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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-05-08

Closer and oser-Hamly's last
day, May l5. SGT
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-05-08

All United States malls close 80
minutes prior TO train time.
DAVID REDFIELD. p. NJ.
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Ardmore TO Simon,

Leave daily except Sunday.
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Cal Stewart has gone 10 Tishominl
TO attend the Indian convention.
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100000 100000 Q 900 100000 |
NEWS OVER PHONE.
Marietta.

Marietta.
s. s. Evarts and G. w. Erwin OF
Hereford. Tex. are visiting relatives
and friends here.
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Ardmore TO Hesldton.

Leave daily except Sunday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-19
4 SPLENDID PERFORMANCE
king DOOO" DREW A PACKED
HOUSE LAST NIGHT.
Raymond Hitchcock Was Supported by
an Excellent Company Of Singers.
A Large Box Party.

.l5.,, n,5., .,
DN'' Huu MS merry suoJects
tooh entire possession of Sweeney & CoOmbs
opera house last pirbt and cave ncrforn,.
..u,, fb,t ,fli -, go,
wa" "l 'Vus' IVAuempeIeu Us
p'eaSuT4ole theatrical and social event.
Tho house WIS packed from dome IN mfr
and th, -. -
- % D. W ssn was huub OUT "nVn
the tuoFs opened, Tor every seat in the
house W4s sold two dsys ohead Tho
audience was prtucd Tor cn1nvmep+ cor
tine fame of .l< mo D,d,,1 ~ w AIMEE
connie oucra pronii,.finI, If t1c .r,yc, haJ
prccya.l N. ana mo- ono ,vas dts,Trn,,.I,,,,
Tor tbc ~ ,f.rln.,I,.. frtnlin1 IA ,,,,,
NON. m, rysIy r.lnrct 'i.,,,, o',,,,o,,. go.
it,,r.rorIr. ~. ,-.,,,,,,,,t ,,'itE ",,, '" 10
.., 10, & ,t4'l,otLa Hllu tUv spirit "l
""1 HP it' UugU 10 t,.v eeuo all tnt
.,i r.t, I i' VIZ ,Iu . epEvia'uta
"'n itul HaurLs "uu tuus auueu con
I,''''l ','-sN '' wv performance ny Inc
go 'iN"'rN'
.N,',E was oni IN ful attendance and
a'sNb.h was conferred aside from the
n''-'' uIl"h tht htauthuil dcc"Aied boxes
u'eH WIN houston SEGA iaVor'tes, an
th' guests "A Mt Jesse u. Jcues, VINO re-
called King Nottoga brief hut bcuCuceut
reign NN tendeuuz 90 Dla former queen,
Miss Claire Roplnspu, the position Of guest
600 n"u'r WITH the geua Mayor Lot ami
nus charming wife ls Cuaprrous A fca-
turc OF tbe occasion was the presentation
ot luguy Detuutul flowers by tue members
uf the no4 party 10 tine prncipal singers,
Who responded with encores
Dnuo" Is dinicult. Tor il is newllderlng Iu
"a. spIrudn s.puls effects and consuming
md yrh h ma-uuccut chorus Of beautiful,
i4.,iU.g s,n,-,,-a lu.,l.e ,,t, . ncrtorn,anoe a.,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-19
THE BOIL WEEYlL FIGHT
Department Of Agriculture Will Send
More Men 10 Texas.
WILSON WENT BEFORE COMMITTEE
And Advocated an Extension Of the
Work Which Is Now Being Done,
Recommendation Adopted,

Washington. December IS. Secretary Of
Agriculture Wilson was before the hcuss
committee aud gave Information rcgag ding
two matters Of Interest 10 Texas. one Of
these was the appropriation for the carry.
Ing on az the experiments looking TO the
discovery Of some effective means Of lslt
ing the boil woeVn NJ. Wilson told tho
committee he thought good results wouli
follow an increase in the number Of farms
In Texas over which government super
vision Is being exercised. lie therefore rcc-
commended that arrangements be made 10
have department experts on scme twenty
additional farms for the purpose OF m 'klng
the experiments In question and reporting
thereon.
TIL s Recommendation was adopted by the
committee and as result Il Is understood
that the agricultural app opriOtion bill viii
contain au itCm OF about $4,000 or $4,000
instead Of the $4,000 Included An last years
bill
Mr.. Wilson did not seem 10 think there
was any necessity for an additional appro-
priatiou for the physiological station aud
experimental farm provided for In tho bill
introduced last week nv Rep csentailye
work was already being done In Texas aud
that suitable crops for USE In lieu Of cotton
ia those sections where the rayHpes OF tho
boil weevil have bc9u the heaviest could
hc decidcd on without any action Vlong the
lines proposed IN MIR BurlrsNu's bill, Tie
had not directly opposed rhe measure, how
! ever
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BARTLETT DID THE TRICK.
Enabled the Republicans to Crawl Out OF
the Antitrust Legislation Hole.

