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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-01
LAKE CHARLES LOCALS.
Thanksgiving service on the Il,
turn of the Soldiers,

the SOiuters.
Lake Charles. La September s0.-Rev.
Mr.. Srearing, assisted by Mr.. Arad
Thompson and Prof Mckinney. is arrang-
ing TO have a special Thanksgiving service
os soon as possible after the return OF COM
pany g. Tho boys Will be requested to at
tend in body 10 their uniforms. 1t is
hoped all citizens viii participate and make
the aiair one long TO be remembered. ~.
Thompson Is gathering together all ,ne
singers who are willing TO assist IN tae
choir, and PROB McKinneys orchestra Will
present tho best music to be heard in Lake
Charles. Altogether the occasion promises
to he a grand festival.
The committee to report on the charter
completed it's lahorR thls afternoon and will
report al mass meeting TO be hold at the
court house tomorrow evening at o'clock
Clerk GIN has issued marriage licenses 10
the followine parties Wesley Blaze to Lura
Byi5. WIN Porter 10 Mamie Roylile, VIM
Myers 10 Rachel Chandler.
j. II Mccormick. eldest son OF John
Mccormick and Mary Celina Sayid. died ut
the family residence in this city last even
ing AT 8 80 O'Clock. aged 80 years. The
funeral services were held at the Catholic
church this evening at O'Clock large
number OF friends and acquaintance OF tho
family were In attendance. The intcrment
was In tho Catholic cemetery. Mr.. Me-
Ccrmck wa well and favorably known In
/ the city, lie was brother TO the Mcssrs.
Mccormick oi the Lake Charles CONNER
tial and the sympathy OF host of friends
| viii be extended the family In their be-
| redyoment
| James f. Dormon OF Arcadia, who has
| been visiting his cousin. Mas Sherwood OF
the Central high school. goes from hero to
| Crowley where he will engage in the prae-
| toe OF law. lie graduated al Tulane Uni
versity three years ago.
O. u. Hickman, former citizen at Lake
| Charles returned this morning from Mar
quette, Ncb,. where ne has been for two
years.
The placing OF the machinery OF the Lake
City Lumber company (LimHed). the wir-
| ing and the locating OF the lights was all
done under the supervision OF Mr.. J. p.
Billupa, the expert electrician OF the city.
and is credit to bis ability In this d.
reCtiOu.
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Colmesueil. Texas, September 30.--Mr
sthadi an oil man OF experiences from
Corscana Texas has been at Rowland.
this county. for several days investigating
the properties OF the tar wells near that
place He reports favorably on the quail
ity OF The OIL and says there may be some
thing done towards working the wells In
the future.
Sheriff Geo Enloe conttmplates erecting
q sh0gle mill at Fords Bluff. on the Kay
SEQ railway.
Mr.. Tom Seamans of Chester has bought
: property In Woodville ard Will move his
family there shortly.
The young men OF Chester are making ar
rangements for a grand ball to be given
there on the 7th OF Octotsi.
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THE HAWAIIAN COMMISSION
VIII Recommend n Territorial Form,
Of Government

