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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-05
Texans In New York.
Special to The Post

NoPtNIuI 70 I nc I N9t'I
New York, January 4.--The following Tex
ans are registered III New York;
pallas.--M shultz. II, Preston, Murray
Hill.
Fort worth.-s. B. French, Fifth Avenue
San Antonie.--Dr. r. Fl. Spencer and son,
Belyidare
Galyeston-,J. Moore Marlborough
Texas--c, L, Maeomber, Cadillac.
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CATARRH R0BS WOMEN OF HEAL TN AND BEAUTY.
Pe-ru-na Makes Women Healthy
and Beautiful.
Women All Over the United
States Praise Pe.ru.na for
Diseases Peculiar to Their
Cav


Miss Mary Meehan, "a Concord street.
Lawrence, Mass. writes:
'Tt gives me great pleasure to tell you
that today am a new woman, YVES
troubled with catarrh for tyvsuvy yssrs.
and tried many kinds OF medicine bat
found no relief. Finally tried Pernna.
and after taking one bottle felt better,
and six bottles cured me entirely. Hence
forth shall never be without hottie Of
Peruna." MISS MARY MEEH AN.
Mrs, d. T. Gaddis. Marion, n. c.. writes;
Before commenced to take Peruna
I could not do any hard work without sur
fering great pain. ] took Peruna and
Manalin. and can say with pleasure that
It has done more for me thnh any other.
medicine have ever taken. Now am
well as ever; do all my own work
and 1t never hurts me at all. thinH
Peruna is a great medicine for woman
kind" MRS. e. i. GIDDIS.
DISGUISED Catarrh.
There are great many people who are
actually invnlids from chronic cata;rh Of
some internal organ who have not the
slightest suspicion that they are victims
Of this universal disease.
This is especially true in cases OF chronic
catarrh of the organs In the lower part
Of the abdomen or pelvic organs, These
organs are especially liable TO catarrn,
which gives rise to weakening discharges
painful Irregularities, backache. bearing
down pains, smartins and throbblng, with
a host OF other symptoms peculiar TO weak
persons of both sexes, but occurring much
more frequently in women, when It is call.
ed female weakness.
There are a multitude of women, es-
peclally housewives, and all other women
obliged to- be on their feet continually
who are wretched beyond description, SIM
ply because their strength and vitality is
Slapped away by catarrhal discharges.
Koruna is such specific for such cases
that when patients have once used Ii they
can never be induced to quit II until they
are permanently cured. 1t begins to re-
leve the disagreeable symptoms at once.
The backsche ceases, the trembling knees
are strengthened, the appeupe restored, d.
gestlon made perfect, the dull headache Is
gradually cured. These results certainly
follow course of treatment with Perunl.
Miss Louise Mahon, 8 Glen Bake street.
IoI onto, Ont, Canada, Secretary OF the
Kings Daughters and Secretary of Lady
Maccabees, writes
About year ago I was so run down
that had to take to my bed 4 friend
weeks was out Of bed and in month I
v as perfectly wen. | now find that my
health much more robust than formerly
SO that | rake Peruna once or twice a
MISS LOUISE NATION.
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cannlnn Eactorv for nnnton.

Denton, Texas, January An. Mecollum
tsss up the mattsr az putting a eannins
factory In this city, He expects 10 interest
local capital IN the sntarpitss ~ well a.
his ewn,
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Cured and Remained Cured for
Fifteen Years.
United States Senator Reaeans Son
Healed.

United States Senator heaean's son
healed.
To Whom II May Concern.
Palestine, Texas, January II, lSST.--Thil
Is to certify that was, for four months
last win en- IN an Almost hopeless coLdI-
lion caused from rh9umutIsm ~ both my
hgs, anu what little wulklpg ! lid was
painful and slow, both legs oeing SO drawn
hom the effect of disease that ! could
vol su4ighten them. With three or four
tea menus by Or flaming the pain left
ne, uud [ qm now as wei as ever ! Was
and walk as Wei a. ever did.
JOHN h. REAGAN.
air john T. Reagan was seen a few days
he not only coirobolates il, but decla es
Cat he has not Suffered from single
rheumatic pain since DR.. Tanning cured
aim over llteen years ago,
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San Antonio's Largest Merchant.

