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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-28
HIGHER COURTS.
supreme Courts.

Austin. Texae October 2T.~Tho follow
ing proceedings were had in the supreme
court today;
Certified questions answered. Kellogg ct
al VS. McCabe ct al from Throokmorton;
John d. Hood Camp OF Confederate Vet
Grams vs.. DE corddaa. from Travis.
Reversed and rendered for plaintiff IN
error: CITY OF Waco, Tor use OF Ookia0def
vs. Chamberlain ct al. from Mci4ennan.
Judgment OF court of civil appeals re-
versed and judgment of district court az.
nrmed: Scharif w. Whitaker ct al, from
Limestone.
Sea Tor November IA: Branch Va. Inter-
national and Great Northern Railroad
Company, from COmsl
Motion for rehonring overrued; Houston
City street Railway Company ei al "a
Storrle. from Harris.
Motions for rehcaring dismissed Settle
CAST q Co. vs. Blount, from Harris; Downes
VS., willis Bro from Houston.
Submitted; Qulsenberry VS.. Watkins
Land and Mortgage Company. from I'm,
Certified questions submitted Crazy ys.
Port Arthur Channel and Dock Company
from jefferson. This question was signed
orally by Lyons OF New Jersey Coke of
Dallas and Willie OF Galveston for Crary
and by Greer OF beaumont for he Dock
company n involves the right Of chan.
mel ana dock company Incorporated under
The provisions OF the amendment passed by
the Twenty-flfih legislature TO cu, chan
mel inland. The Port Arthur company
claims this right on the ground that II is
excavating channel 10 place OF safety
which is provided for In the amendment
referred TO- II has won ltg case in the dia-
trct court and Ia the United States court
but Crary was granted a temporary in
junction by the Galveston court OF civil
appeals. whirh certified Tho uunefion Ia
me supreme court Crary controls about
200 feet OF water front Oh the line OF pro.
posed seven miles OF channel five Of which
have been dug at an expenee OF $500 900.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-28

If THE BABY Is CUTTING TEETH
10 sure and use that old and we'll tried
renedy. Mrs. winslowHf Soothing fyrup,
fcr children teethlng. II soother The child.
NINA collie and is the best remedy Tor
diarrhoeA.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-28
Jester AT GoIdthwnite.

Goldthwsite. Texas, October 27--Lieu-
tenant Governor Jester spoke al the court
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-28

TO ne HEALTHY AND STRONG
Use Garland" stoves and Rsngss.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1898-05-05

There is a certain generous hearted
gentleman III Atlanta who until few
nights ago had an excelIent opinion Of
all newsboys. He has changed now, says
The Journal
When he saw the stereopticon exhibi-
tion Miss Jerry advertised to appear at
the Grand, he decided to give the news.
boys treat. Every one that could be
found was given a ticket Of admission
to the gallery. The boys formed into
two companies and marched to the the
ater.
When tho performance began, oil tho
lights in tho house were turned ont.
This was absolutely necessary. Tho first
picture shown was greeted with cheers
by the newsboys. The man wno had
brought them there smiled. He only
smiled once, however. The picture dis
appeared at the proper time, aud before
another could be shown the boys in the
gallery began to yell.
Then shower of pins fred from. rub
bers on the fingers of the newsboys
rained down upon the audience. one
boy threw an apple. It struck lady ON
the head. Tie lady screamed, and then
the newsboys yelled with delight.
Grains of corn, programmes, cigarette
boxes and dirt were sent hyius down
upon the persons in the nit.
The gentleman who had been ansfru-
mental in bringing the boys to the the
ater rushed to the gallery. He begged
them to be quiet. They gave him the
laugh. Officers were finally called in.
and the boys were made to form 4 line
and march out They made as much
noise in leaving as band Of Indians On
the warpath would have done. The bows
have now lost one admirer.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1898-05-05
rew assss meit-


