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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-01

this church held an afternoon Sunday
school AZ a private residence on the cor
ner Of Maiden, lane and Church streets
This was during the paatorate OF Rov IL.
y. Cowlos. az Centenary
Aftcr holding services In this building
for oulto awhile. old oregon, which was
situated on ChJrch street, between Mald-
on iauo and Rose streets. was built, ana
an october "a. lS89 a sunday school was
o,oarizcd. II was O rainy Sunday. only
a f,w were present, but IN few days the
echool was organized with fifty present
Near the close OF this year the cnutch
40 dedicated by Row. Henry 4. 'Cowie5.
Tho first pastor who was sent there was
pov John L. Clarke. now OF Chariottes-
,llo lie remained two years. II IS Pc
c,iliarlv fitting that this first pastor
ehouid bo present on this occasion. 1t VIII
be "a gracious sight for his bedlmmel
owes to behold the marvellous growth OF
tbo aoed sown by him so many years ago
undcr so many difficulties. lie Is now
s.,roranuuated. That Is. he is too old ana
foohlo TO stand the tax OF regular pas
torato. lie Is q man Of striking hSuIe,
with q face strangely resembling that o..
T1onrv Ward Beecher. His fine, sunni
countenance and snowy hair give nm
striking appearance. lie wouiu De ho'"
bio IN any asscmbla8e'
THE WRIGHTs' FINE WORK.
PERHAPS the best work ACCOMPLISHED
~ old oregon was done by Rev. George
NJ Wright. Ho was Stationed lleIe ln
lg-5 and remained four years. bui
tbaf time the church doubled IN melhDei
Shin. and the sunday scnooi gre" 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-01
CLARKE COUNTY.
The Campnign-Church building
Personal Notes.

IfEnnHNt
BERRYVILLE, VA, September %
(SpcciaD-Mr. Arthur L. Wharthen, the
Democratic nominee for the Legislature
TO represent the counties Of Clarke ana
Warren. has been here this week getting
acquainted with the voters Mr.. War
then has made a most favorable impress
sion here. and will doubtless poll a large
vote Mr. Robert Br0ckett. who has an
uouuced himself as an Independent cam
didatc. opposing Dir. Warthcn, has been
also active among the voters In the
county. ana IS announced for several
speeches.
The Chapel Society OF Grace Episcopal
church is erecting a chapel ON d lot adj
Joining the church. The building is OF
stone, and viii soon be ready for the
The cornerstone OF the new Methodist
Episcopal church at white POST Clatke
county. Wll De laid on Tuesday, OCTOBER
3D. Rev Dr. ). X. Cox viii be the
speaker Of the occasion. ana a number
Of prominent members Of that denomlha-
tlou Will De present.
Hon. Marshall Mccormick. Of this place,
argued at the recent September term on
cases. AIessrs. IL. H. McCormlck ani
~ H.. Royce. Jr. OF this county. were also
before the court in cases. .,-
Nfr. ID. r. Meade and family left I'M,
week for Winfield. Kan, where they VIII
Miss Eliza Hcge. 81 Wheeling, W. Va,
IS Tie guest Of Mrs. y. il. Clagett at
Mrs. WarGeld and Mrs. Higgins, Of
MARYLAND. are visiting at "Clearmont''
the home of Captain JACOB warden o., ?,
Mss Annie C.. Moore left This week Tor
Bryun Mar college, near Baltimore.
Misses Margaret WIGHT and aimee
R1nl off Baltimore, who have been visit
inr Miss Annie 81. Smith, have returned
Mis- Gertrude Mccormick has gone 10
ier4rdriq 10 attend Arlington Institute.
Alr. +. H. Belt returned Tuesday to MS
home i'm washington, after visit to
friends here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-01
} Nerve
|, Centres
} Rebuilt by
!, Grape=Nuts,
THE FAMOUS FOOD.
A FOOD FACT.

