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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-21
TER Hiss COUGHS COLDS AND LA GRIPPE ARB TYPES

The above map has been carefully
compiled from United States documents
BY TIE Peruno Medicine Company, OF
Columbus. Ohio The figures were
taken from the latest mortal statistics
published by the government and Gu
tiraly agree with the archives kept at
The Hartman Sanitarium
The map is made in four shades. The
liahtest shade shows the States which
have the lowest per cent. OF deaths due
TO catarrhal diseases. In these states
very close TO i2 per cent. OF all deaths in
1890 were due TO catarrhal diseases.
That is TO say, over four out of every ten
deaths were from catarrhal affections
In the States OF next darker shade the
per cent varies from AZ To As. In the
next darker shade 40 to Is per cent. OF
the whole number OF deaths resulted from
catarrhal diseases. In the darkest shada
we have indicated the States in viii
over 80 per cent or one-haf or more.
Of all deaths were directly traccahle 70
catarrh as the cause ga 4bs
This is an appaib1s'ostate of affairs.
This Nation has got 70 confront the fact
that catarrh has become National curse.
Catarrhal diseases threaten the life OF
our people. Over one-half OF the people
suffer from some form or degree Of ca
tarrh, Fully thirty-aye million people
are personally interested In the diacoy-
cry OF a radical catsrrh cure.
Hen. Dan a. Grosvenor, OF the
well known Ohio family In a letter
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TEXAS PRESS ASSOCIATION.
programme for the Third Meeting
Has Bccn Arranged.

Dallas. Texas January 20, - The pro-
,s,,,.... - 49,. n,. pros.
s'"''iie 0oi"uii''ee VI 'Ae
ISOLATION met in the office OF the christian
Advocate In this city yesterday, January
10 AZ an o,clock Tor tho nurnose of
e,,,,..,., ,,,.,.a,.,,,,. 49,. ~ ,.,,a,
'o'iluiatins piostauuine ioi 'ne auti'"
convention OF the association TO be held IN
Brenham, Texas, In April. The COMMITTEES
consist of n m Raluio of the C,eburne
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Mr., J. orpe. corner Twenty seventh and
Market streets, Galveston, Texas, writes.
81 was afflicted with q case Of chronic Gu
tarrh of twenty years standing had
been partially deaf on the left side for
twelve years. Six months ago 4 had 90 be
propped M IN bed at night aud lie on my
side for fear of choking, did not think
| could be cured. ] began taking peruna,
however, and now believe myself to bs
thoroughly cured My breathing IS per
fectly free and easy and can not too
highly recommend your remedies"
John " Wright, law department, gem
eral land office OF Tennessee In letter
written from Washington, d. c., says the
following OF Peruna for catarrh' IL have
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REv. JAMns rnnLEn DgAn.
HAD neen a Methoai.t minister foI

Had Been Methodist Minister for
Sixty Years. u
Cameron Texas, January 20.-ReY. Jas.
Peeler passed away a55lt $3.50 this morn
Ing. Rev Peeler was born in Green coun-
ty, Ca. February 10, 1917, and entered
tho ministry Of the Methodist church Ia
1889, whore he continued until his death.
and on the 18th ot next month would have
been So years Of age He was chaplain
in the Twenty-eighth Georsie reg mept in
General u. H. Hills division. stonewall
Jackson's corps. during the civil war, aud
participated In the hard fought battles IL
Virginia. He was also a Mason joining
that order IN 1872. Was married IN 1885
Ia Amanda Lawless Their UNISON was
blessed with eleven children. His wife
died December s, 1892 after which 10
again married Mrs. Fannie p shrosk.
Five Of his children survive hma Colonel
A. j. peeler. his Oldest son, now deceas u.
WAS one OF the most DISTINGUISHED lawyers
in the South: John /. Peeisr. his young
est son Is an eminent lawyer now resting
in Austin; he was With his father AZ n,
time ~ his death. Mrs. NJ A. Bates OF
Denver. Colo. Mrs 5 NJ, Joyce OF AS
tin and Mrs. c. ". Wulfien o. Sheridan,
Wyo.. are his surviving children Rev
Peeler came TO Texas immediately ats
the war and settled IN Milan county and
remained until his death.
He viii be inferred in Oak Hill eemeters
this city tomorrow at 10 o'clock by fn'
Masonic order.
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Fifth Court of AppenIs.

