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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-25
rho Opera "Poster."

San Francisco. May 24.-The Poster"
new comic opera was produced at the
Tivoli last night. The libretto is the work
of L. G. Carpenter. San Francisco news
paper man. who has achieved a reputation
"a a humorous writer, sld John p, Wilson.
who has written a number OF plays for the
TivoIi Charles Parker composed the mu-
sic. The Poster" is a satire on the pre-
vailing potter fad. and is full OF clever
verse and pretty music
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-25
WIN DWARD PASSAGE
Where the Next Great Naval Battle viii Take Place Soon


which will be the point OF mobilization for
the several corps. and from which port
they will be transferred under the convoy
Of the Bancroft and other vessels TO Cuba.
New York May PA special to the
Times from Washington says:
Letters from Key West. arriving late or
becoming public to a limited extent long
after they have reached Washington. con-
vey the information that about everything
that can steam. sail or be towed has been
forced into the service to assist Admiral
Sampson and Commodore schley to box up
Admiral Cervera and force a battle If he
has not escaped.
! Not word of the elaborate preparations,
except via roundabout paths. has come
! from Key West, the newspaper correspond
| ents having been put on their honor not
to give out preparation news.
, All tho talk in the cabinet meeting to-
dav indicated the confidence of the admin
| istraton in the early receipt of good news
from Admiral Sampson.
One cabinet officer who expressed the
| greatest eagerness to hear from Sampson
and Schley and who has no doubt that
1, mi 10
admitted that the outside limit OF time
in which it was expected that the vessels
of tbs United States and Spain must meet
had passed and that official information
might arrive at any moment EITHER
THAT CERVERA WAS BOTTLED UP OR
HIS FLEET WAS AT THE BOTTOM OF
THE OCEAN,
II do not look first for unofficial in
formation - said he, "for the reason that
the commanding officer Of the United states
forces has concluded that he can get along
quite well without any injurious observa'
,ion If he excludes newspaper boats as he
tas done.
I-Foe administration is determined that /
ceryera will not light, hut marifests &c
termination to get away aud return u
srain to follow him Up and XIII hl
fleet before it can reach its own side of Ia
Atiartic.
To do this might require the sending
coal ships along with the United state
feet for some distance. hut II any acciden
should happen to any of the Spanish vessel
or the supply OF coal should run out. Ad
niral Cervfra would Rave TO ran the risk
destruction or else abardon disabled YES
sci IN the nope of getting off with III
cthcrs. or perhsps be overtaken, ny sing
sbips. until the whole fifet was sobbled u
There will be no news from Sampson
schley until ons or both of them ha'
tested the INCLINATION or ability Of Admire
cerycra to fight. Naval officers laugh
Tho suggestion that IL Cervera should g.'
tho limited states ships the clip. the ve'
sells NJ Simpsons and Schleyis fleets wou
he again withdrawn tc Key West to
rsed az conveys to protect the transpor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-25

ham, at cond
cradle treating female ills with her Vegetable Compound
couragcd
complaints and being for her ang sisters
her detail of their
her cllomh
lief the that
successfully of
Information In all kinds ills,
local irritation
This therefore, the Pinlhnm al
the aing
5
o TO for adv
establish beyond doubt the Pnhams
diseases.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-25

