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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-24

90
LARGE VARIETY Tatfcta SILK and
satin nuchcssa Skirts, In PLAIN,
brocadcd and fuifled. hanging In
price from each S5a5 to...,,.s.s,.. IL 20
Si.2S for Kid Gloves
Is wonderfully low price when you con-
slider that they SHOULD BIZ 81 "a. Tho
reason why We sell them SO low now Is
because We bought them at an under
price. II bought in tho usual way. YOU
would have TO pay more. Here is a chance
that nobody can afford TO paes--
GERMANlA 2-CI.ASP and l-HOOK
Z KID GLOVES In National and
Navy Blue, Green, Tau 1ruwn,
Black, 0xbood, Grnys. etc, usual
price s1.'5 per pair only. ......,.,. 81 %
SOLE AGENT for tla renowned
XAV1ER JOuVIN KID GLOVES,
most popular glove In the market
In Black, Tan aud Browns, y
clasps. per pair ............,,..... 2 %
MARIE a-clasp Kid Glove, in all the
leading shades OF Tan. Browns
Grays, Oxblooi, and Black. the
kind that sell everywhere for Si25,
our price ouly Observation-Disclosures. 10
COLUMBIA 4-hook. real Kid Glove,
In Pearl Gray. Black, Tan and
Brown, equal to any glove In the
market selling at s2.Ov. per pair
About 20 other STYLES and makes OF
Gloves in stock. ranging In price from
81 90 10 2.25 per pair.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-24
Every Day This Week

VIII be Blanket day. These are Blanket
times. The north wind is cold and
blankets are your protection now. You
and pleasanter. We have made provision
ia Blankets that every housekceper may
enjoy. not only In quantity and quality,
but in price. Blankets are cheaper this
week than YOU ever saw them before.
1914 aud 11-4 White Heavy, Cotton Blank
cts at SOC. Toe, 95c, Sl.25 oS1.5O.
1914 and la Mixed Wool blankets. at
81 Is to SETS pair
to-4 and ia All Wool Blankets, Mt 81.
81 Is TO $3.50 a pair.
GRAY AND RED BLANKETS, extra
large and heavy, selling at SOC. zoe, csc to
Si.5i. n pair.
PURE WHITE COTTON COMFORT
ERS. with sateen. oil calico and silkaline
covering, selling at Sl.25, $3.50, Sl.75, S2a5
to S:.I5 each.
large, light and fluffy, at 81 95, s6.75. $3.50.
$3.50 to 5000 each.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-24
We Can Fit You
with a Proper Corset.

Let us attend to your Corset wants
Our statesmen know Just the make or
makes best suited to your form. A list
of makes carried here,
Redfern Corset,, most popular of all
makes at 80, $300, $500, 81. 90 and $500
p. D Co:sets at s15O, M.75, $500. 80 so
and 81. rs.
9. y. Corsets at SOC. si,oO. si.e5, $3.50
and $500.
j: .. corscts at 500, si.25. $780, N.75
and s2,75.
W. b. .Corsets at 5Oc. 7Sc. N.oo si.S.
81 so to s2,75.
Empire or Cecoilctte Corsets at 1l.25.
1 so and 81 10.
Cycling Corsets at Sl.25.
Misses and Childrens Corsets, at SOC
and 75c.
Ferris Waists at csc. soc. T5c and 81 90.
Empire or Decoilette Corsets at 3.25.
$50 and sl.75.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-24
Our Millinery rlust be Correct.

II your new hat Isn't up 10 the correct
standard you wnste your money. A pretty
old hat is preferable to dowdy new one.
II you want to be sure OF the proper
thing. 1t is safest to seek Ii here our
Hats are handsome and our charges ,a,r
Have Just received some exquisite new
effects in Walking Hats ranging from
$.,25 upwards.
Sharp County record., 1898-05-06
Exchange,

There has been an lncon1-
ing of new settlers into South
Missouri and Arkansas for
several years, says the
Southwest. The invigo-
rating stream is growing in
volume and we may look for
a great increase in populat-
ion in these states during
the next twelve months.
The exposition at Omaha
will be an eloquent witness
for us. and if there is one
class OF business men who
should feel specially ready to
contribute towards raising
the funds to make a display
of the products of these sister
commonwealths is the real
estate agents. Thousands
of northwestern farmers will
see our fruits, vegetables,
minerals and live stock and
they will come and secure an
@ . a r k home. ---- Mammoth
Spring Monitor.
Sharp County record., 1898-05-06
Pointed Paragraphs.

