davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Forrest City times., 1894-02-16
ONE woMAN's INGENUITY.
How She Made Two Potatoes Serve as '
 Meal for Three.

Meal for Three.
 Out on the Colfax line young couple keep house in a quiet way, having mo servant. The other day the husband went home in the evening. taking . friend to dinner. That ought to entitle him to ten days. for the happy and un- suspecting wife had dainty dinner for two all on the table. sMy dear. said the head of the family, when his friend had said goodnight and the door had been closed. ''how was it that you had four big potatoes baked to- night? We never have more than two and you could not have known that had company"
 1T didn't"
 .Yes, but you did, my dear. Ny friend ate one. you ate half one. and the other half. and there were two left in the bowl"
 ..very true, my innocent" said the laughing wife, "but those that were left were as cold and raw as March morning in New England. They were put there for sppearance--to fill up; and when you bring company home without telling me again, I'll make you eat them that way"
 And yet they say women don't know enough to vote. The average woman is genius--Denver TimeA
The Forrest City times., 1894-02-16
A Cure for Jealousy.

Hypnotic experiments have been made in many directions with more or less success, at least so it is said. We believe. however. that the latest use to which the science has been put is new departure According to a French periodical which treats especially of hypnotsm, a doctor named Baudin has just successfully treated very bad case of conjugal jealousy. The patient, we read. was handsome young mar ried woman of twenty four, of an ex- tremely nervous temperament and ex- cessively quick tempered. In addition. she was of a frightfully jealous dispo- sition, the consequence being that the life she led and that she led her hus- band were equally unbearable. As a last resource, divorce had been con- templated: but before adopting this extreme measure. the lady's parents were advised by friend to consult Dr. Baudin. He undertook the case. and the lady left her usband to reside with her parents, where the physician hyp- notized her every day for the space of 8 few weeks. The result, we are asked to believe, was little short of miracu- lous. She returned home, after this treatment, an altered woman, the most obedient. sweet-tempered, unsuspicious wife in the world. The husband no longer lives in dread of violent scenes or alterations, and can hardly find words to express his gratitude to tho medical man who claims to have effect ed the cure. .-London Standard.
The Forrest City times., 1894-02-16
HELPED HIM PROPOSE.
And Promised Not to Tell, But It
 Was Too Good to Keep.


 elor He was tall, handsome young fellow, with blue eyes and dark hair. He was an artist by profession. He had but few patrons, but that fact did not trouble him much, as he was very well-to-do.
 He was idly toying with his w atch chain and watching the smoke of his cigar as it curled upward in the air. when the door opened and Mir Clifton Wayne entered the room.
 Well. Arthur, how are you to-day?' were his first words. Thinking of your ladylove?"
 Don't be a fool, Clifton.' was his polite reply. "You know l hate girls lille-lixe-"
 Softly, softly, my dear sir" inter- rupted Clifton. laughingly; "the trouble is you haven't come across the right one,
 And never will interrupted Ar thur. But enough of this nonsense. heard to-day that your sister Clara was about to give a grand ball. Is that so?''
 "Of course it is, and you're to be in- vited. And say, Arthur, Cousin. Nellie, from New Orleans, is coming, too. She will be splendid catch for you"
 ''There you go again. Clifton. You know am a confirmed bachelor. And as for Miss Nellie-what did you say her name is?
 .Forsythe - Nellie Forsythe. But good day. have an appointmentdo down Ar1 1, .s,l Years ago Arthur Lyle had felt that he understood one woman. He had even gone so far as to tell her that if she 70 willed it henceforth his life would be devoted equally to her and his profession. And she had smiled and looked so pleased that he had kissed her. and supposed that she would at some time, not far distant, be his own.
 But he had supposed too much, as he afterwards found out when she was married few weeks later to dashing young lawyer.
 This hurt his susceptible and sensi- tive heart to think that she had 90 de- ceived him, and he told her so the first time he saw her after her marriage.
 And she, with one of her innocent, surprised looks. answered his indig- nant words by saying that he had never asked her to marry him"
 He had not met her for several yearA He went to visit his friend Clifton at his beautiful villa in the suburbs.
 He had been there but . few days when he walked out on the piazza. and. to his amazement, saw his former sweetheart walking around the grounds of . neighboring house with . half grown child-s little girl-who in many ways resembled her mother. F He walked on aimlessly. blind, deaf to everything around him. Thoughts of his lost love and the fate that had separated them were struggling to- gether tumultuously in his brain.
 The sound of horse rushing msdly down the road and . low. startled cry roused him suddenly from the rever,e into which he had fallen He looked up and saw young lady in great peril
 He darted forward. and scizing the horse by the bit stopped him.
 What's a gentle woman's heart she had. this lovely girl with soft. brown eyes and beautiful golden hair-a quiet. little creature with charming, refined face.
 Where do you wish to go?' he in- uuired, respectfully.
 ITO Wayne villa" she replied, in a sweet voice that thrilled his heart
 "I found no one at the depot to meet me, so l got horse and thought l
The Forrest City times., 1894-02-16
Yoathfal str.tssiat.

