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tends "a the throat bronchial tubes and
even to the stomach and intesilnes
Catarrh Is essentially disease ~ me
mucous membrane, the local symptoms os-
tnt, 4 nrofnse discharge OF mueus. stop
mage or the nostrlis, Irritation IN thfoal,
causing coughing, sneezins gagslAg Ant
frequent clearngs OF the throat ana nsau'
The usual treatment by local donenes,
xnufrs ealves ete., often gives temporary
relief hut anything Ike cure can oniy
10 obtained by o treatment which removes
fhe catarrhal faint from the blood ana
the Disappearance or the lnnammAinu to'u
new remedy which meets these require
raents and which so far has been remark
ably successful Ia caring cataffh 10 stueAN
TSese tablets act npon the blood and
rnneoug membranes only They can nara
~ be called secret patent msSlS'p rer' ss
| Sies AZ ssnguinaris, hydrastln, Euealyptoi
and similar cleansing antsepucs Mllcn
eure by eliminating from the blood ana
mucous surfaces the catarrnai poison.
stvsrt's catarrh Tablets are large, pleas
AT tasting iozenges taken internally, az
/ lowing them 70 dissolve Slowly u W.
mouth, In this way tney rsac4 rge can't
| ~ desired. they may also be dissolved ~
| ,.at.r ara used as a douche, In ADDITION
! N me internal use, but u j. NOT ~ ~ hse'
e eoISss IN The mouth daily will be sufficient;
| 1sgl,ssvar when there Is much stoppaKe QI
~ nnse A douche made from these tapietz
Wy lstrs Smmediate relief, but the regulag
NH s nss internally OF these tablets VIII
" cure The whole catarrhal trouble Ti.nsens
~ eetsa. ~ the inconvenience cf dqpcue,
resollip1e .rasrt states that the internal
prf mi for rafarrh Is rapidly taking the
lsee ~ me old plaa Of douching ana locnl
Application. and further says snss p rsmeas
ne Pc. On the market u Stuart's & 3
~ sTshietg. as no recfst Is made q rneas
tara,nosition and all the really efieisns tssn
eSses for catsfrh are ccn1alnee y 'A''
tablet" !, g...,&ta rafarfh Tablets
bsose ennts for full sized packagsg As.,a
x sour druggist spa y es Y n nscss salstshls
tel ,. sg sIiFscssp4 and cenysniept k<ansa1 -
80 k1Axket
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Of $500 New Braunfes street improve
ment bonds.
n p Robinson and j. w. Love. both Of
Bel county. are here on business with the
executive Office.
Clerk Charles s. Morse of tho supreme
GRADUALLY improving and viii be able to be
out before many days
Austin. Texas, October 30.-Sherid Tur.
beville Of Delta county was here today on
business. He reports fine cotton crop IN
his county and that the farmers are In a
nrosperous condition. He says the cotton
f. better and of a finer quality than cotton
in any of the adjoining counties and that
there is more of 1t.
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Thrown From a Horse.

IA'sl'n Texas, October 30.-Charles Nc
F-s' aged u years, was thrown from his
n Yesterday afternoon at o'clock and
~ was broken. The accident occurred
NOat Of the Tenth ward school Ac-
Ely 10 the story of Charles Cameron, a
,O'nan on the Austin Rapid Transit rail-
a ne boys horse stumbled on rock
N LEV the boy violently to the ground
rs,oAe MS leg. The boy was picked up
NJ sSSeron and placed on a car and taken
s ~ nome at the United States hotel A
boss, was called in and attended to his
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Galveston. Texas. October 8o.-ln the
r,rst court OF appeals today a motion to-
afsrm nm certificate submitted: Houston,
raa.os and Northern Railway Company VS..
q s wilson from Harris
Motion to file transcript submitted: "
p Turner ct al vs.. e. w. Sueh' from
Harris
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Austin. Texas, October 3o,-State Purehas.
ing Agent Dodge has awarded the contract
for one John Van range for the State luna.
tic asylum, price $3.50 and sundry utensils,
s1o5 Also range for the deaf dumb and
blind asylum to cost $5S6.5o and utensils
500
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Report Of eubonio Plague IN liver
Knocked From Bay Bridge.

