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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-04

Carpenter,
AT the meeting of the Christian wo-
mans Board Of Missions yesterday the FOL
lowing report was made by Mira. g. y
Stohr, Mrs. J, w. Lowbor and Mrs Ida v
Jarvis. committee on future work and
adopted
The committee on future work recommend
that state organizer ho kept in tho neld
siN months OF tho year with tho UNDER
standing that II sufficient MONEY DO col
locted longer time be given,
3 That tho organiyer BIZ requested TO
ieNisi, the rev societies and strengthen
them In tho work, also old societies that
have become weSk.
3. THAT the convention select some spe-
e,al point Ia the state upon which to con-
centratc.
4, That the cunvrntlon be asked for q
contribution TO help carry on this work
h. That the organizer instruct the socir-
tice 10 pay the Decent orEani2or's fee and
mat all necessary instruction be made IN
Writing and loft with each society
IN compliance with the rcoommen,rati opS
q, the committee, tho board dcodcl TO
select u rl"eo for concentration. and Gal
weston was chosen a. the place,
u""yii,r utstrict Epvorth Lcagne.
Kennedy. Texas. Juno Tho Heoville
district Epworth League conference met
yesterday evening here at O'Clock. An
appropriate address was made by Rsy. !.
4. Webb Of Runge.
The afternoon session closed with nc
aualniancc making aud hand shaking ~ith
tho delegates, The night sesson was
oponed 10y Rev +. s. Ondcrdank OF Laredo.
hist Vice president.
Tho Kong service IL being conducted by
Rev. w. \, Bowen of Rochport and liz prov
INK ono NJ tho moat pleasing features OF
the session Several essays wore read ON
Epworth Loague work
Kennedy. Texas, June s.--The Socoud day
OF the neevillo district Epworth league con-
torence the following officers were elected
Mao foweli OF iieeVilc president. Mira. H.
G. fopc OF Guliad fret vice president MISC
Alice Clark of Alice. ss,ond vier proai-
dent. Mins Alma Builder OF Uockpert. third
vice PRESIDENT Mise Elk SlinnR nt uce-
VIE, SECRETARY. ami T. NJ. Cox OF Hcevillc,
treasurer
Tho charity and help department was
called To order by Rev W. A. Bowen of
RockpoM at II Il. III lie made an intorcst-
INK talk on the work In this department.
ON the same suhj~,, n.y.. ". Is Denton of
uoliad entertained aud Interested the an
dlenen for fow minutes. which was
ahundantly proven h. tho hearty responses
from tho loAEuo Workers In the audience.
ny paper prepared and read by Miss Ella
Simms OF H.cviiio or the methods ana
works Of this Department
Dr. Harrison OF San Antonio preached A
fine sermon last night on Christian Edu-
cation"
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PECULIAR po,soNs.
GENERATED N rmn HUMAN nopr.
The Isesult Of Imperfect utgestiuis
of Food.

hNt Wfsuit btHtHtLWM
of Food.
Evoiy living thing, plant or animal. CON-
tains Within itself the germs of certain
decay aud death.
In tho human body these Rrrihs OF dis
ease aud death toalled by scientistp pio.
| mainoal. are usually the result OF imper-
feet digestion OF to0j tho result OF iDdt-
geStion or dyspepsia.
The stomach, from abuse. wcakneas, doea
not promptly and thoroughly digpAt the
food, The result liz II heavy, sodden uiasu
which fermeptB ttho first prncsas IT decay
poisoning the blood. making II thin, weak.
and lacking In red corpuscies, poisoning
tho brain. causing headaches nua pain In
the eyes.
bad ligestlon initiates the heart, causing
palptation ana finally bringing on discase
Of tha very important Agan,
root dIHesiion poisons The kidneys. Gauss
Ing brlshts disease and diabetes
Aud this is ~ because evcry organ. every
uefyo. depends upon the stomach alone
for nonrishment and renewal, and weak de
gestion shows Itself not only In loss OF ap-
pctitiio and iinah, but in weak nerves and
muddy complexion.
The great IDngllah acicDtiat. Huxley, said
tho bent start In life h sound stomach
Weak stomachs fail TO digest food properly.
becaube they lack the proper quantity Of
digestive acids laotic and hydr0ohlOricl
and pcpogenic products; the most aensi-
bio remedy IN all oasrn OF indigestion ID
TO tako after each meal ono or two OF
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets. because they
supply In pleasant harmless form all tho
clements that weak stomachs lack
The regular use Of Stuarta Dyspepsia
Tablets viii cure every form Of stomach
trouble except cancer OF the stomach. HI
They increase flesh, insure pure blood. +
strong nerves. bright eye and clear com.
pleslon. because all these result only from
wholesome food, we'll digosted. V
Nearly all druggists sell Etuart's Dyapep.
eia Tablets Mt 90 cents. full sized package.
or By mail by enclosing price 10 Stuart
90, Marshall, Mich. but ask your drugs Il
gist first
little book on stomach diseases mailed
free, Address Stuart Co, Marshall. Mich.
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PRAIRIE VIEW NORMAL.
Tho Commencement Exercisex Are
New In Progress,