An empty head is synony-
NOUS with rattlebox.
Bad resolutions are good
ones that have been broken.
The weather never gets
cold enough to nip the So
ciety bud.
Free lectures are often
worth less than the cost OF
admission.
Nearly all men are sus-
picious and nearly all women
are superstitlous.
A woman never Weeps
more bitterly than when she
weeps for spite.
The effective work of a
cruises depends a great deal
on the crew.
1t seems strange that the
product of the still should
make men so noisy.
The man who is in touch
with the toothache is never
in sympathy with it.
The wall-fower at a ball
is often the only girl present
that can bake bread.
Some men are so self
confident that they unable tc
distinguish 0etWeeu a Cheer
and jeer.
1t is often more beneficial
to a man to remind him OF
something he knows than to
tell him something he doesn't
know.
An author is guilty Of con.
tributory negligence when he
fails to inclose stamps for
the return of his contribu.
tion. Chicago News.
Sharp County record., 1898-05-06

"What is a knot as applied
to ships speed? A knot is a
nautical mile and contains
6O87.7 feet while our land or
statute mile contains $3.50
feet, hence a knot mile con
tains 807.7 feet more than a
land or statute mile. A
vessel sailing at the rate OF
Is knots an hour is moving
at the rate of Is miles an
hour as applied r. r. trains.
Vessels making Is knots an
hour reel off almost as much
distance as any passenger
train and more than most
mail trains. Let two large
vessels come together moving
at the rate of Is knots an
hour, and it would not re-
quire a court of inquiry to
determine the effect. ---.EX,
Sharp County record., 1898-05-06

Alas! my new UMBRELLA
l miss it with a sigh; tie
day l rashly bought it, a
friend was standing oy.
Next day it rained--he bor-
rowed it to be returned that
night; but since that fatal
moment it has not blessed my
sight. He lent it to a neigh
boris wife, and to increase
my woe, she lent it to a min
ister and still It's on the go.
He lent it to a student who
lent it to a friend, and still
it's going, going, gone; |
wonder where twill end.
But through the cloud OF
borrowers, one ray OF hope |
see, perhaps ! may be lucky
and it will be lent to me. --
Ex.
Sharp County record., 1898-05-06
AW Sorts.

Most people neglect doing
tomorrow what they have
put of doing today.
Don't think for a moment
that all ministers preach
what they practice.
People like to listen to
advice orly when in confirms
their own opinions.
Married life isn't what it
is cracked up to be because
married people are not.
A man may feel as young
a. so as he did at 20, but he
doesn't know half as much.
Half wise and halfFfools
are more dangerous than
sensible men or fools.
1t is not the good you are
willing to do, but the goot.
you actually do, that counts.
When everybody knows
exactly how a thirg should
i Zone ID is never dou
Make your advertisements !
Sharp County record., 1898-05-06

tell the truth or men will
lose confidence in your busi-
ness integrity.
Don't forget that other
people may think you are as
silly as YOU think they are.
1t is the proper thing this
season to have your hat
match your gown or your
coat you wear with it.
When an old girl gets
married who has been en-
gagged before, people say,
1.-The other one got away"
The man who has no
enemies may be considered
good, but it's a question
what he is good for.
Don't delude Yourself with
the idea that there is a good
looking woman in the world
who doesn't know it.
Sharp County record., 1898-05-06

