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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-01-04

FOR SALE-FINE FLOODED BULL
pups. No better can be had anywhere.
The best for guarding residences. Thos.
Donaldson, Stall No. 2, City Market.
27-tf.
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The Valuable Ninth Spring Hotel for
Rent or Lease.

will rent or lease my Ninth Sping Hotel prop
efty 10 suitable and responsible person. Posses
sion given at once For terms and information
apply TO
FANNIE b. HAM LAGRANGE, N, G
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OLD DOMINION BRAND

Now being used by Government
at Washington Navy Yards, Wash
ington, D. c.. and Norfolk Navy
Yards, Norfolk, Va.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-01-04

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS.
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NOTICE STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the Raleigh Cotton Mills will be held at
the Mayors Office in the City Of Raleigh,
on Wednesday, January 9Th, 1901, at 1c
o'clock.
J. s. WYNNE. Secretary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-17
Wonderful Relief of Dropsy

To Whom il May Concern.
san Antonio, Texas, January %. ISL
was afflicted in 1881 with torpid t.
and enlarged spleen and kidneys, IN
gans falling to act, and in 1884 D.
superyened. / was attended by s,
physicians in San Antonio, Austin.
pasas ana elsewhere, but, notwithstanA
my trouble grew worse, and | was "a Il
once when l was tapped the amouM
water which was released was for r.
pounds. The physicians all said the
liercd l never would get we'll As ~
resort l consulted Dr. flaming, who n
ed me, aud under his skilled treatmed
Immediately obtained relief and In twl
treatments he reduced my weight at lie
forty-two pounds and all without one d
Of medicine or tapping, but simply by
use of his wonderfully magnetic ham
When Dr. flaming first commenced
treat me, the pantaloons | wore measul
forty six inches around the waist, and
| me tightly; at his sixth treatment / "
able 10 wear, and that comfortably, par
that only measured thlrty-two ineieS.abo
| the waist l now feel better than M
| felt for years, and almost ike | did b. 4
| fore my afilction. ! therefore most cher
| fully indorse and recommend Dr. FaEuii
| to all similarly afflicted, because | \
! lieve he saved me- Respectfully,
DAVE NEMBTL l.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-17
Houston, Tcxos, November s. 10O1.-Abor
Acute Neuralgia Instantly Cured,

Houston, December 20, 1s94.-FOr several
years / have been a great sufferer from
neurnlgic headache, never missing week
without these dreadful headaches. About
FIVE weeks ago l had one of my bad at
tRcks. WAS In bed most OF the time for
three weeks. ! had been IN bed all day
suffering at my worst and using chloroform
for relief when sent for DR., Tanning.
tie gave me a treatment and In less than
i've minutes an pain LEFT me and | got
NJ and went about ms work. THIS seems
strange. hut II Is true 10 the letter. II
auy ono doubts this they are az liberty IA
cali on me and he convinced. Very sin
cpely yours .
ioie Mckee street, Fifth Ward,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-17
Remained Cured Fourteen Years.


DR.. Frank Tanning
Houston, Texas, October o. 1oO1.-Dear
Sir; Please accept my testimony as to the
wonders You did for me, For nine years
] suffered from prollpsus of the worst
Kind, Had two Of the best physicians In
Houston, but was relieved only temporarily
Then tried patent medicines with no bet
ter result Could not rest day or night
in agony and distress unbearable. Was q
burden to myself aud family.
Having heard of your wonderful nov,o,
to relieve pain my husband induced mt
10 consult you, but I had no conddencn
Allef SIX treatments | was well ana soor
old an my homework. In fourteen venr,
there mas been no return of those condI
ti"ns ] wish all suffering women conIr
nave your wonderful treatments ana Il,
cured, VIII gladly answer any innuiry
REGARDING my case. May God spare Won 10,
Years 10 come to heal suffering humanity
MRS. CLARA A. LANG
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-17
A STATUE OF S. F. AUSTIN
d. OF r. MAKE AN APPEAL TO PA
TRlOTlC TEXANS
For Funds with Which TO Do Honor
to the Founder Of the Republic
and the State.

