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THE BIRTH OF A NEW NATION.
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ton, assume and undertake all and
severally the obligations assumed by
the United States with respect to Cuba
by the treaty between the United
States of America and Her Majesty
the Queen Regent of Spain, signed at
Paris on the 10th day of December,
1898.
"All money obligations of the mill
tary government down to this date
have been paid as far as practicable
The sum of 100000 has been reserved
to defray winding up the affairs of the
military government, after which any
unexpended balance of said sum will
be paid into the treasury of the island.
government Of the Isle OF Pines will
continue as a defacto government
pending the settlement of the title to
said island by treaty pursuant to the
Cuban constitution and the act of Con.
gress approved March 2, 1901.
81 am further charged by the Presi.
dent of the United States to deliver to
you the letter which l now hand you
LEONARD WOOD,
Military Governor"
White House, Washington, May 10,
1902.
"'To the President and Congress OF
the Republic of Cuba-Sirs: On the
Goth of this month the Military Gov.
ernor of Cuba will, by my direction,
transfer to you the control and gov.
eminent of the Island Of Cuba, to be
thenceforth exercised under the provi.
sions Of the constitution adopted by
your constitutional convention as on
that day promulgated, and he will
thereupon declare the occupation of
Cuba by the United States to be at an
end,
cat the same time | desire to ex.
press to you the sincere friendship and
good wishes of the United States and
our most earnest hopes for the stabil.
ity and success of your government,
for the blessings of peace, justice,
prosperity and freedom among your
people and for enduring friendship be.
tween the Republic Of the United
States and the Republic of Cuba.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT,
president of the United States
PRECEDENT Palma replied briefly and
feelingly. AS he concluded signal
was passed to the United States troop.
ers who stood on the balcony outside,
and almost imperceptibly the Ameri
can colors began to glide down the
fiagpole over the palace.
General Woods departure marked
the end of the military administration,
AS he walked from the door of the pal
ace the Cuban guards took the place
of the Americans on duty and the new
government actually came into power
-
The First Local Mint.
One of the institutions here
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Bank OF Ban Francisco.
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Ltd.
NEW Y0RK-Amerioan Exchange Ne
tional Bank.
CHIoAGO-Merohants National Bank.
PARIB-Credit Lyonnais.
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Kong n Shanghai BankingO Corporation
NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA
Bank OF New Zealand.
VICTORIA AND VANOoUVEK-Banb
OF British North America.
Transact General Banking and E1ohare
Business.
Deposits Received. Loans made on Al,
proved Security. Commercial and Travels
ers Credit Issued. Bills Of Exchangs
bought and sold.
Collections Promptly Accounted Fee
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TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES.

Pttsburg. January 27-'The democratic
executive committee has set March - as
the date for the primaries to vote on ais
trlct and county officers. state ottcerS
viii he voted ON later The following was
made the test. 4" ! am n white man, dem
ouat and agree to support the nominees
of the democratic party at the November
election
Trinity. January 2O-Thr cluzons bore
who were supporting Hon. 7. NJ CamphSl
for governor received the news OF his with
draWal with extreme tegiet ANA Act uv'S
that he may be Induced by the Texas
democracy to reconsider the matter. ana
re- enter the race. as he is undoubtedly
the choice Of Southeast Texas for governor.
Dallas. Texas. January 2o.--Asslstant At
torney General Robert \. John gave It ont
Davidson Of the state court OF criminal
appeals viii be a candidate for renomina-
ton before the Stare democratic conNen'
tlon to be held this year.
Waco Texas. January 28.--County Chair
man Mills has called a meeting or INC
county democratic executive committee Tor
February for the purpose OF ordering a
primary election and transacing such oiher
business as may come before 1t.
sharheuyle, January 2s.-'Hou. Arch
Grluuan, state senator OF this district, is
election Mr.. Grinnau has opposing MN
for the office Eugene Moore. editor OF the
Sterhenyille Empire.
Dallas. January 2s.-Formcr Mayor John
H. Iuvlor has announced as a candidate
for MAYOR Ben z. CabcN Is candidate
for reelection
Richardson January OR. Z, L. Knight
delivered the opening sreech Of his cam.
palgn for congress this afternoon.