= NVVN,''"'r'""yprArk
Sharp County record., 1898-05-06

l mere dlC SOOt
Youngsters hardly yet out OF
their teens who are talking
about going to the war; and
there are likewise a number
of young men who, for social
and athletic purposes have
ioined com panles in the
| National Guard end are IN d
fair way to being driven into
Joining the United States
army by the action OF their
comrades, and in the general
excitement. Certainly moth
irg should be done to en-
courage these young fellows
to rush into a condition OF
affairs of which they can
form no conception. There
will be a plentiful supply OF
volunteers who know what
war is and are eager to go
about it without tempting
these young fellows to sacrl-
flee their lives. They should
be warned now that War is
not a holiday affair, but the
sternest business in the
world. The beautiful pre-
cision of the drill is not war.
The stately march in brllli-
ant uniform behind the STIR
ring band is not war. This
conflict with Spain does not
mean a triumphant occupa-
ton of Havana and the vol
untary desertlon of that city
by the Spaniards. The hot
headed fellows, Of course,
are eager to 60 in; then those
who are stirred by enthnsi-
asm are swept off their feet;
ard finally those who are in
no sense able to 60 to Cuba
and fight, yield for very
shame. We therefore hold
that the rule of individual
enlistment ought to be fol-
lowed, and that no influences
should be brought to bear to
induce any man to enlist.
The volunteer makes the
best soldier in the world, and
there will be no trouble to
get 125, 900 volunteers to 60
to Cuba if necessary and
expel the Spaniards from the
isle. But let there be no
false pretenses and no soft
illusions about it. This is
stern BUSINESS and it needs
serious men, and not empty
headed boys, to conduct it
Commercial Appeal.
Sharp County record., 1898-05-06

the city paper that has no
interest in their business or
success. The home paper,
like the home church is too
often neglected by those who
are r,yne6tted by IT,
Exchange.
Sharp County record., 1898-05-06

"Your paper tells you
when to 90 to church, to
county court, and to probate
court" says an eminent di-
vine, land when to send your
children to school. 1t tells
you who is dead, who is
married, who Is sick, who is
born, and many other things
you would like to know. 1t
calls attention to public
enterprises, and advocates
the best of schools, of law
and order in town. II records
the marriages of your daugh'
ter, the death of your son
and the illness Of your wife,
free Of charge. 1t sets forth
the advantages, attractions
of your town and invite
immigration aaJ is Gwl ,a
welcome newcomers Get,
in spite Of ~ thes bme'i'a
spai paoaIe s1y the
nappr n uol nalr as yoou as
Sharp County record., 1898-05-06
, JIM fit all though the

war, an wuz wounded seven
times without ever i'inln any
military class, thar amt no
art in it. All you got to do
is shut yer eyes pray ter
the Lord, an pull the trig.
ger. '-.--Atlanta Constitu-
tion.
Sharp County record., 1898-05-06
,OCIETIEs.

~, ..,..o SHADE LODGE No. l43, +. q
r. <ojds regular communications on
IN before lst sunday IN each
9 K. S. BACON, W. NJ.
Icalf. ssc'y.
~. -~,xe sHAp CHAPTER, NO. IL, "
meets at Masonic ian lst ah"i .
~ x e1ch month, ut 2 O'CLOCK p; ~ III; A.,
,iRS Il ATEHUDDLESTtN NJ w. M
|1LLl AuLT, Sec'EY'
3 N n CHAPTER Nc. SO, R. A. NJ.
n - ,,lnr ronvocations at Masonic
' ''' '{reninr % Shade, the Sd Saturday
month. y, IT .
~ IljsOn. See.
EAR LODGE, No. 81, I. o. Q
I .oIds regular meetings every Al
te Friday night; ~
l.. T. MEDLEY, N g.
/. 0o|||1s. Sec'Y'
IN EVENING SHADE LODGE
~ No. 249O, X. Of II
X meets first Tues
< ko-day nights n every
: month.
~ W. Carroll SHAVER, ID
j'fI|'W CD. Wilson 4.
Sharp County record., 1898-05-06
OFFICIAL.

OFFICIAL.
Sinan. First District--P. D. McCulloch
Lee County.
Sec0nd Dist-A' j witt P0cahontas
6fh Judicial Dist-JOhn B. McCaleb,
ty'IGth Dlst-R. B. MaXey, Mann
ouzTY- -Representatlve--T. |. Herrn.
WsG Murphy
aspef Justus,
i. ~ wilkins IIar y.
f--rhos. II. MCCaleb,
Shaver.
|mIner-D D, Spurlock.
THE CCyRTS,
'ol(f, N.'Dist First Monday in JAN
|j|lyt In s, Dlst-SecOnd Monday in
3i(f(A ugust.
Co|1f- list Monday in January, April,
|)cI1ber.
pQ1gt S Dtst-2n / Monday in March, 4,
<110er and December.
Sharp County record., 1898-05-06
lDii'eCtOry.
RELIGIOUS.

