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HEART DISEASE.
soMr FACTS REGARDING THE RAP
I'D INCREASE OF HEART
TROUBLES.
Do Not he Alarmed, but Look Tor
the Cause.

Mart troubles. at least among the amer
,aans arc certainly increasing and WINE
This may be largely due TO tae excitement
ana worry CT American business ne. " IL
MORE often the result oil weak stonacnh'
cf poor digestion. !. ,,o,rat,e. I'M, nor
ne esss In hundred OF heart trouble ~
organic. ,., ha.rt ,roubla
~ .nr d,gestion is because both organs
ars controlled by the same great nerves,
tho synpathetic and Pneumogastfic.
In another way, also the heart " Ahsul.
ed by the forIn OF poor uiges.on, W ,'a,s'
.e,sgs gas and fermentation from nhii'
sW.as.sa GOOD. There 10 a feeling OF OPP
rrs ss;o,, and heavipcss In the cnest caussn
-. s'rsssrre of the distended stomach on
- ~ h.art and lungs, interfering with theil
sns,an. hence arises paipitation and snor'
| breath. ,.i,nra tbe blood
making Il thin and watery, when Hr''
tates and weakens lhe h.utN. az ha.r
The most sensible treatment Tor near
,,,,,,,o a. 70 improve the digestion ana y
.,s,,sa No nranupt assimilation OF 1000.
na MI. nsn H.. done by the regular unc ere
ais III some cafe, pleasant and enecuY
diyeative preparation. llSc stuart pss
nensia Tablets, which may pe Ivuhn
most drug stores and which conlain saiu
able. harmless digestive e'enAeAhS -
.,essanf. convenient form.
e. safe 10 say that the regular persia
,sn, use Of stugrts DYSPEPSIA Iap'els
,saat lime will cure any form OF stolnAc
me~ s sx..ept cancer OF the stomach
Tu,l siued pachage Of these tablets 81
~ druerists at 30 cents, Little DooA =
, | stomach troubles mailed free. Aauress =
II A. Stuart CO.. Marsnhi'' MICH
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other symptom that shows q consarup-
tive tendency, don't hesitate for mo-
ment, hut iortify yourself ut once, not
as precnutiuii. but as needed and neree-
sary safeguard against grave possioili-
ties.
The Way.
Never In the history OF the world be-
fore has mankind been SO singulnriy FOR
tunate In having ut it's disposal means
to the end Of fortiilcntion. az today.
Heretofore there have been many differ
ent ways to fortlfy yourself at given
point. each good In It's way. but nothing
that would covcr ALL conditions. nothing
that would meet EVERY requirement..
until the eminent American medical scien-
list, Doctor Slocum gave to the world
the benefit OF years Of scientific study
and research, and promulgated what has
since been named In his honor. the SLo-
In the sLocuM SYSTEM, which corr
eists q. four distinctly different prcpara-
lions, carefully thought-out and scien-
,incaliy constructed eystsm OF treatment ,i,
| II given. II touchSs not on one point
hut ON ALL the points necessary to COM
pletely fortify the human system against
/ the inroads OF disease, and the dangers
OF climatic changes. so potently powerful
/ in March
FIRST, the S1sOCUM SNSIEM seisc'
on every germ In tho nosc. throst chcH
or lungs. and after killing them drives
them completely ont OF the system, there
| by removing the cause OF the disease,
4 SECOND, It introduces into the weak
cned and sebilitated system strength
ening, invigoratlng and fnttening food
\ which builds up and restores the waste'
and worn out tissues, and covers the bod,
with blanket OF flesh, which dehes tn
Vta mr. N
protects tho delicate respiratory organs.
THIRD it soothes ana allays all In
. flnmraat,on of the alimcntary canal, du
: to the former activity of tho germs not
. removed, stops all catarrhs. discharge
!. and conauera tho cough.
FOURTH, st sends all over the systenn
i tonic influence, which stimulates. invigor
: ates, strengthens and makes tho blood RED
: rosy and Of quick, healthy action
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Rates $3.50 and $500 per day.
las I.Awf,OR Prop.
the

