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BoERs REPULsED.
Heavy Eas.s..s.s I. which Dssshos
Are DFivsa Pros StFong Positiso-

Hssvy Eag.eens.t In which DssgABs
Are DFivsa Pros . Strong Posittso-
London, Oct. 21.-The Beers met
severe repulse in their move south
yesterday.
1t appears that during the night TIE
BOer artillery occupied a hill COM
manding the British camp, and began
dropping shells at daybreak in The
direction Of the British forces The
latter under General William Penn
Symons. promptly accepted the chal-
lenge and prepared TO meet the invad-
ers with British artillery, which APP
pears to have been worked with such
advantage as to quickly silence the en-
emy's batteries. enabling the infantry
to carry the Boer position with . rush,
In which the Dublin Fusileers and the
Kings Royal Rifles are said to have
specially distinguished themselves. The
fusileers captured the first guns Of the
enemy taken in the present campaign.
Fortunately for the British they are
apparently strong enough TO with
stand a Boer force double their own,
but In view Of the fact that the railway
was cut yesterday at Elandslaagt, evil
IDENTIFY in anticipation of tO-day's At
tack. II would have been impossible to
send reinforcements quickly from
Ladysmith.
Genernl SymOns seems TO have been
in the thick Of the fight. as might have
been expected. Confirmation of the re-
port that he has been wounded ha0
been received.
General Symons was shot through
the thigh. but no bones were broken.
He is cheerful.
General Symons was wounded early
In the action and the command then
devolved on Major Yule.
The enemy. as they fed. were follow
ed by the cavalry. mounted infantry
and artillery. The direction taken was
TO the eastward. AT the latest reports
the cavalry had not returned
Some say that four and some say
that five guns were captured. The BOer
artillery firing WIS weak. A lot Of
plugged shells were used.
Although the enemy's position was
carried soon after 90 O'Clock, scat
tering fire went on almost all after
noon
The British losses are very severe.
but those OF the Beers are much heav-
ier
The final rush was made with q tri-
umphanf yell. and as the British troops
charged to close quarters the enemy
turned and fed. leaving all their imple-
ments and guns behind them In their
precipitate flight.
While this was going on one battery
Of artillery. the Eighteenth Hussars,
and the mounted infantry. with a part
OF the Leicester regiment. got on the
cnemy's nank. and as the Boers
streamed wildly down the hills. max.
ing for the main road. they found their
retreat had been cut or but they ral-
lied for n while and there was severe
fring with considerable loss to each
side. Many Of the enemy surrendered.
A rough estimate places the BritiAh
loes at 30 killed or wounded and that
OF the Beers nt 500.
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FUNSTON GOING BACK.
Accepts O6er tn Again Lad soadisss In
the Phiiippsnes-


Oakland. Cal. Oct. 23-General Fun
ston will return TO the Philippines. To-
day he received Telegram from Adju-
tant General Corbin asking him II he
would go to the Philippines as soon as
the Kansas regiment was mustered
out. Tomorrow he will wire his ac-
ceptance. Mrs. Funston has not deter
mined whether TO accompany her hus-
band TO the seat OF war. but the chanc-
es are that she will. The request from
Washington was so sudden and un-
looked for that the general and his wife
had not had a chance to digest the
matter.
The dispatch was a complete sur
prise TO me-" said General Funston. Il
felt greatly nartered by II. ! had no
intention OF returning to the Philip
pines. ! understand the object OF the
department in bringing me back was
to muster me out. So when l read the
telegram this morning ] could AT first
hardly believe my eyes. Tomorrow !
wire General Corbin my acceptance.
'-On the 9th. I believe. the Kansas
regiment starts for home to b. mus
tered out. will accompany the boys
east and when the work OF mastering
out Is accomplished ] will report for
duty nt Washington. I re-enter the
volunteer service with my present rank
Of brigndier general suppose the
number Of regiments that are In ser
vice make n place for me. | make no
more speeches. II would not be prop
er for me to talk In the public prints.
II everything goes as ] anticipate l
viii start for the Philippines about
November l5."
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w. c. T. v. MEETS.
Anseai GesAersag OF the white Ribssa
0oss as aeattle