The food Crape-Nuts positively does
r,,r,ish the necessary elements 20 ;e-
huild the brain and nerve centres Ana
lvsls win show ~ food makers know
N rs true: and the everyday user OF
Crape-Nuts can take his oath that while
be may not be an expert food maker
or an analytical chemist, be knows
enough 10 know" when his body Il Wen
uourished, and the seat OF his reason
active, forcible, and IA perfect polse.
Grape-Nuts are as truly the main-stay
of the brain and the nervous system IS
IA good stomach Is the main-stay % a
healthy body Let the little lamp OF
reason shine forth" when you make Sc
lections OF food. All nrst-class grocers
sell Grape-Nuts, and the Postum Cereal
Company. Limited make them at their
Battle Creek factories.
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DEEP RUN CLUBS RACES.
Programme for the Annual Fall
Meeting Next Month.

Programme for the Annual Fall
Meeting Next Month.
Tho Deep Hun Hunt Club win have its
NTH annual fall race meeting on the
club course on the afternoon OF Saturday.
November 18th. These meets arc always
interesting and attract large crowds.
The club Will make special efforts 10
have a number OF tho best horses in tho
various events. and some exciting con-
tests are expected
The following programme has been ar
ranged:
FIRST RACE.
Farmers half-mile fat race-For horses
owned by farmers and tenants over whose
land the club rides not 10 be ridden by
members Of any hunt club or professional
riders. Catch weights. All entries SUBJ
iect to a committee Of farmers appointed
by the Race Committee. First, saddle,
value N2; second, bride. value s.; third,
bride value 50.
SECOND RACE.
Deep Run Hunt Club steeplechase-
open only 10 horses following tine Deep
Run hounds. BY subscription Of s. each.
the club 10 add sufficient 10 make tho
purse 800. Of which 2l5 to second. Cen
tlemen riders; weight for age. half-breds
allowed ten pounds. About two and a half
miles.
THIRD RACE.
Half-NHle Flat Race-For 2-year-olds
and upward. by subscription Of s. each,
the club 10 add sufficient 10 make the
purse $40, Of which So 20 second Open
only 20 horses owned by members OF a
recognized hunt club Gentlemen riders;
weight for age. Half mile.
FOURTH RACE.
Standardization 10 an horses. by
subscription OF S. each, the club 10 add
sufficient 20 make the purse 500, az which
SZ3 TO second. Gentlemen riders; weight
for age. About two and "a half miles.
FIFTH RACE.
One-Nue Handicap Flat Race-F0r half
bred qualified hunters Hy subscription
of s. each, the club TO ada sufficient 20
coud Gentlemen riders; weights am
noLnced day before the race. one mile.
CONDITIONS.
This meeting Will be held under the
sanction and rules of the National Stee-
plech9Gc and Hunt Association.
The committee shall have the right 20
bar any rider or refuse any entry.
Four bona hdo starters tn an races,
three of them TO be the property OF DIFF
forent owners. III the stewards OF the
meeting are convinced that any starter IS
NOT q bona hdc starter the horse ana
rider viii be suspended.
Overweight viii Doe allowed IN an races
ANY horse schooling over the regular
steeplechase course after the hass are up
viii be disqualified.
1899, az ] T.. M.,,
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.'.. Ar J. j. Han Mrs. e.
Mfs Emma Meuman, Mrs.
lAnemuu. Airs AlQude vs.. Dun
Nlr d. 81 Poe. Mrs Kate A. MIL
@ Clara " Hulce. Miss Carrie
1861. F'csslc Adkins. 3liss Bessie
y H.ae A.rlha A. Do.tz. Miss
E.ra MISS Alice L.. Clarke
p ~ Gillian chairman. ". IT,
j j. Irancis. A. uoyerstocli.
Davis. Mr Eliza Francis Mrs.
i'Hcc Mrs. james Chnds. Mrs.
I' Farmer Mrs. ~. A. Poe. Mrs. r.
"n. Nis John S.. Walden Miss An
tafp M.ss Carrie Gayle. Miss
t0'tz. Mlsa Addle Webster.
'tfcrbInd. Miss Pattie Farm
ina Graves.
D.. s. Jones.
"t'iliIEk Oh CENTENARY.
lAwe-s,reeO H. the offspring
..Hafy church During the nrst
-'' Oh hs year lsg several workers fro.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-01

