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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-20
N COLORADO COUNTY
,uyoyANT's EXPERIMENT
80 as A SUCCESSFUL ONE.
.,,t. Many Hundred Acres
,,t an the CROP This Year.
Mucb Front in II.

rsYas. November 1a.--The fu-
.sosnects for Colorado county are
man for many years past. Thanks
.,,srprise of Captain Dunovant OF
new industry has developed.
..monstrsted that Colorado county
~. suited for the cultivation OF rice
.,o remuneration is greater than
mar crop. On 300 acres. planted
~ a, an initial investment OF about
rs,,aiu Dunovant realized nearly
proft of nearly $4,000. The
,,e,d per acre was about so BUSH
,,,,,e more than s57. The average
:, rice In Eastern Texas and Louis
/. thirty bushels per acre. His ex-
,cr cultivating those 800 acres next
viii be nominal as the expense last
ras principally for seed. pumping ma
y and leveeing the land. However,
going into the enterprise extern
neyt wear and is now levyinS 1000
n land and is digging a canal from
.,olorado river TO irrigate. Other
srs near Eagle Lake are putting In
nj three hundred acre rice farms
Thomas Boulden, associated with
IN Dunovant as secretary and treas
~ the Cane Belt railroad, will i'm
somewhat on Captain Dunovant's
5enorts and is laying out model rice
several miles south of Columbus on
creek. He is building stone over
dam which will create reservoir
miles Ia length and will put in
|ifueal steam pump which will raise
hty thousand gallons OF water per min
Ia height OF thirty feet. From this
n he will run flume one mile where
hi empty into canal shaped in the
Of crescent, extending two miles
kch extremity. With this flume and
and with surface drain water from
which will be held by the levee of
crescent canal, he hopes to ultimately
vate thousands of acres of rice. His
| planting next year will be only two
kree hundred acres, but between the
Of the crescent and the creek he will
! 100 acres of Irish potatoes and 100
! Of cabbages. which he will irrigate
the fume. He will plant and irri-
other vegetables if he finds 1t vii!
foftable.
n for the cultivation of rice does not
ssarily have TO be of rich quality. but
) must be stratum of clay from six
be to two feet below the surface to hold
water on the plant continually. Colo
county abounds in thousands of acres
Ind with this characteristic accessible
be river or creeks and possible of irri-
bn by the expenditure of a few thous-
dollars for pumps, fumes and levees.
!. Boulder states that two hundred mil
dollars worth OF rice is imported into
country every year and II all Colorado
|ty should be turned into one vast rice
the market will not be appreciably
lied There is no danger of the thing
& overdone. Those who have gone into
Industry would be glad to have others
{ 1t would assure the earlier erection
rice mill here and possibly a paper
ee straw is excellent stock provender
Mr Boulder will engage to feed cattle
pig winter for other stockmen. A fine
lily OF paper. very strong and clear.
be made from the straw and efforts will
nade later TO erect a paper mill.
essrs. s. B. Foard and Fl. a. Miller OF
on. Maryland. are here studying rice
walton and have invested with Mr.
den in his venture.
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TEMPLE TOPICS.
ward Dennis, n Pioneer, Dead Mt
the Age of EIGHTY.

tHe hSe VI ClRsllSs
mple Texas, November B.-Edward Den
pioneer of Bell county and Temple,
Yesterday at the home of his son, John
Pis. in this city and was buried today
Re city cemetery at 10 o'clock. Mr.. DEN
Piyed to the ripe old age of so years; he
to Texas in 1854, settling in Bell count,
P-lt'ie Elm creek, where he lived until
|ple was laid out and has since made his
4 IN the town. He leaves large circle of
prem, relatives and friends to mourn his
u. Annie B. Jones, mother of Mr.. T. NJ.
|onshus oil this city, was also buried at
[Sly cemetery today. She died in Fort
En ana was brought to Temple for burial.
Il iaules OF the Episcopal church have
conducting a very successful trade
|ar az the corner of Main street and Ave-
= the past two days. Last night spe-
feature was cake walk by ton little
~ IN couples dressed as little men aud
Fsu' Misses Fay Faulkner and Earnestine
Eof TOOK the cake" and the other little
~ are invited to help eat 1t today. The
Il nave scored a success with the bazuar,
~ elosed today noon with a dinner.
E'wtaay was payday with the Santa Fe
1 ana they all had big checks from fall
Of business.
n seats for the now First ward school
Esa as nave arrived, although they Will not
Fseaed Tor six weeks yet. The shipment
tatered Tor the 25th of this month, but
''N'''s got them out ahead Of time.
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orIcE or sPEg "a Z, J! 5TocKHoLpzkS'

