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New-York tribune., 1900-03-19

REFORM OF THE CONSULAR SERVICE.
To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: The pending bill for Congress reform of our
consular service should have the support OF public
opinion, and the efforts now being made for an
advance in that direction should have the sympa-
thy. openly and frequently expressed of all lovers
of country.
Vast multitudes OF American citizens whose eyes
have been opened by travel and observation have
with dismay the contrast manifested in
Europe and the East between consuls of other
Powers and those of the United States and be-
tween the systems which they respectively repre-
sent and they attribute the demeris OF the Amer
lean system TO political appointments without ref
erence to training and personal character, and
without regard to permanency of tenure and pro-
motion for merit.
Representatives in Congress and Senators now
have the opportunity Of putting consular SER
New-York tribune., 1900-03-19
The Fourth Week of the China Sale
Begins with Every Foreign Cask of Dinner Sets Empty


almost unbelievable the trade Our chief
possibility has will have
offers old possibilities
1878 to so per cent. off from old prices today
Is to 1873 per cent. advance old prices later
The the differences shows odys double aving58
$47. so n May.
efacsan andhg
$3.50 laviand Dinner Sets for SIS AroaC Bargains Plates
Eleganc
the homo
hh, and
when these
Andhcea Five other offerings sachu une
French parst
so SAC II
,woth$4O HarLnd Dinners
~ ""Pu "S ever 0HAs1
.ts,o worth sso ,s.. z.u,,a BriC=a-B -Brac
Fancy China-1aif Price 5m5 na ef 9.o
a
Cmp IN nc
AM Breakfast
N
New-York tribune., 1900-03-19
Dress Goods for Easter Gowns

Decisions gathering
stus And prefer choose before
:
the wardrobe
few sfromh eds-mo paine goods
a n nIndnesa e m
widen this sszNn,in incoors Twohns
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New-York tribune., 1900-03-19
1878 to so per cent. off from old prices
Is to 1919 per cent. advance on old priCi

differences shows todays double savng-58
arithmetic will the Dinner
marked SAT so in May.
sfori
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CITY BREvITIEs.


The fremen at the central fire station arc
painting tho interior OF the building
The grand jury presented ten bills OF IN
dlctment to the criminal court yesterday.
nue fire called out the Are department
yesterday afternoon. No damage was done
A masque ball will be given Friday night
at Merllel's hall. corner Of P,nkney aud Free
man streets.
There is un undelivered telegram at the or
nc Of tho Postal Telegraph company for w. W.
Green; also a cahlegram for sharpe
Tho Houston Quartette club will hold .
REHEARSAL aud business meeting tonight 70
discuss matters In connection with their COM
ing entertainment on April p.
The Houston Stenographers association will
meet tonight In regular sem-monthly SEES
sion An enjoyable programme VIII DC rem
dered aud there VIII be an election OF officers
Owing TO misunderstanding as 20 the place
OF meeting, the mass meeting which was e
have been held In the Fifth ward last might
TO discuss the building of another bridge
across Buffalo bayou did not materialze.
The new Christian Science church, or rather
the Sunday school building 10 be used by thai
CONGREGATION until the church shall be built
on Travis street, corner OF Mckinney avenue
will be dedicated next Sunday at II a. m.
The announcement is made OF the pros
pectlve wedding OF Miss lisa I,loyd, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs w II. Lloyd. and Mr. Elo
Fall both native Houstonians. Their mar
riage will unto two OF Houston's oldest fam
'elieS.
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Personal MENTION.

