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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13

GALLON faeon from liz immersion In hot
water and has poured out into a disinfected
rlass rseryoir a pint Of fluid as clear as
distilI.d water. He waits TIL It's tenn
p.utnpe IA o,oled 10 ioe degrces-a little
| warmer than blood heat. Thsn . nurse
| holds n bish vhile DIR. Fralok takes tho
end of the rubber tube which empties IL.
With npid oct he opens the upper por-
| ton OF the ligated vein and In less than
a secopd the tip or canula Of the tube In
| inserted.
Two thing. you now $50. The nutd
Il sinking in the glass reservoir. while
as IL pours by gravity into the empty vrin
the suction draws II In a racing
current 10 the heart itself. Gradually
tho abo.tly fac. Of the conrumptive
n,i.be- from pink 10 Q vigorous blush.
and his features broaden into q smile OF
| good feeling "A he experiences the sensa-
| ton OF that hot assaulting current pluns-
ING out through ali his arteries. going to
the tip- OF his capillarie~. and then surging
up again through his veins, willis every
channel stretches itself with the unac-
cl-,omed pressure and responds 20 it,
tonic effect
-ur p~,scov,R,
That h the visible part OF tho uA"y opv
alton which has b'guh 70 ," SHOWN ai""e'
among 'ne o""s"P",' - So
We'll as Throughout thc NV" -,
and which the medical men oi NeN i"'A
are watching Win eno!nhour
What h the new nuinf no" ~ n"pIS"
Ia be NADER VINO u th" su'so'n ~
made this combination anu no" u' Nv
come 10 do ~ And apoNe HI ""a, ~
the exact assertions nnaue =, w vs."
arr It's hmitationsf "ha'
OF ~
II this operation does ~ha' "
for II, this IL the story of adi-coNery n''o
In New YORK AZ great a. ha,'.se -.
81 n, rralcl has done more for medical
science than Koch or Pastenr .
Dr wilfred O. fraick - a native OF
Canada. He was born about ior'y years
ago and was ~ Vneehs ~
vcrsity. whore he TOOK ms m"n'oai ~ w"
a. his academic degrF~ ne o"nhe ~
No" iorh 'h'''"eh
special practice OF surgery
that he has santd ms eihihenee,
Metropolitan ho-pi'h sho " y"
morial HOSPITAL he has the au'no''y WINCH
-, --,,..,a ,,r',shou, the CITY for
a.. hLna,, ,,e,5,, and advanced opera-
hiS hHlhant' uherrihe an" ~
lions In surgery.
70 ~, ~ r"-,,o., n,o,..siop
~ ~" "'"' - =" -,..a.rr,I chsck
""""' ' 80 ID, sn,n 20 cine
10 -. To- ,hcr,,n,,icx
naiHI'HS - n. rr.u,L 49, su,,con
n", g., ;. - "a.
aaI n $50 NJ = 4 n ~ ~ ~ NhHN Ft ~ w v
and 49, a.. di,ac,
wv ~" D r., 90 ., IN.
w" ' )" - 49,. ,.w ,,la-
VIM VI .. - .....- ~hich
,"h ..-Ila,,d holly in
nav 49, -ea. nr..,i,a,.r
'n' p'"'
GERNICIDE.
u, r,.,x
""' u"l e. r. o., ~.
su,s''H ~ 49, a..nn., ,ho corn.
uN"' -, o.. IT,,
.nn' y ..,.an,- al
,h'SS ~ -. - -.
hS sNu. :" '
ioI h"."ns' "A.
Ut f,"''N ,zaa,v
'areer az ~ - =, a.rnic,dc-
I NhNM - Hi NANH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
THE REST TO M CURED

