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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-25
THG SUIT AGAINST TIE KATY
0ALNissIo. EXPERTS ARE rxAM,N.
ING THE ROADS ROCKS.
s"id IN lie Securing Evidence that
tSn BE Used In Suit to ror-
felt the Charter.

Dallas. Texas. January 24.--stntc Rail.
road Commission Export r.. NJ. underhill
today resumed his investigation Of the
hooks Of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Railroad company OF Texas Tomorrow
no VIII be Joined by nm assistant sent from
Austin, and the two VIII then continue tho
acarch for evidence to be- Used Ly the State
IN the suit for forfeiture Of The Katy'a
charter. Mr. underhill has been Mt this
work several weeks. Mr.. undcrhill re-
fuses to talk, but from, inside sources II Ia
learned that his Iabors are productive Of
fruitful results from a commission stand
point.
ExAttorney General Crane lis in Dalloa
keeping weather eye ON the Katy attor-
neys and preparing to make a vigorous
halt for the State when the suit against
the Katy comes UP on February s. II is
stated reliably that MFR. Crane will lead
the states side of the battle In the pending
legal contest.
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Cold. Damp Weather Ag-
gravates the Disease.

Cold, damp and disagreeable
weather is drended by those sub.
ject to rheumatism, for the slight
est change in the atmosphere or
temperature is sure to increase
their suffering. A great many
who experience little difficulty
from Rheumatism during the
summer months are likely to be-
lieve themselves rid Of the disease.
but with the first cold. damp day
their aches aud pains return and
they soon find themselves firmly
IL the grasp Of their old enemy,
who fortunes them more than
ever.
Several yenrs ago was afflicted
with what the doctors called Sciatic
Rheumatism or Lumbago. suffering the
most intense agony ut times, and being
confined to my bed about 4 year, al
though four OF the best physicians lone
OF whom was my father attended me
during my illness. They could give me
only temporary relief. and think they
tried about all of the remedies known
to medical science, dosing me with
strong medicines until my stomach got
in such condition thnt could digest
nothing, and neither mJself nor friends
had any hope Of my recovery. ! was
persuaded TO try s. s. s., and before
finishing the first bottle, found that
had the right remedy copill,,. - y
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a MnmIrnp APPOINTMENT.
.. n. Wtspcr Travelling Agent Tor
the Frisco.

-. n. wtsncr Trn,rIinG Agent for
the Frisco.
News was received in the city yesterday
of an appointment 10 the office OF travelling
freight ugcnt for tho Frisco line. as an
noIinced In tho following telegram IRON
ST louis
Nv. g, Cornor, Jr., Commercial Agent:
"Will issue circular announcing the app
poiniment Of J. n. Wisner travelling
freight agent. Wisuer leaves for Houston
tunight i, y, Russell, q r, AZ
IL was known some days ago that MIR.
Wlsner had gone to st. Louis, and ON
leaving the city he said 10 II Post reporter
that he expected 10 have IN item OF IN
tcroat TO the railway public on his return.
II appears, however that the good nows
has reached the city IN advance of MIR
Wisner'H expectations, and his friends viii
he thoroughly prepared 10 congratulate
him on his moritcd appointment before he
shall have had time to advise them In per.
sen or by circular from official hcadQuar-
tiers. He Is one OF the best known of rail-
road travelling mon in the South, having
served the SeaboRrd Air Line In tho ca
pneity OF Southwestern passenger agent for
a number OF years and proven himself emil
nently worthy OF the now oflllo ON account
OF receiving tho appointment in face of
some twenty applications for the position.
His headquarters Will be at tho Frisco Of
hcu. 2l3 Maiu street. and his appointment
is effective today.
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THE Rates s.bo ara n 40 ~ a..
!.AWLoR.,.. JAS. LAWLoR. prap' ="