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Cure

no good Kodol Dyspepsia Cure not only
relieves the patients sufferings in such
cases but also removes the cause OF suffer
ing. IL relieves by digesting the patients
food and enabling his system to transform
IL into bone and muscle, blood and brain.
IL cures by allowing the stomach rest until
II Is restored TO its natural condition.
il tho stomach Is out of order not an
organ OF the body escapes some correspond
ing arrangement. There are few diseases
which cannot be traced directly to the stom-
ach, IL the stomach is weak the body is
weak, II the stomach is strong the entire
body is strong
None OF us want to suffer from indigestion
or dyspepsia but the hurry and nervous
tension OF the times have made them the
commonest complaints OF the generation.
Often we eat too fast too soon after or too
shortly before violent physical exercise or
severe mental strain. Sometimes we are too
busy to eat at all at the proper time and over
load our stomachs when the opportunity
comes For awhile the abused organ Glands
the strain. Finally 10 collapses.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

NEWTON. Sunday service Is 70 nc put
on the mail route from this pace 10 Ho'
gauvillp
CRAWFORD The local military com com,
many was well Represented at the mlhla'S
hall given at Dallas, r-,rt,-.
KIRBYVILLE--The mill Of ta do,c nj gSr
vile Lumber company closed Gown i''
some lime past has started up
SHERMAN Judge Bryant has hN Nsa
Monday May 3, as the d1v Of opening 'ne
nexf session Of the Federal court here
TEMPLE Material for The improy,,ed
merts on the Santa Fc catinS nous a ai,t
hospital is on the srganG ,r5 GGu d
STrPIfENyILLE. Two Mormon ms
stc,1arios nave beeu in this section Lol e3lir
timo and thev are supposed TO pc ~ 49,
narfrc the doctrine Of that ehuieh
HONpO.-A stranger SURRENDERED tod in
I ofdrer. here and said he was MaH.[D on.
California Tor ciiiie, ~ n,te nv ofd.
sver has come 10 inquiries m'ue ~
m Tr0N.-A law and order union n 1a
I been orgerfzed here with $50 memeels -.
/ the uurpose at seeing thdt ny -. 3, h
/ law, which takes ehert On roi"a cam.
| fully enforced, also INC Jaw
| bling +bo
VERNON. D Haeler president 81 me
! t-r-dr iii mill who also has q rapcn ~
| This county. said that ne anu $780, tf5s
| LARGE farmers 1ud stock ralstIa % s,c,-.s
/ rorntv are preparing 10 cut UP tnfis ~
! orI roncbes into 16Oacre tracts Tor wy
/ iagof+ ~ those who are wanting MONIES
FQRr WORTH a contemplation OF w
] ConcarCnatcd order q Hoo-ltoo VI ss,srk
nnder the direction or wee He'tna siaate.
| n Is. Orr OF Dallas. tuteen st Sau.V We're
! T. .ftiateI senior Hoo-Hoo " II Notrl,
/ tnd Vice Gerent Shark and John bohne' ~
| Houston were present
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You can best succeed In life with good
digestion, A strong stomach makes vigor-
Gus man. The feeling OF laugour the dun
headache, the sensation of fullness, pains
and tenderness Ia the region of the stomach,
iatulence, belching and vomiting, the
thousand and one symptoms Of Indigestion
or other stomach trouble, OF which most az
us know more or less unfit both body aud
mind for hard work or continuous appllca-
tion, You wouldn't suffer like that IL YOU
knew certain remedy would you9 Yet
such a remedy exists kodol Dyspepsia
Cure quickly relieves all these symptoms,
and, by giving the stomach entire rest,
speedily cures the disease Itself.
Even among the happy possessors OF COM
paratvely sound stomachs there are few
who are not at least occasional sufferers.
