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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-19

Issue of November 22--origlnal: John NJ.
Scbseffer, Alvord. SO.
Issue of November 2a--original: Phillip
Prasch, Anhalt, So; Joha j, Taylor. Ber-
tram. IS. Original, widows, etc: idella
T. Parkhurat. San Antonio si2.
Issue of November 25IMexican war
widows: Mary Il, Kinks. Weatherfori, IS.
Issue OF November 26Qr ginal: Tyier
d, Featherly III Paso 50; Louis Rusing,
Columbus, So. Mexican war widows. SUI
sanna u. Noble, Rannln. Ss.
Issue of November 2S--Mexican war
| surviyors; Increase. james A. Bandy,
Ennis, IS TO ST..
| Issue OF November a0--0rglnal: Taylor
| Morgan, Waco, So; Austin Haynes. Lam
| pasas. IS, Original widows, etc. Josephine
Goodman, Bynimn, S..
Issue OF December ioriglnal; Robert
T.. Yantc. San Antonio, Sc; William Fitch.
SIM Antonio. IS; Jacob Kusenberger, Luck
cnbach So.
Issue OF December 2-0rginal: Jerry o.
Wilson. Sulphur Springs. Sc.
Issue OF December 5--0iginal: Rafael
Gutierrez. San Ygnacio, So. Original
Widows. etc: Caroline NJ. Blundell. COL
! IEnsvile. IS.
Issue OF December 6--org!nal: Freder-
lex Bader, San Antonio So
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Report on cotton Miils.

Waxah9ehIe. Texas, December iS.-'Tho
report OF Mayor IL. A. Dubose and l.. G..
Todd WIS printed yesterday and given o'lt
publicly. The report shows conclusiyeiy
from actual statements made by mill own
ere In Alabama Georgia, South Carolina
aud North Carolina that cotton mills are .
paying Investment. A mill built In 1893
with 1880 Dpindle@ cost 100000, Increased
to $50 900; increase paid out OF earnings
has made ON an average OF $4,000 a year
Several are paying from 10 to 20 per cent
ON the Investment The citizens will now
20 actively into the matter of raising
money TO build the mill.
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a shu =. least sixty days VIII he Consumed IN
at Rome. The expectationiis ,hst ~, , nSS'es
IN readiness for the celebration which ~
eure en- March G, 1892 the anrlyerssry ~
IN, vne isil Of the Alamo. This Daughters ~
ene Republic. with headquarters A. u M.
pon. have under atvisement an attractive
nserary programme. which Will be an
assnr,e. IN que season. and the Veterans
,,s and Galveston gambler of com
merce VIII eo-operate in making Tho nv.
dertuking grand state affair. The monn-
nsent Is TO cost $4,000 and he located Al
Galveston. &T ''u NJ
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p.nts Four-Ccnt Cotton.

corslcana, Texas, December INF
elem Howard OF the Dawson nsighborheoi
shipped 10 this market md sold 90 se3ton
& Kedaen. butchers yesterday. carload
of eight -four pigs. only uhres OF the ouhih
belrg i2 months old, and The majoiliy not
aver g months old. The LOT weighed a
to.al of is, 2S5 pounds, and CT 49, 30 pr l9o
pounds, inc price he received. oncy iea,,
ized rim s5i2.0l4. more than he would
haya realized from Twenty-Five bales OF
cotton at the ruling price FOR lnlt staple;
The pigs were OF the Berkshire bree1 aad
were as pretty o hunch OF porkers as was
ever sold in this market.
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FROM THE CAPITAL CITY
Federal RetslIstsry Measures Are Hurting
Only the Railroads.
THE TERMS OF THE STATE OFFICIALS
They should Go Into Oftice On Date
Of Certificate OF Eiccticn--The
sun a Very Welcome visitor.