special 10 The rost)

}
Washington
SESSION An rs DOW SIS wlad
next one
measure which would really illegal mtnt m apal hut
themselves nave ad
@ mem 20 ana some Of the people country perhaps have th,usht
'.o aVt' would be be
single person who thinks anything mat mdeanbe something the
ave lonas 81 Reed spoke
sane as may
minority at m Inclined believe
% 10 me legislative appropriation bin
a OF inc
Snernan antitrust law shrewd they changed
minds now and are coming around TO the
Vou possibly
Is lent audb WITH
money at hi disposal cnfo
done something a
what probably
Gratis VIII probably make
further hearing before
committees But it IS oresone
J legislation a O. congress
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SHORT LOCAL ITEMS

The regular monthly meeting Of the Rice
Growers Association Of America will occur
Ht Crowley, La. today. AR L. n q az
Of the Rice Industry and De l.. Evans,
members Of the board. are In attendance.
There are uudellycred telcgrams AZ the
office NJ the Western Union Tel graph com
puuy for Albert Lesson (uudert kerr, ! II.
lIul uwOi, Joan II dCas fcoloreD J. ~
AlcWhatcr, 7. A. Allen and Lula Gilmore
Tho Builders OF the Central Christi IN
church VIII hold bHzar today and tomor-
row 90 Buir's coffee house cornc- Of Fan
mia and Capitol The ladies VIII have a
splendid dispiay ~ fancy articles and VIII
serve refreshments.
Mr. William a. Hunter YESTERDAY 70
ceivcd notice that be had won fourth prise
out OF a list OF i've in contest for writing
surance company. The prize will lnclnde a
trip 10 Hartford, Conn.
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THE HOUSE
Passed the Bill Regulating Tariff Duties
for the Philippines.

Passed the Bill Regulating Tariff Duties
for the Philippines.
Washington, December 1s.-The house TO-.
day passed the hill To regulate the duties
on products Of the Philippines coming into
tho United states from 10 per cent Of tho
Dingley rates the present duties) To IS per
cent Of those rates. The discussion OF the
bin was accompanied by considerable
naneuyerlng by the democrats to secure
votes on various amendments designed TO
lower the tariff barrier stlll further, and q
record vote was forced ON a motion TO re
commit with instructions to report bill
providing for absolute free trade With the
philippine islands The division on this
proposition was on party lines, with the
exception Of Mr. Mccall rep, Mass), who
voted with the democrats
The discussion of tho pure food bill, which
has been made q continuing order until
,li=nnsaj Of was begun. Mr. Jompkins
tObi1l aud Mr.. Adamson 0TaO opened the
debate respectively for aud against the
biD Mr.. Gardner tMass) opposed the bill
Tho Mccall resolution, calling on the
state depsrtment for the correspondence
in the Venezuela irnhrogio, WAS adopted
a. the beginning Of the session
foreign affairs reported back the De Ar
rropd and Mccall resolutions calling on tho
secretary 81 state for tho facts With rela-
tior, ia the claims Of Great Britain and Ger
n,.1v against Venezuela. and generally for
81 Statement al the diplomatic situation
yritb reference 20 the Monroe doctrine.
1Tbo renort recommended that the De
Almond resolution lie on the table and that
az Mccall resolution. which called for all
tbe correspondence in the case. be adopted.
SIr richardson Tenn.) asked why Italy
~ otber European countries, which were
srnring IN the controversy, we're not named
ip the resolution
MI. Hit replied that be va, advised taat
case. The Mccall resolution was adopted.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-19
N ANTONIO CROSSING
VAN Weeks LETTERS TO
MAYOR AND BUSINESS MEN.
brsry Has Compensated for Switch
IA Roon-Thrcat Of Action for Dam
ages One Of Great Concern.