\ Dispatch to The Post and New York
raid Copyright, 1898. by James Gordon
bnett.)
)hington, May 24.-spain's flying
ION will fly no longer. Its race is
Cooped up in the harbor of Santiago
ba, its destruction or capture is con-
by officials here to be merely a
OF time.
pre- the harbor are the armorclads
American navy, ready TO give bat
Admiral Cervera's men ofwar the
pt they poke their noses out of the
FL leading TO the sea.
Fial advices announcing these to be
psitions Of the opposing fleets were
ed at the navy department last night
the commander in chief of the
can forces operating in front of the
las there advices which enabled the
rites TO deny emphatically that an
had occurred in the Winward pas
which will, however, very likely be
enc Of great naval fight in a short
F'her Commodore schley shall at
10 force his way into the harbor to
'he spanish fleet therein is a point
ne alone is believed to be com
10 pass upon, and which he alone
decide
oo'tling UP the Spanish fleet in the
OF Santiago de Cuba a great load
en lifted from the shoulders of tn !
"'es' IL means the freedom from
OF the ports along the Atlantic and
Oas's' the safety of the blockadin :
WI ana assurance of its mainte-
Tue prompt and comparatively easy
O''auon of troops to Cuba for tht
WI Oh Havana; decisive blow to-
The final destruction of SPANS
rs OF offence and defense.
Important is considered the reten-
'ne spanish fleet in the hsrbor ol
90 de Cuba or its destruction, thai
"orities do not propose TO let it es-
Nu' IL necessary, the armorclads IL
" Santiago de Cuba will be re-en
''ed has become the atmosphere
'ut OF the bottling I'D OF the Span
N santiago de Cuba that the au
are now eagerly and earne5tl.
: forward the military expedition
Will invade Cuba.
sApecition will UNIQUE stionsbly star
sk' and will he supported by for
'orce OF ircn-ciads. which will b
10 lombard Havana under tn
W OF Rear Admiral Sampson Will
y makes the land attack.
s'nocat Helena has been retaine'
va and will be employed as a con
'ne ships which will conway tn
sshooai Bancroft. which has been a
~ some days. was ordered tods
with all dispatch to Key wesI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-25

Denver. col, May "a ---Dazey, selzer and
p,sseIl riding triplet. have broken the
worlds record for one mile, The feat was
reformed at the Denver Wheel Club park
Tho quarters we're reeled off in ;33, 80 40.
i 90 and i:a6 is. The former record was
held by johnson. Mertens and kiser' VINO
made the mile in l;46 20.
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in moving the army TO Cuba. leaving Ger
vera TO stay in West Indian waters or 10
return as he pieases.
Admiral Sampson said a naval office,
Of experience and spirit. sis reasonably
Tree to move and act as he chooses. He has
the opportunity to carve place in our
history alongside that OF Dewey. You will
not catch him coming back empty handed
10 hear the jibes OF adisappointed people.
Explanations will be of no avail IL he does
not render good account Of himself un-
der his instructions to seek and DESTROY
the Spanish fleet. II he does that. expla.
nations Will never be asked for by any
body. ! think that tomorrow will briug
the opportunity for us to cheer for Samp-
son and schley along with Dewey"
In addition to the belated policy of cen
sorship adopted in regard to the transmits
| sion of reports of naval movements by tel
ogrepb, it appears that the navy depart
mcnt has decided to dispense with the at
tendance of newspaper ;ispatcn boats urcn
the fleet in Cuban waters.
| The information reaches here that before
| the beginning of the recent operation of
| thu squadrons of Sampson. and Schley
against the Spanish feet. notification was
| given to all the newspaper boats which
have been watching and reporting the
| blockade that they would not be allowed
| TO follow the warships on their cruise.
| The notice was peromptory 1t s under
stood. and its strict enforcement is sup
| from the fleet which has amounted TO a
| famine for the last week. Had the news
paper boats been with Sampson and Schley
on their cruise in pursuit of the Spanish
squadron 1t is reasoned that the telegraphc
censorship at Florida points would not
have prevented the receipt of informa ton
by ether routes from some one of the many
cable stations in the West Indies.
The permission given by the navy de-
partment to the dispatch boats to follow
the fleets on previous cruises has been very
seriously criticised here as inimoal to thC
bsst interests of the service and altogether
as an undgniied proceeding.
1t has given rise to considerable unfav-
cradle comment abroad also, and has beer
the particular butt of sarcasm from tht
German emperor, who is said to have de
rived considerable amusement from TIT
SPECTACLE of fleet OF warshps ATTENDED
by convoy Of newspaper boats. Whetho
these criticisms have resulted in the de
cision of the navy department to exclud
the beats is not made known. but the de
cision is generally commended as wis
one
. The presence of newspaper craft may no
have done any harm, it is pointed cut, s
r long as the naval operations were coniine
2 to a peaceful blockade. but now that
serious naval campaign is on it is recoe
9 nized that it is the part Of wisdom for thel
n to leave the fleet.
| Notwithstanding the above. The Pos
Herald dispatch BEATS are in the immed
p ate vicinity Of the American fleets and II
e fight. when It takes place. will be reporte
as promptly and as fully as the circun
stances will permit; but II will be repor
1. | ed.---The Post.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-25

