The Houston Daily Post (Houston, Tex.), Vol. XVIth YEAR, No. 308, Ed. 1, Wednesday, February 6, 1901 Page: 2 of 10
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Uld AsM And Superseded as Unfinished
Business
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dlural troo xlclhory novice ha been
ordered cotnhllilieil March 1 at Joshra
Johnson eoimry wMh one etirvier 1 it
dtlce Jr lie w ooivr nn nrea ot forty
no Btjunai atllie aervlug a population ot
COO
Tho Continental Uink of St Louis has
bank ot nmmi Sallno and Hanover Na
tlonUl bunk of Now Yors tor Farucri
National bank of llowo
t cablegram TfCClvcil bora fram Ualcd
fitatca Con ul Hunter of atuviemala City
aad when ahe had taken six the aorea nere all
liealenl and her face w smooth 11 writes
that ibe i rierer shown aiir algn of Jk
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HOUSTON DAILY POST WEDNESDAY MORNING EEBRUARX 6 1901
itailea that Sydney I Hverett ifl roary
and charge of tho United Staitesi loja lw
there ccmitntttol otilcldtt by sho lng
hlmcclf
Ircaldeut McKlnley hits been Invited to
vlatt Uttla no a Ark and 3 n Joso
f al c his trip Un California
Heprncntatlvo Tongue Ore by rn
THE DISIRCT OF COLUMBIA DHL PASSED nn f today introduced in the houo tu
charge npHnnt Delegate Wilcox of lid
wait which
The Scuttle tlrsjnn Cnnnldcrn
llurWoitl IMiInt Aiiproiirln
> tun Illll
Washington1 February 5 h6 sonalo
today passed the Ulnrlct of Columbia
appropriation bill And partially coiuhl
or d Hid bill waking appropriate it tor
the subpart of tbo Went dolnt military
academy
During the day tfys ship subsidy bill
was formally laid saldo nnd superseded
M tbo untlnlehed business
iMr Toller called up nnd spoko upon IHm
resolution calling upon the apcrotnry of
war for Information concerning tho re
perli of tin deportation of fleorgo T
lllcc editor of Manila < tow pnper to
the United States by the Kunoril In
uhargo at tno Amarloan forces lu tha
Philippines Ho rend the pros roportn
concerning Mr lltcoa ease mtylug tint
lie did unt wonder that he waa dotlint
kndwlng there was no law Justifying his
expulsion iMr Toller nald he dltl not
know whether Hooft paper had boon
wuppresaml but ho hud been credibly In-
formed tliui four newspapcra hid beon
iturprossed In LUion by bo military au
authorities
IMr Toller apoko of tho proceeding na
id of importance to all for < Mr Klco
was n oltlrcn of tho United Slates nnd
ah offense ngulnst him Wait un offense
against every Other ultlKeti of Uio coun
tryTho
Tho Dlslrlut ot Columbia Appropriation
1 > I1I was passed at f oclock
Tho aonate then look up tho bill mak
ing appropriation for tho military nead
cony Alt iho amendments of the commit
tee ou military affairs woro agreed to
Mr Fornkcr announced an jmendment
providing for four cudota from Porto
lllco Mr Allen offered an amendment
providing that cudolK when entering
West tPolttt tuko nn onth not to Indulgo
in haslng Without notion on either
tho senate at 810 p m itdjotimed
TIMS IIOUHig
Cotiitilrrnl the IONtitfllcn iiiriiirln
Him mil
Washington Fobruary 5 Tho houso
today continued discussion of controvert
ed questions In connection with thopost
pfflco appropriation bill
< Mr HrlKta Ia a member of the
postofflca commlitce thou took tho Hour
With n epoouh agalnat the organliatlon of
tbp > arlouii claaa of poatnl omployctt with
tbo object ot increaaiUK their Balivrlea
undIn nouie catea orcatlng a civil pen
iMr Aloody Mn n who wa a metn
bcr of Iho Jalnt poiial eommlttee tils
mated tho question ot railway mall pny
in tho llsht on tho facta ilovolttpeil by
Iho committee Mr Moody salil tho
I3 tal commission devoloped tho fact that
Instead of piylwt to tho rillwajs on an
ivcragu of 10 ceuta per ton per stile for
mrylng the mails a > tbo puatiiiileo do
itrtmont bad led the country to bollovo
