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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-21
POST OFFICE HtILDING HEATING.
Contractor Will he Required to Make
Some Minor ChanEes.

Captain Collins of the revenue cutter
service Of the treasury and Lieutenant Car
naga of the navy constituting a committee
to pass upon the steam heating of the new
city post office, have reported to the Treas
ury Department that the contractors
should make some minor changes to COM
ply fully with their contract. This report
was on the differences between the Phila-
dalphia Steam Heating Company and the
treasury to the steam heating cont ract
The amount involved is less than So
and it is stated at the treasury that these
differences between the government and
the contractors occur every building
being simply difference of opinion as to
whether the contractors have complied with
all details
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-21
WITHOUT AUTHORITY IN LAW
The Taking of Santiago Morphy Bscl
to Me-i,O,

The State Department has noticed with
surprise the story that Santiago Morpby.
who is charged with embezzling Mexica n
national bank funds has been carried from
Kansas City over to Mexico, where he is
now reported to be in jail. This is said to
be entirely without legal authority, unless
MorpRAeonsented to return without extra
ditio1pp ppers, and it is not unlikely that
as thxNhs would, in its present light ap-
pear be akin to kidnapping, the United
States may feel called upon to inquire into
IT. The reported ratification of the extra
dition treaty by the Mexican senate yester-
day, containing, as 1t does, retroactive
Clause, may make it impossible fer Morphy
TO retain his liberty even il returned 10
the United States. but the principle nj
stake is believed to warrant an examiua-
tion in this case.
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RETURNING THE s.iMHJNES,,
Arranging to Bring Back the U, :.
Volunteer Infantry

A telegram has been sent to Gen Brooke
at Havana, directing him to send the
Meade, when unloaded, to Santiago for the
9TH Volunteer Infantry. known as I'm
munes.' The transport Thomas will leave
Savannah April - and arrive at Guantana-
mo April 30, bringing back the 9TH Volun-
teer Infantry, also immunes. Both of these
ships will sail for New York, and the regi-
ments will be sent to Camp Meade Penn
sylvania, for muster out.
AS soon as the 10th Cavalry arrives in
santiago province, steps will be taken to
bring home the I'd and 4th Volunteer In
fantry Regiments, also immunes Several
companies OF the 4th Regiment are from
Washington and It's vicinity
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To TEST WIRELESS TELEGRApHY
supreme Trial of Marconf System
Proposed In Chicago.

CHICAGO. April 2I.-On Saturday what
Is regarded as a supreme test of the Mar
conf system OF wireless teIegraphy will he
made in this city. under the auspices of the
Tribune The advocates of the system
have never tried it where large masses
OF steel are present to exert an tnaranee
upon the electric current. and If thu signals
can be made 10 pass over tn. kh BUILDINGS
in large cities it will be regarded as a sue
cess
The first attempt will be made from tho
top OF the Masonic Temple to the Audi
forum distance OF one-third of a mill.
II this is successful trials will he mad
between the temple and one of the wafer
works cribs in the lake
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-21
1T WAS "kLEVER'S MODEL"
Novel Suit Over Hog in SanSamOn
County, lii.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, April 21.-The cele-
brated "kiever's Model case has been de-
cided in the Sangamon circuit court by the
jury returning a verdict that the hog in
question was "kiever's Model"
The hog was sold at the state fair grounds
here August %. 1897 by George G. Council
of Wiliiamsvile to a syndicate composed
of A. NJ. Caldwell and others for 5000, the
highest price ever paid for d hog. Pur-
chaserS refused payment, claiming that
"klevers Model was dead and that the hog
which they had bought was Columbia
Wilkes At the first trial the jury dis
agreed Columbia Wilkes was produced
iii evidence.
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MAJOR REEDS MISSION.
To Investigate Typhoid Fever Gases
in the Sth Cavalry.

