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, 1900-09-13
Halls Catarrh Cure
Is a constitutional cure. Price, re

Democrat-Bryan wouldn't come t.
town because Mckinley wouldn't b,
here. Republican-Well. next March h,
won't go to Washington because McKin.
ley will be there.
, 1900-09-13

II don't are about that new board
err why not:' Hes so polite 10
everybody that he can't be Il person of
any impOrtnnce.'
, 1900-09-13

A table showing the mileage con-
trolled by the principal railroad com
panies of this country on July. 1909.
has been compiled by the Railway Age.
The ten largest systems are as follows
New York Central. 10. 430
Pennsylvania 1872
Canadian Pacific. .O1S
Southern Pacific. 1882
Chicago and Northwestern. ... S.463
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy s.0Ol
Southern Railway ............ 1887
Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fee. 1880
Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Paul 6,437
Union Pacific 1854
From the New York Sun.
, 1900-09-13

One size smaller after usingAllen's Foot
Ease, a powder. 1t makes tight or new
shoes easy. Cures swo len. hot, sweating,
aching feet. ingrowing nails. corns and
~bunions, All dru gusts and shce stores,
25c' Trial package FREE by mail. Ad-
dress Allen s Olmsted. lie Roy. NV
, 1900-09-13

Men set the powder to blast wom-
ems regulations. but 1t is other women
who fire the blast.
, 1900-09-13

Dolly. II you keep on spending money
this way We'll have to go to the poor
have a lot Of nice things TO take With
, 1900-09-13

my wife ~contradicts me continually
"Nell my wife acts as II my ideas were
MT worth discussing"
, 1900-09-13

can't help It," "Oh, no: a true poet
Eritess poetry because nobody can stop
, 1900-09-13

When buying "A package of ''Faultless
Starch ask your grocer for the book of
humor that goes with it free.
, 1900-09-13

81 paid an eminent artist So for a crit.
icism of my painting What did h,
tell YOU, said 1t was the worst he
ever saw"
, 1900-09-13

Waterman" How do you know ?" HHe
doesn't work In daytime. and he's home.
, 1900-09-13

To have your napkins and table liner
that delicate. clear white 40 desirable. use
Russ Bleaching Blue. the modern bag blue
, 1900-09-13

That's n graceful, careless effect in
your Indian corner drapery." Careless
effect | went up and down the steplad-
der thirteen times before | got 1t to look
, 1900-09-13

Always use Russ Rleaching Blue. the
famous bag blue. one package equals two
OF any other bag blue.
, 1900-09-13

a man should not feel old at nifty"
'Uc wouldn't II his friends were not SO
determined that he ought To feel old
, 1900-09-13

S Dobbs convinced you by his argu.
ments, eh?" - don't know whether
was convinced or whether he wore me
out"
, 1900-09-13

Piso's Cure for Consumption is an infailible
medicine for coughs and coldS-N. W. SAMUEL,
Ocean Grove. n. j.. Feb. II. 1900.
, 1900-09-13

How does your new ~bookkeeper suit
you?' "As a bookkecper he's great. but
as a human being | don't take to him.
, 1900-09-13

Fruit is a necessary article of diet. 1t
prime ssenc are in Primley's California
Fruit Gum.
, 1900-09-13

LuInriaut hair with It's youthful color assured b
uting PAKKER's HAIR BALsNN.
HISDEEcoRSs, the best cure for cOrns. iicts.
, 1900-09-13

Mrs. winslow's Soothing syrur.
For children %teething, softens the gums, reduces in-
nammation, allays pain. cures wind collie. Csc a bottle
, 1900-09-13
SHEEPMEN

Write Us Tor market reports on sheep and lambs YsuY
eon-igniu-nls solicited nv ENoLLiS . BOOTH, the oafy
Exclusive sheep Commission Company u ths Sess
.hesp market In the world. Kansas Gig Stock YArda
, 1900-09-13