United states Senator sullivan.
81 desire 70 say that have been
taking Po-ru-na for some time for ca
tarrh. and have found Il an excellent
medicine, giving me more relief than
anything I have ever taken.-W. V. SUI
Ivan. oxford, Miss"
United states senator Roach.
Persuaded by n friend 1 have used
pe-ru-na as a tonic. and am glad 10 tes-
tify that IL has greatly helped me In
strength vlgor and appetite. ] have
been advised by friends THAI II Is re-
markedly eiiicacious as n cure for the al
most universal complaint ~ catarrh.--W.
y. Roach. LarImore. n. d."
a tree book on catarrh sent 20 any
address by the Pe-ru-na Drug Manufac-
turing Company. Columbus, %.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-01

financially and spiritually. Inc Sunday
school numbers about 400. church, CO.
Piue-street Celebration.
The Sunday school of Pine-Street
church Will have its celebration next
sunday.
This is the largest Sunday school in
Richmond and the South. Doubtless q
very large number will be present. The
programme Will not be made out until
to-day.
On the year 1913 David Turner, known
90 some of our Oldest citizens as DAY
school teacher located near the cor
nor OF Third and Main streets. RE came
to this city with Dr. Charles Reed ana
SIR j.. Sques of the ola First Presby-
terrain church. MI Turner came over to
Oregon Ilili and started an evening sun
day school From this beginning the
next year QsiO sprang The oregon Hin
Methodist sunday school now the
Iaurol-Street school, and the Belvdere
Baptist Sunday school now the Pine
street Baptist Sunday school. With
houses Of their own situated on Church
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-01

Make your own selection OF pieces. We
mention few prices.
81 dozen Plates az SOC. dozen.
81 20 dozen Patcs at zoe dozen.
BE. Fiat Dishes az Zoe. each.
50c. Fiat Dishes az zoe. each.
&c Covered Dishes at J5c. each
AID an other pieces 20 make complete
Dinlier set al the same reduction.
Large Clothes Boilers. were o0c, this
week. &oc.
odd FoOt-Tubs and Sl0p-Jars. regular
price. &c.; your choice. iDc
% Decorated Toilet rs at a reduction
OF 20 per cent, in order 40 make room.
Special prices on Dinner Sets this week.
The greatest variety ever shown in th.I
city.
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BLANK BOOKS,
PAINTERS SUPPLIES.
PAINTS.

PAINTS.
LEwIss PURE LEAD.
PURE iINsEED OFts
BEST GRADE PAINTERS cOLORS.
EVERY ARTuCLE GUARANTEED
PURCELL. LADD s. co,
seT Wholesale Druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-01

OLD papers for sale at = esnts PEI
hundred Al the Dispatch ONCE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-01

Major-General Joseph wheeler. COM
handing the cavalry forces I'm front OF
Santiago and the author OF "The SAN
tiagO Campaign" i'm speaking Of the
great catarrh remedy, Pe-ru-na, says:
II join with Senator'S Sullivan. Roach
and McEnery I'm their good opinion or
Pe-ru-na. 1t rs recommended 20 me by
those who have used Il as an excellent
tonic and particularly effective as a euro
for catarrh."
United states Senator McEnery.
Hon. S. ID. McEnery. United States
senator from Louisiana. says the follow
Ing In regard TO Pe-ru-na:
"Pe-ru-na IS an excellent tonic. I have
used il sufficiently TO say that I believe
IL 10 be all that you claim for It's. ID.
McEnery, New Orleans, La"
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FIRST RACE
SECOND RACE.
THIRD RACE.

Half-Anle Flat Race-For 2-year-oids
and upward. by subscription Of s. each,
tho club 10 add sufficient 10 make the
purse $40, Of which SIS 10 second. open
only 90 horses owned by members of
recognized hunt club. Gentlemen riders;
WoL.lt Tor ace. II-lf mill.
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ME- ENQUIRER's STORY.
SAILORS, DINNER.

The account written by the Enquirer
New York correspondent IS as follows:
New York, January Sth.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-13
QUALITY AND NEWS
FAME AND EXCELLENCE ARE
DETERMINlNG FACTORS
II SUCCESSFUL. DE-
EELOpsTEE5ssss.TF.
One Of the Importers Functions Of
High-e2ss Newspapers.

