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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-05-26
DEAD LETTERS.
If Your Name is on the List, Call on
the Postmaster.

The following is list of dead let
tiers remaining in the postoffice at
Winston, N. c., May 2lst, 1898;
J. M. Billings, Lafayette Brooks,
Walter Bradford, J. M. Brown, Mrs.
Emma Brown, Jim Brown, Arery
Chances. N. C. Conner. Miss Mamie
Click, Albert Davis, Miss M. L. Dali
ton, Samuel Dean. Elmer Ducenbury,
c. G. Edney, Will Fincarmon, j. H.
Flemming, Miss Sallie Goodman, j no.
Harris, Mrs. Lille M. Hege, r. B.
Hunter, Mrs. Annie Jeffreys, Mrs.
Eliza Kiger, J. E. Nealoy, Armstead
Nibbs, J. o. Parks, Miss Lula Pugles,
Mrs. J. Fl. Phillips, Miss Agnes Phil
lips, Jas. Reynolds, N. G. Shaub,
Charlie Schorer, Spencer Bros. & Lee,
G.. l.. Tatum, Miss Mamie Thomas,
Willie Turner, Chas. E. Vopes, Ellie
w alker, Mrs. E. Webb, J. G. Will
lard, Frank Winchester.
When calling for the above letters
please say they were advertised.
z. H. LYBROOK, p. M.
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NOTICE,

| will in the future run at the sale stables
of Macarthur and Ziglar a first-class livery,
keeping in stock the latest line of frst-class
Buggies, Carriages and Harness, with extra
nice double and single driving horses. |
shall make speciality of family broke
horses, and solicit the patronage of the gen
eral public and my friends.
Respectfully, y. Z. ZIGLAR.
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The physical existence
of mankind is something
like an account in a ledger.
Health on one side-dis-
ease on the other. All the
pure air, good food, ra-
tional exercise and sound
49, 49, ox,a sIIa of
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JESSE F. HOSKINS, Manager.
Room No. Z, katz Building.
Greensboro, n. &.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03
FREE SILVER IN MEXICO.
President Dian Informs Congress It
Has Been Beneficial.
ExTRADlTlON TREATY IS DENOUNCED
Argued that Dclinauents Crossing 10
the United states Arc Held 10
He Political Offenders.

Mexico City. April e.--President piai
opened the spring session of congress las
night, The president alluded In n portion
OF the message dealing with the foreigl
nations TO tho award OF the Argentine min
lister at Madrid in favor OF Mexico in con
nection with tho claims OF Charles ober'
lander and Barbara. but merely stating
that the award was favorble to Mexico
He also states that Mexico has denounced
the extradition treaty with the unitet
States on account of the fact that il en-
| ahles the common dolinquen,s, who escape
into tho United States, TO resist their en-
tradition on tho plea that they are political
Offenders The treaty will cease TO be
operative on January 80 OF the coming
year.
The president makes no allusion to the
Cuban question. After dealing with the
foreign relations. tho president, according
TO tho custom. gives an exhaustive review
OF the internal aifairs of tho republic, show
ing that the development OF the resources
OF the country has been uninterrupted. He
says that tho exportatlon OF gold and sill
Yer ore is rapidly increasing and that the
domestic industries are being built up
through the lower price OF silver. on one
hand this occasions falling off la the
import duties and In exchange transact
TONS but on tho other hand causes greater
activity of internal trade and manufac-
turors occasion larger receipts to tho treas
ury in the form OF stamp duties. prcsl-
,tat a (
financial affairs OF the nation has not va
ricd Tho revenue of the government dur
Ing the frat half of the current fiscal year
was S25T00,o00, which Is equal to one nlf
of the country's revenue during the whole
OF the last fiscal year.
Tho treasury win continue to hold q
substantial surplus. The president exhorts
tho legislature. in discussing the budget
for tho coming fiscal year, which hcsins
July next. TO adhere strictly to prin-
ciplos OF wise and enlightened economy.
The new banking law has given excellent
results and other measures will soon he
presented TO congress as government bill
looking still to the further Improvement OF
banking methods. The chief object OF this
new law will be TO exercise u moro esfec-
tive check on tho Issue Of iiduciary circu-
lation by banks and to enable tho goyeru-
ment TO collect such data in regard 10 TIE
monetary system of tho country as VIII
enable II to propose such measures for the
Improvement OF said system as clrcum-
stances may seem to require.
There is intense public anxiety in regard
to the pending war md the Associated
Press reports are eagerly read.
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THE PROBLEM SOLVED,
THE NEW MEDICAL DISCOVER
TESTED.
RcsuIts of the Test I'm Various Forr,s
of Dyspepsia.

