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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-20
Notes and Personals.


y, W Evans claim agent ~ the Santa
70 route, was In Houston Yesterday
n. NJ. MAYO chief of the literary hu
rcau NJ the Southern Pacific, WAS In New
Orleans yesterday.
T Anderson. assistant general pas
Scugcr agent NJ the Sunset lines Is in
New orleans on business
Tho International ana Great Northern nav
car. after having paid of all the employees
" tina road. lot Yesterday
A. Storkdick, land agent Of tho Missouri.
Kansas and Texas. located AZ KATY. Texas,
was in the city Yesterday on business
4 Noel, assistant general freight accn,
OF the Missouri, Kansas and Texas, with
Headquarters at Houston was In Galveston
Yesterday.
g. II. Turner. general freight agent NJ
the international and Great Northern rail.
road, Was In the city fcw hours vostcr.
day morning.
p. W. Chccsman, commercial agent sor
the Houston East and West Texas railroad
ne Shreveport La. WAS IN the city yes
terday on business.
r, II. Goodwin general freight agent
N the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fc came
ia from Galveston Yesterday, and spent
few hours In this city.
u. j. Price, general passenger agent Of
the international aud Great Northern.
passed through Houston yesterday morn,
Ing en- route 10 Galveston from North
Texas.
W. $. Hunt, the new chief clerk to As.
slstant General Freight Agent Noel Of
the Katy, arrived In Houston Yesterday
and at once entered upon the discharge Of
his duties
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COMPLAINT AGAINST KATY.
People Of Trinity County Not Satisfied
with the Service,

People Of Trinity County Not Satisfied
with tho Service.
Austin, TcSHs, December 49, Il is or
dared that notice he and tho same is here
by given to the Missouri Knnsns and Texas
Railway company Of Texas and To- an other
persons interested, that the railroad com
mission of Texas viii. on Thursday, Jan
unry n. 1905 at its office In Austin, TcNas,
take up and consider the matter of com.
plalut this day tcd with said commits
sion by iL IT, Ruhh, county attorney ~
Trinity county Texas respecting the pass
henger and freight service and other nc
commodntions afforded Ivy the Missouri
Kansas and Texas Railway company of
Texas ON TIA Truity md Sabine branch.
the character of the matters complained "
heuc fully set forth Ia snid complaint, a
copy Of which Is hereto attached aud made
part Of thia notice,
The commission Will, 81 a result ~ said
hearing and u case the facts proven there
~ may justify, issue Fuch IN order, touch
Ing all points set forth I'm said complaint.
se To It may ae"m Just md proper.
The complaint NJ " w. cobb roferred TO
IN the above notice Is, In substance, rs
+. That tho passenger acr,ico on the road
named is very unsntsfactorv and unjust
10 the people who i've along tho limo ~ that
road, with lengthy specifications.
1hNt tho connections Mt lrirdty NJ tho
Missouri Kansas and Texas railroad and
international aud Great Northern railway
"a not Ms per published schedule resulting
In great Inconvenience to the travelling
public
r Connections and schedule Of the freight
trains are Fuhiect 70 tho same objections,
aud made mattcrs 81 similar complaint
( The depot NJ Groycton Is too small
md entirely inadequate to accommodate
passengers who are forced to wait
= Tho rond maintains no depot al Glen
dale. station ~ 800 population on the
line.
e The rond charges tho regular rates
FOR passenger fare and ON freight notwith
standing FIRST class service for neither "a
maintained.
This is only tho view NJ the complainant,
md while tho road has not hccn heard
from, ut the hearing ~ the commission
Uycd tor January ~. 1908, the alleged DE
liuuucucos Of the rond win no explained
aud it's phase of tho situation presented,
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|. and G. N. Rusiness &c.