!, tofsrh F,iehcs, cineInnatt Ohio, Gordon il.
Louis; i & Knight, N q Il. a. ". 81,
hume Mashyiliei A, y. Nowbursb. chirago.
tiorry ~ Withers, kansas CITY; Julius /
Zach. st.. Louis; Harry Atwcod, CIV; 4 i,
lr,s rs N, - Lake Charles $ 4, bryan,
San Anionioi ID. s. Sessions. Ennis; VIM
broc,ss chi,troi | $ Hurst aud wife. Kan
s s,.,, Wy, Mo, A. Mathews. Texas; j, O.
Miller apd wife. 81. Louis: Ruth Barnof,
Is .sas y. 9 Eeon VAN Als,ynsi ", IL
Ga; W r. cenners. Dallas: Mark Welss.
nssnmSnt i. r. rettlsrcw Iinlips. ii. r.
Esfeli, Hunts, HE; W. VI Sterley Fort North:
George Rcsl Columbus; nd Woodsou. Ilarde.
nan p, y Waynmer, Dayton. Ohio, las.
tfs6than. Hrenham; I. PERCY Mills, San Fran.
gsseo e: y Johnston, Evansville. Ina. Or
~ E,Eelhof, Btenaam: Judge } H. n
Dayis. Riehmord: Mrs. ~ ". stafford Col.
nmhus; y r Pryor aud wife San Antonin .
", =, Miller. san Antonio I'D chamberlin'
Ntisnta; II, y. Parks, city: Lawrence hshbv
New YORK.: ". u MOORE Plts6urg, Pas d !,
y. Hawiess Eoeton; W. H. Nohlf. Duluth
ten. st., Louis
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DEGRADED LIKE DREyFus.


Austrian Count Sentenced to Prison
for Protecting Princess I.ouisc.
| Srecial Cablegram TO the Globe Democrat.
Vienna, January 2t,--Although Captain
Count Mnttassich Kegevitch has bsen in
prison for several weeks undergoing the
sentence or five years detention TO which
he had been condemned by court matrla,
sitting behind closed doors. Il Is only day
or two ago that the government oondc-
eccndcd to give any official intmation of
tho nature Of his oficpsc. The official or
gans OF the war department announce that
a delegation OF the officers composing the
court martial proceeded to tho military
prison OF ocglersdogl at the be-
ginning of the week, and, after reading
10 the count Tho Judgment Of the court in
the presence OF all the prison officials and
military prisoners, thorcupon proceeded
10 subject him to the process OF degrade
ton. His numerous decorations and orders
or knighthood az well Ms the shoulder
straps aud gold embroidery or his rana,
were torn fran his cavalry uniform by a
provost marshal. who subsequently cut the
buttons from his tunic
According To the decision of the court
marital read on this occasion the ofiense
tectcd 10 almost the same punishment as,
Captain Dreyfua OF the French army is
tbat'of Immoral conduct"
Thr immoral eci<Mcf" in question was
the perhars undue iptir,ncy between him
solf and Princess Louise Of Belgium, after
he had INTERVIEWED TO protect har from the |
blows OF her drunken husband. Prince
Philil' of Coburs, TO whose service he was
attached na aide de-rnmp. Tho general
feeling here Is one Of sympathy for this
Young officer. Nko has thus paid dearly |
Tor the fayors o. the daughter OF king.
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there viii Leave tomorrow night and return

there will leave tomorrow night and return
SUNDAY.
oofty Gootty devoured his eleventh quail
last night In his thirty bird eating contest at
tho llutchins House billiard parler. oofty
says the eleventh bird was not near as palata
bic as the FIRST
\ project is on foot to have all the com
panles in Houston using poles for electric
wires use tho same puies and thus materially
decrease Tho number OF unsiehtly poles
Throughout the city.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union of the
Antioch Baptist church tcclored) Will gee
M entertainment At the church on Friday
night. AN attractive programme has been
arranged fer the occasion.
Three table covers. found undcr the steps
Of Sbearn church. one white and two rcd. arc
nj tho police station awaiting a claimant, A
gold plated watch with IF. W. H.. scratched
upon tho works. Is also hold by the police for
its owner.
j II. Horn aged 81 years. died at $40
O'Clock las. night at 250S Franklin avenue
The remains VIII BE- shipped 10 Henpstssd
this morning. Hts son. W. r. Iicrn. WIZ with
his father NJ the time OF his death aud will
accompany the remains.
Joe Becker an employee OF IIoenekes bar
rel factory. was assaulted Monday evening by
two of his fellow employees. by ono OF vhoul
he was beaten and by the other out With II
razor, The two parties charged with thc rs
ssult are under arrest.
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nailrond vote. nnd Personals.

