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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-07
AMONG RAILROAD MEN.

Emu v !" HARTMANN, assistant 10 City
trail. was confined to his home with illness
yesterday.
j. n. Wisner. the bashfu young travel
ing passenger representative OF the Sea-
board Air Line, lcf' last night for interior
points In quest of passenger movements.
TRANSPORTATION for the members of the
Houston Base Ban team, who Will be here
IN a few days preparatory to the opening
OF the season has been secured over the
International and Great Northern over
rted.
Thomas Dugelby, the affahle and ener-
gttc travelling accountant of the Missouri.
Kansas ami Texas, was q visitor In rail-
way circ.es yesterday. Mr.. Dugelby has
a large number of friends in Houston ana
his angel visits to this city are always
very pleasant.
Win The resignation, of Colonel W, +.
SNYDER the position of general Western
+; ssenger agent of the Zig -Four system
hes been abolished Warren j. LS nch,
CHER clerk In the passenger traffic man
orrr's oince. has been appointed assiatant
general passenger agent, effective April l.
n. S. Moldrnm, secretary and treasurer
of the Houston East and West Texas, who
left here for TAiladega, Ala, the home OF
the late Colonel Jomison, president of the
company, 3, now In New York MIR. Mel
drums visit East is said to be in connec-
ton with tho settlement Of the Jemisoh
estate.
T.. T. Fcgan, better known as 'BdrneS,
who arrived here Thursday night from
Dallas. was up bright and early yester-
day morning greeting friends in ticket
row. He spent the morning hours very
pleasantly, swapping yarns with the rail
way representatives, and left in the even
ing for Galveston.
G. +. Sloat. assistant general passenger
agent of the Chicago, Rock Island and
Texas, was In the city Yesterday from
headquarters In Fort Womb, CONSIDERING
the light traffic at this season Of the year
he reported the Rock Island as holding
he own In the passenger business. and
indications are encouraging for good
spring trade.
Dan MeCarty. the genial and gensle aon
of Er.n with the titlc of conductor on
Tie Houston and Texas Central, canle
down from the north division and after en-
joying a two days fun celebrating with
the Emmett councils. was put In charge
of Conductor II. X. Hough's crew on this
division, during the latter's absence visit
Ing relatives In Chicago.
r. w Pierce. Jr.. of Boston. formerly
and for several years connected with the
Southern Pacific, and at one time general
passenger agent of the road, with head
quarters In Houston, passed through here
Yesterday en- route to Galveston Nj.
Pierce has host of friends and acqualni-
ances In this city. and he expressed his
decp regret at not being able to spend
few days at his old home.
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COMMISSION RULINGS.

Classification OF Various Comn'ooi''cS W
Govern Transportation
Austin. Texas, February 5.-The raliroah
commission issued the following circular
order today;
In approval of JOINT application submit
ted under No. 1903 Of the Missouri Kansas
and Texas Railway Company OF TeNas' IL
&c hereby ordered that the following cias-
tlfication rulings, supplementary to west
ern classification No. -. snail govern III
the transportation of the articles named
hv railroads between points in Texas, SUP
iert 10 the rules embraced in exceptions 10
Western classification: G hoxed
Blcvcle attachments y. q. - poAeu'
L. C. l.. one and one-hait uhios i"s'
class. H.. Goods " q $
fe~e mare %. classification No. x
2. Nurs ng bottles ana atua aS ap.,lsI
same as glassware. (See page ~ ei"ss''
Phosphates and phosphate rock used
Cor fcrt lizing purposes, Same as iei W
izers \. o. S, (Soe page - classil 'cA'
No. 22l .,,,r.,,s oorrIares
sbinred without wheels on page ", WI,
NO, apply unless shipments are kloekes,'
Ioun n the manner provided TOT chli-
dTen's carriages *. ID. on same page,
Street lamp frames, nnS'hHe'' "'-'''''
boxed l.. c. H. first class; .,
carriages, babies or chi!drens N, ~
boxed or Grated. subject 10 requirement ~ /,
sCr X. II. shipments shown or page ~ 1'
Western classifi cation 10. Il h. - i-'
This order shall take erect MAJ" .
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GREAT PHOTOGRAPHY.
WHAT TIE WONDERFUL NEW IN
NENTION MAY SHOW RF jaHplNG
THINGS WE ALREADY KNOW.