When Answering Advertisements nialiy
Nention This Paper
, 1900-09-13
T0E-GUm EG1FFi i'3 GSE.s rs / ZIP ~ Druggists

W. N. u.-DENVER.-No. 3 1000
, 1900-09-13

1T would, no doubt, have suited
A~guinaldo to have carried on the in
ternal government OF the islands, in
GLIDING the u~nrestrained collection and
the unrestrained expenditure and ap-
preparation of taxes. while the power
and resources of America were en-
ployed in sustaining a navy TO protect
him and to pay the indemnities in
Cured by their ignorance, v%iciousness
or savagery at the cost and out of tax
es collected from the American peo-
Pile. By that arrangement Aguinaldo
and his particular Tagalo followers
would have had all the pleasure of
domination. while the United States
would have had all the responsibility
, 1900-09-13
About This

In addressing Mrs.
Pinkfsasrs you are COM
nsussica fing with
The evening world., 1900-05-09
INJURED BY VOLCANO.
Foar Toolhardy B%rit.he.. Nade
n Frontal Attack on N~sa-
yIus aud Got Hurt.

NAPLES May S-Ths cable car ser
vice up Noun, v~u,ius has be.n on,
pended IN cor sequence O, no srgp,'on.
Four Englishmsn attemp'td to ascend
the mountain on foo; snd. elIiinr the
Y~zilancc Of the carbin.ers who form a
Gordon a, . he.Iht beyond which the
ascent 4. considered unsafe. they ap-
proschsi ths summit
suddenly tho volcano tsichNi forth =
stream % lava and la-gs stones shirh
The evening world., 1900-05-09
HITS
A CROWDED CAR.
Bow and Woman Severely In
iured and Conductor and
MOtOrman Stunned.

Are. vh..I vanished IN a. .ns,an, and
.,f. tls'r loo darkness
Arsh'r.1g bolt hal struck the trolley
pole iUi suf r.i mo ar
There VBs d. .luIs among the pisssn.
rs-s a. . fL.m .ad feI' the shock
more .. Tho mot1rman srd the
-II.f.- R.-o smoked nearly IN on
.4s. boo g.lk.y r%eyiyel. and 10 ked
o. to yass.Hgr The al had now
begun % burn ln several places, bat the
rain boon dr1eusl . the Games
Alrs Lawrence md her son were taken
0.t unrpu ,rious revived and placed IN a
carriage auI sent home
!, su. a long time before the burned
uI' Fuse. - me car could he replaced
arl Tho Journey continued The acct.
sr' also ut m the power all along IN.
re
The evening world., 1900-05-09
MRS. COULD
ELUOEs LAW.
Howard Cou.d'S Vile
Yachting-W anted
in Court.

Mrs. Howard Gou.d who s r Fol.
Yachting trip WITH DO. lls1h.A
called. under TIE name ~ K1'
mons" In SPECIAL Term Ia- ODD.
Supreme Court, BY ne -.erS ..''.. J..
tlce L~sysntriti.
81. was wanted To s.t ar5.Ea. ..
clifford lie gh ar actor r.. r'e''.'
90 damages. Tor prta.a %
from her Col william = '.a ben
they had the Lady y Vent.
pany on the road To- 49,. aui hr
a y he hal an enhancement 't ono
reason with the company aul entered
into a contract N.'A Joan hau '.3
the defendants mauager. for 'Hs one
suing season at g. "a week HIt Ah'
never cast Tor a part aaI s'' r'
ary. lie q. sung 'or 'bs am -' -
AIRY he would have re- we'd ..' sea
son.
The order Tor Mrs G0I.ds cNar'na-
ton was obtained fln Jlstre Iirri.
man las, Friday
Herman l. LURE. Le.ghs attorue' ,
tod Justice Lcycr'ritt why me 'tI'F
lad baou .ecufst ,H' the reason rhr
should appear Unfortunately, tn" 70 g.
he aII. - proof .i Che service Too
order on Mr. Could. Nu' would prod '
ID later on.
David May. " How, 4 llImmc
nce. tod Justice LfNo1trtt that Dc 900
rot appear IN the case bat "c W14 aware
that Mr. Hummel had st 'urri ll UrleI
on SATURDAY STAYING Mrs Gnulis -.
ANIMATION until the dcirrr.nallIu of e
motion TO have 30 cot aside This mo-
lion was on the calendar f1r tom q.
rev before justice Andrews
Mr. Lurle sai1 he wanted NJ. Gould
defaslt noted by the court Iudg
ievebtrlit refused tote tho DEL
though Mr. GIu'i ami her husband
salled On a yachting "trip yesterday
The evening world., 1900-05-09
pR|CE BACK
At HARVARD.
My Marriage Will Not
Stop My Studies
for Law"