| Mr., NJ l.. Robbins, general passenger
| agent OF the Houston and Texas Central.
WAS out on the line yesterday attending 10
company business.
| Mr.. Charles ID. Goldinc, the representa-
tive of the Rock Island railroad. left the
city Yesterday on business for his company
Mr. l.. =. Palfrey, travelling freight
agent for The Galveston, Harrisburg and
san Antonio railway. after spell OF i'll
ness is able 10 he out on the streets
again
Mr.. j. IT, Hill. general manager OF
the Galveston. Houston and Henderson,
was in tho city yesterday from Calves
ton
Mr. Conrad Conner. Southwestern pas
sopgor agent nj the Wabash line. Is In
The city distributing considerable ndver-
tising matter and soliciting business.
Mr. w. i ,wyly, lr.. general passenger
and ticket agent, representing the ATLANTA
aud West Point railroads also the Western
railroad OF Alhhama. With headquarters at
Atlanta Gu, arrived in the city yesterday
and expressed great pleasure In tho ad-
yancement OF railroad facilities in Texas.
On account Of the National congress OF
mothers. which meets at Washington y.
C., February IA to ~, tao Houston Eas,
and West Texas railway vii, make rates
Of one and onc-third fares for the round
trip on the certificate plan,
AT, SamHri ioScpn, Wen ishnNn ltiNrau
supply agent with headquarters ~ Gin
cinrnil. Ohio, was IN the city yesterday
showing the merits NJ his goois.
Mr., George Kidd. auditor Tor the Houston
and Texas Central railroad, III in Now Or
leans on business Of the company, but Is
expected 10 return IN n day or two.
The Southern Knnsas Railway compnr,
az Texas has applied To Tho Texas legls-
lpt,ire for permission 10 purchase and or- |
arptc the Texas Panhandle railroad II |
~ proposed 10 extend the Panhandle road |
and 10 make II a valuable feeder to the \
Missouri, Kansar and Texas railway sys.
tom
Mr., Bismarck Disscn connected with the /
ticket office at the Grand Central depot. /
left on the wettbound Southern Pacific last
night 70 Try hif skin as nimroda He will
return today.
The friends Of Mr. Charlie Gyeubecrg
4 well known engineer on tho Houston
EAST and West Texas railway. VIII regret
10 learn that he il cuniin,d 10 his room by
Iilnasa
Master Mechanic :. J, Ryep Of the South
ern pnciic company went 10 san Antonio
On company hsness last night
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PETITION ron RECEIVER
For The Atlanta National Building
aud Loan tSsociOtiop

H"' W" sAtiNhta Nntt0uuI Huiiuins
aud Loan tssocintiop.
Atlanta, Ga, January Malcolm
Johnston. through his attorneys. Hoke
smith and II r. Peoples. has flcd peti
tion In the Fulton county superior cour.
asking for receiver for tho Atlanta Ma
ticnal Building and Loan association.
Judge Lumpkin granted temporary re
f'rainirE order and set the hearing for
Thursday.
1t Is CHARGED by Mr. Johnston that the
association hac been badly managed and
that II is now hopelessly insolvert. tbut
there has been paid out within In. INST
two years 100000 in Withdrawals and ina,
shares to the amount Of siao. 900 are now q
t"f withdrawal, It is charged that IL the
last amount is paid out there vii, b.
nothing left for the rem,,r,,s
stcckholdera
No cinqers OF the company de,v ,,,.
v ~ insolNent and claim thai n nae ~
ssts worth ssoo,Ono Tho IiabiIit,es mr.
,imnted at $4,000 and accordinr ~ ~
,Su,'s ,ncy claim 10 have a surplus ahove
'nsm indebtedness ot seoo. 900 secr asssv
)" SAYS the allegations Of tho nj,
ne ~, absolutely fsIso and without fo,,ndn
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THE RACES.
Re.uIt. ~ New orlenp..