Annaol Gathering of the white Ribbsa
Most ss SEATTLE.
Seattle. Wash. Oct. 20.-white rib
bonerr To the number OF nearly 800 are
In Seattle to-day participating In the
twenty fifth annual convention Of the
women's Christian Temperance Union,
and celebrating In song. In prayer. and
In joyful thanksgiving the silver jubi-
lee Of the organization. On the breasts
OF the members. who come from every
state and almost every territory OF the
Union. nuttcr white badges. lettercd in
silver. emblematicnl Of the twenty
fifth anniversary OF the foundation OF
the society.
To-day the convention was formally
opened by the national president. Mrs.
l.. NJ. y. Stevens. Then came reports
OF officers and miscellaneous exercises.
The hest evidence Of what has been
accomplished in the twenty-five years
OF its existence by the organization
whose Zoe IL the demon drink" was
contained In the reports of the general
officers which were read this morning
and afternoon. and the personal testi-
mouy OF the national organizers
Probably the best summary Of the
work done by the association was fur
nishcsi In the report OF the national
president. Mrs. Lillian NJ stevens. She
said that the per capita consumption
OF alcoholic beverages had decrra >ed
onc-haif In the past quarter Of ccn-
tury; that prohibitivc lcgislat ton had
bcen carried In a number Of states. and
was steadily advancing: that the aver
age Of the age Of consent had been in
crrased from ten q fourteen years She
denounced the action Of Secretary Al
ger and Attorney General GrigxS in re
gard to the cantecn law. and urged the
organization to take measure, calcu-
lated to result In the expulsion Of Brig.
ham 4. Rotcrts. member OF Congress
from Utah. FROM the body.
Tomorrow the Purity conferrpcp
viii tegin In the plymouth Cougrcga-
tioual church.
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u.,S,vA. Asr,,, .s.s, .s v.-s.

Tort Townsend. Wash. OFT. 22.-Thc
schooner Hcra with 80 passengers
from Cape Nome and ~. Michaels. Is
reported q. being in distress In lati-
tutc ~ degrees and : minutes north
and lcG degrrs- and ~ minutes west.
or about six miles OF Cape Fla'iery.
for want of water and provisions.
How long the Hera'~ passengers and
crew have tccn without food or water
Is not known. 4 strong on-shorc wind
now blowing viii prevent the ficra
entering the straits and 70 Is feared
that much suffering win result bcforr
relief rcachcr her. Z tugboat with
supplies will leave here tonight.
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AN INTERNATIONAL FIGHT.
Native 0-srss SD Cowboys Moot ss IA. =

Othes.
III puso Texas. Oct. 2-War he
tween Americans and MexicanS broke
out again this afternoon nj NaeO. Ari-
xona. with the result that four Mexi-
can guards and one American were
killed and others wounded.
Nnro lies partly In Mexico and part
ly in the United States. and has a
mixed population. bad blood has ex
listed between the Americans and the
Mexican officials since the recent dis
turhance wherein a party OF cowboys
rescued one Of their number from the
jail across the border. A dispatch
from BSb~ says:
This afternoon just ss baseball ex-
cursion from Bi-bee was about to leave
Naco, Mexico. n fight started between
Mexican guards and American cow
boys. and n a result four Mexican
guard. were Killed mad one seriously
wounded
An American named Ryan was In
stanily killed and Bisbsc miner shot
throught the leg.
The fight resulted from n row on the
Mexican side OF the line between Am
erican. and Nexicans. The guards at
tempted to arrest the Americans. who
rrtrcatei towards the line.
Just before they reached the line the
guards opened firc. which was prompt
ly returned A lively battle occurred.
lasting fully fifteen minutes. Over
fif;y shot. werc exchanged.
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rENNvsoN AND A CRITIC.
Ltses b which Ne osia rhsss Wsl
Nss>la~ oap>eaAsasn

