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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-12
CHASING A RAplsr.
Sheriff OF Travis County Is at the Head
of the Posse.

Sheriff OF Travis County Is at the Head
oi the Posse.
Austin, Texas, August l1,-Word reached
the city yesterday afternoon from a tele-
phone station at Dutch Water Hole, about
nnren miles south Of town, to the effect
thai white woman had been outraged by
o negro. Officers left at once for the
scene and Deputy Sheriff hennerly re-
ports that the name of the woman Is Mrs,
'rhriqupst. the witp Of Il Swede furuier
he saws the negro came TO Ne house
and asited for something 10 eat When tue
woman started to get t for MIN he struck
her over the head aud accomplished has
purpose. The woman was not seriously
hurt aud went out In the neld, whore she
told her husband what had happened lie
notified the officers.
sheriff Davis and his force Of deputies
are securing the southern part of the coun-
~ Tor the negro, ANA the Iung-dlstance
telephone message from Dutch Water Hole
says large number Of formers have joined
the Officers. II the negro Is captured and
ldentincd II is believed in town mat The
onlcprs viii be unable 60 land him ia the
county jail.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-12
HoRoueH Tesr TO BE MADE
Oil in Grimes and Walker Counties
q

oil in Grimes and Walker Counties
by Californians.
lascta, Texas, August ia thorough
II the oil fields Of Grimes and Walker
Ides Is to be made by wealthy cor
|ion Of San francisco. Cal, The j. d.
In oil and Development company is
biz ready to bore on the property Of
|Spel on the Peck survey In Grimes
Walker counties. The company was
Fned by ]. D. Milton, who secured the
keratlon Of several capitalists in Cali
n who agreed to thoroughly develop
BY q critical expert. The services OF
lge I, Ruddock were secured ana the
thoroughly gone over. In his iudg-
the Indications are the hest in Texas
great development. ana for a quality
superior to that of Beaumont.
N 5000 acres are llnter lease and
fNo0s have already been commenced.
1neenineh hole Win lie put down and
'lred until the presence of oil is de-
ttated
standard cable rig. with drop tools,
Be used and drive pipe used through
Win such machinery complete
8d'M oil formations from the surface
may be made The company Is n
.eornoratlon with no stock for sale,
Us going about their business openly
N manner leaving no doubt of their
b. NsyaSota.
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Wharton loeaIs.

Wharton, Texas August l1--At meet
Ing Of Pecan CAME, w. o. W., held Monday
night the following onicers were installed
l. H. Roud, G. G., n J. Abel. q. D.; Georg,
Elkins Past C. g.; W, a. Gemerf. bunker
A. NJ Cgapp. clerk; i. N. Andrews, physt
clan. J. t. Treat escort Henry i'fnan
WatehmAn.t James Inglehart. sentry
Managers, W. g. Barr, Jne MeGuire ana
W.. H. Moses call meeting was hei
Wednesday night AZ which several neW
members we've admitted
Mrs. J. y. Southwell after a pleasant
visit OF one week 10 the family Of Mr.. "
loakeni
MISS Mantle Duncan and Mr. Harris Dun
can Of Egypt, were visiting friends M
marion this week.
Rev. Father Nicholson, preached an eIO
quent sermon IN Wharton today 70 4 fair
sized cungfegaiion ne viii return 70 llons.
ton today
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A RICE FERTILIZER.
What a CaIcasieu Parish Planter Has
Demonstrated

was g Oc'SoSiSh dIlSn fldnteT has
Demonstrated.
Lake Charles, La, August 11.--R. j. Gum
is exhibiting at his book store on Ryan
street stool of as handsome rice as ever
grew from Calcasleu soil. II Is three inches
IN diameter and is over six feet tall with
long heads of large -grained rice. II has
about forty or nifty acres on his farm which
Is as good as the sample Mr.. Gum de-
termined at the beginning of this year 10
branch out from the beaten track and ex.
pertinent a little with fertilizer. lie pur-
chased several barrels of old lime and sowcd
It on the lapd In question In the proportion
OF seventy pounds of lime and hfty-hve
pounds of phosphate 10 the acre. The re-
suit Is splendid field OF both rice and
straw. He will gather at least twelve
sacks to the acre. Last year the same
ground. being virgin soil and unfertilized,
yielded two sacks per acre, which he con-
siders, and justly so. as a good argument
In favor Of helping the soil. Mr.. Gum only
added the lime to the phosphate as an ex-
pertinent and Is well pleased with the re
suit Where he used phosphate and left
of the lime which was the case With the
larger part Of his farm, the yield is no
where near so good.
He said this morning that he had another
problem 10 work ont In the matter Of fer
tilizers and that 1t was too early TO an
nounce the matter.
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( Big STORAGE TANKS.
..,.d IS Being Prepared for Them
il the Beaumont Field.
rtsrldATIONs OF c. FL. cARAcRIsTI
/. az. TO Do with the Financial as
y werI as the Scientific Side of
the Proposition.

