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The daily sentinel., 1901-05-22
Small Pox is Included.

The special Health Policy issued
by the Travellers Insurance Co.
costs So per annum for each IS
per week indemnity while sick
and IS for permanent total disa
bility. Twenty-one we'll known
diseases including small pox, vari-
oleid, typhoid, scarlet and tuphus
fever, pneumonia and diphtheria.
No medical examination required.
Health and accident policies al
ways in stock and delivered same
day application is made.
The daily sentinel., 1901-05-22

The dance OF the base ball boys which
occurs at the Armory:: Friday night is for
the purpose Of raising funds to build a
grand stand. -
The daily sentinel., 1901-05-22

Furnished Rooms The Central, in
Kent block, is newly furnished and run
in best style possible. Special care
given to invalids. Terms reasonable.
The daily sentinel., 1901-05-22
About the W Gather.

About the Weather.
The maximum temperature yesterday
was S3 degrees.
The minimum this morning was A de-
greee.
The forecast for this section is:
Partly cloudy to light and Thursday.
The daily sentinel., 1901-05-22

Perfumes-Full line Of Palmere, Rie-
gar'e. Stearns. Roger & Gallet, Wrights,
Lightners, Rickseckers, etc.
G. D. Smith 4 Co. , Druggists.
The daily sentinel., 1901-05-22

For Rent-A nicely furnished five
room house on Fifth, between Grand and
Ouray. Enquire of a. E. Abbey. 81
Colorado Ave Cripple Creek.
The daily sentinel., 1901-05-22

Place an order for Hard Coal at 81 90
per ton, C. o. d., and save 81 90 per ton.
Mayo & Endner.
The daily sentinel., 1901-05-22
Great Bargains
in Real Estate :.

Twenty three acres of Fine Fruit
Land, one-half mile from Pail
sades-1S acres in bearing !;
Full water right. Must be
sold $500
Three lots on Grand avenue, fine
location -. ~ 1OO
Twenty acres, with 10 inches of
water, within 4 miles of city !;
10 acres in alfalfa, 10 acres in
wheat .... -. .SlOOO
Many other Good Bargains.
A.l.,
The daily sentinel., 1901-05-22
For Sale, For Rent, Furnished
Rooms. Etc.

For Sale, FOr Kent, furnIsheo
Rooms, Etc.
Two very fine oak bedroom suits at
Grahams. Cheap.
For Sale No l all round team and
some choice fruit land. Inquire at city
hall.
Furnished Room.-A nice furnished
room Tor gentleman. Inquire at this
office.
For Rent-Two furnished down stairs
rooms for light housekeeping. Inquire
at this office.
For rent-New, modern room house;
corner Main and Spruce. Enquire OF
Mrs. Carpenter at Fairlawn.
Furnished rooms for light housekeep-
ing, for lady and gentleman, or board il
desirable. Apply at this office.
Place an order for Hard Coal at 81 90
per ton, c. o. d., and save 81 90 per ton.
Mayo & Endner.
For Rent-A nicely furnished five
room house on Fifth, between Grand and
Ouray Enquire of Il. E. Abbey, 81
Colorado Ave. Cripple reek.
Furnished Rooms-The Central. in
Kent block, is newly furnished and run
in best style possible. Special care
given to invalids. Terms reasonable.
The dance OF the base ball boys which
occurs at the Armory::Friday night is for
the purpose Of raising funds to build q
grand stand. -'
The daily sentinel., 1901-05-22
c. B. RICH.

You can rely upon getting the
BEST GOODS at REASON
ABLE PRICES. :: :: :: y:
The daily sentinel., 1901-05-22

Furnished rooms for light housekeep-
ing, for lady and gentleman, or board il
desirable. Apply at this office.
The daily sentinel., 1901-05-22
SERIOUS RUNAWAY.
Mrs. Newton Jay Run Over and
Severely Iniured.--MiIk Wagon
Badly Smashed.