T. 2. Traylor of Victoria at the Capito
]. A. Mcclellan of Denison is at the Capitol
r NJ. Williamson of Victoria is at tue
Lawlor.
]. Dreyfuss of Marshall is among the Capt
tolls guests.
John A. Erhard Of La Grange is registered
at the Brito
A. r. clardy and wife OF Trinity are at
the Capitol.
charles. Simpson of San Antonio is in the
city at the Capitol.
Harry II. Gsbhard of Austin is late ar
rlval at tho Lawlor.
Charles Simpson of San Antonio IL among
the Capito's guests.
w. j. Staten OF Beeville registered yes
terday at the Bristol s6s
S. p Nckels of New Orleans was a guest
Yesterday at the Bristol.
Henry NJ McRae OF Dallas is among the
late arrivals at the Capitol.
MIR. and Mrs. p II, D. Sorrell of whar-
ton are guests at the Lawior.
Mr, and Mrs. G. NJ. Bittmann OF Leaven-
worth. Kan. are guests at the Capitols
George T. Casting arrived in the city yes.
terday from San Antonio. He Is registered
at tho Capitol rH
Mechanics Ida Brooks aud ada Gary OF
Wharton are visitors In the city and guests
at the Capitol.
Mrs. William H. Crank has returned from
a sit to relatives in New Orleans and Mis-.
sissppi.
Messrs. C. D. Kemp and G, A. Harrison
Of Wharton were among yesterdays arriy'
ais at the Bristol.
j. w. Evans claim agent for the Santa Fe
railway. with headquarters at Brenhsm. wss
IN the city Yesterday
Sheriff Thomas II. LanGham of Jefferson
county came In from BEAUMONT last night
and registered at the Lawlor
Napaynr NVads NJ Wonk,an Wells Ia in tho
city aud reports that everything at the
wells is in fne condition and that the place
is being well patronized this season.
MIR and Mrs. James r, Jamlson, who were
married Tuesday evening at Alvin have
apartments at tho Bristol, where they are
spending a few days of their honeymooh'
Judge Wells Thompson and wife were Y
the city Yesterday en- route to Marshall
Texas. Mrs. Thompson is going on visit
The judge will, on his return go to Victoiia
Captain Joe G. Booth OF Austin Is in the
city. auartered at the Lawlor. Mr.. Bootr
Is an ex-Terry Texas Ranger and as suef
was entertained Yesterday by some OF MS
old comrades.
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Fourth Court of Appeals.

San Antonio. Texas. April i1.--Seventy
thousand dollars worth of Medina county
railroad damage suit judgments were re-
versed and remanded in the Fourth court
OF civil appeals here today The judg-
ments were three In number, one for $780,,
600 and two for s25, 900 each. One OF the
$4,000 judgments was for the loss of a
leg. When these cases came up for trial
in the Medina county district court few
months ago the Galveston. Harrisburg and
san Antonio Railway company, the de-
PENDANT in each case, asked for change
OF venue on the grounds Of undue prejudice
in the county against railroads. The APP
plication for change of venue, however
was denied by the court
In the suit OF Mabel c, Nicholson ct al
VS.. Galveston, Harrisburg and San An
tonic halfway company, which resulted
in judgment for $4,000 for the plaintiG
for the death OF Robert Nicholson, the
opinion of the court concludes as follows:
THE verdict IS for sum almost unparal-
leled in the judicial annals 0. this State,
aud appellate courts have reversed judg-
ments for much less sums as showing By
their size that the jury was actuated by
passion or prejudice, and that, too, when
there was no suspicion east upon the YER
dict by evidence Of widespread prejudice /;
but we have not deemed 1t necessary to
rest our reversal on that ground, although
We might have done 50 with much reason,
Because the prima faeie case OF prejudice
made out by appellant was not rebutted
by appellees, the Judgment is reversed
and the cause reIpanded."
In the suit OF Mrs. Nj, Miller ct al. $50, :
000 judgment was obtained and the grounds
for reversal are the same as In the Mich
olson case
In the suit OF James A. Bernard a judg-
ment for $4,000 was secured as damages
for loss OF leg. This judgment was re-
versed also on the grounds that a cha..Ee
of venue should have been granted and OF
suspicion OF prejudice indicated by the
| Judgment This opinio-- concludes as fol-
lows: 1.-THE verdict in his favor was for
$4,000. This, to our minds, Is so grossly
excessive in amount as 10 make II appear
with reasonable certainty. when considered
In connection with all the evidence in the
case. that ii was not based upon nor ar
rived at through the mediun OF a fair
and impartial trial and to force upon us
the conclusion that II was influenced by
prejudice and not BY law and evidence,
Because OF the error OF the court in
refusing the application for a change OF
Venue and Of the exoessiveness OF the YER
dict the judgment OF the district court lie
reversed and the cause remanded."
The following Is summary Of the pro-
lceedings Of the court
Cases reversed and remanded Cal
weston, Harrisburg and San Antonio Rail-
way ompsny VS.. James A. Bernard, from
Medina; Galveston Harrisburg and San
Antonio Railway Company VS.. Mabel c.
Nicholson ct al, from Medina; Galveston.
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COMMUTERS FROM CONTRACTORS
AxD CARPENTERS MEET.