Lisss b which ne ssiA Thew wss
NssAiae 0apssaasesaL
Tennyson was exceedingly chary
throughout his life Of replying to crid-
cism or clearing up ohseurftss In his
works. but . letter Of the post show
than on occasion he departed from his
customary rule. says the Nottingham
Guardian. The letter In question vas
addressed to Mr. Edward Campbell
Tainsh. in acknowledgment OF . copy
Of his Study of the Works Ct ALFRED
Tennyson" The following lines hav-
ing been cited by Mr. Tainsh a. an
instance OF mechanical supernatural
ism:
Though family. merrily. far and fer
away.
He heard the pealing OF his parish
bells.
Tennyscn replied: "A friend OF
mine told me that he had heard his
own parish bells in the midst Of an
eastern desert-not knowing At the
time II was Sunday. He accounted for
IL to me by stating that there was a
ringing in his ears which his old asso-
Citations nodded unconsciously into the
sound he heard. There is nothing
really supernatural. mechanically or
otherwise, in e. AS hearing bells.
though the author most probably did
intend the passage to tell upon the
reader mystically."
The Delta independent., 1899-10-27
SLOT GAS METERS.
ne Fs.sy nseAi.ss Nave Proved {
Noecess In EaGnoA

re rs..y nseAs.ss Nave Proved .
ssec~s h EaGAsA
The penny-in-;he-siot gas meter In
troduced from Liverpool by the South
Metropolitan Gas company three or
four years ago has been an astonishing
success. at any rate. % far - the At
tAinment of . wide popularity may Be
though Il Is understood that the Gas
Light and Coke company does not nnd
IL pay. On the other side Of the water
IL pays very well. and they have nearly
80 900 customers and are adding to
them at the rate Of zoe or eco . week
These are all penny customers. and
they bring into the conpany's ex-
cheQuer somewhere about G .oo. 600 a
year. % that this development has
done much to neufrAlire any injury
the electric light may have inflicted.
So satisfied Is the company with the
result OF its new departure that II Is
nov getting ous shilling In the slct'
and "half-crown In the slot" meters
for customers o cut or two above the
penny people. One great advantage
the company has IN this system In Of
course. that there 10 no trouble and nc
difieuity in getting In money. NO
penny. no gas.- IL the principle. and II
will be the same with the shiiiinGs and
half-crovns. though these at present
are only In the experimental stage
iondon Newa
The Delta independent., 1899-10-27
SLEEPING cA7 coMeiNe.
rsusss Ceepssy Ahs.sss tie WaS.sr
sysseM.


Chicago. Oct. 1.-THE following
statement was i-surd to-day ~ the con
clu>ion Of the meeting Of the board Of
dirrctor> Of the Pullman Palacr Car
Ccmpauy:
1t IL announced that negotiations
have l~>cp concluded between the
boaris Of ,lircrtorS Of the Pullman nn,l
Wagner companies. subject TO tho rat
ifration of the respective stockholders.
hy which the Pullman company will
purchase all the assets and property
cf the Wagner com,any. Including iss
contracts with rsiiway companies. pay
ing thcrrfor 2U.OO sharr~ cf I'uil-
man stcck-thc capital stock cf TIN.
Pullman COMPANY tn br incrrasrd &c
cor,iingiy f"r that PURPOSE
u is Understood that the hrart9 Of d.
rvrfcr> of the u,uIlnsn company !. sc
~ ipcrva~rsi and that Ncrsr~' VII.
nam X. vauAerhih. J. rt~rypus Ncr-
gan. Frrviertrk ~ vaWarrhsis sed Ipr
W. Seward Wes,b Win hrrum~ m~m-
trrs ~ the Pullman huapvl, asrrs arr
IN NJ takea l0@p<Dtasely 10 pusssis the
matter to thr se~rkkUeArrs for action
ami acprvvnl aa, sce that pusy,p.- ?
spr~tal mevtiuG sf sbe sscrhkasbrr- cs
~ CuDo~soo c~0Uony has hr~W called
for rs~~1tev ash seas. ~ an ad-
twurwrs Wsr~sIa9 ee she bcard cs ssrvs--
tcrp ef The Pullman ~vmv.sny. hid 70
cay. . qwsrsrriy dsvterss1 ~ ~ p~-
searr Wes ~s~0rv,l raysesr N~v~n,i~-
oash. ~ sesr-A huADDsS e rvrusv1 x~vrpt
~ -
The Delta independent., 1899-10-27
us,sjs<asss - . ssss>o.

