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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11
"A SONG.
For The Pest,

For The Pest.
think OF thlae swtst Allie.
And of thy glorious golden hair.
And the roses, the summer KISSES.
Left on thy features fair
Ana a song comes into my heart.
Like Il bird vita pouyant winss.
And ilp to The skies NV ss,tit faes.
With u burlen OF betautiful THINGS.
| think OF thee. fair Al.le.
And my sung lid soul fly on.
Beyond the gloamang inndscaps.
And the dream kils of the dawn.
And see the shl.doNs falna.
Yea! l see the gloom retreat.
And In long lines on Lowering vinss.
1ht diamond dcws hang sweet.
Oh! Out OF the new born morning.
With Thy gold hair rif.l!ng down
a figure OF moulded music.
f'llgshes vibrant meath thy gown:
A Iislle OF moulded music.
la a soft st pg Nfctl,s set.
With chi.ty feet To MEASURE sweet.
The rhytmm OF the mtilpet.
All then! My fair sweet Aliis.
| From cut the days that's lied,
A white dove brings u message.
From a beautiful dream long dlad
And my soul holds still 10 listen.
And my be art holds still its beat.
For every word brought nv tho bird.
IL OF something pure and sweet.
I think of thee. swsst Allie!
And out OF the mist of ysarS.
| gather wresth of lilies.
Kept fresh by my aerret tears:
Aid / hold this up to tho snnli sht.
To the sunlight OF thlns ewes.
And 10! The light makes each flower white
AS the lilies OF Paradise.
Oh! think cG thea fair Allie'
And over beyond the dawn.
NY soul has passed the shadows.
And nv song flies On and on
And throurh The brfgfs blne heavens.
Whes the Shining comets stray.
My song an! soul free OF siu and dole.
Floats ovtr the MILKY Way.
oh yes! My fair. sweet All'e'
Thine eyes have brolrIht mo far.
From the mist. whe e youth lies dreaming.
Meath the spell Of an ev,ning star;
Yea! Brought me with heaft repeating,
The mystery Ct all that MAKES
The man Of the sod akin TO q god,
Ere LIS soul the cloi iorsakcs.
Il. NJ. Gibson.
December Z. 1898.
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Cotton Belt Rntcs.

MIR. H. E. R-rrell, gcne;ai freight agent
of i-Ie Cotton Belt ut Tyler, ISSUED the fol-
lowing revsei schedule yesterday:
Effectiys December 10: Rales from ot.
Louis 10 Texas common points on bagging
III baling c.Ntoh. couion bale ties AMI
buckles. straight Cur mixed carloads, Will
be advanced ITO so cents per 100 pounds, and
packing h.use pio-iIat to go csuIts per it0
rounds. usu-l diffeiential TO apDly from
other points in defined ta..l.ory AMI 20
pa nts taking hishar than common Io!Et
r-tes G Grrnodlty rate on coss31 pl ,ce
g,a-s win be Withdrawn and cancelled tn
gsma Il tie. Western classification .'.,,ng
U-lsr.after governing.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11
THE ROCK ISLANDS COURSE.
1t In Not Proposed to Adhere to the
Tariffs of 1904.

Fort Worth, Texas. December l0-Speak-
Ing OF the matter OF freight rates incident
to this recent adverse Federal court deci-
sion against the railroad commission, j. q.
McCabe, general freight agent OF the Rock
Island, gave an idea as to what his road
would do in the premises. He said that
the Rock Island, not being directly at
iected by th. decision as 1t was not
party to the suit, would adopt what APP
peared to be the most lust tariff OF rates.
he rates in effect during 1891 would not
necessarily be adopted altogether; where
they ara LOO high they will be reduced aud
vbe.e too low they viii corrcspondingly be
Increased. OF course there Will be more or
less confusion resulting until the rate SIT
uation Is finally adjusted and placei on u
permanent ana rigatiirl bass, peading the
final determination OF the case In the
court OF final jurisdiction.
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THE HOTELS.