Swimmers are generally very susns4
clous with regard to life belts, for IN
less these contrivances are well mnde
and properly adjusted they are positively
dangerous in use. Some are. SO bulky
that they impede all action. This de-
feet certainly applies to the cork waist
coats adopted by the National Lifeboat
institution, and it will be remembered
that in the recent fatal oapsizing of
lifeboat at Margate the men had not
donned their corks on this very ground.
A new kind of belt--known as the
Louiton foat--is described and Illus
trated in French journal, and it has
the appearance Of a conger eel with con-
ical ends. Made Of sheet rubber, it passes
round the neck, across the chest and
round the waist. and can be- inflated in
one minute by the mouth, and its
weight is about one pound. This life
belt, or float, is flexible. light and easily
placed In position. Ii can be worn with
out Inconvenience, and is designed.
among other purposes, for the use Of
swimming schools. = Chambers Jour
nal.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1898-05-05
TIE FOODS WE EAT.
various Kinds and what They are sever
ally Good For.

various Kinds and What They Are sever
ally Good For.
Nature supplies us with two complete
foods, milk and eggs, which contain in
the proper proportions all tbe necessary
elements for the sustenance of our bod.
les. As these are the only complete
foods it is necessary in the absence 10
have mixed foods. aud it is in the mix
ing that mistakes occur, because the fat
forming, muscle forming and other
parts are taken ID wrong pronortious.
some 1n excess aud others the reverse
Left TO his own taste primitive man IN
yarkahly selects the best food This fn-
I se1ucts however Is defective 1T tie pres.
eps day: For chiIaren food rich ii bone
forming substances is necessary. Atzlona
muscle forming foods the following are
the best and most commor: Oatmeal
porridge, with rich milk and whole
meal bread butterod meat is highly
condensed food Of this class. 10 men of
sedentary occupation free use OF meat
is injurious. For men engaged at hard
mammal labor a generous meat diet is
admirable.
Vegetables contain but little nourish-
ment, but are useful as blood purifiers
and also supply bulk to the food, which
is necessary to give the consumer salts.
faction. Milk should never be taken
with meat. because they are both rich
in one substance Tea should not be
taken with meat either, because it
renders the meat tough aud indigesti-
bic. Beef ranks first as q muscle former
and mutton next. Pork makes a very
digestible dish. and fowl and bacon are
a very useful and palatable dish. Cere-
ais enter largely into orr diet and are
OF much value, because they supply food
or starch as we'll as muscle food. Pota-
toes provide little nutriment, but with
plenty Of milk, which supplies the pre-
else ingredients they lack. a good diet |
is formed.
Sugar is well worthy Of notice, and |
the child's love of it is a perfectly |
healthy instinct and should always be |
gratified in reason. Fruits are good !
blood purifiers and should be considered |
as essentials rather than Injuries. Beef |
tea contains scarcely any nutriment |
whatever and is almost purely a stinfu-
liant. A dog fed on beef tea starved to /
death, while another fed on refuse meat
Ehrove Tea, injurious if taken in ex-
cess, provides, if taken in moderation,
! most refreshing drink. Many scientists
recommend its use about two hours be-
lore cur principal meal and without
loods Coffee is a stimulant. unlike all |
others, IN fact that is is followed by no
'eaction 4 stimulates the brain aud ID
sailed an intellectual drink. Cocoa de-
ierves TO DO cIassed as food - Pitts
1urg Dispatch.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1898-05-05
An aliuring laca.
FOR CATALOGUE WRITE 1O