Galveston, Texas, October SUI u
Green was knocked OF OF the Ray bridge
Yesterday afternoon abous O'clock by a
Sroicb+ traln which he WIS endeavorlng 20
llVtsdH' ,Sortunately for him. he caught
~ ~ "i nc Gaping Of the bridge pilins and
Seemed With comparatively slight Injuries
1he matter was reported ard swltcn en-,
I'm sinn Green was taken to the Sealy nos
nifai. and while he Is bruised considerapi,y
Wont the head end face, his conoitlon Is
80 renorded as serious.
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San Antonio, Texas, October So.-Pro
ceedIpgs had in the Fourth court of civil
anneals today were as follows;
kftirmed; Loan and Deposit Company Of
America vs. John p Campbell from BeiS ,ii,
~ + swain ct al VS.. james r. Mitchell,
frop1 DALLAS: Johanna Kolteyer vs.. John
I, Wipff ct al from Rexar; san Antonio
and Aransas Pass Railway Company vs.
Hoskins =. Waller ct al from BeSar af-
frmed II $4,000 remittitur Is ulea N hFe
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/ eoislative journal Completed.

Austin. Texas. october 3o.-Journal Clerk
Marshall Burney of the house Of representa-
tives, has about completed the work Of
compiling the journal Of the two special
sessions Of the house. lie Is waiting for
proof sheets to come from the printer.
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MRS. MILLER is GUILTY.
ENTERED SUCH A PLEA IN THE
UNITED STATES COURT.
Advertised That She Could Make Some
Man Hapny and Then Got Money
From Those Who Answered,

Galveston Texas October 30.-In the |
case Of the United States VS. Caroline Ed
wards. alias Mrs. Augusta Miller which
was called for trial in the United States |
court the defendant entered plea of |
rniltr Of using the United States mails
Win intent "a defraud AS vet the Judge
bas not nronouncad sentence unon her. The
defendant is a resident Of galveston and
oooord,ne, ~ Tho indictments found AGAINST
har sta usad rather novel noetbod of So
,,,.i,r r,oro,- GU ,s oborcod with insert.
Nu''Hs - -
ing an advertisement IN German news
paper for position as housekeeper. On
Inc racoin+ Of tbe answers 70 nor advertise
Wy ~ ,i.,.,,. ..
ment she informed the partleS desiring 10
employ her that she was destitute and
,,.o,Id oor,o ~ tior, a. tbev ,vould advance
"oui' N'-i' " men - w.
her gwen amount to pay her trahspor'a'
ton to the point where her prospective
employer resided OF course only parties
residing at distance were caught by the
scheme On the receipt of the money that
would be the last the wouId-be employer
| would hear of her
| Austin. Texas, October 90 Deputy
! 1-nf+oa s+o+os Nrorsboi t7rod IT Lancaster
! Nnise" S'Nte' e" -
| OF San Antonio arrived In the CRY ester
! day afternoon and secured an order from
Judpe r 6 Naxev Of the Federal court for
'uuSe - 9 lazy Vi 'Ne CO." ~.
| the removal OF Mrs. Caroline Edwards alias
! Augusta Miller and q number of aliases
| t,, ~ oo,,rt. an 20 70 c,onoe Fnvette
t'oHi 'ne r'u"sF 'u'' % Ia ~
| county, TO Galveston TO stand tHol on tAe
charge of using the United States mail Ior
qrou5n1ent nrrnoses
.1a. haro
mrs EDWARDS ana ner metHouS na'e
earned her quite an income She has been
onereting for the mast several wears Ac-
| Ps,e ~, e. va.
cording TO oHlcer Lancaster sAe 10 w.
man of about AZ years of age; she mas
managed 10 work upon the sentiment and
crcduiitv of vounr men. principally of the
German nationally Her work was ac
oomnlished throug6 the method of edver
, tisipg in German naners She advertised
herself as n buxoin Young widow of q
| wears Of age willing "a share the fortunes
of some well-todo Young German farmer
. This innocent uttle' adj was placed in
number Of naners thron .hout the United
States and n IL astonishing how many
renlIes She cot from various parts of th'
! country
Z Her latest venture was M Galveston fol
I loN,ipg ina great storm 81 September s
, 1ono she sdynrtised herself as an IN
. fort,,nate dood sufferer with one son OF ten
der zoe, ebo u1os Yelling 70 "a anywher
and moika Soma man nanny She got Il
corresnondenre with niimber of uusus
: nerting victims Plntures were ex changed
= she +aling good care NOT Ia send a pilot
> If herseif mt carefnliv selected the SEN
q blance of a comely Young German woma
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MORE COAL AT CALVERT.
r.,ro.r Thinks He Has Also Founo
rA''S' Copper Mine.

