money in faithfully testing the claims OF
preparation NO reliable and universally
used M stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
Now, Stuart's DyrpepslM Tablets Are
vastly different In ono important respect
from ordinary proprietary medicines ~
thu reason that they are not secret pAts
ent medicine, no secret Il made OF their In
grcdients, but analysis shows them - con-
tain the natural digestive fcrments, pus~
axeptic prpsiu, the digestive anlds. 0oldan
Seal, biamu4h, hydrastis and nux. Thex
are not caAhartic, neither DO they act poW-
erfuiiy on any organ. but they cure m
digestion on tho common sense plan o1
dlgetting tho food eaten promptly. thor-
pughiy before It has time 10 fermenH uolr
and cause the mischief. This 10 The only
secret of their success.
Cathartio nils never have and nsvsr es1
cure indigestion and stomach troubles b.
csmsc they act entirely upon the bowels
whereas the whole trouble IL really 10 IA
stomach.
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. taken after
meals, digest the foad. That u all there =
10 g. Food not digee.ed or half digested y
poison as II creases gas, scidity. hcadacnest
paIpitstion OF the heart, loss Of nesn ana
snncslte. and many other troubles which
are often called by come other name.
they are sold by druggists everywhero -
30 cents per package. Address Stuart o.,
Marshall, Mich for book on stomach ais
eases or ash your druggist for y.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-17
MONEY aUIcKLY RAISED.
Colonel Uriah Lott VIII Duild HIS
Victoria ROud.

COlOncl Urtah Lott VIII Dufld HIS
Victoria R0ad.
Victoria, Texas. November 16.-There
was meeting last night in the offices
Of F. G. Proctor. at this place. Of these
interested in the road projected by Colonel
uriah Lott to run from Victoria to Alii-
gator Head aud from Victoria to Alvin.
In twenty minutes 100000 stock was
subscribed in the railroad and construc-
tion company, in proportion OF one to
three. T. NJ. O'Connor Is down for $50, o00
of this amount. Victoria is TO have the
general offices and the machine shors
of the new line. Colonel Lott and all oil
those interested are sanguine and expect
that operations will begin from this pc nj
within thirty days. The read wh run
via Longmott and Sesdritt TO Alligator
Head and through Jackson, Wharton and
Matagorda counties. connecting with the
Gull, Colorado and Santa Fe.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-17
wIl.L VISIT sAnINr PASS.

The Sabine Land and Improvement COM
pany has received letter from Mr.. II.
G. Green, chairman OF the Nebraska Busl-
ness Mems committee. who Will attend the
deep water convention that Is to DO held ID
Houston next month. saying that the Me-
braska committee has made arrangements
TO spend one day at Sabine Pass during
their stay In Texas. The committee will
come to Sabine Pass Immediately after
their visit TO Galveston aud they Will be
royalty entertained at the Southeast Texas
seaport.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-17
arvEr 4 LiFn snSrnSCn.

Jack Moore Convicted 0e MuR1or ~
Deputy sheriff Pate.
Dallas. Texas. November 1es--1aeoI
Moore was givcn life sentence today o.
tho charge Of being accessory u tho KILL
Ing Of Deputy Sheriff "A Pate On ~ MINT
Of September Q, 1895 His brother. WIN
Moore, viii now be put on trial Tor ~
murder Of Pate. This IL one Of the mont
widely known murder casee that ever oa-
capped after the killing Of APtc, and Sheriff
Cabell and United States Marshal UhSp
Williams Of Paris. who assisted him u the
search, spent year and thousands pf dol.
lars trucking them.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-17
Killed lIla WIG ana MlmseIe.

Gushing. Iowa. November 10. - L, D.
Spicklcr. farmer. shot and killed his wife
and afterward blew out his own brains.
Four children were made orphans BY the
tragedy. they are chiiiren Of the woman
by former husband.
spickler separated from his wife over .
year ago on account Of family troubles. and
they have lived apart sinee thar time. The
man had only been bank from the EsAt 8
short time when he went home and beat
ooe Of his step-daughters. For this he was
arrested ut the instance OF hix wife lie
sworv vengeance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-17
THROUGH TO NEW ORLEANS.

Mr.. Ed. McClannahan. who presides over
the Southern Pacific ticket office In this
city. this morning received Instructions to
resume the sale Of tickets from Beaumont
to New Orleans. This order OF course
means that the quarantine East is being
raised and Beaumont Is hopeful that in q
few days the Southern Pacific Will be In a
position TO re-establish the double daily
passenger prain service between Houston
and New Orleans.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-17
TO ARRANGE FOR AN ExHrBlT.

Judge w. l.. Parkinson. general agent
Of the Sabine Land and Improvement COM
pany, came up from Sabine Pasa this after
noon and left for Houston tonight The
Judge goes to the Bayou City TO arrange
for space for an exhibit which his company
will make at the Fruit. Flower and Vege-
rable Festival.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-17
nuYlNG cArr1.E.