a. NJ. Boone, Dallas; s. j.. Winston, Rich
'rSnd; a. K. Stude. wife and son, Cleournei
]. H Halligan, st. Louis; II. l. Gholson,
SSsaphis; jos ,0ssood, Sabine Pass; Henry
Mss: I. p. McGovaan. city; f.. P: Bartlett,
Austin; W. s. Purnell,. Philadelphih; 4 ~
ym. Laskor, city; Mrs j. j.. Nolan, Austin;
Mrs. Lillian oIiard. Benayides Charles B..
Cloves. New York W. T. Powers and vile,
y 9. Powell, Marlin; ,. zadek and y ~
Gytrt; 7, NJ. Coleman. city; NJ. ,Prindle and
yiie New York: NJ. G. Crawford. g. Louie;
i!ae- Beaumont Victoria; G. w. Cobb, w. n.
Brooks, Chicago; +. I; Chapman. cuero; I.
Point; v. n, Merriwcther. Wharton; W. n.
Hunter Dallas; j. l.. Way st. Louis: A. 8.
scMter and wife, Chicago; r.; w Braha =,
Hurtsyille; l. R. Holmes and daughter. G. 7,
wllson; San Antonio; N; Jarreaq, Dallas
8. y. Van Phecl, Baton Rouge: ]. IA. Simms
Phladelphta: j. d. Bryant, Preston Brynnt
shy Sly Miss I1llender, Galveston; J $ Warden
Weiss. New Orleans; Fred cruikshank, At
ianta, Vim. Farley. Boston; Clnud Winirey
Lcuisviic; Bob Freer1au Cleveland; ALFRED
SVhlcott, Colorado Springs.
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MOVING I,rs RoApBED.
santa Fe ~ Making Extensive i"-
movements NcRr Brenhnm'


S.nt. ne ~ Making Extensive I'M.
proye,ments Near BrenhnH'
BRENNAN. Texas, February ~. - Inc
cu,f Colorado and Santa Fe railway Is
engaged in a work which involves an I'M
mense Improvement and which VIII ada
great deal to the facilities for doing pus'-
ness. In that 1t will do away with num-
her OF very steep grades. During the basi-
,,ess season freight trains have been un-
able TO null UP these grades without as
s,stence. and some of the trains have been
run in sections on account OF tue strain
an the motive power In making the neesy
I;pulls.S, Re
The Kicker & Lee construction force OF
q large number of men is now engaged IN
moving the roadbed; in fact, an entire new
trnck IL being laid for distance OF ABOUT
siy miles. the work commencing Eourh OF
cav Hill and extending to the fegua
river At the point where the imprSFe-
nIent Ia being made the track runs aiinos'
east and west. It is being moved TO Inc
south OF the old right OF way. Inc rSao
has secured all the right OF way neeuSu
for the work, except portion Wishlh Wy
town OF Gay Hill, and COMMENTATORS pto'
| cee01DgS nave SOhhipAiSS" AoA
| The company, through It's attorheys
Brenham, Searcy & Garrett To-Day nieN
petition in the county court asking INA
commissioners be appointed to appralse
| the value aud condemn q certain SCRIP
Hand in Gay Hill, owned by Theodort
| Wolf. 1t is about one-third OF an acr
of ground. Wolf owns about four acre
in the vicinity of the proposed right Q
wav and is DESTROYS of disposing OF al
Of It 70 the company, but they DO No
care to bay except that which Is neeuei
and therefore. the condemnation proceeu
ings have commenced. County Judge Cur
nv read the petition when 1t was presente
To him and made an order that the ciel
file IL. He appointed u. II. Barton, W.
! sears and H. Werchan commissioners
, The proceedings. They will appoint TIN
II for the hearing within few days.
This work of Improvement by the SAN
!. lre Is as large a job of the kind as w
/. ever attempted in Texas. II is not orc
!. that n road endeavors to move entlre
: from one right of way TO another, aha
i great deal OF attention has been a,trac.
!. to it. When finished II VIII give tne ro'
/. hetter facilities for handling heavy lraii
:. Division Superintendent Scott Is dowb ne
Y from Temple quito often to look at !
! work and to see that IL is being proper
4. done.
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DAILY Ppsr. FRIDAY MORNING FEBRUARY a. isse