i
| Prairie View, Texas. June Com,
r,arcc,,ort ,va,.iso, mo ,,,,, L., ,,,.,,....,
| -
| AZ ''"HlP wy" horinai' ihe eh'fa week u
given up 10 the EXERCISES, and there ar,
many vinitors from all over the State. Th.
| o,,,e,or, -, ,h,, A,,,,.,,,,,,., 49,, ,,..,...s,
~ "'''
ca colleeo are Interested spectators, aud
| are loud IN their expressions Of approval
Naturally tlnro IL II grant aenI NJ ox
,,,.,,a , ..,... a., 49,. -. 1,
rNo'"''S ""' '"t'''"' >" WV 'oi"'"R VI
Booker Washington, the eoiored orator,
who made a reputation for himself all
over u,o It,tt.d atat.. hv h,a oro,io, a.,
~"
III" ""ahuh oAP"H't'oh' HfBe paNiiioh
III being erected 10 accommodate the large
crowd sure to come from all over the
so,,n, r,,, ~, n ,, ,t .,,.,
' "''.' '
from Homphtend was met by the board
OF directors and tho faculty afforded every
possible courtesy and oportuhity TO In
Yestigaie for hmsclf. In fact. Tho Post
III a pDrt OF the institution, apparently.
the only daily really patronized and
| wanted.
The exsrclaes wore opened on Sunday
last with a commencement sermon by N.
j johnson OF Victoria and lecture by
q. b. Roman OF Dallas on religion Az o
necessity TO humanity. Since then exam
nations and exercises have been con
Quoted daily aud viii ana on next satur-
day night, when certificates and dlplo-
mas viii be presented to the following
graduates: Jamea W. Bartlett. Marlin
William A. Caldwell. Leesblrg. Allan w
English. Reagan; William u Mnseley.
Jackson, Mas Horace G. Smith. Caldwell;
William Il. Southern. sherman; James q d.
put4 Conroe, john A. Veasey, beaumont;
sebastian 70, Collins. Hompstead Adele II 4.
Iirauebe Brenbam. Cynthia A. Petit We
lnseo Texoa
m. hoard of dIrectors IN at present con :
.titutod M follows: Major Rose prsaideni .
". Il. Gay,tt. secretary, and pauIus, Long
and Dowman They are all present. and
oroeeaIuylv cautions IN ali ,hey do
n ID nlatn maj IN their hearts reieus
n s,,nr.pe ds.Ire In make tho normal what
,ts fonnaerr Tn,endea hui In that they
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The Commis-ion's Circular Has
SnIutury ENcct.

SHIuturN ENcct
Galveston, Texas, June 3,-The circular
issued by the Texas railroad commission
last Saturday to the effect that IL the rail
and steamship lines undertook to reduce
their rates from outside POINTS to common
points in Texas so that the Texas job2ar
would be shut out. they would reduce the
rates In Texas, has had speedy result, on
the lines ut interest, To-day tne Morgan
and Mallory lines gave notice that they
would restore their rates from New York
and soatoard territory on and after Juno
IA to the old basis. This is looked upon
as II big victory for the commission. and
will settle the threatened fight for the
time being,
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THE LAWLoR-RATES $3.50 AND 80 9a
PER DAY. JAMES I.AWLOR, PRO-

