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IN THE RAILWAY WORLD.
Commission Meeting to Consider
New Tariff on Grain.
DEALINGS OF SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
Nhina's New al to BE Built nv mn
American Glass fica,ion Rulings.
Headlight Flashes.

Pursuant to a notice issued by the rail.
ROAD commission on March G, there VIII
pe meeting Of the commission. traffic
representatives and other parties interest.
ed at commission headquarters in Aus.
TIN tomorrow fot the purpose of consider.
iis ne" tariff on grain. grain products
and hay.
Inc meeting promises to be most in.
terSSung one and the commission NAV
ma II very difficult task to promulgat.
a iarlii reducing the rates on grain. which
'he r9llroais claim are now too low.
IN the proposed tariff ISSUED hy the com.
mission and submitted TO all interests for
their consideration and guidance for the
development of a complete tariff, the com
mission makes reductions and moditica.
lions which 1t Is claimed, the railroads
VIII bitterly oppose adopting. In the new
tariff submitted the maxima are reached
az ZVl miles said maxima being on single
hhulS for flour ILL., cents for wheat If
cents, for corn and hay Is cents: and on
Joint hauls for nour 20 cents. for wheat II
cents for corn Is cents and for hmay Is
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CLASSIFICATION RULINGS.
Commission orders Governing Shipment
of Nuri.uIe Arttctav

Commission orders Governing Shipments
of Various Articlas.
Austin, Texas, March l8-The railroad
commission issued circular No. 2ss today
as follows:
In approval of joint application. sub
United under No. los of tho Missouri.
Kansas and Texas Railway COMPANY Of
IeAds' H. !s hereby ordered that Tho fol-
lowing classification rulings, snpplorne INF -
hfN 10 Western classification. No 20
sHdIl govern ia The transportation of the
articles named, by railroads between
points in Texas. subject 10 the rules en-
cation:
l. Detached back bar or sIdeboard mir
roTs, same rs looking glasses. (See PAGE
81, classification No 2a)
:. blppcr handle for dredging machines
less than carloads third class.
q. faradic batteries. Same as galvanic
d na t'erles |see page 2, classification No.
4. Maeoze. Same as naizone (see page
Il, classification Nc. ~.
.. Press dril shoes attachments for
seeding machines same az Coulter plates
tsee pace S. classification No 22).
.. Provision for minimum charge of
i0ol pounds at first class In connection
with carload rating for Light vehicles. will
apply only on shipments loaded on box
cars. Rule II Is appii able on shipments
loaded on open cars.
T. Provision for vehicles gat and
heavy. shown on pag a. applies on mix
hi'les Straight carloads Of passenger
vehicles are ratahle at third class mini.
mum weight 1000 pounds. Provision on
page % for vehicles n. o. S, applies on
freight vehicles only.
This order shall take effect March 20,
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the treaty Of 1919. whtlo the Texas commits
soncrs came to the conclusion that the
north fork was what the makers OF said
treaty had IN mlhd when they mentioned
the RIO Roxo OF Natchitoches.
During the year 1887 the Srate of Texas
gave public notice OF "A purpose TO survey
ana place upon the market for salo and
to otherwise dispose of the territory With
IN the limits OF Greer county, and was
proceeding to eject from portions thereof
number OF settlers, whereupon the presi-
nation warning all persons whether
claiming TO act as officers. Of tho county
OF Greer In tho State of Texas or other
wise agains, selling or disposing of any
or said lands, also warning all persons
against purchasing any portion OF said
territory from any person or persons
whomsoevcr.
In the meantime many settlers had
Como into Greer county and the detcrmi-
nation OF their standing becoming seri-
Gus matter the State OF Texas. by act OF
10 be sued by tho Gni,ea States s0 FOR tho
disputed territory, and in May, 1890, con-
grcss passed an act providing for such
SUIT wheroupon Y was filed In the SUI
premo court at Washington at the DC.
tobcr term IN 1880.
Ex-Governor Hogg was attorney gem
eral o. Texas NJ the time tho suit was
Clark and eN.United States Attorney Gem
oral Garland were employed by Governor
Ross TO assist In the conducting or the
NAstit tihts IuNkN Nllitf WAS attorneys
general OF the United States ut the time.
rive years were consumed IN preparing
Tor trial and the case was postponed u,
tho lSl5 spring torn of the supreme court
ON account OF the Illness OF govarnment
counsel. 1t was finally submitted 40 the
October term of the same year.
The case hung on which torl, Of Red
river was meant by tho parties TO the
treay of 1919 when they mentioned that
in their articles Of agreement.
AZ far IA the recollections OF pioneers
and the trend OF history went Texas rad
the best part OF 1t In it's claim that the
north fork was by common consent un-
derstood to DO meant when Red river
was spoken OF In tho early days OF the
present century. To controvert TINS, the
government relied upon the testimony OF
a number Of blanket Indians aud Upon
The fact Tint several land grants, made
by the Mexican state of Conhulla prior
10 the declaration OF Texas Independence
were located south n the south fork and
uoslGnnto tho lntter 40 Enl rIvn,.
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THE BUREAU REPORT.
Indicates Crop OF $500 900 Rnles--T
Report of Movement


