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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-22
FALLING OF THE WOMB.

When the womb moves from its proper
position it drags and pulls upon the liga-
ments which hold il in place, causing fric-
lion and inflammation. A moments
thought will show you what drain this
is. 1t always means weakness and irrita-
biity, and usually headache and terrible
uterine pains If you have any symptoms
of falling or displacement OF the womb,
YOU ought to take Wine of Cardu! ut once.
Don't let il run day longer a II sorts Of
dangerous diseases grow from 1t. Think
of .he women who die every year because
their womb trouble was neglected too long.
Then think what Wine of Cardni has done
for those who have taken it. fit will cure
thousands OF other woman made Just as
you are. suffering just the same, 1t will
surely cure YOU How can II fail? Why
not profit by Mrs Browning's experience.
and get bottle of Wine of Cardui to-day ?
Delcarbo, Ind, July 10, 1898.
suffered with falling of the womb for
about three years would take weak
spells, and could hardly stand on my feet
long enough to get meal of Victuals with
out lying down. | tried many different
medicines, but nothing seemed to do me
good until commenced with McElree' S
Wine of Cardui and Thedford's Black
Draught. Ny improvement is simply
wonderful, and feel ike another person.
MRS. NJ BROWNING.
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OF OFFICERS
OF the Houston, Brazos and Northern Rail-
way Company.
COLONEL R. NJ. HALL IS THE PRESIDENT
Contract to he Let-First Tennessee
VIII Pass Through Houston-A
well Known brakeman Died.
MEL R. NJ. HALL is THE PRESIDENT

The directors of the Houston, Brezos ana
Northern Railway company met yesterday
afternoon in the office of Colonel X Nj.
Hall for the purpose of effectlng an or
ganization, which was done by the cleo
ton of the following officers: Colonel r.
NJ. Hall, Houston, president; Colonel John
Peter Smith, Fort Worth, vice president
f. A. Rice, Houston. secretary and treas
urer. The president was authorized to APP
point such other officers and select such
employees as the interests of the company
may require. He has selected Mr. Johh
w. Maxcy of this city as chief engineer
and Major ]. C. Stafford of Houston VIII
serve the new company as right OF way
agent,
Colonel Hall, the president said to a
Post representative last night "A corps
of engineers under the direction OF MI
Maxcy will be ready TO take the fiold TO-
morrow "wednesday morning, ana TINS
part OF the work will be prosecuted as
rapidly as possible. The proolematlcal
stage of the new road is now passed. ana
1t NAV be looked on as reality. 1t Is
chartered tor the purpose of building '
road 400 miles long in the direction OF
Tishomingo, l. y.
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"BILL. MURRAY HAPPY.
The New Illinois Central schea"ie
PIeases Him.

The New Illinois Central schea"ie
PIeases Him.
Colonel William Murray, division pas
s.nper agent at New Orleans for the M
pois Central is happy over the recent
schedule changes on his road. This re-
arrangement OF the schedule was maze
to conform to some extent to the trathc
Arrangement with the Southern PACING IN
the handling of the through tourist cars
from points on the Northern connection 70
San Francisco. and also 10 Improve
service of its own line. hod
The clever way in which the new scnea
ules have been arranged mas cnalens ~
the admiration of every raliroau hen ~ ~
the city, and while the competitoIs % tne
Illinois Central are discreetly siien'i 'r IN
men who are not directly ,n.eres.eu IA
what the Illinois Central is dong are ioa ~
in their praise of the road. uhder tns
new Arrangement. which became eheetNe
last Sunday. passengers leaving New VI =,
leans on the evening train are iahaeu =,
louisville the evening of the following uSy
at 5:45 o'clock, at Chicago at Wv eioon
Mt Cincinnati at $3.50 o'clock ana 81 l'oui'
at 4:35 o'clock ho,,
This is the best time that has ever peon
made 10 those points by any railroad soint
ont of New Orleans. At the same ,ih s
the service Is kept up to the usual nIs.
standard. which has in the years past pe.i
maintained by the Illinois Central In o'
der that these phenomenal runs over SUI
Ionp distances can be successfully mann
tanned very few stops are made.
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THE CAPITAL CITY.
Propress of western Texas Restrict
ed by the Lease Law,