Mrs. Newton Jay, wife OF a we'll known
railway man was stuck today by run
away horse, v nile crossing the street
from the Colorado State bank building
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-08

10 scarlfy the conjenctva, BY our i'm
proved method graduated lids are cured
by the use Of astringents and absorption,
by which treatment the lids are fully re-
the eye and the I'D are as strong and
healthy as though they had never been
diseased The dlsersc trachorna. common.
~ known as graduated los, seems to be
very prevalent throughout this section, n
TACT so many cases exist e might almost
highly contagious and goes through a school
or family, scarce any one escaping.
People should never neglect even slight
attack OF Granulated lids, as II leads %
enInpiol and liberation Of the eorneG Of
the, eyes and .unnts the patient for school
OF business The disease Is not confined to
children. hut is quite az prevalent among
grown people as we'll.
We have made this o speciality and dur
ing long aud varied practice ID this work
the most aggravated cases. and our ap.
pesrance in this city affords the public an
uneaualled opportunity TO consult man
OF such scientific worth and ability. He Is
known as ono Of the most eminent and
skilled oeulsts in the profession,
well known Western gentleman remarked :
~ have known him for years and each
year increases my faith and confidence 10
his superior methods as his treatments are
reasonable and humane, seldom giving pain
unless In the most extreme cases, and ne
has long since passed the period 50 com
mon 70 Younger physicians. who believe 10
quantities Of medicines and do not hest
tate 10 use harsh means, Dr, Seymour IS
extremely careful In treating critical con-
sent and under no circumstances does he
give noin without giving due notice and
c-en then " Is very slight compared with
that inflicted ny many other specialists.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-08
SCIENCE VERSUS QUACk0
EXTENSIVE ADVERTISING FIRE
QUENTLY THE RESORT
OF FAklRS.
ONE GOOD MAN IN THIS CITY.
Many People Never Investigate for
Themselves Willing to Take Some
body's Opinion.

Wien the average man once makes up
his mind In regard 70 certain thing II
takes a great deal of hammerng to make
him change IL He much prefers to retain
bis opinion ana even when convinced he
Is wrong he has sneaking fondness for
bis old belief
A great many people have made up their
mind that every one who puts himself
prominently before the public or adver.
tises hts business 10 any great extent must
necessarily be more or less ot o humpug,
a quack, and without investigating tie
matter or looking into the real ruth Of IL,
they are content with their own verdict.
OF perhaps with the verdict Of some one
else whom they think Knows,
OF course, IL is true that a great many
humbugs have been extensively advertised
and people have been deceived again and
again, but reason and common sense should
be used in deciding upon ? matter o.. vital
considered the question Of Dr.. w l. Sey.
mours ability 10 properly treat all condi-
lions Of sight in the most scientific man
ner, have done themselves and him great
4 Guack is soon discovered ana exposed
His stay In any place is short aud be never
returns to face tho public he has swindied
Dr, Seymour has purposely returned on
This occasion 10 give free consultation 10
his Old patients, ana that those who were
skeptical might be convinced of his worth
aud honesty. lie has the hearty indorse.
ment Of all the people who are familiar
WITH tine facts and more especially do his
patients commend him, as they feel II
d personal duty TO say good word for
him whenever they have an Opportunity.
lie has published dozens Of letters from
some AZ the most prominent people in this
civ, and II Nebraska, all Of which testify
III his ability These letters, coming os
they do from people Of Intelligence and
III bigh social standing should be proof
sufdcfcnt 10 sdtisfy rhe most preiudiced
III the merits Of a lpan. who only asks
f6at You believe the evidence Of your own
since his fret Visit 70 Houston a great
many children have had their eyes
straiehiened and donbtiess many moth
eiSs heart has been made lighter By having
this Addiction removed from hei little. one
Numerous eases of long Sta"fn -A~
aches have given way before the ilgnt OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-08
NOW PERMANENTLY LOCATED
In the Finest Equipped Office for
Their Work in the State
of Texas.
Assisted by Noted Specialist, Treat
ing Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat
Troubles.