Mr.. T G, Radoy. division superintendent
~ the International and Great Northern
railroad with headquarters at Palestine
was In tho city yesterday on business.
"Our business NJ Houston" +aid Nh Rndcy
10 rost reporter Yesterday, has In
creased at wonderful gait within tho past
years. and the International aud GrcRt
Northern officials arc moro than pleased
With the results which have been attained
our lines I'm this city are In touch with
cycry large shipper, and the business we
do Is very satisfactory indeed As an OK
ample Of tho rapid increase IN tho Tnterna
tlonal aud Great Northern business at thi.
point | may state TO you that less thar
hve years ago three switch engines vert
fully ample 10 handle the freight ut Hous
ton, while now ten are used and they they
have plenty to do" Mr.. Radcy returned /,
Palestine last night.
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cerbett the choIce oyer Meeovorn.

New York December l7,-hwue it has
been believed generally that Terry Mccoy.
ern would be favorite in the betting when
he meets "Young Corbettn for the feather
weight championship OF the world i'm De-
trolt on January - it now looks as though
"Corbett" would enjoy that distinction. me
fact that an the big bettors, such as Cd
die Burke, Honest John Kelly, George
Nakely and Sol Lichtenstein, intend back
Ing "Corhett' is taken ms an indication that
the Denver boy VIII be- about 100 To 30 faV'
oritc George CouSidinc and sam Harris
manager OF McGuYern, have already made
e bet or $500 az even money. CouSldin.
says be has similar amount to WAGER on
"t0thett al eNeus He Is satisfied M ~
even money. as he saws that when mo bie
men start betting "Corbett' will surely II,
made favoritc Kelly, before leaving 10,
Hot Springs, said he would bet 5000 on
"Corbett' at even money, aud Burke mi
Hard' Johnny Considine Wakely and Lieh
lensiein say they will bet from $500 Ia
$1,000 the same way
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MetoaIf Running the Road Himself.

Eagle Pass, Texas, December ~. Presi
dent Metcalf Of the Mexican international
railroad by circular OF this date, has uoti
ned tho heads Of the departments N the
road that from the list Of January they
must report direct 10 him.
There is no official sign II the appoint
mcnt Of a successor 10 Mr.. l.. NJ. Johnson
whose resignation as general manager eN
pircs on the llst instant hut It Is reported
that Kentucky gentleman, an e6peflence9
railroadcr who has lust been down the road
with the president. viii be appointed 10 q
now office ond bc dcdgnatcd assistant ia
the urpsidcut
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The Orient Road

Harry c. Archer, commercial agent of
the Kansas City Southern railroad I'm This
city who hats lust returned from a trIp
through Mexico, reports That the Knnsa.
city, Mexico aud Orient railroad Inns e.
tahllshed general offices at chihuahua. r..
A. Meyers has been appointed auditor and
John Armstrong CHER engineer ~ II,e roaJ
while A. r. Nathan VIII have charge Of M
mining operations. The road has been com.
pleted dlstanoe OF thirty Kilometres from
Nh'huahua' ana further operations will he.
rails which was expected 10 be on hand er
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.ReoLusE FoR THlRTY YEARs.


Man Who Bet ON Horace Greeley and
Lost Carried Out Terms OF Bet.
New York, December 10 owen Nc.
carton, a rich rccusc OF oceanic n. d.,
40 years old, Is dead Although he had
spent forty years at Oceanic. he was
sca'eeiy known to any one except the mem.
beers OF his own family.
For thirty years he had not crossed the
threshold Of his dwelling between sunrise
ana sunset because ot an election bet Dur-
Ing the presidential campaign OF 1872 he.
tween Grant and Greeley, McCarton was
one OF the latter's most enthusiastic sup
porters He mnde bet with a friend that
II Grant was elected he would not leave MS
house except during the night as long us
McCarton lived up 70 his wager. About
i've years ago his house caught fire and
for time 1t looked as II he would have
to break. his agreement, hut the flames
were extingulshed before they had gained
sufficient Roadway to compel him to leave
the premises
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Cle5urne Notes