Results AT View Orleans.
Now Orleans, January A.--Track good. In
tho last race Mount Washington chokcd and
fell, throwing Arthur Dean. who had the
mount. and frscturing his skull. The hest
medical attention was given the boy. but he
died at 5;a5 D. NJ. Deans mother and step
father reside at kaufman, Texas, aud he had
been in Mccarerty's employ since last win
ter.
Results:
Seven futlopss-slr Tlorsn. Jim McCicery.
Mizpab. Time l:2Sia.
l:4sis.
over four hurdles, mile aud an eighth
Partner, Jim tIogg, Laura May. Time s:o6
Six furlongs--Red Skin, Agitetor. Ponadea.
limo l:1oA.. '..i
Selling. six furlongs-Red Duchess, Elsie
Barnes, Annie Teuton. Time i:l5iS.
M'le. seling--Joe Shelby, searobber, Colo
mel Eads. Time ;iS.
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. HAVE PAM ruE CLAIM.
Wcils-EnrSo EXPRESS Gives Dratt for
EittN rhOpNnnL noIlmrs.

iifty Thousand Dollars.
The Wcils- Fargo Express company set
lied with tho Southern Pacific railway
yesterday their responsibility TO them for
the robbery OF the railroads money soma
weeks ago AT san Antonio A draft for
$4,000 was made By the express people
on the South Texas National bank OF this
city and rendered 10 Treasurer cushman.
representing the railway company. which
was accepted in fun payment Of the claim.
Tho attention OF the express management
was called 10 the claim shor, time after
The robbery. and considering the due rom
line process through which an claims pass
IN Q business manner NJ settlement. A Is
considered tina, the express company has
paid the claim With alscrity and prompt
ness aud without question, as to their
entire responsibility
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RAILROAD nonrIcuLrrRAL AGENT
An appointment Calculated TO As
sist the Farmers.

SNst Nnc Hur"ers.
Mr. T. l.. Peclcr, the newly appointed
horticultural agent of the Missouri, Kan
eas and Texas. arrived In the city yester
day, after an extended trip along the line
of the Trinity md Sabine railroad. oper-
ated by the Katy system. Hls business is
to look after and encourage the truck
farming industry and endeavor ~ show the
planters tributary to his line their interest
as well as That of the railroad company in
raising diversified crops, rather than con
Timing IN the timc-worn r,lts of growing
cotton He encourages the culture OF
Irish potatoes and tomatoes as a certain
success. and visits the farms. giving his
experiences aud otherwise assisting them.
His business Ia to secure the most proiita-
blo markets for the produce when raised
and assist the farmers in making contracts
TO the best advantage Tor future shipments.
II Ia learned that II dealer In ST. Loui, has
offered 40 cents per bushel for Irish pot,t-
tees until the middle OF June being the
net price loaded ON cars Mt the nearest
railway station. IL Ia claimed that this
viii become much more paying invest
mont than Tho raising OF scent cotton.
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Con,mi..lnn nrAcrr.