W. T. and ]. 7.
Boyle reassume ths
~ management OF the
As Hutchlns House, the
gRAEMY ole established ho-
lltjff;stss tel. kverstnins VIII
kSelSSSA4AG be found III hrst-
sSs5 ssESHsM class condition. All
TisTFlHI We ask is trial.
Rates. Se.UO pe- day.
Yerrill and wife. Kankakes: f. Young
M. Karuesyille: e. D. Wetstc'n aud
louisyille: w. H. Brookwaller and wife,
MIA; a. S. Corey, Chicago: E. d. Cur
ahine, Neb.; j. r. Green. AL inc, Neb.;
Grant lElgin, Neb.; T. b. Cummings.
Ntb. 70. W. Norton. Milton, Iowa: q.
kxun Washington, Iowa: j. V. Sele-
Mil!san.. Ncb.; A.. A. Clark, st: 10;
fsa B. johnson, Anderson: Miss Bessie
il. St. Louis; W. e. Cromer. Klondlke;
% = Schott, Orange; II. w. CONT, De-
lL;J. H. Miller, II. w. McFaddin. De-
M.; .. A. Fair. j. II. Fair, Oakland,
~. Cain, Brooklyn, Iowa; X. b.
Texas, A. Y. Stout and wife. Parkers-
!era; Elijah Filley and wife. Fllley.
., Heath and wife. Omaha; VIM.
g and wife, Decatur. H.; ]. A. Cuu-
w. ~ and wife. Hooperston. H.; u. Ross
1 1p v; n +: Mays and wife, Hoopsrston.
81 :. Jarrett, Newton, Iowa: .. w.
sn; Newton, Iowa: WYATT Carr, Collins.
y. swain and wife. Elburn: II. c. Lyd-
Isrmahi A. W. Mann. Illinois: &c. A.
nandreau: J.W. Kitchell. Pana, ILL.,;
ioung Butler. Ill.,; C. T. Tobin. Hills
". hine Wisconsin. G. w. Gready,
iowa I. b. De Seliehorst. Iowa. p
tMes Powersyillo; r.. P. Davidson.
~ wi IOWA; y; p. Young, Mt. Pleasant;
wlnncy, ,Sihley; Iowa; Genrve Raynor,
Halldane. Ill.,. J. W. shahan. Avery,
v; N. Devices, Deland. Ill: II. c.
" mississippi; j D, Jester. Muscatine:
1Sa;h; HAYDEN. Humboldt. II. Tunisou,
W.. wv. q; Luikin, Newton. Iowa II Cur
.sas; ". Carr, Collins. Iowa; w. II.
Boone, Iowa; Henry O'Bron,
V,ysneo, ! r. Doran. Beaver. Iowa:
n MT. BONNEVILLE. Iowa: John Sham
N. 'ppOvnsey,ile, Iowa; ] u Thompson,
~, ~, ~. Henderson, Central City; s.
.tsaey SSsney; L. l.. Young, Oakland.
eM. black. Clayton: K. ". HaIlea-
y"iy. Iowa; J. w. uos,e'ter. Dexter.
~ FUNK, Illinois; w. II. Goodwinc,
fS ,ua W: Il. Tracy, New MIS- r.
sss .a' cslallenberg. Iowa; j. G. kruse,
~ a,, vseorge stanberry, IIolcomb; j. n.
Es-Anisfu; George j. Burroughs. Paines
MI Mn, s'thus, Milton, Iowa; v, -.
u, ", m, Iowa; +. S. Isham, +. NJ.
& 81 Sl,. ihaieott, Mr.. septer. Nebraska: ii
d n Vs'auh s, ]; II. Coolidge. Gniesburg,
NV tIi i;oien ny Rock Bridge, III. WI.
n nix er,hie. Ill; Or. j. II. Reynolds.
k hiisn.; "; G. Whitman. Valley. Nep.
Stery.,.. paiias City, III: IT. Ii. Bishop,
tcS sIssrtG;. 3; Besto, Northorp; John n.
kssnss y Ti,o 4tt9 norner, Milwaukee, j.
NJ. Iowa ~ unceiivllle, Iowa; II. Wagner,
y Wstss,aius; Charleston. w. w, Wa
q : Iowa Iowa; D, c. Kolp, D. Men
E:J6 A.. De1ny. Belton; ". It. Co.'S,
joas. 4AIlerson, J. w. Spelght, Waco;
|ttiils. y, Huntsville; j. w. oliphint,
BsirIoMD " g. s. YEAH, breckenridge. Tex;
Una. Ma, breckenridge. Texas; Ricnara
y ,n ma %, 2. Clark. Lumberton: q. ~
cay: j Tpsie' cameron; j. b. King, Dat
ME- jEhl y.ss,oo zones Charleston. Ill; WIN.
", iIl.: Ji n ~. W. h. Hemenway,
= oslcsburg, III. 49, -
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Men from whose eyes the light OF day had
been alnoa. shut out aro euloy!ns clear Wis
ions, ithenmaIc victims, whose iinips Ind
bcen drawn ana twisted au TO render them
useless, nre walking about without the slight
est symptoms of halt or anlonoss. PtrCons
whose hearing had been lost from ca;arrh or
utEer causta ana who could not hear loco
motives sin III whistle " standing by Its side
can hear the ordinary sound OF the voice.
Hundreds Of women who bnve suffered lives
of torture and burden from the many diseases
to which females are subject are going about
ness.
Jhcsc arc nome Of the happy re-
suits of Myrus' wonderful skill and
knowledge exhibited in his treat
nicnt of diseases.
Some OF the cures made by Mytua havc
been almost beyond belief, and were II not
that they were performed on some or the bess
Iooplc Of Savannah they would not be be-
lcyod.
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l,r,un ,yunt. rnycd s,r.,,.