BOSTON NHf John Frpurs Nrr'.
with bis actress bride Boz tHu - ~
the Westm.n,tcr 900 cuplsy Square
NJ R-trs vhrn son to-day aI hs hIt'i
e Ia VA saying F1.iby 90 his VIE boz
.lre starring f1r Cambridge 20 resume
DON, s'li.c, IN the Harvard Lac School.
said
retained ,6 BOSTON % tAko Ip
my studies Do The law soh01. am
only a irst.}enr man. you knpN aud
as Z Intended fl complete the course
when { entered. ! saaI. continue 70 uos
NJ marriage all not interrupt 'N'
plans mat { h1ys made ~ preparing
'or the practice ~ .aN
II email probably i've 20 ursfun ~
A vh''e. a. least As 10 i u..U enough
ID Cambridge Unless something 100.
flre-ern happens shall continue If
the lag fca|..
The evening world., 1900-05-09
BOY PIRATES
STAY IN JAIL
Abductor Of Coidie Phil
lips Held for
Trial.

RIvERhEAp, May Vernon More
eightr-.. 5.a. ls; her, .ixte.u ari
VirEl Way. nineteen. Tho three boys a..
cusel NJ kIiuaup.ng thirteen .r.pd
Goldi, Philips lls' "Wednesday. we're
this afternoon held fIr the Grand jury
By JuIiice Buckingham
The Grand Jury loes not meet tlI
Fall Wnen the decision VA no..
nOulrsd Go.l.e Phillips broke IIar Iui
wept bitterly 10 the Grand j ~
should lndlct tho bow they would s.r
from ten 90 nfieen yeas
The evening world., 1900-05-09
A UNIVERSITY BATTLE.
st9drat Factions Fisht and Police
Clear Them out with Drawn
swords.

VIENNA. May In a 'ree nght a.
shs UNIVERSITY to-day between German
and Catholic students he after were
eventually GFi,eE at = the hall.
ms police we're obliged 10 clear the
precincts " the University Nth drawn
swords
The evening world., 1900-05-09

f,rrsnded upon 'he 'oolhArdy tourists.
rHo were rescued In a terribly bruised
and battered condition and removed 10
the hospital
The evening world., 1900-05-09
BILE I'M THE Blood

No matter how pleasant your surroundings,
health, good health, rs the foundation for en-
ioymeat. Bowel trouble causes more aches and
pains than all other diseases together, and when
you get a good dose OF bilious bile eoursing
through the blood liIe's he'll on earth. Millions
Of people arc d~octoring for chronic ailments that
started with bad bowel, and they will never
get better till the bowels are right. You know
how It is-You negleet-get irregular first
suffer with a slight headache bad t1Ste "a the
mouth mornings, and general"al! gonl' feeling
during the day-keep on going tSom bad to
worse until the suffering becomes awful, life
Loses its charms, and there is many a one that
has ken driven to suicidal relief. Educate your
bowels with CASCARETS. Don't neglect the
slightest iregulanty. See that you have one
natural, easy movement each day. CASCA-
Refs tone the bowels make them strong
and after you have used them once you will
wonder why II is tina, you have ever been
rden eommense to get better at once, and soon
The evening world., 1900-05-09