cleburne. Texas. December 1s The nal-
las, Cleburne and Southwestern railways
schedule Is set for double daily train
service ia connection with trains Nos Is
aud 16. effective Saturday. December 20
The following KATY officials are here TO-
day: w r. Lindsay, travelling passenger
agent, Dallas: j II. Craig. commercial
agcnt, Fort Worth: T. p York Of the III.
dnstrai department, ST. Louis; j Lisk,
travelling auditor
Mr. Stokes, from Kingston, Hunt county,
Is to he agent at Kcene.
J. +. Cox, resident agent from Alvarado.
Clchurne IL hllcd with hundreds OF Christ
mas sboppcrs
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San Francisco Cal, December ia.-At
Ingleside interest conferred chiefly IN the
hfth race. Iridis being heavily played for
place, Gold Bell also received support
Weather clear; track slow.
seven furlouas, selling -Tulare, Hunga
Iutunty, course, selling Nuresca, Glen
donniuG Botnuy. Time 1:14.
Seven furlongs, purse-Iehtar ASSESS.
m@nt Parsiio Time 1915.
Mile and a half |ecplcch0se haudicap-
lnAe OF York II, Crest Ounthus. Time
Three-0uarters Of milo. 2.veor- Odds
Golden Bel, iridls, Cold Van. Time liz.
., Mile sclling-Bll Masslp The BunIoou
Rio shannon. Tine 49,.
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ME-. Iohnson,a NV Berth

Eagle Pass, Texas December 10. Mr.. L.
NJ Johnson, who win vacate the general
managcrship Of the Mexican international
railroad on the 3lst Instant, has been ap
pointed to an important position with tho
whose large plant Is at Aguas Calicntes,
1t Is understood that Mr., Johnson Will
assume the general management Vt the
business In Mexico. The company Is a
strong one The Guggcnheims. who own
the big National smcltcr n Monterey, and
have recently added largely TO their min.
ing properties, are the principal proprc
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Nd RocN IsLANp.s RoWrE.

Some Slight Changes Have Been Made
in Navarro County.
Corslcana. Texas. December n Tho
railroad committee hero Is IN receipt Of q
now map from the Rock Island people
showing some slight changes In the route
through Navarro county. A. Rire, ten
miles north of here on the Central, thr
rnilroad company has consented to make
some slight changes IN Difference 70 the
nroplc there Tho right or way from that
point 10 the Ellis county line VIII now he
definitely settled I'm few days
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eEoReIA SCHOOL oF TEcHNoloel
Entrance Examination in Atlanta. De.
cember 20, 1902

For the lowest class requirements VIII
be as follows; Algebra through fractional
equations. Geometry Book l. English
Grammar
That the school has enrolled this vessIon
4T0 students and that Its thorough work
Is receiving the highest praise. are proofs
OF its extensive equipment i'm an depnrt.
nents, the excellence Of It's dormitory sys-
its thorough courses IN Mechanical Flee.
trical, Civil Textile and Chemical engineer.
Ing The course In Cotton Textiles is the
most. extensive offered in Ameicu Stu.
dents may enter at any time.
Address Lyman Hall, president Atlauta
Ga. for catalogue and particulars.
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Amending conmodlty Tadff No. "a.

Austin, Texas, December is.-ln approval
OF application No. 2o6 Of the Fort Worth
and Denver city Railway company, It is
hereby ordered that commodity tariff No.
s.A, Issued by this commission to amply
on live, stock, In carloads transported by
railroads. between points In Texas, aud ef-
fective March 10, 1899, be amended by can
ceiling exception No. IL Of section 3 there
Of, rate Of SIP per thirty six foot car on
Young. cattle. In carloads, from Esteline
and Clarendon TO Magenta and from chill
dress and Estelline to Amarillo.
1902 w.
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RACES CHRISTMAS