Farmer thinks nc ~
Copper Nine ran
rss,er = prosperous young farmer Of INV, ,a's
couaty, was in Calvert tou.S acs sbout
specimens Of coal fonna on e ets The coal
was found while digging . well well. tbro,gb
ter states that he has already gem salea Hons
several feet Of COW ana ~ W, vcin' II Is 4
ssf az sp superior grade q Ignite sna n metts
We'll. Mixed in with this Goa Iestsi
resembling copper, mnle nn,sntifnl on ri
niaee IL Is 6lghiy pfogeels fRst ~AA 49,
"a genuine saaptx @1AA
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cadets Go to San Antonio.

Austin. Texas, October 80.The Austin
Cadets left this morning for san Antonio
to take part in the military competitive
drill. They were accompanied by Adiutant
General Scurry, who VIII be a gneA Of the
tivities
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neath Roll.

Galveston. Texas, October 2o.-MTs. Jen'
r,a clark died at o'clock yesterday even
t,,s. ~ her residence on Ninth street, be-
.,,s.on avenues II and l. Her funeral oc-
l'M.rSrnd Of o'clock this Afternoon from
M Caiored Methodist church and Yves con.
Sncted under the auspices OF the pangDteEs
of Zion, of which the deceased was iN'A-
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To Eyan1ine AsphaItum Beds.

Austin, Texas. October 30. Judge Scott
Of Montague county was here today and
left tonight for home accompanied by Or.
~ u Phillips Of the University, who has
charge az the Mineral survey
He viii make an examination Of the as
nhnitum beds Ia Montague county, which
are reported 10 be She best In the state.
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Oil EXCHANGE Meeting.

Galveston, Texas october 3o.-A meet
ing was held this afternoon at p. M IN
the directors room OF the Galveston cot
ton exchange for the purpose of organ
tzing an oil exchange The meeting was
organized by the election Of Nj. Jeas
Mnller temporary chairman and ), ,; O't tSa
objects objects - and purposes Of the organization,
a committee on Organization and one on
membership we're appointed, which were
held saturday next, when a permanent
oTganization will be effected, The meeting
thereupon adjourned. Already thirty mem n 4.
Svnected win be Increased to fifty by next
SATURDAYS meeting. The object OF the
exchange is TO buy and sell oil stocks
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= c.l.b,ats Golden Weddino.

yaks Charles, Ia. October 3o.-Iomor-
- a. me nftleth anniversary of the mar,
rlage Of Mr.. and Mrs, > W. Fleree' ~
~ sns years The venerable ceupis
...hoss eelden wedding Is az hand wiz is2
Mhlyss their frlends today, beginning ~
ofcfork
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.saa' Texas October 3O.-The following
Ts We're hled today: Star Steam
~. company Of Dension. capital stock
'leorporators. W. D. Collins, F. b.
~ NJ and Daa Tracy. Hill on company
-sallnont- capital stock 100000, pur-
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nose to prospect for oil and other minerals.
buiid OF tanks. pipe lines, etc; directors
lanes L, Kirby Of Hardin county. Jonathan
lane and H. A. Heibg Of Houston, A. NJ.
nil Of 1'yler. A. A llibbe and Herman
Heckor OF Philadelphia.
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she,man. texas, October 3o.-rhe case
80 Ran smith in gan here condemned 20 pc
ssngaa Tor the murder Of ARIA Tailor; !
whtfe woman Will not come W pelosS s as
,oast ~ criminal spenla ~ AyleI ", ~
s1nnhrted and viii not eque w pnb@ tA'
January Ssrm a. nallasA
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nreao IAleF CAUSED ALARM.

-..;s;ed Women and Ransacked the
House at Leisure
,,.ton Ia. October 30.--Last night az
!, .,c,oek Mise Pearl vcth was awakened
- ths raising * the wtnasu In Ass Ese@'
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An Injustice to the Public.

AaSua' Texas, October 30.-AH OF the
~ apartments, with the exception Of
ueasurer's Office, receive checks and
NV nearly every day in the course of
rsial business The treasury department
usaled this privilege and as result the
|vps who do business with that Office
\ compelled to pay out money for post.
W. orders and for the purpose OF remit
~ cash by express. In View of the fact
~ me volume of business in this office
w. sa times os great as the receipts Of
ksss STATE offices, it should enjoy the
M. privilege for the benefit Of the people
F@eu OF all other departments.
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Tax Rolls Reoeiued.

r -ssua' Texas, October SO.-The comp
N. today received the following tax
M ~. county; Total valuation of prop
/ Ink % 'ee'ae2i Increase over last year
Fons,s Augnsilne county; Total valuation OF
HING Sl'o67, $50; increase over last year
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Austin, Texas. October ,3O-Rey. P. NJ.
wheeiock. aged ~ years, died yesterday at
his home in this city.
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United States Court.