'sWkat I want to see, exclaimed
Senator Sorghum. is the annexation Of
Hawaii. envy the men who viii one
day come to this capitol to represent the
interests Of that far distant state.
Eyes" rejoined the enthusiastic
young friend. "rhey win loom up as
giant reminders Of the progress Of civ
iIization and Of the increasing power Of
this youag republic.
$50 they will,'. answered the SEN
ator $50 they win. And in addition to-
all that. just think of the rnileageT"-
Washington Star.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1898-05-05

dueed a flask of curas ssissg-l t,,a
tense cold mads partan accenraI1. IN Il
to them Oh.
Lamorock, indeed, tnaa he l;orou g
delicious that he took 40 assesa a''S1 $ =
fore they got half thrue6 sIleir DE ns-
be noticed with satiaa that 'sa1s t,.'
conversation began to and ttas 1as
his companions showed ~.
60 to sleep so4 81
Bousfeid was the fTssss 1s se.,,.,,,.
eonnolence, and Lan.c fgs,, ,no g
tofeei sleepy himself, Iies esunbta..i, .sss.'a
the sensation by getting Il ,'5@a.'as a9,,,ss
the colored photographs stb tha ,..'i IL s I I
rails and by trying to f Il attans;e,, ten I,
upon the passing seeneg
He opened his cigar es ountea aud
examined tle contents looke.l puz
zled. He was appar 4tisted that
he had net given imssa APns Ct tho
drugged cigars, forbe pull igorously
away at his stump bong that it
would help tokeep hinlavke. He once
thought that the fumesofIis oompan-
ion S cigars might be afespg him and
opened both windows. Buae found the
cold air bad no effect.
The intruder also begato look as if
be would soon follow B0usld's exam
pie. He yainly tried lock wide
awake. but his lids wouldroop heav-
lily, his head would sink Wn upon his
chin and he would then q himself to-
gether BY d supreme eif0ana try to sit
up straight.
Their respective struas to keep
awake. however. grew Ie and more
feeble until the pair fna collapsed in
their corners and slept d they would
never wake again.
When the train arrivhb Swindon
junction, the guard disd ed them all
asleep, aud after trying bin to rouse
them up, the convictiou WEed upon
him that it was a case oi play. The
three patients were tai but and re-
moved to the hospital Engagements
being made by the polishat on their
all three shouI detained in
custody pending inFseations. So
when they had been hht round to
they wen Nken to the
police station.
Harry Bousfeld esd fablished his
identity and was 81 at persy, but the
information that gclice obtained
about his CONF s9ef ne reyoivers
they found in z two ea. egercoats. two
Lelitale ciga he remnants : - n.l.ng
cigar ftulahd a very sutpicious false an,
IN the 1 these incldeat Ia * tbai~ fs.sS~
III and subseq ueat cnnv;,.t;<,,, ~
arrsf and Yard keeps the flask IS i en- en
~. for It has tgo eoniparSru aI,ts
'.1 uhich fhe contents can be drssva
the will cf the eHnes by lichs
.ssura on a secret aFina. Both com
tmenfs contained tpraeoa, but what
) left az one aple was feund e IS
eyed while tlae sthe N,s pnre.
Il 5t1ltg geil leTilaii si1.l..s.srs'sazy
had his imaginadon fred by the
cunts that the newspapers gave Of
great pink diamond lie had wormed
ut of clerk in Messrs. Bousfelds'
,e that the junior partner was taking
p TO town, and hethought that the
fer which be had waited go
: had at length arrived.
caring away to his lodgings, he had
gided himself with his flask and a
Oliver and was Just il time to catch
train When the whole facts were
saled in the police court, the mutual
Of Lamorock and the jolly
Eleman was past description. It beat
j that Of Harry BoUsfeid. All tho
q actors in this scene are now firmly
vinced that one Of the incalculable
nents controlling mans destiny -
ar luck. London Sun.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1898-05-05

Jack-So after you satisfied her father
that ynu were stockholder she con-
sented to be your wife!
Mack-Yas. First he viewed my
shares and then she shared MY views
New York journal.
He-The sight of an old schoolmate
is-er-weIl, it might be called both
meat and drink.
She-Yes; that s what you men usu-
ally do in the circumstances
"Eh?n
l1eet and drink. = indianapolis
Journal.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1898-05-05
HER LETTER