Matinee Performance at the Harrisb,,,-
Track Harness and Saddle ''0'
lnere are TO be matinee races CbrIstrn, -,
DAY ut the Harrisburg road track TSo
program as now outlined calls for trro ha,
ness ne races by heats and two runniny ro nar'
- not 0d t3 zen between local horses. The carl
sport. N"uu'e Tor fine
al, on New Years another matinee narfor,,
"u,e VII De given at the same place III
Interest," sn9 ir ,b rs being made to work m an
sooa roadstcrs in Houston mar many
p'ooao'y not be very difficult to do So wiz
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cotton ~ North Texas by reason ~ cx.
ccseirc rains, The bush had more than
the ordinary number Of hollis on Il, and
they were al IN such poor condition AS 10
show that there would he lttlc or no cotton
To he had therofron II was fully ey-
pected that the top crop would make ono.
third Of bale to the ncrc, but there will
pie was from Van Aletyne, an important
cotton shipping point cu the line of the
Central IN Grayson county.
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Tito passenger business at tho Grand
Central depot. always 81 considerable pro
portions has hcen greatly Increased by
reason of Tho holiday business, and the
amount of travel In and out of that depot
nuW Is enormously largo Captain II. T..
Curric the depot master and Special OF
Hccr HodCson have thcir hands full n
handling tho crowds. M accidents have
occurred and there have been fow, n any
cases NJ people getting on wrong traius,
due to thoSo officers viglaut efforts tu
prevent such occurrences harreniu=.
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Conc 10 Tho Coast County.

Passenger Traffic Manager Morse ~ the
Sunset route loft early yesterday morning
on special train bound for Rockport.
Fort Iayaru and other points on tho coast
line. located on the line Of the Arkansas
rHSs railroad
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ll,torl1atlonal,s Gravel Pr.

Bryan, Texas. neccmbcr 1a-irho Inter
national and Great Northern railroad has
opened M its gravel pit at Fountain Switch.
six miles west ~ Rryau. and Is hallastuC
its rondbcd with same, The supply is said
Ia be ineNhaustlhle and no doubt the Fort
Worth division Of tho International and
Great Northern viii soon he in FIRST class
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Tho Houston East and West Texas rail
road handled. three extra coaches out ~
Houston Thursday night. the additional
business hoinC passengers from Southern
Pacific points west en- route 10 points in
Eastern States
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Sea wan Rates.

This rs the last day NJ the sen wall carnl
val nj Galveston. For the event tho local
roads hsvc mndc rate Of 81 for tho round
trip, good 10 return today only. aud So the
round trip, good until tomorrow.
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Another Storm a penison.

Denison. Texas, December 19.-~Another
storm is prevailing In this section. The
Ind roads and continued rains win cause
loss Of thousands Of dollars III holiday
trade.
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Poor cotton prn.n.o,.

G. K Dunlap general freight agent of
the Sunset lines, was In recent Yesterday
81 eetton plant which savr most aub
stAnaAl evidence Of the DAMAGE dons 10
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$50 Per Cent Profit in Three Days
Wednesday

Wednesday ............. Scotch Plaid, to 5, Won
Thursday Commissioner Forster, TO S, Won
Friday Observation-Disclosures Sweet Alice, to D. Won
The above the three and only three horses which
placed the money of clients Orleans during the three
OF every $40 player $40 ahead the operation
and player $3.50 ahead Our horse day plan
conservative than buying government bonds and
remunerave than Standard Oil From fair weather and good
track not lose bet for you New Orleans Send by
telegraph your if enjoy the choice
picking have i'll store for You today and day week
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sio COOKING Main Al Terr,ll

Corslcsua, Texas. December 10. A HE
cooking main viii take place between car
scans. and, pRrls December % ana ~ a,
sIoornsd hare TOE the occasion. '''Hs
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GOOD CARD AT INGLESIDE
Iridis, Played for Place, Did Not Dis.
appoint His Friends.
GOLD BELL ALSO RECEIVED REPORT
The Winners at New Orlcans; Harry,
Tillo, Tom Kingsley, Golden Rule,
Ernc and Sweet Alice.
GOLD BELL ALSO RECEIVED REPORT

