davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-20

IT'S just Us easy 10 try One Minute
Cough Cure as anything else.'It's cas-
Ter to cure severe cough or cold with
It. Let your next purchase for cough
be One Minute Cough Cure. Better med
icinc; better result: better try II.
Charles r. Goetze. corner Twelfth and
Market streets; Bowie & Company,
Bridgeport: Peabody & Son. Benwood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-20

Just how much confidence Governor
Altseld. Of Illinois. has in his own the
Dry Is evidenced by the fact mat as 4
large property owner he requires all his
tenants to sign leases providing that the
rentals shall he paid In standard gold
coin Of the United States"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-20

TAKE dose OF De Wits Little
Early Risers Just for the good they
will do you. These little Pills are good
for indigestion. good for headache.
good for liver compliant, good for
constipation. They are good.
Charles r. Goethe. corner Twelfth and
Market streets: Bowie & Company.
Bridgeport; Peabody 6: Son. Benwood.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-20
Valuable Franchise Secured.

The franchise OF easy dIgcst!on-one' OF
tho most valuable in the Eft of medical
sricnce-can be secured by any person
wise enough TO use lIostcttcr's Stomach
Filters. either 10 suppress growing dys-
pCpSn, or TO IiprOot II ut maturity
Bilious. rheumatic md fever and ngtIc
sufferers, persons troubled with nervous
neES, and tho constIpatCd. should also NO.
cure tho health franchise by the same
mCunS. ------ ~ -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-20

lowing judgments: 81,
WEST VIRGINIA.
Belngton Coal and Coke Co, Belington,
SGg u: John J.. Baker. BlueNeld, So ii; J.
Norman & Co, Brookvillc. {i03 %; j..
p. Bowcrmnster, Bruceton, SOS 35; Aug.
Schultz, Chariestown. So5 70: G. NJ Chris
tlan, DinGess. S5i5 %; C. L. Benedict. East
BANK. $lS %; T. J; Baker, Fetterman.
". Sinner & Son, Freed. $50 5O:W.T. Lilly,
Grafton.t5S 90: Il. W. Cowan, Greenwood.
se2i %: NJ. Parsons. Hendricks, SIS 20: A.
A. yo L!nd9 IN @kSeyfn5ons So Il; P. 4 lyons.
$lo0 m: d. r. Payne. Pecryville. Sc 80:
Payne & Beaver, PeeryvIlle, Si57 %; C. w
Wheeler. RowlesburG. Sl57 80: S. T.
Wheeler Rowlesburg: Sol %: Stone. Bow
nan & Co. Rowleshurg, SIS2 Is: J. d.
Cowger & CO.. RowlcsburE. STSo Is; J. D.
lass, Rusk. 1891 IS; Bartlett Bros. Trip
KENTUCKY.
". H. Smith, Barboursville, So Is: Rob-
ert Allen. Huntsville. SOC %; ]. {. B. Allen,
crockettvllIe, So %: &C. Stewart & CO.
Suba5c. @ %; Moses Turner. Evnrts,
$50 Is; Moses Turner. Evarts, $i0 50: Lee
Craft, Gabbard, sll IS: r. L. &, J. F. Paul,
G sna on S?o9 %; A. n. Bennington. Ison-
vile. SIC 60; ". S. Emmai MiidIcsSoro
Sle2 %; J. =. Turner & Co, Minnie, SIS 90:
1. c; Ralley. OH Springs, $3i6 66; l.. +.
Jones. Pittsburgh, Se9 II; Union Coal Co.
Pittsburgh. S?3 30: Matt Shearer, Red
House. ta2 20: R. II. Brashears. Salt Creek,
" q: Ledford & Asher, Spring Creek,
ONO.
Chas.. McBroom. Akron. sli5 IS; G.. A,
Harte. lronton. so 90: John Madagan, Sid
pey. so 81.
SEND BIDS TO ~@
THE NATIONAL COLLECTION AGENCY.
WASHINGTON, D. C.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-20