Irregular hours, mild dissipation excessive
use OF tobacco, hastv eating or oYerindul-
gence in fayorite dish frequently produce
as unpleasant though not as lasting results
as the most serious of chronic cases II
these temporary suferers Tealizedthat kodol
Dyspepsia Cure offered sure and almost im-
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mediate relief how many would neglect TO
keep 10 constantly Ia the house?
You can so about your business and dis
regard a pain in any other part OF the body.
But stomach trouble prostrAtes The stom-
ach supplies the entire system, IL IL fails
TO perform its task these supplies arc cut
of-and we cannot live without food. We
all know this, but haven't we fallen into the
error OF assuming that, once swallowed, food
has accomplished the purpose for which it
was eaten? 1t hasn't, by any means. Until
10 is properly digested tho system cannot
aSsimlate &c. II remains In the stomach
until il decomposes and might far better
not have been eaten at all. Kodol Dyspep-
ala Cure digestS this food without aid from
the stomach and digests IL as we'll as the
stomach Itself could do the work. Through
its aid the food you have eaten is reduced
10 a form In which the system can assimt-
late il and tho body is built up while the
tired stomach rests,
The trouble with dyEpeptics ie that they re
starving They have eaten but their food
is uudigestcd and consequently does them
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TEXAS DEATH ROLL.

James Bramlette, IN schleieher county
Henry Pauy, AGED 81 Of consumption ~
san Antonio.
n. D. Elliott. secretary Of the Corsicana
Commercial club; az Coracana
W. L. Mccall n Brghts disease az
Ennis.
Mrs. Marian Tolieson; ~ Garrett
Bud DOYLE aged 20. an Gainesville
Ross shorts, aged IS Of pneumonia al
waiter L. Boyd aged o.; ~ sherman
Mrs Horace Darneil Of ppepmonio' ~
Mrs h y. Butler Of paralysis o. WaHa'
Eugene G. McNutt, a. HearHe
Mrs Andreas Schroeder. Of pneumoni" 81
Brenham.
W ". Thompson, at Mckinney.
Mrs J. McGill, az Coracann.
Mrs d Richter 81 Dhanis.
William Saunders, az Temple
M'LFOD. -Clehurne, Texas. latlatY =, r
n L Mcleod ven known throughout rms
section. Is dead u rheumattsm which al
fected his heart Mr. Mcleod was peculiar
IL formed aud tsfore death requested in2'
! coffin he maize ~ such form that hl-
body be not crAmped, in CONFORMITY VITA
[ fhis desire. to6in vas made nYe tes'
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Cures aIl stomach troubles

nearly taken what little life they possessed
ont ~ thom. A quick, warm change, with
mlld rain might somewhat revive the
wheat
A.diuc. Harris County. Texas, January 20.
Tine cold. wet uorther has done no harm IN
tAa locality unless somc one has bed ol
tomato plants that has been Chilled, No re-
ports OF Injury 10 vegetables or berries nave
been received on the other hand The
quiet, steady rain has been very welcome
II has nuI the ground ln hne condition Win
that shipments OF -lruwhcriles and tumH'
Toes from Alline this spring VIII be mnct
larger than ever before.
iudulc. Smith County, TeXns. January
2s lj was agreed az q meeting or the irult
growers ot this section 90 plant iilV acres
iu tomatoes. ear OF Irish potatoes VIII
Dee planted I'm addition 10 other small cro2S
Berry prospects are good. The cotton acre
age VIII be reduced.
Edna. Jackson County Texas. Jauungy -
Tho weather has moderated consideilMe
uLd q Hight rain fci LAST uight ana TINS
morning IL VIII bc beneficial ia farmers,
who pra iusf preparing their land for the
comlng season but viii be hard on cattle.
stcphcnylue, Erath County, Texas Jan.
nary 2S.-Ihe farmers In thls section, are
butiup ID great donl OF corn, which hns been
shipped iu here. They win probably devote
more attention the coming year to RAISING
their own supply OF corn.
Cnrpus Christi. Nueces County, Texas,
January 2S- drizzling rnin has fallen all
stock aud vegetation, bringing out grass
soon Tho cabbage crop was not hurt IN
the least by the cold.