Being SO ably assisted by noted specialist who for
many years associated with of the leading medical
oieses OF the South demonstrator OF and
'oat troubles and being well equipped with all modern
and necessary instruments for Of eye ear nose
and throat troubles, the Dr. Seymour Company able
ing me hrst visit this city three ago He has been
more han busy since his Houston and his
planes together With very reasonable charges have been
the means Of bringing him hundreds Of patients during the
taxed o The utmost and many have been unable
the desired consultation Many complicated
and every effort will be made each patient personally
Seymour viii MAKE special reduced pces on ali glasses
and treatment which alone will be good hundreds
treatment eiyen b the p sey,orr ToI,oanv diteTt fy
bHsiness man that any walk Of life different men follow
Pseles recording 70 their experience and natural adapta
s s. .E h( ProIeSson VERY man VINO IS emnenty
nata 2cqCaat2nee o. his patrons These are The srong
visit bis ratsrts n@SeTed over ,a6o ,d ' b
success n reetgvng had not only endeared him in hnn
people over he entire Sac Of Texas and has tbo1s5 II
Aotods OF treating eye troubles with glasses and
ofsna and many Of them hays found him the originator
a'ng many OF his gra,etgl patients from Praee9i blind
secured at bis hands blessing that remains with them
every OF thelr lte should wish helping hand
70 their friends suffering from similar troubles and It is
with thls that he has quoted many interviews and
personal letters which may the means of reach
ING personal friends OF the writer's
Another point winch may not be generally understood
the TACT that DR. Seymour provides his patients with TEN
poay end treatment glasses which very essential the
successful adjustment OF permanent lenses without extra
charge he old method and still used by special
ISIS of naralyzng the accommodation Of the eye or in
other words using beadonna the eyes before attempt
ing M the patient with glasses This only hazard
Gus IN many cases but Is always very unpleasant and
goyina and ncaPacates person for using their
/ days and sometimes weeks.
By the DOCTORS improved methods lenses are adjusted
20 take the place ~ this which only uuc
better in heireteet bit eimuate=a Resble features of
danger These methods be pursued BY tie ordinary
eye specialist as requires large investment OF money
and continual rcpenhing at expensive lenses and was
this that Dr. Seymour organized the very sue.
oessfu company which Joined with him in his work as
their lenses made in their own Chicago plant and
ground Tor their special purposes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-08
A PECULIAR SITUATION.
HOUSTON PEOPLE SEEKING TREAT
MeNT TO CURE THE "cUR6."
HARSH MEANS OF TREATMENT.
Severe Means Of Treating Granular
lids Disoountenanoed BY the Latest
and Most Up-to-pate Speeialst---No
Blue Stone Used

Strange as It may seem, people trequently
apply 10 specialist 10 cure the cure
they have received through the treatment
from some physician who claims TO be abe
to cure every allmeut known 20 the human
race.
II is fact that the patient often hads
the cure worse than the disease itself,
patients have gone from this vicinity TO
Chicago and other cities aud treated With
specialists for graduated eyelds staging
from home under heavy expense aud time
and In the treatment have had their eyelds
rubbed, scarihed, cauter1zsd and pen.
ciled with blue stone until The in
side surfaces of the lids wegu
rough from scars 3nd ali pgckeged
up. Tho inside OF the lids became shorter
titan the outside thus throwing the lasAes
aga inst the eyeballs, causing the eye 70
become weak and watery.
DR.. SoymOars assistant, the noted oculist
now IN Houston, states that nearly every
dag some person calls on him 10 see II
something can not be done for them These
cases are deplorable 10 the extreme, fer
granting that the granulatiop Is culsd. Il;
must be admitted tina; The cure they se-
celved was worse than the disease They
have weak sight and VIII have ss long as
they live. caused by the rough and eense
less treatment 70 which they have been
subjected
II IS a false idea 10 attempt 10 cure gran
ulated lids by using caustlcs ana the knlfe
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-08
THE DR.. W. |. SEYMOUR co.
OVER 1000 PATIENTS
Treated During His Last Visit to This civ
Hundreds oil New Patients From All Over
the State Coming to Him Daily.
Free Consultation All of This Week.
Special Reduced Prices on All
Glasses and Treatment.
A PLAIN BUSINESS TAX


