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No two people arc affectcd by ps.fH :
disease In the same manner, cone ~ q
two people should be treated In tnc
for even the same complaint. 49, y
Dr. Hathaway 10 a Specialist Mno1
sense OF the word--he treats special 49, ~
IN a special manner OF his own--s W.
studied out years. ago while in cenSsfS
hospital practice and improved ana w = IL
upon constantly during the twenty - ,,sct
twenty years of the most cxtensivs irn,nf
enjoyed by any specialist n this c oysss
DR.. Haihaway's great and uniform su cs,
due to this individual system Of treatnseec.
DR.. Hathaway makes no charge tssac
sultation and advice At either ms ~
y TSEwTOS HATHAWAY, =.
DR.. Hathaway = Cor
s0v ,. AIane ElR1A 80 Antens9
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SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
TRANsvAAL

Britain hopes White may be able to
hold Lpdysmith; fears that he won't.
1t is believed the Beers intend to make
determined effort to take Kimberley aud
get hold of Rhodes.
Tho Beers have given out an official
account of their victory at Nichoisons
Mex.
Beers are reported in large force NOV
ing to the protection of tho Orange Free
State border
Tho british war office now fully realizes
that 10000 additional troops are needed
Car and emperor are In conference to
reach an agreement whereby the danger
OF a general war will be overcome.
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STATE.

Remains OF Judge II. Clay Peasants
wero sent to Cuero for interment.
Tho San Antonio fair has closed after
twelve successful days
An Improvement in tho smallpox situa.
ton at Wharton is reported.
Hin county farmer has taken stock in a
cotton factory, TO be paid for in cotton
Scarlet fever has again made its ap-
poaranco in Bronham.
Express Messenger concannon has told
what he knows OF the Dcnison robbery.
Meetings preliminary to the Baptist
State convention were held at Dallas
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Local.

The electric lieh, bond election carrie.
ny zuo majority. The sewer bond proposi
ion VIII he voted on today.
REGULAR monthly meeting OF tho school
board. Arrangements made to pay the
ihe state Poultry association desires 10
merge with the South Texas Organization
The next meeting OF the State plumhs..
to be held in Houston. ''S
u a,anaers discovered among horses in
Montgomery coupty. ;"
GERS "u e'ee' ofh-
Virginia Wilson. anu Miss
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MArEIxlNG DETAILS.
Doer Fire Easing ON and All In high
spirits.


spirits.
London, November 9,--Further details
from Mafeking carrying events up to
October 81 indicate that the Boer Are was
easing off. the garrison was in high spirits
and the siege becoming farce. The cor
respondent says that the inhabitants are
In the habit OF shouting from the house
tops war yells. General cronje Is accused
of dropping shells in the direction OF the
women's laager. '
According to q dispatch from Thurman.
British Buchuanaland, dated Monday,
Colonel Plummer's column marching from
Fort Tuli to the relief OF Mafeking reach
cd Asvokopf. opposite voosi. ten miles
north OF Lobatsi on October IS and was
nearing Matching.
Her majesty has written letter Of
coincidence to the mother OF the late Com
mander Egerton OF the British cruiser
Powerful, who was fatally wounded by
the explosion of shell at the boinbard-
ment OF Ladysmith November . when al
h gunnery lieutenant he was In charge Of
one OF the cruisers big guns.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-09
DAUGHTERS OF coNrrDrnAc..
sixth Annual Convention In Session
In Richmond. Va.

Richmond, Va, November s.-The
United Daughters of the COME 1eraey as.
sembled in their sixth annual convention
at the jefferson hotel roof garden TO iaY.
Mrs Kate Cabell Currie Of Texas, the
president. called the body to oder, Mrs,
Normal V Randolph welcomed the Dau h =
ters and Mrs. E. C. Mipsr On behalf of
Mrs Joseph Bryan. president of the vlr-
ginia State division, presented eaveI
made by a Confederate soldier from a
tree under which General lie, mad hi,
last speech to the Confederates. The del
egates attended the unwilling Of the tab
lets in St Paul's church ami devoted the
afternoon session to routine business. BE
fore final adjournment the convention wi |
take M the question OF assuming caasge
Of the building of the Davis monument in
this city, the corner stone OF watch was
laid some time ago.
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colesburg, November Cit rs re-
ported that 5000 Beers have left
Pretoria and are going to protect
the southern border OF the Orange
Free State. They are said to be
accompanied by large contingent
of German artillery guns Of heavy
caliber.
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SHORTAGE IN TONNAGE.
comments OF One of the Diw EnaIt.,,
Trade Journals.
Especial to The Posi-,