Chronic indigestion or dyspepsia, while a
very common trouble. has for some time
been looked upon by able physicians as a
serious thing, and that no time should be
lost in treating it properly at the start, be-
cause recent researches have shown that
the most serious, fatal and incurable dis
eases have their origin In simple dyspepsia
or indigestion.
Diabetes is simply one form of indiges-
ton, the sugar and starcby food not being
assimilated by the digestive organs. In
Bright's Disease the albumen is not prop
erly assmilated.
While consumption and dyspepsia are
twin diseases. and 1t is beyond question
that dyspepsia makes a fertile soil for the
seeds of consumption.
But the trouble has been to find n rem
edy that could be depended upon 10 cure
dyspepsia, as IL is VIGOROUSLY obstinate
and difficult TO cure.
This has been the question which has
puzzled the physicians and dyspeptics
alike, until me question was solved three
years ago by the appearance OF new dys-
pepsia cure in the medical world known
as Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets, which II
was claimed was as certain. reliable cure
for every form OF stomach trouble.
Physicians. however. would not accept
such statements without first giving the
new remedy many tests and carefully OBJ
serving results.
For three years the remedy has been
thoroughly tested in every section OF the
country and with surprising and satisfac-
tory results.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets can be- hon
es,ly claimed 10 be a specific. radical
lasting cure for Indigestion in the various
forms OF acid dyspepsia or sour stomach.
gas or wind on stomach. too much bile, I'M
due .uiinsss or pressure after eating and
similar symptoms resulting from dlsor-
dered digestion. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
lets were not placed before the public in-
III this three years. trial left no doubt as
to their value and they have recently been
placed IN the trade and can be found on
sale at all druggists al the nominal price
OF so cents per package.
No extravagant claims are made for the
remedy. II will not cure rheumatism.
pneumonia. typhoid fever nor anything but
Just what ID Ig claimed 10 cure and that
Is every form OF stomach trouble.
No dieting Is necessary, good wholesome
food and plenty OF II and You may rest as
sured that stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets VIII
digest il.
Druggists claim for Il that il Is a pleas
ure 10 recommend II 70 dyapcpti0s. because
IL GIVES such universal satisfaction.
Little book On stomach diseases sent
free by addressing stuart Co.. Marshall,
Mich
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03

Brenbam. Texas, April 2.--Presldent All
DleekmaDn, assisted by Mr.. Dan Laslser,
organized Post @, TrayeIers' Protective AS
ISOLATION. at the Exchange hotel tonigh,
with twenty-five members. Mr.. A Half
OF San Antonio was IN attendance After
the organization Mr.. George II. Wilson OF
the Exchange hotel rendered the members
banquet AT which eyciybodys health was
drank. Following IL the list OF o.ficzra:
II. s. Jacggii. president: j w. Maddox
ilIst vice president; =. u Williams. Sec
ond vice president; @. W. Winkclmann.
third vice president; l.. Y. Harrison. SEQ
rotary and treasurer. Board OF directors
Fen Sehmid, r. w. s-hulonberg y A..
windhaueen, II. w Reichardt. Il. StuckeII
DR.. w. A. Lockett physician.
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WALLER COUNTY.
Liberal Test wns Adpptcd ana
Primaries Set


Hampstead. Texas. April 1.-THE demo.
cratic executive committee OF Waller coun-
y met this evening at the court house and
liked July as the day for the county
convention, leaving the day for preciact
primaries TO The prscinct ohairmen The
basis OF representation for the Inherent
precincts In the county convention was
liked upon the Culberson vote Of 1885, as
follows: Precinct /. II votes ., votes.
q. votes: l. IL votes; s. is votes, q, s
votes. The test adopted IS most liberal
and the more impressive because the COM
mittee is throughout Il l6 TO l committee;
IL reads MS follows: 4 am d democrat,
renounce allegiance TO all other political
parties AMI accept the platform adopted
by the National democratic convention at
Chicago in 1856 az the only authoritative
declaration of democratic principles until
changed by subsequent National COM
vention OF the said party
Mr. II. W. Chinn Of Sunnyside Is here
today. aud announced for the legislature.
Mr.. Womack was also in town aud possibly
announced that he was out of the race.
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FOR JUDGE pLEAsANTy.
Members of the Dar of Columbus In
dOrNc Hin.