LAST summer ono OF orr grand chill
drcn was sick with severe bowel
trouble. Our Doctors remedies had
fnllcd, then we tried CEtlmhcrlaIn's
Collie, Cholera and DinrrhOea Remedy
which gave very speedy relief. va
regard II rs the best medicine ever put
on the market for bowel COMPLAINTS
Mrs. u. &. Gregory. lTrcdcrickstowu,
Mo. This certainly Is the best mclI,
cline ever put on the market FOR dyscn.
lrry. hummer complaint, collie and
cholera infnntum In. children. II never
fails to Glvn prompt relief wlsen used
IN reasonable time and the plain print.
cd directions nrc followed. Many moth.
era nave expressed their sincere grat.
itude Tor the cures 1t has effected. B.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-20

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used by millions OF mothers for
thclr children while teething. with per-
feet SUCCESS. 1t soothes the child. soft
ems the gums. allays all pain; cures
wind collie. and Is the best remedy for
diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents O bottle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-20
THURSDAY. THE 9TH DAY OF
AI'GITST 1909

commencing at 10 o'clock u, m, the fol.
lowing described real estate, that Ia In
my: a piece OF ground in the city OF
wheeling, IN ONO county, West VIRGINIA
situate on the road leading from tho M.
tinnnl Road 10 Mount Wood Cemetery.
ana bounded rs follows: Commencing nj
corner OF the Jewish Burial Ground on
said rohu. said corner being tho most
western point on said roud OF tho said
Cemetery Grounds, and running north.
west on the limo OF snd buriui ground
one hundred ana nifty feet, moro or lcEg
TO the southeast line OF tho ground con.
ycycd by Mary +, SILVER and husband ia
Maurice Max and others by decd dntEI
Ilcccmhcr ,. LST2, recorded In deed hook
NO. ~. page al: thOnCc with said sDuth-
east line southwest iifiy-flvc feet: thence
S0uthennt ny u linO parallel with tho limo
OF said burial ground first mentioned ~
the line Of said road leading 10 Mount
Wood Cemetery: thence with tho line Of
snld road northcastwnrdly iifty-ilvo feet,
more mere or LcSS. 10 the place OF beginning,
the deed nhovo mentioned nude by MARI
II. silver and husband to MnurIco NnS
ana others. ard l'csrrvInE also tho coni
or or DINER mineral beneath tho same. being
Inc sumo property conveyed to NuyuStIs
Wickcrly by Catherine Meyer by decd
dated September ~. lSs7. and of record IN
the office OF the clerk OF the county court
OF pnln county, West Virginia. in deed
book No. So a. nnCC lbs, 49,"
TERMS OF SkLE-Ouo-third nnd ,,,
much more nS the purchaser may eIcrt
10 pay IN cash OF the day OF snlc tho I'M.
nncn OF the purchase money In two cnIInI
INSTRUMENTS, payable respectively nj nnn
ma Two years from tho day,Of sale, Will
interest from that day, for each OF whIrh
ucirrrcd install lmrntS Of tho p,lrchns"
money tho purchaser shnll givo hir nTro'
tlaDle promlrSory notes, bCurng Intcregt
scChrcu ny tho tito OF tho prOpUriv sail
being retained untIl the payment In rmii
OF Tho SANG, or by deed OF trtst an ihn
property sold to ho drawn, acknowledged
n nnu .scoEuS g y, ne expense OF thu pur.
c'lnasr. e. GEORGE d. CALDWELL,
wI1IJAu,, ,,,r Trustee.
Auctionecr. jyi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-20
TIE STATE PRESS.