Especial to The Posto
washington November S.--The British.
noer war In the Transvaal is MATERIAL,
anecting the interests Of the cotton pro.
ducers OF the Southern States.
rms statement is borne out by the fac,
mat nearly 100000 tons of shipping have
peen withdrawn from their lepit,mata
channels Of trade for the purpose Of tram.
porting troops and supplies from Enelans
70 tho Transvaal. This has diminisbsd ~
luis extent the available tonnage Of tbs
"o''a TOR trade purposes. Tho English
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THE AMERICAN ADVANCE POSITION OF WHEELER.
Macarthur Has Now Occupied Mabalasat
Il Is Reported.
THE AMERICANS SUFFERED NO LOSSES
But "severaI" Filipino Officers Are
Said to Have Been Killed In
Taking the Town.

Manila. November 8, s:55 p. m.--Gen-
eral Macarthur has ouccupied Mabalagat.
His entire line, including the Twelfth
Seventeenth and Nineteenth artillery and
Part of the Fourth artillery, is three m1es
In front Of Angeles In good, tactical To-
sition. Major Bell took Mabalacat; he
drove out two companies Of Insurgents and
RELIED several Filipino officers. The Amer
leans suffered no loss.
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no looting except in the single case of
store, which was looted by Pafi.s.
II is reported that the Beers are ROT
within twenty miles Of here. The Du"et
holes in the uniforms OF the Durnin volun-
teers show the narrowness of their escape
from Fort Wylle, which was only elected
after the heavy fire OF the DuDlin fuslieefs
had inflicted severe losses ~ the Boer9.
General French managed TO leave Lady
smith BY the last train from there. TT
general is going to Capetown in order to
take command OF the cavalry.
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DEWEN-HAZEN.
aicensc for the Wedding Hns !
Issued, f.

Washington. November s.--A mani
license was today issued to Adj
George Dewey. and Mrs. Mildred HI
The application for the license was d
by Lieutenant Hardy y. Caldwell, usl
Admiral Dewey's secretary, in perscn
information furnished the clerk and
forth in the license is that Admiratpl
is 81 years old and his bride-elst y; 4
both are citizens of the United Stats,
that in the case of each party then
one former marriage. To these stat6ld
Lieutenant Caldwell was required to y
cath 1t WAS settled that the wsddsn1H \
take place Tuesday or "Wednesday ett
week, though neither the admiral an Y
Hazen will give the exact date. The \
riage ceremony will be performed at Y
McLean's residence. Only family n
and several officers wifi witness the er]
II Is said that Archbishop Keane, . III
of the bride, will celebrate the miN4
rites.
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Defends Funston.

Minneapolis, November $, -Frederick G.
Gregory, late private in the Thirteenth
Minnesota and interpreter in the police
court at Manila, says the lootng of
churches in the Philippines was done by
the Filipinos themselves and by thirty
Cinnamon.
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noDns ARE AnruLLnRyMns.
They Arc Reported 10 he Handling
Their Guns Well.
Especial TO The Post.)