New Orleans December 10 Water Edge
and CogSwel We're the only beaten favor
ties, The former was practically left at
the post and closed big gap. Weather
clear; track slow
Five aud II half furlongs Harry. Ia.
reant Farmer Jim Time 1:tO1.5.
Seven turlougs, selling .Tnlo, Dutch Chr
ter. Suriila Time l:3J1-a.
ON" milc Tom Kingsley. Rough Rider.
Hanover Queen, Time 46G-5
Seven furluugs, lightweight handicap
,'"ldcn Rule. Autonious, Death Time
Milo and an eighth, selling Ernc. Cocs.
well. Marcos, Time 50A-6
SiS furloUCs Sweet Alice Suburban
Queen Helen Hay. Time 11T25.
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Nm 0RLrANs rNrR1Es

Sly fqronss selling taua IA, Pcnt III.
MnnlanlG ~ III Rcy i14, Grautor ia.
Chorus hoy ia. Basllius i1o Rpdjam 100.
iretoriua 100 Maggie Clopton 100. AIpuco
10y, Little Jack Horncr lo9
ono mile selling Harry Wilson los.
nliolla ioi Marcos lo0 Optlmo i02. Miss
Blarnoy ilol. Eliza Dillon l6l, Judge Durplie
Aimlcss gG wv
Seven f,wlonss. handicap, 2year.olds--
Welcome Light ioT, Tom Maybin los,
BiYardSelmS9re lOS. Farmer Jim 100, Cologne
one mile and q quarter, Crescent city
hqudicap, $500 added McChesney 100
Ihe Lady 100 Scotch Plaid 1903. Jessie
Jarhoe TO- Barrack no Little scout los.
Major Monsir to4, .mmissloner Forster
r. Hayward Hunter %, Water Edge OF.
six furlongs purse McChesney 1874
Ss3cSorplo ll8, Harry New liz, John Peters
IL, smile III, Potente los, Boaster f07.
ne Reszke lol st Tammany 1O4, Ben Mora
10, Jane Holly l04 Shrine 90
one mile and a hall seliug-Ladv Cho.
rister lOo, Cogswell i06 Pay the Fiddler
100 Cmesus 1o5, Compass los, Latson los.
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Leave 700 an Express Train. Arriva7. 30 pm
Leave .,....... las pm Arrive ..,..9. 80 ain
Al train. leave Grand Central Depot
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N. ", T g. M. n. r.


Grand Central Depot
Leave No. isT..1015a am Arrive No. Isa 3.35p.r
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NJ. L. & T. Depot Fifth Ward
cave....,.. go am Arrive ......., 8. SO sm
cave, ....,.. TAO nm Arrive ....... $50 2. m
Ior Gayealon IraLns see g.. n. & H.
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Take oxrprNE for chllis aud Fsrsra
Cure guaranteed.
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MORPHINE

Opium and Liquor habit, cureo - .or,o -.
treatment wholly new In method actIo1
ana results. No pain, suffering or prostra'
uSn. you continue your regular WORK
sutution, but thorough lasting cur FYe.
trial treatment and sealed booklet seat On
request Write today to DIR. PTRDY
hiIcneh BnildinE Fannln and Capitol.
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~ these Ifalns except II. louis IImIedT
Leave the Santa Re Congress Ave. Depot -
minutes later than the above.
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G.. G. & S. z. &. r.

Grand Central Depot
lthVe No, H., $50 am Arrive No .6.A5pm
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Grand Central Depot
Leave Ne s..lo0s am Arrive No, 900 am
Leave No. SOL s0p.m Arrive No. A.10.2S pm
leave Nc. :. 500 am Arrive No. 6. 700 a. m
Nos. sand Sundays only.
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G., n. & S. A. BY.


Grand Central Depot
Leave No z...10.05 am Arrive No. 81. 80 pm
Leave No. lbs pm Arrive No. toA' 80 an
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE
X. g. IT. c. n. r.