Sine, that oxidation az the efficacy OF
IN. new remedy Dr. Fralick has done Moth
ing else than attend 10 the tuberclc-stncken
ones. His surgery. which he carcs most
for. has had 20 give place To IN" crowded
PROCESSION Of consumptivcs that are coming
to lin for life. A, the Memorial Hospital
and at priv,,e institutions daily these
people are leing infused and arc getting
up with their enemy dead
The surgeon Is immensely perpieSed TO
know what To do with this food Of patients.
They are coming from all parts Of tho coun-
try and from Europe. The worst ca-~'
naturally. are the most eager, and yet hs
tells them invariably that las cannot promise
NOR. than tho destruction Of tho active
disea-s and a very temporary extension
Of life, and he takes "a advanced cases
with the greatest reluctance.
His daily mail has suddenly grown stu
prndous. yet he carefully answers all tho
Inquiries. FROM the West emo postal
card. In dnfts. Most 81 tls-~s writer's
imagine the remedy Is q specific To h. bought
by tho bottle. AMI many want a sampl"
both. ono old farmer IN Arkansas ~ru'e
that tho croJ~ had t-sn poor. 81 that he
wisheh the doctor would tell him when he
vas going 10 s-nd IA. both" and he would
hook around and sctaT~ the money t"grtleT
For this surgeon to - taken for a quAcs
vendor H. the humor 81 tho situation
Hut &C all Who com, non. h. -~ni away
Tie r--or are ,r"a,-d frv~ or lot q tnnins
charge. while tho wcll-,o-do have o. paw
lArgc fe-~ Ties latter f--- MAX" w TO-
ihe unTaii labot on tb" poor. and II tn
rob do ma LIKE tbe arrangement they arr
not otalg-d 90 TAX. IA. tr-aimr-ut What
nr rralics Alr.ahy n~rts ls . ~vctAl hoo
pi,Al fur thi- ure trraim~ui. ~Acre tho pS'r
can csns~ and have life r--aur-d 10 th"m
Ir ~ NJ Bless state thai in Or-Ai~r Ne~
iork aluaie n - ~ni ~ tho o"ati'- sre
fr,m tu,-.r-ilo-As u !. ~-~iinAi~d tha' IN
,hs ~ofld a. lsrse n hfth q all ~ho de
hav. tut-rcuio.i. u this frssk rrmcfv
sctsAy soSs doslIoy Tia dI0sd dass@-s
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Nn bas Hublitunl.

9ie u5reie Breiie" >bot itber 400
etablirte Ngenturen I'M Staate. miro
an iiber 700 Bpitpfficen perlonbt, unb
bat etne groBe Serbreitune in Der
Nabbar= Republif Wferito, i'm Snbia=
aer=Serritorium uno Stlabona.
Sbr girfulattons=@e in Seras
er1tredt iib oon @alpelton bis hinauf
na6 0enlion, BON Maribol! i'm Often
bis no6 Gl 8alo i'm fernen @eiten;
es l6lieBt iehitoeritdnbfi1 nit be-
iDnhers aablreiden 2elern bas bi6t=
beiiebelte Mittel=9eras uno ben Sib=
tpeiten elm.
9rei 8eiienbe iinb beitiinoie, iobrz
ein, iabraus i'm Snterehe bes 8lat=
tes unterlpegs unb fiibren beulfaben
i'm Berein nit unlere,, rabrisen Qo=
tal : slaenten Fprtmdbreno mere 2e=
ier sll.
Sn Inbetraht oieier 1batiaben lit
bic "Sreie Brelie", tpo es lid oorum
banoelt, Die oeutibe gepDlferune 81
erreiden, bas bette Mnseige Wses
blum inn gtaate Geras.
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Sic oaameu Ses 8lteea.