New York. November s.---A special cable
from London says: a dispatch to the
Times dated Estcourt, November 5. by
courier from Ladysmith says: The enemy
is now Smelling the town and their artil-
lery is being splendidly handled. The
enemy sent an artillery officer disguised
as an ambulance driver into the town
under flag of truce. The enemy's bat
terry is hard to locate. They are using
smokeless explosive.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-09

Paris, November 9.,--Eclair today ex-
presses the belief that the Anslo-Gsrman
Agrssnlspt regardins Samoa is important.
snd says Il . part o. the price Of the
concessions msde by them Is the beuevc-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-09

s neai'h has been greatly improved hv -,
''s ssn ~ New York for several months "e'
~, senator culeerson is temporariIv
"s r., AZ me Grafton hotel '' stay
R,,r,ss, mite and children OF Hon. >
acsomn vn ., Austin have arrived ner .
Of Mrs. 'n pa. by Mrs, Steiner. the mothsr
her ,his nuarieson' who viii Remain NTH
Viii srr,v m'h.er Representative Burleson
stopping at the Hamilton. fnoy are
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-09

Hatha ways metz
Every case With
Is most carefully
noHed and the
position Of ne "a
eased conditiap. *
mined. Thussu.
case is treaisd ~
srately and msl
are adminittsI..;. IN,
which are csgfeH.'
prepared unoes.ssI
Hathaway's pe..rl
supervision foF
rare .t-ni
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RAILROADS.

commissioner Mayfield replies TO rail.
roads regarding emergency rate on can
ned goods
Emergency rate on oats Withdrawn.
ter.
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Must Leave Holland,

London, November s--Dr. Leyds. the
Transvaal's European agent has recel' ed
friendly intlmation that his visit 10 iiol-
land during the war must cease,
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ron EIGN.

An agreement for the division Of tho
Samoan islands hns been reached. to BIO
approved by the United States,
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DOMESTIC.

Independent telephone companies deny
they will go into tho trust
Tablets to the memory OF Winnie Davis
and the Davis boys were unveiled.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

Washington. November S.-A canhg'
from General Otis this afternoon siBu
Major Fl. j. McGrath, captain Fourth
airy, died at Maylaya from WOUNDS
ceiyed at the battle of Novaleta nv
ago.
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lent neutrality OF Germany in the Trans
vaal after the present war. England Will
be forced to attack Abysslnia.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-09

A message to the surgeaon genep,,.
the marine hospital service reports Y
there were no new cases of yellows,r
in New Orleans Tuesday There y
been three new cases reported fol;s
vember 5. ~
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TABLETS UNVEILED.

Richmond, Va, November s-The tab
lets in st. Pauls church to Miss VIM e
Davis and the Davis sons were unveiled
today with impressive ceremonies Tn
services We're conducted by Rev. l.. Il.
Mason, Bishop G. w. Perkins of the Ep
copal diocese OF West Virginia delivered
the address, paying a beautiful tribute TO
Mr. DAVIS Miss Winnie and the ", MAJ
Of the South Immediately after this
Jefferson Hays Davis, the gran.son OF
President Davis, released tie vel. cover
Ing the tablets and they were exposed to
view.
Mrs, Davis was accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs Hayes, Mrs. George Ross,
Judge and Mrs. j, II, Reagan o. Te ~,
Mrs. Hart and Edgar r. Fartar o! New
York. The tablet TO Wlna.e Davis has a
bronze has relief Of Mss Cav AMI rss,s
on slab of colored marble. The ins,rlp-
ton is:
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THE TEXAS DnLEsArloN.
senator Culherson and Wife Have
Arrived mt Washington.
(Snaniat IN Tho pnot

Washington. November S. Senator
Charles A. culbsrson arrived here last
night, aud was met today BY Mrs. cul.
person and her sister. Mrs. Mary n
schulter OF Fort Worth. she will snend
the winter with Mrs. culberson. whose
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-09

Durham, November s---Ladysmith Is
crowded with Boer prisoners and wound
ed. The Gordon Highlanders suffered,
severely in Fridays fighting.
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ohIiz, Mexico The regiments o, rs,,.
. ,o.ssusns have jcined the forces OF Mesieap
moops under command OF tssneral Lu,s NJ.
mar, Lorn, The whole body Will begin
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TO CURE \ COLD IN ONE "a,
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine isw =,
All druggists refund the money II ~,
to cure. r. w. Groves signature w
each box. % cepts.
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nRIEF WAR ITEMS.