.uort Texas. Adjust 11.-Nothing out
:, oraInary transpired In the oil field
" ,honrh several rigs We're running.
4, 4, several wells are about ready to
~ Il IL possible that the early part
n, ueek will not witness the bringing
!. II .nr wells, and that the drillers VIII
.no,hsr spurt at the end Of the week
hroe in several.
~
4, notify we'll which has been hanging
~ about three weeks, is now in
1, condition, reports Mr.. j. w. sturm,
a,ractor and he confidently expects
wv Nv. the well in by the last OF tn
~ 5hs delay on this well was caused
's.joally BY a twisted pipe.
.aa,opal development can be noted each
]. ne way Of the construction OF stor-
tanks, pipe lines and other shippln;
taaes The ground is being cleared
.ov neor Spindle Top for the cree
|l lseveral big steel storage tanks, and
nav loading racks Will be put up
,sa the next ten days. The producing
norIes are all hustllng to get their oil
AZ market as soon as possible.
~
s.tnr Of the investigation he Is now
- 81 this deld, Mr.. c. f. H.. Cara
n who is here for the Manufacturers
"a and who is recognized as an emf
authority on matters pertaining 70
ia 10 The Post correspondent; "The
,slgstlon / shall make will have to do
Il iSe financial as well as the scientific
~ tbIs propoStion, for the two sides
y interviewer that they are better
4 5Isa IN connection With each other.
I'M smoke Of having perfected a plan
fsHmtnafinc The sulphur from the Beau.
! petroleum In an interview published
4 Teek in the New Orleans Plcayune,
statement was not prompted by n
n On nv part ON sell on dispose OF anv
~ of mine. for ] have always given
4 sienfidc world the benefit OF any dis
2fF that ! have heen fortunate enough
'Imskq, am entirely untrammeled and
.,etgred In my work ana my sole object
A mike fair and impartial report OF
a Npiitlons ] find to the Manufacturers
hid"
A Caacrsti has been getting all the
a nation possible since his arrival, hut
htll begin his work in earnest tomorrow
xnng and will visit this and other see.
II Of the South Texas oil lands,
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Kerr County News.


'uDe' Iexas, August 11,-Sherlff John
.aa returned on the 3rd inst, from
IN where he had been attending
|ial Of cortez,
lSnacn G, Harper is visiting her
, sadge and Mrs. r. II. Burney.
= Norris Of San Antonio visited his
III M Mr, ana Mrs. A. NJ. Morris, Mon
4 , 'gesday of this week.
q Mark, who has been visiting
Noosh, Ala, returned Sunday.
iDsisr, OF San Antonio is visiting
"a aAllie Concordia met Saturday
tllnasas.e hnal arrangements for the
-. N 81 the Saengerfest which
feeo,i h,.erfVille, September IL, - and
shmaaS Tor reception, decoration,
j psgl etc, were appointed.
Il a. ~, II Of Kyle, win have eight fine
Ehict ne heTrylllc track at tine fall
'A IS appointed for September IL
i n ,s Haderle entertained party of
mi, cards Tuesday evening.
|.n I'M III stockman Is the range
tyi,s.,sSosadltion and cattle doing wen.
4 tn NJ meeting will begin August
"etnodlst church.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-12
NERVOUS DISEASES
Endured, but They Can Also
Be Cured.