RELIGIOUS
s. !. u.thodist church first and stn,T, tn,Tc
M ..cS month. Rev. ". s. sou'h' nH
.tnr FSerybody is invited to "''Fn"'
4, yCbristian church SATURDAY Stty
!1 ~ second sunday in ea ch hioh'n'
MIDLAND Of Batesvtlle'
\, I & 81 every Sunday mhaSv morning i !,
AZ, thodist church. EyeryegoSny 10
G. j. WILSON,
g. n NJ. secretary. Superinlehue"
Sharp County record., 1898-05-06

A young man at college
who had far overdrawn his
account with the home folks,
as a last resort wrote home
as follows;
"Father-I war g check
for $50 IN order 4. john .p
U..M} e.as. 1903,
10 eallat m tae
t so8u.i..t
oriely;
Sharp County record., 1898-05-06
| DAVIDSON, N. P
--AND-
| Estate i: Agent,
ING SHADE, ARKANSAS.

-
|HNTS OF LEASE, ACKNOWLEDGE
~ ,lavtls to accounts, Dispositions ano
Lo', mortgages taken. Abstracts OF
ped' Bills Of sale, bonds for title,
NSt,,-personalty and rcNlty--dceds,
husbands, unmarried persons, wIIcs
hly, with REIMBURSEMENT OF dover,
c,s, mDrtgAycs-rcNl estate, Chatll
hu powers of attorney, written aud
on reasonable terms.
Pms Tor homcstcads and prescriptions
pms prepared and pa,ents procured,
FOR redemption of lands from
Retltl0ns to refund taxes erronconsly
ho homestead now hayc ak months
homeslcads from date OF Rcgster's
PIE receipts,
PhdehCc SOllcltcd II
The Advocate and news., 1898-02-16
The WOLVES.

10 who listen TO stories told,
When hearths are oheery and nights are cold
OF the lone woOdside and the hungry pack
That howls on the fainting travellers traoki
Flame red eyeballs that waylay,
BY the wintry moon, the belated sleigh;
The lost child sought In the dismal wood,
The little shoes and the stains OF blood
On the trampled snow--Oh, 70 that hear
With thrills Of pity or chills OF fear
Know ye the fend that Is crueler far
Than the gaunt gray herds Of the forest areE
Swiftly vanis&the wild feet tracks
Before the rifle and wOodmans az,
But bark to the coming Of unseen feet.
Pattering by night through the city street,
Zach wolf that dies in the woodland brown
Lives o spectar and haunts the town.
BY square and market they stink and proWL
In lane and alley they leap and howl
All night they snuff and snarl before
The poor patched window and broken door,
They paw the clapboards and claw the latch.
At every crevice they whine and scratch.
Their tongues are subtle and long and thins
And they lap the living blood within.
Icy keen are the teeth that tear,
Red as ruin the eyes that glare.
Children, crouched in corners colds
Shiver in tattered garments old
And start from sleep with bitter pangs
AT the bOuCu VI NAo pldAAOuA . NAoWASpo ASNoNf
Weary the mother and worn with strife,
Still she watches and fights for life
But her hand is feeble and weapon small
One little needle against them ALL
In evil hour the daughter fed
From her poor shelter and wretched bod.
Through the city pitiless solitude
To the door Of sin the wolves pursued.
Fierce the father and grim with want,
His heart is gnawed by the specter gaunts
Erenzied stealing forth by night,
With whetted knife, to the desperate fight
He thought TO smite the specters dead
But he smites his brother man instead.
Oh, you that listen to stories told
When hearths are CHEEKY and nights are cold,
Weep no more at the tales you hear
The danger is close, and the wolves are near.
Shudder not at the murderers name.
Marvel not Mt the maiden's shame.
Pass not by with averted eye
The door where the stricken children cry.
But when the beat of the phantom feet
Sounds by night through the stormy street
Follow thou where the specters glide.
Stand, like Hope, by the mothers side
And be thyseh the angel sent
To shield the hapless and innocent.
He giveth little who gives but tears.
He giyeth his best who aids and cheers.
He does well in the forest wild
Who slays the monster and saves the child.
He does better and merits more
Who drives the wolf from the poor man door
j. T. TrowbridRe.
The Advocate and news., 1898-02-16
First published February ., 1881
Notice to Contractors.