ed by the Lease Law,
Austin. Texae November 2i.-Hon Geo
W. Smith OF Colorado City IS here on bus
mess with the state department. He says
that the people OF Mitchell and neighbor-
ing counties are working strenu 7usiy for
the development of the west but that
their efforts In that direction are consi4e
ably interfered with by what is known as
the permanent lease line ixed by the
Twenty fifth legislature, west OF which
prospective purchasers OF school lands can
not get in owing to the understandable
leases of large areas granted large cat
tlemen.
Hon. Ned Morris OF Houston, special
counsel for the State In the Henderson
county lynching cases, is here today on
business with the executive and attorney
generals departments.
Hon. Albert BurIesoD left here today
for Washington TO assume his new DUTIES
az congressman from the Ninth district.
The Imperial Mystic Legion OF omaha,
Neb. oualihed 10 operate in Texas today
under tho terms Of the fraternal and ben
eficiary order act OF the Twenty-sixth leg
slature.
The commissioner Of Insurance TO-DAY
gave notice that the Citizens Insurance
company ~ Chicago Is not authorized 20
do business in Texas.
The State health department Is IN re-
cefpt OF information TO the effect mat two
new cases Of smallpox have developer at
the Llano detention camp.
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YOUNG WIVES.

Every young wife needs Wine OF Cardui.
1t prevents all Weakening drains upon her
system, and prepares her for every duty of
wifehood and motherhood. Young wives
can save themselves many hours of anxiety
and suffering by sending5 cents In stamps
TO the Chattanooga Medicine Company
Chattanooga, Tenn, for q copy Of DIR.
McElree's 12S-pagc Home Treatment Book.
This book describes all female and family
diseases, and is needed In every home.
Mrs. Lucy Perkins, 2ss Patton Street
Knoxville. Tenn, wrote to our Indies
Advisory Department on April 1, 1898: u
had good health until after married. AZ
the time of my monthly sickness, suffer
terrible misery; i also have heart palpita'
tion--in fact, my whole system seems oul
of order. / am low spirited, nervous ant
cross am very much out OF heart. Do
Won think Wine of Cardui could help a case
like minuS"
W. advised Mrs. Perkins to take Wine
of Cardui and Black-Draught, and this Il
what she wrote July 10, 1898: 81 am TAX
ing the third bottle of Wine of Cardui now
and am feeling better than l have fol
months. / have taken nothing but the
Vino OF Csrdui and Black-Draught since
April, and expect 20 continue using them,
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MENSTRUAL TROUBLE

There is hardly an American home In
which some occupant does not suffer from
irregular or painful menstruation. Thou
sands of women dread the approach of the
monthly period as time of torture. But
we have yet to hear of a case of painful or
irregular menstruation which Wine of
Cardui will not benefit. 1t always drives
away the dreadful bearing down pains and
headaches and backaches. There is abso-
lutely no excuse for prolonging your Illness
day. Think Of the difference between
the suffering you now endure and what
you would feel as thoroughly well woman.
If you take Wine Of Cardui as directed
you will not have more of those severe
pains in the head, neck. back, arms and
legs You will escape that distressing
numbness. dizziness and nervouness, like
Mrs. Brown did. Read her story:
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GET xnlrR SHARE.

Are YOU getting your share of the vast
amount OF money spent In ADVERTISING ~
used TO be all given TO the publishers
of newspapers and magazines, but oy the
latest method IL Is freely distributed
among the people themselves; that Is
among those who are alert and quick
aud can see an advantage when II ~ OIL
fered them. ..,,,,
one of the most successful establish
ments in America, the Woolson spice
Comnany Of Toledo, Ohio, is spending
thousands of dollars 10 advertising tneir
lion Coffee. and they are paying out TINS
money directly TO the people VINO pur-
chase the coffee. Their plan is 70 enclose
in their one-pound package OF Lion Col
foe a most attractive Premium Last so
costIy are some Of the articles on ms
Premium List that one wonders now tney
can afford to give them away with tnelI
goods; but 1t must be remembered ina
these premiums are bought In enormous
o,,arti,,es and bought directly of the man
f,facturers. so that they are secured at
about one fourth the price the retail con-
sumer pays. No profit is paid TO SHIPPER
vhoIesaler or retailer; the goods are al
bought at first hand. ,o
This method OF Introducing Lion Gomez
IL as ~ YOU wanted TO purchase some ar
tIcla for which you would have to pay
81: the proprietors OF Lion Gomez puy ~
for Won for 25 cents and then give IL 10
Won for the trouble that you take in let
ting them know you are using their ooii &c,
The housekeeper who is alive to tnf
value Of her patronage may now, by 1T
tie trouble, secure many desirable ar,
ticles from time TO time At no cost. Al
that she has TO do is 70 cut out and pre-
serve the Lion head which appears on me
wranper OF every package OF Lion Coffee
These lion heads are received by the Wool
SON Spice Company in pay Tor tneh
premiums. - e,.,
Company places great value on the recon-
mendation Of a satisfied customer, iol
they believe the best advertising Of ieor
Coffee Is where some one who uses II tells
a friend Of lis good quality. II Is mostb
IN this way that It's enormous sale mai
been brought about. Many people are y
delighted with il that they feel u duts
To recommend II 10 their friends an. 81
| every package contains Premium Vas
with fnll instructions for securing the ar
| ticIes offered. there Us much interest II
buying LION Coffee for household use
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CHANGE OF LIFE.