here we're no new developments yester-
u locally, in the san Antonio railroad
&sing controversy.
Il mentioned in Yesterdays Post, Man
81 Van Week addressed a letter to Mayor
r. and another 10 the Business Mems
"A San Antonio. In these letters The
*ton Of the Southern Pacific Is given IN
Dill Tho communications We're as fol
\ Marshall Kicks, Mayor, San Antonio,
BIAS
Ia Str have the honor 70 ackuowI-
II receipt NJ your communication of the
Instant. and iu reply beg 10 say that
proposed Interview 10 which YOU refer
z doubtless based upon remarks made
'Hog q conveE5atiou of considerable lcngih
PIE Menger hotel with an old friend az
fe Sno is now a reporter upon the san
4paio Express.
can not undertake to recall the exact
Ruase used, hut the purport Of what
Ess thar a few ~ the residents ot
4noRliy Bill had been annoying and
tsSlng US through complaints to the city
fdi; that we desired 10 construct addi-
~ tracks on the reservation" TO re
me situation complained OF on Walnut
~, mat tn city council would moi give
Eefmission 10 lay the additional Trucks
.sne Reservation without attaching q
.lillon requiring us to construct an CN-
taEe Viaduct on Lamar street across
Hnli' although tho very object was 20
~ me switching at that point: and
consequently, We would he forced cut
tne city with orr switching, since inc
~ WOULD not allow us 10 construct aG-
HAi facilities To relieve the situation II
H. u was entertaining complaints.
"use, We do not wish TO provide else
~ aclItleS for doing any of the work
~ low doing or have the facilities for
~ - a. San Antonio. II is Q self-evidcnt
however. that if We are not
81 a. 70 ntlliHe tho ground We own IN
Sg LOT the construction Of the tracks
4 J. IN the operation of the road, and
~ - tue same time harassed for DsiDr.
eust, until others are provided. The
IN we already have we shall ho com
Il sstohTSo, outsiCe Of the citv. where tho
.p.lsn and operate tracks without
III ynnlctons or complaints.
Il OIL appreciate the action on soy
|neiI siuus' during YOUR administration.
In - pteVious administrations. ~ Tho
tlno,,7 II alllns us authority 10 construct
Il ~ tracks from time to time. That
hion es absolutely necessary ip tho on
jnts,atne road. snd in serving ms VOL
III 49, s's 81 your city. aud many ~
5ssorne itlulrad in connection with tho
Ia ~ passenger station which The com
ID sI0o 6Sdgytput completed ~ n cost of
b | rssIiv. tS'luSiye Of the ground. But
b ever ral ~. that this company paws out
'tour II year upoD claims and Indictment
tnan 81 the Southern PaciH,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-19
|eIHFR BOY DISMOUNTS
lo..,as Stewards Suspect Jockey
pickeriDg'S Work.
[,,,v OuEtN SOLD FOR $1,000
80. and Commissioners Forster
r'. n. Cry Winning FaVorltes'
sS 80 still Slow and Heavy