Austin, Texns january 24-Thc COM
mission has flied the following rates With
the usumal reservation:
international and Great Northern:
|. On beer and leo. In mixed carloads,
transported between stations on the ST.
Louis Southwestern railway Of Texas Ty-
Ter southeastern railway and International
and Great Northern railroad. apply the
carload rate on the actual weight of each
commodity observing the following mn-
imums; Deer, 10000 pounds: ice, i5.opo
pounds.
:, Corn husks in bales in carloads,
transported between stations on the Inter-
national and Great Northern railroad. shall
be subject TO the rates applicable on hay,
in car loads.
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HNH iui aQtao time past
uter Ted that there was
uu % establish the office OF
a|i.fu agent by the Southern Pa.
ellie ana Houston and Texas Central In.
forests in this city.
The nows was frrt made public property,
hownyer by the appearance in tho city OF
MIR. Clayton Harrington, who has received
tho appointment of general claim agent
by the joint management OF the Southern
Pacific and Houston and Texas Central
Railway companies The headquarters OF
tho now offlce will he nj Houston and the
ofa" effective February l. The office
being newly established, will have jliris-
diction over all claims Of any kind that
may be presented, except thcss handled
In the traffic department. This will in
nlnde NIL cloims for stock killed by the
trains personal injuries sustained, fire
claims and a general category OF miscel.
lanoous claims with the exception az
above stated
Heretofore thesc claims have been han
died by various officials OF both COM
panies, but the new office Will consolidate
these interests with Mr.. Harrington as the
head. lie has had several years expe-
rienca In the claim business, resigning the
position as head of the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas claim department with head
quarters at Dallas to accept the more i'm
portant one now placed In his hands IIo
came originally TO Tcxas about Ave years
ogo before which time he held an Inn
portant position with the Chicago and
Northwestern Railroad company. Those
who know him say that ho Is a man OF OK
ceptional popularity with the employees OF
the Missouri. Kansas and Texas, and II was
with many expressions OF regret that his
departure for other fields OF action is made
known to them. In the business OF set
ding claims he Inns n reputation for liberal
views and just methods.
lie came to Houston yesterday to look
over tho new field and mako preparations
to open his office, and suitable apartments
have been set apart In the Gibbs building
corner OF I'ranhlin avenue and Fannin
street, for this purpose.
He will employ corps of about eight
or ten assistants In the fulGllmcnt OF his
duties, some OF whom Will assume duties
on the road In the investigation OF claims,
white others Will be kept as a recording or
office force.
The position made vacant with the Katy
on account OF this change will ba supplied
by Mr.. H. q. Macaulay, now assistant gem
eral agent at st. Louis. Mr.. Harrington
left for Dallas last night to arrange for
the reception Of Mr.. Macauiay in his now
work. hut viii come to Houston the last
OF the week to remain permanently.
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THE SHOOT AT BURTON.
The Money In the Bix Handicap Wa.
tx-tI


Burton, Texas, January 2a.-As preliminary
TO the hapdieap. a few miss and outshoot,
were engaged in the first extra event was won
by Jackson, Brown and ',urns. the second
was Won by Jackson, Keyser and Brown; the
third was won by Jackson, keyser and Brown,
AZ the conclusion OF the lest event tne
handicap was taken up With eevnn entries,
Jackson. kcsser, Burns and Atehson shot
from . yards, Brown 30 yards, GRADER and
Tucker &c yards; . live birds. 500 entrance
Jackson and Brown scored q birds and di-
vidcd first money. Atchson got second money
with3ut ito on 20 birds. Burns alone q /
third money with ~ birds; Keyser scored IL.
Graber H. Tucker 1S
Several small miss and outs were INDUCED
in after the conclusion of the handicap which
brought the shoot to an end. A thoroughly
good time was had BY the visiting shooters
aud they all expressed themselves as more
than satisfied with the manner In which they
were treated while here.
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N.w pastor u, uIi,.horo.

tillsbcro. Texas. January 2s AZ aeon
ference oGihe First baptist church yemcr-
day Re, =, o, Mi,cheil Of Eminencc' N.Y.
was called Is a supply pastor o. The church
for two or three rionthos The church has
been Without pastor sinre September.
Mr. Mitchell is we'll known over the state,
he having devoted several years OF mis- lilo
10 evarGslicsl and miristerial work in
Texas He ii q very eloquent preacher,
and a. an evangelist ranks among ths best
OF the dcnominAtiVn.
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rirst Run of tho season.