As plain matter of business and reasonable talk 70
business wish say that the OF our advets
ms is apt to condemn in the minds OF thoushess pub
c simply because of and fallaoy estsb
shed BY the medical fraternity DEGREES that any man who
snail advertise u he newspapers in public way that he Is
ahe 70 90 certain things treat conditions diseases
shall be stismatised quaek ard fake And were
were II possible tor society OF physicians control the
situation there would absolutely be by which phys
eisns might make known any recent discoveries improve
ens that would give the public opportunity of receiving
the bensh OF the same reasonable prices III YOU are
personally interested in this do biased Or IRE
Judged without personal investigation subject
Every statement that bus been made through the columns OF
ms paper can be followed positive knowledge on the
part o the reader and the assumption taat ali al
versng pAyseians frauds only unreasonable but
unjust 20 yourselves as well the physicians improved
methods and advanced theories constantly being brought
TO ght and the puhc apprscd OF the this way by the
most pogreesYe men ~ the field Of science and medicine
and #ha advertising ia the has been 10 by
many interruptions physicians there gradual tendency
among he more advanced physicians in the East 10 grant
more iberay IN this lire and tho roundabout advertising
done by many Physicians under TODD today better than
before but straightforward advertising based on psiu
facts which appeal 20 Judgment and reason should re-
eeye your eonsdcrate attention. and II you are fealy in
tercsicd should be investigated by YOU eneealv 81 COW
siderin9 treatment for yourself or family.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-08
WHEN 10 USE GLASSES.
a FEW SYMPTOMS WHICH INDICATE
FAILING OF SIGHT.
DR.. SEYMOUR ANSWERS QUESTIONS
Many Appointments Continued from Last
Week 10 This--SpeeisI Attention
Given to Nervous Headache When
Caused by Eye Strain.

The doctor answers few questions rela-
tive 10 the hrst indications OF failing sight
or weak eyes which should be corrected
by using proper glasses and which may
prove Interesting 70 our readers:
The hrst symptom is fatigue Of the eyes
during or after reading, writing sewing
painting and similar work in the evening
Flrst-When more hight than formerly Is
required, as, for Instance, to place the light
between the eyes ana the object.
Second--Wheu it 10 necessary to remove
small objects to considerable distance
from the eye In order 10 see distinctly.
Third-Ir looking at q near object, ID sud
denly becomes confused, and appears 70
have O mist before t.
Fourth--When me letters OF book run
Into each other, aud heAee appear double
Fiith--if the eyes are 80 fatisued by
little exercise thAt 1t is necessary 10 relieve
them ny looking at other objects and rub.
slxth-When the eyes become heavy after
using them time, cause nervousness and
headache.
ache can often be entirely relieved By the
use Of proper glasses.
The following is letter In the posses.
sion OF DR., seymour, written BY one OF
Houston's best known pastors:
DIR. W. l. Seymour, Moore.Burnett Build
ing. Houston, Texas.
Dear Doctpr--lt gives me pleasure 70 eubs
a shiIl! !ns '0''ow'ns IN eom~Saa'eoa 2 s'S'
10 those with poor eyes: c1n not too
warmly express my heartfelt tbanks 20 Dr..
Seymour for what he mas done Tor me. !
have always been enfferer from poor eye.
sight and was told By one OF the nest
0cullsts 10 Chicago that nothing but yreat'
mept would ever make me see as wen -
other people or relieve me OF ny Intense
headaches.
Today i see as well as anyone sud nave
not spent an hour doctoriag nor dis snL.
fer any inconyenieace ip haying ny eyes
htfea with glasses BY DR.. Seymour, Money
would not tempt me 70 part WITH the
GLASSES els they have MADE me leei like
5lfferenf person since / can see TO read.
work etc, with more eonfoft than ever
supposed any ope could.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-08
PREJUDICE As 70 GLASSES
SENTIMENT OF MoRE ENLIGHTENED
UNDERGOING A CHANGE.
HOW DR.. SEYMOUR VIEWS SUBJECT
Employers Apt to Be Thoushtless---7eo-
pie Taking Better Care OF Their Eyes
Nowadays.