he actual cost Kvuragod about dSJi coats
Ier ton per julle
Mr Hrojuwill Ohio nppoaed tho ap
> oprlallou for Rpeelal faollltlea Me
ilirlng thtl tho poatmafcter geiwral had
r peatedly declared thit ho did not do
me the Appropriations uml had used
litem only because congress iiuil mado
them
LMr Caloblngi IMtss who waa n mom
ter of the poatnl iommlsaion denied the
Utter ttnUtiftcnt die inalatud thai iho
peatmaater gcnejal Uelred cpngreta to
take the re pdnaimtty of discontinuing
the fpecla1 aervlce hecansn he did not
want > to assume that responsibility him
fielf
IMr Meyer CU defended the Southern
ilat mail appropriation It wis apposed
by Mr oalnea Tenn
Without action at 650 p m the houss
adjourned
Wahuinoiiin vons
Special to Tho d > > t
AVaahlnRtoti Kebruury fi Patcnla la
ued HoAiy Mux Caffcy na tiop
Iboat v fopller Hcnjamln luwtlnt < l San
vVntonlo olovator controller
controllerA
were rccontly presented to
committee clnculon Mr loir
tlnu of 10 on by
PRODUCT OP Tills LUCAS WELL
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HAS NOT 1IISRV NOM > TO Till
bTAMAIIU Oil COtlPAAY
< Jlnt JI r flnlny Sit a Unit > orp < irtithui
Ciiii liny It If It I Hlro
In Do Mo
Jleaurmqnt Toxaa Kairuary 5 Slneb
the repreionlatlvert of Iho Standard Oil
cwtvpbny Ifitt tills told a few day oro
there ha > o been < all aorln of rumora and-
re pet I relative to tho attitude ot tha big
nuaupoly tcuurd tjiln Held and what tbo
company aeoJinpllsliM during ita brief
pnmiel tlon in tbo ovcllement hero Tho
moat pcralttent of those run r are to
tlio effect Hut tho Standard Oil company
hits pmvfiwed tho pro < luot of the bumi
wall or raitlMr have contrnalod with
Mttrs Oufty nnd Jalvy for nil tho frmU
oil they may IIml lu this Held To n > t
tlc this Utatlcn tw far m paattlWo Thj
Ioat vorteapundnnt called upon Air John
II laloy tlila miornlng fur nu Interview
and ho klmlly moIi vim toil to fututfh any
Information daliol
HO wUa IIrot tffhl of the rumorj rola
tjv to tho putvhUHO of tho Huffy and
Oaloy oil by the ijlundard and he Intor
itipted with a vehmnoilt denial thai any
inch rumor was ttuo or that iiiy tmcii
dixit huil been cketd
Tell mo oald he Juat what It la
lint u claimed In utrd to the Standard
iwnpiit y
Well In tho lint placo It la claimed
thai tho Standard Oil company Is In real-
ity building tibia pipe lino and o ciatruot
lug tho storage UttiUa Thla runtar How
ovm i aoeondary and tlt < n lent
i > upon
tho oilier that have Iho
thoy iniicatacd
crude produwi of your llrm In thlo Hold
lltro tho Incident ivslatlto t iho mipor
Ir kiident of Uio pipe lino w rcoilled
ana Mr Onloy mild The tStinrtard Oil
company l not bulldln Uhli pip lino
and Ini niching whatever to do with i
Jack linn to lia In tlmca pitBt boan ran
plcjed by tho MiniuUrd Oil eair aiiy ou
ho la now warUlng f ami 1ms worliul
fci us heroro He ils un export anl
blo plpo lino builder and handled an so
000Wtnrel y > tv day output for in In tho
Mtdltouild Hold Wo IflTow what lio tnu
do ami when wo wanted a umiu to hutd
this lino mo scoured tho aervlcea of Jack
lSnnI1 Ki did not make any dlttorouao
tl > us who hl formor nmplojer wai At
for Jlr 1a u he hna noier nc I know
tiecn eim > li < yml by iho l antUir coiniiany
dl < mever llila tact reiiialu that tto
tltamintM la not building tlilct line and
hna nothing whatever to do with It
tuffj and tluloy naro liulldlng It and wll
ronttntio to luvo IonTOl of it
Now irboul tho Standard Oil company
puivhmln th ortido paaImic I nut
can
oe wltot Inlereat It otn lie uo ttio publlo
who lmy tills oil and It ceiiahily does
not mnkn any dUferenvo toi uic who Imya
It 1 would Mho to ll It to tho iland
ard or any one r > lfo mIh > will
iny lr It
Hio tiyith Is the Standard doe not wlnt
Uio oil It In a ehoap oil and dim no
wiutalu aji llluminiint ind tho Standard
company ban wyvt More ehoap fuel oil