wa INV VT f<f- mi ~ ~ Q@k&FIQAxI8n0
MEETING;
Houston, Texas, Nov. 9Th. I'M. 6
NOTICE IL hteeby given that 4 special
meetiHk OF tir stockhoiders Of tho Hous.
ton and Texas Central Railroad Company
has been called by the Board Of Directors
Of said company 10 convene ut the general
oftcn OF said company IN tie City OF Hous-
ton. Texas, At twelve o'clock, noon, on tho
nineteenth day Of January. 1900, for the
ton aud delivery Of frst mortgage upon
the railroad recently purchased and now
cwncu by said company commonly known
as the Waco and Northwestern Division
Of the Houston md Texas Central Rail-
way extending from a point In or near
the town OF Brcmond. in Robertson county.
via Marlin md Waco TO point In or
near the town OF Ross. IN Mc1.ennan coun-
~, with its franchises and appurtenanccs
10 secure the payment Of hrst mortgage
bonds Of The Houston ana Tcsas Central
Rrilroed Company 4, an amount not ex.
ceedirg twenty-five thousand dciInra for
zach mile " said railroad. payable Mt
time not exceeding thirty years from their
date. aud bearing interest a, a rate nrt
Ing six per cent per annunn, payable
sem.annually. TO be Issued for the put
rosc of paying for, completing. Improving
ard operating the said railroad with ne
franchises ard appurtenances. t
r.. w CAVE. Secretary
Houston 4 Texas Central Railroad Com.
pnny. l-lo-isg0
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TROUBLE IN ARkANsAs.
'"a Who Killed His II insmnn Hat
to lie Rcrnnxea

10 he Removed.
Aana' Texas, November 1o--Informa-
'saen'ng here this evening from Horatio,
|, .Dout thirty-flve miles north of this
'nu'eates that the hot blood arising
| n, we friends and relatives Of Frank
i, and Tom Miller has become SO sharp
ne ussherifi found it NECESSARY 10 remoys
w Trer 10 Richmond. Ark. for safety
IeIee a "e Two men We're kinsnen, aud 10
er sts * iiofatio about ten days ago Ton.
narS arped Frank to death. AZ the pre-,
I'd q examination OF the accused the Jury
ine n Nnsee; and this result proved very
d hssn me friends Of the dead man. who
4 81 * X making ugly threats since the
''e trial Saturday aight.
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SAFETY deposit boxes in convenient Sizes
for rent, and valuable hooks. records. jew
clry, plate. deeds, life and insurance poli
eies aud Wills received for deposit and
satckecplns in tho vaults OF the Houston
Land and Trust Company, No. 1908 Frank
lin avenue. Houston. Texas, ia-is-ss
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the BABY is CUTTING TEETH
lsdy snd use that old and wei tried
CHA Mfs Winslow's Soothing syrup.
sns su teeshing. II soothes the child,
a .., ,ae gums. allays all pain. cures
Irhss. anu is the best remedy for
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HOUSTON HEIGHTs--Lots for sale at lowest
prices on installmcnt nlan.
modern broom cottage now under con-
struotlon, one-half block from Heights bou-
leyard. equipped with bath room. city water
AMI othVi convcniences for sale on inatai'-
ment olsn. John A. Milroy. Agent, go Main
street. II
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A BARGAIN.-42os acres, situated thirty miles
from Houston. tho II, Il. and W. I. railroad
runs through It; fronts on the San Jacinto
river; two little creeks run through II: viii
cut 1000 feet OF pine and 1000 feet OF white
oak and other hard wood per acre: price
50 90 per acre; ono-fourth cash, balance
one two and three years. at per cent In
terest. Address VIM. Hunter 2la Fapnln
street, near Postoffee. Housion. ToAas Y
SPECIAL BARGAIN in cottage. near Fair
Ground school house; ten minute car. APP
ply Bottle Bryan. %
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nORPHINE