Captain Robert pueror OF The Lords
Cyclic club announocs tho hrst run OF the
season 70 take place Friday. January 81.
Al 1880 The event win he oxclusivcl,,
for nomherS and their lady friends. After
. short run around the ctty the party viii
80 TO Tod's opera house ~ Harrisburg by
special invitation from Sycamore camp.
Woodmen OF tho woid. where concers
and oyster roast viii he given. to conclude
With dance As this Ii the first run OF
the season d large crowd Is exported
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rBILur's : SWORDS.
Ope OF Them ContributeL by sunday
school Chiidrcn of Texas.

New York, January Commodore
Philip. the former captaio Of the Texas.
now tho commandsnt OF the navy yard Is
TO be presontea with two jowelled swords
One Of these is TO be given by eiilzens
OF New York City, The other will be pre-
secuted by the sunday school children OF
Texas, in COMMUNICATION Of his words
after the destruction Of crrycyrs heei
on santiago. This will be presented at
Galveston on March
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Event. nj Oakland.

San francisco, January A--At oakluud:
Seven furlongs- Formella, Master Is, BE
Happy Time 1:29
Mile aud sixteenth sellins--Mistletou.
Master Lee. Tim. Time t;isis.
Three and half furlongs--Lemond Rcgi-
Maid II. Hughes, Harry That,har Time 40
Mile. selling-pr. Bcrnays. Captive, Amelia
Fonso Time "A.
Six furlongs purse--Abuse. Sam McKcevcr.
Recreation, Time ~.
Futufity course. selling--Jennic Reid Juva.
Coed Hope. Time LIE.
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M,stcrions ni,ly wnu.

New York. january ei.7-Mysterious Billy
smith cleverly and successfully defended his
right to the foremost position as a wetor-
weirht pugilist by defeating Billy Edwards
OF Australt,. before the Lenoy Athletic club
American rushed In with a hard In In inc
wind and right across on the Jaw he ended
onr OF the hardest and horcest contests thar
ever took place in this or any other aroma
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Arretsy Home wcaa,nr,

There was very pretty home weddlns
last eight at the residence Of tho brid,' 6
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe cir. sooa Iious-
ion avenue, when Miss Rosa .'iiH was
united IN wcdlock 70 Mr. John Gattis, rev.
y. NJ. Horn officiating. Doth The bride
and Groom are we'll and fayorsAly known
where they rcsids The friends prcsenf
wished them many happy godspccis ON
their Journey through life together,
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iise OF Swlfts
s p g ci fl o; it
always c ur Q 8
Rhe u m a tbs m,
because it is q
real blood remedy
and goes down
to the bottom OF
1.-THE trouble and
forces it from
the system. Ev-
cry clnin nade
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comNc sorrm roa prrrnnss.
\ New Departure In Compctiti,c
Trntur

Trntur.
Atlanta. Ga. January ei.-lTne Chicago
ana Northwestern Rsilrcad company to.ley
opened a Southern office in this city, In
auguratins movement which has been
In contemplation for aome time, Tho
Northwss'ern has never had an office south
~ the Ohio river and this new dspalt,lrs
means that the new company win cont
l,cin with other trunk limos for the In,-
menfr amount of passen~sr ara freight
business from this part % tho eorntrs 10
the Northwest.
c. A. Caclns, assistant general passenger
agent and Mr.. Rattle. 0sslstant general
freight agent OF the Northwestern. are 81
Atlanta IN the interest o. the company
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Rheumatism,
Winters Terror!

take IL until IL cured me perfectly
This was about nine years ago, ana !
have been in splendid health ever SINCE
: ~. +. MASsoN,
"NIurfreesboro. Tenn
If YOU have Rheumatism, why
not throw aside remedies which
have done you no good, and take
ono that viii cure you Disap-
pointment never results from the
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Nav York, TEXAS and Mexican.

l. Rate on beef cattle, IN carloads, for
distances over % to SO miles. inclusive.
between stations on the New York, Texas
and Mexican railway, Gulf. Western Texas
aud Pacific railway, Galveston. Harrisburg
and san Antonio railway. and associated
lines, 10 cents per 100 pounds.