Little Dick-There goes Johnny Smart on Q safety. He's the smartest boy in town.
 Father How so?
 .He got himself a rich father"
 "Humph. don't understand"
 "Why. his real father died, an then an orful rich man got 'quainted witt, his mother, but he didn't like Johnny; so Johnny he pretended he was sick an goin' to die. and then. after the rich man married his mother. he got we'll. :" Texas Siftings.
The Forrest City times., 1894-02-16
o,d-F.shloned. Ru. Effective.

Public documents are not always 50 interesting to the general reader as they might be. bu. the criticism will not apply to the annual report of the managers of the New York state re- formatory, where young boys are com- mitted for offenscs against the law. In
 this report the managers express the conviction that of all the forms of dis cipline for young felons tho most sal- utary, and at the same time the most humane. is that known ty the good.
 old-fashioned name of spanking. At tention is called to the fact that tho records of the institution are replete
 with instances where 8 spanking has initiated a course of improved conduct and better character growth, wonder fully like what is ordinarily termed moral regeneration. The benefits of this treatment are not confined to penal institutions. however. There are great many useful and prosperous citizens who are able to date their up- ward progress from the time when they were first introduced to the ma- ternal slipper. Herald
The Forrest City times., 1894-02-16

A marriage contract according to the laws of England or of the United States is not valid in France unless alI the details of French law are complied with The American woman who mar ries Frenchman in this country is not. in the eye of the French law. his wife until all the requirements of the code Napoleon have been complied with
The Forrest City times., 1894-02-16
A Man ef His Word.

.sOld Brown is dead"
 ..I'm not surprised. More than forty years ago he told a girl that if she rs- fused him he would die. and she did re- fuse him. Truth.
The Forrest City times., 1894-02-16
Discoyerv.

Jenkins (reading)-At last they have fould something that will make a woman keep a secret.
 His Wife-What is it?
 Jenkins-C ChlQroform.
The Forrest City times., 1894-02-16

would ride over. but my horse took fright and l was thrown off as you see. but if you will assist me to remount I think l can reach the villa safely.'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-20
OeRerrei4 : llnaarn.