St. Louis, May 24.--The State supreme
court toda, decided the st. Louis police
nension law Unconstitutional. The court
holds that the constitution prohibits the
c,,v ~ ST. Lo,ls from granting PUBLIC
money to or in aid OF any individual.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-25

Chicago May q The pcthon for tho
appointment OF a receiver for the Peolc's
Cos Light and Coke company was filed in
he circuit court today by James DuaI-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-25

Livinealnnc houdholder IN the corpora
ton The bill REEVES the litigation Incl
dent to the So called Gas Trust and nine
other gas companies are made defendants
TO the bill
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-25
HIRD EDITION--o:oo am,
ERVERA BOTTLED.
: Americans Have Him in the
Harbor of Santiago de Cuba.
III NOT ALLOW HIM TO ESCAPE

.hington Government Will Now Proceed with the
Invasion of Cuba and the Bombardment and
Reduction of Havana, to Be Speedily
Undertaken.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-25
WHY 50 MANY REGULAR PHYSICIANS FAIL
To Cure Female Ills Some True Reasons Wh!
Mrs. Pinkham Ia More Successful Than
the Family Doctors

A woman is sick some diseal
sex is fast developing in her $,
to her family physician and
story, but not the whole story
Notwithstanding back. los
becomes agitated, forgcts wha
to say, and finally conccals
ought to have told. and thus
mystiiics the doctor.
Is il any wonder, therefore,
the doctor fails to cure the disc
Still, we cannot blame the WOO
man, foritisvcryembarrassing
to detail some of the symp-
toms of her suffering, even TO
her family physician.
IL was for this reason that
wears ago Mrs, Lydip II, Pink
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-07-21
TRANSPORTS AT HONOLULU.


HONOLULU July 8-Murat Halstead,
the famous politician, editor and Ais-
torian, lis in this city He arrived by
the transport Newport yesterday,
Since leaving San Francisco Mr. Eal-
stead has been suffering from a slow
fever, and soon after reaching Homo
lulu was transferred from the ship to
the local hospital, where hets likely to
remain for some days. He may decide
to return to san Francisco unless a
marked change in his condition takes
place.
Both the Valencia and Newport ar
rived Yesterday. The Valencia arrived
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-07-21
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.


There IS quite o. rivalry bctlsren sew
snl cities and towns iu the etats as 10
the location OF the Masonic Iiums TO be
established by the Masaus oi Nisyis
sippi for The benefit Of the INDECENT
widows and destitute orphans OF the
craft The Masons Of tho State have
been accommodating thi. fund for several
Frars and they now have ON band SO
300 which is Invested ia eIlr-cdgc stocks
and bonds There are 1900 N8saus in
Mississippi each one of whom uags rs
cents per year 90 this Masonic Home
fund and besides this, There are special
contributions by lodges aud on anui.
vrrsary uUd other occasions o. is COM
templatcd chat this home Is To be suf-
Heicntly endowed 10 comfortably pro,
vide for 25o widows and orphans, The
grand lodge Is now inviting proposals
OF donations ia lands, buildings or
money ana ai the next meeting of the
grand lodge, which win be held a5
Ftessbwg Ia February 1898. the award
will be made
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-07-21
THREE MORE PRIZES TAKEN.
81 reusd Toto key wet 10 one nay
tnder the Uuian Jack Question
Of I~naenni1y Rsiscd