Indicates n Crop OF $500. 900 nn,eS- rru,,
Report of Movement, y WI
Washington. March l6..-Tbc .,oto,,o,,
fu,,,t,,,, ~ NV S'o'cfnohts
w" department OF agriculture
hy an railway and water Transportation
companies show that from so,,o,nn.r =,
,So5 10 r,hr,,,r,. ,soe 49,, :,
''''' w "p' u"iF l. 1871 the total actual
m, venont Of cotton from the states OF
production 10 ports, Northern and WIS,
ar, ,rui, ,,..., a., " ~
a." ''''.''' N"''"u"' MEXICO and al! other
destinations amounted to 5,ss5,129 com.
mercial bales. Reports from tho offcI,ls
or ,ho ,rui, s,o,. -, Nv "'S
,,, a.. 60. -, We p"''"'''s uur-
'h w" s''"p pei,ou amounting TO MIeG
bales. The departments township md
precinct agents shov ,hnt ,, t,,h,,,,,,
,ooc ~, -. ~. v" '"' "''S =
'''' N,''V '''''i"'p oh plantations a0i l63
lF,ios' In warehouses 35S7ti bales. Mt pub.
lie gins iNI 900 bnlca n, c.,,,,nresso. ~, o.,
hnio. o,,,l "a, 49,, 80 - '''-
""ies "''u az uepols nhi yards DSS92 bales,
total sN.7~ bales. not including stocks
NV, ,' '' po',S'
me crop by states Is MS follows;
Movement from Alabama, 1856 40 baics :
,emnInin, an n,,ntattoua 4, ,,,rcL,,,s,s
va W Wv ."""''"'
etc, i",SiS' bought by mills, 3ivSl, total,
6as $40
Mnvon,ort from Arkansas oo5 All ,.,o,.
on plantations, etc, 1885, taken by mills,
1870 total $50 aa1
Movem.nt from trIorida 10 40 h.l,..
IN rinn,,tt,ns a,c ans, ,otaI IN Nh
~, Mn~ara,', ,ro,, ncor,.,a w st7 h,I.s
49, ,,'t, - - sci, e., 10
81, Pnt se .,'''' ''"'' W i''' ''+'
o'i totn', i,"'solf, ts,. ,r..,,.., 70
o,a ,' i' ~ ,tu, ss9eS o ~
10y -o 9a'cs' Oh p'a''a'io''S' e'c 'o"S' 'o'a''
"','''' ,, 400 ,o-
movement from i'ou i s,g &s' 10, nhr ,s
on plantations, ETC. eo,olS' taken by mus,
IVA total 'bb,Sse .,-
Movement from mississippi iH.las bales.
on plantations, lbs,lll, taken by mills, H.
CO., total. a56g)a
on plantations, sjS, total, il6ii
Movement from North Carolina. b.6l9
bales; ON plantations. etc. $500. taken by
milia 1874 isS. total, 3se. 400.
Moyemcnt from okla homn i2nQ2 bales
nm nlantations etc. 70i; total isGOa
Movement from south Carolina, 4Di ,b62
hnins. ON plantations. cic So 1873; taken
he nils 9ii 20, ioini 7gS. h65
'Noy"m.ni from Tennessoo. Ig2si0 bales:
NJ, nlant,tiona efc il bgS, taken by mills.
"a 40 to,ni M aid
Novoneri frnm Texas. I.6gl. Sig bales;
-, ~, ,iors otc sgn osI. taken by mills
sa6i fatal 7ib, ~
Novcment nom Virginia. 7IO6 bales: on
nInnsasions cic 19Dt. total Sag9
Tn,ni rrou inrIuoinr forty bales pro-
d.,c,d Ia iit,h G7SS NV commercial hnics
'ro III. above min ncurns SHOULD ho
added Tor t;oorgIn 7l5 bales. Louisiana
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The Lawior--Rntcs $3.50 and 81 per
day. Jnmcs LnNlor. ProprIctnr.