Austin. Texas, December is.--lThc re-
tsliaSory measure adopted BY the Federal
government OF PROHIBITING the movement
In bond of merchandise FOR points 10 tha
free zone OF Mexico has FOR It's only cf-
feet tac mourning OF much loss OF busi-
ness Tor Texas roads which handle Msxis
can freight. The free zone cit!os get their
stun In any way but instead OF having Il
como to them over the Texas lass they
set 1t via 1Nmpieo and the Mexican lines
leading out OF that port, so that after all
the Fedsnal ruling falls to accomplish
what 1t was intended that II should naine-
~, TO deprive the trcc zone cities OF the
| equal showing they are given by the NIX
| lean government With the American bor-
der cities by being exempted :. from the
paylnicin. OF custom duties
An Instance Of how these rctaliatory
measures work Is furnished by auothei
! ruling from Washington along the sam,
| lines as the above, A good trade IN Mcxt.
i can catllc with Cuba has been worked III
by Texas shippers since uae conc,uslon o.
| the recent war with Spain. These cattle
| we've handled by the rSAaS lines and move
| in bond through Galveston. Bat ION
| Washington decrees that lhls snosemenf
| In bond must stop, This will moi e,op Nh,
| movement OF Mexican cattle 10 cuba
| however, only they VIII move through
| Tamptco instead of Galveston, and IN
| Mexican lines instead OF the Texas ltnel
| Will get the business.
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THE FIRST rExAs REGIMENT,


al Camp Onward" Savannah. Ga)
They rose at our country's signal
Those brave young soldiers ot ours
They we're garnered into the army
As gardener culls his flowers
They were gathered in bands like cattle;
FoFsaken by hopes bright star
FG- them not the call 10 battle
For them not the pride of war.
Some returned, as statue, broken
Ard rs cold In their rigid grace
With the drama Of martyrs spoken
III the lines of each paid face
Whose mute lips gave no token
II answer TO loves embrace!
Peace came, with her sweet assurance!
Ponce came and our soldiers smiled!
These men. with chieftain.s yalor
And the heart Of a loving child
"Not yet said the powers above them'
Not yet snail your freedom be-
In the tented hcld at savannah
They are watlng--with Bryan and Lee.
1t is Onward" they say, ito Cuba"
Sui misgive, we see them 60
While our hearts burn out In their vigil
We Texans who love them SO!
To be guardians Of people half savage
To ho comrades OF men scarce iret-
Caa we close our eyes to the rayage.
TO the horrors that still may be?
On the isle by the tyrant blghted,
still hot with his poisonous breath,
With thousand wrongs to be righted.
Art thou waiting thy harvest, Death
Oh. spare our boys from the southland
And those from the great new West;
Let them come With the springtime ira
GRANGE,
To the fairest, the proudest, country
A freeman hath ever pressed!
Carve deem ON thy shield. oh, soldier.
The name OF thy Georgian CAMP
MAJ only the road TO the righiward,
kedonnd with our soldiers tramp
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tests the election OF J. r. George for the
office OF eheliff and tax collector Of Clay
county. Texas. alleging among other thingS
that there were printed and voted In a re-
cent epscticn illegal and fraudulent tickets
for the said George to the extent OF more
than the majority claimed for said George.
The charges are that certain tickets were
printed headed democratic ticket, with
the names Of several pop,slist candidates.,
among which Is Mr.. George as we'll a. the
names OF the democratic candidates. He
alleges that this ticket was consequently
misleading and fraudulent.
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A NrrY Nnrrnm Escnrc.

Paris, Texas. December 1s.--H. s. Gray
an emp,oye at the electric Light plant. on
the night force. went down into the gas
wei for some purpose, carrying lantern
with him to light the way. The lantern
cauEai an explosion Of gas, which blew
Rim clear out Of the well and landed him
on the sidewalk several feet away, but be-
yond havlne bis mnstache and eyebrows
sIrgci, fortunately. ne did not sustain
any injury.
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wnco,s water supply EniarTed.

Waco Texas. December 1S.-Tbe nsli
Water company has purchased body Of
Lard In the northeastern part OF the city
ON TIE east side OF The Brazos river Tor a
site for huge reservoir which wtl 10
consfrlcigsi within ninety days. Addi-
tionyl wells win also be drilled near the
resdryo:r. The company finds II neces-.
ssr{ 10 add to It's capacity in order to meet
thsI Increased demand for water
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sAIIlrr,
sHnR,rrs' DEPARTMENT.

weiiborn. Texas. December i7--s50 re-
ward Scien on November 20. 1898. ono
sorrei horse, 10 hands high. no brand 6
or I years old, had on three shoes we'll
worn. haze small feet. star In forehead liz a
little swaybaekcd. had very high withers.
one hind foot has some white ON it; on
same night hornless saddle was stolen
at College. six miles north OF here. will
nay $50 for the thief and $50 for the horse
or information that would lead 20 recov-
cry. j. t. Farquhar, constable,
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Waco. Texas. December IS. - j. n.
Drake. who was recently pardoned by Gov
ernor culberson after serving six yeans
ana eight months IN the penitentiary fof
kilsing professor S. l.. GIiln in 1887, ar
rived ia Waco last night He Is yery,
feeble aud docs not look as though he VIII
have many years OF freedom to enjoy.
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,,oc,.1ar,,. cotton neccipt..