dorSe Him.
Columbus. Texas, March Sat- an in
formal meeting OF the members OF the bar
of Colorado county. held In tho district
court room, the following resolution was
offered by Major Il. l.. Foard, and nnani-
piusly adopted:
Resolved That the bar Of Colorado coun-
ty does most heartily indorse the candidacy
OF Hon. II. Clay Peasants for re-electlon
TO the office of associate justice Of the
court of civil appeals at Galveston.
And earnestly urge upon our county DEM
oGratic convention. now soon TO assemble.
TO instruct delegates 10 the supreme i.idi-
cial convention 10 cast the vote OF Colo
RADIO county for Judge Peasants. and 10
use all honorable means TO secure his nom
ination.
Tho following members OF tho bar par
ticpated in the meeting:
Robert T., Fosrd, Wells Thompson,
M, II. Townsend, Geo Mccormick,
S. l.. Green, L. @. Smith,
j. n. Wooten. Lee G. Ayars.
A. A. Gregory, Il. W. Middebrook,
j. ]. Mansfield. NJ. Kenpon,
J. y. Elrod. w. Boyd.
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snycrs In Hell COUNTY.

Bolton, Texas, April MIR. Robert IN
derwood OF Holland has opened county
campaign headquarters here for Non. j.
D. sayers. Mr.. sayers' fri-nds and sup
porters realize the fact that it win take
hard work to carry Bell county for their
man. With few exceptions he is supported
by the goldhugs and Mckinley demo-
Gratis. which has driven from him many
democrats, who otherwise would have sup
ported him.
The Bell County Democrat. n new paper.
made its appearance Yesterday, with Hon..
Mortz Meagen as editor. II will be
strictly Bryan and free silver paper.
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Ornngc I.DcniS.

Orange. Texas, April 1.--captain J. n
Dawson. cl,ief engineer Of the Gulf sa-
bine and Red River railroad, returned yes
terday from an extended trip OF inspection
through the plneries OF Louisiana. he
found the people in the pine wo9is consid-
orably alarmed over the prosperts OF war.
Al Lecsyilie. in Vernon parish the PARISH
clerk showed him an instrument ihat nad
been filed for record by an old nreaener'
II was an affidavit signed by TWO witneshe.
ttat said preacher hnd hecn manls'e' -
hs gospel for several years and was also
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03
CLOSED TO VISITORS.
strict Orders ut the Washington
ynrd-Gcttlug Out Old Gums.

Washington April 2.-The secretary Of
the navy issued an order closing the
Washington navy yard to visitors. This
order takes effect tomorrow morning, and
Will operate as long as present conditions
exist. The action was based on recommen-
dations OF the commandant OF the yard,
who said that tho number of visitors had
become so large of late as to interfere Sc
riously with the proper prosecution OF the
important work now in progress.
The navy department has been informed
of the departure of the gunboat Marietta
from Callao Peru, to Valparaiso, Chile,
The old fashioned steamer SJandlsh. at
tached to the naval auxiliary, having ac-
complished the business which brought her
To Washington, left here last evening Tor
Annapolis. She brought cargo oil OLD
guns which had been stored away at the
Academy, and were somewhat out OF re-
pair. They will be put in good conai-
ton as soon as possible at the Washington
gun factory and shipped TO points Whefe
they can do the most good.
During the morning there was meet,
ing OF the Joint board of the army aud
navy on the plan of defense. This board
consists OF Captain Carter OF the navy anu
Colonel Wagner of the army. Ihey are
considering the question OF the most do-
sIrable point In the south 10 De useu %
central base of operations in case OF hos
tilities While they We're In session tney
were furnished statement showing the
total strength of the Spanish navy, inciud-
ing description OF each vessel. me
question the board Is now considering was
two years ago the subject OF Investigation
by the war department, and the question
Of the practicability of Mobile, Tampa or
New Orleans as base of supplies for an
army concentrated in the South was then
reviewed. General Miles is OF the opinion
that 100000 men could be transported TO
any point on the gulf or the Atlantic coast
in the South within forty eight hours after
the call to arms .
Secretary Alger had number OF callers
during the morning. including Senators
Pasco Cullom, Carter ana Platt OF Con
necticutt aud Representatives HUI, Curtis
and DIngley.
General Greeley, chief signal officer, re.
norts that the work incident to the coll
pection by electricity OF the forts COM
prising the defenses at sea coast cities Is
well started.
THE officials OF the department say that
the cruisers San Francisco and New Or
leans probably will consume about fourteen
DAYS in their voyage across the Atlantic
They should reach New York about the
18th
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LittIc mock nesuIt..