Der Sang ber gstpitter unb ,bamti
&tntritt uBb. .0orln Der 8liserI8tinpns
gen btlben. etnes Der pi4ttsften. ober
aud Iiidenhafteffen aapitel beribeus
tigen aunbe bon ben Gtsenf4after bes
guftme.rs. Gar manntgfa4 fnb bic
2aunen bes Btisss, unb bic @orfi&t
unb BITE befonberen grfinba.rgen, bura
BITE ii4 Der Msn{9 bor ibnen au
t9iiben iuat. iinb unDoGltommen unb
fperben es ipobl INNER btsiben.
Cine sdn3 eieenartise 8lisform 1T
bon profeHor &iggenba9 aus 8aTel
bef4rteben tporben, bic besbaIb etne
Grpdbnung berbient, neil iie bic gu,
tammenfeBuns zines 8ltbes auftlGrt.
Nnf Der betreffenbsn 8libpbotograpbie
mar nebsn einie.n seip0bnlidsn 8liBen
an9 etn Strabl au feben, ber in Idus
ter puntte aufgslDit idisn, 70 bab sr
pas Musieben elmer tpeitlduftgen pers
lenf4nur beiab. @elde perl{9nurs
blise fab 6fter beoba9tet tporben, unb
re itelIen tpobl eepiHermaben bic urz
FORM bes gliBes bar. Der sigsntlib aus
elmer bt9ten Jolse ein3etner Sunten
entltonoen 80 benten III.
Wo9 ipunberbarsr in ibrer Grldets
nung unb In ibreg Gplsen Fnb bic aus
gtlbltss, Gin folder &uselblib purbe
Dor etipo slpei Sobrsn Dor Der pbpiita.
Hf9ea @efeaidaft in @euf bef9ries
ben. Dte 8eobadtung itammte bon
stnisen bsrittensn Offtsisrsn, bic am
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-08-17
TO The PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the FREIE
PREssE FUER Texas" has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
IN the State of Texas.
1t has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is mailed
to fully 700 post-offices, and has
ali extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
i'll Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state.
Three travelling men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration Of these facts
the FREE PREssE FUER Texas
claims to be the best adver-
Using medium in the State of
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulation.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-08-17

ten baben2 Wolte Moblop ibr ipeoer
Der ginmiidung in feline lngelesenbeis
ten cine @5ene ma9en2 syiibrte er
einen @nf9lag eesen iie 5elbft i'm
S9ilbe? Wenn etn Men19 bon 1einer
siisenofen Seftisfeit sur Neraipeifluna
getrteben tpurbe, mar linn Mlles auauz
trduen.
Sic tparf nit enti9iebener 8epez
gung ben aopf In ben Maden. glei6z
Diel Was salt ibr bic perf0nli6e Sc
| fabr, tnenn lie &larbett getpinnen
| fonnte, Rlarbeit aud bariiber, ob Sens
mers an benz Seblfdlasen bes planes
@9ulb trug. War es 70, bann mo4te
er iib bic 5olgen Be Ieben. ber olte
@9uft.
Watt rafden @dritten sins fie binz
iiber in ibr Mntleibe5immer.
Sic tilste f9nea bic @puren Der
| iiberftanbenen Nufregllns bon ibrem
@eiiate, orbnete ppr benz @pieae( ibr
9aar unb supfte Elm paar @9kifen an
tbrem Sausfleibe auredt. Damn nidte
fie befriebist tbrem Spieeelbilbe au.
60 tpar es gut. Rein Menf6 fonnte
biefem rubisen 2d9.ln, biefer beiteren
@tirn bic b.imlide Mnsit anfeben,
felbF Mabfotp ni4t, ber ibr @eii9t 70
aenau fannte.
Nm ber Shiir tebrte iie no9 einmaf
um, nahm ben fletnen Dolh bon ibrem
ISdrei6tifd, ber bort als 3ierbtnq
lag, unb ftedte i'm fir ale syGne au
fi4. Dos DING itedte in ether To It.
barren, NIT @olb unb gbelIteinen einz
selesten S4eibe. Sn biefer @@eibe
aber befanb iih etne baari9orfe, tDbtz
lid iptbe Damascenerflinse, eine 9ez
fd9rlide Waffe. bic iebt Bel ii9 gu
baben Iebr niibli1 Iein fonnte.
Mls 3tttp in ben @alon trot. in benz
ibr 8efu4 fte ertpartete, blisb iie farr
por Staunen unter Der portiere iteben.
9atte Mabloip iia gu biefer Inter
rebuns etnen Dritten mitgebra@te
nnb no mar ct felbit2
Ser itetnalte 6err NIT bem perfnifz
fenen, stattrofirten @eF9t, Der In
einem Der Mrmitiible iab, sriff beim
@rf4etnen Der 9ausfrau na9 benz
ariidfed, ber i'm sur Seite febnte,
unb ftanb miibfam auf. Sn ben far.
taftifden Runaetn Inn feline sroBe,
braune 9afennafe audte es tpunberlid,
tn feinen itablblauen Mugen, bic mnte-
ben iiberbansenben tpeiBen Brauen
nertpiirbia iuaenblid herporleuates
ten, glomra Der Spott, tpd6renb er lih
altfrSntif4 gallant perneigte upo nit
elmer eiaentbiimli9 tnarrenben, glei9z
fam sinserofeten Stimme iaete:
yWein glame lit 8ptbo b. Mablpn,
gndbise Grau. ste baben tpobDmeinen
yteffen ertpdrtet."
rSehr angenebm," enttportete &ittp
Surldbaltenb. rRebmen sic, bite,
ltpteber Ylob."
Sie lieb iid na9ldifis in einen Der
Mrmitiible finten. 8ei Dem olten
6errn bauerte es ldnser, big er gum
@tBen fam. Das Werfabren fhien i6m
aberbies SIemli9e Sdu,eraen gu Der.
arfaden. oenn er tniff bic aussn unb
ben Munb babel etn. unb feline obne6in
fdon 10 arobe Nafe fhten nod elm err
behlt4es @tiid lanser aus benz faltigen
@eii9te bertor3ufeben. Sotpis er ober
fab, befdm iein @eii9t tptsber ben
iiberlesen Ip0ttiicben Qlusbrud, Den es
porber sebabt bate
sd leite unfere untereebung nobl
am beften ein. penn i'd Sbnen ben
8rief bq gu lefen gebe," faete ber alte
5err. tnbem er etnen Brief aus ber
8rufttafde 3pa unb ibn aittp biniiberz
reidte.
(Sortiebunp folat)
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Sis bierber mnS ntd,t ueiter !!