L,ockhart. Texas, December i7.--LocK-
hiatt has handled more cotton this year
than ever before IN any one season. The
estitnstcd quantity Is now 1900 bales.
ami II will be over rather than under
that mark, as there is ye. a large number
OF bales at the country gins unsold. THIS
showing establishes Lockhart as one OIL
the very best cotton markets III South
western Texas.
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!. Tines.
|Ax,. Aaelie PATTERSON of Calves.
|t<r.,u As written memorial ode for
~ u The monument 10 the
= y. 'sSac' who participated in the
r 49, OF Texan history. 1t is a
g. ! ai poem, in several meters.
anily ~ TO the Young lady and TO
soH /, ~ is nearly related 10 the
~ a.. naasford). which Is a dis
~ ~. nattsrson of this city fur
sH1ai for the monument. All
completed by the sculptor
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ED KAN,
MAMMOTH cLorHiHR.

fish were hauled ashore by tho fishermen
Mt the reef, thiee miles north OF this city.
Antonio and other markets AMI disposed
OF at 4 reasonable price. Large catches
of fish is customary during cold snaps,
but the capture during the past few days
s,rrpssscs any previous record In this part
OF the coast country s w
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shooting Near nryan.

Bryan. Texas. December ls.--ln an
ficu,gy last night between Mil Jackson
and Dallas Brown. both coIored, near the
hsrlcu.tural and Mechanical college, jack JACK
~, rraa da,gerousy wounded with q shot
mn brown claimed self defense and came
in his morning and surrendered To the
1.fficers
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snn ANGELO stock News.

San Angelo Texas. December l6.--Gco.
l.. Abbott .. Bro. sold 10 J. II. Hamilton
1900 head OF unshorn sheep at private
terms. 40,
Jack Crew sold to Hector Mckenzie s91
mixed sheep at private terms, which hnvs
bekn shtpped TO Cameron for feeding
San Angelo we'd commission men re-
Fort no sales yet.
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TWO DEATHS.

Ed Hornsby, one of Travis county's lead
ing farmers, died OF pneumonia at his
home in Hornebys Bend yesterday. lie
leaves wife and four children. His fun
cral took place this morning.
r. ,r. Moffet. n well known painter Of this
city. died at bls home Ia the Sixth ward
yesterday and his funeral. which took place
this evening. was attended b. local m m
beers OF the Grand Army II the Republic In
a body, he having been during lie a COM
rade Of Joseph A.. Mower Post No ~.
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Store Open Il Night INN y
Opening Of
Christmas Week.

Fresh lot Of Boys and Children's
Caps, no hanging threads, rough or
unfinished parts, smart and stylish
shapes. .............z SC
Boys Military Caps in new colors and
shapes not shown before, some
dollar styles at..... soc
This shall be Big Week" in the
boys store. New clothing ready for
mothers inspection--bits of bright
ness.
No gun checks given today. because plenty Of guns
s arc ready. W
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Nnw TEL ,EpuoNE BUILDING

The Southwestern Telephone and Tele-
graph company hae purchased the buiidins
40 on Congress avenue. and Will remodsl
II and locate the general offices OF IT'S south
Texas division. as well az tho local ex-
change, t..sreIn.
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Connect for shrievnIty,

Henrietta, Texas, December lee. q.
Graves, who was candidate for sheriff In
the recent election. has filed suit In the
district court OF Clay county. he COL
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MARlNE lNnEILlGENCE.
Port of Galveston, December is.