1uCSuay HOVulNb tHe 1'OSt ICIepEOUeu
this message TO the Second National
bank, the Bank OF the MononSahela
Valley, and the Farmers and Mer-
chants Bank OF Morgantown.
Can We get hundred dollars in gold
FOR 800 In silver or Srcenbacks?
EVERY ONE or THE BANKS RE-
FUSED TO EXCHANGE THE YELL
Low METAL FOR SILVER OR PA
PER.
THE VERY THREAT OF FREE
AND UNLIMITED COINAGE OF SILL
YER HAS DRIVEN TIE BANKS TO
REFUSE TO PAY OUT GOLD.-MOr-
Santown Post. (Rep.)
The most disgusting argument put up
by the silver monometallIsts Is that
because eastern capitalists are for the
gold standard the common people should
oppose it. That Is the same kind OF an
argument these same fellows belchcd
forth four years ago when advocating
free trade. They said that the farmer
and laborer ought to oppose protection
because the manufacturers favored It.
By this time the people ought to have
learned that the same economic policy
ity 10 others. Mankind Is interdepend-
cnt.-Wcston independent, (Rep.)
Tho national Democratic convention
is over. 1t was one OF the most cxtraor-
binary burlcsques on political affairs
ever known. 1t was extreme and revo-
Iutionary in It's methods and while It
adopted sO-caucd platform Of prin-
clplrS. 1t was dominated by n single
idea. That Is for this country to coin all
the silver OF the world on a ratio Of six
teen to one In wild impulse Of I'M
reasoning enthusiasm II nominated for
President young man without eNper-
iencc, without party standing, without
craftsmanship and without any special
fitness or ab!llty.-lsitchie Gazette.
(Rep)
Four years ago the Republican party
declared that It believed In both gold
and silver money. Now 1t declares that
It believes In the single gold standard.
What Influence has wrought this change
in the Republican falth?-WaynG News,
(DGm.)
No change whatever. dear News. The
Republican party declares distinctly
for the maintenance of the present
gold standard" which means both gold
and silver The Democrats alone will
try TO sIecr the ship OF state on the reefs
OF Observation-Disclosures Herald,
(Rep) =,
II all the fellows in this country who
are sitting around on dry goods boxes
talking politics, were suddenly put to
work, and the nation had rest from
their senseless tongues, times would get
50 much better that we'd wonder what
r had happened. The Wilson tariff BILL
and depleted treasury are bad enough.
but the national order OF American
street corner politicians Is n curse be-
yOnd c0nception.-Elkins Inter-Moun-
tain. tftep)
Governor MacCorkle's candidacy for
the vice presidency was a considerable
surprise to those who know him best.
They didn't, think he would stop Mt any
thing less than first place.-Shcpherds-
town Register. Dcmo
a Democrat will not be known by the
company he kccps,-Grant County
Press Ncp)
The encouragement Of contest be-
tween the business and commercial IN
tcrcsts OF tls1 country on the one side
nnd labor on the other Is simply the
erection of the flag pole Of anarchy,
and the red flag Is Observation-Disclosures
ton Mail, (RepO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-20

Official programme of repertoire Q: wees
OF July SOth:
Monday-~BoHEAIIAE GIRL.
Tuesday and Wednesday Evenings
PIRATES OF PEN2ANCE.
Thursday-BoHEAtIAN GIRL,
Friday and Saturday Evenings and sat-
uTday Matince-MIKAD0.
EreninSTfrltts SOC, NIL parts Of theatre NAN,
ncc prices &c, all paris OF ,hca,.c. RESERVED
seats withopkgzttn charge can be secured az,
A. a, itHiises mGIc store on aud after saturday,
Special trainwi!l leave W, ( l. C. L. Y o'-ts
" HSS !" Y t3tsNeNetF evening NJ ~
LefTy ana Moth Wheeling every CvrNIp; a''@
me u o'clock iHotor returns IRON the lGs"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-20

a Democrat will not be known by the
company he kccns.-Grant County
Press Ncp) \.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-20

Governor MacCorkle's candidacy for
the vice presidency was considerable
surprise to those who know him best.
They didn't, think he would stop ut any
thing less than first place.-Shcpherds-
town Register, IDcm.)
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-20
FOR SALE.
WEST VIRGINIA.