opium and kindred habits. A new tusraptsea
painless and safe home cure Wholly az.
ferent from all othsrs. No publicity Or In
how often YOU have failed We can cure you
Write today for booklet and free sample and
note fits wonderful effect Corresppn1eues
confidential and solicited DIR. PuRpy.
Binz building. Houston. Texsa
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OR. WM, II ECKIiARDT--ofhc Capitol no.
tel; residence and office phone ,37s; oitea
hours II a, IN. to 1880 y. M. aud TO
y "
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NOTICE is hereby given thar the regular
annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Houston East and West Texas Railway
Company will he held at the general ottce
of the company, IN the city OF Houston,
Az nn.nhs " Isaa om INA ~, rs,, ny
annual meeting OF the directors OF said
Houston East aud West Texas Railway
Company will be held IN the city OF iIons,
ton, Texas at IL o'clock noon. on tues
day. tho 18th day Of December, 1899. jamts
A. Baker. .lr., secretary Houston East an
West Texas Railway Company. la-lS-Ys
WILLIAMS STANDARD TYpEwRITER--
Most durable. sppcdicst. best, second hand
machines all makes L. A. Wright & Co..
General Agent. No. 2sl Main. Dallas q
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AGENTS WANTED.

to soil most popular holl-
caiI on or address j. A. Thweatt. lol;
Walker avenue. Houston, Texas. ~
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NOTICE-Having been appointed by Tho court
special commissioner TO soil one hundred
feet square and improvements thereon In
block .. fronting tho pavement OF Franklin
avenue, corner OF Lalsranch street hereby
invite bids for this choice property, Cali
for particulars. George L, Porter. 2oo,s Main
street. 9.
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EVERY LIFE AGENT has reflections. or finds
rleu aud women he enn not write, because
mt strictly select he needs ratio book aud
applications of security, frnst aud no
correspondence solicited :. II, Chtles, strie
Agent, Dallas Texas ll-U
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AGENTS--To sell the Automatic gas lamp
and out door lamp for business houses We
guarantee our lamps and carry supplies for
an kinds OF gasoline lamps. Wanted. Son.
oral agents for South Texas. Indian and
Oklahoma Territories Call and see US, or
send for catalogue, terms and prices. Kelly
Bros. aSa Main ST. Dallas. ~
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PROFESSIONAL.

DETECTIVE AGENCY - Trained detectives
furnished for civil and criminal investiga.
tons: reasonable rates; corrcspondence so
llcited James MoCane. box 100. Houston.
Texas Il
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AGENTS WANTED nv Farmers and Mer.
chants Fire Insurance company. Sin
Kiam's -
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED

WANTED TO RENT-By married eonpie, ont
or two unfuInished, OF ons large MInien.'
room With board. gas and bath prlsliesss ,ss
In private family, where ACCOMMODATIONS
can be had for horse and buggy; references "a
exchanged Address p. 0. Box No. "a x,
city.
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FOR sALE--SOO acres OF land IN .41berty
county; a00 acres in cultivation. with houses,
fencing and other improvements, title per-
feet; city property taken IN exchange; pro-
posals for rent or lease will be considered
Mrs. Hattie Middehrook, Columbus, olo
RADIO county, Texas. ~
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FOR SALE. AT a bargain until January i,
1900, nicely furnished house, now being
used and run az a hotel have established
transient trade; no competition, situated
In thriving town close 10 San Antonio; enc
climate, reason for selling. terms aud other
particulars given on application Address
81, this office. -
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g. o. COTTON a BRO. Fire insurance
AGENTS and Adiusfera. 10 Min street u
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FOR sALE--Improycd farm, 1870 acres, half
In cultivation, NIL fenced creek running
through plenty timber; public school on
place; for further Information address Jno.
A. Brink, Cypress Top. Texas. ~
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TO LOAN, $1,000 on Houston realty. No com
mission For sale. two lots Ranger add
ton. cheap. Ira Z. Jones. Khan build
ing q
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WANTED TO RENT.