There was no material change In thu
strike situation again yesterday, and moth
ing Of moment took place except meeting
between committee from the General
Contractors and Builders exchange and q
committee from the Carpenters union
The meeting was a secret one and moth
ing was given out concerning 1t, but after
Il had adjourned several carpenters were
heard to express the opinion that work
would be resumed today. They did not
say. however. whether they based this
opinion on the result Of the conference
between the two committees. The meet
ing OF the committees was brought about
at the request OF the contractors.
A meeting OF the carpenters union IL
called for 10 O'Clock this morning, pre-
sumably to discuss what was done at the
meeting Of the committees yesterday after
soon.
All building is yet at a standstill moth.
ing having been done since the strike wac
declared last Monday.
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TOWARD ENTERTAINING GUESTS
AT TRAxsMIssissIPPr CoxGKEss.
Feature of the Entertainment.
Her Programme.

Mrs. o. I. Holt has charge OF the en-
tertainment OF the ladies who will attend
the Transmississippi Congress. and this
feature Of the entertainment could not
have been entrusted to better hands.
Mrs. Holt is not only splendid enter
taiDer. but an organizer as we'll and one
whose exquisite taste win Insure the ar
tistic success of anything she undertakes.
Mrs. Holt and her reception committee
Will have the exclusive charge of the ladies'
who will attend the meeting OF the Con-
ress. probably fifty or more, and she has
arranged for their entertainment what will
prove very brilliant reception to be held
at the parlors Of the Capitol hotei from
to p. m. on Wednesday evening. No
citizens OF Houston will attend this recep-
ton except by special invitation. Some few
gentlemen may be honored with the priyI-
lege OF attending. among whom General
John B. Gordon will be the special guest
Of honor.
On Thursday the ladies will be given
trolly party. and on Friday a rose fete
at the Christ church parish house has
been PROVIDED.
these Will embrace the special featuYea
arranged for the entertainment OF the
ladies, and on Saturday all will join in
the excursion down the bayou.
Mrs. JeH Miller is vice chairman of Mrs.
Hollis committee. and following are the
members; Mesdames. j. D. Sayers of Aus
tin. p X. Ewing, w. Q. Crane, George
Huestus, /. r. Seward. James Baker, r..
r. Lovett. Robert Morris, j. c. Mahl, David
Rice. Mary Fitzgerald, T. w. House. NJ. IL.
Foster, E. B. Parker John Dickson, j. G..
Hutcheson. l.. T. Noyes, Seabrook Sydnor,
Fort Smith; -. +. We ms, Charles Dillng-
ham. A. S. Hall, II. r. Ring. H. W. Gar
row William Christian. W. G. Van Week,
u. A. Peden. L. j. Parks, Frank Lumm.
7. U. Cannon, G. A. Mlstrot, Bryan Heard,
NJ e. Bryan,M. l.. Robbins, Lau a Roserts
Seward, ]. II. Kirby, Robert Brewster.
G. W. Bein, Mrs. Howard, Frank Heryey
S. X Mcllhenny, Everett McAshan. A. X,
Taylor, 0. C. Drew. Jr., D. c. Weir, and
Misses. Carglll. Qulnlan. Efie Jones, Carr,
Waldo Bryan. Dickson. Franklin, Morse.
Miller, Tuggle. Morris, Wood Lea. Taylor
Henke Giraud. Dillingham; Porter John.
Brady, Thompson and Tobin Of Austin.
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Third Court of AppcnIs.