Sebon lanae lett Sbr BON tronfboften
eridetnun9en, Mattieteit, S9tpinbel,
9er5nppfen. 8erftopfungen, 8ldbungen,
tabler @elibtsfarbe, &idenlbmersen, II.
I. no., oaran 9emahnt tuprpen, baB elm
tiidtlbes 9eiben tidb in @Mrem &6rper
eingeniftet bat, Maaen. 9eber uno Nie-
rem befin6en iib in 10 ihlimmer 8erfal-
Jung, baB es 10 nidt toetter eebt. gines
tann @uh un6 tutr6 gub nur nod nor
iiberem. frIb5eitieem 9Dbe betpabren.
@ebrauhet pbne 8eraus bic tpeltberiibms
ten ct. Bernard &rauterpillen! @0e Npp,
theten 25 Gents.
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Special Preise fuer Herren Bein|
Special -Offerte fuer B. & B. Kragsn.

gSr baben Die Naentnr fir bic beriib1nteu B. & B.
8raeen Ibernpmnlen. SIN 8erfauf oeier erfftaIiigen
gaare iuro eine uub portbeifhate Sfferte geat
tue fDlgt:
Sic fauien 0ubeno &raeen tpofiir Sic 81. so 81 be-
aabfen bahen unb orc 3abluns ueiteren 35 Gents
ertperben Sic oos &e oiee &ragen lpenn tie bedbmubt
lIno gu retonrnirer' nno an oeren STEELE EN- nesss
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Sin reiuer, ltarfenOer SOuif.

Walts0 s0utrine 1T BON allan anoe=
rem 8rdparaten G5nttden 0ta=
mems bur6aus carlhieoen, @S lit
Elm reiner, it1rfenber Utal5 &ontt,
mGbreno onoere leoielib Elm itarfeS,
ounfles 8ier iino. gBiro nur oon
Der gnbeuierz8ul6 8retp'a. Vii n,
ct. 2ouis, Wto., beraeitellt.
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Sire GdrEe 2Se6r.