Capetown, November S.The Dutch OF
the colony maintain nuetraity, though
doubtless many in Beohuanaand have 20 n
ed the Beers
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Qeenstown. Natal November S--Sun-
day. November 5-It is reported that the
Beers have blown up the Stormburg
sprut bridge as terrific explosion was
heard in the direction of the bridge.
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HE cUREs
The Greatest Specialist of the
I'm the Trea tmcnt OF
Diseases Gives Every
Hts Personal Attention.

Most doctors have certain nun ~
which seem at all similar. This is ="
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Estcourt. Natal. November 6. 1:45.-The
Natal field artillery left camp today
escorted by troops of the imperial light
horse carbineers and Natal police. The
destination of the force is unknown.
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TO PREVENT WAR SPREADING
OBJECT OF THE CONFERENCE RE-
TWEEN czaR AND EMPEROR.
Plans which Are Agreed Upon
ut the Potassium Meeting.
Special To Tho Post !


New York November S.--A special cable
from Berlin says: A sem-ofiicial article
in today's Cologne Gazette says that the
main point to BIO discussed ut the confer
enco between the GEAR and the kaiser at
Potsdam will bo tho means of preventing
tho war between England and the Beers
from spreading beyond the boundaries OF
South Africa and causing general Euro
pean conilagratlon. The chief object OF
the kaiser's subsequent visit 10 Queen
Victoria, the Gazette continues, is finally
to settle the question and eradicate all
danger OF European war arising from
the South African situation.
Potsdam. November S.-The czar and
c2arina arrived here at IL O'Clock today
and were welcomed by the emperor and
empress of Germany at Wild Park station.
The most cordial greetings wero ex-
changed, Their majesties then dove TO
the new palace. Both the empel ogs ald
Expresses embraced and kissed each o.her
repeatedly. Emperor William kissed the
hand OF the czarina and the car did the
same 10 the empress OF Germany. Subse-
quently the emperor heartily greeted Count
Muravleff, the Russian fareiSp minister.
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The president and Mrs. MCKEE
reached Washington at ] o'clock toosl
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LANcnRs ANNIurLArEp.
The Command Was Cut to Pieces
IT Is said.
fSpeciaI to The Post.l

Especial to The Postl
New York. November S.-A special
cable from Paris says Information has
been received in diplomatic circles here
that in Fridays battle near Ladysmith.
Natal, the Fifth Lancers were aunihilated.
six hundred of them were Killed. wounded
or taken prisoners. Four hundred horses
were c1ptured
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London. November 9.--The Daily Mail
has the following dispatch from Queens
town dated Sunday night! The railway
staff is withdrawing from all the border
stations between this place and Deaar.
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Durham. November 5,--Genera Schalk
berger with 1900 men has arrived at vry-
held on his way 10 Swaziland II Is be-
lieved he is going TO Zululand. The pre-
parations for the defense of Pictcrmarit3-
burg are in good shape All the strong
positions on the surrounding hills have
been fortified.
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Capeiown November S,--Sir Alfred Mil
ner visited the wounded today They are
all doing we'll. Some of the wounds are
OF an extraordinary nature. The Mausa,
bullet makes II clean pcrforaton of hone
and muscle. soldiers shot through both
check bones have lost the sense OF smell
and taste bat arc otherwise quite well
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London, November s.--The British for
eien office today gave out a statement
in regard to the Samoan agreement sim
liar to that issued in Berlin showing that
the United States gets the rutuila and
other Samoan islands east of the l71st de-
gree of longitude
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-30

Under the title a Colorado Surnnser."
the Santa Re route has iss1sd . sump-
tuous printed book devoted 30 shs a.
fractions OF the Rocky mountain ramnsr
resorts. intended. we understand. sor free
distribution. Besides q graphic aessriD-
ton OF the more noted localities. ths
publication contains special artieisa on
climate. the mountains. campins. SEEING
AMI shqoting. and l. eusbeliiabed By eighty
half-tone Illustrations from speSiai phote-
graphs. A nap % colorsdo. q tssis 81
attitudes. and a full list Of hotels. Get
taEes ami boarding houses and their
rates are included. This should be an IN
valuable handbook for ali who eosssm-
plate a summer trip % that charming
region Of lofty altitude pure air and eool
sunshine
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-30
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN TEXAS
Eleven Year-OId white Girl Found
Hanging ia . Tree.