vi NoNerumeut.
San Francisco. September S0.-senator
Cullom arrived in this country on the
setamer Gaelic from Honolulu last night
He says the result of the observations Of
the commission has persuaded them TO
recommend territorial government for
the Hawaiian Islands. They will give par.
ticufar attention to the changes necessar,
in the land, labor and navigation laws
Senator Cullom was averse TO going int
details on the scope of the legislation thai
viii be recommended. He said:
After arriving at the Hawaiian Is
lands we met many people of various
conditions and views whose sentiments
were learned with interest. We visit
cd the different islands for the pur-
pose of studying their resources and ca
liabilities and the social and domestic
condition of their inhabitants We
We're particularly interested in ascer-
tanning the temper of the people to-
ward the United States.
We investigated the situation care.
fully with view Of determining the
questions we were specially charged
wtth-Fwhat legislation in our judy
ment we ought to recommend con-
gress TO enact to make the best gov
ernment for the newly acquired terri
tory. While THE committee Is sub
Stantially determined upon the nature
of the legislation that ought to be rec
odnmendtd to congress, il is still not
disposed TO consider the subject entire
Ivy closed for the reason that the re-
port has not yet been written and for
the further reason THAT the two island
members of the commission-Judge
Frear and President Dole-eXpect 20
come on 10 Washington In November,
when |, as chairman. intend TO make a
report to the fun commission. after
which the bill AMI report will be sub"
mitted to the president and to congress
when 1t conyenes.
/ have stated the commission will
undoubtedly recommend a territorial
form Of government, but not the ordi-
nary form that we have usually adopted
for the management Of our home ter
rgtories, the conditions being so differ
emit in the matter Of LOCATION and con-
stituency.
There are many interests 10 provide
for Some do not want the navigation
laws changed; they prefer to permit
shipping advantages TO be accorded TO
others beside cur country. We have
likewise received petitions asking that
none but American registered vessels
be permitted to trade between the Is
lands and other American ports.
one of the most important questions
is that of contract labor importation.
! think that the laws now in force in
the United States will apply to Hawaii
as we'll II would not do TO have laws
radically different for one little patch
of country. In Hawaii those interest
ed say they are attempting, since an
nexation to prevent the importation
of large numbers of Japanese and Chi.
| nese under labor contracts. Maybe
| they are, but know that on the
steamer we came upon there arrived
| from Japan 500 japanese. It seems
probable that they are rushing in now
| in anticipation of a change in the i'm
p1toration laws
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stock sanitary board, returned to Colorado
Texas. from Midland last TUESDAY lie was
in Midland for some time, looking atter Tue
bunch of cattle. ITO In number, the prop
erty Of John Scharbauer, that were re-
Gently dipp. d in the stock yard $ vat ut tnls
point. DR., Lewis took some ticks from inc
c,ttle and brought them back with him,
The ticks we're enclosed in glass case
and close examination was made OF them,
ana /, was found that their esEs mad iali' a
to hatch though they had been enclosed
in the glass case beyond the time required
for the Matching to take place.
TIE inference from this experiment u
that the dipping kills the ticks on me eat-
tie. or If any escape death, tne enc'I W
prevent the eggs from Matching. DR.. Lewis
thinks the dipped cattle will not impart
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ENGAGEMENT At MANILA.
o"nel VIM. Sturgis Gives an Ac'
count of II.

count OF 1t.
~ Paul, September 30.-Colonel VIM.
-argis has arrived in St Paul from Ma
''a' which place he left in company with
eneaa Babcock, August 3, arriving in san
snclsco on September %. Colonel stur-
rs mas been the assistant adjutant OF the
ms corps at Manila and the department
Manila under General Merritt.
ile volunteer troops. ne says, endure
w 'ant hardships without a muFmur or
Dl'ain' to any one. Their patience and
auAlanc1 were remarkable and proved tAat
80 We're high class OF men. Speaking
'4's iand engagement at Manila, he sala :
was not On tee firing line during the
~ as my duties called me elsewhere, but
eOhlact OF the nlSn was tine ana sOi-
iy throughout. We went into the clty
IA General Merritt. Our first count OF
slal4sh made out 10000 OF taem, an
armed and equipped and all in COCA
-el condition. We were surprised ~
.oa bitterness OF their equipment, wHcl,
s, uot1eed, was almost perfect. The 2o,ooo
-sss'as SURE nderfd were new and In good
atsiion. From the condition of the Span
- was apparent thai they were by no
as carving, although food was scarce
CITY Their ammunition was aoun,
a. ana their yar.ons pieces we're in good
OF the Span.-sjs al money anu
M. entlre force was reln1r kahly effec'lNe'
~, s Insurgents are rather decent fellows,
svrlne all thgy knew of the worli
.N.ne Ve learned from the Spaniaris. They
arss mat all other people are ike tne
sperts, who abused them, taxed aud re-
'nem, keeping them down and OPP
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THE EVACUATION OF CUBA.
IL. Nav Year Viii See the American
coIors All Over the Island.
koooo OR 10000 SPANISH SOLDIERS
Inv Down Their Arms and Re-
Cubnn CitIxcns-W winter
Camps selected.
1s.ec,al Dispatch to The post.l