Abilene. TAYLOR County, Texas, January
rs slow rain accompanied by slect Is
failing hero this morning with continued
cold weather Considerable loss Is reported
among cnttle from the cold Sunday ana
Monday
Del Rio. Val Verde County, Texas, Jan
mary GA good rain ZEN here sunday
night Indications nre good for good
stcady rnu. which would hc Of vast heneht
Tie cold wave s here, hut IN modified
form
Victoria. Victoria County. Texas, Janu
urv 20 The weather continues very DIS
agreeable slow driz2ling rain Is Etil
falling although the weather ~ uodcIptiug
Ennis. Ellis County. Texas. January %,
Ar weather has somewhat moderated and
/ ihp Ire r. thawing Il IS stil cloudy and
a Hight rain IS falling today.
Bocyiilc. Bee County, Texas January ~
slow rain, which VIII prove beneficial Il
! farmers and truckers has been failing toi
| the past twelve hours,
Wortham. Frecstone County Texas. Jan.
! uary 20 Everything has bepn covered
! with ice ever since Sunday. All Out door
/ work Is suspended
! KIrbyvlIc Jasper County. Texas. Jan
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ACTIVE PUBLIC INTEREST
10 Be Enlisted in Arrang ng for a
Large Texas Exhibit
AT HE ST. LOUIS WORLDS FAIR
a Plan of Organization Suggested by
the Executive Committee OF the
Texas Fair Commission.

Dallas, Texas, January 20. The execu.
i've committee Of the Texas worlds fair
commission met In Dallas today. There
We're present barnett Gibbs OF Dallas,
chalrman' T.. b Perkins Of DALLAS. Jesse
shain Of Mckinney. Paul NAPLES of Fort
worth and L. J. Workman Of Austin. gen.
eral manager The general manager was
instructed to call upon the h(ty state com.
miSsioneTs and request them to take the
irliiatlye in contributing to the fund for
having a large Texas exhibit at ST Touis
Inc members Of tho executive comm II 60
each handed in substantial checks for per
S"-ai contributions. and it was deter.
mined TO send request 10 the general
hES ayers OF all the RAILWAYS telegraph,
telephone, express and kindred cnfjpra-
ions 10 head an employees subscription
cont loutors to the fund Forms of sub
sclipuon blanks ana receipts are 10 So
duNPted at the next meeting. IL was sug
gested that cut Of the State capitol build
ll'e az ANun wo1ld be an appropriate de
Vice to be used ON the blank forms mem
TONED. The following circular letter wss
sent out tonight signed by General Man
agfr Worthaw
AT a meeting Of the executive commit
tee OF the Texas worlds fair comm 5.
sion, held In Dallas on the 2ith Instant,
the following resolution was adopted; Re
solved That ia counties whore there is
| local commissioner. or commissioners. he or
they be requested 10 furnish the general
manager and the executive committee the
lame OF a gentleman as chairman TO or
ean!Le the men OF the county. ana the
tame OF a lady 10 organize the women Of
the county 10 the interest OF the worlds
Ia.r work
1T is OF the utmost appearance that you
respond TO this action Of the commit &c
With promptness, You Will appreciate the
fact tlat Texas can not be adequately .cp-
resented at the st. Louis exposition unless
4lrfn fE III
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uary 29.--Coid spell may cause some losses
In cattle, as the drouth had put them 10
poor condition.
RArclair. Gohad County. Texas, January
ass oCkmen feel no uneasincss about the
loss Of stock, as cattle are IN fair condi'
tion.
Quanah, Hardemnn County, Texas, jan
uary 2S.--COnsderablc damage Will be done
20 cattle n the Dpd spell continues long
Comancho Comnnche County, Texas. Jan.
uary 20.--The snow viii help wheat and
oats; not enough 10 put water Ia the tanks.
BelNlc. Austin Comfy. Texas, January
~, This weather Is bad on cattle, as what
little grass there IS Is covered with Ice.
Moody, NcLcnnau County, Texas, Jan
uary 20.-Fall OATS are about all killedi
not enough moisture 20 bcneht wheat.
Humble, Harris County, Texas, January
20. Farmers are now busy preparing their
land tor the next crop.