Der 8iener epangeliI9e Singperein
bat bic Seier ieinss 75id9rigen Bette
hens sefeiert. = 0ortIelbIt beging Die
81 Sabre alte Sauseigentbiimerin
gtnnd &uliid Selbitmor0. = Der
Seitentratt Der SOritner'I9en Eunits
miible in Sraistirhen ipuroe fdmmt
ben S9eunen uno Stdllrn9en Elm
Raub Der Slummen. Ser Shaben lit
aroB. = Sie 24iGbrige 2ebrersgnttin
Gleonpre 8ielsr in Gbsnfurtb bei Reuz
f!abt bat iih bur9 einen RepolUerI9ub
entleibt. Oas Wfotib Der Shat lit uns
apfgetldrt. - Sn 8riinn bat fitb bic
48idbrige Sprahlebrerin glntonie Ges
reiole aus Surin tpe9en zines unbsii>
barren 2ungenleioens erI9oKsn.-Oer
8rooutterhGnbler SEQ 6ar9p in SSes
gebin ipurbe in ieiner Wobnung iibers
fallen uno srmorbet. Die SbGter
rdubten bic Wobnung aus. Die @ens
barmerie bat bier perbG9tige Snbiois
buen perbaftst. = ,Sn 9llanb bel
Muierling 1T Der Sdno= uno SolSs
bGnbler .Sobann Maper ermproet pors
ben. = Der 26iGbrise MebiSiner
@irtsnbsrssr in Snnsbrud pOlltt
einen abgeriiienen Selspbonorobt, Der
oben nit ben 2eitungsbydbten bes
glettrieitGtspertes in gontatt itano,
bonn Megs, mo berIslbe berabbing,e ,ents
fernen unb tpuroe bonn Strome fofort
gst0btet. : 9lls Der StpiIdhen Salss
burg unb Wisn perfebrenbe perionenz
aug neuli1 in bic Stabt 8sls einlisf,
fsusrte Der taum 20jGbri9e Sanbelss
atdbemitsr in 2ins Sobann @dsmeis
iter (Sobn bes 8iirgsrmsiitsrs BON
Gmitsttsn) sinsn Rspolpsri6ub gegsn
feline 9ruit ab. 9us prpistti1 brans
benz iugenbli9sn S.lbItmSrbsr in bic
Guree. : Sn Oolnaipies, einsm 9ez
iibt6um bes 5iiriten 2ubomirsti,
Gi6erte Elm 8ranb aGle WirtbIdaftsz
aebGube unb Is @e6Ofte elm. Gin &inb
fam in ben Slammen I'm unb msbrere
gerTonen srlitten f6ipere 8ranbnurs
ben. Serner gineen II Stiid 8Rb
ilnb 4 pferbs IN ben 5lummen gu
Srunbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-20
R bein p falls.

Dor einisen Sasen itiiraie Wiiblens
beiiber Selontr fen. in Speier rid
lines aus benz pberen Stodpert ben
Subritubliduht binab unb 3og iib bas
bel i9pere 9erlebun9en am &opfe gu.
Oensn er erlsgen lit. Gr mar 30Sabre
leug Stuotrutb uno pres5Dter in
Speier. - Sn Nieoerauerba4 lit Der
9iirgerneiiter Satob S6aat i'm 9tlter
BON fat IA Sabren aitorben. Der
@erItorbsne bate, tpisA man gu iugsn
pflegt, rpon Der Bite" duf gebieut.
Dom einfd4sn @erbertagnsr 6ra9te er
es niht nur gum bsrmogenoitsu. ions
bern aud gu einem Der 9ea9tetIter
Giirgsr iciner @smeinoe. = Die bes
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-20
Nrooins e @lsfisn.

Der &aufmann Der BON 9reslau
bat ftb in Der 9tdhs bon Waloenburg
erl9oHen. 20ie 2eibe 1T bann BON
benz 8eienbinber @rodufT uno beHen
Wirtbi9afterin aus 9lltipdTer iolpobl
Der 9auriduft ais aud Der solocnen
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-31

Fine Work.
At Topeka Steam Laundry.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-31
CENTS A LINE,
slruArIoNs wANTEo-FREE.

Are you IN need OF wOrk2 If so. you are az
liberty 10 these columns for ASSISTANCE n
that direction While this notice appears the
STATE Journal Will publish free on SATURDAY,
Monday and Tuesday, for Topeka or Kansas
people, ali notices OF Situations wanted. not
exceeding i've lines, or thFry-hve words. IN
length Provided that all advertisements Of
this nature are haLded previous 10
ten O'Clock saturday morning; also on WedneS-
DAY. Thursday aud Friday. all advertising OF
this class handed in bx ten O'Clock "Wednesday
morning
NO advertisements of this nature TO De started
except on Saturdays and Wednesdays. NO OBJ
legation is incurred on the part of the adyertls-
err No worthy and needy woman need
hesitate TO take advanCag of this offer NO one
IN business or having employment IS expected @
take advantage Of t. buE ali others invited %
avail themselves freely.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-31

Wich.. Kingnanl
a. Pratt local
o la h o N a 81
Texas local..
Den & lex. Lin
California Lin
6.F.6S 81 PaSoExl
skansas City 81
Topeka plug
Colorado Night /
Express. ..-..
Man. & B. Acc.
Ex- Sunday ]
GDarrrnnr1 IL ans
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-31

Headache is the direct result of indi-
gestion and Stomach Disorders. Remedy
these by using De Wits Little Early
Risers and your Headache disappears.
The favorite Littls Pill everywhere. ].
K Jones
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-31