Wm. Edmond. Waco; S. Lazarus. Nash
Vineyard, Galveston: ID. y. Cander nal-
@n:J r Whitaker. Cuero: ]. W Adams,
houston: Frank Crawford. New York
haywood Rr,han, Sugar Land r Farms
sNrn Guero; l. f. Stone. Now York
s W Kelley and wife, Cincinnati, J,
marion, Chicago: l.. Bowes. :, Louis.
L. A. TUFTS Aug1sta Fla; r ]. Pat
On Louisville; MrsN Nettie Smith. At,
sa'a Ga, u. |, Long and WIFI Kings
S ~, ~ O. Young Warren, w. II.
.l.ihn. Galveston; II. w. Connors st.
i0ls A. =. Dobhns, Pitsburg Pa:
In Franklil, Chicago r. NJ Long. St.
p WI a. C. G.. Condor Galveston. w Il.
sa.lL , 81. Louis: w. NJ. Mcfarland, pal-
H., Wm J, Kerr, Cripple Creek. Col ;
w. 4. MCKINLEY Pueblo: c. r. Adams.
tpAEDeia r, III; j. r.. Jackson. Pittshure
ss l.. Carr; Chicago; r. n. Murphy pal-
II vi II. Cunningham. Fort Worth
.Isierson, New Orleans; II. y. Grant,
W siiGra' \; Noonan, Galveston IT, r.
E,,A san Francisco: Edward Kmn-dy
IN smith. Ark; r. l.. Hurbert. Victoria
rsan Duncan. l.aG'ange; Russell H. Har-
IN r,'t obrownVille; n. T. Hanks. Grove
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HEIRS TO MILLIONS.


Citizens Of Palestine Who Are Entitled to
A Big Estate IN France.
Palestine, Texas, March .-Winnotte
Duke and William Alhcra DeGrassi. young
men. the former in the employ OF the Pa
cinc Express company here, the latter In
the employ of w h. Baty & Company
timers, here and Il sister, Mrs. j. Is.
Baty. who's husband IL IN the service of
the international and Great Northern
Railroad company here, have just come
into the possession Of facts which maze
them believe that they have good reasons
TO share In a French estate Of So 100000
left IN Paris France, IN ms by Comte
de Paris to his brother, Antonio, who
took the name of DE Grasse, and who
WAS French officer and the representa-
tive Of Tint country in performing such
satisfactory service In behalf of Amcrl-
ca in the war of the revolution. and to
whom CORVALLIS turned over his snip Of
supplies and seamcn October 10. 1881, when
he surrendered to George Washington
Later IL Is learned that Dc Grassc came
to staten Island from the old country
where he married and from this marriage
ten children were born. dc Grasse thence
moved to Canada where he died. not
knowing the vast property left by his
brother.
Tho family here are children OF Winnet-
to De Grassi. who was born In Canada
A relative. Daniel De irasse. 60 years
of age, is a resident of Fatchogue, Long
Island; an aunt by affinity, widow of DR.
A. w. j. DeGrassi, lives in Canada; an
aunt who IL a Comtcsse. is now living In
Paris. France They have several old
family keepsakes. which seem to serve
well In the chain of relationship; a letter
written by Antonio De Grassc at Chalon
sin saone. France dnted August l2. 1915:
q watch Worn by Phillip De Grasse while
in the revolution of 1872. They will at
once lay the case in the hands Of able
counsel to SEQ that their claims are not
undertrodden in the scramble for this
fabulous fortune
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NJ 'n, Texas, March 1e.--John A, Wharf
~, amp United Confederate Veterans,
Stu,ssae,. annual election of Officers last
r Cntf' win the following result. j.
sajutan, commander; S. n. Richardson.
Ewards' =. j shirley. chaplain; Y. NJ.
iseon1 siils l lieutenant; Captain Kerr,
ke,Rsnsn .e'.utenant; r. o. Brazleton. third
'slarterly Hereafter the can:p meets
wnnando instead Of at the call Of the
nihsSrnsuage camp fire and social
lis s OF the veterans and their fami-
Ms plscdh insolving Of Austin will be IN
isN EniSeon next Friday to dedicate the
uon cerernayna,ii church and hold confrma-
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RICHMOND NOTES.