San Augustine, San Augustine County
Texas, January 2S-Therc is much com
plant OF dry weather,
Crawford, McLcnnun County Texas, jan.
nary 2O.-Llght drizzlins rain which is very
beneficial.
Yorktown, pe witt County, Texas, jan
uory 20. Farmers are jubilan'; stock DO
Ing wen.
Alvin. Brazoria County, Texas. January
-. The rnin was needed for the gardens
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Our hearts are ever touched by the in-
trinity of our felowmcn, but probably
the blind come in for the largest share OF
our sympathy However many Of our
blind brethren astonish us by their achieve
merits. accomplishing what would be won
derful in man possessed of his five
senses.
Possibly the most astonishing Of all blind
men Is the French sculptor, Vidal, who Is
stone blind, but models wonderful statues
Of animals How can he do this without
seeing Simply by touch He lives sur
rounded by animals Of on kinds, and s
ever patting and curCssiug them, WAen
he wants to model horse he begins .y
studying the legs He stoOps down by
the animal. talking 70 Il ana patIias 70
constantly. and says. Gone ! must IS
anime your legs DON'T Won move. Now
I must examine your chest. Come, uy
friend, be quiet, or / shal fan 10 catch
yCUr likeness
When he wanted to study a wild animal
the task was more difficult. Vidal first
studied the works Of other sculp crs, the
skeletons Of the animal even stuffed epe
linens one day when he had decided
that he wanted to model % lion Dc felt lhat
he must study a living model lie did not
hesitate 10 mcet the danger, hut entered
n lions cage. ACCOMPANIED bg tho trainer.
lie felt him caressed MIN, gtudir1 him lt
tentlvrly and for long time. gnd when
he came away he modelled his Lion Rom.
ing. one OF MS mdHtfINltfHr. seen lh nus
studio AZ work IL could hardly hc believed
that the sculptor was blind were IL not ihal
at times he goes over his work by feeling
Il with those ten sensitive fingers th1t
take the place OF his eyes.
Ina many Instances blindness could have
been avoided had tho defect been cared fgr
In time lf yon arc suffering from de-.
fective vision you cannot do better than
consult pr. Seymour. who + located NJ
1Ol3 Texas avenue. ia the Moore Burnett
block Ills mquestionable skin aud re-.
markable personality has won him 2 hosl
Of friends among Houhtons best citizens.
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TEXAS MARRIAGES.

joseph Tiller and Miss julia Adams at
Hspford c. Baker and Miss sallle G vii
Hams. at Cleburne.
q & Wilson and Miss Emma L. Southers,
\ Ooley and Miss sallie Claybrook.
az Taylor; the groom Is n cavalry onicer
ststioned nj II Paso while the home Of the
bridr Is AT Hot Springs, Va.
Mr. Floyd Q. woodward ana MISS MAY
EirFham at Clehurne.
III Roone stephens and Miss 0rlena
simmons. az liberty.
NJ Fritz Nuennlnk and Miss Annie
echueblp. AZ Hondo.
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A DAY IN THE CITY.


4 FOUND DEAD IN RED Laura Tinslev.
F. ~ - Ia va
4 aes'p employed as servant ny MI. anu
Ars E. L. Dennis az Faupin and Calhoun.
fas found dead IN Nod YESTERDAY, r,orrin,
IL u'"u "a ''u 'uete'""N mn mn p
49,, sss aoo1t % years OF age ana was I'D
49, .t. i neattn Whtl she rttlred IGesnaS
- ~. Sust'ce Matthews was notified, ana
u Nv. neWlhg the remains gave certificate
II uea'n from natural causes.
POLITICAL CLUB oRGANIzED.-Tbe
fsgou City Political club OF the Second
.faTd was organized last night with the
tloEng officers President. Gus Temp
III vice president. ]. NJ Goss: eecretary.
H. =. buckley; treasurer, Charles Hughes.
a,Hsi~o 'nen'bers signed the roll. 10 was
$slosd 10 erect speakers stand. where
q loaateS will he invited TO address the
N.Y. lne club will meet hereafter every
ts.aay ana Saturday nights at 2Olg Con-
.s avenue. working committee has
~ ~ sppolnted to increase the member.