Bryan. Texas, December lo,--The city coun-
ell OF Bryan has under consideration a prep.
ositior To issue $4,000 worth OF street I'M
PIE, en- cut boads. for the purpose OF grading
and sravolinG MAIN nna int fseciiur Etree {,
a, the regular meeting of tho council last
night committee was appointed to Invest :
gnte thu matter and report to an adjourned
meeting 10 DO held next week.
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noaonel Roosevelt says this about box,
ing: "Wt,eu ! WAS In Harvard and spared
fer IRE championship I suffered heavier
punishment than any man tnege Ma, aaa
: Ten times longer period than choynski
Nus krocksl out for. ] don't. care mucn
for urofassinnaa sport Of any kind, pW
thososaehiy Nelieve IN boxing"
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NOW IS THE OPPORTUNITY


Account OF u1s holidays the Mispouri.
Kansas and Texas railway will sell round
trip tickets to points In the Southeast on
December 20 and 81. good for thirty days
from ,1ate Of sale FOR return.
est Missouri. Kansas and Texas ticket
agent CT write W. Y. Crush.
Genera Passenger and Ticket Agent Of The
Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway.
Qa11as. Texss.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11

tending the Fruit. Flower and Vegetable
Festival at Houston and was wired for th,s
afternoon. Several doctors of tho city
have been called In to assist the father
The child Is now having commissions and
IL not expected to live.
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p,ensurabie Festival Event.

The reception and entertainment OF WIS.,
itinr merbers Of the X. o. q. from Waco.
Austin and Palestine by the local order IN
their hall las, Thursday evening .as one
q. the most pleasant sociai events OF fs.-
fival week After the drgree OF Grand
Knleht had been conferred on a couple OF
candidates the brethren enjoyed yefy
krmptuous rapast
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A Card 20 The Post.

I desire to extend my thanks publicly
to my friends who so kindly asslsted IN
making my State and county bond for coll
iector Of taxes, and feel It my duty to
mention the name OF the kind old Colonel
y. II. Burnett. who SO willingly brought
I'D the rear for more than two hunired
thousand dollars. Respectfully.
George l.. Glass.
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Againsf Tick.t scnlping.

At u banquet given in -. Louis Cana
Chief Conductor Clark Of the Order OF
Railway Conductors made an address Ia
which ne showed that the attitude Of rail-
way wage-earners is unalierably oprosed
to ticket scalping as an evil that makes
unwarranted inroa5s upon the earnings OF
the railroads He urged that 1t is against
public morals and public policy. and the
railroads are therefore entitled TO 'eglsla-
ton which will protec. them against it.
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T'HsT-cLsss.
s2.50 TO 800 per day.