-,.,;re.on. september 3l,--If the pre-
.re plans are carried out, it is expected
-. ,,o evacuation of Cuba will have been
f.,.,ad nv December 81, and the new
IA, see the American colors raised
4, aver the island.
| =, ,s now believed the plans VIII be car
n. ont because advlces today from the
,uAary commission in Havana indicate
sr.ln will no longer contend for de-
!, s said that the transports which
o.s she prisoners from Santiago viii
l,,,mptly return to Cuba to facilitate
lu,adv evacuation. These transports have
o.,acity of %, 900. am further Informed
IN, n Ia not likely THAT more THAN $4,000
~ ia 900 soldiers will return to Spain. The
L,,ssr 30 900 or GO, 900 will remain. lay down
hs- arms and become citizens OF the
.nra This. II is considered, will be in
ow;sa Questionable to this government.
Ecre,ary Alger has said that $4,000 or 60,
boo United States troops will be stationed
n cuba at points which Will probably be
Needed upon within the next few days.
is the plan of the administration not to
consolidate any great number OF troops in
Inv one place. The army of occupation will
brobabiy consist of four infantry divisions
Ind one cavalry division. The plan OF keep
Inc the Seventh army corps together will
Doubtless be abandoned and on the point
General Fltzhugh Lee has been in confer
knoe with Secretary Mger.
Colonel Hecker of tihe quaT'termaster
6ernrtment. who has been in the South fol
he bast two weeks looking over points that
Eere most suitable for embarkation, has
kcommended Charleston and Savannah
IL has been decided to abandon Camp
Meade, Camp Black and the camp at Lex
ngton, KY Secretary Alger has said thai
HE troops there would be sent to camps II
lhs South not yet settled upon, but | an
Reliably informed that the winter camp!
yill all be within the limits OF Georgia ant
|outh Carolina. Orders will be issued very
boon for the movement of troops. so tina
(hey may not be exposed to the hardship'
u the Nonhern climate.
When asked as the disposition OF the
whole army, Secretary Alger said that witt
900 men in Porto Rico. 10000 in the Phil
ppines and from $4,000 to 10000 In Cubs
there would not be more than about oO,o0
eft These would either be in the South
IN camps or assigned to station.
How hong WIN they remain in the South
rn camps?" Secretary Alger was asked.
''As long as they are needed in the ser
dra no ranltat
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Washington, September 30. The civl
engineers who have been in Nicaragua
since The beginning OF ne inquiry by the
present Nicaragua canal commission mo
,he feasibility q tle projected canal have
reported in Washington to Admiral Walker.
the pre- ideni Of the board, and bave been
peruttti.a 10 return 10 their homes. THESE
engineers. who have been engaged IN max
ing actual te1ts aud inspection Of tae eoun-
try which will be traveTsed by the canal
nave brc1ght with t1en an enormous
anvourt q neld aotss. filling no ltss than
seventeen packing boxes. These have been
turned over TO the commission, which, Ad-
uirai W1sikfT alys Is now ready 10 proceed
w3,h the collation. o. the material colie9ted
and he PREPARATION q Inc hnal report.
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UNIVERSITY REGENTS.