Her letter came today
A tiny, crisscrossed thing,
And full Of saucy quips and efanlk
And girIish grace and slee.
She told Of the last new play,
OF the songs she q learned TO sing,
OF how she'd declined with thanks"
A s.lord of high degree.
She sent a sample Of her gown,
ga marvel in esrnet and brown"
She wrote Of talks
And moonlight walks
Beside some azure water;
OF dances sssone one taught her.
And SO the pages, interlincd,
Ran on-and then in haste she signed
Most truly yours-your daughter.
But in a corner she had writ.
Il love you, mother. every Bit
I love, and love and love ycui
julia Neely Finch in Times Democrat.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1898-05-05
THF WONDER OF SCIENCE
Lung Trouble and Consump-
lion Can be Cured.
An Eminent New York Chemist and
scientist Makes a Free Offer
10 Our Readers.

srhs d;s,;n,nished New York chemist.
r. sloenm. demonstrating his discov-
.srs of 1 fsliabls ana absolute cure for
Consumption (Pulmmary Tnberenlos's)
and all bronchial, throat. chest and lung
diseases. stubborn coughs. catarrhal al
fections, general decliiie and weanlless
go,ss IL flesh. npd 4n .'s.S ,... Il %sSs .s..
ss.,.F way w ~ aend tti9isE At
gIEs (an diiierenD Of bis N9W Diseo (
cries to aay inflicted reader q fhe tsn
terprise writing for fliem
Ills New Scientific Treatment has
cured thousands permanently bs
tin,elv use. and he considers il a ainpl'
professional dsty to s,Fiie,iug nunanit
y .Ionate trial 5f his iisfilliale cure.
xs,onee ,cve,ops wonrsrs air TN
great chemist, patiently experinsentlne
for wears has produced results as bent
fetal to humanity as can lie claimed y
any modern genius. liis isserfion II
lung troubles an enas 81 re
able ii nyell
felt letters ~ le0 'l. his
American and Earopeaii laboratories il
from those cured il al part
oi :4e wogiG.
Medical exports enfte hrenes "
chest and lung ironlles leHa 81 eoasam'
tlon. which rl,interripte@ means sp0ea
amp eestain st
Simply wriiet i. sioc M Il e.,
9s Pine Street New Nork giFing rest
e
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1898-05-05
EVERYBODY SAYS so.

Cascarets Candy Cathartlc, the most
wonderfl medical discovery Of the age
pleasant and refreshing TO the taste, aas
gently and positively ON kidnevs. Hives
and bow els. cleansing the entire system
sIis.ei rolds. cure headache. fayeI, habi
fual constipation and biliousness. Please
buy and FRS a box Of G.. G. -. to-day; 10,
%, 80 rents. Sold and guaranteed 10 cure
by ali druggists IAN 6tf
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1898-05-05
nov,a neTn.fIona.

A boy being asked to describe i kitten
said, A kitten is remarkable for rush
ing like mad at nothing whatever and
stopping before it gets there. It must
have been the same boy who thus de-
fined scandal: 1T is when nobody ain t.
done nothing and somebody gees and
tells. ''-Tit-Bits.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1898-05-05
NO. 30.
Louisiana State
Normal School.
: NATCHITOCHES. LA.

Maintained BY the State Of Louisiana for the
training of teachers Affords thorough pre-
paration for the profession Of teaching full
course Of academic study, practical training
y ~ the art Of teaching one year Of daily prac-
tlee II model schools under guidance Of skill
bestof modern thought,ln matter and method
Of instruction. Diploma entities graduates TO
teach in any public schools Of Louisiana with
out examination. -Four large buildings.
thoroughly equipped beautiful grounds Of
IOO acres most healthful location in the
South Faculty of IS trained instructors
425 students last year. Tuition free to stu
dents who teach one year after graduation.
Total necessary expense for session of eight
months $l10. Thirteenth annual session be-
gins October 4th, 1897.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1898-05-05

Probably ST jackson is the most ig-
norant negro in st. Louis Noticing the
gentleman by whom he is employed
reading newspaper, ne asked:
"Say, boss which does yer read-de
black or de white? New York Sunday
World.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1898-05-05
1000 Than KinIInl... Rates.