The National Collection Agency, of
Washington. D. c.. Will dispose OF the fol-
lowing judgments. -. -..--.H. ....--.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-20

llondncho cured IN 70 minutes by pr
; MlICw i,nlh Pills. One cent Il dose" Al
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

DiuPTuRE CURED ny a CIIIcIcsl
W. Rupture Specialist OF oysr 40
years experience In making ali klb5Iin
Truhses. and made TO order. The lSiS.,.,
SsRtlpn. Office hours, On. m. 10 s 4, ~ y,
iIcdlEj Market street. Wheeling, Il" ~
qyaS A. H,liAS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-20
TRUSTEES SALE.
rrRusTEE's SALE.

by virtue OF n deed OF trust made by
Alwyn S. Ronk and Edith NJ. Ronk, his
wife. to the undersigned. as trustee. dated
July =, 1891. and recorded in the office OF
the clerk OF the county. court OF Ohio
county.<West Virginia. in deed OF trust
auction to .the highest and hest bidder,
Mt the north front door OF the court house
o. sntd county. in the city OF Wheeling,
W. Va. on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-20

Four years ago the Republican party
declared that 1t believed In both gold
and silver money. Now 1t declares that
1t believes In the single gold standard.
What influence has wrought this change
in the Republican faith?-WnynG News.
DLm.)
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-20

Tho doctor has forbidden me to drink
my more champagne" probably I'M
I'll after you have paid his blll."-Flle-
wanda niatHnH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-20

No change whatever. dear News. The
Republican party declares distinctly
for the maintenance Of the present
gold standard" which means both gold
and silver. The Democrats alone will
try To steer the ship OF state on the reefs
OF observation-disclosures Herald.
Rep) -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-05

1t. and thus blow an opening in the cell
wall. BY some mischance the explosion
occurred before every detail was com
plote. Instead OF blowing "a hole IN the
wall. Pomeroy blew OFT his eyebrows
and otherwise injured his face. The gas
jet was removed, and when Pomeroy
sent request to have It put back again
the warden's answer was:
you can't have gas aud you know the
reason why"
Pomcroy answered with an injured air;
~ surely don't know 1t seems pretty
hard that must spend the long evenings
without light"
~ will give you gas outside here where
1t can shine into your cell, or give YOU an
electric light" said the warden.
II don't want electricity, and unless !
can have gas IN my cell ] won't nave
light at ali" was the decided response:
II wish to be treated like the other men,
For n long time Pomeroy had rocking
chair with the seat made Of carPeting;;
One day when examining the chair seat
II was found he had managed to sew n
number of pockets underneath, ana "
these he had stored away all sorts OF odd
pieces Of iron, steel and on knifc blnurs,
bits Of strirg, and any hing ho thouRnt
might he Of possible use 20 him.
The warden and officers have no DOUBT
that pomeroy Is still pit ming stu stldy.
ir,g. but they believe that with the present
Arrangement escape IL hopeless.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-05


to make them eXpressionless. This very
effort, however, gives the blue eye look
of animal cunning, and the white eye
seems always following the cue given to
1t hy the blue.
In the same way, when talking he tries
to hide every Indication of intellect and
to bring into his face the unconcern and
innocence OF a child This of course en-
hances the look of slow, animal cunning
and gives a shifting, uneasy appearances
to what would otherwise he a bold eye
His forehead is low and somewhat re
ceding lie ha,r ,s Thin brown in color
and he is getting a little bald over the
TONNES 1Ts nose is short and brond. his
mouth while NOT exactly coarse. is vet
,,nnieasont b,s iau,s ore so,tars and solid
and he has short chm. His head is
LIZ t", Ia ii1s ,,, wc, ,nC, "'''
snort anu niuspuinr h'0A'
.,,.. asa,
foneroy mas not socla' Ha'"ie' anu
seems to care very little for any CONVEX
satlon. His talk is always about himself.
-. ,,.,a,, ~ roo,oet for
something different in his cell or in his
daily lifc He &c governed entirely by
,., -, .aI,,tr, Cr-
MS nioous III 'he matter VI t''"'s.
ten he is sullen and dogged for months at
a time. and will hardly answer the merest
aaa,,o, r;,n. ht, ,ood cbangas and
question. Iheh ms ihDou S,.,S,nIt;v ~
ne seehS every PoSslpie opput, tr''i'' W
talh WIN eltnsr qtlueo ., r,sios snec,-
re Is csrtalIiy inc mos ma ,hat one
n.y. ~. oTSe' TN ion~ vaars snent i'm
can imagine. Inc ions years nian
LOOMING AT -FOUR pIahk Wills. anu ~ no me-
hiIs means OF escape nav, , ~ Years
ihtehslTeu ms sense OF neatl"S, III
have passed without persons oeihs "O'o
70 eaten MN uhaw Nv ,f,o,o,,rced so MANY
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-05