The University regents in session today
decided to call the attention OF the attorney
general to 10000 acres of University land
which are. it is alleged, unlawfully held by
certain claimants near FL paso.
The board also decided upon making q
number OF improvements about the Univer-
city buildings and ground. to be paid for
out OF revenues derived from the Univer-
sity lands, which are about three times
greater now than before said lands were
placed under the boards control The new
wing added TO the main building will not be
used before Christmas as the regents will
not be able TO furnish 1t before that time
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4 Pathetic Death.

Chicago. September 30.-While leinihs
oye, "a easket taking a last look at the re-
mains of girl FRIEND Minnie buae'a"
an forward over the casket and died IN
SANITY The two girls, about the same
ase. we're seldom separated. Recently M NJ,
Gracf WAS taken III. Mss budelskl yist,
~ her frequently and was deeply affected
~. ber friends death. Today wak9 vas
ia at the Graef house and Miss Bnde'sAi
attended AS she entered the seIlii-p TN,
ened room. she passed moment VI,
slowly walked over to the casi.el'
irg the casket, the siri leaheu 90 asnai
md fell forward on the casket dead,
a double funeral will now take place
md thf two girls. inseparable in life "'i'
he buried side by side.
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VICTORIA SOLDIERS.
The Town Was Very Glad to See
the Buys,

the Buys.
Victoria, Texas, September 30.-Fully
1850 people were at the depot yesterday to
welcome home the detachment of the
O'Connor Guards There was perfect
was rampant II. d. sullivan and w. K.
ScurIy camp were sent % Ea Campo 70
meet them ami acquaint them with the
arrangements for their entertainment. The
following were the members who re-
turned: Captain f, r. Perrenot Lieuten-
ant Yates, Sergeant Walter Howard Bart
Blardone George Sparks and Webb, Cor
r. rails and Priyates stuart Hunt Hias
Burke. Page, Brigh;wel, Mitchell, Siernp,
sILEg, C1hen. Ricks.
Wagnor's band was on hand, also tho
oolored silver cornet band Of Spring Greek
and headed the procession 10 the New Nut
fog.cwfd by the Con. edeIate Ne.e.ang and
the O'Connor Guards. where Il fine lunch
was spread aud done ample justice TO by
both old and young. A. u. Peticoias De-
livered an address OF welcome. which was
an oratorical and literary gem. The boys
are. VITA one or two exceptions, looking
very well indeed. and aside from the dis
appointment felt at not seeing any actual
service have, en- the whole. enjoyed The
experience except the time areut Al Nil
ami. o. which the half mas never been ;od.
The opinion Is prevalent among them that
there is no sure thlAg aD>ut their beng
mustered out at the expiration Oi thsh
furlough.
ne GLOWING members of W. r. scurry
emf. United coatettrar Va erans. were
drawn up In line 10 r,oSye them and
marched 10 the hotel wyth them: Leuteuan.
ComHanier Il. $. Cunningham. A. b.,
Peticolos. T. q. Duncan; n. d. sullivan.
4 O. Fields, Chr.s French. Sylvan Pela.
r. A. Doss. T. l.. Taylor, Fr.tz prismuth.
! A. White. J. NJ. crsin Mussslman, Tom
Neylns. Peter Mahon, r. a. Fenaer, JAKE
Fox. james Furgeson, Louis Brown ~, g.
Carroll. John Sloan, Louis Goehring g. u,
stoner. great many of the sixty mem
hers of the camp ere non-residents OF the
city and many We're out Of town. 1t Is a
interesting fact that the oldest OF these.
! A. White. who Is 10, has seen service 10
sour wars. the Mexican. civil aud two In
aisn wars in Alabama; the youngest IL
Louis Goebr ng. who Is So.
Dr. Lewis ON Dipped Cattle.
Fort Worth. Texas, September 2s.-Dr.
" 7. lewis. INSPECTOR for the Texas live
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Hearne, Texas, sSpternber Se.-Joe Y.
Astin Of Mumford IS IN Hearre.
A good SOW rain = badly needed here.
Miss Mabel Newman of Calvert is In the
city.
route 10 Bryan. -
H1arne on business.
Nose Heidenhelmer, representing bein-
epbelmer. strassburger & 60. OF Austin,
was selling goods here for his hodse today
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miles south OF Bryan, this niornicg at 4
o'clock. flc had been Il residen, o, BRACES
county for thirty years ana no man stood
hishEr as Il citizen or as physician IN the
pacIics Of his profession. He was SIS years
old and leaves a wife and several children.
lie wilf be buried tomorrow morning at
10 o'clock at Bethel cemetery under the
auspices Of the Wellborn and Bryan Ma
sQnfv lpdgos
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PERSONALS.