S0uured' but They Can Also
Be Cured.
N aave long suffered from various
u'tFous trouble; there are usual
',s, sA,pl'eallons whenever the nerv-
\, y breaks down. Any slight ex-
do ys' prostratcs you. your spir-
Pressed, you have frequent merry.
I.s,' you suffer from sleeplessness
I'M sleep YOU have dizziness or
hon VI me heart. aud at all times
kssls 'uat restless, hdgety feeling
Z, Nervous debility.
- ~ le All these nervous troubles
IN. = escape them nov ana Cor
~ . ~. choose one condition or the
!. difference is largely due 70 the
! 81. 'aek'of iron In the system-a
iis,0 I ny may never get unless you
gepuy harter's Iron Tonic.
d J, Sures all forms OF nervous
b an s-au't'on. It increases the
BOA No. Nital organs. Ii enrlches
\ q Ara .a Just that form Of Iron
\ ~ 10y up your nervous system
~ nerve force and muscular
y not an mat DIR. Harter's Iron
= ~ one ~ Experiment.. not new
A s.g these nlsa has been constantly
Il ssse can liieenaitions for forty-iise
rs that ss W. IN a remedy with
sslslAs Co. Das SnIS e 3a,a the s DF;
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10 charIes coal.

Lake Charles, La. August l1,Next Mon
day Harry u McCloery leaves for Ph'a-
dephia, where be goes to attend tue con
vrntion Of insurance agents Of tile New
Fidelity Alutunl life lnsurhuCe comp my
OF Philadelphia lie win make the trip ~
the expense OF the company and VIII be
tins cumpauy's guest while in thnt clty.
j. S. Bluut division superintendent
inc Crescent Life association Of East 81.
Louis and whose headquarters are at Muf-
nhyehor0. III writes 10 InAllp inquiry
concerning his brother, Jnhn Blunt, who
was Killed by the falling ~ tree az me
Loxley & Martin tram some weeks since.
lie wishes burial certificate OF his brother
so as to arrange his affairs
dag or two ago the merchants Of Lake
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-12
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
Wheat Expectation Record of Port Will
Probably Be Broken This Yer.
THE SCOTTISH RITE MASONS TO DO WORK
They viii Have Candidates for the De-
arees from Many Parts of the State.
t1oustohians in Town.

Galveston, Texas, August 11.-Galveston
seems destined to break the record as Il
wheat exporting point and crowd New Or
leans for first honor in the traffic this sea-
son Since the LIST TO the 10Th of August
Inclusive, eleven steamships have cleared
for European ports with l,503,313 buste.s
of Kansas, oklahoma aud Indian Territory
wheat Some Of these steamships took
fun cargoes, others part cargncs. Tile
wheat was distributed among the various
European ports. as Follows: Rolte q m
5Gp, 3OI bushels; Antwerp, 33J.13 bn Shels (;
HnNre. l6s,0OO bushels, ana IINeipoI,
16,u0u bushels The Germans may make WY
faces at American pork ami ~ proscrlp-
tiyr legislation try TO prevent the inpOr n
tiun of the product OF the Anne. can SWINE
into the fatherlund, yet he recOgn yes a
good thing In American wheat and wants
celent quality aud class Al ana IN $ *
what he Is getting Finer wheat ueyer
passed through any port tnan that when
has been shipped out Of GalYesoA Sic
July l. il ali being of the crop II i Ul
and Will give Galveston high rank as d
grain shipping port.
40 Of wheat nave been 2,5IJi5S bIshe's
Considering the exports thus lar IN &
month It is safe TO approximate tnnt the
total wheat exports for the month Oi Au-
gust will exceed 3,OO000J bushels. TaiS
will be another record breaker.
There are now eleven foreign steamship !
In port, not including the Roma. aground
since the storm near the raj way b idgeS
In West bay; some of these VIII take ull
c.rgoes OF wheat, others parts of cargoes,
nllug up with cotton and cotton BtDanc s
and lumber. OF these the Selma oC @
Texas Transport and Terminal conpbpJ
Is receiving cargo OF 10000 bushels %
wheat for Hamburg and VIII compiete
hes cargo Monday evening. when her b. rth
viii be taken by another steamship.
IL grain shipments are any N iiclti n
then there is life and business en- rgy u
The old town vet.
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scottish Rite Masons 70 WORK.