70 Whom 1t May concern,
san ARtonio, Texas, June IA 1891: we
this. nf, Frank Fahning, has been known
citizen and a perfect gentleman. We a.
not hesitate In saying he has always en-
ioye6 the confidence or our cilizerA . dopfs
truly. 4 WohseoNs
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cases In all, all OF which are now con
vaiesnent. DR.. Lawson, who has. charge,
Of the cases, says he apprehends no fur
Their spread. Of the disease Files is fifteen
miles northeast OF here
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Whose Reputation for Performing
Marvellous Cures, Without Medi-
cine, is World Wide
Greets His Patients and Friends i'm Houston
and Texas Many of Whom Have Pros
poets OF Happy New Year. Only Made
Possible by His Marvellous Power.

The following testimonials and endorsements
from patients and prominent people of Texas attest
the genuineness OF his curative powers as healer
and his standing socially:
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Snallnox in Hill County

Smallpox in Hill County.
Hillsboro Texas. January S,--Judge Hill
went TO Files yesterday to Inspect the con-
difion of the smallpox He reports twelve
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Cotton Exchanae Meetinu.

Galveston, Texas, January 4.-There Will
be meeting of the cotton exchange next
Monday for the purpose of electing direc-
+ors for the ensuing year. For president
be the exchange the friends OF Colonel joan
d. Rogers are urging his election. The
bresident now Is Julius Runge, and b 5
|fama VIII also be submitted for re-elsctiOA
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rites 5 Hoyt stree Br1oNy n Y.
1.-TWO health entirely social
responsibilities felt going very
Peruna other of family
thought before putting myself
physician, glad did the
bottles strength and vitality
a mo keeps excellent health" MRS. IDA PROCTOR
do uotde
W.
to ia
rec Pe-ru-na Almanac Every DRUGGIST has them.
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Next Convention Wanted.

Gaiycston, Texas, January 4.-Presldent
Laid Of the chamber of commerce has
Appointed the following committee to look
hitter the matter of obtaining the xt
democratie copven ion for Galveston Clar.
bncA Ousley, John D. Rogers, W. L.
oody, Jr.- Aft Smith and ]. S. Waters,
he committee win meet at the chamber
pf eommerce next Monday night
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Mortuary Report.

Galveston. Texas, January 4.--The fol-
owing burial permits were Issued by the
aty health physician for the week ending
Friday, January 8, 1902:
December 27-Joseph peine. aged rs, gas
+rI is, atrophic; Daniel Simmons, aged 315,
.tolored, meningitis.
Dscember 2S-Charles Jones, aged IA
months, colored, laryngeal diphtheria.
Deco unber 30--Sela Long, aged q months,
grippe.
January Mrs. Charles Schott, aged A.
d grippe, with pneumonia.
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Ludaa AIlen,s ReaIanation.
constook to Remain.

~sIvestpn. Texas, January A reply
has received today from the war depart
|nerat regarding the request that had been
Forwarded to Washington to rescind the
brdsr sending the government dredge Com.
ktcck to Pensacola. 1t stated that while 1t
VAS Regretted that the work at Pensacola
'nust be delayed, necessary work at Gal
Restpn must have first attention before the
bredre was sent elsewhere This meana
Thar the Comstock will remain at Galveston
|lntii February 1 at least and longer If
feeuaed necessary.
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Dr. Tanning Is now located at 1910 Preston Ayes
nue., Houston, Texas. Consultation free, either ln
person or by letter.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1902-05-29
Don't Start Wrong.

Don't start the summer with ling
ering cough or cold. We all know what
summer cold' is. It's the hardest
kind to cure. Often it "hangs on"
through the entire season. Take it in
hand right now. A few doses Of One
Minute Cough Cure will set you right.
Sure cure for coughs, colds, Group, grip,
bronchitis, all throat and lung troubles.
Absolutely safe. Acts at once. Chill
sdren like it. "One Minute Cough Cure
is the best cough medicine ever used"
says j. Fl. Bowles, Groveton, N. H. 81
never found anything else that acted SO
safely and quickly" A. G. Thornton.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1902-05-29
BLOOD PURIFIER.

AS Proof--that Smiths Sure Kidney
Cure" is the greatest Blood Purifier Of
the age, we invite any and all who, by
reason ofimpure blood, have unsightly
pimples or blotches on the face or erup-
tons on any part Of the body, to try one
bottle of the above great remedy and
witness the disappearance OF the IN.
slightly, blotches and the return OF beau.
ty to the skin. The crude material that
forms the base OF this great preparation
is used by the natives of far India fol
the healing of all blood impurities, and
this blood-purifying property is what
makes it the greatest of all Kidney re.
needles. Price so cents and S1.O0 Fol
sale by A. l.. D. Rhodes, Peiahatchie.
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Dangerous if Neglected.