Tho following appeal from the Daughter,
of The Republic of rcNas for aid In uar.
Ire D marble Ifn -Ize statue of Stephen y.
Austin I'M suWlr' hail, In the National
capital at Washington, u. c., bIs bcca
issued.
by act of congress two spaces in the han
of siaIuy Do the National capitol were
accorded 90 each State m thc Union. for
In' purpose of houorlne the memory OF the
great men OF such States, and tor the en-
c"ur"grmont of urt. The Twcnty-hfth leg
lsloturc generously gave 10 the Daughters
OF tine Republic of Texas permission to
n'L Joy private subscription. one of these
spaces with the statue of stephen r. Aus
n The Twenty -snycnth legislature. In Its
second called session, set apart the remain
Ing space I'm the hall Of statuary for the
statue of General sam Houston, and nobly
appropriated The sum Of 5000 for the
execution of he same in marble
These acts Of the legislature, In dedicat.
Ing the spaces accorded TO the state OF
Texas 10 the memory of Houston ana Aus.
FIN the two mon most Of an linked with
The destiny Of the Siatc-werc passed at
Hc carucst request of the Daughters Of
the Republic OF Texas and now that the
pcucuauou in mru.e ol the likeness Of
tu. lusuuouS SUu Houston has been Sc.
cared. iic Daughters oi me lcpuhllc OF
toEHs grt more thW over determined to
continue their tNrrtIuus go raise. ry private
and Individual contribution, a Iike fund for
o similar statue 1l tie cherished and gall
laU- stephen II, Austin,
lhr m1ist win begin work ON jhe Hous-
TON stljur iu January ANA the greater part
.lut lmc. p au1cr tba, both he Houston
ana thn austin i.Ints may ue executed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-17
HENRY OJEMANN.
Drummer.
Rheumatic Paralysis Cured.

To the Public
Houston, Texas, March 81, 1s9f.-About a
year and half ago l had an attack Of
rheumatic paralysis in my feet and lower
limbs. I tried several doctors and pat.
ent medicines but all to no avail After
Or. Fanning's treatment feel like a
new man. ] believe Dr.. Tanning saved my
life During the treatment / was re.
duccd ton inches In the waist, as | was
. sufferer from Indigestion and badly
Tanning and his wonderful magnet heal
ing powers and at any time viii gladly
answer any question about this wonder
full man. either by letter or call Yours
GRATEFULLY, JOHN W. CALLAHAN.
10 Travis street, Houston, Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-17
Acute Neuralgia.

DR. Frank Tanning, Hutchins House. City:
Houston, Texas, January 25, 1895 My
Dear Sir: take this means to assure YOU
Of my perfect satisfaction and confidence
in your system of treatment which, ] am
grttided TO tell you. has proven, beyond my
expectation, SO entirely successful in my
case. For long time / had been a great
sufferer from acute, dartiug neuralgia, and
also a strong catarrhal affection of the
throat which seriously injured my voice,
both Of which YOU have completely re-
moved, and. / feel rendered a permanent
cure, leaving my voice again strong. clear
and natural | find real pleasure I'm rec.
ommcudlng your treatment aud success
20 all suffering as have, and candldIy
Il Us the best within reach. Sincerely ond
gratefully yours MRS 4. g. LEWIS, "
DO Mehster Avenna
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-17
The Blind Made to See.

San Antonio, Texas, February 81. 1888. -
Among the visitors in SAN Antonio is Colo
mel ". H. Brewton a wealthy farmer and
sJockman OF East Bernard who came here
for treatment for terrible ease of neu-
ralgia Of long standing, and who had in
vain tried the treatments and remedies Of
many physicians Of various schools of med
icne without receiving q particle OF prac.
deal benefit on relief, but who stated to q
reporter for this paner today that ne bad
been entirely cured 10y the wonderful mag
uetic healer Or. Frank Tanning and hand
ed the News man the following, which is
given verbatim:
81 take pleasure In indorsinF Dr. Frank
Tanning. l had been afflicted one half Of
my time for ten years with neuralgia, so
bad that FIVE years ago IT destroyed the
sight of my right eye, completely paray1-
ing the optic nerve aud drawing the eye
completely crossed Some ten months ago
was confined to my room under care of
doctors all The time, and had to keep nm.
der the influence Of morphine most all the
time, and was confined the greater part
Of this period to my bed 1t lis impossible
TO describe my suffering 1 became ae-
| Quaiuted with Dr. Tanning, aud twelve
/ days ago ] put my case under his most
wonderful magnetic treatment. ] have not
used % grain of morphine since the doctor
| put his wonderful magnetic hand on mo,
and now all IS changed. / have no ueu-
ragla, and, Ia fact T feel perfectly well.
| 10 my great surprise my eye has straight
cucd aud sight has returned. I will 50
home today feeling, for man Of 60 years
Of age, like a new man
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lnexpresSibly Grateful.
To sunering Women:

To Suffering Women;
Waco, Texas, June IS, 1ss7,-For over
two years I have been constant sufferer
from neuralgia Of the heart oyarles and
womb. For the last two months l grew
worse, and was confined 60 my bed with
other female troubles, suffering excruciat.
ing palms, and had no hope OF life. An
skill and medicine had failed when was
carried in a carriage to DIR. Tanning
offlce. After his hrst treatment / was re
lieved and able TO walk, which treatment
only lasted thirty minutes The next day
! was able to walk TO his Office Aftei
three more treatments l was entirely cured
and a well woman. | owe this acknowl
edgment 10 my afflicted sex, and 10 Dr.
Tanning ! owe my life May God spar,
him 10 do INTO others as he has done un
20 me. With inoxpressihle Joy and graft
tude / Gun never pay. ! am truly,
MRS. EVA KuTrNER
South Fourth street,
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Speaker of the House

To Whom 1t May Concern. !.
House Of Representatives, TVelgs
Legisla ture.- Texas, June ~
| take pleasure in stating that \
known the bearer, Or. Frank fanSas ,
several years, and that his repuule
citizen and gentleman is tho,oass'
tablished In Texas, He STANDS -
head of his profession ana ! ~
sonally Of many cures he mas eas, "a.
commend him to the confidence anu ~ ~
of all those with whom ne ma! ~
e0N'"''' '' ''' L. 7. DAsHlEE.ls.I
Sneaker Of the ne1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-17
President Pro TEN.

To Whom It May Concera. IA
Senate Chamber, Twenty'hth
ture.-Austin, Texas, June II, ISL,
known DR.. Frank flaming OF saa
Texas, for many years, anu 'aAs
in stating that l have found ui~
gentleman worthy the con,na0ssnWa M
persons who may have deallSs h
His fame as Magnetic henc M
founded in this State, ana nal.I ~ n
sonal experience Of his healns n, q
heSitatingly state that ] behe'0
all he claims to be able to ae nIgsgB
President ~ {
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House of Representative
Whom II May Concern.

To Whom 1t May Concern. .,..,H
House of Representatives, ~
Leglslature.-Austln, Texas 'uas 4
II gives me pleasure to say -. x
known the bearer Of this for -
years, during which time he m IN
resident Of my city, and tna' .,s
10 he gentleman In every lha $50
word. | bespeak for nm hon 4.
slderation of every one ,Sat h Y
meet, with the assurance w. Va In ~
abuse any confidence reposS FsssiA
bearer of this is DR.. Franz
friend. Very respectfully ?. BIZ
Representative Elghty-ninth -
TpYas
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Congressman PaSchaPs ladaS
ment.

Hon. r. NJ, Paschal, ex-AeInAr II n
gress, Of Texas. speaks in especially a
mandatory terms of the Healer b A
following:
To Whom 1t May Concern.
San Antonio, Texas, June u, M7l
have known DR.. Frank flaming ia p
years and in all my relations viii 4
invariably found him TO be a g'liH'1
and most upright and reliable aa8
DR.. Tanning enjoys the confidence
whom he has treated for physical So
and bears the reputation OF being "
'' '''' p ~ n. NJ. PAScalb
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-17
Cures Blood and
Skin Troubles.
Alter al else Fails Scrufuln, UicarB
Biu6d Poison. CANCER lcZena
Rhcunatlsm Caigcrb