Little Rock. Ark. April 1.-The fenture o.
todhy's card was the running Of dead heat
between Sir Blaze. the odds-on fayorlte. and
THO Geczer, second choice. In the Iron Noun
tain Railway stakes In the run OF Sir illazs
won very easily Weather clear: track fast.
-Four iutlpngs.- Eleven SllpDera. Mona b..
OnBilya. Time :52.
Six frrlougs, Eeiiing--Chaug Eitboliu, Tony
Uoniy Time III
Eve MISUNDERSTANDING. Spanish Princcrs.
Ihnb Belle. Time 1 .03h,
-Four furlonEa selling Iron Mountain Rail-
wpy stakes-Sir Blaze and The Geexer ran .
dead hear Danish third, Time soy
oaf mile, handicap Hugh Penny, Laureate.
Paul Kauvar. Time 1,jsIk
seven furlongs, selling Sedan, lane whlrl-
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we DOWNED MOBILE AGAIN
The Score Totaled Up Twelve Runs
Against Nine.
REED AND BADGER ARE pl1TING.
Team VIII he In view Orleans Mon.
day and MISUNDERSTANDING
Mother Wants Him to Quit.

Mctilc Ala. Anril c.--liobston won today
ny a score Of 10 10 .. seiby pitched great
game. Reed AMI radser each made four hits.
srcncer and Grliha played great bail. accept
ing dltbcuit chnnces at critical tunes, Tho
boys have met with a most cordial reception
and are the recipients of Naltcriug notices
from the press, al tho papers speak OF them
as the most gcnt'cmanly team OF players ever
IN Mobile. With good weather tomorrow tho
game viii draw immense crowds, Monday
aud Tuesday they play In New orleans.
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Terrell, Texas April 1.-Prof, S. M. ~.
Mars. for FIVE years superintendent OF the
ouplic schools, left yesterday for Aussin.
Were ne accepts a position in the depa't-
men, men. Q. the State superintendent Mr..
Marrs Is an exceptionally fine teacher and
superintendent and has built up the eff
s,ehes OF the schools in a marvellous de-
gree. He left yesterday evening after fin
mhihs Ills days labor In the school here
anu this morning commenced his labors in
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03

EIgin, Texas, April 2.The Masonic hall,
situated in the new Masonic building here
and owned by Porryyllle lodge No. S2S.
Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, WAS
dedicated at o'clock this evening. Hon,
j. u. Price. county Judge, of Bastrop,
deputy grand master was master Of cera-
monies and there was quite number OF
visiting Masons from Bastrcp and other
points to take part in the ceremonies. The
building is fine one. supplied with all
modern conveniences and OF which the
order here feels Justly proud.
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nAsMnAnL NOTES.

| Tho FIRST rowdy act OF the season has al.
| ready occurred. "Mugsy" McGraw. 4. third
baseinah Of tho Baltimore club, and '.Ked"
! Hoehtrt n pitcher Of the savannah club. hid
iittio difficulty at an exhibition game ro-
| ceniiy played in the latter named vitys Fol.
lcMinE Is an account OF the AFFAIR from tnd
Bnittinore suns Savannah correspondence.
TIC contest was married by another display
OF rcMdyisin On the part OF 4 savannah mani
ana McNraw was ugain the man timed at.
A number Of the local players have shown
hostility to McSraw. When he went tn bat III
tho sixth Inning he joked with the pitcher
good humorcdly. He reached tirst base. aud
wnen the side was put out started to his po-
sitoh AS he did so the pitcher, Herbert. d
big man, ran up to him, and without word.
struck him several times in the fare McGraw
lodged enough 10 break the FUN force OF the
blowr aud was not hurt. Demontrcvilio ran
up and pushed Herbert away. and In n MOS
nIvnt Clarke. Dowerman and others were be-
tMeet the men. A local tran who had mot
tho Orioles here ran in about the same time
ana smashed Herbert In the face Not blow
WINS struck by McGraw or any Baltimore man.
The orioles had many friends. among them
sonic of the young men OF the British Gunhoat
Cordeia and the Chicago players, but rortu-
nateh the incident PASSED on without my
out OF the grounds fcw or the bleachera
chccred him. but most OF those IN the standr
Missed, McGraw WAS chccred when he went
10 bat the next time, A Chicago newspaper
man who witnessed the affair remarked that
ltertort's unproNokcd assault on u much
smaller man should result In his being black
listed
The Chicago News has this version of the
row: "Of course 'Mugsy' McGraw had to fig
ure IN tho first row and FREQ fight OF tho base
ball year II is odd how that small rascal
gets into trouble. lie is a concentrated bunch
~ irrltatcd pugnacity, and Il speaks well for
tho real good temper OF the league players
that his face has not hoen broken short on
long ago. II remained for minor leagucr.-
4 .r...,. ~ ..l aha t...s Ia
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The puchcI Dnm.