". F. Robertson and wife Gonzales;
"a ii. Buchanan, Lebanon. Term; VIM.
Behriug, 81. Louis; John j. Knight. Dal-
las; Fred Ward, St. Louis: Mass Lydia
Behl, san Antonio; \. p. Mccormick
Waco w. l.. Kean. Fort Worth; l.. Me
lahon, omaha, Phn c. Clark, Dallas
Taxas, r. V. bingham, Chicago: II. Mann
lr. Philadelphia; George L.. GRAY. Or
anse; NJ. Sullivan. Austin; T. q. BEARD.
city. l.. p Turner and wife, Huntsville
August Publin. New York + Farms
worth, Cuero; Thomas l.. LauVe. Dallas:
W. W. Kineheloc. wharton; j. n. II
Dennis, Wharton; n. W. Solldsy and
wife Terry. Texas: i. w. Brnhau.
Huntsville G. w. butcher. San Antonio:
u. ]. Sherwood Brownsville w. u. Jer-
kins, Natchez; Thomas T. Hammett. citv:
M's b; Quin; Mrs, NJ Bond. Fnlshear:
" L. CasweIl, Emporta: l.. A. Whailev.
Huntsville w. l.. Kean, Fort Worth. VIM
!! Lester. Center. Texas; G.. r. Hooper
and wife Galveston; Phil c. Clark. New
YORK; Arthur Williams. Galveston News:
Sam Haas. Kentucky. Geo. r. Winston
Austin, MISS Dora HYDE. Woo1vIle: r,
D. Mtllar, New Orleans: Il, L. Newson.
Brenham. w. L. Black, San Antonio: Re
g.ha Williamson. Gonzales J. NJ Halter.
Victoria: j. a, Murray. Kansas: a. $.
Johnson. New Orleans: V. Wiess. Beau.
mont. Georcc Il. Webb. Atlanta. Harry
Atwood, Ennis; II, j. Tegarden. st. Louis
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BucEleu's Arnfcn SuIye.

The best salve In the world for cuts.
o'oises, sores. ulcers, salt rheum, fever
80. letter. chapped hands. chilblains.
svra ana all skin eruptions, and positively
~. pies. or no nay required. II is guar
rs,,s 10 give perfect satisfaction or money
nv n Price rs cents per box. For sale
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The general passenger department OF tho
Southern Pacific railway has issued the
following circular:
In addition to dates OF sale OF June 10,
70 and II, tickets may be sold 10 Nashville
and return at the rates quoted IN circular
No, lioi on June Is, i6. IL and rs. with
limit for return 70 ten days from date az
sale. Tickets sod on these additional
dates must be deposited with the Joint
agent at Nashville on or before June rs
10 secure the extension OF the limit.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-04

Dallas, Texas. June ST.. S. Thorne,
general manager of the Texas and Pacific,
returned to Dallas tonight after nearly
two weeks absence In New York. st.
Louis and elsewhere. Mr. Thorne had no
extended talk for the newspapers. Al he
knew of interest was that few. II any.
changes are contemplated on the Gould
Southwestern lines for several months at
lpaSt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-04

+, n, Miller. travelling passenger agent
OF tho Illinois Central. is in the city,
The city ticket office Of the Santa lie is
much improved in appearance since the
new coat of paint,
The friends OF Mir Frank Vaughan were
glad TO learn by the notice IN The Post that
he is Ia return to Houston.
Lionel Hohcnthal commercial agent OF
the Lone star line OF steamships. lett last
night for New Orleans on business.
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lions. He has also served this county ms
Judge. Captain Lynch WAS an freshman
b. birth. but came to the United States
early In NE, There was probably no
man In this eutire section who was better
ana mare fayorably known than WAS he.
He leaves family Of six daughters aud
one son. all Of them residents OF this sec
tion.
The Masons, of which order he has been
mtmhcr for many years. Will conduct
his funerai this eyeniMg at ocloeA
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The following circulars have been 'ss'''
-. tho railroad commission OF Texas
In auproyaI Of application Of the M'ssoui'.
Kansas and Texas Rsii~ay oom IN
Texas. IL is ordered that comn"''.' 80
No o. lssand by this commission 10 ap'ns
an shipments Of stone and SAND 10 49,
loads Transported by railroads Nv =
noints In Texas, and effective AA'ea -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-04