ARRIVED.
Tug s. w, Simpson with barge Regulator In
town, from Pensacola.
SIS Tfuma, Morgcnscn. Havana.
S. Slnrtlvy, Francis Harry.
Ss Gracia, ciiada, Liverpool.
SAILED
S. Rush Mills. Evans, Hamburs via Nor
folk.
SIS Mournc, Reichmau. Hamburg,
SIS Alamo flix, Boston.
So Pensacola. Simmons, Pensacola.
s. Crefeld Won Borail. nrcmen.
SIS Rio Jano. Guerrica, Liverpool.
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TERMS OF sTArE OFFICERS,

state Treasurer Wortham's announce
ment that he will turn his Office over 10
his successor John w. Robbins. on J1nu"
nry /, and the reported demand of otner
State officers elect TO have their onic
turned over TO them on i'hr same date has
given rise TO come discussion as to w1eh
a State officers term begins by some IL
Is contended that as the Term OF Office o,
elective heads OF departments Is Two yearh
and MS the present administration qu III
ffed at the came time the governor did, its
members nre en;atIed 10 servo until MS
successor qualities to give Them Their tuli
terms
This view does not accord with the s'at-
utory provision made TO cover the case,
however As the law reads, a State Off
oisl's term begins from The date OF ais
certificate OF election. The certificates OF
the present Officials are dated December
-. 1926. consequently their terms expire
On December %, 1898. the date on Will u
they qualified having nothing whatever
10 do with the date OF expiration OF taclr
terms NJ has for years back been the
practice for Slate officlals-elect 10 walt
until the governor is indicted into of &c
by the Legislature 10 take charge, but that
Is matter OF custom solely, and not cae
OF statutory requirement.
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six Catch OF Fish nj Corpur'
4 Corpus Christi Texas. December IL
During the recent cold snap In ans city
! and section more than $4,000 pounds 81
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W M Yandnll. AZ. p..
W. M thn'A0",
state Quarantine Inspector.

StatR QUIIHIln' ~,
In case the board OF health snoiia qaa ,,,,
antine agaInst Janlrex such quarantine wil
he OF no expense TO the city, inasmucn e
The customs officials have full power ana
ale instructed to assist the quarantine o.
ficers,
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THE SUN A WELCOME VISITOR.


Tho sum made its appearance here this
morning for the first time in week and
some hopes are entertained now that the
dsil,ge OF mud with which the city Is COW
cred Will disappear in the course of time.
For several days Sixth street has been
well nigh impossible, aud Congress- avenue
Is but little better. while conditions in tho
suburbs are Understandable. Tho snow which
fell here about eight DAYS ago was followed
by fogs and mists which molstenad every
thing and aggravated the stouation brought
about by the melting OF the twa-inch cloak
OF white crystals covering the earth 5
surface,
To add TO tho unpleasautness OF the s'tu-
alton. the city has been without street,
lights at night for n week or more, and
navigation over Its streets In the dArkness
has been extremely hazardous the chances
of being d owned In mud holes or held np
by lone highwaymen being about even.
The cause of the ahsencc OF llghts Is due
to lack OF power at the dam TO furnish
them. The lake Is lower than It has been
Dor years the water being eight feet OF
more below the crest of the DAM. and the
approachts TO the pen stocks at the power
housa being covered with n deposit OF nud
so That W was impossible TO develop power
enough TO light IN the street towers. In
| deed, II haa been fea ned that the seaSe
| was near n, hand whera lights for private
consumers could no longer be FURNISHED
mud where pSwer 10 run the street cars
would be .Acking. A heavy rain came mos,
opportunely last Might though. and " IL
WINS general west OF he,e enough vale.
NAV dow into the lnkc 10 avert the threat
encd shut down of the rover house,
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rL rAso sMIALLpox erARE.
Or, ynndcu Advises ~ strict Qunr"n-
tine Against Juarex.

Or. Ynndcil AdSiscs S'r'c' >s""-
tine Against Juarex.
lei Paso. Texas, December l7.--The ioi-
loving Letter mas been addressed 70 'he
Ell Paso board OF aeilth by DR.. Yindeii;
pT. A. N. Villas, President Bolrd OF Healta:
ri Pago. Texas. December f.--ST'
Numerous reports haYing come TO me tna'
the Jua1ez boIrd Of health was not carry
ing on. !ta agreement 20 isolate cases OF
anaIipox by guarding them and hnng;ns
out yellow flags, | made an investigation
yesterday sIternoon and found the re-
peirts correct. I suggest that sou call
meeting AZ the board Of healifa for To-
morrow Afternoon TO ddscuss the odyisa-
bilay OF qiiarantin.ng tIals city asasnat
Jusrez, which. In my opinion Is ahe oniy
way TO protect this city against the cen
slant lnir 1uotion OF smallpox from that
Mace. Respectfully,
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CASE % q - "a. :.
~. ~. = The Kind You Have AlSays Bolgh
''s, !, I4HAZza
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the Spanish
o Of
within
Madrid
pQbcal and
over
70
is greats and
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Wichita Kan Nov * 5S4S