at is an astounding discovcry-one or
the most marvellous of the present age'
II was in these words that an eminent
scientist lately referred 10 IN" new rhd
wonderful Invention IN photography whioh
everybody Is discussing. This great m
Venlion as most people are aware, enahles
photographers to take pictures OF ClJfclS
completely hidden from the sight In
recent experiment, for instance. a portrait
OF n man WAS secured. although ne was
separated from the PHOTOGRAPHER by
thrcc-irch partition. In another case,
picture was obtained Of all the bones.
muscles. blood yess Is and internal organs
In mans body.
a well known New YORK physician recently
said: III thousands Of people VINO are
walking the streets today and ali ading
TO business could only 5 "A phutogf lph OF
their Internal organs, they would be- hiled
with alarm aud dread. They would see
their liver and kidneys cloggcd WIN I'M
purlti,s ard their blood hled with dendly
sacreiions which poison Jhe whole system,
They would see those deucntf organs slow
y hut surely giving way under TINS cor
roding poisoning influence. Oh, what an
effect such a picture would have
The doctor IL p rfectly right, but ~ tho
Same time there are thousands on Itopie
who need no photograph to tell them that
there is something wrong with IN IT
health They know that tho do rot
feel as well as they ought TO feel Ihny
complain Of tired foellngs, nervousness,
headaches. backaches. stomach troubles,
constipation and DUH, heavy sensai ions.
They feel miserable. but DO no, know
why they suffer II IL only the skilltd
physician who knows that these syinp-
toms are all caused 10y tho liver and
kidneys being out Of order. Whom these
great organs OF the body fail to act
properly the health speedily breaks down.
II was a knowledge of this important
fact that led 10 one OF the greatest as
coverlts ~ modern times. For long years,
the brightest men IN the medical prOffs-
sion sought for remedy which would
cure all these arrangements OF the liver
and kidneys. and Mt last they succte ded
in finding II. This great remedy. which
has proved hlf ssing TO thousands, Is
Warmers Safe Cure. remedy lint to-
day is known and honored all over the
world No other remedy has over olaaitd
IT for making weak, run -down peonle
feel strong and well II Is universally
admitted to be the safest and best rem dy
Tor curing every form Of liver and kidney
disease. II puts an end TO stomach trou.
bles. purides and euriches the blood and
restores lost vitality.
This great Safe Cure Is not ar expert
tnent II has been In use for over twenty
years and has been the means Of saving
millions OF lives. II Is the ony remedy
Drescrib-d nv the worlds leading phvHi-
clans No other remedy compares win II
for building UP the system and imparting
new life to every part OF the body.
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ursrER's STATEMENT.
Movomeut Two and "a Half Million Behind
Same Time Last Season.