"Oh, don't know about Kipling /
He's not SO extremely warm A single
line brought ne in couple Of thousand
not long ago.
"A single line?''
"Yep--a street railway line that 1
had sued for comEeus tcIy dilA 4ses.
Cleveland PLAIN Deai.r
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1898-05-05

'As the immortal William once
said, remarked Prince Henry, there's
divinity that shapes our ends, rough
hew them how we viii.
Ready. nCw, Heinrich, said the
kaiser rs he overheard the remark Of
The prince, that :s quite clever, but
when did / say it2"-Cincinnat En-
quirer.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1898-05-05
are You wcak,

Weakness manifegts itself IN the loss =
ambition and aching bones. The blor, :. =
hha.ery; the tissues are wastlng-the door is
Iron Bitters taken in time VIII restos, =
strength. so0the your nerves. raslyA @ goel
blood rich and red. Do you Tnars 'a.l you5
I..'. On ge special course ofmedieine.
4'fo~i's IRON bltters Is sold By all dealers.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1898-05-05
That Was An.

"Whas does the doctor say is the
matter with you?'' asked Mrs. North
side of another AIleghany woman.
He says that the cartridges of my
leg have stiffened, was the reply
Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1898-05-05

A schooIboy was asked to explain the
formation Of dew His answer was,
"The earth revolves on an axis every
"a hours. and in consequence of the tre-
mendous pace at which it travels it per-
spires freely. Pitt Bits
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1898-05-05

Especially valuable t1 women is Browns,
Iron Bitters. Backache vanishes, headache
disappears. strength tal<es the place Of
weakness. and the glow Of health readily
comes to the pallid cheek when this wor-
aefful remedy y taken. For sickly children
o. oyer'vorkea men y has no equal. Nohome
si0uld he without this famous remedy,
Browns 1ron Bitters is sold b. ali dehlers.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1898-05-05

you say, said the city editor, that
be walked forth from the grim walls Of
the prison q free man. .
''Yes, sir, answered the reporter.
Well Re didn't. His wife was with
him. '.-Indianapolis Journal.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1898-05-05
practical Piety.

ssXybat is a devotional attitude, grand
pa?''
Getting down into your trousers
pockets Tor a dollar TO send to the
heather. - Brooklyn Life.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1898-05-05
The Footisrhts win Miss Hip,.

Twas the microbe Of badness,
] heard him complain:
They are On to my curves,
And, OH, never again
May J watch At my ease
The gay ballet girl nymphl
My life hangs by hair
They n destroy me with lymph. "
New York World.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1898-05-05
cca.s Of FIRE.

Teacher-W What Is meant by heaplug
Goals OF fro on a person 5 head2
Pupil Roasting him. up TO Date.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1898-05-05

y tne only purely Vega5 blooremedy made and is the only
sulpnar arsenic any ohermneral substance s. s. s. Is
m anead o other similar remedies because Of the results it
produces and 1t every way superior them in the fact
tnag every Ingredient of Which is made vegetable one,
gathered from Natures forests while all other blood remedies
gerous mineral a. their FvergoSg kaows tbe barnfI
eneot O. mercury poash sulphur arsenic etc, and
Wishes 70 pour these their stomach There s abb
olue safety IN s. s. s. (Sws Specic) and while it per-
eety It i The best blood remedy made forcing out
vy inquiry ana building up and strengthening the system
fe throughout the entire body besides destroying
the digestive or set the best blood remedy the that
purely vegetable backed by forfeit of one thousand
lars # It contains ha gntet trace mineral ingredient
Be fair to yourself and get the best blood remedy and purifier
madeS S. Remember tat swift's Specific the only
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1898-05-05
HATToy @ ARDEN, Jan. 4.