There IL IN extraordinary demand for
beef cattle In this section just at present.
A few days ago several hundred head were
purchased for shipment to Cuba and there
are several buyers In this vicinity making
purchases for the Kansas City market. Tho
cattle purchased for Kansas City are being
shipped over the Kansas City, Pittsburg
and Gulf railroad.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-17
A Germ That Kills.
New Orleans States.

- A., .At. Ia. ..ao,, a
~ ~. -. :,
~ So s 80. 49,. nra..,,,na nor
~ .N - !, 49,,
49,. .,..,,a. 80
uaciii' FANNY hn"wh " 'ne s''s"'''S r.'
fession as the gulpus whiskyritis. rms
germ. which turks on almost every street
sor. 80. ,,o,a co,aoa mora neonIe N
.e'"o'' A"s "'S
ole In more dinerent hh"s oi ways INA"
all the cholera, yellow fever, typhoid fever.
smai,nor and diphtheria. al which We have
s ,.,,,,r =. !. r.,. on.
'eeoiu' apu soe' "" N""s
tirely too rapid FOR the mathematicians 10
grapple with. And yet the wonder Is we
h.,r a. ,,,u. If !, In sn,te Of the fact
-.
ehat tine oiacK plague wen. ou'
business and died OF a broken heart be-
cause IL could not stand up as much as
an, sound before snch n powerful oppon
one rouna osiofe suen = poN'',u' oppoA
ent. we nave turned IN vain " tne n'euioA'
magazines for information regarding the
gulpus whiskyritis. but disappointment
aw,a;,aa -. No rn.n,,on ia made n, TIA
eMai'eu US ~ nien''on iso"Y. =.
origin, history, or discovery, ana tnere "
not line to give us an idea how it has
,., a. ,,,r,a for can,ur,es corsa
w 800 -.,
quehtiy tnere is no way 10 wen "pp'oA.
mate the number Of deaths IL has caused
except bv n careful collation. OF the records
I, -, -. .r,. ,a,,or. !, IN. ,,or,d Th,s
VI az 'ue po'iss -
is stuperdons work. ana were II poss.ole
TO perform II, the result wouid De unsaus,
| factory. because the germ as'aeks an
classes OF society IN numerous anu ins.ui ~
ways, ana miilons OF eeaens rum .ne uss
ease occur. Of which the police near noln-
ing and Know nothing because ,ney appear
In the mortuary lists under fancy uues.
| II Is stated on GOOD authorty 'hat aur-
Ing the present prevaiing sickness, man
suffered severe attack 81 guipus wMsky-
ritis, doctor diagnosed his case as yenoS
fever. and he was reported ana nhsseu
He recovered after enduring agoniAins
pains In the head ana very sick stoa'-
ach. and was discharged, but inslue OF
week he had another Attack, was reported
as yellow fever patien, ana asain
tagged.
He kicked properly ana Justly on tne
ground that having had the FEVER once
before he was immune and ne gained ms
point. We cite this case TO snow now easily
| II IL for a physician 10 mistake whiskyrius
for yellow fever and also 70 express sur
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-17
Hany persons cannot take
b cod-liyer oil.

pdhy persons cannot take
B cod-liver oil.
hey cannot digest it.
| upsets the stomach.
moving these things, we
/ digested the oil in
rs Emulsion of Cod
| Oil with Hypophos-
|es; that is, we have
fen il up into little glob-
! OF droplets.
y use machinery 70 dc
work of the digestive
ns. and you obtain tn
effects of the digeste.
once. That is why yor
take SCOTS Emulsion.
-. .rd s,.ea, all Druggists. d
VI = BOVINE. eh<misss. ks~ yosk
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-17
Mnxement of stock.

The International and Great Northern
yesterday took through Houston fifty cars
OF stock from Harrisburg. destined to Car
lysle, Texas, on the Fort Worth and Dem
ver City. The stock was routed over the
International and the Texas and Pacific
To Fort Worth,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-17
Free Of Charse to sufferers.

Cut this out and take II to your drug
gIst ard get a sample bottle free Of Dr..
Kings New Discovery. Tor CONSUMPTION.
co,,rhs and colds. They do not ask you to
huy before trying. This viii show you the
great merits Of this truly wonderful ren-
edy ard show you what can be accom-
u;ished by the regular size bottle. This u
M Ok pertinent ard would be disastrous to
the proprletors. did they not know 4 would
invariably cure. Many OF tfe beat physi-
clans are aow using II In their practice
with great results. end are rtiytng On y 2
INST severe cages. II Is guaranteed Trial
bottles free ct George W. Heyer's drug
store. Regular size 80 csru anl sl.oo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-17
The survey CompIctea.

& Brownsville. Texas. November i6.-The
survey Of the Chicago st. Louis and Texas
Air Line was completed from San Antonio
to this city yesterday afternoon. The
surveying party are In camp here awaiting
orders