A. ae4sfafer from tlcFar. Ecg-uiG nofrf,
ain Blaed FuHnN. taarrr LetinE sllna
Coming skin. Rppl2s BQlls, Bone Palms
swtllHgs Rheumatism. Catarh, or any
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Inc sidn tho rich glow Of perfect hcalth
y a H. tho most perfect blood puhder
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Costs 81 per large bottle OF drug stores
M tntrodtice II into new families medicine
se,t tree hy writing Glood Balm Co., I3i
Nitchei ST. AtlantA, Ga. Describe trou-
HE and free medical advice also given.
Medirine ana medical advice sent prepaid.
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A Lieutenant Governor Talks

To Whom 1t May Concern.
Senate Chamber, Twenty -ffth LstsI
turc.-Austin, Texas, June II, 1s9I-IAI
bearer hereof, DR.. Frank flaming, Is VI
known TO me from an acquaintance d ri
twenty years. and Il gives me pleasus a
state that | have known him as 4 M
worthy, honorable gentleman leTy ~
GEO. r. JESTER f
Lieutenant GoYena, 3
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-17
SPINDLE TOP HEIGHTS.
SUITS BROUGHT IN UNITED STATES
COURTS BEING COMPROMISED.
A Settlement Effected with One import
ant Defendant and Other Propositions
for Settlement Selma Considered.

49,
Tor Settlement beina Consloefea'
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lorneys III the Dig lah' SUI" lot 'pinuie
Top Heights that q settlement mas becp
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ana ~, ,tt,... st,,,+. ,,r ,,,,,ii,,aod i,tor
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Spindic Ton Heights ana tho puShors /
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Renuhlic of Tc>as up,isr President Hons.
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ton uu h"i eei tht 'e'tl" SURVEY WV
after be acquired II from John A. NeatHh,
March IA tSil ana thnt the deed found Oh
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Morgan back TO Ncatch, dated November
"a telt bnt not rernv,ted nnfu J3uuuIy 8,
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court OF Alabama. aud oiAtr attorney
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San AntOniO'S Largest me-

To Whom 1t May Concern a ~
SAN Antonio, Texas, Jane ~ n, u
take pleasure in stating that ~ ", 4
this. DR.. Frank Fanning' nv Nan 4
to as for several years as : reaIierp
ed citizen and a perfect he %
do not hesitate In sayins OF
enjoyed the confidence y VOL
Yours truly,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-17
TO Whom It Nav Copcern

Dr' RAINING is now located at 1910 Rses s,tbs
nue., Houston, Texas. Consultation free en-
person or by letter.
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Bankers IndOrSe.

To Whom 1t May Concern.
D. Sullivan & Co, Bankers.-San Antonio
Texas, June H. 1S97.--We have known tine
nearer Dr. Tanning, for years. He is an
old resident OF this ploca ana
fully bear testimony as 10 his heinz aoal
ma highly respected citizen and worthy of
specially, Is. SIIITIvAN g. 20 Nc
To Whom 1t May Concern.
T. c. Frost Co, Bankers.-san Antonio.
Texas June H. 1s97.-We have known tbe
bearer Dr. Frank Tanning, OF this place
Tor many years, fayorably and well. He
~ specialist OF success In his line. and
we cheerfully commend him 10 yonr us ma,
eourtesles. Yours truly, 'V'i usu"
Il. c. FROST & co.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-17
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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-03-12
REMAINS CREMATED.

The remains of Mrs. Marie Moore
Humphrey, an aged woman who died
Saturday at her home GA West street,
were taken to the crematory at Fresh
Pond, L. L., for cremation, and her
ashes will be sent back to-day. Her
husband, Charles G. Humphrey, will
place the ashes in an urn in his sitting
room, that they may be always near
him. AS Mrs. Humphrey died without
medical attendance Medical Examiner
Bartlett was called IN the case and
found that the woman had been i'll four
years with cancer Heart disease was
the immediate cause of her death. She
was placed in a coffin made by her hus-
band some time ago, and the body was
removed to Stahl & Sons where it was
prepared for shipment to the crematory.
The deceased was one Of the first mem
bers OF the New Haven Crematory So
ciety.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-03-12
BANK MEN GREATLY PLEASED