MessIs. Bcrsfiell Bros.
DEAR siRs-As a ciientof oars desires to in
spect your. pi1lS diamond kaowa as Tho Light
Of Guznee, With q siew 0 purchase, we
should feel obliged if you would send it 10 us.
Our Mr.. Ianorock VII call upon you in a few
hours after YOU receiye this letter and will
bear a note voucl;ug for lis identity. We shall
be happy to llndoftake ali risk and responsi-
bility for the soEe from the time it is intrust
ed to the custody CT cur representative, and
we beg to renlan youss faith1uliy,
(1x.>rssy r-srf,~e & IN
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1898-05-05

Without mere 1d0 be wrote q 81
note to CongIeton y Co. the celobfysts 8
diamond merchants of Hatton tsafese 's.
asking them II Trey vzop1s3z, care se (
some Old family 5essas4 ana 1e NJ e.
reply oz pressing 9saT W. - i,,s..
speot 45ssn z ftsr sf2q.s' IA, ..'.'s' Z
ene <..s:,a - - 81. himself q prac
- .1.' 10, a. d curves and flourishes
Il, es,-i 4 z Ere q paper. AZ hour work
saa%d TO satisfy him. knd he then in
lied the fo9Iouinp enjaga.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-28
END OF THE WEEK.
Market Continued in Same IT.
regular and Mixed Character.
The Principal Business Of the Day An
peared to Be in Railroad List.

New York, Nov. 26.-Todays short
session Of the stock exchange was long
enough for several uncertainties to de-
VeIop, and to resolve themselves again
so that the session as a whole contfn-
ued of the same irregular and mixed
character as those of the whole week
nave been. The strength of Ameri-
cans on the London market was not
sufficiently pronounced to affect the
opening here, and prices We're below
the London parity, even where gains
Were shown
1t was clear enough however. that
there was clear demand for Union Pa
ciiic and ST. Louis and San Francisco
preferred and Northern Pacific record
ed a recovery of part of yesterdays de
cline. There was continued profit-tak-
ing evident at other points. and Man
haitian suffered a break Of 15s on pub
lished denials of a Vanderbilt interest
and tobacco almost as much as on the
threatened competition i'm cigareta.
There We're conspicuous fractional re-
actions, also, in the Baltimore and
Ohio stocks, and the coalers showed no
exhilaration over stories that the coal
trade had been fixed There was not
much encouragement to bar operations
in such a market, and when reports by
cable We're received that the Spanish
government had instructed its commits
stoners to sign a treaty Of peace, the
market generally turned upwards and
quickly retrieved a part or all of the
declines.
Atchison's October statement helped
that company preferred stock. ana bv
sympathy the entire list The state
ment showed a net increase of $22T.437
saved out Of the gross increase. 1T
was announced confidentialIy that a
return for the operating expenses due
to extraordinary expenditures for bet
terments would begin on Dec. l. Good
statements Of earnings by number
of other railroads helped the recov-
cry.
The bank statement was considered a
strong one at first glance, With the in
crease in surplus reserve, though sub
sequent scrutiny of the statement
caused some modification of this view.
and caused some late reactions. but not
until an active buying movement had
developed all through the list There
was heavy covering in the Federal
Steel stocks, and sharp recoVeries in
the Baltimore and Ohio stocks. The
st. Paul and Duluth and other less
prominent issues We're also markedly
strong.
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Opening Highest Lowest ! clos
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-28

announcement of the liver with eonsttpa-
~ g. 313res the complexion, induces plm-
p r'ol, sailow skin. Carriers Lattle Liver
Pills remove the cause
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-28
chlropodlst and Manicure.

ALL ILLS OF THE FEET scientifically
and carefully treated without pain; warts
removed; also manicure Miss 4. v.
Main st. Evenings until 7.50,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-28

We have costly churches here and
costly cathedrals there. We claim to
mild those temples for the people, yet
he reople are broken IN body ana III
~ some of them win sleep in the streets
ond alleys tonight while every churcn
ard temple stands empty and DOTTED
against Gods poor ,,aoo ,,bere
The rich must have a pace WH '.l :
they ear come and ma Goa non ~ ~
aI and barred. while Gods poor sieep
20 t Nv rain and frost before the bolted
doors joaquin Miller.