This functional change. which comes toa
30 one of the most critical in her life, II
the "Change OF Life is passed safely she
may expect to live TO happy old age.
When proper treatment Is not secured at
this time few women are really ever well
again. They quickly become nervous.
"fdgety,n unlovely old creatures, no com
fortto themselves or their families. There
is nothing like Wine OF Cardui to help
women over this dangerous period. Those
who take it when the first menstrual irreg-
ularity gives warning OF the approaching
change, have peaceful, long life as a
reward. They will grow old gracefully
and enjoy life to the end. Ii you are near
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.
the time when you expect the "Change Of
Life fortify yourself by getting Wine Of
Cardus at your nearest drug store to-day.
Black Draught assimilatcs. with the Wine.
and should always be used N ccHI ecti0p
with 1t. Many contented granduhothese
owe their happiness to these medicines.
. Concordia, Kan, Feb. %, 1899.
think Il my duty to write you about
myself. am "A years old. and was very
sick last summer from the "Change OF
Life" Two Of the best doctors OF Grand
Island, Neb., after treating me, gave me
up to die. AS last resort tried Wine Of
Cardui. am happy to say II helped me
from the first dose. After using It awhile
was In better health than for many years.
Another spell has lately. come on .mei and
/ sent down town last night for q bottle OF
Wine OF Cardui again. After taking 1t a
few hours am very much better to-day.
1t Is pleasure to mo TO tell others about
this wonderful mediciuc.
MRS. NJ. w. RANDOLPH.
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Jacksonville. Fla. Jan. %, 1899.

take pleasure in writing YOU at this
time to thank you for the benefit have re-
ceived from your advice and he Wine of
Cardui and Black Draught. In my terrible
condition, about which | wrote you, my
life was no pleasure TO myself and ] was OF
no use to anybody. | thought my coed hus-
band was tired of me and sighted me. for
l had been only sick boarder in his house
for four long years.
After receiving your advice and medicine
/ commenced taking the Wine of Cardui
and BlackDraught, following closely your
instructions, and immediately began to i'm
prove. The pains left me, my menses
came at the correct time, continued only
two days. gained strength and my weight
has increased five pounds, My husband
says the medicine has made me better look
ing than ever was, and that am what he
would call beautiful. Do you wonder that
! thank God for what He and your wonder
full medicine have done for me2
Mrs. b. h. BROWN.
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Rntcs TO Houston.

The Houston and Texas Central Rail
road company has announced that on ac-
count of the Texas annual conference Of
the Methodist Episcopal church, colorei'
in Houston, December 5-12, agents may
sell tickets December 4 and for trains ar
irving in Houston morning of pscesmer
to Houston at rates as follows F'om
paints where one way rate to Hous'oA Is
less than s230, round trip rate o. double
the chld's fare; from points whnre one
way rate to Houston is more than Ssso
and less than s3.o5, round trip rate 81 ~;
from points where ono way rate TO Hous-
ton is more than 81, round trip rate of one
fare
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LAwLoR HOTEL ARRIVALS.

". Y. Carroll, ]. B, Green, H. S. Bennett,
Es H. ;. Bennett. d. 2. Bennett, Dunklrk.
a., n, Engelhart, John II. Carniff, New
E I'M N; Miller. city; l.. Kennard, Calves
~ M a A. !: Perkins, NJ. D.. Los Angeles, CAL;
H. u; Gilliand, Sabine Pass; w. d. Her
1 III n WACO; John Cullen, Shreveport, La;
III. a. ~ yaekson; New York; G. W. Talbot. Tenn
E,,,,m. o. Peery. Mexia; ]. w. Morris.
Mrs. Josephine Dick. Column
|Ws,,,LL T. Dick, Columbus; G. II. Hyde
l''sn'Iston, D. c.. X. Oliver, Groesbeeck;
N" Knight, Dallas; NJ. Sullivan, Austin
I'M ta1,iams, San Antonio: Mrs. j. w. Hud-
an, LUNG, .g; W. X. Morrow. city; r. l.. Good
mi..,. uaHas e. ]. O'Brien and wife. Bir-
i sjssam Ala; ]. W, Hudson and wife,
ESon,ss y. v. Connellee, Eastland; J. B..
a T ci., sity; Gus Hollander. Cincinnati; Phil,
G,ss k Dallas H. e. Reed. New York
harris, Paducah, Ky: f. j. Harris,
f SSilsso ~ J. W. Barbean. silver Creek, n. T.;
|Con,pp, mann, New Orleans: S. H. Hopkins.
IL snss. MRS. Hope Adams. Rosenberg; T.
|tsro pJwane, GONZALES: William Elliot. Chi
EsS, nneights; Frank Blizzard. Wharton (;
Non, smith, Dallas; F. p. Sanford, Butte,
d ,EIeorge W. Corley. Atlanta. Ca; C.
|Hosien portsmouth,, Va; J. N. Curley;
-" va William Register. Austin.
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Storm at Rose Hill.