than tliey kmnv iwlmt t > do with
Now I don4 mind telling that
you wa
rc giUig Barnard with thla pipe lino and
wilt hulld hrga storage tanks and gt
a trpply of thla oil i < n band Wo Invn
got to hvo Urn on on lop of Uio
grouu
< erwo imi eau aell it In lai oontracu
Weeon tint eontrael fcir oil In tho grrwnd
beeause wo dont ixkmr whvt la there
We dont know whethe thl widl
oven
Willi How when we lonson tha wlve tt
might not i icu t < ii wo luvo to cot tho
fluid In itonka
lit atim ifp tho nhole unntter
lvrletty
o havo not yet Rold tills ull to anv ou
but tcr thhi inatUir < nae iwe wlllln r o titll
It and would juirt an noon sell to the
Standard as oloe
any one llut as for our
irlsht pipe lines and holding hero wo
1mo no Intention of eollitig Uiem
lllKi flip lip llrillliilnilt Klclil
Corslcana feva fobrtury 5 J n
lllffcy shipped n iborlng fig to mil llenu
A
tA poarorncn has beonA e tablt hel at wont oil tleh
last night and John II
CMUcilll LMllam f with Lconldaa Davidson ananager for tbo Navarro Oil
company shlrpcd another todtj
i V Ui fCi1s > prominent lu the oil and
WI UoeJcMale S Oolun uV W uWh tm iK 2mt tSll r
nN n a l
e ion voraiutna w
fVclopment at < utco and will push thlnca
conditions In the lleliiniMU
lUdd are get
ting iiwn to a basis wIloIi will permit
of leveIopmtnt work being bcfiiin
Olieriitlonx llolnir Hrxuiiiiil
Uma Ohio Fobruary 6 > iothor ad
vanco of J conta Uirrel
per w > tici in the irlco
i
l Cnipproved iw rMcrvo agent for Now t ot iAM n w s made todi North 1 ma
lAlbauy National ot Now Albany Fourth I 1n uow l Uil at 90 and S uth lma at S5
itloiiil of Now York and National I
lltuk Optrotlona whteh
nearly
ceased
on io
of Owijmwco of St Louis for isVrtlcnal WUUi of the oil tfrlkp n lleausnait
turned tlTu
ttr0 being In
Imill Troilli > lcd to ii MilMitliiK
liyndaloTexas February ln a viif
flcujty abant land line about two onlles
south of Uila rUcc T Y Shookley waa
Nhot and pilnully injured ona arm balng
hrokan and ptrt of tbo charge eniexlnx
the ade n h tgun loaded with nili
shot was u ed
Tills toot 01 evils J C
many Otnssouck la now under arrest
Glandular tumors absQessssplmplsa t
I O lluraieaie Palally
Wumulra
anri othftr cutaneous mH
eruptions sora WeatheifoM Texas Ternary SThla
cars Inflamed eyelids rickets dyspep ttcrnooo at ahout 6 oVloek whllo sund
sla catarrh readlnccs to calch cold ilDB ln tront ot lhls Drc T a wave
inabllny io gst rid of it easily pale K t
i sssn rvoUsn ss and other ailments IVJ1 rom n vutoi iutho hania ot u
Wns th consumptive tendency be SSJitV ISliSi iStV li
Can to complemy and permanently Stf fc
lemoytd no matter how young ot old I K vo is dyintr
thfs sufferer T
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Jh rlMrl clTn J Bher San Anto o pehruTry r orca volt
of Hlla Vernooy WawaralngN t Khobad man cf Oraiikl 7 Zj
broken out wlthscrofua eerea all over her received Wtirt n SS feute
faee and head Tho flrat bottle helped her
i raB W11 ot Bel dtiu a o receyeJ
his discharge
0
aa iBodet of Ban Antrio hi ftiea
a petition tn bankruptcy in the Felea
caun lndebtdno s mXU laourrcd i
uv l oouuiy ten year ago itadsr tha
nauXof AYaucoIa QrcydayA c
A MonthiTeHt Ircc
ovl ° h r houm tt iu wr o Dr
uu of hla
Bheumitlo Cure exp paidi
5ij y pgy sj50 If cured
Cy
1 t k vst
MAJOR GENERAL MILES
Vomnaled by President McKlnlcy to Be
Llculenjnt GrurroL
MARTHUR TO BE A MAJOR GtNERAl
Vim UK nml Clin floe Will Alio
Mniir Ocuernln < it 11st of
llrluiuller ciHTuId
s + +
Ho
Washington Tobruary < > The pre l
dent today aent tho following nomina-
tions to ho senate
uVroty
To bo llctilennt aonoral Major den
eral Nelson A LMles
To bo major gonuraU dlrlgadlor Gen-
eral Samuel 1 Young U 3 A Colonel
Adna It Chaffee nighth cavalry U B
A major general U a Vj llrlaidlor
General Arthur iMacArthur U s i
major gcncril U t9 V