Dallas. Texas. January 20.--The follow
ing were the proceedings in the court OF
civil appeals of the Fifth supreme judicial
district today
Affirmed: John Martin VS.. John b, Fa-
ries, from Hill; Fidelity Mutual Life AS
sociation VS.. w. T. Harris ct al, from
Wood; Texas Car and Foundry Company
VS.. W. ]. Lemp Brewing Company, from
Bowie; Latimer Duncan vs. j. W.
Thompson ct al, from Lamar; A. j. Parke'
ct al vs.. Young & Heintz, from Dallas j,
Reformed and affirmed: Southern on
Company vs. ]. ]. Wilson ct al, from Ma
varro: Il. w Rogers ct al VS., the People
Building, Loan and Savings Association,
from Bowie
Reversed and remanded: W NJ, Williams
ct al vs.. Edward Emberson, from Graysop
In the case of l.. l.. Brigham VS., Autl-
man. Miller G. Co, from Dallas the juds'
ment OF the court below will be affirmed
provided a remittitur of $50 be filed within
ten days: otherwise reversed and remand
ed,
Notions disposed of Missouri, Kansas
and Texas Railway Company vs.. o. II
Crowder, rehearing oyerruled; CITY o
Dallas VS.. J. e. Beeman, rehearing, over
Santa Fe Railway Company, dismiss ap
peal, granted W. R. Felker vs.. W. r
Douglas, to file transcript, granted; ]. W
Mann VS.. Waxahachie Lodge No. so, /. o
o. T.. dismiss appeal, 7verru,ed,
Cases submitted p. Freeman vs. f J
| Gates. from Ellis Texas and Pacific Rail
way Company VS. A. G. Moseley, from Ma
rion; Huey & Philip VS.. George W. Ewell
! administrator, from Dallas; Squire Camp
bell ety al VS. J. l.. Crowley ct al iron
( Dallas; Western Union Telegraph Com
pany VS.. Laura Parker, from Grayson W
+ Hicks ct al VS.. Mrs. E. J. Upton. fro
Hill; B. F.&Avery & Sons VS.. Huntin Bros
ct al. from Dallas; Brooks. Bass & John
ston VS.. State OF Texas, from Grayson
1 Dallas Electric Company VS.. the City @
1 Dallas ct al. from Dallas; ]. II. Bnrge VI
J. f. Poindexter, from Johnson; Emil,
Neil We. r. W. Yeager ct al, from Collin.
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United States Senator Warren's wife, IN
letter from is4s Wyoming avenue, Wash
ington. y. c., says; THE sample bottle
OF Peruna sent to my husband eame wh,n
| was suffering from a cold, aud | used Y
with good results"
Mrs Grldley. mother OF Captain Gridley,
who was In command OF Dewey's flagship
Olympia, at the destruction OF the Spanish
fleet at Manila, says OF our remedy, Pc
runa.
AT the solicitation Of friend | used
Peruna, and can truthtuliy say IL is a
grand tonic and Is a woman's friend, and
should be used in every household After
using II for short neriod I feel like new
person" Ann 10. Gridley'
Mrs. G. Briggs OF Minneapolis Mimi.
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Rail- AT RICHMOND.
Mems society Club Event a
l.rcnf SucccAA. -