In presenting interesting phases
Of scientific and economic prob
lelnsr kish-eiass Newspapers ire
qaently give Information of rs
great valre IN their advertising
columns as in those devoted to the
publication Of tie principal eveass
of the days and when the fame o.
q product is extended he5-ond its
NATURAL limits into foreign lands
and a large demand created tilrong-
hoat Great Britain aad her Colo.
MES the principal sea,patts and
cities OF Europe, Asia AID Africa
it becomes pleasant Duty to note
the fact aud to tell of the points OF
=e1cellehee On which SO greet size
cess is based. We refer to the now
Torld-famed 4axatiTe remedy,
Syrup Of Figs, TIE product OF the
California Fig Syrup Company
The merits Of this well-known ex-
eeIlent laxative were first maze
known to the world through tie
medical journals and newspapers
Of the United States; and is one :,sfe
the d;stfaet achievements of the
press. 1t IS new well known that
Syrup of Figs is an ethical pros
priets<y remedy, approved by tie
most eniinert physicians every
where, because 1t is simple and
effective. yet pleasant to tAe taste
and acceptable 10 tie system and
not only prompt in It's beneficial
effects, but also wholly free from
any unpleasant after-eifectS. 1t IS
frequently referred to as the reire-
dy OF the healthy, because it Is
used by people who enjoy good
health and WHO live well and feel
well and are we73 informed on all
subjects GENERALLY, including lax
atives. IN order to get IS. bench
cial effects, it Is necessary to get
the genuine Syrup Of Figs which
is manufactured by the California
Fig syrup Co. only.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-13
~.,ousn,,as gre rrrira It.

n oTstsr 70 prove Tho gseas merit Of
Eiy's Crca 4 Ba..a, the most elective cuTe
fer C:stlrr:l and Cold n Head, we have pye-
pared. q geasreas 5riAl Ska for 10 eeHss
ST.. II os soaE ssriiSgsst or send 10 cents 70 !
3SOS., &c Warren st, Il. y. City.
xsugeyea fresa catarza OF 70 worst kind
eresss:nce Il boz, AID f.neser hoped-for
.cs,re, bat, E..y's Crsa,a Balm seems to Do
even that May aegaaintsnces Lave used
il with excellent results.-Gscar Cssrasl,
- Warren. Ave. Chicago, IL
EIy's Cree7a .ssalsa Is i9le acknowledged
cu-s for s..ts.E=a md contains 80 cocaine,
niercsyy nor Any injrrsous drag. Price,
&c cents AZ druggists or kv .znsl.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-13
BIDS WE'RE OPENED.
Lowest Bid FOR Fort Brown Jetty
Came From Brownsville.

+~ttr-- - ~'-t-~
Bids we're opened yesterday II
the chef qnarterlaaSter's o!stee Of
sllis department Tor the conssrac-
t99n Of a retainins wall s Fest
Brown, Tex, to prevent tie ero-
zion OF tie river bank and sis*truc-
lou Of government property
There were bat Two bidders Oh fise
cpatracs T#ey we're ". q. Seil't.
with o. this city and Samuel q.
Brooks OF Brownsville. Dir.
Brooks bid.was the lowest. His
price for the ecns5rucflon q tie
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-13
The Ladies.

Tie pleasant eject and perfect
safety with which ladies' fnsY use
Syrup of Figs. under all condi-
tons, makes it their faverite rem
ely. To get 5le true and genuine
article, look fes tlii Ear1e of tlit
Calllesnis Zig Syrup ca. printed
nneag tie bottom Of The paekeg
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-13
For Over Fitty years.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
has been used fer over fifty years
By millions OF motaers fer their
children while teetliing, with per-
feet success. It soesiles The child
sofsens the gums, ailays ali pain,
cures wind etllic. ana is the best
remedy Tor Diarrieea. : 1t will re-
iieve the poor little sufferer irislG.e-
lately. Seld by Druggists. IL
every part OF the world. Twenty
I've cents Z bottle BE SIRE and
ask Ser Hrs HinsIows Soothing
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-13
EEnterpriaimg Citizens.