and that +. r. DuuaSvsy Of Denver will
DO in charge. In all probability !. v.
Goode, Fort Worth, Will DO IN charge OF
the Texas division OF the road There
WILL II IL said. be q change In the general
freight and passenger departments, With
head for each II. 7. Keeler, Fort
Worth, will probably have charge OF the
freight department. Fort Worth Will con-
tinue to be headquarters for the road. but
the system Will probably be known as the
Colorado Southern. Colonel Morgan
Jones, president. resigns at the coming
meeting. and 1t Is learned that he Will
devote much OF his time In tho interest
Of the extension OF the Wichita Valley
from Wichita Falls.
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NOW IS The time TO FORTlFY YOURSELF
Catarr Bronchitis, Grip Its After-Effects Asthme
Weak System, Lingering Cough and All Other
Consumptive Tendencies Should be Looked
After Carefully at just This Time.

clears the complication aud triuqu ~ rich
hue OF youth to the cheeks II vital,tez
every weak and rundown" conditi6n.
quiokcns tho brain and reguiAtee the
heart. till tho whole system respoads With
. warm. natural glow OF perfect health
1t brings back the degree OF hoaith which
Nature intended should be yours. and for
tifes invincibly, by making perfect.
So much for tho sLOCUM SYSTEM.
Now for tho manner Of obtaining It.
Practical Philanthropy.
Much as the sIocuM SYSTEM means
to humanity, grent rs ite benefits ARE 70
lung sufferers and those In quest OF for-
trying strength, It may be obtained by
the readers OF The Houston Post for the
asking. owing TO tho desire Of Doctor
his glorious discovery, and that humAulty
may benefit and reap the reward OF his
long years OF labor.
A special arrangement has bean nude
with Doctor slocum, by which the read
| crs OF The Houston Post may have ehe
| four preparations making up tho SLOCUN
| SYSTEM by simply sending their manner
and complete addresses to the SL0CUM
LABORATORIES. o6 and 90 Pine street.
| New York City. Remember this unef
embraces the entire. full, complete sL0-
| CUM SYSTEM, which is world renowned.
and tho principles Of which have recentiy
| heen ind0rHed by Sir William Br0adbenf.
physician to tho Prince OF Wales.
/ Write to the Doctor Today.
i No matter what your difficulty, no rnsts
ter what your condition, no matter what
/ your fears, write TO Doctor Siocuf1.
Write fully and freely, with the idea that
sou are addressing man with biz,
broad, liberal mind who has given the
beat part OF his life TO the study Of just
such a cnse as yours, and who Will give
you advice as freely and generously -
he offers his famous SYSTEM OF TREAT
> MENT.
Don't delay, don't put OF 'till tomorrow,
/ but write Immediately to DR.. r. A. el.O-
CUM. 0S Pine street, New York CITY, sly:
Ing full address, and say that you read
/ this generous offer in Tho Houston Post,
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900. nna Personals,

Mr.. s. r.. b. Morse, general passenger
rent az the Southern Pacific. left for new
Orleans last night
captain James Beaumont mont n I'VE S ssocs
a,srsers 81 Victoria, was in Houston yes
terday.
MI q. M. Swan. general agent OF the
freight departments Of the Cotton hslt
iines in TeYas. was here yesterday from
Ills headquarters at Tyler.
several OF the old veterans who attended
the meeting Of Tom Green's brigade q q
n II an route TO their homes.
4 marty Of some twenty fiye DISCHARGE
so,d,srs, formerly members Of battery q
Wrist artillery, passed through Houston
/ iart night ga route from Galveston 70 thei
respective bones
Mr. w. seward Webb, president OF 80
Wagner Car company, Will PASS tnrous'
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TRAN SERVICE ABANDONED.
Smallpox Quarantine Cpuses Trouble
nm Texas Mexican.