To the Public Generally: / feel it nv
dTty 10 make this sta tement IN benaE OF
Cs9eopathy and Dr. Evans. who is low
located at 900 and ID North Main street,
Wen IA, Kan. II the month e Deem
Der, 1897, 1 was taken with neuralgia
cf:sed by female troubles and a fright
Curing The time our house was burned q;
Olathe, Kan. II was for three weeks that
my life was deSpalred of. Ny husband
secured three Of The best physicians OF the
city, who consulted with others al Kan
sas City. No, who did everything in their
power TO save my life. and ! believe they
were honest in their endeavor, but GER
tainly wrong in their method ! lay for
two weeks in awful suffering that no
tongue could tell T. seemed that God
was not just 10 let me suffer such awful
pain one morning I asked the Goctors
now long I could live this way. and they
said: God only knows We have done
all We can" They used the hypoGermic
syringe until my arms and limbs were 50
sore Eha, could not use them I had
not slept for two weeks only under the
influence % morphine. A. times Il took
TWO persons % hold me in the bed. my
suffering was 50 great The people al
said could noe live. Ny husband be-
came alarmed At my awful condition a
gentleman tod him Of Dr.. Evans. vho
was then located al Spring Hin. kan
and he went after hin az once. Or.
Evans told him THAI ne could TOT see ne
until night. The doctors continued the
morphine until Dr. Evans csms. an
when he commenced 20 treat me co1ld
hardly bear the weight % his hand ~ ny
spine- I asked him 4 ] could sake Any
more morphine. and he said no He gave
the inst trestnen about o'c4ock- ] go
relief n abo15s twenty minute ar =
snort time went 70 siee- ana siepl seve1 I
hours and half mat Might he csntss- /
Ced 20 treat me- every day for e5g1teen !
days. az which time ] took charge - ny
household affairs became - interested T
IN osteapathy that coaciu1s6 90 take +
Up the study And - I became sta- &
deDt % The Kanssss School u Qsr@1fssf'sy- 4
] have noW been W1ta the schoal nearly 4
one year. and ny husband and certainly .
know something u VIA: d. Evans LA j
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~ dolng through &c scfence al o.

been doing through the science OF Oste-
opathy. and will name some OF them
We have known him 10 cure female trou-
bles OF nearly every kind and case O
exopathalrnic goitre. as well a. cases OF
common goitre. Also variCose veins and
milk-leg OF twenty-five years standing:
and also 70 remove an abdominal tumor
from a lady living IN Bronson. Kan. as
large as a pint cup. IN this case FIVE dif-
ferent surgeons said Il could not be re-
moved without the knife and that with
great difficulty. And with ali OF ;1e cases
Of fever We have known him 20 treat We
have never known him % lose d case
And with many q the cases We have
known him 20 cure are cases that have
been aband 1aed = Others he nss a.
WAYS had very active practice and .
now a. this time giving abotsC twenty
treatments day. i r1s-r -als statement
Tor the beneat a my friends who are suf-
ce-inE from any affection. To those z'ho
nay not know me 7 am the daughter %
Charles Snyder. VINO formerly lived -
GreenRfch Kan. and the wife e Paul
Haas q wichita Kan.
HENRIETTA HAAS.
PAUL HAAS
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INSTITUTE OF OSIEOPAIHY
This Modern Curative science Il
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This new firm vii do business under ths
title o. thu Wichita Institute % Osteo-
pathv. and EiH give attention 20 all Dis
eases. both acute and chronic. and Per
sons wishing nonest and scientific service
vii receive il by calling on them.
There are pretenders 81 osteopathy a.
wei a. 20 the practice Of medicine. and
those VINO contemplate taking oste0pa taic
treatment VII DO vel 20 investigate the
Qualifications % a practitioner before SUP
hitting 20 treatment Drr- Neville and
Mansfield solicit investigation. They make
no charge for consultation ~ eHam.nzfloa
a. Office. and will resp5nd % dsy or night
calls % any part u the city. Reception
room q. Zimmeriy building l.
Al fau and winter millinery A. coz. a.
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