y'tftbtr6igen Sie Sbren &Orper sesen
i -nf4 it ourd ben @ebraud BON
iutl'5 Bttlen, Elm iiet8 iideres 9eilmit'
igl cgsn &apiidmtrsen, 0sspspfs. Was
la,!a, 8,tftepiuns nnS ale bamit per.
sraaptrn { iaen.
"Das Crirbrae Ofs lfbfns!"
Or. 3ult! Sbre 2eberpillen iino BAG
3.fi bro, bes 2ebraS. Sd weroe b,m
3uiaG fits tsafuar fem, Der mid etcs
laen ttnasu ieruen IIsB. s. 5airtei8b.
platte Gauanu, 9a!,
3utt'S 2ebere PiueD
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@rmaoetsemtbmms ileberraauuaer
8rief SiFe.
Serrens2iffe :

Soerren.2iife
9onain 8ron6t-9llf 8rDd-Spbn Sa>
co6s-Stto &afloif - Wortin Wabula -
R " Meittmann - 6ibarb Brute - 4ig
Shubert- @nr5 - Btaie 8immer
2amsn,etI.e
9oro 5 &rt9ur = @ntma aleIanoer -
QpuiIe 6utst1er - 5rau 5reo Wtaper 49,
Srau SO Rauer-Nlutua S6ueb.
9luslduoiitle
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0tarrbDe uno Wfa9en SsrGmpfe
ueroen iOfOrt 9ebeilt BURG D.. SteaerPS sdten i'm.
portirten Gnaoiturn Yitters.
@rmapetgemtbmms llebertrasuugcu.
8bilipp Steffler an Geo. 8uoen=
burg, @runoitiid al Gictprio Str,
81 900.
S8cor 8ereitrom an 9(ueuIta
@rap, gtntbeil on einem 8runbitud
an Suo Breia Ctr. Breis nomiuea.
iFreo @erbart an Stub. @erbart.
129 Ider Gano an Der galoou,
So, 500.
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gnglanbs Sbeeberbraud,
ioll ii4 tasli9 ouf 1884 pfunb Be-
ldufen,
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gass NntpmiD & 2lram5as
Bah Snfln,

i'm @arten=9iitrift bes Staates. @e=
lunobeit uno Slimla uniibertroffen.
8illi9e 2dnoereien fir ben Sarnter.
Nfarftgdrtner, Sbit= uno GiebSiibter.
Weeen @inselbeitea penoet@u6 on
6, s. @artin, g. .. 81,
Gan Nntoniu, SeraS.
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@brp s @orner,

- gtidts S6Dneres auf @roen,
ols fr0blihe @abrbeit uno tuabre
sSr6blibteit.
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SiiOweitteras wiinidt Gud)

@enn Sbr guh iraenbup nieoer=
lalien pullt, tbut es entlane Der 2is
ME Der
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-11
RATE CLERKS BACK.
Revised Texas and Arkansas Rate Sheets
and Summer Schedule.

Revised Texas and Arkansas Rate Sheets
and Summer Schedule.
The Honston contingent of the Texas
rate clerks reached home Yesterday morn
ing. They were i ! Lawrence Of tho
Houston and Texas Central, William DO.
Eerty Of tae TIous ou Enst and West Texas,
q. w Wilkinson of the Southern racifie
The regular quarterly meeting took place
in st Louis april 80 and lasted nine DAYS
"a longer time than it has ever before
lasted.
81 siStant General Passenger Agent Do
hcutS Of the Houston East aud West Texas
talked about the meeting lie said II was
largely. attended and about all the promi
mont lines west Of the Mississippi and Mis-.
souri, wern represented The Texas AMI
AIknusas rate sheets Were revised and also
the summer tourist rate was taken mn aud
discussed. Changes made in either we're
iniinitcsimql rs a rule. The tourist rate
remains practically as last year.
The complete list of those representing
Il Nas lines ut the st, Louis meeting fol
lows: ]. J. Lawrence. Houston and Texas
Ccntrnl J NJ. Tyler. reXas and Pacific;
II shelton Fort Worth and Denver City:
W w Woodbridge. San Antonio and Aran-
sas Pass. William Doherty, Houston l;a> t
and West Texas: Frank Jensen, Chicago
Rock Islanl and Texas: n. r. Brown. Gulf
Colorado and Santa Fe: X. T.. Ice, In
tcrnntio1al and Great Northern; G, w.
Wilkinson. Southern Pacific: II. II Lalng,
Cotton Belt; r. T.. Downing, Frisco line
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Killing at Navasota.