Chicago. July ee.-A special to the
Chronicle from Dallas. Texas, says:
''Fannin county. located - miles north OF
Dallas. IS in a state Of Indignation over q
terrible crime. An Il-year-oid white gil,
the daughter OF Alonzo Newton, farmer.
was found by her father hanging flfeless
from a tree near the family home. The
child was left alone IN the morning when
the father went to his work Newton i'm
mediatsly aroused the neighborhood.
News was sent 20 Bonham. the county
seat. seven miles distant. and Sheriff Rio
crime. The search was continued all 6ay
and Justice John Steele. acting coroner.
has been boiling an official INVESTIGATION.
The people Of Fannin county are terribly
aroused and q Iynchlng. perhaps two CT
tse.s6S nay be dA1 epissne-'
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JAMAICA AROUSED AGAIN
over q Revival OF lmperIsiIs@-TAIk
Ing AneexaHioa AzaIu

Kingston. Jamaica. July 2s.-The report
OF SIR David Barbour. late fazScfaI min
Ister CT India who has been s,s.iyizz the
suEA- industry % Jamaica in its bearings
upon the poiitIcai s.tEaSion. has besn pub
isShed here The report has created 8 sen
sAtiCn and SEsry dlzzPpiintnent. being
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AZTEC CALENDAR

The Santa Pc Route has Issued q ksnd.
some SIX months Calendar. judy % De.
een,ber. isa. which contains six separass
reproductions On color Skill inches, q r.
are the same reproductions aasa a.
Brush and Pencil" ana oannot - OBJ
tanned separately for less than tL0 Il
fact. some % them already Command q
high premium. The "AEtac Calsn6aFs
also hsz an engraved cover containing q
reproduction % the ancient AEiso Calea-
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plying TO ". J. Black. q. =. A. A. =.
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has ordered the consul at Tromso to In
form the traveller Lerner. who recently
occupied the island with a view TO revivi-
flying the German fisheries there, that In
the event OF his action leading to compli-
cations he must not reckon upon any sup
port from Germany.
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A coIoRApo SUMMER

Differs from summers elsewhere. Tho
altitude of Colorado Is one % three mlisst
heat Is grateful. not euervatlng. The
Rocky mountains Of COLORADO are v.sR-
niicent. To be out OF doors in this :dsai
region. hunting. fishing and noantaia
climbing. Is q fine tonic Tor The tired
Illustrated book. "a Colorado sumpss.-
free on application to local agent A. 7. =
8. +. Ry. The best way 70 50 Il vie the
Santa Re Routa
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summarized as follows. The condition Of
the colony. though precariOus. Is not alto
gether hopeless; but an Immediate loan Of
1,s75,OOO pounds sterling Is necessary.
which would be uDwarrantafbls only II the
colony resigns It's constitution, accepting
immortal control.
Public sentiment considers that any
thing would be preferable to surrender Of
the constitution. the most conservative
even whispering OF annexation as an al
tentative. -.....,
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Atchison( an. July 2s.-Reports received
at the Missouri Pacific offlees indicate
that the rain last night was general over
southern Nebraska and northern Kansas.
It was a steady downpour lasting for six
hours in most places and the first In two
weeks. The rainfall averaged two inches
and almost insures a record-breaking
Norr. eron
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DENVER. s1a
COLORADO SPRINGS. t17.M

PUEbL<o. Hb4a
and return via Santa Fe Route Tickfts
on sale August 5. and Z and limited 10
August 81. Good for Etop-Overs between
Pueblo and Denver. Pullman sieepers.
free chair cars. rock-bailAsted track.
block signal system and Harvey dining
rooms are among the advantages offered
travellers via Santa Fe.
L. r DELANEY. Agsnt