On accoun: of the military bar
racks in Nuevo Laredo hefBs m
sufficiently SIZE to accommodate the
Eleventh Cavalry now making It's
headquarters in that city, it was
aathentioally learned by the bust
ness men ana citizens that for thfs
reason the regiment would shortly
be moved to. Monterey. So, they
held a called meeting last Satur-
day aad after discussing the mat
Ter II was concIeded to take up a
subscription among tnsseitizens- to
pay for the enlargement of the bar
racks, they having been given to
understand that the headquarters
OF the reeiiils9r5 would remain il
lie town afforded ample accom-
modations.
The subscription list was eassed
around aad N less ti:an 10 tiiae
one Thousand dollars was raised
That amoant is about al that is
needed and the construction of an
addition TO the present barracks
. MI commence at once. So, the re-
Iregiment will renain.-I@redo
Times.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-13

9AIE GNLy the best when yce
need a medicine. Hoods Sars;spa-
Tisia IS TIE best LIood purifier, nerve
and stomach toxic. Get EGC EsS-
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-13
PURELY PERsONAIs.

Mrs jose Simo vas a passenger
from the Point last evening
Mrs. a Northumberland from
Point Isabel last evening.
Mrs. Lily sebree and child re-
turned last evening from Che Point.
R. " sHton of San Antonio
and Radolph Klsberg Of this ely.
breakfasted al tic Point tllis morn
sag
r. JOSEPH left slsis morning on
tile N. & NJ. for Laredo. after
spending g couple Of weeks III the
city.
r. Il. Miller. c. Follain, ana
lawyer Siller were a party OF gen
tlemen freia Aatamoros who spens
the day at Poift Isabel
Mrs. James Il. Edwards ara
child arrived Saturday from Del
RIO. T!ley are tie family CT Mr..
Edwards. the gentleman who has
purchased the business of the
Laredo Drug Co.-Iarede Times.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-13
Died.
Laredo Times.

-
John Eiyet, son of Mrs. H. J.
Eivet, of Rio Grande City, died in
this ely at 10: 80 O'Clock this morn
ing of mepengitis He was twentg-
three years OF age and was school
Iteacher He arrived in Laredo last
Friday night from Tcpo Chico
Springs near Monterey where he
was taking the hot water baths for
his health In this city he took
quarters at Mrs. Davis boarding
house or the Heights, where he
died.
His mother was notified of his
serious illness and is now en- route
TO this city ard IS eEnpcted t. ar
riveetliiS afternoon Or tomorrow.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-13
A BIG OFFER.
Late Volunteer Offered $12o'0ee
For Land In Venezuela.

Fl Paso. Tex, oes. S.-Geo.
L. Fitzgerald of tllis city. a min
inp known throughout the Yves,
to-day received an, offer erofa ant
English syndicate Of $4,000
sterling. for waste tract CT land
owned Is hin within the present
boardary limits of Yenezaels.
Fitzgerald inherited the land from
his father. c. c.. Fitzgerald,
who obtained 1t by purchase from
Venezuela seEenteen Years ago.
The land was in the territorF
afterwards claimed by Great
s.itain, and was foand TO be rich
in minerals. Engiishmen we're
operating gold and iron mines on
the land when by the recent
decision cf boundary commission
Il again became Venezuelan ter
ritory and the title reverted tC
Fitzgerald and his to brothers
, who served IN the Philippines as
Sincers in tie Thirteenth Min
fnesota Infantry.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-13
ABOUT 1OWN.