s"ennond, Texas, March l6.-Contractor
"a i hn or Houston arrived In town today
n, s WORK on u fine two-story build
IA ~, n Beasley & George. 1t is a hank
trss;, NV, ~, building and one that would do
nond "N' iarser town imam lNcH-
tanssn new Neranda hotel Che old Ma
,srIn.9 opened up last week with very flat
Nae prospects and Richmond can new
ISs' or two fine hotels.
tr,,rIs iioson, who died at Rosenberg OF
" Ks s'S, !, was buried there this morning
i. Ibe NE Masonic fraternity of this place,
Ina "aa only been in this county a short
h H., t,ayihg moved here from Falls coun-
saw wv made many warm friends here. lie
.ntlmsis,. WE and children to mourn his
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srltpp1NG II sAR1Nn

Sabine Pass, Texas, March 1.-THE
British schooner Iolanthe, spicer, arrived
from Mobile IN ballast to load lumber for
The schooner J. NJ. Mclnnis. Harms.
cleared today for TuXpan, with 70vp feet
of lumber.
the United States steamer Arbutus
sailed today for Nelasco. Major Jas. Is.
lirinn who has charge OF this light house
district was aboard Of the Afbutus- He
H. on a tour Of inspection.
The tug Monarch Rochbiove, sailed to-
DAY for Galveston
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Are You a
Thinking Man?

II You are. this Is addressed to You.
You know OF the great improvements
made during tho last few years In Eloc.
nfiy rYsn You AND AZ a.
Mcdlcino2 DO you know that skilled
ssre "SdiV To se a yeal
ago. DO you know that whole books are
wsS on reo yo but FEW wh parss te
years age, and that there are Phyaiciana
who now devote their lives to the study
an? II you are thinking man, those
s,' IT" Ees SSa ana are
who dcvotes All his study to, ono class. OF
disoasca-knows more about them than the
know that tho Sexual Organs constitute
the distinctive features Of a NAN. Any
any wenkncss makes him less
man. How can only half a mar ask or
expect the condolences of fellow men. or
men. Mako mo ynlr leader, your Judge
or your Representatives or to woman
Choose mo before, MI mon as your nus.
band?" Make today resolve that II
Science and Skill can mako u MAN Of
you, You win BIO one and when you ask
one can point tho finger. of scorn and say.
lie is not half man." Speaking OF ads
vanccs in Science, do yoV know that Dr.
Clemens, treatment OF Structure is. as far
ahead of tho old methods nv the lonomo-
tive In ahead OF the old stage conch2 No
pain. no terrible homorrhages, no laying
down your duties 10 go 10 "A city and stay
weeks with Doctor at heavy EXPENSE
go about your business without the slight-
est trouble. and tho cost IL not half what
Il II under tho old methods. IL you suffer
from this or from Spermatorrhoea, Impo-
toncc Sterility, Gonorrhoea, syphilis. Dis
cases OF Women. or any Private or Skin
Disease, write or visit
DIR J. u. CLEMENS.
100 w. Commerce Street. San Antonio,
Texas.
md q for Skin Diseases.
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SOON TO SWING.
Condemned Murdcrers Discovered Making
an Effort to Break Jail.

Condemned Murdcrers Discovered Making
an Effort to Break jail.
Beuvillc. Texas, March lG.-Late yester-
dag evening upon visiting the jail The
sheriff found that the condemned muir
lerers, Chappell and strawther, who
arc to he hanged on Wednesday. had sue
ceeded In getting themselves nearly free
OF chains, and were in the same cell ready
10 make further preparations for getting
ont.
The death watch has only been kept on
at night heretofore, but there will be a
watch with the prisoners continually now
until the hour OF the hanging. which IS
/ o'clock p. M, Wednesday.
The jail is so COM ructed as not TO adj
nit Of We erection Of scaffold within
the walls and quite crowd Of the NOR
bidly curious is expected to witness the
erewsome sight.
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4EApIIGHT FLASHES

Tho railroads have announces COR "a nc nc
fare round trip rate to a. AuS, Witch ,S con.
rgpublgann 5 s,fl a. tickets on sale Mare,,i
" yen osd oh q and good 10 return 20 Mnge
ii rate from Houston 80 rom
ton &c. ,,rt hos iugt
ahe Georgia supreme s en,. w6ieh az,
naerth d" ri'.hts of communities TIE
r leGt hold that all communication nint po'a as
are good between intermediate P'''''' ~
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RIPANS
TABULES.