Young mems society Club Event "a
Great Success.
Richmond, Texas. January 2c.-The an
nual ball given by the Young Mems So
ciety club at the court house last night
was one OF the most enjoyable and largest
attended balls ever before given by the
club. large number of visitors from ad-
joining counties were in attendance ana
participated in the festivity, OF the even
ing. The audience in attendance was very
large and the seating capacity was insuih-
ciellt to accommodate the crowd.
The grand march was led by Mr. E .i,'
Wessendorf of Richmond and MISS A1ss
Theilan Of Houston. sixty couples partic''
pating therein. , .,ar.
! Among the visitors from Houston We're
Misses Bessie Chapman, Bessie Lidssole;;
! I,ela CLAY Robbins. ALICE Iheilan, DssksI !
/ calvert. Josis Milby, Louise Davis aug
Bsfrie HoItzcanp: Messrs. 5ullsn WrignN
Edgar and Charles Msagara Jeas Mlnsi
mn Freeman. Brosn Bolts WIN Davis
Charles Lidstone and Wick Andrew
From wharton Misses Carey las
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ATTORNEY Simeon Armstrong, Suite 32e
Reaper Block, Chicago H. writes In
regard to Peruna: ~ was affected with
catarrh for seven years. ] tried many
remedies without any profit, Ny catarrh
was located mainly In The head. / APP
piled TO several doctors but they were
not able to cure me.
Il learned Of the medicine, Peruna,
through medical pamphlet. / can
warmly praise Peruna as certain rem.
edy. 1t has been three years since 7 was
I cured, and consider my cure lasting
II crave to express. for the benefit OF
the public, my experience With the re-
nowned catarrh medicine Perups. ! took
| 1t for seventeen weeks and am now com
( pletely cured. II cures when all others
fail"
Hon. W V. sullivan United States
| Senator from MissssIppi, IN letter
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HlCHLR COURTS.


Fort Worth, Texas. January 2o.--Pro-
ceedings in the court of civil appeals for
the Second supreme Judicial district;
Motion submitted: Malone VS.. Wallace
from Hill, for rehearing; Lenhart vs., Santa
Fe Railway Company, from Tarrant, TO
dismiss appeal. Motions for rehearns
overruled. Kisler VS.. White, from Dali
las; Meyer Bros. Drug Company VS.. Mars
ton from Dallas: Lewis VS.. Whiteworth,
from Hopkins Williams VS.. Mcmillan,
Reinhardt & Co.. from Grayson. In the
same case motion for conclusions over
ruled.
Cases affirmed Texas and Pacific Rail
way Company VS.. Black, from Bowie
Dissenting opinion Rathjen VS.. French
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Alvin, Texas January 2o.-At regular
meeting Of Alvin lodge No. ls5, knights o.
Pythias. held In their castle hall Tues
day night the following elected otncef'
were Installed for the ensuing term; y,
lee stofoper, chancellor conlmanderi N,
". Carlton. vice chancellor A. V Aprar
nam master OK work; J w. Haywood,
prelste, 3 4. osgood, keeper OF ,reeora'
and seal; Q. S Cummioxs, mss,eT q g.
- Il uIldraw master ct armoi iamee
TttzrersM. inner guard ~ FES4ss'
outsT guard: n. L. ske4ts, frocfee; ~ ~
King, Representatives q Grand is'esA
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OPPOSES THE BILL.
Representative Walton Sees severai
Objections 60 II.

San Antonio. Texas, January 20.--Hon.
A. Y Walton. member OF the legislature
from this county. in an interview today
declared himself as opposed TO any feat
ures OF the tax commissions bill. He spe-
eially mentions the taxation OF both land
and the mortgage that covers II the In
creased tax on beer and the Increase on
the GROSS receipts OF corporations doing
business in the state. He does not think
the measure proposed will solve the ques-
ton OF equalizlng taxation. He also doubts
the ability OF the legislature TO pass the
bill In thirty days
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A Fruit COMPANY Organized.