Movement Two and "a Half Million Behind
Same Time Last Season.
Now orleans. La. March 6.-Sccretary
Hcsters weekly New orleans cotton
statement. issued before the close OF busi-
noss toanv shows a decrease in the move
ment into sigh, for the week compared
,vi,h last wear In round figures Of l2,VD0
ond a., increase over year before last Of
Az 600 and over 1888 of il,oa. For the SIX
DAYS OF March the figures snow ue-
crease under the same six days OF Hiarch
last year OF 1900, a gain over Tue same
lime year before last of 1900 ana over
the game time In 1888 of 1000 FOR Inc
six months and six days OF the season
that have elapsed the aggregate IL BENIN
u,, civ months and six days of last year
r5s On and of the same days year before
last 90, 900, hut Is ahead Of the same t'ine
I'm 1893 by 2ss.O0O The amount bronsht
into sight during tho past week nus ~ n'V Nh
la, g.1 balcg against ll3, 413 last year. 1e,v9
t.o,r ngfnrc Ingt and GU2,g for the same
lime In 1888. The movement sihCS SrrPtt1,I
her last shows receipts at az, ~ ", ~.
suites ports 4 59sf03, against o9zl ,ca' iaAi
vesr 4 I'D an Tor tbs year before last ana
500 US In 1888, ,,..,, o,,o
and Potomac rivers 70 Nogt . ,sr n.,"S
Canada, Gij,SB, against @e,l9 iast year,
GglOii year before last ana 1851 same
time In 1893 Interior stocks In excess OF
tbnsa heId nj the close OF the commercial
vrnr 40 2l5 against 1850 last year Zili-
3gf ,cnr loo fore last and 29i,6n3 same llme
In isag Southern mill takings, exclusive
az amount consumed at ports, 9ss,65
aaainst JiGglp last year, 4s391s year before
iast and it5 81 same time In lhB. Ihese
make the total movement for the SIX
months and six days from September ]
n date q 100 $50. against S,7y93G0 last year.
q G7t g2s Inc year before last and 5,si.v02
IN iSn Foreign exports for the week
have been 6e 265, against ~ 1853 last year,
making tho total thus far for the season
q ga gM. against 52i3.03g las year. or a
decrease of ! 81 iiS.
Northern mill takinss during inc paAi
eeyen days show an increase OF 2l.2l9. as
compared with last year and their total
taklnes since September ! have been de-
creased 45il7g. Tho total takings OF
American mills North and South and
canada. thus far for the season have
been i gGo 495. against 2,To7i5 last year.
These include l.3is2S5 by Northern spin
ners, against ySD 56i.
Stocks al the seaboard and twenty
nine leading Southern interior centers
have decreased since the close Of Feb
rtIary 10 go bales, against decrease dur
ing the corresponding period last season
OF rs 30G, and are now $4,000 smaller than
at this date In 1895,
Including stocks left over at ports and
interior towns from the last crop and the
number OF bales brought into sight thus
far for tho new crop the supply 10 date
is SAG. so& bales. against s,936,3s5 for the
same period last year.
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PRIVATE THEATRIcALs,
Texas SITTER.

Texas SITTER.
Are ynu going TO the theater this even
tre?" asked Hostetter McG!nnis OF a Dali
las gentleman who Is afflicted with bad
rese Of motherin-law.
what is going TO be played?' asked the
victim
Faust"
That's thu play in which the devil APP
pears, .sn't it2"
Yes"
CHANGING in the direction OF the old lady
"Weu 1 don't have to go 10 the theater
u hen 1 want TO see the tevli."
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Z; L. Vineyard, Eagle Lake; w Hugh
smsr. dallas; j. O. Brown and wife.
Esrpiei e. O: Ray, Louisville, KY: II. II.
MN ss.ilhg, Dallas; Charles b. Sloat. Fort
Es,,,n, U, A Juh!n. Topeka, kan; l..
rs ~ Miamisburs, Ohio; 7. II. Thomp-
III NJ houston; 4. c. Orr. Denver. =. 5.
W. chicago j. NJ. George and wife.
M, orleans. Heller Stone, Brennan:
II cmufnhy and wife. New York; John
ktps svhhlti, New Orleans; Miss Katherine
kcus,o new York; c. II. Holmes, Jr.
tsssSn; r. Meyer. Chicago: r. T.. Wills,
[lIis ssIeld. Ohio; Miss Nj. Gearing. Miss
Bsav..n enton' Houston: Sam Z. White
6smrnr. rails. Pa; L. c. McReynolds. FL
fsO' Miss BERTHE McRcynolds, Sabine
\ Kincheloc, Wharton: f..
Ga !. TN IN Gucro, II. q. Rich. Wharton /:
|Gss, Walker. San Antonio: Dave A..
fAke' 'aYlVeston; g.. Z. Walker, Eagle
81 81 d. y, Folts. Gordanrod: w. =. Kin
fhr sru VIE. Qwatonna. MINI. c. Hausl,
Ea Nua w; y Kelly and wife. ovation
b, " VIM, Harry w. Toothe, New York (:
Bsis getaway, pettaway: W. l.. Nc
tsuis, ,san Antonio: O. II. Bate. ST..
h en- MS l., l.. sloan Pre- Valley: T
Eoe, pFHh New York; Jake Davis Calves
|lchran H. Nash. Waco, G., S. Chambers,
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PAPERS NOT RE3i1rr.AR

Austin. Texas, March e-Messrs. Cain
and Clark. representing the Sabine Pass
Alexandria and Northwestern railway
whlch has ten miles of road In operation
IN Angelina county, appeared before the
railroad commission today with an april
cation FOR authority to issue bonds to the
amount of $1,000 per miles. Their papers
were not altogether IN shape however
ana thoY VIII have to como Agaln
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WOOL, TRADE REVIEWED.