Colonela to bo brigadier generals John
O Ute Hecond Infaotry U S A major
Koneral U 6 V Colonoi Uoyd Whcat
on Sovonth U a A major general U
S V Oooige W llJavn Iwcntythlrd
Infantry brlgadlor general U a V
Theodore Sotiwan aaslataul adjutant
Bonural U S A hriKidler nouoral U
8 v Samuel S Sumner Sixth cavalry
l S A lc nard It Wood nsslaaut aur
goon If a A unjor general U fl V
Itobort dr Hall Toiirth Infantry U A
brigtdlur general U a V < 1 M
Itandnll Hlgbtlt Infantry U S A brg
adlor general U 3 V Major William
A Kobbo Talrd artillery U 3 A brig-
adier general If S A illrlgadler Gen-
eral nod 1 llrant U ij Vj O ptalh J
Franklin H Ucll Seventh cavalry U a
A brigadier geicral U H V
Oenerals Younc and MacArlhur ivere
Juuiprd over llr gtdlor Clonorals Wado
and Merriam aud Ooncral Charfeo also
Is idvanocd over those two officers a
woll na over flojorals iMioArthur and
Ludlow and llttythroo coloncla who had
higher relative rank than hu In tho reg-
ular army The action In tho case of
General Mtiffce la adapted In mllltiry
circle as an Indication that ho Is to he
placed in supreme command of tho
military Xoroco lu the Philippines and
thatflonerala Young and iMacArthur uho
aro now in that country aro to be ro
llcvod ahortly and asalsned to duty In
tho United Stales
The law provides for six major generals
and tho plantation of Major Genen < l
Miles leaves nnothor vacancy In that
grade which It Is generally understood
i will lie lilted by tho appolutment of
Urlgndlor Omioril J r Wade tho sonlor
officer of this grade
Thoro Is titill nno vaemoy in the list of
brigadier ficnerila and another will bo
inido by tho retirement of Oenernl
Sohwnn who Is In filling hoilth Colonel
Daggett ot the Fourteenth Infantry who
his Juat rotumed to sail ltapelnsj from
service In China Is booked for ajiiolnt
incut na a brlgad cr general u is said
that he will bo retired Immediately
initiiuiT m > mivyiio > i
IliimulliHiH for OrilotTM of ViirloiiH
ItriiiUlifH uf Srnlct
Wn hlngtoi lMnrunry I rriio prostdont
today a > nt ithCbO nominations to tho sen
aio
Infantry
I Lieutenant uolonols to ibo colonels
Moot llooton Fifth William Van Home
KlghU filth Constant Wlllhms Fit
tecnth Aiigtislua W Corliss Secoud
Itichard I Ifekrldso Tlwentythltd
MaJot to Uia lieutenant olonols A n
Howwnn Sicond J T Klrlrnun Six
teenth iM c Fooio Ninth Edmund
Hire Third t 0 Penny TUoutyaoeolid
WNtMm Qiilnlan i weiityfourlih J o
Chanlce Fltth 0 II NoTMo John
F Stretch Hlghtb William P dtogera
lwentloth
Captalna to be tmajors J It ClagioU
lilovonth c J Crme Twentylourth
II K dlailey rith
Ci tlry
J Lieutenant colonels to bo coloncla
R Wells < Ninth Theodore J wim
Sixth FrUnels aiooro Tonth 11 y
Wciaels Jr Third J V Wheolan So
ou th
Mwjoti to ba HotiReniut oallonelj A R
tWoidloti Ninth K S Oodfrey Seventh
H Huolwr Slvtlr K L IliiRglni
Pltth William C Fopbush Nno J
Augur Fourih AUcm Bmtth First A U
HennUwee tecend rt M Swlgort Tlilrt
K 11 Piuit rronth
Captulnu tj bo majora FranX AYem
Ninth 1 F Chaae Thln1 William I
lie k Tetlb Potw S llomua Flis
ll lnc 9 Mlchler Tenth nime Parker
Fourth Joeeph Oatranl Ninth F U
Itohlnson Second 0 U lleln First
Cixirge II PaiWoalc lieth 3 W Foun
eoln Ulshrh
ArUllery
Iileiittiasut colcuela ifo bo colonels
Frank 0 SmMi Slvtli Ooorge B Rod
nes Fouidh
Majora ti ho lleaUonnt olonola
Clkttleu jrcrrlB ovenlhi Janus M Bur
bank Fltth S M Mills Sixth
Captains to bo uinjoro Inula V Caial
ro second
Adjutant Ceneral Department
J Oeorge Anlrows nsatHiant tdjutnnt
general to b aMistant adjutant genotnl
with rank of lieutenant iolouel
inspector flenorals Department
Lieutenant Colonel Joseph P Sanger to
be Inspector goneral i > lth rank ot colo-
nel
To bo Inspector generala with rrtnk of
lieutenant calonoWMaJor Thomas T
Ivnjx and Major Stephen 0 Mills
Judge AOvoeato Oencral Department