Every one knows IL general way that
speetacles are worn 20 assist the sight, and
there Is a large number that know nothing
more than that they help the aged 20 see
to read and the near.sighted TO see at a
distance The prejudice against glasses
has, on the ore hand, acted 20 deter per
sons from wearing glasses who really need
them, snd on the other hand. has acted q
influence employers "a decline 70 engage
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-08
rmo Men Hurt ny a Fall.

Fort Worth. Texas, December 6--Peter
Gather and Frank Chambers. two co'ore
laborers employed on a building a. HAND
ley. had a fearful fall the other day a
scaefold on which they were standing broke
and tbe two men fell 70 the ground. dis
fancs Of thirty feet Both men are dgp-
cerouslv injured and are now ~ y Je,
senb's lnhrmary. They were emp.ored on
tbPp %orthern Texas Traction company s
buildings now going up at Handley
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-08

,.s, chapter, United Daughters
b ssy' was organized Novem.
4 y, y Houston by Mrs. Margaret
b,n. 'as special request OF Dick
t,,.s me first board of officers
|,.,'s '' Mrs, ]. c. Hutchesoa;
|sl.. 'ssnt' Mrs. NJ C. Howe; sec
4 Nj NJ Mrs. T. Il. Franklin.
Huu5, = Foster: Treasurer,
q M Historian, Miss kSalie
h IT, osler hlled tho offiee az
ia , years the meetings be-
Y oh3sa'4sl rooms OF Christ.
d \ kee6 N, q this chapter is
i cosfeSsve the memory and
q n aDS ate dead. 10 assist in
H. Man y respond to calls for
zion TIA s4y come and from
aslsbt,a9le meetings have been
j lpits MY harmonious. nav.
'gl ii fa 5S 81 the Lee family,
"a Y os,sis . red rose.
f IA q the chsntar are :,
\ a u y y franklin: hrst vice
vs. d tester. second vice
igesvs Noit secretary. Mrs.
Nj W. Miss Mamie Gear.
e'r1tars imam Chhetian. cor,
PSF i AVS l. T. Moves
ly fsNE registrar. Mrs.
tls ssaieIlg valued relies In
Y Is per Is q iooh Of Gen
az snali glass csse The
ga tfsn' .,aesns officer is made
w stock Of an Old
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-08

sketch of the Various Patriotic So
cieties of Women OF Houston Ar
ranged in Chronological Order, the
Youngest Organization Being Placed
First. - u - ~ - -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-08