Surgeon General Sternberg has sent Major
Reed. surgeon, United States army, TO
Puerto Principe to investigate the cases of
the prevalence of typhoid fever in the eth
Cavalry. Major Reed was president of the
board which investigated the yellow fever
conditions in the camps of the United
States last summer. The Sth Cavalry seems
to be the only regiment seriously afflicted
with typhoid, and the medical department
is at loss to account for it. No reports
of typhoid have come from the 18th Infan-
try, which is also stationed in Puerto Prin-
Cipe.
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The Alaskan BOUNDARY.

An indefinite consideration was given to
the subject of the Alaskan boundary. Gov.
Brady of Alaska has sent a recommends
ton to the State Department that the
boundary be advanced, and giving his OBJ
servations on the subject of the advance
ment. In view of the fact that the Alaskan
boundary is one OF the subjects before the
AnSlO-American commission, it has been
decided to take no steps, leaving the uno.e
question to the State Department. to be
taken up after the commission has re-
ported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-21
GERMAN CRUISERS FOR APIA
Gefon Ordered From Shanghai to Scene of
Trouble.
Another Cruiser Expected to Follow
i'm q Few Days - Extra AM
munition Ordered.

LONDON, April 21.-A dispatch from
Shanghai to news agency says the Ger
dered to proceed to Apta, Samoa, after
embarking an extra supply of ammunition
at Kiau-Cho China, and that another
cruiser Is to follow her.
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Capt. Lemly Retired.

Captain Henry r. Lenniy. 7th Artillery
has been placed on the retired list of the
army on his own application. after more
than thirty years service Captain Lemy
is a brother of Judge Advocate General
Leaniy of the navy, ana is very 'well-known
in this city.
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Ex-Governor Lord DecIine,

Ex-Gov. Lord of Oregon has declined the
Presidents tender of the mission TO Persia,
vacated by the transfer Of Minister Hardy
to the mission of Greece Mr. Lord was
an applicant for the Peruvian mission, and
did not care to go to Persia.
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Attack Yesterday Afternoon.
C&SI .ETIES IN IIZON.
Gen. 0fis Reports Wounded to the
War Department.

General Otis at Manila today cabled the
War Department news OF additional casual
ties as follows
Wounded-Second Oregon, April Il, A.
Private w. Q. Walker. foot, moderate; 18th
Minnesota, 10Th, A, Private NichC.as Han
son, thigh, severe; LIST Washington. d, Pri-
Yates Albert r. StrauD, face, severe. VIII
liam NJ. Winders, chest, severe: II, Cor
poral q. II. Birmingham, side, slight.
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soldiers, Deaths I'm Cuba.

Gen. Brooke at Havana has notified the
War Department Of the following deaths
among the troops in Cuba: Private Albert
vate John II. Faxeier, c, Sth Cavalry, ty-
phoid: Private Robert Groves, A, sth Cav.
airy, typhoid; Private Samuel Deturk, l.
18th Infantry, pneumonia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-21

United States Minister Bridgeman at La
Paz, Bolivia, has cabled the State De-
partment that the revolution in that coun-
try is ended and all is quiet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-21
Taken From West Point.

Capt. Samson l.. Faison and First Iieuts
Palmer E. Pierce and Charles II. Paine, all
of the 18th United States Infantry. have
been relieved from duty at the United
States Military Academy. at West Point
and ordered to join their regiment
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Maj. auhIenbers.. New Duties.

ATLANTA, Ga, April 21.-Major John c.
Muhlenberg has been appointed chief pay
master of the Department of the Gulf, to
succeed the late Colonel George E. Glenn.
who died recently In Baltimore.
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TROOPS WELL SUPPLIED.
Sick and Wounded Under GtIs Only
About seven Fer Cent.