Galveston, Texas. August little An
Client aud Accepted Scottish Rite Masons
viii hold a reunion In Galveston btg mi &
ton orrow and lasting three days Degr IS
viii be conferred from the fourth 10 tie
thirty-second and the degree teams from
Orange. Houston. Crockett AMI Wichita
Fails are expected to be he e to as list
IN the work number OF the cnnd dates
are IN the city today and have ep rted at
Che Masonic temple for enrplime %. T. e
railroads have offered reduced ates 10
the occasion aud large attendance Is exr
pected from the Inferior
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-12
AFTER The THIEVES.
The Sheriff OF Jack County Has Secured
Reinforcennents.

The Sheriff OF Jack County Has Secured
Relntorcements.
Fort Worth. Texas, August LIN an
encounter between q sherff's posse and "a
baud of horse thieves about seven miles
south from Jaclsboro, Ia Jack county, yes
terday evening late Posscman George Left
witch was shot on his horse and killed by
There WAS a general fuslade. sheriff Mad
dox led the officers. There are sud 20 be
three OF the thieves. They Were followeu.
however and located. Sheriff Maddox has
strengthened his forces. sheriff Clark or
this county and two deputies were asked 70
assist Ia the work and left today ny
point they Will go across the country To
Inc place where the horse thieves are sur
rounded. They took with them long-shOot-
ing Wlnchesters. with which they nope 10
disl0dge the desperadoes.
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Yoakun Locals.

Yoakum. Texas, August IL. The National
Compress company is making arrangement
TO use oil instead of coal this season. Barn
ers have been put In place aud the first
consignment OF oil was received from
beaumont yesterday. They anticipate q
great saving IN fuel from this course
Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Lander aud Miss Flora
zlehold left yesterday afternoon for a few
DAYS sojourn on the coast.
Services al the Methodist church today
were conducted by Rev. X. A. burroughs
OF Greenwood. Miss.
Mr., Frank Penman OF Hailetfsyipe, e.
acting Western Union operator here during
the abseuce of Mr., 5. T. Peacock who Il
in North Texas for the benefit OF Ms
health.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-12
sHERIFEs, DEPARTMENT.

Strayed or stolen.--One gray pony mare
years old. 1871 hands high heavy main
and tall fore top cut, not branded. This
mare was taken out Of the lot at Nayasota
last Friday might. August ?. A liberal re-
ward Will be paid by me for said mare
delivered to me at Anderson or Navasota
q W. Toggins or j. Cross Bakers sheriff
Of Grimes county, by Pat Black, deputy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-12
Preparing to Use Oil.

Ian, Texas, August 11.-Superintend-
paterson of the city water and light
stated to a Post man last night
|he would at once begin the work Of
IN burners at the plant for the
III q using Beaumont oil for fuel.
Ina ae thought he would have his
iae new oil tariff goes into effect On
ivy The city plant has been using
from kockdale, but the great saw
y Ignite. " ~
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EuneraI Of Q. &. Nevlells.

Galveston. Texas, August 1.-THE
funeral Of c IL. NevieIls, who died yester-
day afternoon at St Marys inhrnary, DC
CURED at o'clock this afternoon ana was
conducted under the auspices Of the
Masons. The deceased hau Tor he p st
iva years acted as mailing cierk IA IN
postofhce and was graduate Of he Mexln
MEDICAL college Rev. Beamer conducted
the funeral services and the 10 low ing
" c. Green, j. La Par Charles d. Mac-
beth. Terry jasper, +, r oei honorary,
Thomas A. Webb, ] Smth, W. Jon, s.,
w. II. Mobiles, Jr.. Il. AleSander, Geo &c
Inns.
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Houstonians in Town.

Galveston, Texas, August liza party
Of prominent Houstoniaus arrived h.r last
night and went out pa The bay this IN ,rli-
Ing fishing. They had heard II the spl m
ala luck that Galveston fishermen had
been enjoying Of late and came down
IL share the sport The party was under
the guardianship Of Colonel j. g. BaidWiI.
ons. 81 the pioneers Of Houston, aud among
their number were the following. Mllllan
Rice David Rice, +. III. Mckee. T.. B.
Tinipson, b. b. Rice. J S. Rice.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-12

Constipation impaired digestion and n
torpid liver, are the most common ailments
thar are Responsible Tor that Tired, lstless
fagged-out feeling that makes the summer
a dreaded period 70 so many people. HER
BiNE viii cure constipation II Improves
the digestion and arousrs The liver "a nor
mai activity Price 20 cents For sale bv
4. T. kiesling, Druggist, SOC Main street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-12

Better for the Blood Than Sarsaparilla
trlcts. Groves Tsstsless Chill Tonic.
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Mrs. silke Dead.