e 4. ' nv. Austin: r. NJ. Brown whar.
III Emma Noien. Mis-. irnSe@ a. EeaIt
l,s. St Ior;As: y. Edger. Pal stins: j.
kksld, sJ; II A. wahleit. Holland:
John j LOUIS; T. a. vahsy. San
- Sackm. .isnse. Chicago: w. W.
- ana c,'u; New York: Mrs. c. p.
|tsestIh; aud. 81 Louis; c. D. Cach-
NTH. NJ Lively, Morrison: Mss
~ ara A.. Soniier. Corr!gan. J. W.
4ln1ro,u S5gnier, New Orleans. la:
@h Dsiias: J. stern. New Or
N Yorf. EDGE. Houston; Edwin II.
laArlm ctn y. Richardson, Omaha:
\. ns.ntcago: Mrs. Kate Ramsey.
PM. q sner and lady, Dallas: Miss
~. GU ~ tuio,nos; Mrs. J T. Cary Ard
Z, W sof ~ gpaDiaxd, Phel ms; VI.
siir Nh aaugnter. y. IafpJou gh-
(>iye. trvckett; Miss Bl,ncne Mae
LII. na.r a. y. Maxterxon. IRA
Dall.sso1: La Grange; Clayton
ei1ney Us ~, W. II. Orr. Sunrise.
fxt; + s,eu. New York: n. j. viii
n. naifin,am, Burnet.e, Michigan; G.
" ]. z~oTe John NJ Moor Rich-
y: " ap'L Chicago. r. vi Brattou.
N. p Seeley. Chas. Rbeers, Ise
!Resrc.r.' pIlrnn, G. u. Gnkc.onT C,co'
-: C salt Colo. J. j. Gov Forf Cal.
lIc. Jah Inasa. J, W. Andrew.
lshineton ~ slayton. Carr; d. e.
fhos r nan s. ~. Knox. Hum
Va iowlett and wife. Long
11nvtc san Antnrio; Milton
~ Cisss -. c.: W. +. NJ. Dick
- AarahAll. Blosson;
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Mtxed CarIond. to ne RESTORED.

Austin, Texas. December 10.--Notice was
received here today that the 81. Louis lines
have decided to put wire nails. love fur
nibarc, ETC., back In the mixed carload
class, from which they were taken several
months ago over the protest Of the Texas
retail hardware dealers.
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Lncl,inw cnn-cI hr ToN ri.toI.

Naccg oches, Texas. December 9.--I-ittle
joe Barham. son of Mr.. and Mrs DR.. G. II.
Bafham Of this city, is very low with lock-
Jaw. the re,U,t OF wound in the hand
caused by u toy pistol. His mother Is at
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mo- ne A.rl-tnnt snrgron.

Denton. Texas, December DIR. +. II.
Hogs. who has been offered the position of
slstant surgeon IN the First Texas regiment,
has gone TO Austin to confer with Goy. Gull
borson on the matter. llo wired Governor
Cuiterson yesterday of his acceptance OF the
of,er.
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Cn.c OF smnllnox nt rort Worm.

Fort Worth, Texas, December f0.-A en- .
OF smntlpcx WAS discovered In this city
today. 1t has baen thoroughly isolated un
every precaution taken by the health OFF,
teis 70 prevent in.eat.oa. The patient is
G.. w. Davis "a railroad man. who has been
wo Nj 3 ": h Tho Texas and Pacific bridge
gang ut Toyah
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HALE RATES TO THE OLD STATES
Via the Missouri. Kansas and Texas Rail-
way.
Account OF the holidays round trip tick
etg will be sold on December 20 and 81
good FOR thirty days from date OF sale for
return.
For further particulars call on the near
est Missouri. Kansas and Texas ticket
agent or write w. q. Crush.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent % tho
Missouri. Kansas and Texas Railway.
Dallas. Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11

ROY HOTEL
EaAH efyeyy,,
FsNsnager.'
\ iers. with
I'm pure ar.
,.Mlsr nom
assli. large
E.Wns. With
X nust ton.
Y sttcnimn.
~ tr COM
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NOT A TRAVELLING QuACK.

Myrus IN not on the wing. He has bought
u hume IN Houston and IA fitting up the inc5t
medical business In the South. at great ev-
pence. for the successful treatment OF dis
caBc .He has now under treatment and has
cured people from FL Pano 10 Orange and
from NIL over the State. lie has determined
to have tho largest practice In the South His
frst Dc sire Ia to cure pcopto, aud his seconu
"a 10 earn n modefate compensation 70 sustain
his business and care for his family. Con-
sultatiou at all times free. His fels ara
reasonable and his SUCCESS ureauaied.
In ihe trcaimaDt of the different
afnicflOns OF the human body Myrns
has never hnd mn eanni In thas or
amy other city. Numbers of cases
that cDiincnt physicians have pro-
rounceh tHcurRhic have been treated
by Niyrus and the patient discharged
sound ana wei,
TREATMENT BY MAIL.
Persons living at a distance, and who can
not visit Houston may be treated nj homo
by sending for one OF Myrus symptom
blanks This plan has been 30 perfected by
him that wonderful results arc obtained by
patients without the expense and trouble OF
a long Journey
Address all communications 10
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-08-21
Reconsideration Sale.