Galveston. Texas, october 80. United
staes VS.. Peter Cakes, bringing gin into
this country without paying the duty
thereon; acquitted.
United states vs.. n. Egbert, Jr; passed.
rrtii tornorrow to secure witness
United States vs.. John b. o'Neal' CON
tinued, pouo naa. continued
by agreement. ~ nborr+on
continued by agreement; p.o,o. oor.
I-nited states VS., William Brazealei con
tTTnited states KS George t. Jones; CON
+inued nv the defendant.
Tfnited States VS. w. C. Woodward; con-
TIM ed by the defendant
Report of Bubonic Plague in liverpool
galveston, Texas, october So'-Jens MOI
Ter & Co. received a telegram from theiI
liverpool agents this morning announcing
that two deaths had occurred In that CITY
from the bubo,ac plague and that there =,
were several Suspected cases. some o.
tho freight brokers here nount the uuu ,.
~ the report, claiming that u II was uu,
| tbe Associated Press would nave secure,
n report OF it. In the event the report u
| confirmed il will necesstate the qualah
! Tine ~ ali steamers from Liverpool ah'
| conseouent delay OF ocean trafnc
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postoffioe Matters.

|.u,tn, Texas. October 30.-H. a. Bell
|aelice Inspector for Southwest Texas,
Is headquarters at San Antonio, arrived
tie city yesterday morning. He Is
h On professional business. He has been
|Atnice Inspector for q number of years.
I declared that during the past two years
he has been O marked improvement in
!. postoffice service in Texas, The post
|lsters as a general rule understand their
|nness thoroughly aud they always seek
better the service in every possible way.
II Bell complimented Postmaster Brush
NJ highly for the plan lnaugurated by
L latter when the attorney general ruled
klt only cash could be RENTED In pay
|at Of accounts due the State to the
|uie treasury. The plan of Postmaster
fg& Is approved by the attorney general
|a also BY the postolfice department.
|is various postoffices inspected by Mr..
| Il recently have all been found to be
/ EXCELLENT condition.
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No Investigation Of oil Companies.

No Investigation of Oil Companies.
Austin, Texas, October S0-Some faklr
Town has been sending news to the
pNern press to the effect that the Travis
|an'y grand jury has been investigating
Faufeds of oil companies in the Beaumont
Fa' and that the investigation has re-
|lled IN several true bills being returned
Fslst directors of some of the oil com
lsles Such news is of the rank fake va
EM and Is absolutely without foundation.
EEsMilet Attorney Warren Moore. was seen
wv ana asked about the matter. and he
pNa mat the grand jury had never taken
euch action. and that no Investigation
++s nv. ever been made Of any of the conf
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
After Hendrix Had Been Shot, His
Saloon Was Burned.
ANOTHER REPORT OF BUBONlc PLAGUE
In Liverpool Causes Uneasiness--Ex-
change Meetine--knooked From
Brdee-Steamship Passengers.

Galveston, Texas, October 30 After the
mysterious shooting Of Nick Hendrix OF
Virginia Point last night, an account OF
which appeared IN The Post OF today his
saloon was burned to the ground The
first Hendrix knew that any danger was
near him last night was while he was
standing on the gallery of his saloon He
observed a man hiding behind a skin with
q gun aimed at him and before he had
time to do anything a shot was hred'
and he received the contents 10 his side
second shot followed quickly and THIS
struck Hendrix in the head aud face. He
threw his hands mp to his face in time
to receive part Of the load in his hands
He ran into his place Of business and
gathered his coat and hat and went to
the depot a distance of 200 yards from
his saloon. There he remained until the
train coming ia Galveston arrived and he
took passage on the train, arriving here
last night
When he left his colored porter, VINO
was at the depot when the shooting oc-
Cured. went to the saloon and locked 1t
up saying that he would not sleep there
tnat night The night operator allowed
him to remain at mis- othce, ABOUT
o'clock this morning the operator clseon'
cred a ire at the saloon, the maze ap,
parently emauAtng from the INSIDE Oh
the establishment 1t blazed up quickly
and before anything could be done toward
| putting it out the saloon was destroyed
| The theory is advanced that the man whc
/ did the shooting escaped in boat. Whai
| his motive could have been remains an
! unsolved mystery.
Hendrix was operated upon today and
/ the shot extracted from his mead out !
! is still too early to tell what the ma
result OF his injuries will be.
Sheriff Thomas went to the scene thl'
| arrest He Will make further effort an'
| Will do all in his power 70 eject tn
arrest of the assassin and hrehug
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Prizes Won by Deaf Mutes.