Alvin. Texas, January 20.-The Alvin
Fruit and Orchard company has been char
tered here with a capital stock OF SIS, 600
The officers are Prof R. b. HALEY
Huntsville, president, J, j. Collins. Dal-
las, secretary: D. S. Cummings, Alvin
treasurer, and R II. Bushway Alvin
manager. The aim and object of the com.
rapy is TO grow an orchard of 400 acres
of mixed fruits such as have proven tbs
most successful in the coast country.
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A MAIL CLERK's EXPERIENCE
And what Came of II.

The occupation Of a railway mail clerk
is peculiarly arduous and unwhoiesome,
long hours of work requiring the closets
attention, nearly always standing, con
fined in q stuffy car. az we'll as the con
tinual vibration Of rapid motion make this
occupation an undesirable one from
health standpoint.
A railway mail clerk on the Michigan
Central running between Detroit and Chi
cago says. I'm common with many of my
fellow employees, suffered for some Yeas
from an obstinate attack of piles. brought
on, my physicians told me, by my occupa
tion. the close confinement In AGAR and be-
ing obliged to stand on my feet for hours
together; the pain at times was almost
unbearable and was obliged to resort 10
the use OF ointments and salyes to give a
temporary relief while got through With
nv work | suffered so long from piles
that / really had little hope OF any such
thing as a permanent cure, and although
had very often noticed the advertisement
of the Pyramid Pile Cure, yet never
thought seriously of trying X until one
day after suffering more than usual, |
dropped into drug store and bought 9
soc package | tried it that night and
the complete relisf from pain and itch
ing was delightful ] expected 70 De as
bad as ever the next day. as TINS had
been my usual experience WIN pie RENE
dies, but was agreeapiy dishppOnteu'
used the Pyramid for some ten days or
two weeks and for nearly four years nave
( not had the slightest trouble from phes
/ and consider my cure as little short OF
marvellous"
The Pyramid Pile Cure IL the most pop
\ ular and successful OF any pile cure; II
, Is the only pile Cure that Is sold By every
( druggist in the United States and Canada.
Furthermore, the Pyramid Pile Cure has
been before the public for nine years and
/ has been tested time and again by nun
dreds of physicians and by thousands Of
pile sufferers, and its remarkable merit
has been demonstrated in every form Of
| piles. protruding itching or bleeding
little book on cause and cure OF piles
melted tree by addressing Pyramid co
MARSHALL. Mich.
All druggists sell the Pyramid st SOC
for full sized package
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treasurer and con
duetor WIN. Downs
corps No, 80, We
mans Relief Corps,
writes from 24la
Central avenue, Min.
neapolis. Mimi: "A
few months ago my
h Q al I b seemed 70
break down all az
once, ! found no re-
lief from the pre-
scription of my ply
slcian. ] began tho
use of pernna and
before I had taken
l A.fel.
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John mn pead.

sealy. Texas, January 2O-Mr. John Hill,
one Of the weaithiest and best known cIti-
zens and member OF one Of the oldest
and most influential families OF this lAas-
TIM county. died at his home, about Two
miles north OF here. Wednesday a. ;3v
o m. the result OF heart disease ana
complications. The deceased vas born u
Arkansas IN 1852. coming 70 Texas Ia is42
with his rnotber's family settling ~ saa
Felipe, An Of his life has been spent W
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Il learned of
the C a { a r r h
cure, Peruna,
through y o u r
advertisement
| can heartily
recommend Ps
runa AZ a ca
tarrh eradica-
tor, II cures
when all other
remedies fail.
! hppllhn ~
several doctors
but they we're
n OF able I o
6 u 9 me. J
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lnE III hnnoy1nH
symptoms, and was particularly good as a
tonic.
Il take pleasure In recommending your
great National catarrh cure, peruna as
the best ! have ever tried"
.catarrh Is a systemic disease OF eli
matte and nervous origin. With Peruua
the nerves become strong and the mu-
oous membranes are consequently
strengthened, thus protecting the person
from the bad effects OF changeable eli
mate This is why some people do not
have catarrh.
Hon. H. w. Ogden, Congressman from
| nnislnnA In q lotter written at Wnsh-
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Ing IN possession three gold bracelets and
a number OF gold rings, one Stationary
Engineer emblem button one OF the BRAGG
lets heavily bloodstained; one account
book issued to ldr c. Green Ia account
with A. L. Bayatta, us near as can be
made cut: two railway tickets from La
Marque. Texas. to Galveston. Texas I
hold him OF Sealy. Texas Tom Watson,
eonetable precinct No. 3. Austin county.
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dy for Afteen weeks and am now entirely
cured. 1t has been a year aud half since
was cured. and consider nay case dura-
BILE / desire to announce for the benefit
OF the public, my experience with tina Ia
nous catarfh refAedy, Perlina. | WAS AZ
licted with catarrh for Ave years, Ny ca
tarrh was chiefly located In the stomach"
The women recommend Peruna also. The
following are testimonials from thankful
women prominent in society and businezs
who use Peruna.
Mrs Jane Glft of Hubbardsyile. Ohio,
writes II think l would have been dead
long ago had Il not been for Perunn, !
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surnMAs,s NEW ENTERPRISE.
Capital Subscribed for n cottoi
Clothing Factory.