lease pasture from ave 70
ten thousand acres With grass and album
ton. water supply. price. etc.. 9, T. Nsuly,
Banouete. Texas. -
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lust OUT-Gutar chord attachment; any one
cnn play use; agents and dealers wanted
Shaw instrument Factory. Decatur. ~, i2-S
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\ AGAA ESVA4G kVA SAAA
5000 BUys a choice lot on Crawford street,
near Caroline, sewer. gse ana water on
sssc buys two and half choice lots noas ca,
$500 buys. choice corner, one block from
5000 buys three lots and four houses in do.
net on investment. Ny list list o. choice resi-,
dcnce property, improved and vacant Is
the largest In the city no trouble to chow
same N NJ. Ncrhcct, soi Binz building,
fhonc $40. U
lTEN-R0oM HOUSE with all modern con.
yenienccs and three lots. corner jackson
and Preston. part cash. balance In trade
TWO cottages on asphalt pavement on Mont
Eomcry street. two blocks from Southern
| Pacific shops, at q sacrifice W. II.
| Olschewske. col Kan building. y
FOR SALE--scyen-room twc-story house,;
nicely finished inside: lot, cistcrn; 1880
SOS 81. Emanuel street, between Hadley and
McIlhcnmy. Is
| FOR sALE--one hundred acres choice pro-
ductIve prairie land. three miles from Web.
ster. Harris county. on Clear creek. some
timber, fine for fruit farming. a bargain u
taken at once Addrcss ISL. This oIaec =
SECTION PRAIRIE LAND on railroad; viii
take part city property. halanre easy pay
-l msnes. VIM. Giles. SEQ Main street. Z
NEW TWO STORY s.room house, with hath
aud closets. southeast corner; lot looxieo,
barn ana servants quarters hnc Investment,
Tor sale on rent plans also 20 acres on
graded road, fenced. with some improve
nen's. barn. we'll etc, miles from court
house bargain, also N.room cnttagc large
hall, bath. Two cisterns barn, etc. for sale
on easy terms; lot 7Sxlot. few lots on
MCGOWAN avenue for sale ON monthly nay (
monts, per cent interest, on deferred pay.
monte y c Idsson, 2ls rannin street .
FOR SALE AT bargain until January !,
=, mai bpt
used and run az hotel; have established
traneient trade; no competitions situated
n thriving town close , 10 ssa An'onio inc
particulars siven on application Address
81, this office. -
$500 ACRES OF rich dark sandy loam pra,ric
land, Austin county between Wallis aud
scnly on Santa Fe railroad; $40 per acre.
John sleener Waco, Texas. ls.s
FOR SALE-C Choice lots on Montgomery ave-
nue., blocks from market square; cheap.
Apnly lo2o MontRomery. Fred,s ls.l7
li16 AND 1875 ACRES adjoining, situated
miles from Crosby, on the southern Pacific
railroad, aud between Cedar bayou and san
JRcinto river plenty OF wator near by; all
smooth black sand prairie, we'll adapted
for rice culture, price 81 % per acre, one-
fourth cash, balance l, and years, at S
per cont interest. 5000 acres saino kind.
noar can be had at a small advance on
above price, Address Wm. Hunter, ai2 Fan
min street Houston. Texas. q
FoR sALE-Improycd farm, 1850 acres, hall
in cultivation. NIL fenced; creek running
through; plenty timber; public school OH
place, for further information. address Jno.
a. Brink, Cypress Top. Texas. %
FOR sALE--SoO acres OF land in liberty
county; a00 acres in cultivation. With houses
fencing and other improvements, title per.
feet; city property taken ~. exchange; pro-
posnls for rent or lease will be considered
Mrs. Hattie Middlebrook Columbus, colo
RADIO county, Texas y
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/ HAVE MONEY % loan In hmall amounts
on chattel security. chas Il. Munger. 80
Einm O. w
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li76 AND 1875 ACRES adjoining, situated :
railroad, aud between Cedar bayou and san
JRrin,o river, plenty OF water near by; all
smooth black sand prairie. we'll adapted
for rice culture, price s,25 per acre; one
fourth cash. balance l, and years, at S
per cont interest. 5000 acres sHino kind
near, can be had at a small advance on
above price Address Wm. Hunter, 2i2 Fan
min street, Houston Texas, %
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WANTEp-Four good oyster openers: nav 81
per 1000; steady work. Address sabips ,sss
rlsh aud Oyster company, Sabine Pass,
fICXlS
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY LOANED Houston renity preferred,
reasonable rate. Ed S, Phelps. attorney,
3i0ih Moiu street ~
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HELp wArrrn

MAN OR WOMAN TO travel and nnpolns
agents; salary 5000 per month ana es :,
peasos: also local workers: guaranteed a. 'oo
PIT day.. Peoples. S'iS Market strett
Philadelphia ''.s'''
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dinner aud short order
, ,sok' Address Belchers Restaurant. Pales-
Nuc, 1cNaS. 10
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FOR SALE--on account being forced to sell
this stock Of fine gents plano body driving
huggies by January l, | Offer the following
lot of brand new stock of full leather top
and hack curtain, four bows, full anglo
iolnted. padded seat sides, Parme spring
back, full carpcted, leather boot. silver trim.
med. full holted wheels, In end and Brew
stcr spring, for less than cost. only $i6 for
stock on hand. order ut once and save big
money Remit express or =. o. money order
Emil Banmgarten. Sehucnhurg. Texas 70
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FRANCS ART STUDIES, Chlidren's lllu-
minated booklets. scrapbooks, pictures
birthday cards and souvenirs half price,
bankrupt Store, Masonic Temple. -
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WANTED Al once; frst-class cook for
boarding house. Address Il. W. Rodgers,
Luikin, Texas "
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WANTED Five iron bridge erociors 4
sini,hvillo. Texas. Apply Indiana BrIar
COMPANY, ''N
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ANY BOUND BOOK in stock so cents; any
pooket-book % cents: lot of oelluloid work.
jewelry and fancy boxes, half price Bank
rupt stock, Masonic Temple 90
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JUST RECEfNED--Car full leather top hug.
sles with rubber curtains and storm aprons
the best buggies built FOR the money. YOU
choice $40. Edward clarendon. dealer In
fne Carriages, Phaetons Surveys. Road
Wagons Harness, Rubber Tired Buggies.
Repository corner Franklin and Caroline
street. "A
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1899-02-16
The Glossary of the Jabberwock.