Navasota, Texas. May 10. -Albino Parres,
Mexican was shot and killed by Milton
Kelley at the corner Of Railroad and Hot
land streets last night at about 1;2O
o'clock.
Last night Mr.. Kelley returned to Naya
sofa on the 1875 train and was about town
until midnight, when himself and friends
partook Of a cold lunch In Lees saloon.
Parrcs was in the place them and became
offended. Mr.. Kelley went OF. and so did
Parres
Parres followed Mr.. Kelley, it IS be
leved and the latter, with w. r.. VII
son, decided 10 have deceased jagged until
he sobered They went to find Night
Waterman Black. and thinking likely 10 he
al the depot at that time, started hther.
Al the above mentioned corner the Mex
lean was encountered, ana as ne advanced
with what was thought to be n knife n
mis- hand Mr.. Kelley shot at him four
times Two shots struck; one through the
right lung the other Just under the hear.
II was afterward found that he had "A
palr Of sharp pointed scissors IN his hand.
parres fell into a ditch and was grooming
heavily when picked mp and put on the
door Of an empty store building, He died
about daylight.
Mr. Kelley went 10 Constable W. II.
Forrestpr's room and gave himself up.
Al the preliminary trial held IN Judge
Forresier's court this afternoon. evidence
was brought substantially as above and
defendapt allowed ball In the sum $500,
which was readily given.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

,,, - - -.
=, ~ pai,A'na "S JaH n"'t -" "cie' 'ut
"iu u" h'a'eiiu' on''"s''
GRAPELANp Mr.. calhoun Is now mere
huying hogs Tor the iaieStlne pachery'
SAN SABA The cattle are now suffering
because Of the drouth, both water and
RICHMONn. Tile Santa Te has material
on the ground FOR new depot 90 replace
the one burned last year.
ATHENS.-A negro n1iued win Ricrard-
son was shot aud SERIOUSLY wounded by
another negro WI" was arrested
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MANY RESIDENTS

-four city are thoroughly acquainted with, md know
OF miraculous cures that DR. Thnehers Liver and
Blood Syrup has made. In other nearby towns ana
cities the has been attended with those
who use the old established remedy.
The liver IS the greatest blood cleansing organ of
the human body. When working ms Nature Intended
1t should IL removes all excess excretons. II per-
forms the double office of separating impurities from
the blood and secretlng very necessary 1uid. the
bile. When the functions OF The liver become I'm
paired the poisonous products are retained In the
system and promote the Rravest maladIes. bilious
ness, insomnia, dyspepsia. vertigo and Nervous De-
bilty. II these diseases are not promptly and care
fully looked after they become chronic and difficult
to II is OF vital Importance that you give i'm
mediate heed to any warning OF trouble such ms
headache nausea. salow complexion. constipation,
pains under shoulder blades, coated tongue; sour
stomach and dizziness
The only sure and safe way to keep the llt9er in
perfect and heaithful condition is to REMEDY
like DR.. tn achers Liver and BLOOD Syrup that goes
right the parts affected This cure Is natural and
Since 1872 DR.. Thacher Liver and Blood Syrup
and DR. Thacher's Liver Medicine dry hays beer
the market. During this time thousands have
been benefited by using them,
Besides enecting permanent cures for NIL Liver
and Blood diseases II ae' \ tonic TO the entire
human system, building .lup and energizinR II
Thousands OF voluntary testimonials ought TO be
valuable in proving our remedy the best Don de.
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won supply you, we will but ask your druggist first
We are at Chattanooga, Team. Thatcher Medicine Co
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DEATHS.