Sherman, Texas. January l9--stock 70
the extent OF $4,000 has been subscribsd
and the money put 10 bank for the pur-
pose OF equipping and operating cotton
clothing factory in this city. Mr. J e
withers. who is largely Interested IN ms
new misunderstanding enterprise, 10y sh'f
afternoon for Chicago and Eastern points
for the purpose Of securing the necess.,
machinery and experienced labor The
plant will probably be III operation ny
March is aud will employ seyenty-nye 70
100 hands. principally women and gifis.
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rotary German con-
sulate, writes from
Chicago. III, SilY
Wabash avenue: 81
suffered this winter
with a severe attack
OF la grippe, and
heard OF the value Of
y eruna Ia SUCH
cases. After using
only three bottles J
not only found thns
the la grippe had
disappeared, but my
general health waa
much better"
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regular meeting last Friday night for ths
ensuing term; w. d. Cope. chancell If
commander. E. T. Berrlan, vice chan
Tor; j. r, Nash, prelate; e. II. Perkins.
mater Of work: Max Hoppe keeper OF
records and seal Eugene Erhard, mas or
OF finance II. j. Kessslus. master Of ex-
chequer, w. T. Wood, master at arms;
w, u Thompson, inner guard; Theodore
Griesenbeck. outer guard; G. r. Haynie.
representative.
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THE EpILEprrc ASYLUM