Austin Texas. April 1.-THE following
proceedings were had in the court OF ciyil
appeals. Third district, today:
Affirmed; Houston and Texas Central
Railroad Company VS.. The Ennis Calvert
Compress Company. from McLennan; Leo
Tucker ct al vs.. G. T. Hagan, from La
vaca.
Reversed and remanded on rehearng
granted; ]. F. Berry ct al vs.. A. G. Nc
Adams ct al, from Collin.
Rehearlng refused: VIM r. North, ST.,
ct al VS.. First National Bank OF Crockett,
from Houston; Industrial Lumber Com
pany vs.. Daniel Johnson, from Newton;
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass Railway
Company VS.. c. W. Holden, from McLen-
nan International ami Great Northern
Railroad Company. VS.. ]. II. Johnson and
wife, rom Travis; Hays Bros. VS.. S. II.
George ct al, from McLennan; Louis Hell
Ter, executor, vs.. Helena Weishuhn, guar
dian, from Fayette
overruled; Missouri Kansas and Texas
Railway Company Of Texas VS.. Mollie f.
Ferris ct al. from Bastrop to argue orally
on rehearing; j. f. Berry ct al VS.. a. G..
McAdams ct al, from Collin, for additional
findings of fact
Submitted for rehearing: St. Louis
Southwestern Railway Company of Texas
VS.. Hall Brown Woodworking Machine
Company. from McLennan j. Mathule ct
al vs.. John Lane, from Fayet,e: Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railway Company OF
Texas vs. Mollie f. Ferris ct al from Bas-
troa.
Other motions submitted: Rebecca Evans
ct nj VS.. Webb Smith ct al, from McLen
ran. to reform judgment; Gulf, Colorado
aud Santa I'e Railway Company vs.. w. u.
Bell, from Coleman, to strike cut state
ment OF facts; George Pleufter & Co. VS..
Christian Weissner. from Caldwell. to
strike cut appellants brief; Joseph Male
vs. City az Austin, from Travis, to ad-
vance; w. Is. Cross We. G. II. Garland ct
al from Concho. to dismiss appeal, Miss
eouri, KansasiAnd Texas Railway Company
OF Texas VS.. e. r.. Dawson ct al. and sans
against Twyman & Westmorelaud ct al,
from Falls, to dismiss writ OF error; H. b.
Beck VS.. Frank Heiermln. from Travis,
to strike out briefs; G, 2. Huntington VS.,
B. Mattfeld. from Angelina, FOR additional
findings OF fact; Joseph Breek VS.. Frank
Heierman. from Travis, to strike out APP
pellee's brief
There was submission of the next thir-
ty cases on the docket, being from Nos.
2450 to 24S1, inclusive.
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TonAY,s ENTRIES.

Nine -sixteenths OF mie-Phil Archibald
III, Lilly Diggs l0S Intrada liz, Sacharo:d,
St. RIGA, Andrattus 10S, Moonbright liz, Toal
1OS, Carllee 1903, Camboceres Ill, Homage H.
Ada Fox, Ada N, Sublime, Bavassa, Merida
1903
Three. quarters of mile, seling-M
bank, Matt Hogan 80, Mortgage 80. Bouudlee
96 ST. Casalmir l0l. Hish Hoe lOA
Six furlorgs, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SIS,
boundle' ~ Serdihe a' a. Gass'in:r l NY
Sly lis, Dr.. Sheppard 40, Isaline IS, Theory
104.
Mile and quarter, seling-Joliy Brltcn 81
Sardonic 101, Lothian 1oS Tom Calvert 1903
Ailerna, My Gypsy 81, Tappan 1903, Prestome
81.
Mile. selling-Facade 106, Casdale 105, Mon
tanus III, Wyoming liz, Gauntlet 1909, Orion
Castekt no. Deblaise 100, Captive l13, Morlnel
100, S!lvertone 1903, Lode Star 10.
Miie-May Dine 1O5. Rio shannoke, BurdocR
liz, Expedent liz, Urchin 1903, Bathos, Regi.
maid Hughes 10, Tdgardo 100.
Cloudy and muddy.
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4 BAD DAY FOR THE BOOKItS
LIGHT CROWD AND A HEAY TRAoh
AT MONTGOMERY PARK.
co,a weather HAD Perceptipie IN
Auence ON the Attendnnce
also RAMS Were PrcntifuI