Mr. Thos II Jenkins Of the land depart
ment and bride returned this morning from
their trip through the Republic Of Mexico
f. r. Mclean, private secretary of the
governor. returned this morning from an
extended trip to Chicago, st. Louis, Omaha
and other places.
Mr.. A. NJ. Backman OF the firm Of Kim
ban Bros Blackman of Groesbeeck.
TEXAS, is in the city on business with the
attorney generals department.
u. II Hart. clerk OF the Federal district
court for the Western district of Texas. left
for Ell Paso this morning to attend the
court which meets there next Monday
morning.
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INDIANS WILL FIGHT.
If United states Officiais Attempt TO
Arrest Their chief.


ST. Paul, September 30.-There is every
responsibility that there will soon be
claeth between United STATES troops and the
Irtd!ans on Bear Il'and. The indians are
making threats of violence in case any at
tempt is made to arrest their chief The
geparal and inspector Of the reservation are
in Walker and report that in case any at
tsmrt is made to take the troops TO Bear
Island they win fight. There is not an
Indian 10 be found on the reaervation.
Lieutenant Humphrey AMI squat OF TWEEN
" members OF the Third infantry from
For. Smelling have reached Walker in an
tlcipatgon that the redmen VIII resist me
MARTIAL and his deputies when they at
tempt to arrest the Chief OF the tribe, w:o
Is wanted for resisting an officer OF me
government In an atempt to arrest him
two weeks ago.
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BIG SUGAR DEAL.
sprcckIes Jnloads Hnwaitnn STOCK


AT q HE TTNWT.
Gan Francisco. September 20--The Ha-
waiisn Commercial and Sugar company to-
day passed from the control Of Spreckles
(Rudolph & Coz and is now in the hands
of a syndicate of bankers and brokers. inc
hoard Of directors being as follows; Ed
ward Polli,z, president; E. NJ. Walsh Al
bert Meyers, r. G. Brown and Charles
Sutro Tbe deal was consummated today.
The purchase price will reach 81 600 oov'
Of $40 a share. When in January 1874 me
Spreekles secured control OF the STOCK >
was not worth l cent share.
Tha new company will improve and op-
crate the Hawaiian plantations on az Ia
creased scale.
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SHORT TEIEGRApHIc NOTES.

CAMP PoLANp.--Generai A. r. Chaffee
viii be sent here to take command Of tho
Second division OF the First army corps. en-
camped here.
WILMINGTON. Dei.--The body Of Thomas
r. Bsyard has reached here and now lies In
tho Old Swedish church. where the funeral
services viii be held
PI.RLfN.--Advices received from Northern
Damafisland report that German settlers
there have been compelled by the rebellion Of
the natives TO form defensive encaupfhen&.
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Yyhnrtnn PerranaIs.

wharton. Texas. September so.--Mlss lr-
vim, lovely young lady of cuero is The
guest Of her brother, Dr. J. f. irwin,
MIR. M. r. Taylor and his charming bride
fues Miss Carrie Morris Of comanche) has
returned TO his home in this county.
Mr. Garland Smith left yesterday TO al
tend the medical college at Galveston.
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Beeville Bee County, Texas, September
3o.-Cattiemen OF this section are looking
for grass and water for their stock. and
cotton seed. hay. sorghum and other feed
stuff are In great demand. The long con-
tinued drouth Is going to make 1t very
hard in this part OF the State. as grass and
water are both scarcer than for several
years 4f III
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,n Tho.. Young Dead.