KY WEST. Fla. July l6-rhree
prizes were brought here yesterday,
Int none Or amy great consequence,
aud the captures were effected with
only ordinary incident The Eugitsh-
built steamer Grenow Castle, which
for several years piled on The Cuban
coast under the Spanish flag, but on
June last returned % her British regis
try, was taken by the Dixie of Cape
Cruz last Thursday She was bound
from Kingston, Jamaica, for MaBza.
Milo with a large cargo OF food sup.
plies. Her captains name Is Rust aud
as s]upereargo she had one Wilson, an
expert mechanical engineer,
Lieut. Layton, Of the Smith, with
two marines and two sailors from the
Dixie, was put in charge The prize
crew left Cape Cruz the same day, talk.
ing the western route, but, his the
steamers thermometer and compass
We're out of order they lost their bear.
ings and narrowly escaped being
wrecked east Of Cape Antonio on Erie
day.
Next the steamer blew a hole in her
boiler and was obliged to tie up 80 a
little key near Jardinelles Then her
coal gave out, and when the damage
was temporarily repaired they were
forced to make for the Dry Iortugas,
where She obtained coal, after which
she put into Key West.
The crew Of the Gren0w Castle con
sisted of six Spauiards and four Ja-
maican negroes The day before this
capture the Dixie took also two schoon-
ers, the Three Bells and the Pilgrim,
both flying British flags and both
bound from Montego bay 70 Mama.
milo with eargoes Of food supplies
The Three Bells was originally a
Nova Seotian boat. She is Of abo-t
l25 tons, and the Pilgrim is OF about "a
tons. Lieut. NJ. Blunt, with two saill
ors and two marines, was putin charge
TO bring her to Key West, but she has
not yet arrived
The British schooner q. P, Nicter-
son was also among yesterday ar-
,i."L'' 'hs WIS Oeea'lleu on eSpe
Cro1' II Juhe 81 "Aen yue horueD
s1salneo a'ongsiae ana nllorlnsu mgr
luulh'anueF mat 1he Eeaset wa = Ptls-
ousl inere was no aIyslnPt ~ Iesloy
anee' Ahe Oug MahPabuck anu DOM
- E. ~
u5 ~ 'I0 i.,'a 4iei,e
-. = " ~
III Ts
- 80
- $50 M ~
~, oa' a1,n I
We G,.,hs.5 - EranI- - III
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-07-21

TAMPA. Fla, july t7.-The military
situation here assumed renewed ae-
tiyity today over the receipt Of orders
which Indicate On early movement Of q
large number 81 troops to the front.
Early this morning the First brigade Of
the Second army corps commanded by
Gen. schwan, was ordered TO hold itself
in readiness 70 immediately move
aboard The transports. This afternoon
these orders were countermanded and
later came Instructions f0r toe entire
Second division commanded by len,
Snyder, 20 be prepared 20 move any
m0manE.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-07-21

Tho meeting ~ the board oi trustees
oftbe AleouA 81 College win DO
held on Tuesday July Goth, instead 81
the ga q heretofore announced Tha
meeting sin Be heid % the city of Jagk-
sou This meeting o called f9r ts
purpose of completing tie faculty.
which row has Que or two yaeanei
but Che most important busiaess %
come bsfore the body Win Pc the
ton 81 arranging Gor Go saIe ot "a 20
acres NJ land aonated 0tae ag
/ tot 81 Congress.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-07-21

PEORIA, III July rs. THE mayor Of
Peoria and board Of trade telegraphed
congratulations 70 Lieut.. 4 w. Ryan.
commanding the auxilitary Runboat
Peoria, lor its recent achievements
The boat WIS named after this city at
the request Of Us citizens, end Gle peo-
pleare very proud 81 rs record.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-07-21

The Grenada lee factory established
,nlv several weeks since at Grenada.
was destroyed 81 fire last week Tie
cause Of tba Gre rs unknown II was p
hYeton maehine aud fully covered by
insurance This 81 the second ice ite-
tory 0renada hos lyst by drs during Vie
.uasf s0garaI eear
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-07-21