Ueutenant Colonel John W Clous dep
uty Judge advocato general to ba Judge
advocate general with rank of colonel
Major Stepbon W Olocsbock Judge ad
ocate to ba Judge advocate general
with rank of lieutenant colonel
Quartermasters Depirraent
To be assistant tiuarteriuaater with
rank of calonel IJeuteuant Colonel
James Marsehali and Llotitenant Colonel
John Simpson
Majors and quartermasters to bo dcp
vtly < iuanotiut8 e KCnoeil viUa > anktot
lentoaant ccionelc Oharloa Bird Jab
U Clem W 8 Pattern
Captain to o nuartormasters with
wnk of maJoisiM 0 iMartin Oscar F <
Long Frwlerlek Von Schrader J R
bo a i or
Commissary Dopartment
To be aialetant coannlssary general
vlth miiK of voluuel L eutonant Colonel
Henry 0 Sharp
Majors to bo deputy commUaarlea gon
era with tank of lieutenant colonel
Henry B Q sod Gdward Drove
To fee coraswUau ea wlrtt rink of major
OWaln John IK Duval Captnlu lUr
tlngton K Wrst Albert D Nlakern
Medical Department
Ueutcajnt coloncla to be assistant attr
geons gcnorai with rank 6t colonel Jus
tls it Drown and Charles Smart
Majom tc h deputy surcJoaa gehoal
wHh rank ot ilwttcniai cntanelOossph
D Qlrarvl Bsiva Woodnsl John D Hall terday
Philip JI rcy
rcyPay Dppartounu
To l > e aa unt iiaymaiters general
with rjak of colonol Lluotcrfaat lborl
3 Tow r
Majors to o deputy payisAsteaa with
SUMMARY OF TODAYS IMPORTANT NEWS
WABHINaTOS
1
The rpreBldent sent noailnalons for gen-
eral ameers o the array ta tie senate
The question of an extra tctsen of eon
grus was dlicusted at aeablnet juee n
Th action of the senit rfgardlnu Iho
sbp subsidy bill aiiures tho pusage ot
Iho rlVfrs and harbors bill at the pres-
ent sestlod
COMJUKSS
Tie senate pawed The District of Co
lumbU ojipropra < on b ll au l considered
the West Point spproprlattoa fclll
Tae 6ouse ceiujlerod the poilil bill
sJOMKflTicT
Henry K Youtsey a3 sentenced to
lfe jipr8Ciament for aomplWty la lbs
loebel murders be will make no appeal
Mrs Usrre Nation smaibod a saloi > n
In Vrjeka Kan
Two persona perished and three fiere
fatally hurned In a he 1 Dro In New
Yule State
CHINA
Tho forelja envoys and tho Chinese
pl n potrnttarlcs held a Joint meeting at
which tbo punishment of gullly was dla
cussed
THAXSVAAli
Tlio Users capturod W Drllisb and
killed or nwmdcd thirty at iho Moddcra
tonleln llxat
Ileor troops are threatening Lourcnto
M a rq u k
firltlah lone In South Africa havo
been ijj9
COMMCIICIAli
Spot cotton closed 13 up at Liverpool
i down at New York 1ltj down at New
Orleans aud revised at Houston
Wheat elcaed 3j lower oats a shido up
and corn a shads lowcri provisions closed
2l4 to B ItTOtr
Siocka er active and closed genorally
hghcr
STATU
Holders cf Oslvtston bonds are to be
asked a Kctpt a reduction In the Mlo ot
Interest
Texas Swme Breeders are In e lon w
McKaney
Tbo funeral ot J C Carpenter toeic
plsc e tf Sherman under Masonic susflcos
The t nn ot the grand lodse of Odd
Il lowa at Dallas via continued
The governor hassent to the senate his
neadnatiens for A and M director
A nusa meeting waa held at Columbus
sod resolutions adapted jirotestlng axalu n
tho passage of the ouarintlno bill
1 naisiiArivu
A bill has been Introduced to cbanie the
location ot tie court cf civil appoastrom
OUvfiv on to HoUstoa
The Calvestoa relict hilt jus been In-
troduced H both houses
llxCovernor Hogg addressed the Joint
committee la aupport ci bis constUuttcaal
amendments
David 1 Hill declined tbo Invitation
o address the legyicture
IIA11110 A IS
Ooulds otc said to have absorbed an-
other road
IOCAIi
Matters Ip bankruptcy beforo Ileferee
Uurnett
Marble tn Inexbaustiblo quantity la
llrewsler county
Death of Mrs If V Gillette at C dai
Uayou
Tho man killed by the cars Monday
night Identified as A D Orr
Mayor TUftly Issue his election proc-
lamation calling elecitlon for February ID