NJ % '. ~ NJ ~.
Grsnf Central Depot
Leave No.i.. zoos am Arrive No. ..y.25 pm
Leave No. 5..10 90a.m Arrive No. 4. 5.2O pm
Leave No. s...1i.30 pm Arrive No. s. @. 90 am
T. g. N. o. R. n.
Grand Central Depot
Leave No. So. 500 am Arrive No, $40 0e p N
Leave No. g.. $50 pm Arrive No. =. GAS am
Leave No TO. $50 am Arrive No oil Is pm
a ~ e G a.,
The Holly chieftain., 1902-03-14
Worlds Greatest Monarch.
San Indians Have an Exalted Opinion Of Their RuIsr

''rhs Mormon explorers reference
to the Skn Bias Indiana, In an inter-
view printed in local paper, was of
great interest to me-" said . we'll
known physician Of Galveston. Texas.
Fl happened to have some knowledge
Of the curious people myself. Just
after II left college took trip to
South America for the purpose OF
studying fevsrs. and l had several en-
courers with the San Bias. There
are NO more curious people In the
world than these presumptive. self
sufficient, stubborn Indians. During
sojourn Of several months in the
vicinity Of their reservation was able
to converse with only one Of their
number. He was an old fellow who
had made several trips to New York
on 4 steamship and who had picked
up = little Enslfsh In his wanderings.
He, assured me that the king Of the
San Blas-that II the title given to
their ruler-was the greatest monarch
that ever sat upon q. throne.
From the general run Of his talk
I aAw that the San Bias looked upon
the rest Of the world with pity and
The Holly chieftain., 1902-03-14

contempt They have . great horrof
Of any. other racs ninglins with thelrs.
They guard their woman closely that
NO marriages with aliens be possible.
In fact learned there were few per-
sons in the vicinity that ever saw .
San Bias girl aftef she was yeArs
old. The king very naive1y boasts
that although his people absolutely
forbid any trespassing on their lands.
that no one had ever been shot In the
back by his warfios. This would in
dicate . high sense Of honor. but It 10
further explained that when q strang-
er IL assassinated from ambush, his
murderers hrst whistle to him from
the rear. and just as he turns, shoot
him to death. This is certainly droll
and peculiar way to ease the con-
science. As suppose 1t is calculated
to do. would not be surprised II
some day an organised party Of Amer
leans with hatred for vanities were
to invade the San Bias reservation,
and force the Indians to extend the
welcome hand to the outside world
with which they maintain perpetu-
al defensive and often offensive war;
The Holly chieftain., 1902-03-14
1iss Vysts 0ss,ass. Rsesrs4sy. fsS.

siss xssss osssiss. Astsrst~y. Ss&
oe 100 hospital cures in 80 days It acts directly
on the Kidneys, and cures by draining out OF tho
Blood the poisonous Uric Acid, Lithates, etc,
which cauAe the disease.
James Thomas, kfq., Of the Board OF Review
Bureau Of Pensions, Warrington, d. c., was cured
after many phyhcians Jailed and he had given up
all hope Of recovery Nathaniel Anderson, ESQ,
Of Greenwood, 9. c., writes: Wasa sufferer Of KID
ney and Bladder troubles, which caused two hcn
offhages Of the Kidneys: had TO urinate every few
pinuteg physicians told him his case was incur.
able, but was completely cured by Alkavis Alvin
d. Lane, Auburn, Nc, writes: Was cured OF Rhcn.
matixm, which 40 Osvere ~ to cause him TO use
cfutches. Hundreds OF similar t.stimonials ran
be produced II desired. Many ladies, includins
Miss Viola bearing Petersburg. Ind. Mrs. E. n.
Dinsmore. South Uerfcld. Mnss, also testify az tc
tts wonderful curative powers in Kidney diseases
md other disorders peculiar TO women
That you may Judge Of, the value OF this Great
Case BY mail Free, only asking that when cured
yourself you will rccommend y to Others. II tss
Church Kidney Cure Company: No. 100 Fourth
Avenue, New York City.
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S25 to California.

Daily during March and April, the San
ia Fe will sell colonist tickets from Dem
yer. Colorado Springs or Pueblo to Cali
fornia points at rate of $25. Full partic-
ulars by calling on or addressing J. p.
Hall, General Agent Santa Fe. Denver,
Colorado.