~
81 LIGHT GUARD MEDAL CONTEST. -
l houaon Light Guard held their regu.
|Ehby msds,s , 10y "a. las' nlsnt lor 1ne
nrs, the Other -. t t iol Seng I5 49, ~,
q the company. Both contests We're
&lspi SPIRITED The medal for general eS-
10 Wiilet Aisw pou oeen previously heia y
todsr, while The medal for mn No oS d,i1lSi
~ vas won for tie second consecutive
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mulUform troublesl and afterreceiving treat
meut from many doctors for the same, l
was induced 60 try Koaol Dyspepsia Cure,
buying my first bottle In March 1900.
Since that time I have used nearly two
dozen bottles "a proof OF my faith in its
virtue,
have not had one pain since com
mencing its use. Sometimes | can 80 two
OF three days without using 1t and l con-
slider myself in fair way toward perma-
uent recovery. Fratcrnally yours, j. 1yison,
Homecoming, Md.
Gentlemon:--A few months ago gave up
hope otliyiug aud was Ia such agony from
chronic indigestion that / prayed | might
OF Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and decided TO try
II. | had taken but one teaspoonful OF 1t
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Et gives The stomach perfect rest.

when the pain in my stomach ceased. THAT
day | enjoyed good meal for the first time
I'm many months.
After taking three bottles OF Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure / am as well as ever. 1t saved
my life aud i cannot recommend Il too
N. II.
Gentlemen;-I have been troubled with
indigestion for ten years and have tried
many things and spent much money till /
tried Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. have taken
two bottles and have obtained more relief
from them than from all the other medl.
clues | ever used l am now feeling
better than have been in FIVE years and
feel more like a boy than ] have felt IN
twenty years. Respectfully, Anderson
Riggs. Sunny Lane Tex.
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,,,, services at the Liberty
ns o.rtlst church were brought to
lrsa0e Sreulng. These services have
y ~ .,,,ned for more than three weeks
n eO IA Mrs Brown have been with
b NJ, u, since the drst service aiding
F'a vu n the grand work which has
f''s'll '.s,,,n,ished by their sweet singing
~ &C., Efforts. At the closing ser.
n ' o., evening the pastor, Rev. r. d.
H.. r. rave an excellent talk on the plan
. sr,tlon and at the close Of the service
l,,,.d four candidates. 49,. .-s,,,.,,
W. ~ ~. 20 .he people Of this city ~
I. 1 excellent seryye rSnde,sd ,d by ITEM o a.
)sl IS .! sne r!,il rem,ain in this city as
p ns I,s ~ friends until the return Of
F.5s3s SID Williams s,,o %hq 70 eT TpfSt5 f rs
~ a. and begin a grand revival service
~ Auditorium.
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Dear Slrs-I have suffered a great deal
from nervous dyspepsia for the last twelve
months. l tried two doctors who said
they could not cure me. but your agent
came along and I bought some Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure to sell, and decided TO Try 70
myself and l found moro relief from that
than anything l have taken. ! cat any
thing l want to and improve every day
and 1t has given my customers perfect sat
istacton.
can heartily recommend It to all that
are suffering from indigestion or dyspepsia
to be the best remedy on the market Yours
truly, j. w. Smith Preston N. c,
Gentemen.-For tho sake Of suffering
dyspeptics ! render this testimonial.
After suffering thirteen years from iudiges-
tion tneuragia OF the stomach and all Its
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Texans in New York.

New York, January % The following
Texans are registered Ia New York;
Honst0n--T W Ford. Marlborough; W
j. Garrett ard wife, Navarro.
Auxtln--L 81 Leon, Marlborough
Cnrsicann--M Miss A. Arlett. Coionnade
IA Paso- T. u Springer, Victoria.
HYATT W. N. Rice, Grand Union,
Fort Nurth--E u Lowe. Ncrmandie' u.
steer broadway Central
Texas " l.. Juncs, Normandie,