The school trustees desirous ot return-
ing to the old system
Regular monthly mooting ot the Manu-
facturers association
Annual ball ot the 7 Z club
Vice President dluckner of tho New
York Lite Insurance company entertains
Ibo companys agents
ssessisestiiiisosiiitie09aoao o asioeoassegaage s > feti tsi
rank of lieutenant colonel Prancla S
Dodgo ond Oharlea McOlure
Conj of Engineers
Flrnt Uouteniints to bo captains C 3
Hltimwell nnl Bpomjei Cosby
Second lleuitenunita ito be llrat llculon
auta Wllllani i Wooden and Lyttlj
Drew n
SMALLPOX
Coleman Teas February 4 There Is
one c8o of smallpox at Itockiwood this
county
Itengati Texas February AH tbs
Btiiallpox cases havo eon discharged and
tho nmrantlno mlccd
DEATHS
FOSTDU Wolfo City Texas Fobruary
2 Mr Benton Foster ah old and highly
respected uitlsten ot this placo Ami nn
oConfedornto votoran died at tho homo
of WHltim Wlngo i few inllea oast of
hero jpMcrdjy
iPRniCfNS Loeevlllo tex a Fobrturr
S Mrs U 0 Perkins was burled here
yostordav Airs Perkins was tho sister
of Messrs J M and F > M Carlway
anj Mrs I A Pruott Sho leaves a
husband and four children
UNDBRU Kcrrvltlo Toxss Fobruary
3 Louis Knderlo an old pioneer ot thla
place died laat might and was interred
WcathorfwM Texan February 4Two l ° tx p n1 mctr MJ 9
ikw caaca of smallpox Imo dovolopeu J c K n J l a w
heio during tho past iweatyfour noitrs I b M J tho olcl oUtI ° days
noth places are cioaoty guarded Thore tAfKBURN Dfenham Texas Fob
aio yet a few other cases In the county riMry Mrs Mary Blackburn ipod 73
outalrto of Wcatherforn years died st Durton Monday with pneu
from llrookslilte No now < jases ihavo do ru1ry Mra John Adrlanco uged 3
Jc1
voloped in Taylor for cornt weeks Tr3 ai colunbla Sunday mornlnx
thorough Infection 7ni Vify52r5
of tho pestnouso and the vailoua Isolatod cnts of Now 10r <
NIJW YORK Mua Ug Ncthersule the
actrcas its seriously Kit with the gtrtn at too
llotrman huusn in this city ad under the
advice of hr phjslcan will rest
11ALKI01I N t Repreientrlve Stewart
or Hsmpson introduced la tha legislature a
bill o prohblt tho supreme court from Is-
suing license to practice law to negroes 11
dae not rewko present licenses
under the pr < > b > Me tltlo of prot ctor
NKW YORK The Warl1 < ij Countess
Castellano has said her a erest ln several
plfces of New York property < o help h r
relleie the flnanclsl difficulties of her hus-
band ll r orc > the Cdwln Uouid l the
purchaser
YOIUC 4uts Poos the Trench
cbanmien < md Ernest ltae > cr the holder or
the Amerean urea ni chnspionsa p ntl
Biret Wcdneday nJplit Sn Mdaon Squate
gurdect J r tho ohamponshtp ot the world
NBW YORK A psl < to he Times trom
Watlhlpgton sas There are atjas tlit tho
IOnitieiital congress ot the Daughters of the
AnKiMcan Itevotu pa wll r nuttatea by
< l
patients and afterwards held a consulta MACICIN Tayhir Texas robrutry 5
tlon with all the physicians of the oily Mrs Jl A Mickln the ngc1 mother of
and delivered nvo Sl3ns
a very Intorestlns Inllc on flnd one daughter ill well
snallpnx nnd kindred dlseasea at tho city knowu at this place died at Livedo at
hall A u
Tliero aro now
here at the pesthoute o
tboto liao been a grea
thlrtynVo caiea the houso ot one of hor sons on Sunday
and In ttvn and Sht and was burled hero ysstonlay
at many ipersons afternoon at f > oclock In the Cstholic
both white and colored exposed Thoro cemetery
havo as yet been no deaths hut some of
the patients are not expocted to recovor
SHORT NEWS STORIES
PBNCCA FALLS N YHorac Sllsby
rha Inventor of strani flru entlne Is dead
Us was iw veara o d
MANAfiFA Nltara uarre3ident Zelava
baa suppreiaed the Noarnguan lofitloaa tn
Lanioa parN and Madrd
LONPON Emperor William hae conferred
upou Lord Itobcrif tla Order ot the Black
KKle tho blgheft German decoration
COLUMBIA S C lly n decisive majority