About seven Fer Cent.
The following brief message was received
today from General Otis:
MANILA, April u, 1859.
"Adjutant General Washington:
Troops abundantly supplied. and sick
ness, wounded included, only and a frac-
ton per cent of command. OTIS"
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Given Legion OF Honor Medal,

The Navy Department has received a
medal of the French Legion of Honor for
award to Lieut.. Command Rodgers, late
naval attache of the United States embassy
at Paris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-21
VIII Set Up the Atbara Bridge

PHILADELPHIA, April 21.-sThe men Sc
lected by the Pencoyd IRON works to erect
the bridge lately built for the English gov
eianant to cross the. Athara river in the
.Soudan left for London today. The men
will receive s100 a month and all expenses
paid from the TINA OF starting until their
return.
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Ordered tn Cincinnati.

Captain Harry F. Hodges. corps of engi-
neers, has been ordered to take station al
Cincinnati, OHIO. and relieve Major VIM
II. Bixby and Captain George A. Zinn,
corps Of engineers, of the river and harbor
works in that vicinity now in their charge
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Minnesota and South Dakota Regi-
ments in the Fight.
REBELS RETIRE IN GOOD ORDEB
Our Troops Suffer Severely From
the Intense Heat.
ATTACK OF YESTERDAY

MANILA. April 21. 49o5 p.rr.-At 6 o'clock
this morning three companies Of the South
Dakota Regiment marched from Bocave.
and, In conjunction with three companies OF
the Minnesota regiment, from Guiguinto,
north of Bocave, encountered a rebel force
numbering fully 500 men. when two miles
out. The rebels retired three miles in fairly
good order. in spite OF the fact that they
had suffered heavy losses. The Americans,
having exhausted their ammunition, were
compelled to return to their camps
Later the army tugs opened fire on the
enemy along the river banks.
Activity West of MnIoIos.
The rebels are unusually active west OF
MaIolos as far as Caiunpet. They have
been busily at work on thcir trenches, and
several Lew trenches have been discovered
within two miles OF the railroad. Fires are
burning cast of the railroad. and 81 would
appear that the rebels are oyacLating the
foot hill towns. in anticipation Of an attack
upon the part OF the American troops.
The heat is intense. AT noon the Their
mome:ers registered - degrees and the
murcury was s;iu rising. There w,re sew
ei2l pros.ratlons from the heal among the
troops.
Attack Yesterday Afternoon.
a fierce Of about 200 rebels yesterday
afternoon attacked the outposts OF the
Washington regiment near Taguig, south
of Pas.g and PaterDs. Two companies i'm
mediatcly engaged the enemy and advanced
into the open in skirmsh order. The rebels
were checked and routed after two hours
fighting. leaving twelve men killed on the
fed and several wounded. The American
troops also obtained possession of many
Mause- rifles and many other weapons.
Three Anne orleans were wounded.
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Local Pensions,

Pensions were issued today to the follow
ing residents of the District OF Columbia
Stephen Grlggs IS; Henry Ellis, increase,
50 to SIT; Mary C. Walker, s.; minors of
Beverly Ashton, $l2.
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VISITORS TO WEST POINT,
Members Of the noard Appointed for
Next June.

Next June.
The following named gentlemen have been
appointed members Of the board of visitors
to the Military Academy for 1899: Gen Fe-
TX Agnus, Maryland; Thomas w Bradley
New York; Col. W. D. Mann. New York:
Col, j. Sumner Rodgers, Michigan Gen
Egbert l. Viele, New York DR.. J. William
White, Pennsylvania; Col. Francis G.. Caf-
fey, Alabama.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-21

Representative Raird No Worse.
Representative Baird was said to be no
worse this afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-21
visitors Rnrred on Cabinet Daxs.
A Postmistress for Denver.