o,,,.ns, December 1s.-John Peters
II ol .sioper Forster were the only
oonH .4,or,tes W. w. Finn, who
Flas s,Arrban queen for $1,000, sold her
sh SUN ,.hnstop for 5000 Finn ran
E.,ssioper Forster up 10 FA'V' 'ouu9
psils ssisSt rim At that flgure. "a -.
ncnassnn.ssrds have recommended the sus-
sss Stew ockey Pickering for his unso T.
Boz O , sy m The ally Sontag in the
tsory ~ weather fine, track slow.
30 IL Marco, Irene Mac, Canda.
b .rceT, Time l;l6 20. -,
BurpSn'sse selling -Vesuvia, Alfred O., lei
I'M rlI.o5 rs selling Andes, Harry vii
IN hsndicap-Jessie JarDoe, u b'
lj 81 Moor t,5 Time 1:45.
fppesit ,-iIones-John Peters, Ben Mora,
Time 1903.
3lamnS sixteenth. selling Commits
" v ' Forster, optimo, Atheola. Time
sSSrw ORLEANS ENTRIES.
"a half furlongs, 2-year-olds,
re ssIhs ~ lis. My Surprise liz,
= pSjncinnatus, Anzeiger, Rankin,
y ht rormer Jim 10. Harry 10T,
rte,. Snowman 103. Judge Cautrill 100.
1esnh hirlonEs, selling Duryea
|y,esn..nds 100 Sarilla, Lofter, Hengist,
1 nnlrp Alilnc Abbott, Tlllo l0G The
= Meran 1Oi, Dutch Carter, Playlikc,
n,,s uurse -Belvluo 1T, Rough
4, ~ Hanover Queen 100, Tom Kings
TX & wafer Edge 100, ltacatiara 100,
ID Ut prlongs, lightweight handicap
H. Rnle 1i3. Echodalc 10, Death lis,
'ssns lie WorthlnGtou 10, Farmer
Nv nils and an eighth, selling -Cogswell
80 ~ 100 Banlsh 1ot. Horny OF Frans-
!. M, Trocadcro 1Oi. Marcos 9S, Ir-
/ Mayor 96, Pothcen 90.
\ furlougs. purse, 2-year-old niles
n Ifcc 11e, Mrs. Frank Foster loI,
'rrbau oneeu 107. Our Bessie loo, Sem
pInuS 100, Helen Hay 100.
Iesr and slow.
AT INGLESIDE.
Francisco. December 1S.-Track
N; weather clear
r.rrty course. solling-Homage, Rag
IN ri, Chappic. Time 1:I4ai.
Ven furlonCs, selling Platonius, Star
HI Harry Thatcher. Time 1:@3.
IL fnrlopgs. - wear cldS Sir Hugh, Or
!. eorgolettG. Time l:0i'e.
Ele and a sixteenth, selling -Cancjo,
,sauus. Lou Wolsca. Time 1888.
rtnfity course, selling Jim Gore II,
eorito velma Clark. Time l;l3"-
ive furloncs. 2-ycar olds Honitou, Syl-
Talbot The Fog, Time Logs,
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!. u0usnIno spell Caused Death,

S0usnlna Spell Caused Death,
kds..i puckwell. eyed % wears chotsa
Ia. ~ .eafly yesterday morning al bIS
i ecBt,.aa,e presence OF his wife and child.
i MA tea a slight cold few DAYS ago
no,rt Tut little attention to IL. Yester.
trhins ne was seized with ar Of
! W. "nlcn continued for some time
coplS snt Tor physician, INIT before
IA an ssrvei another Coughing spcII
k.-St @Iu Duckwell died from surroca.
d" nIouis Globe Democrat. Dec. i.
b ssved ~ Horehound Syrup wouId
Eleslinr,su 'ri' zoe, 5oc and 500 at A.
Iss;sdlIiard's Horefound syr,n
tfessed reiieNes hoarse. croupy cough
'sihing' ling og' rasping aud difficult
'tlsbuPy y5r,'enIy g. Stearns. Druggist.
fe BEEN vs., rs; writes, May 20 1901: Il
~ Tor tv seiilhg Billiards. Horehound
aienars,iSeeo years, and have never had
ElesS a'auon that has given bctter eats is
n eore notice that when | Sell n hottie
Raumana uack for more. can honestly
Eslng's a. ''oc' SOC ana Sl.OO al A. d.
ne Found a Cure
h. v,ri.e9slet, 3lS $. "a street Sstt raeo
HEspEs have been bothered vim
.1' Asr. Indigestion for tweptv.one
tut lrled many doctors without re-.
Rs,onr, nave found cure IN Herbine
teted ,hlt i to al my friends who are
Nc way, aud II Is curing them.
a A. E. Kieslings.
''.,vu.Di aIyorite Family Remedy.
~ whicS accidents occur In the house
tites. ~ cause burns. cuts. sprains and
|W iirsn use in such cases, Ballard $
/ e,orsssn..e has for many years heen
sne II y. favoritc family remedy. 25c,
~" al A. z, KiceiinE's.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-19
sHArRorHs REsoLMrloN.
Congress Urged 70 Guarantee tho Fay
ment OF Venezuela's Debts


mont OF Venezuela's Debts.
Washington. December Is Rorrcsouta-
tive Shafroth CColol appeared before the
house committee on foreign aSairs TO-DAY
TO urge action on joint resolution. which
he introduced, authorizing the president
N propose 10 Great Britain aud Germany
10 submit their clsimR against Venezuela
10 arbitration md 60 guarantee the pay
Vo,a,,,sla ,,ni,id ,, 'u' t' III, W. p,a
Monroe doctrine probable Ic dld mot
think the objection that this guarantee
as other cases could bc mot rs they arose
He expressed the opinion that the trouble
iu Venezuela would rot end until Oh"
United States guarantees payment NJ what
ever demands are made.
"Castro's proposal is Inadequate" no
said. unless accompanied by guarantee
by the United States n can be given BY
no other nation and by no body Of men in
Venezuela now"
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Mrs. EmIy TayIor Farar.