Bryan Texas. June 3.--one Of the most
splcmnzed at ST. Andrews Episcopal
church last night. The high contracting
parties were Mr.. S. Bain ana Miss
Winifred Parker. both Of this city The
bride is the daughter OF Colonel and Mrs,
Milton Parker. and ia Young lady OF
rare beauty and accomplishments The
groom is the representative In Bryan of
tho cotton firm 81 Rail- Bros, and IL
young man OF sterling worth, The happy
pair left last night for the Eastern cities
and viii be absent about two nonths
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NTrs. Elinnbcfh micc,

Sealy. Texas. June 3,--Mrs Elizabeth
Rice died at the residence of her grand
son. Mr.. james Rice. seven miles south
of sealey, Mt $40 p, m. June 3 aged
~ years and months The intermcnt
win take place al the Sealy cemetery al,
| IL a. m today
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June and will be completed into North
Galveston, distance OF three miles, by
the 10Th. The rails were removed from
this portion OF tho track some time ago
leaving the ties in place. They are row
being replaced with lighter rails and
dummy VII lhe put on TO meet oil ,rains
ON tho main line
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-04

Carmipe, Texas. Juno ., Mr.. John
Hsnley. living at section No, T. was
stricken with paralysis yesterday morn
ing, Of which he died this morning al
:05 o'clock Mir. Hanley was a well TO- do
farmer The company took the corpse 10
Houston.
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Major Charles u. Peck. manager OF the
Texas Car Service association. has called
a meeting Of the association 10 be held
in this city. June 10. This Is the annual
meeting OF the association. and II viii be
well attended. Major Peek left last night
for a business trip TO North Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-04

Huntsville. Texas, june NV. u. Adair
Of Walker County was yesterday appointed
receiver cf l.. =. Sloan & Sons. incorro-
rated. at Zine Valley. On application Of the
stockholders thereof, by judge J. Al. smith,
en- The lumber mill plant Will DO operated
by the receiver
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tOInfnorCIaI mGn
In city.

c. w. White, Bonham; w. Buck. ST
Louis; Il. \. Mansherg, Galveston: j. c.
Buckner. Indianapolis; IL. II. Bates J..
NJ. Nance 81. Lou!s: Richard kearus.
Dallas Geo. p Meade, Fort Worth Jo-
sem IT, OReiNy. Al stin, Sam t'llman.
New York; Julius Wolfi, New orleans
II. c. Churchill Boston: John GIN, Mum
de WIS u. W. Slleday and wife. Terry
L. Mcmahon. Omnha; ED q. Westhciner
Tents. r. williamson, Gonzales; Francis
Wolf. penison; Miss ~ Gray, san Diego;
T. j. Stead. New York; Jack Michael,
New Orleans; G. /. Darihon, Cincinnati;
@. N. Dnworth, Gonzales; John w, Hen
derson, Texas; A. p. Mccormick, Waco;
" X Ruff. Waller j.. X. Holland, lious-
ion Post: j. +, Johnson. king W lhclm."
Galveston f. s. Crews. COLUMBIA, II. !.
Tenant. Dallas; w. s. 1obey. St Louis.
i. +. Vanu. l<osse. S. O. Noyes and wife.
L. T. Noyes. Texas: II. A fearesson.
Richmond y, Adler. Baltimore: y. s.
Harris, NJ, zander. Chicago. S. G. Bra
shear Texas.
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W; G. Mcdonald, Saginaw, Mich; c. j,
;McCrayen Beeyilie. A. u. Mayes, We
,hico; J r. Norswcrthy. city r. Nan
Lev saelnaw, Mich. j. II. DrummonJ'
1iransas Pass, II. Mulholani, Emporia.
Kan; Il. s, Jones. civ: A. j, Strobe
Chenaugn; NJ NJ. Paschc. A. Il. MaYes.
Siiy; c. Z Kerr, Corsicano, James Kelly
in,allas; 7 j. Cole. Johr NJ. Harr son,
Wakahachie; Re-. Leon Sonneil. Galrts
ion; a. Iunlly, Fort Worth; NJ. y. Mason,
Carthage. y. y; Sam Fry New orleans
Shas, A, Edwards, city. Il. l.. Powers
New York; L., S. Ware city, j, w lionl's,
Ssnnroe' A. 9. Graham. NJ, Roihmn-llgr,
ssmiih, j. @. Shields, New York: j. Il,
Mestall ana wife, Angleton. Arthur w.
itoyd Fort Wayne; j. Il. Qu'rk. san An
Vnno. J. G. Anderson. A. \. Lewis. city
John CarliSle, Chappell Hill, NJ. H. Me
LLaunn, Austin: &. u. Linn, Fort Worm
y IL. Brooks. san Antonio, NJ. \. NC
hn.9ht ami snn. Halletsvllle.
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R.Iayinx North Galveston Road.