smiling young biuetsche,s jumped inso
q Aanson for . lit;le spin. they ST
tied bach into the eushioas vttA evi-
A>as sAjoy1sat of sissiae sAus n tAs
SER. sheets Instead q iaScsaae ss tAe
car. fAe eab0aa Ist down the WIN
aovs % both sides to give tAe buys
p,>usy of cir. Then he mounted to his
seat. aaA away they wsat roundine
the arss corner tAey cane TO close
Aauled ca the stareeard taeh. and satl-
in asvn BrssAvay at forty hasas -
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Arar..s. s.r.r-. vr.~ v..~s.e,.

Caracas. Oct. 2s-t;cncral Andradc.
without transferring hts executive
power. embarked nj Ia ;uayara to-
day for Marncriiso. after disbanding
and payinr OF his trcoy'> and return
Ing their munitions of war To the au-
thori.ic- He was accompanied by
four gunicafs
One report has u that he Intends to
couiinur th~ s'xht from the state of
Zulia. though u is considered that he
has No rhsDcr of succe<>.
Another rvyprt t~ that he has gone
to Trinidad. and that all fear that he
viii offer further resistance tn the sct-
usi rpverum~us hs> disappeared.
General Cas;rp's sruop> are beRin-
ming to arrive ~ CarncHa. Victor Ro-
trSwurx h acting u,r~Shieas
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sewn. m. .. |. x.~-., .,.,-.

Rcrxru. Oct. S.-If IL now certain
that In the hurricane that swept acro<~
Norway last Friday and Saturday
thirty prr~cus who wcre returning 20
their homer near IIaux>und. sou,h-
wers 81 Chri-tisna. snA upward oS fo,
hshcrns~n slcnx fhs. northwest cua-s
pcar Chrissian-sund p~ri.hesi.
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aSpss. Wsu rvy % Assss.

New Yosk. Oct. 22-sir Thomas lip
ton spent to-day IN tp~ii HIS steam
yacht Erin. He chatscsi for morr than
an bour about HE plans for the fu-
tur~.
u shais not chsil~Mec for the cup
next ycar.- h. satS1. "YoW So. thu time
is su tn alsort so dpptgn q huas. build
her. and have hrr tuned ~ Ia cporvvf
pssch In rsrp Rent fan . shan. hsw-
evvS. pussr Q chsllraGp fsr 1NU1. and
shaIl cw0psrte IT, asvsa9p0e0es esr n
10 Q day ~ tWW IT, 0aseeP 0uue ~
ssl~wuRA fully VtsA H. rsD0eesep -
sh> New YurS YscAs CDUAl~
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p~Do Osys - Hovs.

aaa rranrlsrp. Ort. 0.-The g1fty-
nrps rr0i1pUt of Iowa vwlGaseeSp.
Uumtsriug ss,s usrW and ~ s0r~r~. M
~ sh~ ~vaMaRa - CcsUsps ,. e. InP-
~. arrived hese to-day frv0 Massla.
- kNard she sr1usguprf eruascr. Thpse
vas ~ si~kpr~s apuard- Thr caly
aeash svycrse,i " hist cf Edward ksss-
tsrk. Company y. cf O.kstrr>a. Icwa.
vAw Aisvs NJ Naes~aki ~ dy~rnsrry.
rtosp - tsr~W exrsv~s<e shss TIC Se0-
oosP - foua<3rsv>1 N Q typAppa.
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Csress - sssy ss.Ss-s ~. n,,,

Nsw Tcrk. Oct. N-Jrsire I-scc.ni.-
" the t'usscd States Cfrruit Conr-
'ssrssed down = drci~scn today d.
~-irx sf~ wit ~ haf.-s> ~,rrrr~ .,
W eas~ ~ former Captain os-r'in y
sor. who 70 rnsier ~rat~pcr -f nv,
rsr> tnsr7eo-r. fcr c-su~p.rasy
'rart ftr government IN c,ntr sct
Z. s~tsi vss given IN '-~u-tl
100. v y t-.sact,s tie .nslin<~ Q
: sSSrt-n.arsiai
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Uussus m fUs -.