Burns, cuts and other wounds often
fail to heal properly if neglected and be-
come troublesome sores. DeWitts
Witch Hazel Salve prevents such conse-
quences Even where delay has ag-
gravated the injury DeWitt's Witch Ha-
eel Salve effects cure. II had a run
ming sore on my leg thirty years." says
III. G. Hartly Yankeetown, Ind. AFTER,
using many remedies, / tried DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve. A few boxes healed
the sore.n Cures all skin diseases. Piles
yield to it at once. Beware of counter
feits. A. g. Thornton.
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he published his notes on Virginia, a
work which attracted attention in
Europe as well as in America; dis
PEELED many misconception respecting
this country and gave its author a
place among men distinguished for
science. In 1885, he was appointed
minister plenipotentiary to France.
No court in Europe at that time had
in Paris representative commanding
or enjoying higher regard for political
knowledge nor for general attain
ments than the minister of this then
infant republic. Immediately on his
return to his native country at the
organization of the government un-
der the now constitution his talents
experience recommended him to Presi-
dent Washington for the first Office in
his gift. He was placed at the head
of the department of state. A thor
ough knowledge of the laws and us
ages Of nations, perfect acquaintance
with the immediate subject before
him, great felicity, and still greater
facility in waiting, show themselves
in what ever effort his official sta
tion called on him to make. On the
retirement of President Washington,
1897, and the election of Mr.. Adams, to
that Office, Mr.. Jefferson was chosen
vice president. While presiding in that
capacity over the deliberations of the
senate he compiled and published a
manuaf u sH parliamentary practice of
great merit. It is now received as I'M
general standard by which proceedings
are regulated, not only in both houses
of congress but most of the other leg
islative bodies Of the country.
Long live our cherished Jeffersonian
democracy.
w. III. SLAUGHTER.
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THOMAS JEFFERSON.

Fannin, Miss, May 24.-To the
Editor: Will you please publish the
following about Thomas jefferson, at
yo statesmen will be around before
long:
Thomas jefferson was born in AL.
permarle county, Va, April 2, 1743.
His youthful studies were pursued in
the neighborhood Of his fathers resi-
dence until he was removed to Viii.
liam and Mary college, the highest
honors of which he received in due
time; having left the college with
reputation he applied himself to tbs
study of law under the tuition Of
George Wythe, one of the highes'
judicial names of which the state car
boast. At an early age he was cleo.
ted to the legislature, in which ht
had no sooner appeared than he dis
tinguished himself by knowledge, cap
acity and promptitude.
In 1774, he published o summary
view of the rights OF British America,
q valuable production; among those
intended to show the dangers which
threatened the liberties of the coun.
try. In June, 1775, he was elected .
member of the Continental congress,
III the same session he drew the draft
or had the high honor Of writing tht
Declaration of Independence, which
purchased the liberties of all Ameri
cans. It was now to be presented
to the, world. Jefferson had the higl
honor Of being the selected advocatt
Of this cause TO say he performed
his great work Sell would be doing
him injustice, to say he did excel
emily we'll would be inadequate praise
Mr.. Jefferson having been occu'
pied iii the years IT'S and ITO IN th(
important service oS revising the 1adl
of Virginia, was elected governor q
that state as succeasor 70 Patrick Henry
and held tl,e aitpation when - t!.ts
~ involved Bfiti1h ~ 17s|
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Female Weakness Cured

| was troubled with severe female
weakness for over six months. / was
treated by elk very prominent physh
clans without any marked benefit. NJ
last doctor was skilled specialist, anE
he told me the only hope lay in ais
operation. / heard of Smiths Sure
Kidney Cure and after using 1t for ono
month I find myself cured, and event
the doctor who last treated me now pro-
nounces me we'll.
Mrs. J. r. FAVER, Atlanta, Ga.
Price 30 cents and $100. For sale by
A. L. Rhodes, Pelahatchie.
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job lie finds fault with the prosperity of