IS It lot No 146 prin z o8. int 81. total 81 90
20 # lot No 14s. prin 1880, int A total p q.
w 70 # LOT No 100 prin IS %. int go total Is 81
W 20 &c of e 40 f lot No I46 and " 20 It Of g 40
# Of lot No I4s. " 20 # Of 40 It lot NO 49,
prin 81, int / 80. total IL n.
4 20 # lot No f4s. and 20 e OF LOT no 10
and 20 # Of lot No $50, prin Nd a. Int 81 tota
W 20 It Of so It of lot No 49, and v 20 It Of e
so fl of lot No 14s. and 20 It Of % Il LOT NO
$50. pxin 9 81. int 80. total II r. r -,
w 10 TT of 80 ft lot No 146, and " 70 II o. e ~
fl Of lpt NO i4s. and 20 fl of e SOL lot NO 49,
prin 10 81. int l 81. total y 81
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-31

SIS -. - 20 - -, - -.
VI y # Of lot No 142, prIn "A AZ, Int A. total
" p it of lot No IA. prin IS go. int 70. total
AZ SO. -. .
'oIst % # Of q it of lot No 142, prn eI int
= 50 f Of 81 It of lot No IA prin Il SO. int
* n Of rs # of q # Of lot 40, " o It of
E 70 # OF lots 142 and IA, prin Is 81, int 81,
total ~
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-31

4 lot of No 49, prin Y Is, INT 20, total "A g.
II of lot No 90. prln y %. int 2 %, total IA a.
Lot No 50. prIn "a 80. int 4 Al. total % 81
81 prin "A 81, int 4 43, total % o.,
As tt of 90 I01 103, los and 1O7 prIn 4s "A, int
II 20 # ii Is it of lots g. 1Ol, 1Os Io5 and 1O7
prin 20 o. int 3 %. total % s.
" 20 # of 80 fC of lots go lOl, 1O3, 105 and lO7
prin 20 o. int 81. total . g.
w 20 # of e l. # of lots %. 1Ol, los, los and
10Y prin 20 06. int 8 50, total % g.
20 it of As fit of lots 49, l0l, 103 105 and lO7,
prin 90 o. int 3 81. total q s.
" 25 # of 1O1 IO3. 1O5 and 107, and 10 # OF "
. It of lot 90. prn 4 3d. int 5 Of. total 81 So
\ II fC of 70 ft Of lot 90, prin l 81, int soc,
toNal 81
o. uncy street.
w so it Of lot No 40. prin "a A. int Al. total
" sof of lot No 112, prin 1s SO, int 81, total
W soft Of lot No ia. prin Il 10, int Os. total
" so ct of lot No 11e. prin IA 60. Int 81, total
81 70 it of lot No 10. prin 1e 30, int g. total
70 IT lot No 112, prln IS %. Int 50, total
70 # Of lot No ia prin II a. int oe. total
E 70 It of lot No 11e. prin 9 70. int rs. total
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-31

Peerless Steam Laundry-Peerless
Steam Laundry
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-31
WANTED-HELP.

WANTED-HELP.
NTANTED-A good white girl. southwest
corner Tenth and Lincoln SITS Mrs W.
Aacferran.
XKTANTED-Famly washing Work guaran-
W teed- 1915 West Tenth st.
VNTANTED-Posirion by young lady as clerk
" in some Office Address. f. f.. Journal.
WXTANTED-A place to do homework In
W small family BY a good girl. Address, NJ
B., Journal Office
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-31
CHEAP EASTERN TICKETS.