For the benefit of those who may be
interested philologically or otherwise
in that immortal poem, "The Jabber-
wock, the first lines of which were
Twas brillig and the slithy toves
Did eyre and gimble in the wabe;
All mimsy were the borogroves
And the nome raths outgrabe-
Literature, published by Harper &
Brothers, quotes short glossary found
among the 5oyhood papers of author,
the lamented Lewis Carol, of Alice in
Wonderland fame.
Bryllyg derived from the verb to
Bryl or BroiD, "the time of broiling
dinner, i. e., the close of the afternoon.
Slythy compounded of Shiny and
Lithe), "smooth and active"
Toye, species of Badger. They had
smooth, white hair, long hind-legs, and
short horns like stag; lived chiefly on
cheese.
eyre, verb derived from Gyaour "a
dogD, "to scratch like dog"
Gymble (whence Gimblet, "to screw
out holes in anything"
Wabe derived from the verb to Swat
or Soak, "the side of hill" (from its
being soaked by the rain).
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1899-02-16
How wannmaler Made His Fortnno.

A business man Of Philadelphia told
me the other day that Mr.. Wanamak-
er's profits from his Philadelphia store
last year were over 81, 75O, 900, aud that
those from his New York store would
run close to that figure, The Saturday
before Christmas the receipts in New
York were even, greater than those in
Philadelphia and exceeded $500, 0O0
The New York store has paid profit
from the very day it was opened, al
though two firms which occupied the
establishment since A. T. Stewards
death have failed. The reason of Mr..
Wanamaker's great success, both in
New York and Philadelphia, is his skill
full and successful advertising. 1t has
been his rule to confne his advertising
to newspapers and magazines, on
which he has spent annually more than
$500. 600 in Philadelphia. The advertis-
ing bills of his New York establishment
exceeded even that sum last year. -
Washington Telegram to the Chicago
Record.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1899-02-16
Business Chances In the philipnines.

Business Chances In the Philippines.
Manila is always interesting, the Ma
nila of the old days especially so, ono
of the most romantic, richest, and fair
est cities Of the sleepy east. Warmed
by the tropical sun, cooled by the
breezes of the Pacific, it was blessed
with features Of climate and commerce
which permitted men to grow rich while
at the same time they lived lazy and
contented. 1t was the ideal home for
Spanish official or adventurer who
wished to seek his fortune in distant
colonies, and yet enjoy life which for
ever reminded him OF sunny Spain.
The Spanirds did indeed become rich
but only through their cruel oppres-
sion of the natives, and during their
rule, lasting almost four hundred years,
the islands remained practically unde-
veloped. Apart from beautiful Manila,
with its Spanish buildings, its delicate
Spanish architecture, bit of which is
shown in our illustration, taken from
the current issue of Harper's Weekly,
the towns are and have been mere col
lections of straw huts, and the natives
of the archipelago for the most part are
as barbarous as when Magellen met his
fate on the Island of Cebu.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1899-02-16
A Narrow Escane.

Thankful words written by Mrs. Ada
E. Hart, of Groton, S. D. "Was tax
en- with bad cold which settled on my
lungs; cough set in and finally termi-
mated in consumption. Four doctors
gave me up, saying I could live but a
short time. gave myself up to my
Savior, determined if 1 could not stay
with my friends on earth, / would meet
my absent onss above. My husband
was advised to get DR.. Kings's New
Discovery for consumption, coughs,
and colds l gave it a trial, took in all
eight bottles. It has cured me, and
thank God, [ am saved and now we'll
and healthy woman" Trial bottles
free at y H. Lyle's. Regular size at
SOC. and $1.00. Guaranteed or price
refunded.