job he finds fault with the prosperity of
the country.
"A man who says he would not tell a
lie to save his own life would make a
good aucticnccr..
There are lots of kids running loose
around this town that are like some
mems promisory notes. They need
settling.
/ n woman never gets too pious and
peaceful to strike a bargin every time
she gets chance.
1t is an easy matter to convert man
to a theory that he understands will
benefit him financially.
A great many people never begin to
trust in the Lord until they have lost
their last almighty dollar"
There ere men in this town too stinsy
to give anything but advice and very
Istale quality at that
Il
D Men sometimes get much worried Aver
tie wssallare Of tbe-colat y y, owing to the
fact that they don't hold office.
The fellow who said woman make all
the trouble in life, ought to have re-
membered the fact that it is woman that
makes life worth all the trouble.
Don't marry big hearted man. He
has capacity for loving too many wo-
men at the came time
New hats are responsible in a great
measure for large congregations.
If the office had no salary attached to
it it would be compelled TO seek the
man.
Marriages are like other troubles. Peo-
pie have good time while getting into
it.
There are some stock companies who
ought to be compelled to travel in stock
cars.
A good wife is one who loves her
husband and her country, but don't want
to run:either.
A case OF genuine misery is experienced
by girl who purchases new hat on
Saturday and then have it rain all day
on Sunday.
1t is evident that some old bachelors
think it greater pleasure to die for
some women than it is to live with
them.
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SUMMER NORMAL.

Mt. Olive, Miss, May 26, 1902. -
Brandon News, Brandon, Miss. Dear
Sir: Enclosed find clipping from
the Mt. Olive Tribune in regard to the
normal to be held here beginning July
s.
We desire very large attendance
and want to give it as much publicity
as possible to secure this end. If you
can, please copy this enclosed editorial
in your next issue. Your county II
nearer this normal than any other and
it will be more convenient for the
teachers to attend.
Thanking you in advance, am,
Yours truly,
T. A. EVANS, Local Director.
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6 MA,.s
This signature is on every box of the genuine
Laxative brOm0-Q uinine Tablets
the remedy that cures cold ia one day
FOE SALE.

My house and lot in Brandon. House
has six rooms on first floor and three in
basement. Two stairways and large
open gallery. Lot contains large garden
two acres fine bermuda and clover pas
ture with water for stock, two small
patches for corn or potatoes. Good lot
and barn with four stalls Will sci
cheap for cash or half cash and Ebalance
on time. Address,
w. A. Loflin, Jackson, Miss.
Raincs House.
or Dr.J. T. B. Berry, Brandon, Miss
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

Whereas, letters testamentary of the last
Wilt aud testament of Thos. ID. Harris, de-
vacation, on the 9th day of May, 1902, by The
Chancery Court of Rankin County Mississippi:
Now all persons having claims against the
estate of said decedent are hereby required to
exhibit the same within the time limited by
law, or the same will be barred.
May Is, 1902.
w Is. COLLIER AND
j. II. ENOCHS,
e keel tors.
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has won for him
3 ghout the length and
.,yile land. It is ranked as
- the greatest efforts delivered on
chat subject. Senator McLaurin did
not attack the army. but contented
himself with logical and forcibly
argument against the damnable police
that makes brutality and barbarism
necessary in the Philippine Island.
No greater or truer democrat than
Anselem j. McLaurin could be chosen
as Democracy's candidate for theVice-
presidency in 1904. II. x l..
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1902-05-29

.What's in a name?" The wor(S
"bitters" does not always indicate somd
thing harsh and disagreeable. PRcKL-
ASH BITTERs is proof of this. 1t clean
ses, strengthens and regulates the sys-
tenn thoroughly, yet it is SO pleasant the
most delicate stomach will not object to
it. A. 6. Thornton.
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q bUpICu6 uce0'
ed that most of
S for exhibition
low he knows it.
ion.
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%, 1902. Asheville, n. {

For the above occasions the Queen &
Crescent Route will sell round trip
tickets from points east of the Missis-
sippi River on June I3 & 14th; and from
points west of the Mississippi River on
June 18th & 18th, with final limit June
18th, 1902. This offers to the pubic an
excellent opportunity to visit Asheville
at low cost.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1902-05-29