accomplished a great deal during the term
OF his confinement.
He is a great user of mechanical diction-
helped to develop his mechanical inge-
nuity. lie writes a very fair French or
German letted, has studied Greek and
Latin to some extent ana is a good mntne-
ma t.cian. He expresses little interest in
the books he reads or in any outside mat
ter. AS the years pass and every attempt
to escape fails. he becomes more and
more absorbed in himself
When he was seen by the reporter he
was reading some historical work. When
The book and said; 1T is history. ] read
history mostly now, and care very little
for novels"
lie had risen, even before the door was
rolled back. having recognized step
different from that of the officer, and he
stood with the open book in his hand,
loontnp through the iron bars of his inner
cell door. The bright yet quiet eyes noted
The stranger quickly. then turned eagerly
to the warden. He lifted his head m
an animal-like manner and the cords OF
his throat jerked for a moment In his ei-
fort to use hts voice
of a chance to speak with you There Is
something very much want to ask
"Yes?" said the warden quietly. what
is it, Pomeroy?"
IT want TO ask YOU" he answered, "if
you can't make some change In my work.
find this weaving of chairs makes my
chest weak and lanes my Shout lars.
Here he put his hand on his thick chest
and drew his breath in softly, with Il
glance at the stranger. lie moved DIS
arms back and forth from the shoulders
to show how they grew lame.
The warden asked: what work do you
want Jesse? Have you any preference
stranger, and posed little in his speech.
Yes" he replied, Il should like to do
something that would bring me in some
money" He turned his strange eyes d.
rectly on the visitor, and his face was as
innocent as that of child. II have been
in prison now for twenty-five yearIIsnut
M for twenty-five hong years-and | have
never yet earned a penny. ! should ike
10 feel that l am earning something ana
that | shall have something coming TO
me. ] should like. always supposing, war-
den. that II meets your approval, -thls
very innocently and with his eyes looking
aver Warden Bridges head--"to do some
knitting. ,,
There was a moments silence, during
which Pcmeroy never movet his eyes,
", 4 seemed srarcely 10 breathe.
"Do Won know how to knit?' asked the
warden. showing ne surpriSe,
""iyen really. TO" smiled Pomcroy, now
,o,.fsctiv q; his ease, but I learn any
,eins, vcrv easily. you know, and yhol-d
INC To try the knitting more I any
ring else I trA think Of ! 6 Pit
st6ckings am mit;ens ana ~. them
no,,id sell THAT / knit; You See. / should
Ne TO feel that | had something coming
m ,,s for an these years of work
70 .. W well. ri think over this matter
=, ns,'s33.,in,, your work" said the warden.
81 .,n 90 YOU get fruit once week regular
iy.!ob get It sometimes; but l should
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-05

to any man who can induce me to stand
up for two rounds" said one of them.
Where do you wish to be buried !"
asks the other.
use that l am buried in the fireplace,
that my ashes may minglc with those o.
the crate"
KINGSLEY'S OPINION OF MUSIC.
No one has touched the secret Of
music more closely than Charles Kings
ley. Music" he says, goes OH certain
laws and rules. MIN did not make the
laws Of music; he has only found them
out. and il he be sclf-wlled and break
them there is an end Of mhsc INSTANTLY.
Music is n pattern. and type Of heaven,
and of the everlasting life of God which
perfect spirits live in heayen--a life Of
melody and order in themselves; life
in harmony with each other and with
God" This goes DOWN to the bottom
of the subject; music is TINT obedience ~
law which secures order, harmony. ono
mess and sympathy, the realization OF
which is heaven, Kingsley does not here
speak as preacher so much Ms q stu
dent of natural science. The point at
which the hnrmonies of the external
world touch the corresponding moral
chords of our inner nature Is mys-
IpF!' IL ~ u part VI W" si.o'cA t"N--.-
of the relation of sensation 10 con-
sciousness. We only know that har-
monies of sound touch the mind ana
suggest a moral harmony. SO true Y
this that all these masters Of thought 4
whom am quoting do not hesitate %
name the result as heaven, by which
they do not mean any place, nor atly (
fulfillment Of earthly expectation, nor
any here nor there, but a moral condl-
tion which is the outcome Of obesiience
to laws.--T. T.. Munger, In Century
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-05
VERY FAMOUS PRISONER.
Jesse Pomeroy Seen After Twenty
Two Years in Confinement.
dt IS STILL STRONG AND ALERT.
an OF Good Tastes and Much Given to
rohtabie Rending-Mapy Thwnrted
Attempts at Escape.