smallpox Quarantine Causes Trouble
on Texas Mexican.
The prevalence Of smallpox In various
portions OF the state. and the Quarantines
resulting therefrom are for the first time
beginning to Interfere with the operation
OF trains. The Texas Mexican yesterday
abandoned Its entire train service east OF
Alice on account of the quarantine restric-
lions existing in that section. and In con-
nectior with this movement Issued no.
tees to connecting lines and others in
tcrestod to the cffect that hereafter. until
further notice, no freight will be accepted
for points between Alice and Corpus
Christi a distance OF forty-thrce miles.
It is not believed that it will be found
necessary to maintain this arrangement
for any considerable length Of time, as an
epidemic Of the disease is considered I'M
likely,
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INSTRUMENTATION Must Cea.c.

Ottawa, Ont. February 23.--At meet
ing of the railway committee of the privy
council the question of the Grand Trunk
and Canadian Pacific railways. discrimna-
tion against the local companies in favor
of the Standard Oil company came UP
and was discussed at length. Tho commit
tee has unanimously decided although no
formal judgment was given, that the dis
crimination must cease and the objection
able tariffs be revoked. The railway COM
panies VIII appear at a later date before
the committee and get decision on what
is considered through freight and what is
not.
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Houston within the next few days en-
route from his homo In New York TO
points In California.
Mr.. George n. Hunter, local passenger
and ticket agent OF the international and
Great Northern went to Galveston ycster-
day to assist Mr. Joe d. Morrow in han
ding the movement OF body of dis
charged soldiers from that point.
Colonel S. r. B. Morse, general passen-
ger agent OF the Southern Pacific, returned
To his headquarters In New Orleans last
nisht after spending the past two days
with Mr.. L. J. Parks. general passenger
agent OF the Galveston, Harrisburg and
San Antonio and Texas and New Orleans.
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SMALLPOX.
In the TERRITORY

Denison, Texas, February 22.--Thc
smallpox situation in the Indian Territory
is still quite serious. South McAlestcr has
been added to the list of towns which have
.auarantined against the Infested territory
in the Creek nation,
From the most reliable authority Il is
learned that there are fully 500 cases
in the Creek nation, with spread oil the
infection to other remote country pre-
cinctg. The disease is confined mostly to
Indian families. and the loss OF life is re-
ported to be very large.
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WACO NonTHwEsrERN.

Receivership TO be Finally Wound
TN ON March 20.
Galveston. Texas. February 2S.-Alfred
Abeel, receiver, and A. P, Mccormick, at
torney for the Waco Northwestern rail-
road we're here today from Waco. They
came to present claim for Anal compen-
sation for the receiver In that case. Judge
Bryant advised them that the matter
would be taken up by him on March 20,
at the same time that other affairs per-
tanning to the final wiDd-np OF the re-
ceivership in the Northwestern case will
be heard.
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TO Knock out "a Trust.

y Topeka, Kan, February Ex-Governor
Stanley has signed the bill through which
ne State legislature means to relieve the
Mrmers OF the exactions on the binding
manufacture OF binding twine by convicts
"a the State penitentiary and appropriates
10000 for the installment Of a plant and
siuo.0O0 to be used as a sinking fund to
3rry on the enterprise.
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GAIT. JULES ALvonp.
Wen Known RRiirondcr Died at His
Home In Fort Worth.

Home In Fort worth.
Fort Worth, Texas, February 2s.-Cap-
tain Jules Alyord died at noon today Of
congestion OF the brain at his home In this
city. lie Is well known and highly re-
spected citizen, conductor of the Texas
and Pacific. and was . prominent member
of the Masonic order and the Order or
Railway Conductors. He came IN on ms
run al o'clock this morning and at noon
he was dead
He was a brother-in- to u. P. Tur-
nrr. general passenger and ticket agent OF
the Texas and Pacific, having married Mr..
Turner's eldest sister. He has q brother,
~. N Alvord, who Is superintendent OF
the Missouri. Kansas and Texas at Green
Vile,
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Hartford City, Ind, February o3--By
mysterious explosion, following IRE dis
covered In the Dick building early today.
four persons lost their lives and three
we're injured. Four charred bodies were
taken from the ruins. They are: Lewis
La Forge and wife, James Bone and Will
liam Lewis
Tho Injured are. John Lewis, Nathan-
lei Rounse and Joseph Rounse.
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coca, YARDS MT sherman.