Mrs Emily Taylor Farrar. wife Of Roy
~ Farar and daughter Of Mr.. Fl. d. Tay.
Tor, died at 80 this morning at the age Of
80. The funeral services win be held this
afternoon at $50 o'clock from the resi-
ana street and walker avenue,
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lines in IeNaS combined, ana more than AL
the several thousand miles operated by the
southern Pacific company west OF IN pusu
ana on tne Iaclhc coast and when condi-
uons, such as are now sought 10 be i'm
p"sr ro, npon ,ue risn1 20 Co,fttueI IayNs
~ IslH,Ne "ile .VdHsI OF SvlhPiuut' are ui-
SslsLeu upuui 1 IeVi tual thls company as u
20, W -, ~, 'mV mtttutv o. your tltN Is NOT
49, oN 'PPANNi"'Nu', ~ ,tlu'E
Mr. l. Hart pro.tl,,+ u IL rn NJ NJ.
Cnb Sam Sntopio Tsyns - '''0 ''>''
Dear Sir hos, to nrtpo,vtnd-e ,,,tb
thanks REGENT Of v1ur favor nf T6o I5th
instant mclasiug a COMMUNICATION dntrd
the 18th instant addressed to Won bv NInyor
Hicks, and which | have carefully read
I received some days ago "a letter from
Mayor Hicks ON the same subject written.
as | understand pursuant to some rcsou-
Iiou oi the city council have replied TO-
day as per COPY of my letter iucloSed, which
covers tnc material points made ~ his com
Auuuicatluh 10 you.
~ S'tlus altoSviHcr unnecessary ana
~ ,'uI Natt 70 lVNleW or anaNrt ~ HSIal|
tu'v i,."J ny commune , i lou an aHui'"n
~ h ll', iS ~ my ls,lgI OF tia ao'e
M, ',,,.,-,- - +i. ~ M ..
has been tiyCn a. tba rotlW-,', ...,,,,.,,.,
without any ronsidnrofi,, brip, n.iI r.! b
citv uhafcypr I1r s.n7,s a., +,r..t -l,.+
our tracks were constructed alone tLas
street many years ago whom ID couII hardly
hc regarded ms y street gt aU and WHEN
the major portion of what is nov Tho street
WIS q LARGE irrigation ditch. which this
company filed at am enormous expense .H
as Z" make n HNHiHhiu SOS street, uUur
l'Qu'~i ut the city governments I'm Trf1uu
Tor Which VIZ We're, given permission to lay
wv" 32lli l"nu tra'ke
Nntn oI inc p"I"r communication ls
utf ",'" D." 3D. ,"upltlhl ai lnr Obs ra''i"u
mi f - IVY x'L3ing scanning h'l''H.
de,s ~ H., ,,H g,.lnp,u ny lulrs ana or
vi5Iatian ,.bcn w., ,.,T We l'uil'u Ip'li
mi II h. ,I. fdrbiI III','',,7 'lN u,' .''';
Tho cit,. which pr,'Grina p,',il iI,G,t H.,
HE person. i'm cb3rr. ~ .,,lb tr.,,, IL
rcmarkabI, .tranre fbot +b,, ,,,.,,i., .l,,,,,i5
exist Ia ANYTHING mo tda. r{ts,i trdf.g.,.i
hv The mHyor ana yot the gity sItrhariti..
should not arrest tn. Offender. rrdsr t1,.
ordinances prohibiting b. Nhou..oi, INV
complaint Uuou the subject has reached f.,
through tn" city authorities VIC bar. in
fHllahY urged them to arrest and punish
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FEDERAL COURT OF APPEALS
ts 10 Hold One Term in Texas Each
Year
(Snecial 20 The Post.)