North Galveston. Texas. June 2-Track
laying Oh the North Galveston branch 81
tho La Porte railroad began at Henron
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iArHFlNDER-oH. DO TELL,

Lecture lor the Rocker T. Washington
,ecirs,, tonight at the Auditorium can be
Store ,oaay by applying at stuart's Drug
Is cents N'"iission, 20 cents; reserved seats.
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1895. be amended by adding thereto cxosp.
tioh ~, as follows: Gravel, carloads, mint
mum weight IA cubic yards per car. West
Point to Galveston and intermediate points
VI per cubic yard" Tits IS elective a;
once. ~
:. IN approval Of application Of the Missouri.
KANSAS and Texas Railway Company OF
IeNas' authority is granted for the adoption
oi the rate OF cents per 100 pounds for the
transportation OF cottonwood lumber, In
sar'oads from Warner Switch to Dallas, Ell
fective at once
In approval of Joint application OF the
missouri. Kansas and Texas Railway OF
Texas. International and Great Northern
railroad and Houston East aud West Texas
railway companies, authority Is granted
Tor the adoption of the rate OF 10 cents per
iVo pounds for the transportation OF leo in
carloads, minimum weight 30 900 pounds
per car from Houston TO all points on the
Trinity and Sabine branch OF the Missouri
Kansas aud Texas Railway OF Texas. This
is effective June 3. 1897.
In approval of the joint application OF
the St Louis Southwestern Railway OF
ieSas, Tyler Southeastern railway. Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas Railway Of
Texas International and Great Northern
railroad and Houston and Texts Central
railroad companies. authority is Hranted
Tor the adoption of rates for the transpor-
tation OF common drain tile IN carloads
from Athens to points on the International
and Great Northern railroad, Missouri.
Kansas and Texas Railway of Texas and
Houston and Texas Ccntrai railroad. the
same as the rates prescribed In table No 2,
rate column No. . OF commodity tariff No.
Z. for the transportation OF fire brick and
fire clay in carloads between points in
Texas. This is effective June 5. 1877.
In approval OF tho application Of the
Houston East and West Texas Railway
company, authority rs granted for the
adoption of the following rates, In cents
per 100 pounds. Tor the transportation OF
beer and Ice In straight or mixed car
loads, from Houston TO the following sta
lions on the Houston, East ard West Texas
railway:
TO Beer. Ice
Nacogdoches.. ......2o ~
Garrison .., .c2 10
joaquin ,........, $50, ....GA ~
Observing the following minimum
weights; Beer in straight car loads &C.
OO0 pounds per car; ice in straight car
loads 10000 pounds per car.
on mixed ear loads OF beer and tee p.
900 pounds per car, prcportloncd as tol
lows: Beer 10000 pounds, Ice lo,ooO
pounds.
Effective June s, 1897
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ihFiNDER-oH, DO TELL,

wv IN Gold Free, See nering's ad.
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A1HFINDER-oH, DO TELL
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THE HOTELS.
CAPITOL


HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Rates. $40 to
4.NO p e r day.
s | xt Y elegant
ro o IN 3. with
bath. l. n I x o
sample rooms-
Centrally locat-
ed. Best accom-
mo0a tions Tor
commercial men
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TO RESToHE RATES.

Effective June 5, 1897.
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THE NEW
HUTCHINS Z: F:
: HOGSE.

w. I. ana ]. T.
Boyle. proprie,ors.
Rates. 500 and
seq per day.
r. y. A head
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-03
Texas and Pacific Excursion List.