To WashinEton. ID. G.. and Return for
One Fare.
Tickets on sale August oath and 25th
at one fare for round trip via great Rock
Island route.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-31

Ring up American steam Laundry,
tele. 341, and have them call for your
laundry
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-31
Foa RIGHTEOUSNESS
ron sALEREAL

FO7 SALE-REAL ESTATE.
M-'oh SALE-One Of the choicest residences In
= the city. at one-half the real value. For
particulars see j. s. Collins.
FOR SAl-E-Two and one-half acres of land
= Joining the city on southeast Must be sold.
See J. > Collins s. Go.
ENOR SALE-Sone rare bargains in houses
= and choice residence lots at bed rock prices
zee D. > collins. at ITO West Sixth avenue.
FOR RENT OR SALE-Desirable houses IN
- oaAlana- r.. Moore. room ? 40 Kan. ave.
NFOR SALE-ChOIce suburban tracts Of 5 aeras
= or more adjoining the city che west AZ
prices ran slns from SIS 10 SIS per acrs Ons
ALL = cash NJ M FORB
Sole Agent
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-31

EOUND-The place to have plumbing donesA-
G Allen. SOS Kansas ave Tel sss-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-23

benison, IeAds, FEBRUARY 2s-Ran-
way tra!nmen OF The katy sys-
TEN met today for tue purpose OF
tdhlhG steps to erect peruuuvul organs
1auou OF a board of leaerutlon. Dels-5tr,
from distance We're: Charles Camguen.
Joe harrington, svta..a; j. w. Waiter,
Parsons; X. =. L.tuen-ll. Taylor. The or
ders represented were. Cuuuuclurs, train
men, nremen and swilcaucu The tetcs-
rapneIs we're not represented, either 10
caiy or general. The engineers local de
vision was present, bat tuey had no gen,
eral representation. Tue switchmeu.
conductors, tranmen ana hremeu
constitute the new federated DOaru
OF the haiy system. which Us organized Ou
ii plan auupJeu by .ne general board M
Chicago. Conductor .. T. Darlington was
cHyseA chairman OF the new board. a.so
chairman or the general grievance com
iniJtee OF the system. The meeting ad-
JOurned sine die.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-23
The RAILWAY WORLD
PALESTINE DETERMINED no ,,,,
A ROAD TO DALLAS
lhe M"ior Portion OF the oooo
""nns Raised -"lNuty" Empioyc.
i'ederntc--No Changes nool,cd
I'm the Navigation CANAAN,

Palestine. Texas, February %,
railroad subscription con,,ni.,,.,
by a citizens mass meeting to r,,sa -
,'V''VO bonus for the Palestine and nal
las railroad, met a, the oolc, ~ ,n
II, C. Wright Its chairman yas.,,,J i,,.
afternoon 'ss''e'uay
A large number were +, ,...s.
enterprise. '''' -'''l IN the
Inc committee reported that sgl 600
OF the amount had been secured and tb,t
they We're still working with every ln,s.
"h9od OF raising the balance.
Mr. Buri'itt expressed himself as be.
ing highly pleased with the progress
the committee had made and sa,d bo
thought there was 10 doubt now Of the
road be!ns built Mr. Burkit. associated
with other prominent railroad men and
capitalists VIII construct the road II the
$4,000 Is given by The citizens of pales-
tine.
Inc state road from Rusk was discuss
ed and it was thought that Palestine
Nouid De abe to give chem a r!gnt OF
way 'hiousn Inc cCuuJy il the road would
pe pushed through 30 this city, Instead
OF going TO EdrI's Switch. as il seems
'Ae STATE Officials would like for II to run.
ne prospects are very bright for Pa4es-
L1e having within a year tWO new roads
one to ba"as and one to Rusk.
Chairman Ecl9r l.. Gammage deserves
much credit as does his soliciting commit
ice anu the cntelprlsmg citizens Tor their
supp0N OF this enterprise.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-23

Cleveland. Ohio. February 2.-rwelye
foundry Arms Of This city have decided to
withdraw the proposed 10 per cent reduce
non IN employees wages and the big mold
tfs strike which was expected 10 taxa
place VIII not occur President Van Elm
~ the holders with committee repre-
3eniing the men, succee1ed IN having the
reduction notice reoclnded In all but four
loundrlos in the city, Two firms asked for
luriher time 20 consider the matter. while
Two otherl-the Lake Shore foundry and
bowler a. co.--inslsted on the cut going
MO effect az once. a strike has been de-
Jared at the Two latter establishments
and the men did not appear Tor work az
either of uic ABOVE foundrles this morn
Ing.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-23
WILSON AND TINE CUCKOO cLooIN.
The TImeplece started the Fun mat
CunVulsed Big Meeting.