The State Board OF Charities will receive
bids for the construction of levees to protect
the garden at the OsaWatomie Insane Asylum
from the overflow of the river The work will
consist in the building OF two Cg levees, Of an
approximate length Of one thousand 1000 feet
% feet, to be constructed entirely OF dirt with
properly slOping banks
Bids will be made on per yard basis. Bid
ders are directed to submit sealed bids to Dr.
T. @. Biddle, superintendent OF said asylum.
The board will open the bids and award the
contract at o'clock, Saturday, March s, 1898,
at the office of the board at that institution.
Bidders can see and examine plans and spe-
ciicatiOns Of this work on file with the Super
intendent Of said asylum, and they are invited
to do so. Bidders will also enclose their certi-
fed check for fifty dollars S5W with the bid
submitted.
The board reserves the right to eject any
and all bids. S.. WHEELER, Secretary.
The Advocate and news., 1898-02-16
SMALL BUT EFFECTIVE

was the little Monitor that met the Mer-
rimac at Hampton Roads. So, too. are
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, effective
in Conquering the enemy-disease. When
you take pill it's an important point to
have them small-provided they have
equal strength and efficacy You find
what you want in these little liver pills
of DR.. Pierce. They're put up in a better
way, and they act in better way, than
the huge, Old-fashioned pills. What you
want when you're "all out of sorts
grumpy, thick-headed, and take gloomy
view Of life, is these "Pellets" to clear
up your system and start your liver into
healthful action. Sick headache, bilious
headache, constipation, indigestion, bill
ious attacks and all arrangements Of the
liver, stomach and bowels are prevented,
relieved and cured. Put up in glass Walls
and always fresh and reliable.
The Advocate and news., 1898-02-16
[Flrst published February l6, 1881
Bond Redemption Notice.
Pawnee County, Kansas.

Pawnee County, Kansas.
To the holders Of bonds issued by Pawnee
county, Kansas, to the Denver, Memphis
& Atlantic Railway Company:
Pursuant to the laws Of the State OF
Kansas and an order Of the Board OF
County Commissioners OF Pawnee county,
Kansas, l, G. w. Lawrence, County Treas
the following described bonds, with ac-
crued interest thereon, issued by Pawnee
county, Kansas, to the Denver, Memphis
& Atlantic Railway Company, to-wit;
Bonds Number One Q) and Number Two
az, bearing date August II, 1887, and Of the
denomination Of 81, 900 each, will be paid on
the 25th day of April, 1893, at the fiscal
agency Of the State Of Kansas, in the city
of New York, State of New York And
further notice is hereby given that from
the 25th day Of April 1898, said above de-
scrlbed bonds will cease to bear interest.
G. w. LAWRENCE,
County Treasurer Of Pawnee county
Kansas.
The Advocate and news., 1898-02-16
Revocation of Authority Of the West
moreland State Bank.
TOPEKA, KAs.. February I, 1s9S.

IOPEhA1 NAb'' HBUTUdfy ., Io8o'
J. +. O'Daniel, President; O. f. Morris, Vice
moreland State Bank, WestmOreland. Kan
sas:
GENTLEMEN:-You are hereby notified that
in accordance with the provisions of section 20
OF chapter AZ of the laws OF Kansas Of 1897, the
authority of the Westmoreland State Rank "a
corporation doing business as a bank at West
moFeland, Kansas) to transact banking busi-
ness is hereby revoked; and farther, that
have requested the Attorney General to COM
me9ce an action for the purpose OF dissolving
said corporation.
JNO. w. BREIDENTHAL,
tsEAL Bank Commissioner.
The Advocate and news., 1898-02-16
First published February 2, 1891
Bond Redemption Notice.
Iackson County, KansAs.