uempbls Tenn. April 1.-THE attendance
j, Montgomery park this afternoon was
light because Of the cold. threatening wea'n'
or. The track was very heavy from Sesls'
DAYS torrent. Four favorites won ana tn'
bookmakers had much the worst Of inc oas-
Nile and sixteenth. selllng-Wood iflce'
81 (Dominick). to 1. won: Danny d., w.
fctowhurst, s to and 8 to l. second; VS.
count los. (Mason, to 2. third. Time l'94'
nert Davis. warrior. Russell r.. Tommy
lo'Brieu. Traveller Californian. Neliie
PRINCE sinnemahone. Kitty Regent, also ran.
Four and half furlongs, purse--Garry Her
mann. los. (winkheid). TO 10, won' sag
sam. 10. Cwedderstrand). to o.. second;
Daca burgess los. iCrowhurst) 10 to !,
third. Time :5sa Matte Balm also ran
Mile. purse-Str amer. 10, CT. BurDsl,
tn 10 won: Belle OF Memphis. %. tDey.hl'
II 10 5 second; Greatand. 100. lWedder.
strand. 6 to /. third. Time l:io. Mauu
sewn furlongs, selling-Molo. lls. tsilvers,.
3 N won; Ejtholin. 1l3, tMathewsl ~ z
ana to 1, second; Dr.. Walmsley. w.
fNaryarez). 6 to /. third. Tine l;SS. Prln
cess Malsen Sites. Winter, Ine SUISSE "a :,
San Durango. Dissoiute tiiBu inns ~"
stae1leci, ise. about two miles-Meddler l4e,
Ciustofl, to 2. won; university ~
10 Brien). 8 TO / aid TO ]. secona, Aui VA
Jig. 1873. (Mchi CHI. 8 to J. thiTG. Iime o as
IanE HAYES. seidenbach. Jim HogS. Brandy
Nile ' and a sixteenth. s5llinS-schnelI
raufer Sc Galley 90 TO won; bsH
Chance. Sc. Domiplckl. Z 70 ! ana t eytc
second: W. B. Gates lOe' ScrSw dnl, tio5a's
Brigade. Phaias. Abusive. Bltheful. /aiso
mi
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ToDAY's ENTRIES.

Five and half furlongs, maidens-Rougb
Rider S. Christopher c. liz, Lookate 81, News
y. SLOW Time los. Merriness 1Os. Gwynne ss
Nacoeklish 80, Allie II. 81, Christmas Caro-
kin 49, 'V enaino-
Nihe.s.xteenths of a mile, selling. 2-year.
SSiue-Ed1cate 49, Light Ball. scurry los
sweepstakes 49, Moor "a, About rs -V'
Three-quarters OF mile. selling snoaar,o,
!Os; I Dutch Comedian 1885, Claroba ie1, Mouzel.
ION log, Lexington Pirate los, Protus l0S Rae,
bua l95, Sir Christopher, Sensational 10 iS1
Aloha II S. Diminutive lO7 io'
Seven furlongs-Tony Honire 100 60,
Caporal lls, Judge Wilcox liz, First Win to1
Me ana nifty yards, handicap-Knlght ~ ~ III
carter l?6, Queen of Song 125. sidney f +, cn.
i IL, pouoie Dummy, Post Haste liz. Magic
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GEORGETOWN NOTES.
Railroad and County Repairing thu
Damage Done by the Flood.

Georgetown, Texas. April 1o.-The first
mail to reach here for three days came in
last night and the posteffice force have
been busily at work put.iag it up all day
today.
The International and Great Northern.
with comlnendable pomptitude, has re-
built the three washed out bridges between
this place and Round Rock, thus re-estab-
fishing connectonywith the outside world.
The county road gang is busily at work
On the washed Ibut bridges and culverts
over the county, but it will be some two
weeks before travelling Will be wholly re-
sumed over the dirt roads.
The Methodist protracted meeting has
been closed after two weeks OF successful
preaching by Rev. C. B. lie Clere of the
Austin district.
The remains of Rev. p. w. Archer. who
died here last Thursday evening were
taken to Houston and there buried on Sat-
urday morning.
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Fiatonia' Texas, April 1.-THE remains
Iof Paul Flato, who died on SATURDAY. Anrll
. in Kansas City No., were inferred here
today at 10 O'Clock a, m. under the aus
plces OF the knights of Pythias lodge. q,
which he was a member. y
The deceased. who's home was In oma.
ha, Neb., was for many years a residen,
OF this place, the town having derived II,
name from his father. one OF the srs,
disd here iast Thursday evening. were TAI
Mr.. Flato was for several 80.
urer Of the Southern Pacific rs,lro,a 's sas,
headquarters at Houston. but az, wi.l
that Office about two years ago - 90 .n,
the cattle commission business IN h,'
City. :" nAnsa'
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THE No-Tsu-oH PARADE
An Attractive Feature of the Trans
mississfppi CoiigresH