oharlestown, Mass. December 25-Jesse
fo'neroy, the hoy murderer" was 81
years Of age on Sunday. Nineteen years
me sentence imposed for his crimes
"a'ch We're committed in Boston, and the
Ncolection Of wh.h is still fresh in the
annus OF most readers. have been passed
w nm in solitary confinement in the
>%ma va, Mass, State prison.
"neh nut little more than Il years OF
~ ne mad brutality murdered two young
"ud,eh' one boy of four, whose body
~ ieit on the Dorchester marsh, horribly
|ADe'a'ed, and the other little girl OF
"a VI seven, His boyish record previous
M, As fourteenth year had been black and
Tonss One little child after another
thesa oe round terribly bleeding, and
yoi,n,, ppulcheries were traced home to
Ibean many years Jesse Pomeroy has
|haS bi,ss only by the officers who have
ness NJ IN III charge, but by special kind
Char,oss, General Bridges, warden OF the
riau studied by a reporter one evening
| inchasw week He is about five feet four
and ! IN height. with broad shoulders
n ueep chest,
ne Is strong and muscular aud during
| has no,a ty-lwo years of his confinement
has I,,,isr been Ill single day His face
careless,e,, OF the prison pallor, and when
| Ing ms scanned seems peither interest
certain uhlnteresting. However. with a
charann, NJ knowledge of his disposition and
nerienca,, 70 guide one, even the mex
his faco person would find a study of
IA ~ fascinating
gentle 80 quiet manner and would-be
Headline Nhnession, which are at first mis-
feels Fl, put after careful attention one
We're 4, would be face entirely brutal
in suhs ny not for his extreme cieverness
hinder mants each feature and keeping IL
calgh, r.II.ect control. AS he Is Hsver
only Inv WIN his mask off, 1t is by study
His az. ms real nature IS discovered.
light, So, are !eeuliag, The left one is a
hsariy blue, While the right eye is
vhlte s sne nos. He may Rave had this
pr the ras,, rom birth. but II appears rath-
ssht 1 , nn Of some childish injury. The
aggression re 1t IS hard to describe the
VI fomeroy's eyes, for he aims
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-05
Black Goods.

34inch Wool Filling Black Cashmere reduced from
zoe to 15c yard, now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10c
3einch Wool Filling Black Cashmere, reduced from
25c to l9c yard now. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 15c
3Sinch Wool Filling Black Cashmere, reduced from
Sic to PIC a yard, now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ice
46.inch all Wool Black Henrietta, reduced from soc
to 3Sc yard now. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 29c
42inch Brocaded Serge, reduced from 40c to CSC
yard, now. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 21c
36inch all Wool Black Serge reduced from 35c to 25c
yard, now. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 21c
46inch all Wool Black Serge reduced from SOC to 44c
ayard now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SOC
h0inch all Wool Black Storm Serge reduced from Use
to SOC yard, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 42c
45.inch Silk Finish Black French Henrietta, reduced
from 75c to SOC yard, w................... 45c
45inch Silk Finish Black French Henrietta, reduced
from S5c to SOC yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Acc
45inch Black Silk Finish Henrietta, reduced from
CSC to 73c yard, ow....................... soc
4Oinch Priestly Black Silk Warp Henrietta reduced
ST. 10 to S5c a yard now. ................... 77ac