jackson UOunty, hAnSaS
To the holders OF bonds issued by Jackson
county, Kansas, to the Chicago, Kansas u
Nebraska Railway Company:
Pursuant TO the laws OF the State of Kansas
aud an order OF the Board OF County Commits
sioners of Jackson county Kansas, |, Arch. ID.
Abel, County Treasurer OF said county hereby
give notice that che following described bonds
with accrued interest thereon. Issued by jack
son county Kansas. % the Chicago, Kansas y
Nebraska Railway Company, tO-wit; Bonds
numbered consecutively from one TO one hun.
OF the denomination OF 81 900 each, will be paid
on the 18th day OF April 1893, At the hsca
agency OF the State Of Kansas In the city OF
New York, State of New York. And further
notice is hereby given that from the 18th day
OF April 1893, said above described bonds Will
cease 20 bear interest. AROH. ID. ABEL,
County Treasurer OF Jackson County, Kansas.
The Advocate and news., 1898-02-16

such vendor cannot rely upon such repre-
sentations as amount only to statements
OF opinion, Judgment. probability OF expec-
tation: Held, that whore all the repre-
sentatiOns proven were OF such nature and
character the court properly refused EVIL
dence offered for the purpose OF showing
such representations to have been false
and untrue.
All the Judges conourring.
A true copy.
Attest: w. II. GATES,
[Seal.l Clerk.
The Advocate and news., 1898-02-16

Kansas Court OF Appeals Northern De-
partment, Central Division.
/, w. II. Gates, Clerk OF the Kansas
Court OF Appeals Northern Department,
Central Division, do hereby certify that the
foregoing are true and correct copies Of
the syllabl Of the decisions In the above
entitled cases as they appear on file In
my office.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said
court affixed this Sth day Of February, 1888.
(SeaLl w. II. GATES,
Clerk Kansas Court OF Appeals, Northern
Department, Central Division,
The Advocate and news., 1898-02-16
Official Notice,

Office of City Treasurer,
Lawrence, Kansas,
February 3, 1893
To all whom It may concern: You are
hereby notified that the following-named
bonds OF the city of Lawrence, Kansas, will
be paid at the National Bank of the Re-
public, the fiscal agency of the State OF
Kansas, in the city Of New York, New
York, within thirty days from this date,
viz: Numbers ten Q0, eleven QD, twelve
Q2l, thirteen QS), and fourteen QD, Series
B OF the issue of January 1883, and for
$500 each. c. s. DUNCAN,
City Treasurer.
The Advocate and news., 1898-02-16
First published January 20, 1881
Notice to Holders of Bonds.

In accordance with the directions Of an
act relating to the redemption Of bonds
Issued to railroad companies, which TOOK
that the county Of Dickinson, State Of
Kansas will oD the 18th day OF March, 1853,
at the fiscal agency OF the State OF Kan.
New York, redeem the following described
bonds issued by the said county OF Dick
lns0n, to-wlt: Numbers from to 100, IN
elusive of numbers l and 100, Issued De-
Cember %, 1887, in aid OF the Chicago, Kan
sas s. Nebraska Railway Company, each
number being itself bond for $1,000.
Holders Of said bonds are hereby notis
fed that on the I'd day OF April lSSS, gai0
bonds will cease to bear interest, and they
are hereby notified to present same az
the said fiscal agency Of the State OF KAN
sas herelnbefore mentioned for redemp'
tion. 9. II. PATTIbON. B
County Treasurer Of Dickinson County,
Kansas.
Abilene, January %, 1898.
The Advocate and news., 1898-02-16

Topeka, January 10, 1898,
All parties holding state warrants
marked mot paid for want Of funds" are
hereby notified to present the same for
payment at this office.
[Seall ID. II. HETLEBOWER.
State Treasurer
The Advocate and news., 1898-02-16

Kansas Court of Appeals, Northern De-
partment, Central Division.
No. 49,
William B. Grimes Dry Goods Company,
plaintiff I'm error,
vs..
G. W. Jordan and Peter Neudoerfer, de-
PENDANTS in error.
Error from Clay County District Court.
AFFIRMED.
Syllabus. BY the Court. McElrOy, j..
/. c., an attorney, at the request Of D..
made a written statement to ID. as to the
attorneys opinion Of the financial condition
of j., the amount Of capital in business,
value of real estate, other means, amount
of stock carried and the character OF j.;
Held, that c. was the agent OF D.; that the
statement was merely conclusions or G.,
and that such written statement was in
competent.
2. On an action by the vendor to OBJ
tain possession OF goods on the sole ground
that the vendee had obtained the goods
by false and fraudulent representations,