Galveston, Texas. August 1t-Mrs. John
j sllke died at 1870 o'clock today a. her
residence. 1923 Mechanic street TIE Dc.
ceased has been resident OF Galveston
for a number Of years and leaves = large
number Of relatives IN this clsy She Hl o
leaves family consisting 0f hushon
and six children. The funeral VIII occur
al 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
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Stepped OF 8 Movino T,,in

Greenyille, Texas. August liza railroad
accident q peculiarly sad aud dls,rsss-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-05
Jules Huret.
Explosion de dos bombas

En- uno de los paseos de carruajes de los
Bolcgne-Paris-estall entire tres cuatro
de Ia tarde dos bombas de dfnamita, no eau.
sando da5lo alguno la primera e hiriendo en-
una pferns. Ia seguud& un vendedor ambu.
lante.
La policfa no ha podido hacer detenci6n
alguna, pnes no ha encontrado sobre uuien
fundar sospechas.
La prensa pfde que cuanto antes Sc deere
te la expulsion de Francia de todos los anar-
quistas conocidos Ia mas estrecha vigilancia
de los sospechosos hasta adquirir certeza de
que 10 son para proceder contra ellos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-05

fusil un, 6que Sc 20? en- ese caso Shabeis te
nido mfedo? 70
Us doy mi palabra, seHor, de que no sc Ia
que es ell mfedo. 81 me encuentro desarmado
- enso 10 amenaza de una arma prosigo de fren
se, pues mi ra26n me dicta Que no serk VOL
viendo la espalda como he de evtar eli peli.
grO....
Tai es ell hombra.
oera curioso YER 81 Argelia dejar6 COM
Piesamente seducfr per este h6roe fabulosa-
mente 1uerte, por este Don Quijote real: y ST
voiVeremos encontrar en- los pafses nuevos.
aotados de poblaciones heterocltas mezclas
oe aventureros de barbaros, este fen6meno
on 1tlas epccas frecuente, de conductores de
pneblos cuya seduction provenfa de la fuerzs
Ilsica de Ia fndole caballeresca; ST los .orado.
res los escritores puramente po.fticos = an tes
omnIpotentes en- los .ises del sufragio uni
versai, no tendran ahora que contar necesa-
Mesa Redonda. =
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-05
UN TRIUNFO De LA CIENCA
As1 puede Ilamarse
LACTO--M ARROW
del Dr. VAN NESS

asi ha s do recenocido los medic emnentes -
Esta Emulsion "a O tie mes Aceite g
respiratoras
Sfempre perjndciaI
afeccones gastro
I'm ell LACT ha sido sutudo
uetano rectamente dgerd" eta emulrnado
fFMA e HUEVf CRF MA E 1ECHE, ATERAS FAR1NACEAS,
10 HGADO
CAAO Los HIPOFOSFTOS co PUE~TOS
sta
Medicina AIimenfO
marav"scs resntd TISIS ANEA NEURASTEN1A DE-
BLIAD CEREBRAL RAQUT1SM
haa obtendo
Els medcina del hoear La avacion de los nifos
B
LaCt0-Marr0W & Comp -Ouimicos NeW.Y0rk
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-05
CANCION DEL PIRATA