PARIS. July u.s. IA dispatch To the
Temps from Madrid says the projects
report that the Carlists are making
preparations f0r al outbi eak 30 the
northern provinces.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-07-21
COMPANY O.
Delta Guards -GREEEyuilE

ileary Il. lreys, Jr, Captain.
n. vs.. Startling, Firsi lieutenant
X. ID. Bedgn, Second Lieutenant.
w. d. Ii0bprtSha First Sergeant.
M. q. Scutfy Q"uausfuaster sergeant.
j. NJ. RuberishaW, Sergeant
A. q. Nerger, Sergeant
ID. II Hood, Sergeant.
w. Shields. Sergeant
William UfkhArt Corporal
N. A. Bergman, Corporal.
H.. IS. Glldarl, Corporal
vi T.. Montgomery. Corporal
f.. w. FluyH, Corporal.
George b. Hunt, Corporal.
Samuel Alien, Musician
J.P. Archer Musician.
II. G. Benniug, Arti1cer,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-07-21
MISSISSIPPI |Y0LUNTEERs
SECOND REGIMENT


Mustered At jackson June ., 1888
Frhese rolls uera prepared iusf before leaving
Jaeksaa. Do the Fifai sefseaHis It each will
revise his ron, include I'D additions or other
changes sucs, and give afsi name OF each man
in iuit, the roll az one tCelmeat, thus perfected,
wIl BE- published later. Special blanks tor uhis
purpose uiI be Furnished 10. O. feWEGl
Field and star.
william A. Montgomery. colonel
Deyerea1 shjeids. Lieatcnaut Colonel
George h, Hoskms. Major.
INHu o. Mayo, Major
br NJ " Hamilton. sur nn.
~. H. G.. heat. Assistant surgeon.
Dr. George NJ. Auker, Assistant surgeon
Rev E II solomon. Nhaplaiu.
Joseph M. Jayne, Jr. Adiutant
Hiram Cassidy, Jrs Q|uurtermaster.
sam Montgomery sergeant Major
Joseph 81. Nelson, Q-uaFtermasIsr sergeant
pr. j. " Hamilton, Hospital steward
h#P Pops, Hospital steward
COMPANY A.
west Point Rides.
Kills Cromwell. Captain
Albert b Frsnkel FIRST Lieutenant
Henry q Campbell secOHd Lieutenant
George %, Linbarger. First sergeant,
John n, Mctlnre QuarteFmaSteT Sergeant
samuel Ierrai, sergeant.
George r. Cromwell, sergeant
TuCkerC beckett, Sergeant
George = smith sergeant
Sid A. Jordan, Corporal.
Waiter d Lees, Corporal,
Eubertls Metts. Corporal
William a. EbgrsBll Corporal,
JaHles H Scott. Corporal.
MiIiJm X Holloway, Corporal,
Thomas II COirsunr Musician.
James N, &, M0det. Musician
Frank Kirby, Artilter,
Ralph A. Bryan, Wagner.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-07-21

Col j ~ Power, secretary Of stnte o
fentlemun who has Tie reputation "
being tho best money-raiser Ia this secs
Jon 81 the country has struck o. d
schome 10 belp thc soldier boys that Is
bound 70 succeed. No oniecholder eau
resist the following appeals
JACKSON. July d, 1888
Elm view Of the needs Of the First and
Second Regiments AZ -Chiosamauga and
Jacksonville, as YET forth by their o]olonels
and c]haplain4 I respectfully suggest chat
ID public officers IN Mississippi, State lis
sriet and county, make such contribution
Is they may feel able aud willing 10 tho
hospital funds nov bong raised ri our SOL
iiers Ia the field, and contributions d from
81 10 Is by each official WiI afford ubatan-
.iai relief The sheriff and ehnueary clerk
- eacb county are requested 70 act d d
committed to solicit contributions Az
'unds sent o the Undersigned WIN b o.,
zuowlodgai through the press, and dis
distributed equally 10 tho First and Second
Regiments. The banks Of tho city hayo
offered 20 supply New York exchange freq
y charge
eLet Our brave aud gallant boys De- made
10 feel that they af8 being constantly and
/ generously remembered. jill FaREn.H
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-07-21
GLORY FLAOTS OVER SANTIAGO
me Ceremony Of Placing the Stars and Stripes over the
City One Of Thrilling Impressiytness
by Americans in the Trenches and Thousands OF Resi-.
dents and Former Defenders Of the City-Starry Folds
Flung to the Breeze in the Presence Of Uncoy-
cred Heads of the Gallant ConquerorS

WAsHISGroN, July 1.-THE war DEE
srtmeut posted the following at 5.i5
, 1898-12-15
THE GOLDEN AGE.