Boston, March 6.--T'ho Boston CONNER
clal Bulletin viii say tomorrow OF the
wool trade.
Tho week Just passed is the least active
known for years. Concessions or prices
would be useless. There is simply no de-
mand for wool The sales OF the week
are S26. Nl ponds domestic ana idt,oNl
pounds foreign against ai9,ho0 domestic and
1fp OOO foreign last week and 22la. W0
pounds domestic and ibSa 900 foreign for
The same week last year.
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THE HOTELS.
e Lawior-RateA $3.50 and 81 per
say. Jnmcs LnNNlor. Pronrictnr.

chss, Hubens. city; Chas. Carr. Bryan;
W, Beck. San Antonio. c. c. Dehner'
ne.aso; VIM. J. Lister, Center; j. a.
almahn, city; w. A. Priddie. Beau
aals John $. Aldehon, Dallas: John
,.%ardson, Qdebott; J. NJ Hansbro. Cold
SWngsi r. L. Han. Rice Ranch: james
Aarowe, Miss Lizzie Du Roy. "a TeXas
WI company; Bob T. Thompson, ". L.
saosrs ana wife. New York. W. ii. Boy
pailas; W. j. Arlington, Galveston:
,r BRANDON, N w York Thos. Dugelly,
'NHes,Sni Miss Auttenden, Miss Powell,
Tvus; q. J; Bell and wife, Atlanta:
;.r. 2; nooth san Antonio: r.. \. Pope.
Nv orleans; ID. y. Bcardsley. Kentucky;
~. y. hichardson. j. V. Tsckaberry. city;
'niy 4, swan, Dallas; Chas. Eisenwitz
=; Waters, Galveston; h. r. Jenkins
;i Inn l.. T. Worth, New orr ans
i ig-s WILSON. Franklin; i w. Rranan.
Sui, T. Bell, l.. Dinwoodie. st,
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GRAIN. Flour AND HAY
Austin, Texas, March s.--The railroa

Austifl' IeNas, March 6-~lhe railroad
commission this evening issued general
notice TO all concerned that II w.ll on
March Is consider. AT "A meeting TO he
grain, flour and hay tariff In which the
maxima are reached AT FOL miles, said
maNima being on single hsuls for flour
~ cents, for wheat Is cents. for corn and
hay 1S cents. and on Joint hauls for flour
~ cents, for wheat Il cents, for corn IL
ccnts, for hnY Is cents
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ABLY the further west a man goes the
easier 1t IS for him to force his way into
public notice. II Is easier TO start n ca
reer in the West undoubtedly: but when
man has made his name-wcll. there are
other things in life than having ones
name in the papers once In a while"
There Is work TO he done East as well
as West. and good, strenuous lives 10 be
uVed. There are also nee large salaries
TO he earned. which do not rob life Of any
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..rr.RoAD TIME TABLE