Con diez csfiones por banda,
Viento en- popa toda vela,
No cOrta ell mar sino vuela
Un velero bergantfn:
Bajel pirata que llaman
POr su bravura ell 1emid0,
En- TODD mar conocido
Del uno al otro cOnfin.
La luna en- ell mar fiala,
En- la iona gime Ell vientO
alza ell blando movimiento
Olas de plata y azul
Y We ell captain pirats,
Sentado ale gre en- Ia popa,
Asia un lado, al otro Europa
Y ALA & su frente Estambul
<Navega, velero mfo,
Que nj enemigo navfo.
Nj torn en- ia nj BONANZA
Tu runbo torcer alcanza
Nj a sujetar tn valor.
veinte presas
Hemos hecho
A despecho
Del ing'6s,
Y han rendidO
Sus pendones
Glen naciones
A mis- pies.
<Que es mi barco mi tesoro,
Que es mi Dios la libertad,
Nj ley la fuerza y ell viento,
Mi Inica patFfa la MARI
Ana muevan feroz guerra
Ciegos reyes
POr un palmo mas de TERRA
Que 20 tengo aquf por INFO
Cnanto abarca ell mar bravfo,
A quien nadie pone leyes.
Z no hay playa,
Sea cualquiera,
Nj bandera
De esplendof,
Que no sienta
MI derecho
Y de pecho
A mi valor.
A la voz de 4; barco viene -
Es de yer
Como vira y SO previene
A TODD trapo escapar
Que 20 soy e rey del mar,
Y mi furia es de temer.
En- las presas
Yo divide
Lo cogfdo
Por Equals
Solo quiero
Por riqueza
La belleza
Sin rival.
isentenciado estoy muerte.
Yo me RIO:
No me absndone Ia suertet
Y al mismO que me condena
Coigale de gUna entenay
QuizA en- su propio navio.
Y ST caigo
SQu6 es Ia vida?
Por perdida
va la df
Cuando ell yugo
Del esclavo
Como un bravo
Sacudf.
Son nj NJ dsica mejor
Aquilones,
E. estr6pttO y tembl0r
De los cables sacudidos,
Dal negro mar los bramidos
Y ell rngir de mis- caiiones.
Y del trneno
Al son violentO,
del viento
Al rebramar,
70 me duermo
Sosegsdo
Arru!lado
Por Ia mar.
GQne es mi bafco mi tesoro,
Que es MI Dios In libertad,
MI lev la fuerza ell vfento,
Mi 1nica patria 10 mar.
Jose de Esnronceda.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-05

Sc vende un piano en- buen estado como
fnstrumento y muy bonito en- ITO <dOllars4
Los que fnteresen dicbo objeto, pueden
dirijirse esta imprents al hotel <Anroras
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DOES IL PAY TO BUY CHEAPi

A cheap remedy for coughs and
colds is all right, but you want some
thing that will relieve and cure the
most severe aud dangerous results Il
.hroat and lung troubles. What shall
,od do3 Go to warmer and more
ocular climate Yes, if possible; il
not possible for you, then in either case
take the ONLY remedy that has been in
tioduced in all civilized countries with
success in severe throat and lung
troubles, "Boschee's German Syrup"
1t not only heals and stimulates the
tissues to destroy the germ disease, but
allays Inflammation, causes easy expec-
roration, gives good nights rest. and
cures the patient. Try ONE bottle.
Recommended many years by all drug
gists in the world. Sample bottles at
Corr ellis drug store.
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A GREAT RAILWAY,

The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Ry. is running Electric Lighted
Trains of Compartment Cars. STAN
aard Sleeping Cars. Buffet Library
Smoking Cars, Dining Carl and
Coaches, between Chicago, Mi =
waukee, 81. Paul and Minneapolis
Buffet Observation Parlor Cars on day
trains between Chicago, st. Paul
and Minneapolis,
Electric Lighted Trains of Sleeping
C-rs, Buffet Library Smoking Cars,
Dining Cars and Coaches between
Chicago and Des Moines, Omaha
and Sioux City.
Solid Trans between Chicago and
Northern Wisconsin and the Upper
Pessinsals of Michigan
Selid Trains between Chicago andlowa,
Minnesota, Southern and Central
Dakota.
The 6nenst Dining Cars and Sleeping
Cars: Electric Reading Lamps in
berths.
5000 miles OF road in Illinois, Wiscon
sin, the Upper Peninsula of MichlSar
Iowa. Minnesota Missouri, South
Dakota and North Dakots.
Ticket Agents everywhere sell tickets
over the Chicago, Milwaukee & st
Paul Railway, or address II -
Janewaw, Travelling Passenger .. -.
AZ S. Third ST., Philadelphia.