Ht9slO t0A ~
The river centuries to fell at al
points above.
Geo. Kraasse SaEing a hard
some ieSies' gold watch, with 4
large solitaire diamond in the back
case. Ny your lack.
FouND-At the ferry landing q
Eat key, WITH nurnbe- 81 on it'sntl
letters. Loser can have same y
calling at this oiEce ard paying fer
notice.
Faa Hats-Danlap ana stets, q
In al new shades aud black, 50 10
So; Hamilton Bros, Houston. j
w. Crate viii represent them here
In October.
District court met aud ad jorraied
this morning without transacting
any business OF Importance Tho
criminal docket VIII Be taken rp
Monday, the Is.
The river rose something Ike IN
inch here last night aad from al
appearances it is II 3 stand this
afternoon, though it is expected to
commence to fall during the eight,
The scheeners olga aud Lake
Austin sailed from Brazos last
evening, the former for Galveston
with a cargo Of bones and cotton
and the latter for VelaA50 with 4
cargo of seed cotton.
Uadsr%ear-we have the nost
coerpletc line IN Texas. All
weights all sizes. Hamilton Bros
Houston. Before buying wait for
their samples in October
The Alice stage re@sliad here st
80 last night, bringing donbIt
anail-Nonlay and Tuesday maiis-
Though after postof1ee hours Post
master e!.arpe anal bis assistants
5 .commodated the pnaiie by I'M
m diately distributing the mail
Sajrfs-Fall patterns now ready
to ea.t. Customers who have their
measare with us 'stn write Tor new
samples. Our Mr.. J. y. Crate
will be in Brownsville with the
line to show your IN October.
Hamilton Bros. Houston.
Mans H-ear Eer FsH-If you
ped 5a3stkiIs .Ge1gfe i see yon
III October send Eie your order
Prompt and careful attention viii
be given same. Yours truly, J.
". Crate, representing Haini-fon
Bros, Houston.
The steam fighter Luzon sre-
eeeaed in getting aloagside Of tie
Steamer this morning and. took OF
a5ont 9enty ears Of freight. reach
ing tie Foipt at ? O'Clock this az
fernooa. 4 portioa Of Che freight
IS expected 10 arrive by this after
loon .r5in.
J. ". Crate, representing Ham
iiton Bros. aSthing house OF
Hoasbou,s viii be in the city for i
week or tea aagsrt receive order.
for6&en's furnishing goods, and
wisi be pleased to take any orders.
Those residing outside Of the. city
who wish to p.see orders S.loa,d
write lr. Craze in eare.o Of The Ash
land hotel, Brownsville, Texas,
All orders via receive prompt 1t.
tentioa.
BIDS WE'RE OPENED.
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Sold by druggists 75e.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-13
OBERLIN NJ. CARTER.
The exFaptain Has Paid the
Tine of 5000 IMPOSED

Kew York. Oct. s-0berlin N
Carter the disgr::eed army eaieer-
his paid the fine Of 5000 Imposed
by TIE eoustsnarr;aI His check
sfar thsf amount was seistt6 United
States District Attorney Burnett.
Mr. Rose, OF Carriers counsel,
las been called to Savannah and
Judge I.aeome has extended the
tine for submission Of briefsTin
the habeas corps proceedings
Santil next Saturday.
The writ was obtained BY Mr.
Rose in an. endeavor to save his
client from the additional pnnisIi-
nient Of imprisonment fer five
years in tie military prison at
Deafness Cannot be. Cared.
BY local applications, as tley'eannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There isseslly enc way to ceFe deaf
ness, aad that is by co.istilutiona
remedies. Deafness is caused by
ali. Unframed condition OF the
E.,uStaci,Ih. TRhe. When this tG'he
gets infia'red yoE Aayea rumbEYg
sound or imperfect hearing, and
when it Is easirely Closed deafness
IS the resHTts and unless the in
ELIMINATION can be faken out and
thiS Tube restored to It's uornlal
condition, hearing viii be destroy
ed forever; nine eases out Of
ten are caused by catarrh, which is
n6liiing bit 81 iatiamed condition
OF the mnc0as surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Del
lars for any ease OF Deafness
(ealls3a. by eatari4l3 that can pot
be cnred By Halls Catarrh Gaze.
Send for circulars, free. !
q. :. CHENEY 6 co. .
Toiedo, Clio
Sold by druggists, 75e.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-13
JOHN H.eG0vEnAI'S 5.
ExECUTsoR' NOTICE..

f ros sss, ef q ssn nssea In Count, Court
No. 8tt.s &
Ia the mater of the estate Of john
G. Stucke, deceased.
Whereas letters. testamentary
upon tie estate of John G. Stueke,
deceased, were granted to he I'm
dersigiied by TIE county court of
Cameron County, Texas, on the
23ra. day Of September, AID, 1898
notice is hereby given that. all
PERSONS holding claims against
said estate. are required 20 pre-
sent the.Sape within the time re-
CURED b. law
Ny residence and postofEiee adj
,skSPa IS Brownsville, Cameron
County, Texas
+ Dated September % 1893.
BENJAMIN KowAIsEs, Executor
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-13

! FoR sALE:-A residence and
5dSMess house on Washington
sire = 9boih adjoining) For full
particulars apply 10 Mrs. Ellen
Gerhard, Los Angeles, CALIFORNIA,
Or z. 2surria. Brownsville, Texas.