The right man In the right place
IL no more valuable than the right
ad. In the right paper. The Sunday
World IA the risht napar.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-30
BEnvILLE BRIEFS.
Public Schools Have Ctosed-Arrnng
ing for the Normal

Beeyille. Texas April 29.--The Beevllle
public schools closed yesterday. The
commencement sermon will be preached
at the Baptist church this morning b.
Rev j. d. Scott. and the commencement
exercises win take place at the high
school auditorium tomorrow night at 8
o'clock On next Friday night The
Danger Signal. beautiful little comedy
drama in two acts. win be presented BY
Miss Thompsons elocut,on class.
Preparations Tor the Beeville summer
normal, which opens here within a month,
are being made, The normal gives prom
Use OF being the largeis attended ever held
in this part OF the State. Beeville is at
tanning quite reputation throughout this
country as an educational center, aud the
fame is attracting people not only to hri'
ublc school but 70 the normals which
are held every summer Beeville has
tho finest high school building In this part
OF the State. and her people are proud
Of aud take great deal Of interest IN
her schools.
1t is doubtful u ever there WAS coun-
try that came TO the front more rapidly
and with greater strides than Southwest
Texas has within the past year. The
and every seed put In the ground has
grown as II by magic The vegetables
crop has been something enormous. far
beyond what any one ever expected 10 see
in this country for years get to come
Fancy prices have been Obtained for ell
the garden truck raised and shipped from
here, aao the result Il that money IL
about as plentiful in this part Of the
State now as II is during the cotton sea
son. The acreage IN melons is large,
and II the yield comes up TO anything like
what 1t now gives evidence OF dong tne
returns thereon will far excel the re-
turns on any other crop ever before raised
In this section. BY the time the melons
are all gone the cotton crop will be ready
for market. and as the acreage has been
considerably increased this year the crop
will be the heaviest ever raised in this
county II nothing Of serious nature
happens to t. with the prospects of all
these money bringing crops before them
4 does indeed look as one citizen ey-
pressed It Yesterday. that there will b.
money TO burn here this fall"
The meeting OF the South Texas Trucl:
Growers association at this place on next
Tuesday and Wednesday will be one OF
the most important meetings Of the kind
ever held in tAe State. and every truck
grower in South Texas should attend.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-30
Personal MENTION.

c. W. Reid Of Lutkin is at the Latham.
Julius Gosiin OF New Orleans Is at tho
Iristol.
JOIN Jrlin of Julin is stopping at the
M2irg Cohen of Chicago is domioiied at
tit, EIstul.
H AZ. Rogers and wife of New York ara
AZ the Bristol.
General r. NJ, Nelson OF Baltimore is a
guest nj tho Bristol.
II, C. Robinson Of Bryan is 10 the city
registered at the Lawlor
stephen Turner OF Waco came in yesterday
and reg ftcrcd at tho Latham
s. II. Golden. n travelling man of Dallas.
- among tho arrivals at the Latham.
Miss Loura Shannon Of Galveston ia visit
Ing Miss Hannah Malin at the Bristol
Mis-, Il. 7 Coon arrived last night from
Austin and Joined her husband who has
apartments at the Latham,
pr. j, D. McGregor OF weimar and Mr..
u. Bryan Of BRENNAN were among yester
days arrivals at tho Bristol
Mr. Elmer Sejgtried travelling in the In
tsrcsts OF a publication for the deaf and
dlhib. is a guest OF the Latham
Mss Mamie Miller and her brother. MT
Arthur Miller, OF Galveston spent SUNDAY
w,th Their friends, Mr. and Mrs. A II. SHEER
HIS summers street.
Mr. aud Mrs, W c, Moore Of Liberty
Texas loft last night for 81. Louis Dee
Mones and other Northern cites. They will
be absent about two weeks
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-30
A DRAMATIC SUCCESS.
Young Woman Decided she Bnd
Wrecked Too Many Lives.