seda,ia. Mo-. September 49, - oapNS'H
THOMAS Young, the ons-armed Confederate
,,teran Of Lexington, Mo. who was stAp'.i
~ i W. MeMsnigal during the ., a. viii m
.s =, here. Is dead. The coroner VIM
hold an inquest.
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be presented to the governor asking a
pardon for Gus Weatherford. convicted In
1886 and given hyo years sentence In
the penitentary for killing sam Hunt
near Chappell Hi.
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Especial Dispatoh TO The Post)
washington, september so-The post
offices at Bangs. Brown county; Royce,
Ellis county; Hylton. Nolan county; Keller,
Tarrant county; Knckerbocker, Tom Green
COUNTY, and Somerset, Texas, will be made
money order offices en- and after octo-
Der l.
a postofflce has heen established AZ
Roosevelt. Kimble county. Texas. with
Alice C. z. Wagner postmaster.
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REFUSED A PERMIT.

ganization of Atlanta Ga, was refused ad-
mission to do business In the State today
as Il fraternal society by Insurance Com
missioner Jeff Johnson.
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GERMAN DAY PREPARATIONS.

The executive committee OF the Ger
mania society held meeting THURSDAY
to arrange plans for the proper eelebra-
ton OF German day The celebration win
be he'd on Sur1aY, October ., and VIII
consist In the main OF a concert In the
afternoon and grand ball night. While
the entertainment wifi not be of the mag
pitudc hitherto undertaken. It promises 20
~ sc rui lul in enjoyment and will TO
that extent do fun justice 10 the great an
niversary event sought to be ceiebfpted.
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Bryan. Texas. September ao,--Dr. J. n.
soles died at bis home on Rock prairie, SIX
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NOTES,

Tho Jury In tie county court we're DIS
charged for the week and all cases set Tor
today continued.
There YVES a slight shower here To-Day
but not enOugh to slay the dust and good
rain Is much needed.
Rev G. $. Tumlin OF Fort Worth viii
preach az the Baptist church Sunday, pro-
yiting ne isn't called home.
Mr.. j. =. Lochrtdge " grading his lot
with view OF rebuileing where his resi-
denie was burned on Main street some
time since.
Messrf Ernest Young and Bruins Hol-
land VIII leave for Galveston .oday, The
forme! 10 take a course IN pharmacy and
the latter to attend the Galveston Medical
college.
A petition is being circulated and VIII
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LAND SALES AND COLLECTIONS.

The following is the collections of land
sales and leases made by State Treasurer
W. B. Workman for the month OF Septem-
Der, 1898.
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New secretary OF state.

washington. September so.-Colonci
John Hay was sworn into the office OF sec
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ST. Cash buys Sun Alpine Hat black
s. Cash x3ao SUI Airline Hat black
Cash buys our s,sa sun and Alpine Hat black ana brown
So Cash sun Alpine Hat black
81 Cash buys our No quality j q. S,e,son Hats
50 4 Cash buys our Boss Raw fige Stetson Hats
Toe Cash buys six Band and Shield Bows.
Cash buys soc sim initial tandkerehiefs.
Cash Lnen Handberchieis.
Sise Cash buys sSe Black and Tan Socks.
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Fort worth. Texas. September 29.-Dr
" l.. Lewis. INSPECTOR for the Texas live
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READ A FEW OF OUR SPECIALS TODAY.

soc Cash buys our shoo Globe Shirts
Cash st,2s Eureka Shifts,
Cash buys Eagle Shirts
Cash huys our s. as Monarch Shirts
Blue Ribbed Undevwes
Cash hUyS I Red ami Blue
buys Sso Rei apd ilue Sweaters
Cash tnyS Sroa Embroidered Night
Houston Visit