AscAsnsa. Kaa-- Ors. 2-TWW ~
h<ss NJ otGAs shse saa Aioop4 -
Mac soA WsaeAeA soseAps 10 Q seasV %
Dsa1pesA VIVA shsy oesev sveopA.
ssA So1ny s0esUuAp9 60 49, -
tag shraL T~ssghs shp sshe~p ssp
s9Vvwuu0rzs ssx 0sDrp prssh - AsrAsnua
- 30 ssspOpa ~ ssrvue ses0 ~ -
0o6p - 61Vo9Ae-
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A. Summer Adynneea

The poet sings Of Junetime and the bios
SONS and the bees
And buttatfiies and hammocks and leas
and Oreeze and trees
But in July and August, ah, We miss his
phrases nice:
He has Joined the mighty chorus and is
hollering for ice.
-WashinRton Star
The Delta independent., 1899-10-27
Passing of the Home.

So soon as nature sees an improve
ment there is change. The candle
gave way to electricity and the horse
to the automobile. The fact that Hos
letters Stomach Bitters has been sold
for over half century, proves
its value. There is nothing to equal II
for stomach or liver trouble
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why did you let Smith talk to YOU ali
the way downtown about his baby"
Il was afraid that IL / changed the sub
The Delta independent., 1899-10-27

That anonymous letter was easily
traced to a woman" What makes them
think a woman wrote it2' 1T had no
date"
The Delta independent., 1899-10-27

Catamenth Cures Catarrh.
Keeps your breath pure and nostrils clean. sens
name for free sample 10 W. A. Hover Bridahau
Quefeau. Denver. All druggists. 50 cents.
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RATES cash with ADJ

Per word. one insertion .................. ts
Per word, four consecutive insertions. ,..,.. Sc
Per word, seven consecutive insertions . AZ
Per word, each consecutive insertion, ten
tunes or more ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Us
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HORSE RApisH mustard put up BY the For.
est MIG. Co. IS a hnc relish, try e. II
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SITUATION WANTED MALE.

NNANrED--A POSITION ss day or nlent eari-
rcet BY competent man san DO own firing
John "A. kaiiton. Galveston. 10
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sT- These rates are for uniform AIS mo display.
Display Ads 20 at regular space rates but black type
not allowed in Want Ads"
RB-THH Posi- is friend OF the unemployed ana
inserts rSiiuation Wanted Ads of rs words (orless)
three times free of charge.
a-Letters directed to initials only are not delivered
through the postofce, tutyou have your answers
addressed to number in care of TIE POSI- ane
forwarded 10 YOU,
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED--Great new book contain
ing only Official History Of 10 War win
Spain. written BY Vim. Mckinley. presi-
including war IN the Philippines written By
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superb illustrations, going Ike Mid -nrc
Big pay 70 agcnte Seud Il 2-csut stanna
for ou,iit Tho Bible House, 82i Dearborn
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AGENTS. on salary or commission, the great
oat agents seller ever produced. every uafr
81 pen and ink buys u on sight. 900 10 30
per cent profit. one agents sales amounted
10 $500 Ia gx days; another s82 In two hours
Monroe Mfg. Co, K 1896, La Crosse. Wis q
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lsa N ~ wise is sufficient and a
~ ~ wise should be sufficient.
ii. =. y are the wise? Those who
WV ,speased experience Of
b y. 'sons may be taken for
4 rorr, " NJ Terry says Cham
! ,l,s an Remedy gives better sat-
sss I, other in the market.
b i, ,w ne drug business at Elk
sbsels. s i. years; has sold hun
> ssss Z q this remedy and nearly
lows =. Iseieines manufactured,
A'A, s ,.a'iuslyely that chembsr-
~ &, NV satisfactory 10 the peo-
Sss' For sale by all drug
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

4 BEAUTIFUL residence and 2Sl acres o.
stables and outbHildiDgss plenty OF fruit snd
howing water: Is miles from l1oulsFlue' NJ;
cheap Al $500 will eAehsnse for Iekss PROP
erty OF equal vslus l. w moore houston;
Texas.
TT,P SzTF5 OR FXrHANGE--one full-hlcce-
"A irish setter pup lfemaIsl or ! months
I'D. snart and perfect beauty; VIII ssh
for s. cash or exchsnge her for fun.pipp
Ssn,foandland dog PUP Address VIII ~.
Thrrop. Anderson, GTinss county Texas. y
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on EvMRY hottie