Prizes Won by Deaf MuteS.
|Lust9, Texas, October 30 --According to
y Judges at the San Antonio fat, the
EAcol exhibit of the Texas Deaf and Dumb
Esitute was by far the best. The exhib-
81 that institution took first prize in
Enber Of articles In speaking of the
fhlbit an exchange says.
4 The Texas school for the deaf mutes
kows case of work which rejects much
Redlt upon the school. This case contains
Ey suits beautifully made, girls suits
N fancy work; also boots and shoes
lach are a surprise. The art exhibit from
institution is fine. There are two deli
Pc and dainty water colprs, and the oils
e clear and well executed. A study Of
II lilies Is especially well done; also a
<agnoAa piece and a head of Sam Hous-
&a' sls1 portrait of Governor Savers
s eIhi6t shows careful and conscien-
Eas work as well as much talent among
n pupils of this institution
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A Daily Nuisance.


In les earlier stages cAtarrh Is more OF
nuisance than o menace to the general
healfh, but sooner or later, The dlsease ex-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-27
AOR2HFORD.

June 26.-Robert Eaton is home for the summer vacation from the semin- ary in Groton, Mass.
 Patrick Costello. who has been In failing health for a long time, is now confined to his bed
 J. A. Smith and wife have returned from their trip to the Pan-American exposition at Buffalo.
 Rev. MT. Davis of New Haven occu- pied the pulpit in the Congregational church Sunday in the absence of the pastor, Rev E. J. Beach.
 Miss Mary filling is now at home from Brown university, and is enter talning as guests, under the chaperon- age of Miss Jessie Snyder-Miss May Hull of Pratt institute, Brooklyn, Miss Bertha Snyder of Mount Holyoke col lege, Miss Florence Pond, teacher in Caztnovia seminary, John L. Sinner of Amherst college and Harold Gardiner and HerAert C. Miller of Yale univcr- sity.
 W. L. Marks is already receiving tes- tlmonials to the attractiYeness of the operetta given here last week in the shape of invitations to presents the performance in other places.
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REPORT OF PRES. HADLBY

(Continuad from Ninth Pape)
 ment. The public hears too much of the lighter sides of college life and uni versity activity. If the graduates can unite in giving q really serious impor- tance to the affair, it will exercise an influence of incalculable good on Yale's outside reputation and on the spirit of the place in the opening years of it's third century.
 An exceedingly important event in connection with the bi-centennial is the publication of some twenty five vol- umes by members of Yale's faculties, indicating the kind of work, scientific, literary or historical, which is being done in various departments It will be in the best sense of the word a monumental series
 Tn the ranks of the active teaching force of the university, the only break was made by the death of Professor Starkweather, of the Sheffield Scienti- flc school. But there are two men who have passed away from us whose pres ence and influence were felt in mani fold fashion throughout the life of the
 
 and Buchanan Winthrop
 Professor Salisbury was not only one of the earliest of the large benefac- tors of Yale college, but most liberal in his generosity and variety as a teacher which laid the foundation for the sci entific study of Oriental languages at Yale and in the United States It was his foresight that foreshadowed many of the developments of modern phiolo gy and took the lead in providing for their teaching. It was his generosity which gave the library large number of the most valuable works which are his prompt action and overflowing lib- erality which kept at Yale two of the men who during the past century have shed upon 1t the greatest luster-Pro- lessor Dana and Professor Whitney.
 'The loss to Yale by the death of MT. Winthrop is a thing which can only be appreciated by those who felt the effect of his presence in the work of the cor poration. As a member of the pruden- tial committee of that body, he gave most liberally of his time and thought to the difficult problems which came before it. His hand was constantly felt in the shaping of Yale's policy and in the decision of practical questions as they arose But all these things were less important than the constant and unconscious influence of his character and his spirit. Though he was one of the lay members In a corporation com posed largely of ministers, his nobility | of character, his reverence and the lof- tiness of his ideals made his presence in the best sense of the word distinc- lively religious influence in the life of the institution. No better wish can be expressed for Yale than that the alum nj of the next century should choose as ,heir representatives men who have he spirit of him who has just passed away"