mississippi congress-.
There was an enthusiastic meeting last
night at the Cotton Exchange OF the mem
bers Of the No-Tsu-Oh organi7ag Ion, the
result being an agreement TO give an IL
Illuminated street parade on Friday night
OF next week during the meeting OF the
Transmississippi Congress, To the visitors
this will prove the most attractive feature
of the entertainment. The members of
the No-Tsu-Oh made themselves famous
By the magnificent parade they put on
during the Fruit, Flower and Vegetable
Festival last winter ana a repetition OF
their efforts In this direction viii be an
attraction not only to the visitors, but 10
citizens Of Houston as we'll.
The grand marshal and his aids were
chosen at last nights meeting together
with captains and eouriers, to conduct the
pageant. The marshals will call a meet
ing OF the captains soon and immedia tely
after the Congress the No-Tsu-Oh orgdni-
zation will go TO work on It's theme for
the fall carnival
Friday nights parade win be brilliantly
illuminated and viii be confined 10 the
paved streets.
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HOUSTON DAILY POST: THURSDAY MORNINGS APRIL ~ 1900

/ =. xx-t fr-<~r1 :
Harrisburg and san Antonio Railway Com
rany US. Mrs N. Miller ct al, from NE e
di1a; katherine G. Jordan e. a. vs. 49,
! oung,et al. from CoryelI; Western uniu ,,,
Tel graph Company vs.. G. u. IoDlh' p slvii'
Travis; Houston and Texas Central fan ..,
way Company VS.. elizabeth Ney. from
Travis. go
Cases Alarmed: Karnes County vs.; Geo
A. Ray, from Ksrnes: A. oulntaniii,a 70
State OF Texas ex rel j. " Bensv,dss e'
al, from Webb; r. y. Smith vs. o. W 'ioi
gan. from Bell. a.,
Motions oyerruIed: II. F. Valdez vs.. Ike
Cobn from webb, for rehearing; Western
Union Telegraph Company vs.. W. A. be.
dell. Jr., from Bexar. to dismiss appeai,
l.. Ulrich. administration vs.. VIM. Hoehins
Ct al. from Bexar, for reaearins; y. NJ
Wells ct al VS.. J. D. Houston, executor
from Gonzales. for rehearing; Amos stew
art VS.. Mildred NJ. Crcsley ct al, from Cal
weston. for rehearing.
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sHERIFFs' DEPARTMENT.

o0nroe' Texas, April lo.-strayed or
stolen stole. about the Gath OF March one hs,
ri ve aoout 10 hands high, not branded !.
t sa ear split; both front feet bavs
Son,. from from barb wire just above tor q,
an o h,o siso mas white spot or maybe two
thick 'n n,a rem saddle and harness; has long
SINAI, m naa, ana long TALL has a very
raised We oee1' is about II years cd; was
W TEXAS. n a,s Prairie. in Grimes coun-
s ss5s nands' heavy built: In rooS e az. ~
ras. marks on hack: no brand. Log
r s,seu at the Bedlas. Crimes county "s -
-sw is offered for tn essid borsss =.
d az. is offered for the said horsa 9'
count s T. G. Griffith. sherift Montso , n ~
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mel" But the flakes i
ling, until the buffalo ~
and the hunter slipped ~
crust and made him M Il
There's another hunter
kill, who makes fnanv 1 Z
because Of q folly like ~ n
in Andersen's fable. M +
to have that uneasy fseIin;
nch after eating. Sou IL IA
ing are also reckonM litfIe
these little things are anf
marks of a disordered ~
stomach and oygaiis of ,r's
digestion. OF tllemselyea ira
kill, but If dsspised they
pathway to some deadly
Don't neglect the frsf
Indigestion or = stomach
timely use of DR.. Pierce's
cal Discovery may avert \ M
danger. 1t will surely caie n
of the stonlsch and organs h
and nutrition, excepting ~
Mr.. Ned Nelson, the ceiebrstr3 "
and mimic, Of SIT Royden Streef "
writes I'VE fulfilled an emf ;,
weeks and the constant travelis: y
totch of that dreaded disease fsI5s
Ihad tried everything possibis "
list week, while playing al 4 Y \
Theater, Philadelphia, Ia IN n
professional friend Of mine sS'fs
( Or. Pierce's Golden Medical n;Ssk
it, and thank God. with good at
Doctor Pierce's Pleasant A
specific for biliousness.