ho house or r prspiitatlve nassed a bill
apprtprlatlng MJOMO for Confederate pen
el mi
S lv K nabcr5 TOV1 crnierly tho toachcra of the OleThodiit sunday
Xt 0 toe UVanTroh er r 8 Ut Informal
II Daulels in Ilrooklui
COWNCIL Alvln Texas February 4
Mrs Nellie Council died at tho homo of
he daughter Mrs D J llyan fov
mllco rtwit ot here yesterday nftornoon
aged 60 years Paraljstr u tho caase
of her dua h Tho rcmulns will be
taken to Springfield ill her old home
tonlgfcit for Interment Th decased had
mod here about seven years aud en
Jftye < d a wide circle of friends
HUXTSiVILLlJ LOCAL NEWS
Inmicru 11 uio home Cutlon ill llniuj
NiitCM uml lVrnonulN
Hluntsvllie Texas February 5 Dr
> md Mrs J V Thomason entertained
ccatmaadcr J K Rlkins
vice chancellor Robert Ernst prulato
> > L Hendricks niascr at arms Dr
II II Glover master oi Haince J p
Lee neater cf exchequer F B nobis
LONDONKlng IMward has rel ed th WhitlVxt nnw a Jo L Va
ofllco of grand master of Free Masons la ruartlJohn 1 nn 0tUr
r J wili
lipglaud wblrh Le has held since 1 71 But Ri ll > f anaster of work
he wilt retan hh lonnotlon with Maeoary JH Hoadrlck and wife of Teluu
but most enjoyable manner
atchimedca lodge No JJ3 Knights of
rytalas Insalled the fohowiug offcars
at their last meeting W C Josey
chmcellor
eaua are vlsltlu3 their son Mow J p
Hendrlck ot this place Row Hendrick n
Cumberland Pesb > terian minister occti
pied the Oitehcdist pujilt on Sunday
Jilght preaching an ible sermon on tho
Itesurrcctlon of Christ
Captain J T Jarrard who oas recently
returned from a business trip to St
Louis is convalescing from the grip
n laa < ho Tcmpleton milliner for
Mrs Hallltan loues this afternoon lor
her home In Kentucky
J B Gordon ehsriter HI a C will
give an entertainment in tho near future
UAYANA transport McPherson ran veteran A f > f n Confederate
abut half her length upan a ref abat
r s4l mil we l of Matantss In a fee All
tbe ps eti eri were transferred and the
freight U bolng urloaJed Thore Is no hopo
of saving hor as she wlU sink It sha ti olllel
iff
iffNBW
NBW YORKThe fTelesraphs London
esble ny lCoog Bdivird Is a vivtlm ot can-
cer of the tfceeat There abaolutly n
doubt of thi and ho bcit speclalltta In the
kndetu ojrco that his days are nuniberea
Ills on o exactly smllar to ihut of tn
late Davpercr Fredea > jk of Germany
ForliPK Won from Onrflclil
Minp TouaF briary 5 Clarence
Tories of Chicago Mn troai Kid Oarftcld
ot Chicago to the o shth round of nat was
to have be u a tw n4y round fluht under
the auspice of tho 1haeu Athletic cum
toalghi Fcrbta waa never tn trouble while
Jarheld ook the count rereatedly
TO PIIKVKNT TIllJ CIUl
laxative DfomoQulnlna remove
cause
the
CHVNDHC11S11K11IAUVJN Reagan
Texas February 4 Unbart Chandler and
Mlsa Viola Shelhagen wcro married yes
in Oakwood cemetery
Huntivltlc was lsltcd by a stropg gale
end heavy rain on Siturday night No
damage by tbe blow and rain was
needed dormers rtpbrtthat they are
planl ltP Prorations far spring
p 0n > on S urday fi5io bales of cot
ton had been shipped from hero this
season Farmers still haye aomo on hand
aim iimbm or ocuax vitss ijLs
Ei oci to The Pest
Norfolk Va Fahrusry 6 < rrlveli Ilea
ttaaM ° Uet B Kattpdrceat from 01
vcsoa and sim rcr New Aork
11 Vuguste Aust from Oal
T i r H lvro 5nd for coal
Y k rr ved Lamswas from
r Cat
orin 1 c y West CynTrtc froia LlVf
irsron 1 taw SMei
mo r
Lverpool > rrved Comlno Br
fron
r0ta
a I2t0 r trim Oalveaton
OilJStw5 rrtwa W > n aan rBM from
and U QUetnstpnn tenia tnm Idverpaet
l nnraaian treat Glasgair
ritis VA KIM Yw Haw Jtfaaff Um
BIjMtsrt
tt
t z i iwn <
ONLY CURE FOR
cute smaltox When learned physicians
said the ptitletn must die It cured and
here tt 1s
Sulphate ot zinc 1 gialn foxglove
dlgi < talis 1 grain halt a tcasptonful of
sugar mix with two Kahlopocnfula ot