,'e hiil Texas. November 2o.--A heavy
~, ,aa .'orm, accompanied by hail and rain,
,o.., a over this section last night. doing
tables aa damage to trees, garden vege-
snd aug residences. tearing down hues
seat,..ssaHing windows: rail fences were
lsrtsS IN every direction; the storm
down i, noout half an hour. The rain came
thing n. "rrents for a while. then every.
In H. "s s over. A great deal of cotton out
bad ri. aeid was knocked ont and iooked
needss morning. The rain was badly
siyinr ~, !. oeing very dry and stock water
WeatS.,o w Nobody hurt Today the
-c' Is clear and pleasant.
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sAsRISN1a.
itiq South Fifth Street.


Omaha. Nebr., March IL. 1929.
We had been married eleven years, but
no children had been born TO us. After
getting your advice, l have followed your
directions closely, and with only three
bottles Of McElree's Wine OF Cardui and
two packages OF Black-Draught, was
nant, and am expecting to be- confined next
month. MRS. EMMA BURLINGTON.
We have thousands OF other letters which
show what Wine OF Cardui will do toward
blessing a childlcss home. Could there he
stronger proof Wine of Cardui always
cures those common arrangements OF the
menstrual functions, weaknesses in the
organs, tendencies to miscarriage, and
slight displacement of the womb, which,
usually prevents child bearing. We have
vet to hear OF such acase where ithas been
trntlcssly used. Don't despair. Try
Wine OF Cagiui.
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rhe noclsInna Extension.

Mr.. j. T. Mahl. engineer OF maintenance
of way of the Southern Pacific railway
returned yesterday morning from a visit
IN New Orleans. whore he has been on
business for several days. He Is arrang-
ing estimates for the letting of contract
December for the building OF ten miles
Of the Rockland extension of the Sabine
and East Texas railway AS soon as the
o,har tan miles viii be let and the road
vii in this way be pushed TO Nacog-
Soches at once. This work will all be
Sona under the direction OF Frank b..
Goodrich, resident engineer OF construc-
tion
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Of carduI a the, - 81 pubsaSy g snsl.
develop into helv thy, abrasive Womeas
The Wine helps I girl TO form correct me!,;;
strual l2bits, and upon her .menssfu4
habits depends the health che Will have ios
all her life.
Trousdals, Tenn, March IL, ~.
must write and tell you how much gocd
your Vino Of Cardul has done my little
girl. She Is IS years old, and had never
her the Wine, aud ID acted like charm.
We thank God for your wonderful meot-
cine, and pray that he may. bless y01 ID
your work. MRS. DELPHY AkERS.
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LA GRANGE LOCALS.
The Grand Jury Has Made It's re-
port and Adjourned.

La Grange, Texas, November 2l-The
grand Jury appointed for the fall term OF
the district court made their final report
this afternoon and were discharged,
Thirty-one true bills we're returned
twenty seven for felonies and four for
misdemeanors. The report shows that
diligent inquiry has been made into all
county affairs and numerous recommends
tions are made to the commissioners court
]. Lane and W. S. Robson left for Aus
tin this morning on business
The case OF the State Of Texas vs.. Jopn
Riley, charged with the killing OF ~
Ratigan. has been sei or december TO-
lanes l.. Storey. district attorney. In at
tendance upon the grand jury left for
his home (Lockhsrp today and will re-
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M,Ie. Passed Through san Antonio,

San Antonio, Texas, NoVember zi'-NeI-
son A. Miles, commanding general oil the
United States army, passed through San
Antonio this evening at 1880 o'clock. His
special car was attached to the regular
eastbound Southern Pacific train. which
stopped here only the usual schedule time.
General McKibben. commander OF the de-
partment of Texas. was the only officer
from Fort Sam Houston at the depot,
There was no attempt at military reeep-
ton here General Miles will inspect the
fortifications at Galveston tomorrow ane
then leave for the East.
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SIN Unidentified.