K. OF P. UNIFORM RANK-Hot
Springs Ark, May 18Th. Tickets on
sale May 18th and 10Th: final limit for
return May 26oh. One fare for the
round trip $40 %.
INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION Y. NJ.
G. a. Mobile, Ala, April list TO 10Th,
rate Of one fare for the round Trip
S336 IS to duly accredited delegates,
certified by local secretaries. Tickets
on sale April 18Th and 10Th final limit
for return a priI Both.
In addition to the above there will
be reduced rates via lei -Paso route"
Texas and Pacific to meetings to be
held in Buffalo, N. Y, q. a. r. Ma
tiOnal Encampment IN August, Annual
convention National Educational as
ISOLATION, Milwaukee, July 9th to 9th.
Southern Baptist convention. w lmIng
ton S. G. May 5tn to 14Ch. United
Confederate Veteran reunion, Nash
vile, Tenn, May 9th to lth. For
further Information call on or address.
E. S. STEPHENS, B. z. DARBYSHIRE,
Depot agent, Gen1 agent.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-03
Southern Pacific Excursions.

On March 9th the Southern Pacific
will sell round trip tickets TO New Or
leans, on the certificate plan one and
a third fare for the round trip on &C
count Knights of Honor grand lodge
meeting. Final limit for return
March 18th.
On March 18th the Southern Pacific
will sell round trip tickets to San An
tonic at S11 80 on account Cattlemen
Association meeting. Final limit for
return March 18th.
For the meeting of the Texas State
Medical association at Paris, Texas,
April y to Goth this year, the South
ern Pacific Will sell tickets on the GER
titicate plan which gives rate OF II
fare for the round trip provided not
less than 80 representatives from all
parts of Texas are in attendance.
Date of sale April 18th. Final limit
for return May 2nd.
Our new line via san Antonio and
Fiatonia is the only one running
through sleepers San Antonio to Pa
ris and Passengers via this line reach
San A ntoLio IL 80 d. m, and take
through sleeper from that point at $40
p. M, reaching Paris following morn
ing.
HARRY TURNER, T. E. HUNT,
Ticket Agent. Coml. Agent.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-03
Not to be Trifled With.
(From Cincinnati Gazette.)

Will people never learn that ''cold'
is an accident to be dreaded. and that
when it occurs treltmeut should be
promptly applied? There is no know
ing where the trouble will end; and
while complete recovery is the rule,
the exceptions are terribly frequent,
and thousands upon thousands of fatal
illnesses occure very year ushered in by
little injudlcious exposure and seem
ingly trlHlng symptoms. Beyond this,
there are today 'untless invaIids who
can trace their complaints to colds,
which al the time of occurrence gave
no concern, and were therefore neglect
ed.-When troubled with cold use
Cham berlain's Cough Remedy. 1t is
prompt and effectual. % and 81 cent
bottles for sale by all druggists.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-03
The Russians.

The Russians are believed to have
originated from the Slavonian tribe
called the RoXilani. about the Christian
era. At a later date they We're also
called Muscovites, from Moscow, their
leading city. The state was founded
by Ruric, S62 \. ID. Russia was a
duchy until 1857, when it became the
grand duchy of Vladimir, remaining
such until 1929, when it was called the
grand duchy of Moscow. The Russian
rulers began to call themselves cars in
1862. Peter the Great assumed the
title of emperor in 1859.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-03

PAT WALSH, ex-United States sena-
tor from Georgia, and democrat of
the democrats, in reply to question as
to what he thought of President Cleve-
lands administration, said ironically
to New Orleans reporter the other
day: I'VE can not forget what this
administration has done for US. 1t
has spread peace and plenty over the
prairies and smiling valleys of the
west and brought bouuteous returns to
the farmers and factories of the south.
1t has uplifted the people and made
poverty shake off its tattered garments
and go forth in luxury and plenty. 1t
has sent warskips to protect helpless
Americans in Cuba; has prevented our
citizens from being killed by the Span
iards. and not given encouragement to
Spain. Oh, no; President Cleveland
has given US wonderful administra-
ti0u,"