VIZ ne heart OF every true woman
NJ sosvenly fire, which lies dor.
Y ~, = day Of prosperity, but which
2 y snrps and bazes in the dark
/, ~ sifted writer lived in this day
~ n.y. he would have modified
'i's -, IN view of the patriotic
'I nsl.s spread over this entire CONT
w. X the zeal Of American wom-
islstttts TO Florida come reports
fien sorjetIes organized and main-
aliigtie- .s,sen for the perpetuatiou OF
= md the preservation OF the
ssnes M deeds Of their countrynen
w 9 ne In this time of prosperity
ise9 sitting in the sunlight Of
s9a'ss A. In her social gatherings.
aeliss In tombs, neglected historic
Z ig's ssmes III patriots aud statesmen
tal IA 10 their country rioh lcgacies
IA y ~ w6nep have greater cause for
~ " ~ hisfolN Of their state than
linen Of Texas. and mono more
KS Va Houston. That the women
lag ~ reeoenize this fact and are
w II emulate each other In pleas
E.si.r l. shown by the various patri
a-siss aourishug here. each having
WA tphefe of usefulness, each Its
|s,son faf existence
4, II Roberts chapter Of the United
kittis o. the OonleIei' 10y .. ~, : :
IA Houston in February ~ lHh' ana
VI, ,ts .rbonomeull record Of 81
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~, ore. ~ our mos, gifted rev.
49, .... a..,,-,,,.., "a
saase nsplF s-'l''' ~ ''i'i lish' anu
d hvyer, iurist statesman, solder,
4 4 he State
! panoyani presented to the chapter
alsyate Gag quite recently, ana TINS
4 ~ is always unfulled on meeting
4 lA6npanied nv another quite. his
tie GIFT Of MIS- Roberts, IL hears
a tiied silk5n folds me tallSmaN
I Pfessptud n.y. the talr women 81
a to Q " ROBERTS IN honor OF
4 nde az Infantry commanded by
II NJ, battle 1f Bayou Bourbelu, La.
e,aSos 4 liza
"A al bnnner the chapter Is iustly
PING ass the nal'eS ~ tne ohitla
y o1letrs Of {. " Roberts chapter
at Mss Adclil punoN0nt- hrst vice
l' NJ = 4!teli second wee
" MS Il W. Honse' thirq vice
a yrs MhAItoi hPses, fourth we,
KY Nh il hth- corresponding
III Miss HOBBY recording secretary
lSWeil, treasnre. Mrs. Raudei
~. a' ps.i. l h'o''ui,i, teS! n
W. f,peslp2 +. nS9JHllan, MIS- ~
z,1 librarian, Miss Gill chora
4 psst L a5 i Ise ~, pii., 'Sui b"io
= = =
Two anniyersar.es which have oc.
aaes the oyaapizaslop of the cham.
Rohal day and the birthday ami.
II Jefferson Davis--havo been most
Observed; the former ny songs by
bal children. readings ana address
PRESIDENT; the latter anniversary by
q saaFs y . and Presentation If crosses
members Of DICE Bowling
Tie unveI!lng NJ the bust Of CON
" rear New York an ~ 9n,h of
aIiS Dunovant rapresSnted Hons+on
seiAl wreath sent the generai nrasi'
b tie u. b. a. Mrs Reed
"a n, IN VIII Sqoh etdp''aSiIe us rue
Sr tsiib ngo ~, eauSe ~ ihe on \;
M NIX 3SS ~ s., SuillJ speeiaIl Worh
II he Sopt[ 5T,, q lon q lne Ivy
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-15
MAN RIDES WILD MOOSE.
Hunter Falls From Tree on Back o.
Animal in Minnesota Woods.

Hunter Falls From Tree on Back of
Animal in Minnesota Woods.
st. Paul, Mimi, Nov. 15.-A party of
prominent railroad officials of this city,
while hunting today in the woods sur
rounding Cass lake. country abound
ing with deer. suddenly came upon a
splendid specimen Of the moose, near
the fringe of the wood. The moose
emerged from a tamarack swamp. and
as soon as he caught sight of the hunt
ers. four in number. he charged them.
They dropped their guns and ran pelI
nell for shelter.
The only refuge was the branches
above them, and up into a tree each
climbed. II. Parkhurst Of the Mime
apolis Office of the Great Northern did
not hide himself and the moose charged
the tree, butting it furiously. In fright
Parkhurst dropped onto the back Of the
moose, clinging tightly. The moose at
once started off. Parkhurst's clothing
was torn and his flesh bruised by the
wild ride to the lake. He attempted
to dismount. but was unable to do so.
The moose dashed over the frozen edge
of the lake and plunged into the water.
which was icy cold. Parkhurst then
tloated off the animals back and with
difficulty swan to the shore, where his
friends took him in charge.
In the future the party will hunt for
more gentle game.