Aside from some evidence TO strengthen
the theory mentioned in The Post sat
urday morning, that one of the dead men
found In Galveston bay last week was
Greek named Brozos. the officers have re-.
celyed nothing that would throw any iignt
on the Identity Of the dead man. trlenls
of the Greek Brozos are pretty Wen sa,is,
6ad Thai inc first body found was his, but
nothing at all is known as to the identity
Of The second man.
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PREGNANCY.

Wine of Cardui strengthens the organs
of motherhood drives away nervous ter
rors, relieves morning sickness. and leads
the way to easy and natural labor.
Oelwein, Ia, May o, 1899.
heartily recommend McElree's Wine of
Cardui and Black-Draught for use during
pregnancy. could not cat anything, and
Ind frequent spells of vomiting when |
commenced using these medicines, but
after that / had good appetite, and did
not vomit any more.
MRS. w, NJ, LARGE.
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WORKING WOMEN.

Standing or sitting in the same position
all day induces falling Of the womb, leu
corrhoea, backache and headache. Taken
before the menstrual period, Wine OF
Cardui braces up the system, lessons the
suffering, enables woman 70 work with.
out losing time, and used faithfully, 1t VIII
finally cure her. Society women. who
work lust as hard In another way, find that
IL enables them to do their duty With
Youthful spirit and bright face. Wine q
Cardui will do for any woman All that u
did for Mrs. Robinson. Isn't II worth
trialp
Trlnchera, Col, Dec. Is, 1893.
Last summer you advised me to take
Wine Of Cardui' and Black-Draught. !
have taken bottle, and l am glad TO icy
Won know that l am better ever since
took the FIRST nine doses. When hrst
commenced taking Your medicines was In
bed, and tried several doctors ara they
didn't do me any good, and now can 90
nil my own work and not get tired. think
! have had all the troubles that couid
afllict poor woman; my back hurt, as dia
my head and legs, and had sick stomach
every time ate anything. Now can eat
ANYTHING and not hurt me, and don't get
tired. MRS. CohA hobiNoON'
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u,r.t tennessee Coming.

Information has been received by Gen.
sra, Passenger Agent l.. ]. Parks OF the
southern Pacific that special train has
49, chartered for the transportation OF
the members OF the First Tennessee req.
ne .a,,,,on who recently passed through
t ~ city an route 10 San francisco, from
,ba Golden Gate to Nashville where they
t ,,ln 1 he rendered a State reception. The
u VIII W will pass through Houston next
Mnndav morning.
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SUPERINTENDENT W. b. SCOTT.


He Is Spoken OF IN
cessor 10 MIR. ResSegufe.
The announcement In The Post yestef
day morning OF the rumor regaraihs
changes in the official personnel OF 'ne
Atchison system and the Gulf, Colorado
and Santa Fe was read with interest," ~
railroad circles. There is no one mere 70
confirm or deny tho report 1t is though
however. by railroad men that the rumof
is founded on fact. except as 10 one pai
ticular. and that IL regarding the success.
sor of Mr.. Resseguie. II Is believed ns
the friends NJ Division Superintendent ",
b. Scott Of Temple that he VIII be nams1
TO take charge OF the Gun. coiofsuo ~
santa re railway az general superintend'
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rhe Rate I. Rednced.

On account OF the bull hgh,s az pinoaa
porer,o Diaz the Southern Pacific rail-
way has reduced the rate for round trip
.,s,,o,s from san Antonio to Eagle Pass to
sIso. The fights VIII occur next sunaay
and a special train VIII run from so" 1'n
tonic for the occasion.
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Austin Texas, November 1.-The fol-
,....,rs railroads paid the comptroller their
quarterly tax on passenger esrnin ei,v 'oa s.s
Gulf beaumont and Kansas IVY sf9'
emf and Interstate. 500
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the BABY is CUTTING TEETH
remssv and use that old and well tried
tof ehi s,, Mts Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
soitscs ~ teetning. 1t soothes the child,
Wind s. Tue gums. allsys all pain. cures
diarhas.o ana is the best remedy for
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LADIES' ADVISORY DEPARTMENT.

In cases requiring special directions,
address the "Ladies' Advisory Depart
ment,- THE CHATTANOOGA MEDl-
CINE CO., Chattanooga, Tenn, All let
tors are considered entirely confidential.