Cuaro. Texas. April 1.-The corner
stone of the sunorstructuro OF tho Ruchel
dam was laid yesterday evening. Quite
crowd was out TO witness II. The dam was
begun December |. 1896. and the corner
stone was laid March 81, 1898. Tho dam
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coIored Teuchers, Mcetina.

Bryan, Texas, April Ito the Officers
and Members OF the Colcred Teachers
Central Texas Asoolation: Rates 10 our
neeting at Marlin. April Is and l6, are on
me certificate plan. Be sure TO take GER
incate from agent ard reduction will be
made on return fare. Entertainment. ban
euet' etc.. rendered free by teachers and
clt'lens OF Marlin. Come on first day.
rrcgramme will be carried out In full.
A. II. Colwcll President.
Jnanita Woodward Secretary.
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physically disabled from doing active SER
vice in the war.
An entertainment given ut the opera
house last nigh. under thu auspices OF the
Epworth League was well attended and
vas thoroughly enjoyed. the best local tall
ent OF the city taking Part
Sinkiiier Griffin. the great colored evan
Eelists is In Orange agein ana berinniur
tonight will hold another series 81 nest
'ngs at the colorcd Banelst church.
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Mnifer. nj Ia Grangc.

LaGrange Texas. April AIT a Joint
meeting OF the two fire companies here
last night it was decided to have Maifest
on Thursday. thu 9th day OF May.
The affair viii be under the supervision
of the LaGrange fire department, which,
together with the citizens. will do every
thing to make it a grand success. Hans
park was selected as the place for the ex-
ercises
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For snncrintcndcnt OF Educntion.

Bolton, Texas. April Professor I. j.
Witt of Thomas Arnold high school at
Salado. Texas, authorizes The Post corre-
spondent to state that he will formally
announce In few days as a candidate for
State superintendent of public instruction;
he is now preparing his platform on which
he will make the race.
Professor Witt comes out at this late
date on the solicitation Of prominent teach
ers from all parts OF the State
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03

Fort Worth. Texas. April 1.-The Cincinnati
Colts defeated the Fort Worth league team
in just one hour and ten minutes today. in
n moderately well played game. The locals
had number Of errors charged against them
IIawley and Goar did the twiiling for the
visitors; Goodei, Jarvis and lsaacs for Fort
Worth. The score was TO 2. CahIll UNI
pired.
Tho CiDcinDats leave for home Monday
playing two or three games en- route. They
open az Cincinnati April ..
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Denton. Texas. April 1.-Colonel Wynnc
will open his campaign in Denton county
Monday, speaking in Denton on that dav,
in Pilot Point and Aubrey on Tuesday and
in Lewisville on "Wednesday afternoon.
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vets ,t,ent unIlns.

Dallas. Texas April 1.-THE Cincinnati Vet
Grams and the Dallas team played nm inter-
estng game before an appreciptlve audience
at Trinity Park today. The Vets won by q
score Of . 10 8.
Tho Cincinnati Colts Will play Mecloskeys
men tomorrow.
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rrcpnring for crane.

Beeville, Texas. April 2.-Arrangements
are being made TO have big crowd here
next Friday, the day Hon. NJ NJ. Crane
Is billed to speak in this city. This coun-
~ will in all probability instruct for
Crane.
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PeruIiar suit for Dnu,.ces.

fort Worth, Texas. April 2.--Mr. and
ans W L. Brown think they have been
huhioientv damaged by the closing up or
loiaing bed at their boarding house to
ihe nouse keeper. Mrs. NJ. X. Higbec The
Iui. WAS filed In the district cgurt yea
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ne greatest white goods and embroid-
ssie ever held in the city at Brown 8
'ead their ad on page II.
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is now in operation. The power is being
used for electric light purposes. The pump
for Irrigation is expected on the 10th, and
by May the bitches will be ready for the
water
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DIR. Sanders Electric Belt,

hour places enough vital
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New shapes In figured ribbon and accors
dion plait ends at Browns. Read their I'd
on page II.