1t is said that Senator Wolcott has de-
cided TO recommend Mrs. H. W. Tabor as
pOstmistress at Denver. Col, to fill the va
CaEcy caused by the death of ex-senator
Tabor, her husband. The ex-senator was
appointed postmaster at Denver nearly two
years ago on the recommendation of Sen
a.Or WJylcOtt
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AT THE WHITE HOUSE
The Cabinet Considers Cuban and
Porto Rican Matters.
THE NAVIGATION LAWS SUSPENDED
This is Expected to Encourage
Business in Porto Rico.
JOHN SHERMAN A CALLER

The cabinet today gave the entire time
OF Its session to consideration of Cuban
and Porto Rican matters, showing how
much time these subjects are now taking.
The Porto Rican subject under consdera-
ton was the navigation laws. The laws of
Porto Rico applying to navigation are the
same as those of this country inasmuch
as Porto Rico is part of the territory of
the United States. Under the navigation
laws Of this country the coastwise trade is
done only in ships of American bottom
The result of the application of these laws
to Porto Rico is that the people there cam
not ship their goods to the United States
with any degree of speed, because they
have much trouble in securing ships of
American bottom, and in addition have
| been required to pay premiums for the
work. There is the same hindrance in goods
going from the United States to Porto Rico
1t was decided by the cabinet meeting to
suspend the navigation laws and permit
vessels of other countries to ply between
Porto Rico and the United States.
Secretary Alger will issue orders to Gen
Henry to this effect. 1t is hoped that this
order will help the situation of the island
and encourage business.
The cabinet informed as to what
had been done by the War Department in
the matter of extension of credits in Cuba
and the matter was satisfactory to all
present.
<., ,-,
Ate supJe.' VI siatiuiis II iia"1iiise III
Porto Rico has been briefly discussed by
the Secretary Of War and the President,
but it has been determined that nothing
,-;1, he ao,,. OF ,>resa,t ,or ,,ntiI carara1
Davis. the new governor of Porto Rico, has
had an opportunity to make an inVestiga-
ton and report upon the matter. Any ac-
@ ttoit teaauiIe ~ - Cisea WI pS t5
time to ascertain rhe necessities and condi-
tiuns in the island
~ c. S, x-;..
"
EX-Secretary John sherman, apparently
III sp'eiIulu he@ith Ior " man ol MS age
"''7 @. '-- w ''''N AiOI'S '.A-' inoi INNS "
20 p"' -I7 A~
rs e-se'e" ms i0' ii'ei pieiiiiei
- '-'' 1l'o ''t'i ii,'''iie4' anu ''ie wv
- " SOM I'm iiiiie,
retarv later went down 10 the business
part Of the city to attend to business af-
fairs.
Sf4F14. tor I-plf hi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-21

Every advertisements
I'm The Evening star
il a business builder.
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No More Prosecution Probable.
AppointedI. : seuntor

HARRISBURG, Pa. April 21.-Shortly
after nooa Gov. Stone appointed Matthew
Stanley Quay as senator to serve until the
next session Of the legislature. The ap-
pointment is addressed TO the President of
the Senate and 1t is stated in the
letter to be made under the authority of
clause of section of article 1 of the Con-
stitutioa of the United States
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Continued on Second Page
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LOST, FOUND. STRAY. STOLEN.

LpsT-pass book containing Ceatral KATY,
Santa Fe and 7, p. passcs also money: ut
Mahd central depet Sunday morning. Re-
turn To l.. W. Alexander, Western Union
Telcgrnph Co. md receive reMnrh Is
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STATE OF TEXAS
County OF Harris--This is to certify thai
the following named persons do hereby as
sociate themselves in a limited partnership.
under and in accordance with the Title
lXNNl, Revised Statutes OF 1895 of the
State of Texas, with all of the powers. ohli
cations and duties named in said chapter
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FocToR DEFENDS ALGER

4. rem ssnator Declares that He
eh treated UnjustIy.
sass July Ex-senator Red
4 y vermont, ex-secretary OF
4 sss in this city today, said:
~ Will see reaction against
y abuse which has been visited
wary Alger. He has been very
umsrepresentsd. He is a good
GuoD A'a worked hard and ably in
= = took charge of the war de-
M u az, found himself hedged about
Std sas nsuities over which he ha1
A. aaa which were an outrrowt n
American system, o"'sfo"'h
! european governments II 10 enc.
.a.s Ae changes In The stan aod
|rss "a ~, reassignments as the Cir
n ,,s uemand, but our system i,
\ @Fins his military ug Iifs t ans stan "a I
IN. IA !. Is not free TO reorganile
" n's Office to the best ad-
Als.r had no reconnaissance
Isl d c, =, me policies or acts for
hp Il a. 'ulled, and / doubt II any
bth' - position could have done
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.