(Snecial 20 The Post.)
Washington December 1s.-Presideut
Roosevelt today affixed his signature 20 the
Ianham bin providing that the court OF mp
meals OF the Fifth Federal circuit sail hold
M least one term each year IN Fort Worth.
rbe I'LL ~ therefore, now fully enacted
into law It's purpose Is to provide plan
which viii enable the bar OF Texas 10 argue
cases on appeal IN the circuit court without
going outside the state, as 70 merry. Up
heen taken to New Orleans. where the
CONT OF appeals has held all its sessions.
Buls providing for the holding Of an an-
nual term Of the court At Montsomery,
kIe and Atlanta, Ga, are now pending
senator Cuiherson and Coionel Lanham
saw the president about the Fort Worth
matter today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-19
WASHINGTON NOTES,

Washington December 1s-irhe senate
committee on commerce today ordered m
vorabie report on Representative Brous.
sard's bill providing for tho locking aud
dammine OF bayou Vcrmlllon and Mermen-
team river IN Louisiana IN the interest Of
tho rice farmers There is every reason 10
believe that rho bills win hually pass and
that any measures providing for similar
acted Oh.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-19
crove's Slack Root Liver Pins.

Made from an active principle obtained
from Black Root. They act on the liver
elects No gripping, no sick stomach. Will
cure chrcnle eonstipstioni Price 20 cents
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stances attending the shooting OF w. A.
fitzgerald, an American citizen IN Guate-
mala.
The contereeS Of the senate sud house OF
representatives on the anthracite coal
commission reached an agreement. rhe re
port will be made TO tho senate on Sstur-
day. II Is understood that most OF the
senate amendments we're retained.
General BENJAMIN r. Tracey Of New
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-19

York. former secretary Of tha navy. took
luncheon With the president Thursday.
The president. II Ia understood. desired %
see General Tracey ~ discuss With hfu
seme phases q the Neuszueian qneation.
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=?

The resson One Minute Cough Cure relieves cough
7na minute is because n sets first on tho mucous
membrane right whore tho cough troubles in the
throst ~ de-p-seatei on the lungs, destroying tho
microbes or courh germs and clearing the phleFm
Ono Ntrte couch Cure net only destroys the DIS
case GERMS and clears out their poison, blt II gives
strength and elasticity 70 the d=ii-7te membranes
which protect the throat and lungs Opens the ayr
ps-sases ana promotes unosstructsd breathing.
Causes the blood 90 receive us usurAl supply of
oxygen thus eIhIlsrsNng the pulmonary ORGANS With
such strength and VC9r that the lungs and bronchial
tubes hecors buluarka against the inception OF dis
case Asthma Bronchitis, La Grippe, Cold or the
Lungs ard all Pulmonary Complaints that ere cursbs
are quickly cured by the us- oi
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The case ot Edward II Pardec, plsiutn
in error 8sainst A n. hdr'dgo ~ ol
trustees appealed from tho Fittb supreme
judicial district ~ Texas, WIS sreued IN
the supreme court today. The original
action was for tresp8ss IN IT'S title 20
lands ia Dallas, Houston aui kaufman
counties
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Secretary Root today made 40 argument
before the senate committee on military
AFFAIRS IN support Of the bill FOR The crea-
tlon Of general star. With the lieutenant
seuernl nt the head ~ r. Ho presented II
10 less time than be presented 1t 70 the
house committee, but answered number
OF questions put By the committee. SEN
ator Aiger sat with the committee FOR the
FIRST time and considerable interest was
manifested In his position on the bill, owing
to tho fact OF his recent connection with
the war department. He stated that II was
his intention 70 support the PM
The senate committee on education and
labor today agreed on a favorable report
Of the house eighthour bill. The measure
provides thar every contract for public
work made by the United states VA any
Territory or the District Of Columbia shal
provide q penalty OF S. for each laporer
or mechanic who may be required or per
mitted 20 labor more than eight hours on
such work.
Senator's Dietrich aud iiillard Of Nebras
ka called on the president today. accom-
panied by a delegation OF prominent cattle
raisers Of that state, 10 discuss the alleged
encropchment on government lands by the
big cattle interests not only Of Nebraska
but OF other Western states. Ihey en-
tered vigorous protest against the action
and words Of Colonel John 5. Mosby. who
has been investigating the matter as an
agent Of the interior department
The foreign affairs committee Of the house
today gave consideration to the resolution
introduced BY Representative ". A. Smith
Nfich), calling on the state department
for Information concerning the eirenm
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-19

County Judge william Mastersou cf Fort
Bend county Is here from Richmond lie
is tho guest Of Mr. Burgess
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-19

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