Messrs Jackson, Metzger e. Co. announce
this issue a special sale, commencing to-
BORROW morning, for the purpose Of re-
~cins their present stock of dress goods
%hs and kindred goods. The qualities are
" hrst-class, and are such as this firm
GAS an established reputation for. In con-
junction with this stock reducing ANNOUNCE
aeht the firm advertises a manufactu
'gIs lot Of odd blankets, a recent cash pur-
Siase Of their buyer now in the market.
tuese special prices are sweeping and in
.,ue everything in their line for the next
usuleeen days. Inadequate space for IN
leasing business his caused the firm to
DoA upward for room. AN elevator will be
paced IN the building for the convenience
"a patrons. This onward movement in the
'H OF progress viii be the addition of de-
ea.i ll q and remodeling of lie Sec
vi SIu moor for ladies ready-made suits,
s'oaAs and capes. On page IS of this IS
house.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

r,-.casr for Savannah and vicinity until
rr,g5t Aug. q. 1s9S-showers; no de-
al change In temperature.
r-a.tber From Washington
~ georgia: Fair in northwest; show
IN southeast portion; southerly winds.
For Eastern Florida: Showers; easterly
|gnds. r,,-,ao. rrhraota,,inc-
io shor wirh showers on the Gulf; east
/. south winds.
For South Caroliila' Si'0" s'N'4'>
|sssterly winds.
General conditions:
:, - clear in Alabama and Eastern Tex
!. Dartlv cloudy to cloudy IN all other
'a,rtiors of the South
u is warmer at Raleigh, n. c., and in
'xortheastern Texas.
%yisbt 70 fresh variable winds are re-
- along the South Atlantic coast.
|Fyssterdav's weather at savannah
,,,rin,,ln1 temperature 80 pm. So degrees
Ti0iroum temperature a. M. Is degrees
|uaan temperature ......'....... - degrees
Normal temperature ............ 81 degrees
nseoiancv of temperature $3.50. degree
formulated deficiency since
,no observation-disclosures. 0 degree
|, c.,,Tnula ted excess since Jan. 1.Z53 degrees
Ipanfall OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. go. 10 men
Ir-sl ,................... % inch
Ey.ass since Aug. l ...........4.17 inches
ns6ciency since Jan. ..........5.S inches
pf.er Report: The hight of the Savan-
III river at Augusta at 8 a. m. Goth
n.ridian time) yesterday was 1919 feet, a
n.s of ST. feet during the preceding
sVsnty-four hours.
4 cotton Region Bulletin, Savannah, Ga,
H., the twenty-four hours ending at a.
H. 75,b meridian time, Aug. 20, 1898;
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suffer from headaches, loss of appetite, loss
OF sleep, lassitude Ill the morning, drowsi-
ness during the day and a general out of
sorts feeling. If these conditions are
neglected, almost any serious malady NAV
be the result Frequently it is some nerv-
Gus disorder or dread consumption DR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is the
best medicine for hard working men. It
gives edge to the appetite, makes digestion
and assimilation perfect, invigorates the
liver and purihes and enriches the blood.
1t IS the great blood maker and flesh
builder. 1t cures 90 per cent. of all cases
OF chronic or lingering, bronchial, throat
and lung affections.
All too frequently, death dogs the foot
steps of the wife, in the guise of weakness
and disease of the delicate and important
organs that bear the burdens of wifehood
and maternity. There is an unfailing cure
for disorders Of this nature. 1t is DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription. 1t acts di-
rectly on the sensitive organs concerned,
making them strong, healthy and vigorous.
1t fits for wifehood and motherhood.
They are sold at all medicine stores.
During early childhood death turks in
every corner for these fragile innocents
The mother can only protect her babes by
acquiring some practical medical knowi
edge.C DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser imparts this knowledge For a
paper covered copy send 81 one cent
stamps to co1e'- cost Of mailing only, to
DR.. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. Cloth
binding 81 stamps.
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FIFTH's TROUBLES CONTINUE.