New Yor. SPECIAL TO Chicago iuler-oaean.
when Congressman Wilson was ban
quoted at the Beard Of Trade ana I'rans-
portatlon two weeks ago considerable IN
dgnltion was aroused by the younger
gentlemen present who made mention Of
the cuckoo incident The true story, how
ever. was not told until to-day wren one
OF ,ne d.aaeE con l,l..le 1aQ -a.3 10 pay
Congressman ~ .son aJIlyfl 10 toWl
late in the afternoon on the day Of me
banquet, and proceeded TO the waldorf,
where he registered and went w. 20 ms
room. None OF the clerks knew MIR. wa
TO arrive had been given them. When the
guests arrived in the early evening the
enxiety as to Mr.. Wilson. who had not set
put IN an appearance
Mr.. Boldt was appealed to for Informal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-23

II. Ha.t5n. the express messenger VINO
ba5 bis hack hurt in the Missouri. kan
sas ana I'oxas wreck at Houston ne iats
two weeks ago yesterday, has nearly re-
covered and ma gone % DenisoN
Leon Morris, the NAL agent VINO re-
tr,.e15,J IA 20 home to FaEuop yes.er-
do,- bur he bad weather prevented now
ever. he Win leave in "A few days.
Joe Elliot tae brakeman VINO vas shot,
Is getting along nicely. ana VIII le'''
Monday for qharnIale his home
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-23

Rusk, Texas, February 22.-Nrs. G. %.
Nooley 6ied yesterday morning at her res
idcuce. She leaves one child about years
OLE. She willed little George to her aunt.
Mrs. Simmons. Mrs, Medley was good
Christian woman.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-23

Holland. Texas February 1.-A{rs. Joe
Stone died this morning
Fort Worth, Texas, February 21.-FIank
Hertielie. a Santa Fe car repairer died
at his home this morning.
Denison. Texas. February e1.--Mrs.
James Nlahou, who lett here some weeks
ago to Join her husband at Kinghsher.
O. T., died in that town last Saturday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-23
WHERE TO BUY
WALL PAPER,
WINDOW GLASS,
WHITE LEAD AND
LINSEED OIL.

DON'T DECIDE WHERE 1T is BEST
10 PLACE YOUR ORDER FOR THESE
GOODS UNTIL YOU ALLOW US TO
QUOTE YOU PRICES,
WE THINK WE HAVE soML IN
JUDGEMENTS To OFFER THE TRADE,
AND WILL BE PLDAsD TO NAME
PRICES on REQr EST
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-23

Timps1u. Texas, February 22.-Mr. J.
W. Black of Bobo mill died yesterday
from the injuries received the day before
from falling tree.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-23

aged to get so much amusement ott OF It
that some Of the older members looll Of
Tense az what they considered 10 be the
disFespeotful lcvity OF the younger mum
beers"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-23
1--we 10 EnuAL-

Allc1ck's Porous Plasters have attained
q worldwide reputation solely upon their
superla.ve merits. They nave many
,yould-ue rivals. but have never been
euua,loi or even approached IN curative
Drcperiies and rapidIty and safety Of ac-
Ion Their value has been attested by
The highest medical authorities as well
as 10y unimpeachable testimonials from
those who have used them, and they are
recommended as the hes, external remedy
Tor weak back, rheumatism, sciauca,
ce,ds. coughs, sore throat chest and
stomach affections kidney difficulties.
weak MUSCLES strains stitches ana aches
avs ualus OF every description.
Beware OF limitations, ana do not be de-
cciycd Joy mlsrcpreSentatio ton. Ask FOR ALI
cock. and let no solicitation or eNplana-
ton induce you TO accept a substitute.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-23

The ad Of O. J. Lewis q Co. is an evil
l.r,. Of the Importance and value OF the
rre.fe 81 this section. which Is year By
lar being more closely sought by St
l.ouis ana Chicago merchants .. J, LOWS
ft,venty-flve years.. widely and favorahlv
known to the progressive merchants Of the
so.thwest as having conducted many OF
the largest auction sales ever made out
side of Now York CITY They are liberal
users Of printers ink. In urging merchants
to visit their auction sales, 10 make per
sanal selections and obtain merchandise
al Their own figures, as Il is their unchal-
lapeed claim to sell only such goods as
lre consigned for absolute sale, hence
tHrir continued success,
Or. Prices c,rcam Baking Powder