NOTICE TO ARTEsIAN WELL CoNTkAc-
tors-Bids aud proposals to SINK an ar esiah
well in Anderson will be fonsinerta by
commissioners court OF Grimes eou9ti' TO- .;
on the 18th OF August. 1879, tae Souts
reserving the right TO reject any a G ~
bids. j II. league county juass' vi ~ ~
county, Texas.
NOTICE TO coNTRAcToRs-seal.d BIDS,
addressed TO II. p. Hilliard, preslaesnt Of I I'
hoard OF trustees Of the Deaf ana puihp ~
stitute. at Austin, Texas. VIII be leeelssn
until Friday. July 2s. 1882 for the c9hstrus-
ton. equipment, rearransement ana rsP o..
OF the heating apparatus al saic ihhtitn'1or'
Said repairs and rearrangement lncluess ~. ~
ting OF boilers etc. Plaus ana speein.shttDis
can le seen IT the Office OF u oCoA.eI,
architect, Austin. Texas. All plds must pe
accompanied by certified cheek 20 the w.,
der Of the UNDERSIGNED 10 an amount eautl
to 10 PER cent OF the amount BID saie elecs
to be forfeited to the board OF trustees ?.
the DEAF ana Dumb Asylum - eysht ~
successful bidder shall fail within one We
after Gward 10 furnish good aug SUNNI =;
iona for the faithful performance 81 sn.n
contra,i Bidders must state time IN Whlqh
tliey will undertake 10 complete me "oiN.
The board reserves the right 70 reJeel any
aud all bids. H. =, Hllliard, presiaeAt ~ ..
the board J. L. O'Conncr. 0rchitecl. %
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tho following effects: Nervousness Debility.
Dmness of sight. Self Distrnst Defective
Memory. Pinmpes on Face, Aversion to Soci-
eiy, LOSS OF Ambition. UnfiinFss to Marry.
Melancholy, Dyspepsia Stuntcd ID DEVELOPMENT,
Ions OF Power. Pains In the Back. Prema
lure Discharges. Safely, Privately, Speedy
and Permanently Cured NEW YORK DOC
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~ saa. July 2s.-publIsheo
9 4. 'aat the average yield per
!, I. i average price of the yar,ou,
lsa a follows: vegetable
IA . barrels per acre, sl.os
81 = barrels per acre. 50. 70
81 9 barrels per acre. 81. IS
IS = barrel. per acre. 5, o.
''' . sp.Asl. per acre. ,l.sb
e; ''4 crates per acre. s.
7 crates per acre. s5 cents
. ''a's'Npsr acre. $3.50 pc.
AF'''s' Dssl acre, 90 cent. :,
'F'''' per acre. "a cent. per
'"as per carload.
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SEEDS FOR JULY PLANTING
Mexican June Corn, German Millett kafflr
Corn, Velvet Beans. AFRICAN Millet, WHIP
poorwill Peas. TurniD Seeds Write for
prices.
Texas Seed & Floral Co.. Dallas. Texas. If
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BUsIGAss CHANCES,