sherman, Texas, February 23.-The COT
ton Belt today brought IN several carioaus
Of lumber with which to construct eS'en-
awe stock yards at this place. The roads
construction force also arrived Inns ",
ternoon and the work OF construction WIZ
he begun at once.
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rbc Orange branch.

orange. Texas, February 23.--in let
ter to Mr.. J. II. Dawson OF TINS place.
Mr.. NJ. p. Paret, assistant chief engineer
~ the Kansas City. Pittsburg and Gull
railroad, informed him that the WORK OF
constructing the branch line OF the rec
Gee from Lemon to Orange would osgln
,,st nc soou as contracts. which were now
i ,,a,ne rrnuared. could be awarded.
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New c.n.e, M uiilaborc.

Hlilsboro, Texas. February q. -;Arother
case OF smallpox made its appearances last
Aight at the residence OF Mr.. J. w. Now
lin. HIS nurse. negro woman. took sick
last night and Health Physician Thurman
pronounces her case mild attack OF small.
pox. Mrs. Nowlin and their baby have
neither taken 1t yet. The city schools are
attn suspended,
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!. Mcxicnn BADLY burned.

Lockhart Texas, February ga Mex
lean, whose name was not ascertaineu,
was desperately burned yesterday few
miles south of town. While burning
brush in the neld he had an epileptic mt,
TO which he was subject, and iell IN Tho
fire. His legs were 80 burned that ampu-
tation OF one may be necessary
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rIasr-cLAsA.

teiai mtn. Rates. se.sp, 70 s4.V per DAY.
5artly frs. class. ~, 81
|Em. Davidson and wife, Joliet, Ill; j.. j.,
H@, Eagle Lake; P. A.. yahcy, San Antonio;
(Ginald Farwood, Paris; John l.. May, G..
VIA; w Reid, Dallas; John Robb New York:
]. n. Delano. Chicago: Max Morehouse, Ely
kl Ohio; L.: w. Clarke, Louisville; Phil
icdzel. Jr.. New Orleans; Ray Barrett. W.
Z. Roesch. =. NJ. Childs, Nine Scaichi Lolly
tnd maid, DR.. o. G. Loliy, Mile. N. Waldi,
L!inan A. Albert, New York; u A. William
san, Kansas City; All S. Tackaberry. city; II.
~ Hanson, Forest City. Iowa; H. Frank
Nawford. Houston; Frank "a. Dwyer, Chi
|Hso: C. E. Solomon, Galveston; Lewis
|abeles New York; Miss Skip McFsdden. Miss
I %; III Fadden, Beaumont; P. r. Austin, T. p.
|Trayior, Victoria; Leon Levy, Dallas: j. j.
|sEltb. Cincinnati; r. l.. Hardeman, Pales-
|tns; G. Il. NaheTs, Waco; Edgar l.. MarsteI,
New York; James Green, st. Louis; J. G.
|rkalan, Fort Worth; Alex NJ. ASheson, DENT
|sl, II. W Rencau, San Antonio; Edwin $.
|slauss w. D. Olney. New York; Win. Regis
|hr, Austin; X. H. Chatham, Waco; A. II
|Iay. Galveston: u. Steinhlrdt, st. Louis; W
r.. Maxwell, Temple; Rev. w. II. De Bost
aud wife, Sewanee, Tenn; II. u. Smith, Sar
Antonio: r. Mcclure. Dawson City. NO.; II
ID. Holmes, New Orleans; j.. I. Humphrey
Dallas; j. J. sikey, Eagle Lake; W. II. Har
nson, New York.
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M Alarm at RocItport.