Mr.. w. c. Lewis. who is connected with
Youths Companion. md resides at -
Dwight stree. Boston, relates that no had
his attentions called to Ripans Tabuics by
IL business acquaintance who expressed =
high opinion of them. Mr.. Lewis was =
good dead troubled with what he describes
MS a nervous. bilious condition that ap-
time by high pressure work or special
mental activity or excitement. such ~
would be common Mt periods of unusual
nervous tension. II has become his prac.
ticc at such times to take n Tabuie--just
one--nt tho moment that he observes tha
difficulty approaching. 1t makes no Diff
is invariably apparent within twenty
minutes. The only noticeable effect III
that he feels all right In twenty minutes
n he takes tho Tabule: while II he does
not the nervous. uncomfortable feeling Inc
t,nsIhes and leads to bad afternoon
and tired evening. lilo carries one of the
little Walls with him all the time now.
but doesn't have occasion to apply to It
anything like as often as he did at first.
Nowadays there are frequent periods OF
from week to ten days or even two
weeks during which he finds that he has
no occasion whatever to make use Of the
Tabules. but still carries them in hts'
pocket. just the same so that they may
BIO ready II an OCCASION occurs.
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CURE FOR HEADACur.

As n remedy for all forms OF Headache
Electric Bitters has proved TO be tho very
beet 1t effects permanent cure ana
the most dreaded habitual sick headaches
Weld to It's influence. We urge all who
are afflicted TO procure bottle, and give
this remedy a fair trial In cases OF habit.
uaI constipation Electric Bitters cures by
giving the need tone to tho bowels. ana
few cases long resist the use OF this
medicine Thy II once. Large bottles only
90 cents at a. II. keisllng's drug store.
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n,rnr1.rs HY TnE rRAINLOAD.

The largest shipment of bicycles ever
made went East from Chicago last sa'u' :
aav. a special train OF fifteen cars 0s .n,e
necessary to carry the CONSIGNMENT tdr.
SHIPMENT consisted Of 800 hGyS.,,y GU, and
Ma WARMED i nj something over siOooOl. o%
Is Nalut tho d SEC and y,.lue Of this cargo OF
ins eG ' he railroad company arranged 70
run the train through sold 10 us ne 6e't day.
, ,ios and side-trackinr the train al Night
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LEXINGTON NOTES

ss,chSss 'V'' Texas, March l6.-Mr. C. W.
'ssdence having an addition put on his
Mr. r E,naking IT two-story building.
',l, " '-s'she is having a neat cottage
ss 81 i, + Raine will go into the lumber
NJ here soon. '''
vice in n, Samuels Is having his resi-
Anted. va Lexington remodelcd and
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Trains on the International and Great
Northern and Galveston. Houston and
Henderson arrive and depart at the In
transitional depot, foot OF Congress ave-
nue Missouri, Kansas and Texas trains
Al the Katy depot; Galveston. La Porte
and Houston trains at San Jaclnto street
depot; all other roads use the Grand
Central depot.
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A. Young, Warren; Alexander W
Smith New York. r. w Beck, san An
tonic George 7. II. Reed, virginia Geo.
B. Underwood, Dallas; G. g. Gilbert, New
Orleans; ~ ". Samuels. Galveston; j..
n Cummings, city; Mrs. l., Hale, Dallas;
~ V. Fowler S. +: Ry. j. /. Handley,
Salt Lake. Gilbert Hart. Detroit, Mrs. r..
A. Prouty, Miss Lena Prouty, Miss Edith
Priuty Junius. Prouty, Birmlnghan; W..
". Edwards, St. Louis; o. NJ Sherman.
Webster; l.. j. Smith, Kansas City. j. i.
Noe, Bethany; r. w. Dehendof, G. -.
Cummings, 81 Louis; j. G. Gregory. Pal
sne; James +. Marsh ana wife. chi
sseo; Z, T Barnes, San Francisco. T. p.
Somers, Cuero; u. w. Leland. ST. Louis;
O. G. Tabor BRYAN L. II. Church, Bos-
ton. Martin Wagner, Baltimore; Gus
Levy j l.. Robinson. ST. Louis; J. Y.
Pilkngton Louisville; F. W. Ncuhaus,
Shulenburg w b. Goodc, Eugene Hib-
bette San Antonio; Is. W. Allison. Kan
.as City: II. NJ. Stonehraker, Kansas
City; J. ". Pithoram. Dallas: ]. Is. IA
noni New York; George II. Wreford and
wife Charlos l., Newcomh. Thomas Du-
isly. Dallas; J.. NJ. French. II. Marcus.
Taylor ]. r. Williams, Scaly ]. y. Hoo
bar Newton; r. Fowler Galveston.
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NOTHING To SAY