Governor Savers win recommend 70 the
legislature when II meets next week that
the act providing for tho erection OF an
epileptic asylum at Abilene he amended
SO as TO cnanee the provision that
building capable of accommodating 500
patients be erected In his Judgment the
Sis00o0 appropriated for the purpose will
not pay for safe building OF the capacity
indicated.
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used Feruna IN my
( a m NY and can
cheerfully re G o m
mend It as being all
you represent and
wish every one who
is suffering with ca >
tarrh, general dehil-
ity or prostration
could know of IT,
would advise all such
to take It In time
and forestall the ter
ribie consequences,
regard IL as a mos
..y.aAI ..a.s,.1.y nntl
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the following OF Pc,
runa as a catarrh
remedy.
For some time |
have been a sufferer
from catarrh In It's
incipient stage. so
much so that | be-
came alarmed as to
my general health,
But. hearing OF Pc
runa as a good rem :
edy I gave It a fair
trial and soon began
10 Improve. Its ef-
feots were distinct :
- i.t1atnt ...x. a..v
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ipgton, D. c., says
the following OF Pc
runa, the National
catarrh remedy: 81
can conseientiously
recommend ur
Pefuna as @ fine
tonic and all round
good medicine to
( h o s e who are In
need Of a catarrh
remedy. II has been
commended TO IN c
by people who have
4
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was completely restored
ANY one who wishes perfect health must
be entirely free from catarrh Catarrh y
well night universal: almost omnipresent,
peruna IL the only absolute safeguard
known, A cold Us the beginning OF eas
tsrrh. To prevent colds. 20 cure colds y
10 cheat oatarrh out OF its victims 70
runa not only cures but prevents catarrn
Every household should be supplied with
this great remedy for coughs. colds ANA
SO forth
A book on cstarrh sent free to any ad
dress BY The Peruna Medicine CO.. Coun'F
bus Ohio.
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Austin county. and that II has been ons
OF usefulness Is attested BY the many ca
pressions Of regret at his demise
wife. brother (Mr. Jake HID and num-
her Of other near relatives survive him
His remains were laid 10 rest in the Hill
. hurylng ground at San Felipe.
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written from Wash
ington. d. c., say
ALLOW me to OK :
press my gratitude
% you for the bcne
fit derived from one
b o lie OF Perupa.
O n e W G G K h a S
brought wonderful
changes aud / am
now as wen as ever,
Besides being one
" the very b e S t
spring tonics It IS
an excellent catarrh
remedy 7
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most cheerfully recommend 1t"
Hon. Porter johnson, who has served
four years as State senator from the
Fourth district In the city of Chicago, Ill,
and who also Is the first democratic sen
ator ever elected from that district. says.
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evening and In short time a verdict Of
not guilty was brought. Dent viii bc
taken 70 Dallas on warrant charging
MIN with having committed forgery in
that city. ~
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have used It IN my family for coughs and
colds and la grippe. would not be with
out Il in the house really think that Il
has added years to my life
Mrs Theophie Schmitt. wife OF ex-see-
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sHERIrF's DEPARTMENT..

strayed or stolen from II. r. Smith,
city. one bay horse, II years old 10 or
u hands nigh. white saddle marks on
back, foretop cut right hind hoof white,
name hangs heavy on left side OF neck,
shod ali round. Spanish brand, white SNIP
en- end Of nose, is natural PAGER; liberal
reward.
strayed or stolen from J. w. Rogan.
city. one white horse, 10 or II years old.
IS hands high brand W J q inserted)
on right shoulder, one shoe on left fore
loot, chain on foot; So reward for horse.
$40 for thief a. r.. Anderson, sherlu
Harris county.
Buffalo, Texas. January is.--Who wants
full rugged stamped red leather saddle
with long black hair pockets. iron or metal
stirrups large spotted Texas Steer stamped
on sweat leather and on side flaps near
bottom Of seat. has long lace leather horn
striug with round knot at end has Nc
name or humber OF any description 70 TEL
who was the maker OF dealer Is about
S25 saddle, appears 10 have been used 81
or eight mcnthzg Address l.. g Llnson
! depity sheriff Leon county
4gtes ?
!. Arrested at seaiy, Texas, negro hay
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States Consul at Foo
c h o W, China, OF
Washington, .. c..
say-l the following
OF Peruna: Il Join
W : h nj y dlstin-
guished friend, Gen
eral Wheeler, Of my
state, IN reco m
m en- d in s your
pr paration, p err u
nj. Friends " b o
have used II recon-
NERD IL as AN ex-
eellent to 10 a n d
particularly g o o Il
a s a c a ( . r r h
cure.
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BOUGHT TIMBER.

George W. smythe OF Beaumont today
purchased the timber on section OF
school land In Newton county. paying
$3.50 per acre therefore.
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Law is INrrrEcrrvE.

II opening Of several institutions for
-snulacturs of doctors by mail has
KIM sas ! out prominently that the Texas
sIs oi medical college is so in
I'm. y 70 render it practically i'm
Esms. " araw the line on physicians
Ss,,s.. members of the State Medical
|Ssa 49, nave called the governors at
Es,r y ms and II is possible that the
pst,.s may be called upon TO act in
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used it. az a remedy, Congressman Ogden,
particularly e feet Of Louisiana
i've In the cure OF ca
tnrrh. For those who need a good ca
tarrh medicine know of nothing bet
ter"
Hon ]. Courtney Hixson, ex-United