There are no days like bygone dsyA
So thinks the ssnile heart,
No ways there are like ancient ways
None now such bliss impart;
For when the vision back Is cast
1t sees a golden sge.
That heart then signs for all the past
And deems the action snge.
The brightest days are coming days,
Anirms the youth in glee,
And on the future is his gaze
While present moments flee.
The golden age is yet to beam
Before his eager mind,
And thus his thoughts with luster CLEAN
As they their views unbind.
But to the sensual epicure
The olden age is now.
With plenty near his joy is sure,
And pleasure crowns his brow.
Within the present days he tries
To taste the chiefest good,
Asserting that the rich and wise
Are those supplied with food.
The true philosophy is found
In looking up and on
Away from sordid, earthly ground
Toward everlasting dawn.
The letter life beyond us lies,
Declares the sacI ed page,
And those who look with faith lit eyes
Discern the golden age.
Rev. ". II. Bancroft in Philadelphia Ledger.
, 1898-12-15

chial and throat troubles, strengthens
weak lungs, stops bleeding from the
lungs, and builds up the entire system.
1t purifes the blood. stirs up a lazy liver,
and soothes abused, crying nerves.
Neither of these medicines contains
any alcohol, whisky, sugar or syrup to
preserve its properties, but both will
keep perfectly in any climate.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure con.
stipation. They keep the bowels open
and regular. They do not grippe.
When you ask a dealer for these medi-
cinesgd what you ask for. Substitutes
are not as good. They are, at best, only
limitations, and cannot initiate the cures
wrought by the Eesxiss.
, 1898-12-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land ONCE ct Cheyenne. Wyoming.
November Is, 1898.
Notice Is hereby given that the fol-
iowing-named settler has hled notice
Of his intention to mako nnal proof In
support Of liz claim. and that said
proof will DO made before Henry L
PASCAL. clerk Of district court, ct Lar
mic, Wyoming, on December %, 1898,
viz:
WILLIAM o. NEWELL,
Of Toltec, Albany County, Wyoming,
H. 1905. for the NE. Y SW. Y. N. II
Sc. Y and Sc. Y NE. Y, Sec. 10, T.
26, NJ, r. 70 w.
He names the following Witnesses TO
prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation of said land, viz:
Guy Newell, Of Sprinehill, Wyo-
ming; Emmett Newell. OF springhill,
Wyoming General ". Johnston, OF
Toltec. Wyoming; James Harvey, OF
Tohec, Wyoming.
". n. CHAPLIN. REGISTER.
, 1898-12-15

Birds have separate notes of warning
{ indicate whether danger is in the
form of a hawk of a cat or.of a man. II q
hawk, cat or owl is on the move, the
birds, especially blackbirds, always ut
ter a Gathering note, constantly repeat
I'D, and chickens have a special sound
to indicate the presence of q hawk. But
when disturbed by mar the b~lackbirds
have quite p different sound of alarm,
and the chickens also. Animals on the
march are usually silent, but the ham-
'adryad baboons use several words Of
command, and the cries of cranes and
geese when flying in ordered focks are
very possibly signals or orders.
, 1898-12-15

The New Zealand oIo age pensions
bill provides that persons of good char
aoter attaining 65 and having resided
for 90 years in the colony shall be en-
titled to q pension of eS8 annually.
, 1898-12-15

Cutting Down Competitions.
II saved 5000 this year by moving"
"Cheaper bouse?"
mo; I found that my wife was try
ing to outdrces = sich woman In the
same block. Ohicaoo Record.
, 1898-12-15

%
the system =
notes regularit
the feminine f.
lions S, and
makes painful
periods a thing
of the past.
Dr.. Per1e's
Golden Medi-
cal Discovery
is a medicine
for the blood,
liver, lungs,
and nerves. It.
c,,ras all bror-