Ugnly cOuVeTSaHI Will
and knows how to pre-
knatics. There is no doubt
Re is not only one of the
thematicians but also one of
Yteachers in the state.
Five schools in Moss Point are
II the supervision of Mr.. Ander-
He is one of the most success
teachers in Mississippi and will,
= feel sure, give eminent satisfaction.
Miss Torrey is also we'll equipped
for her work, being graduate of the
leading girls school Of the south
the Industrial Institute and College of
Mississippi. Her ability is confirmed
by the position she holds in one of
the oldest and most cultured towns in
Mississippi.
The city of Vickbsurg, too, sends
Miss Borchert as her representative
and we feel sure. fourth grade work
and Physiology will be ably presen-
ted.
The work of Miss Mcintosh is
very good. She taught primary
work in the normals for several sum-
mers and is an able instructor. She
held position in Hi1lman college
and from there went to Fayette, where
she has taught for three years. At
all places she gives entire satisfaction.
The writer has known her for several
years and can recommend her most
highly to the students of this normal.
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Let's make decoration day success.
All should pull together to that end.

Governor jeff Davis, of Arkansas,
has excited the Indignation of the neg
gro philists of Massachusetts, by putting
their professiop2uts supreme test.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1902-05-29
APHORISMS.
A rivil war is a very uncisil affair.

A civil war is a very uncivil affair
Never drink water after bringing
whiskey.
All Theological argument is moi
logical.
Fast men are generally very slow in
paying debts.
Silence is mighty good substitute
for wisdom.
Some men who are very short are
very tall liars.
In the worship Of gold there are nc
hypocrites.
IdIeness in youth is productive Of
poverty in old age.
There are many religious people who
are not Christians.
Many case OF i'll health is in reality
case Of lost energy.
Don't judge a man the way he
tasiks. He may be a liar.
There lie no place like the. average
home-for grumbling.
A good name is worth more than a
pretty face.
What is the use OF men worrying over
the fear of dying in poverty? 1t is liv-
ing in poverty that botheis US most.
Some engagements end happily and
some in marriage.
Every mans value is fixed by his own
conduct
Wealth without brains is some times
fatal calamity.
Some mems cash is mighter than their
word.
Charity covers many sins, but the
plug hat covers more fools.
It takes level head to withstand the
shock ofsudden prosperity.
Old maids teeth are like verbs, reg
ular, irregular and detective.
Cobwebs are unknown in the stores
that advertise in this paper.
The landsomest wife does not always
make the happiest home.
II you want to live happy keep, out of
debt and out of Jail.
Some men spoil great deal of wind
blowing about themselves.
The outcome of many a marriage de-
ponds on the income.
A large mouth is not so bad if the
tongue don't get lost in it.
The worst thing about the credit sys
tenn is that the bills become due.
The ambitious young man who IS not
ashamed to confess his ignorance will
reach the pinnacle of wisdom some day.
We have some very good town or
dinances, but very bad way of apply
ing them.
The man Who strives to make the
best OF everything is the one who gets
the best price for his wares.
Il
The match making industry will never
cease while fond mamas have word to
say in the matter.
Some men do small favor just for an
excuse to come around next day and
aek for q big one.
A drunkard not only Injuries himself,
but his family and the community IN
which he resides.
AS long as vile keeps her husbands
socke Jarned marriage is not wholly q
failure.
All men do not practice what they
preach, and it is good thing some OF
our neigl.hors don't.
This world is 4 heeting show and
precious few Of rs are willing to 90 out
Ibetween actr.
Yon can't Judge 4 man BY bis clothes,
but You can very nearly Judge him ~
his wife's
d There are So many more mean men
Khan good ones that Tie latter are AZ
ways under suspicion.
When | nsn i to0 lazy y " II Up I
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PARALYZED.

lied, not only by
eruption, but to
ccured after the
bn took place.
|ople of St. Pierre
molished walls OF
gspapers have been
enter of the city,
aining accounts
reports made by
sous day; and there
pdies of girls, their
mot even singed.
roman were found
I'd not been scorch-
O. $500 20
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1902-05-29

Mt. Olive is to have normal.
beginning on July 9Th.
This is 2 long step toward the
cause of education. Aside from the
advantages derived directly from the
presence of the instructors and
teachers the indirect advantages are
great. We show to the rest of the
state just how we stand. Our tizens
contributed literally to have it estab-
lished here and besides this they
showed the state superintendent that
they wish to have it and will try to
make it successful III every respect.
The instructors are j. 7. Calhoun,
director and teacher of English; 7.
A. Evans, local director and teacher
of Unied States History and Physi-
ology; G. B. Anderson, Moss Point,
Psychology and Geography; j. M.
Sharp, Clinton, Mathematics. Mr..
Sharp is personally known to the
writer and is eminently successful.