a, the International and Great
Tfahs, and Galveston, Houston and
|Ncr.aNrson arrive and depart at the Inter
aendes,iiodd depot, foot of Congress avenue;
|raional, Kansas and Texas trains at the
|lssouIh nn, Galveston, La Porte and
.Esv uep;rains at San Jacinto street de-
HeSs,9,no ,her roads use the Grand Central
.espot ain. on the following roads ar.
me uAd spart from the Grand Central
~ Southern Pacific. Houston and
|{sro.' ,-soIrll. Gulf. Colt RADIO aud Santa
I.xaut ousion Eest and IVES. Teas and
ein ,han,ssrTi'atlonal and Great Northern. the
M In .,on Houston and Henderson and the
Gsinsssshia and Velasco use the 1nternation-
leisu'no, foot OF Congress avenue. Trains
!. ihe Missouri. Kansas and IeHas use me
h ~ un,ston use the San Jacinto street
', TgSuisroN AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
Main Line; 70.
nyvss"'.li:l0 pm. Arrive. 80. 6.35 pm
Austin Branch.
are 80. SIS p m. J. Arrive: 1910 pm.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
San Antonio Trains.
lib pm. Arrive..... $50 am.
ave-. sos am. Arrive: 80. $40 pm.
New Orleans Trains.
kxve..... Bic am. Arrive. .,sAs rim.
Lave. sig y,i p.m ATaiye. 'i0''0 "'n
s:25 am Arrive -. .. 4;l5 Pm.
MisSoURT KANSAS AND TEXAS
INiesSo aud Kansas City and st. I.ouis
Trains.
AVE. AVE 10 S an AM Arrive. ssc pm,
tEIri.F. col ORADO AND SANTA FEE.
VIZ MAR Line: ~,
sve..... s:ss am. Arr,ye... ss ;l5 am; IN
ave-" Galvssto n Trains.
3eaye..... $40 am. Arrive. s:5s am.
[save..... g.O5 am. Arrive..... s:s5 pm.
Aave..... l;50 pm. Arrive. $40 pm.
kive,.... 100 pm. Arrive. s;2S p.ini
hinutee later and arrive at that depot 10
Elnutes earlier than the above time.
& CT. NORTHERN.
St, Louis Trains.
.sy. ...:..5ss pm. Arrive. ~ 10 Pm
fILVESTON. HOUSTON AND HEN
Galveston Trains
AVE- ave: .ls sdS am am A Arriys , S:i am am
Lave. 100 pm. Arrive. 800 pm.
avs..... Ass pm Arrive..... $40 pm.
Arrive. e.lO pm.
nLuMBIA AND vELASCO TRAINS.
nys daily except sunday ...:.. 40 pm.
i0usTON EAST AND WEST TEXAS.
Through Trains.
Ave-. 1875 pm pm; Arrive. 200 am
| MlNcv lr0lnS.
xave.... 40 am. Arrive. ...7:30 pm.
TEXAS WESTERN.
H. Monday, Wedn' sday Friday. 1000 I'm.
y Tuesday, Th'sday. Satday.... 200 Pm
AN ANTONIO AND ARKANSAS PASS.
INV tdaliy) .................,..... No pm
sIs EtsItS Wy o 1r
TON.
Daily Except Sunday.
lave. s;l5 am. Arrive. 600 pm.
| CLOSING HOUR OF TRAIN MAILS.
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STATE MANAGEMENT THAT PAYS.

"
the bonds of the Northeastern ralroad
running from Athens to Clayton. for s2s7. =
900. Two years ago the company default
ed and threw the road back on tho hands
OF the state, which In turn, falling 10 find
a purchaser. had TO operate II. From be-
ing bankrupt road, the last years bust
ness shows that II has become good
laying property under state management
A few days ago II turned into the state
treasury $4,000 clear profit on the last
half years work, besides having largely
increased the betterment
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BANK CLlIARINGS.

houston Heads Texas and IL Seventeenth
in Rank for the Country.
New York, March 6.-The following
table. compiled by Bradstrcet's, shows the
total clearances M the principal cities ana
the percentage of increase or decrease. as
COMPARED with the corresponding week
last year:
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DuN'S REVIEW.

slightly Lower Range Of Prices Reported
in All Industries.
New York, March 6.-R. G, Dun's
CO.'S Weekly Review of Trade, which Is
sues tomorrow, will say:
Tho industries all report a slightly lower
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HE BLOCKS rms AVENUE.

NE BbctkH IitIS Nv Emu W.
SomcrVille Journal,
The new woman ls crowdiug her way In
to almost every usincss and profession,
but up to date the policeman has felt no
alarm at the possibility that he might lose
his Job.
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Are You a
Thinking Man?