| Abolition of Revenue Stamps by Con-
gress After July Lessons Work in
Banking Houses.
All the customers of the banks, and
those who in any way have occasion to
use war revenue stamps, are pleased at
the prospect of being released from the
expense and trouble of putting stamps
on checks, legal processes and patent
medicine and notes after July /, 1901.
1t will also be a great relief to banks,
town clerks and others who find it ne
cessary 10 pay sharp attention that the
stickers are attached. Bank men are
especially joyous, as a great many
checks have been drawn by people
without affixing the necessary stamps,
in which case the banks had to put
them on, and make a separate charge
to the drawer of the check, all Of which
made extra work. The bank people say
that they do not think 1t has made any
difference in the number of checks
drawn by depositors on account Of the
stamps; but the relief from such a ne
cessity will be greatly appreciated.
The repeal Of the law passed congress
Thursday and withdraws war revenue
stamps from all documents after July
1, with the exception of transfer deed
over twenty-five hundred dollars which
is taxed fifty cents on thousand.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-03-12

st. Petersburg, March 11.-Answering a
teIegraphic inquiry from an American COM
pany, Charlemagne Tower, the United
States ambassador, cabed that agricultural
application of the Russian tariff law, which
excepted such machinery from the Drovis-
ions of clause OF paragraph 1871 and placed
1t In separate clause.
New York, March little twelve sailors
of the British tramp ship Camperdown. who
mutinied after she stuck over two days on
the Cape Lookout shoals, North Carolina,
on March 4, because they said she was I'M
seaworthy, were arraigned before United
States Commissioner Shields to-day and
they were held for an examination on
March 16.
New York March 1.-THE will Of Andrew
Dougherty, the manufacturer of playing
cards. was fled for probate to-day. BY the
terms of his will Mr.. Dougherty bequeaths
$4,000 to the Catholic university of Wash
ington.
Washington, March 1.-THE transport
McClellan has arrived at Havana on her
way to New York with the remains of
who died at different posts in Cuba
Athol, Mass. March 11.-An ordinarily do
Gle horse kicked William r. Whitney
teamster to death to-day. The horse was
owned by Cyril Patenaude Of this town.
Harpswell. Me-, March 11.--Rev. Elijah
writer for boys, is dying at his home In this
place GG
ottawa, Ontario, March 11-'rhe Domin.
lon government has decided to reduce the
royalty on gold from ten to five per cent.
New York, March LITTLE coasting
schooner Mary Standish, Of Boston, is re-
ported ashore at Assateague, Va.
Pensacola, Fla. March 1.-THE battlesbip
Alabama sailed to-day on her final forty
eight-hour speed test trip.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-03-12
SEVEN GIRLS ARRESTED.


charged With Street Walking Some
ESCAPED by Climbing Back Yard
Fences. %
fBetWeen III o'clock and midnight last
night the police of the central pre-
cinct arrested seven girls in the vicin-
ity of the corner of Court and State
streets on the charge of street walking.
The police have frequently of late
warned number of women and girls
who are often on the street late at night
and whom the police believed to be out
for no good purpose that they must
stay off the streets at night or they
would be arrested.
Last night dance was given at Mu-
sic hall by "Buffalos,' and Sergeants
Gibson and Klaiber and Patrolmen P.
Smith and Dorman We're detailed to
watch certain women who attended.
About half past eleven the girls be-
gan to leave the dance hall in COM
pany with students and then the ar
resting began, some of the girls being
arrested as soon as they came out the
door while others were caught nearby
on the street. Those arrested were.
May Bishop, Margaret Mulvey, Annie
Anderson, Mary Anderson, Birdie Put
eel, May Carroll and May Short They
were all locked UP, charged with street
walking.
In the meantime word had been taken
into the hall that the police were MAX
ing arrests outside at the front exit and
then there was a hurried scramble
among many of hose inside to get out
of the hall unseen by the police. Sew
eral girls, accompanied by students, left
the hall by rear exits and by climbing
over fences with the assistance of their
student friends and going through
back yards they managed to get to Elm
street and escape the policemen who
were in wait on Court street
Sergeant Gibson said last night that
these girls had been spoken to and told
to keep off the streets but that they
had refused to obey the mandate. He
said that the crusade was not ended.
Under the statute the minimum pen
atty on conviction for street walking is
fifteen days in jail and there is no al
tentative of fine