Chicago, April 29.-Standing before a
Minnie W Wray, good looking woman,
pressed a revolver to her temple and sen;
a bullet crashing through her brain
Scraps of a torn letter found In the waste
basket ard put together said the write,
had wrecked too many lives already and
must cease This letter was addresses
to A. n. Ohler, OF Moline, III.
Miss Wray came to the hotel last Friday
She carried a small hand grip. She gave
the name Miss l.. Gray" to the clerk
who registered for her. and when asked
for her address, responded that Chicago
would do as well as any She handed him
the check for her trunk and asked to have
1t brought to her Immediately.
The death was accompanied BY number
of theatrical features. the young woman
had taken every precautoa to render i'm
possible the discovery of identity. While
she entered the hotel attired attractive.y
and wearing number OF diamonds, moth
ing was found in her room but coarse
black wrapper, which she wore when she
killed herself.
Ohler received letter yesterday. He
went to Davenport, a few miles distani
and called up the Palmer House by tele-
phone, thinking he might prevent the
suicide, but unable to make the Palmer
House clerk understand him, he gave up
in despair. A few hours later he was
told OF her Suicide.
1t is supposed that the satchel carried
by Miss Wray when she entered the hotel
with her rings and the dress she wore
were packed in the trunk and shipped to
Moline Ohler says he had known Miss
Wray for ten years but he claims to know
nothing of her antecedents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-30
EouMEsrcAL CONFERENCES.
Liquor and opium Traffic the Prin
cipaI Topic Discussed.

ftVUt IOUft DttturrtUs
New York, April 29.-At supple
mentary meeting of the ecumenical con
ference today the subject of the liquor and
opium traffic was discussed. The haleiu
effects of liquor aud opium on the natives
OF every country where missionaries are
wording we're explained in detail. IT was
announced that strong pressure has been
brought TO bear on President Mckinley
and some OF his predecessors 10 prohibit
its sale in lands over which this country
exercises control--notably the Alaskan
Territory, Hawaii aud the Philippines
At Carnegie hall during the afternoon
there was held a mass meeting under the
auspices Of the West Side branch OF the
Young Mems Christian Association, The
entire main floor was given up. and the
women were obliged to find seats in III
halcory The entire arrsngemcse of the
platform was changed, thrse hundred
chairs having been arranged in ascending
rows for the hundreds OF young men
and women OF the West End and Ho-
boken choral unions, who furnished the
music for the conference The number O.
delegates and converts from various for
eign lands attired in their nltive dress
occupied seats on the platform.
Rev. Or. John g. Patton of the New
Hebrides was the principal speaker,
though many Others participated in The
exercises.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-30
ROOTS SPEECH.
May Form the Bnsis of Diplo-
matte Inquiry.

New York, April pa special to the
Hersld from Washington says secre-
tary Roots speech relative to the Monroe
doctrine is likely to be productive of some
diplomatic inquiries at tho state depart
mEnt.
Herr Won Helleben, the German ambass.
ador, is in New York and in his absence
the under officials of the embassy are dis
Inclined to talk for publication anout the
secretary's remarks 1t is emDhaticslly
asserted at the embassy, however, that
there 10 no intention on the part of Ger
many TO forcibly enter the Western hem
isphere BY the act of its representatives
at The Hague, the German government
recognized the Monroe doctrine and It
does not propose, according to the embassy
official. to violate It.
The secretary declined last night 10
discuss hisspeech and refused TO be seen
tonight.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-30
MRS. cowLINe,s DEATH.
Another of Houston's Pioneer Cit
zens Passes Away.