ROWLING Austin. Texas. May 10 w
II. Bowling, an old citizen Of Travis coun
ty. died Yesterday and was buried today.
SULLIVAN. Mineral Wells. Texas. May
q Mrs. George W. sullivan Of Alvarado
died here last night of heart failure. She
was - years old.
.WOFF0lD Yorktown. Texas. May s.
citizen of this county, living ten miles
north Of this place, died Mast night.
,PAUGH Burnet, Texas. May s John
! paugh died MAY > at ! y. m. at Burnc4.
He leaves n mother, father brother aud
sisters 60 mourn his loss. He was buried
here Monday afternoon.
GHAMRERLA1N Burnet, Texas, May 5.
aged - years He was buried by the Ma.
sonic fraternity, He leaves mother and
ia; her. brothers and sisters, aud a number
Of friends to mourn his loss.
zCLCH. Bryan. TEXAS, May 10 Mrs
Martha Xulch died suddenly Of apopl KY
while sitting Mt the breakfast table this
morning AT T o'clock. She had eaten a
well MS usual when the stroke came She
was the wife of the late j Hulcb ana thr
mother Of eleven children. Her age was
g. years
SINGLETON. waxahachie. Texas. May
:. Mrs, Rehecca \. Singleton, one of the
first settlers of Ellis county died in lis;
city carly this morning. She was I6 year,
1s40, Her husband, John H. Singleton
who died several years ago vas noted
Indian hghtcr. He was Il member al
Parthwalts and Wilson's commands during
the Texas revolution. Al the breaking ont
of the Mexican war Mr.. Singleton went IL
mand and was sergeant major on the
route to Mexico.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-11
PICNIC SEASON is ON.
Southern Pacific Has Scheduled a Dozen
and More Are on Tap.

southern Pacific Has Scheduled a Dozen
and More Are on Tap.
The Sunset route has met the picnic sea
son half way and is ready to handle crowds
with dispatch ana ease. number of bic
Ficnics are on tapis now.
Pcrhaps the greatest Of these is that 10
be gwen In Houston, May II, by the order
OF Eagles special tain viii be run to
this city by the Eagles from Galveston for
he occasion and also from San Antonio.
me Galveston train wall leave the island
CIV at 0:3J II. m, May L. and returning
me san Antonio special will leave San
antonio al 3 a. m, May T. AMI returning
VIII leaNe Houston at 1l;15 p. IN. same
date.
other picnics have Leen scheduled as
fellows!
Christ church sunday school ricnic. Spc
clpl train Will leave Grand Central depot
AZ . a. M, Bonner Point at g45 H. M
Returning leave La Porte Mt : 50 ~ m
day school picnic at Ia Porte MAY is
Special train leaves Grand Central depot at
y u. NJ Returning leaves la portp $3.50 y. m
81. May's church Sunday school prnic at
Ia Porte. May -. Special train will leave
Bonner Point at q. m. Returning leave
LII Porte at $50 p. N.
Mckee Street Methodist church sunday
school picnic nj In Porte, June ] Special
train will leave Fifth ward at . a. IN.
Returning leave La Porte nj $50 n. M.
United Moderns' picnic at La Porte. May
30. Special train will leave Houston at
a:20 A. m, . p. IN. Returning leave La
Porte at y. m. and 10 y. m.
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Notes and Personals.

~ - Bone commercial agent of the
cotton Belt, was in Taylor yesterday.
Colonel j. G. Andrews. Southwestern pas
schscr agent of the Southern, has been In
ne" Orleans for several days.
-. A Giraud. contracting freight agent
ol me Frisco line, left last night for n few
days pleasure "trip TO st. Louis
Mr.. W. H. Taylor. general freight and
PISS niger agent of the Houston East and
West Texas, is back from trip to Shreve
port
the Houston and Texas Central an
houhces a special rate Of one and "a third
IafeS for the round trip to New Braun.
f,ls' GA account Of the annual meeting OF
the Texas NJ llers' association, May II
T.. A. Kellogg, Southwestern passenger
agent of the Chicago and Eastern Illinois.
with headquarters at Dallas. came In YES.
tefday morning and after circula ing around
railroad circles fer while left for Gal.
weston.
The comparative earnings Of the Louis
VIE and Nashville railroad for the fourth
week Of April were $T29,5SO, against Suii,
al for the CORES ponding period of last
year. an increase Of $50 n39. The total for
the four weeks Of April is S2,Si26S3, an
Increase Of S19i,309 For the fiscal year
from July the total is S24.2S7. $50. an in.
crease OF SCS33Si