Austin, Texas, March l6.--News was re.
ceived hero THIS evening that the state
mas lest the Greer county case. Governor
SuInersGn and Attorney General Crane
hhu nothing 10 say about Il as II ds nrob
hearing. ~
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pATu COMMITTEE IN SESSION.

chicago. March l6.-'rho committee VA
- IN texas and The Southwest were IN
scssIon today. but managed 10 DO n'le ,
..,oro than formulate plan for It's work
me- ne, Tho next few days. The. object lS u,
d a,nnl 10 apply the long and snort n sni
r rntds Sbet IL kansas and Nsoras6Se il
tse s' Southwest and between "a. Nfw AXE ssv,
and Galveston. The W9l a rMnished WITHIN
Sral days and may not DC
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tho aensrpivo ORGANS caused By oy.si o, ~,
youthful ndAereuons or th" "heore,n. WI Il i.nd 10
lnhrinlly ConNunpton and insanity Tut ~ ~ Son
,nnlrnt form 10 carry In the Ncst pnctrt. 1890
package, or forts with every o. order We tnr. "
writton guarantee "a cure ar cT,m innr t t
money. frnt ly mail ~ any ndtfrt AI.ui. ~,
In plain cnvelope Iddrcss HuY ~ AZ III
prsssh once for 4. 4. A., gAs Dearborn H., th'A w 80
v G. Stewart Wapplos Drug CO., and A. IL
KEELING HOUSTON, TEXAS,
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If THE BABY IS CUTTING TEETH
% sr,.e and use that old and well tried
.Hrnedv. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
for children teething. II soothes the child
10 tha gums. allays all pain, cures
Wind collie and IS ths hest remedy for
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Manhood Restored.

~ " . MAN. INV
wo'> devful ltonnnn
Nem.iy, ia sold with q
written gunt'nn-
tee to Sd-c all Ncrv'
our Diseases, such AZ
weaL Memory, Loe- OF
| Brain Power, Head
| ache, wakefulnsss,
Lost Manhood. Nors'
1 ousnrsh, 4 trophy
! Emissions. varieocelei
Iaysliude. all drains
md InAr of uoMrr of
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IN THE Tons

tn, no, ieNas March l6.-Dave Klop-
"a Was arrested here yesterday
tia v,,h 'an' from Bell county. charging
..,scob assault with intent TO murder
near M wealthy German citizen
s%otsd ns cihlheim, and Archie Sheppard,
.Stsr arr, me same ncighborhood. are
a ebsss1 mere awaiting awaiting trial
ee OF cattle stealing.
ven cussd OF cases OF rheumatism have
,ssiplion " oy Elmer & Amends Pre-
"a hot,iS 2Sjl," All sufferers should
saseston 1o,t same. c. W. Preston & Co.
h, -''n' Texas. agents.
- Dandsrssa1re beautiful. luxurious hair?
All druggists.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-17

Does your head itch? You have a para
s,iie disease OF the scalp. Danderlne Will
cure you. All druggists.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-17

Rlpans Tabues are sold by druggists or
by mall II the price go cents u box) IL sent
10 the Ripans Chemical company No. ~.
spruce street. New York. Sample vial. ~
cents For sale by A. 10. kicSlipE, drug
gist. 500 Main street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-17
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