Rockport, Texas. February sz.-inere 70
no excitement here over the SMALLPOX SIT
uation and as yet no quarantine has been
ordered There are no cases known IN TUG
county and the people feel pretty safe.
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rn.peeting santa Fee. Line.

r,ehurne. Texas, February 22--superin-
tendent Pendell and Roadmaster y.
o,powd Of tho Santa Fe will go south IN
~ ,oorn,nr 10 meet General superintend-
sr,, r II, Ressiruie. and they WIN pc on
the road soyeral days on tour Of 'nspec-
finn. 49,. fsIls
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NJ New Cases at Eearne.

Hearne Texas, February 22,--rhere are
no new developments in the smallpox
scare. The patients are reported ns con-
yaiescing and very little fears are enter
tninpd
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rMo New ca.es 1t cIeburnc.

C,cburne, Texas, February ed. II
Grayiea developed a case of smallpox to-
aav Another one of Mr.. BENEFITS child
rei, also developed smallpox. This makes
ter cases In all. About Atty suspects and
exposed persons are quarantined the
situation appears better today than yes
terday.
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FIT. ". = D. Q. nnoncAsIzATIos.


LIKELY that u Greut Many bhh"se-
Will Result Therefroin.
The reorganization OF the Fort worth
and Denver City road will occur In New
York next month. A dispatch sent on,
from Fort worth Is to the effect that J.
q understood there that Frank rrumpuil
Of Denver will be the new president, ana
that.B. l.. winchell, who was until re-
comfy General passenger agent Of ms
.E'risco. viii be traffic manager u Is Pc
lleved that the office o. genera SIr ~
intendent OF all lines VIII De eslappsasS
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TOURIST
SLEEPERS
Once q Week
Between St.Louis
and San francisco
are run Ms follows

WESTBOUNU. ,.,. ..
81. Louis and San Frnnnsco-St Aouis
PsrlB. ,.,sx.
~ Texas Mldiand-paris 20 Enn .sturo.y.
h han.so NAM and Texas 70 Hous.o.
- sunset Route- Houston e Ei pa Sunday.
Lave san Antonio, '.s'to =. r. r.anstseo.
Supset Ronts-El Pasp TO san rr ann,sso'
Leave IN Paso. ....,.... 2:3s " N. Eruuuafy
Arrive Los Angelica. .le:3g p. N.
EAETBOUSD. ~
Sunset Route--san Franrihco 70 81 faso'
Leave sap Francisco. 300 a, 10, FIiaayus -.
Leave Los Angeles. s:l5 q, ~; s,ar
!. grnset R5nts--Ei Prso 70 toLs,son. =.
Leave Tel Pnso ........... z;.o D. ~ SsI.uas -.
Houston and Texas Central--I!olstoa p Ennis
'" Icsns Midirnd--Isnn!s 70 Parry. ,.d.x.
I,.oyc EnnIa ...s .......s.S.G .. H. Iuosuaya
81. Louis ana San Francisco- Paris 70 st.
Louis.
I,enys Paris ..11:0b a.. m. Tuesdsys
Arrive 81 Louis. ...,.., 7:25 q. m. Wednesahyl
f,oti. through ana local passengers can no
cure berfhs IN these cars. - -.
Escl ca. viii BE- In charge Of Tourist Sx'
curslon Agent .,......, q, ~.
Pullman Company. 4, vouu,Ne
@. r. and 7. A.. n. and 7. 9. Z. Z.
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What March Means.

What the frost Is to the flower. Is
March. mad. merclloes March, TO the con-
sunptve. March Is u month traught
with fearful possibilities and countless
dangers, March Is the month when those
of consumptive tendencies should be ever
on their guard, ever on tho alert TO COM
bnt the inroads OF pulmonary diseases.
March Is the time when every cold, yes,
every symptom OF cold, should be fought
off as CALAMITY and couragcously as only
those under the glorious Stars and Stripes
know how to fight of conditions, new or
old, remote or near at hand
March Is the tine to look after tho tit
Ito things In health for many consump-
lives grave has been illad by one who
neglected q simple cold. and realized the
truth only when consumption's wicked
grasp wae upon him.