Fl, temperature; az, velocity OF wind.
II. B. Bower. Observer.
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HELP WAXTED-FENIALEs


WANTED, THREE SALESLADIES
for notion department; apply Monday
morning at O'Clock. Jackson, Metzger
& Co.
WANTED, A YOUNG LADY TO At
tend cigar stand in a hotel. Address CT
gars, Morning News.
YOUNG GIRL WANTED, WHO CAN
sew and willing to work. Apply New
York Dye Works, Whitaker and State.
WANTED, A NEAT CHAMBER MAID.
Apply S25 Whitaker street.
NURSE GIRL WANTED; MUST BE
willing to sleep on premises; none other
need apply; also white girl wanteds Call
12S Taylor street, east, corner Abercorn.
WANTED, DREssMAKER, ONE WHO
cuts by chart preferred. Box %, Cordele,
Ga.
LADIES TO EAlBROIDER PILLOW
covers; work sent to your home good pay
send reply envelope for particulars and
sample. Manhattan Embroidery Com
pany, 1913 Water street, New York.
WE WANT LADY MANAGER IN Ev-
cry town to have charge Of local agents
selling Mar-the-na, our new treatment for
women write at once. Weber Chemical
Company, Schiller Building, Chicago.
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Gen. Shafter Said to Have Recon-
mended It's Disbandment,

Ten. Shafter Said to Have Recon-
mended It's Disbandment.
The Fifth Regiment of United States
Volunteers, commanded by Col. Sergeant,
which sailed from Savannah on the Rio
GFande and Leona after some unpleasant
experiences here seems to be still in a
peck Of trouble" The lack of discip-
nne, or of proper efficiency on the part
the officers, was noted while the regi-
nent was here, one of the majors, it will
remembered, being called down for
spparent neglect of duty by Col. Ray
news now comes from Santiago to the
meet that Gen. Shafter is SO disgruntled
sOout the condition of the regiment that
e either has, or will, suggest it's disband-
lent. The regiment has been tried on
tarrison duty but with such poor sue
ess mat it was withdrawn and it is I'M
SIsIood to have been placed In camp out
ade the city limits.
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~-~-~~~~~~~~-~~-~~~ - -
OPIUM. MORPHINE, WHISKY; IF IN
terested ia the cure of these habits, write
for my book on these diseases, mailed Tree.
b. NJ Woolley, nj. D., Atlanta, Ga.
HOW ARE YOUR FEET? IF YOUR
feet are troubling you, call on me, ana 1
viii give you relief. cure IMPROVING
rails. corns and all diseases OF The feet
without pain. Charges reasonable; can
give the best references IN the city. Pa
tents treated az residences; orders can be
left at Wheelers drug store. Bull anu
State streets. Telephone 2i55l. Lem Davis
surgeon chiropodlst.
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MEDICAL.

~-~~--~~~~~~-~~-~-~~-~ ~-~-~-~-~~~-~-~-~-~~~~
OPIUM, MORPHINE, WHISKY HAB-
it cured at home; painless; So to $40; 10
TO 80 days. DR.. Roughton, Manager
American Medical Dlspensary, Atlanta.
LADIES. CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH
Pennyroyal Pills Diamond Brand are the
best; safe. reliable; take no other; send &c.
stamps, for particulars. Relief for La
dies in letter by return mail. Al drug
gists. Chichester Chemical Co., Philadel-
phia, Pa.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-08-21

dyspepsia and general debility are cured
" r. +. p, Lippman's great remedy, the
superior Of all sarsaparillas.
=, +. is the greatest tonic for the
H9tnach that was ever known.
question bad dreams and biliousness
t sNe way rapidly to the powerful tonic
anu blood cleansing properties of p. p. p.
- prominent railroad superintendent
says he feels better than he ever ala 80
he had the worse case of dvsnensis ''l az
tecofd' lie had no appetite, and me little
, ,e ave disagreed with him, causing him
!" Voiht often; he had pains In the head
bsasl ana stomach; but after using three
I1D OF F. p. p. he felt Ike a new man.
for.. Say that he feels that he could live
tf,s " ne could always get p. p. p.
10 ne l e, WAi be given on application
U.s. sod by all druggists.-ad.