zenH fuSscS away.
Mrs. Sarah Cowling, aged 81 years. one
of Houston's oldest aud most highly respect.
ed citizens. widow OF the late pr. James
Cowling, died at $40 o'clock yesterday morn
ing at her home, fii7 Texas avenue.
Mrs. cowiins had lived in Houston for
nearly fifty years. and was well known to all
of the old families In this city Her hus-
band. whose death occurred six years ago.
had practiced medicine here for many years,
and tho old couple had been Identified with
the city in many ways, though living a quie,
and rather secluded life.
The deceased was born near Bargetown.
Ky, and moved from there to Fort Gibson.
Miss, where she was married 10 Mr.. Ewing,
with whom she came to Houston In 1851 or
90. Her first husband dying she married
Or. Cowling here in 1851 Shs had two chill
dren by each marriage but mono OF them
survive her. Her only surviving relatives
in Texas are g. A. Booth. De Witt c. Booth.
living in Houston. and a nephew. Rev. Percy
Bridtwell prominent Presbyterian minis
ter, formerly OF Houston, but OF late years
located at Fort Worth
The funeral services will he conducted this
afternoon at o'clock, Rev. w. H. Leaveil.
pastor OF the First Presbyterian church, Off =
clating. The remains will be buried IN Glen
wood cemetery.
The following persons will serve as pail
bearers; j. X. P. Gllaspie w L. Macatee
" Taylor. d, D. Peden, Il. p Hemblen
c. II. Burns, W. n. Kidd and r. n. Poland
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-30
Knocled Down hv n nr.yv

yesterday evening about $3.50 O'Clock Mr.
Adolph Engels was crossing Main street at
the intersection OF Preston avenue, when he
was run over and knocked down by buggy
driven reoklessly by a gentleman, accom-
panied by a lady Mr.. Engels is an aged
gentleman. and has been In ill-health for
the past several weeks He says he heard
the buggy, but on account Of his Innrmlty
was unable TO dodge out OF the way His
pack was pretty badly hurt by the accident
and last night he was scarcely able to walk
After he was knocked down. he lay in the
Several gentlemen went to his reseue' hut
1t ls said by the bystanders who saw the
accident. that neither tho man nor woman
IN the buggy responsible for the accident
deigned even glance at the Unfortunate
old gentleman
Accidents OF this character on Main street
from last driving are becoming OF frequent
occurrence. 1t was only a few months apo
That an old and highly esteemed citizen OF
houston was run over and knocked down
NJ the same crossing and died as a result
of the accident.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-30
LA GRANGE LOCALS.
Josef Jnnda, IA Young Farmer, Died
Suddenly Mt His Home.

La Grange, Texas, April 2S--Mr Josef
Janda, a prominent young farmer of the
Bluff neghborhood. died very suddenly
last night. He had been in town yester-
day and when he got home yesterday
evening complained of not feeling we'll.
and retired about o'clock an hour or
SO later his wife discovered that he was
not In bed and search for him w6~ at once
instituted. He was finally discovered dead
in shed room, in which cotton seed was
stored. Supposed cause OF death paraiy-
els or heart disease. He left vile and
four children, the youngest being only
weeks old. The father of Mr.. Janda
was stricken with paralysis last Sunday
and it is very doubtful If he will recover.
The commissioners court today made =
hnal settlement with Tax Collector Neal
Robson of county taxes on the rolls Of
1898
r A. Menefee of Flatonia was today ap-
pointed justice of the peace precinct No 6.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-30
Alvin News Notes.

Alvin, Texas, April 2s.-The public
school closed here Friday after most
successful term of eight months Quite a
number of the children will now enter the
college for few months.
Or. j. e. Cannon attended the South
Texas Medical Association. which con-
vened at Waco last Tuesday.
Hon, p. i. Perry OF Valasco candidate
for representative. was shaking hand 5
with friends in Alvin Saturday.
Major William Burgh left Saturday for
rsit to his old home In Collin county.
Hon. T. n. Hill and w. $. Sproles OF
Angleton spent the day In Alvin Friday.
Mrs S. O. Smith left Tuesday morning
for an extended visit to relatives and
friends at oxford Miss
Captain ]. T. Cables aud Hon Ar II,
Fl Tabor made business trip to Calves
ton Tuesday.
Mr.. NJ l., Drake made a business trip
TO Houston Saturday.