water when thoroughly mixed odd tcut
ounces of iiatcr take a spo ntul every
hour
Utthcr dlseaao will disappear ln
twelve hour For a child smaller doses
according tto age
Then follow the remarks If counties
wuld compel their physicians to usa
tain tti ro would ho no need cf peat
+ A
SLY
M
THE
NERYOUS DISEi
i
There Is one and only one specfic known to medicine for diseases arlsljijfrMli
pure bloodami a debilitated nervous system and that is Palnes l fy compoooi
It Is the tMcor
most remarkable remedy that the scientific research
produced
it Is nota patent medicine It is not foisted upon public attention by smuti
ment writers Its proprietors claim nothing for it that it will not accomplish Itij
to no prejudices but relies absolutely upon its unparalleled record for prenaNajl
curing Uic diseases for which the greatest physician of modern times intendedlt
No remedy every accomplished so much Rood none ever achieved jodtM
attention There is no substitute for it and there can be none Pjines celerycca
makes the sick well
C lIt IS TOI SMALLPOX
An Old llrctpc from n Scrap Hook
Sutil to Be IiiMiIuuble
The Peat has bsco requested to pub
lish the following nciwapapjr clipping
Looking over an old ladys scrap book
lately tbo following jcclpo for emallpox
was dhsemered with somo lines under-
neath ejtatlng dhat ho had tried tho re
elpe and Xound It Invaluable Hoiv much
tiwublo lias teen apprehended by St
Louis people from thla dread disease
lately It may be well to glvo them the
ibenofrt of tha old ladys recipe U com
menced Intho following wards I here-
with append n recipe which haa been
uicd In hundreds of oases It will pro
vent or euro smallpox though tho pit
tings oro tilling AVhen Jenncr discov
ered cowpox In Kngland the world of
science hurled un avalanche of fame
upon hla head but when 4ho greatest
scientific hool of medicine In the wwld I
tlAat of Ilarls puciished rojlps as a j
panacea for smallpox It passed unhacded I
It Is unfailing as fato and oaatiucra In
every Inoance It io harmleia whon
taken by a well pen u It will nlso oura
smrlet fovw Tlio recipe aa 1 have tisod
It has eurca any children ot scaro
fever hero It Is as I havo used It tot
Agency llawes celebiledfjfl
The vast number of people faj
Ued our storo during tho pa
shows that a good business
done even in Janunry and
Beforo the arrival of our 8ptW
Summer stock wo aro maklM11
room that low prices can
mnlto A general reduction Wl
made on nil articles of Cl
you will find some very l t
bargains throughout our entire
ncgular 100 Colored StiffBoeeB
Shirts >
Regular 50c Imnerlal and Font
Hand Ties
Regulnr J1250 Suits
Regular 1000 Suits
i J
Regulnr 750 Suits >
Regular 1500 Overcoats mfj
Regular 1250 Overcoats
Regular 1000 Overcoats
Regular 750 Overcoats
Regular 500 Overcoats
All goods sold as advertise
K H CAWTHON j
Clothiers and Hatters
513 and 614 Male Street usaer
bouses If you values 5VSJK
rleuco sjso this for that < orfl
riGIALI
Unrlar nsjr pixtfesjronal earesr or twenty yeors I Have devoted yrJ lf
tt study of cosa chroalo Olseasss ot taen ana wpmea wltb wHlca s T JJJ
ntetaa As a roSUK i have parfcctKl t lftsi5
aur
ey wNcn I nave cured mere esses man JjyjJ
Uos to me Bouta Ewj tonn ot chroatc JJJ y
ter tow oimtnat 0r complex is fuHy oa J JUJ
tso proper trealm nt to rrosrptty t rr fr XZuk
aha is to ure 0T
y m alVso s v n as
o poystciea i < ot o r a J
conpr
Loss ot Manly Vigor Stricture Va J
and Skin Dlteoses Kidney DIrs W
ana otasr prtvat or ctrente tsu a 0 ft <
us M tomseH axeimaTeV Jiassr gj
STMtmsat itos l > Cone taOaKWtr i t JTJ
auoetss prorw say umquslta nty 1Lil0ii
upto u us j xtir solely ujton 0 > V gs
ssiltats Msaotstit w th any skni I o isssa
auuat txttk s a pl ca u s i ce M
w ia uy psusats U asi huormttl pr < m Mffia
dNt tu 2 M xr zv 1
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