OF shiioh's Consumption Cure Il this g13rae-
Tee: All We ask OF you Is 70 nte tuo-thirdy
Of the contents Of this bottle faithcpiiS Aan
the bottle TO your pruagist and be may re-
fund the price PAID Price % esnts. 80 censa
ana si now IS youR WIFE:
Has she lost her beanty7 II 30, ConstiaRb.
ton. Irdigsstlon. Sick He3dsche are tpe px{pg
cpal causes kafl's Clever Root ~ ~
GEMS and 30 cents. Money refuB41< II e,
i B1sst 81 H rs s:: sIs sss:s asss
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CLEAN STOCK Of AIRY goods aud shoes. In
voice $500. good cash trade, nice town. ncat
Houston, fine opening for Hght man no
traders need apply. 1871. ms oihee A-g
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Representative in crory city ana
town In Texas 10 place bonds oi the Ma
Lawson, State agent. Box Sol Houston.
Texas. ep49
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Neutrality-suspicious. lady canvasscr ic
represent a iirst-elass firm. Call between
aud 3. i2il Texas avenue
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COOKS, house girl, nurse, yard boys. walters.
can be had at once by telephoning I31.
Bayou City Employment Agency 5lits
Travis street Is
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THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS

" AL
is due not only to the originality and
simplicity of the combination. Int alec
10 the care and skill with which 4 i
manufactured by scientific processes
known to the CALIFORNIA Fro Sypup
70 only, and we wish to impress upon
al. the Importance OF purchasing the
true ana original remedy. As the
genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured
oy the CALiFoRNIA FIG SYRUP ca
only, knowledge of that fact vii,
assist one in avoiding the worthless
limitations manufactured byother mar.
ties. The high standing of the Carr
FoRNIA FIG SYRUP Co. with the medi-
cal profession, and the satisfaction
which the genuine Syrup of Figs has
given to millions of families, makes
the name of the Company a guaranty
OF the excellence of its remedy. IL e
Tar in advance of all other laxatives
rs it acts on the kidneys, liver and
bowels without irritating or weaken.
ing them, and it does not grippe nor
nauseate. In order to get its beneficial
effects, please remember the name of
the Company
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal
LOUISVILLE Wy. NEW YORK. nv.
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SUMMER RESORTS AND HOTELS.

PorNT. Kerr county. great health
resort Address " r Hood. prnntisioI
Avenus Hotel for psrtitulars and rates ~
T'rek or month Near Gsnahi staucr, OF
Arkansas Pass railroad. Oh
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one who can do plain sewing
can make 81 TO $3.50 per day at home work
ing for us; send stamped addressed envelope
for samples. Box $50 Brookneid. Mo. IL
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NO AID TAKEN FOR LESS THAN,s CENTS.
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WANTkD--Forty negro saw mill hams:
neaithy location: good commissary, w 4.
Waters. Nalda Texas ii
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)fIUM, morphine, cocaine habits cured in "a
to IS hours without pain or injury to pa
tient; no pay until cured and perfectly salts
ned. In case Of failure, will pay all patient S
expenses while here; also railroad fare both
ways from any part OF United States: CORE
spondence CONFIDENTIAL, best references
write for particulars. Address Matthews
Home, Dr.. Harvey VI. Matthews, superin-
tnndnnf Cnrsichnn Texas 2.
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" an iED-f Dung man to sell cigars and Irni;
on trains. one who liycs Ia Neiasco Auniy
Crescent News Co., Central depot.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-08
PERSONAL.

LADIES requiring a regulator that is pre-
ventiye address Lee Remedy Co, $50 Cham
plain avenue, Chicago: longest eases re-
lieved in five days without pain. safe and
effective under any and all conditions, En-
dorsed by leading physicians all over the
country. Price 81 90 a box
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-08

WANTED--At once. a good German girl 10
rep Ia housework good wages and good
Rome, Apply at 1909 Congress avenue