FOR SALE-Doot and Fboe business, ~
town, on ,ailrond: going into aattle Dusi-
ness reason for selling. W. y carolhls;;
Ills Preston avenue.
INVEST $500. securing large weekly lneoine'
cafe. conservative proposition; sseona ~
cehsful year: statistics free II. ollH o. .;
1850 Broadway New York, SF-}
FOR SALE--A snaD 10 the right patty VIA
small capital; on Main street. near bntiats'
center Address or call on ar. ApDoa' sg
Mckinney ~
FOR sALE-The leading IRE Insurance ase.sy
in growing town, Southern Texas; oihtf M
srrance lines and real estate handing ~
Guided: an opportunity 20 get into esta e
lished business seldom offered. II. A.. thls
Office. ~
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BuGGiES PHAETONS--To make room for
DAYS we Will make spreinl reductions ON ali
Jobs now in stock over sixty days. NJ Sc
hart Kollers Carriage Shop, Frankiin
and Caroline %
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Y ant Columns,
RATES Cash with Ad.,

RATES Cash with Adj
Per word, one insertion ..
"ord' iour consecutive Insertion, &c
rsf word. en- consecutive Insertion, Ic
rer word, each consecutive insertion. ton
times or mere. ~.
NO AD TAKEN FOR LESS TnAN,s CENTS
- These rates are for uniform Ads mo DISPLAY,
Display Ads go at regular space rates bu, black vp,
Got allowed in Want Ads
~ NE PcsT is friend of the unenployed an.
inserts Situation Wanted" Ads Of as words Tor ess)
h'ce times free OF charge
80 Letters directed &c initials oay are no, delivered
through the pos'oiee. bptyou can have your answer
addressed to number. in care of tbs pos1. an.
oiwarded to you
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NOTICE is hsrchy given that SPECIAL nae5-
,ng OF the gtf ekhodcrs and board Of drei;
ors Of the Galveston. Harrisburg ana san
Antonio Railway Company. ty order OF the
fco Of he cemnany In the city Of Heus'1n
Harris County TiNas, OF Tuosday. the 1i'h
day az Aurust 1893 for the purpose OF elort-
ing officers aud directors for the ensuing
yenr G. H. segar, secretary Galveston Uar-
risblrg and sar Antonio Railway Company.
$500 al,
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JUST RECEIVED-Car new buggies with
iul leather tons, rupner curtains and storm
akron, wide or standard tteai: your cholc.
Sis.W Edw. LaroAdon. dealer In all kinds
:. uD-to-date vehicles. harness ana ru Jber-
tired huggigs Franklin and Caroline stss
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PILES and STRUCTURES

CURED without the knife or
detention from business.
Flstula, Fissure. Ulc ration
OF the Rectum. varlo0oc.o and
Rupture. Whv suffer when
YOU can be cured? No pay
until cured, Nervous Debil-
ity, syphilis, organic Weak
ness. Failing Memory. Lack
OF Energy, Physical Decay.
arising rom Indis ret. ops.
Excess. Indulgence or Ex-
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FOR SALE CHEAP--one second hand cur UNI
der surrey in good condition. been pain ed
class condition. Moschart d ksllor's shop
Franklin and Caroline "a
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FOR SALE--l have about one half car OF Inn
PIGMENTS for sale at less than cost Writs
Tor particulars as | want to Quit the husi
rtss Address Il. MeNencmy. ueevil,
Texas. ii
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n = ccrrlso TEETH
WI sio,.o.l 90 and well tried
! i t.y, all pain. cure,
4 - esss remedy 10,
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WE, the undersigned horseshoegs of Houston
members OF the NJ. ii. n. A. No. 10. owing
to the increased price OF material. have been
compelled to raise the price of snoeing 20
S.50 from August l. Frank Eller, Il. IA.
ottman. ii. NJ. Ramsey L. korn. James Nc
Aushan, +, ii. Stewart, j. +. Hecker. j. b.
Russell Mosshart & Keller. G. w, Rooney,
7. S. Mcdonald Jas. Fogarty, II. S Whit
more. James b. Marmion. lam IS Charlton.5O
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FOX SAl.E--Lease on good hotel well 10.
Gated In the coast country. well furnishe
has good patronage; unexpired time. two
years, Address Lease. this office. "a