II you arc. this Is addressed TO YoU.
trieity, Machinery Printing and all the
A' an4 sss hs o s ssans svs
speeIaiis,s accomplish daily cures which
ssoy DO You Know ,hat whole books ara
written ON u single disease which would
Ys sys bat but bcre ,sw sSa
who now devote their lives, to the study
of one class of Diseases whilo few years
niif II you are thinking man. these
facts Impress you. and you are satisfied
who devotes all his study 10, one class %
discases-knows moro about them than ths
good old Family Doctor, Now you also
u The distinctive features OF a MAN. Any
Disease in them Affects his entire being;
my weakness ny, makes ss. him less "a
tho love OF woman? Can you say 70
or Dry Your " reprosentativef or TO a woman.
Choose mo before. all men as your hus--
band2" Make today resolve that 4
you, you win be one. and when you ask
FOR honors of men, or love OF woman. no
snH can e p p9'hh Of as
vancos In Science do YOU know that Dr.
Clemcna' treatment OF Structure H. as Tar
ahead OF tho old methods as the lonomo-
tive Is ahead OF the old stage coach? No
pain. no terrible hemorrhages, no laying
down your duties TO 30 TO a city and stay
weeks with Doctor at heavy expense.
lie can cure you at your home; you ean
20 about your business without tho slight.
est trouble and the cost Is not half what
II ir under tho old methods. II you suffef
from this. or from Spermatorrhoea. Impo-
icnce. Stcriity, Gonorrhoca. Syphilis, Dis
enses OF Women. or any Private or Skin
DIR. j. 70. CLEMENS.
100 w. Commerce Street. san Antonio.
Texas.
Question List--A for Men. for Wome1
and c for Skin Diseases. "a
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Sew Hutchins House.

iNiJrr d Guerin.
ger. Proprietors.
Remodeled and
newly furnished.
neuua!ed In all
It's appointments
in the state OF
Texas.
The L o q q ! nG
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TRAFFIC RETURNS.
Santa Fe and Louisville and Nashville
Earnings.
The Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe
railway system reports for seven months

tHe AtCNIsoh, TOpeKh and Santa Fe
ending January 81.
Gross earnings 500. SIT s59,750 Inc s5ii co.
Net earnings ........ 4.21i,S16 Dec, 120 Sg7
The above Includes Atchison, Gulf. Col
orado and Santa Fe, Sonora railway and
New Mexico and Arizona railroad.
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad
company reports for January.
1895 Changes
Gross earnings .......$l, 6sSsS Inc. $50 iS5
Net earnings ........,.. 612055 Inc. 216t
From July to January 81:
Gross earnings 80. sl2 6l5 Inc. s6l9. $50
Net earnings ....... 4,506.497 Dee lai Ia
The following railroad earnings are re
ported for the third week of February:
1896. Changes
Chicago and w. Mich. .Sa5. 900 Dee, 81. 467
Detroit, Lans. and M. 1hSsd Dee, b176
rlint and Peie Maru...... H.Mi Inc. 2So
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Bargains
in
Wall Paper.

Wa hive some decided bargains to offer
TO tho trade IN WALL PAPERS and in
vito correspondence from prospective buy
us submit samples and prices OF our new
goods before you place your order We
have some excellent quick selling patterns
that make fine leaders for dealers. who
are taking hold OF them very rapidly,
Requests for samples promptly attended
to.
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HElp!"
A woMANs DEspAIRING CRY.
Il IL Henrd. A Prominent Actress
Escapes Great Danger.

(srrCIAL TO ouR LADY ErApEus)
How startling Is womhns cry for
help!
~ i,rLn. AL, ~ a Idnp Whern shnll
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man, without reserve, and the answer
will come from one of her own sex. Be
one of the vast army OF women who write
TO Mrs. PiDkham, at Lynn, Mass, and
preserve your health. Only woman
can understand wonap's HIS"
A prominent ectress, in letter to
Mrs. Pinkham, says: -
You cannot Ina CINE the fear
full condition was in when first wrote
20 you. was simply OF no use TO myself
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i do P Where shall
knows not, This
today from every
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EROM WEST TO EAST.

Tho Move Of Many Railroad Men sS''u 70
80" Re a Mistake
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-01-18
ArArEnnnn rnNNENrInN rAncr

Norman Democrat: The statehood
convention at Oklahoma City was n
howling farce, aud was disgrace to
oklahoma. The double statehood
crowd took the advantage Of calling
the convention to order and electsd a
chairman in Mariner that was wholly
outside Of decent methods or fair deal
ing It was evident from the first that
If they could not control the conven-
tion they would break it up In row.
The chairman carried out the wishes
OF the gang a. far as he dared. bat he
stopped short OF what they wanted.