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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-31
MEATHER AND CROrS..

| Alvin. Braaoria County, Texas. March
so The present spell OF cold. damp
weather is costiog the strawberry growers
of this place at least $1,000 day Hut very
little fiuIt is being shipped aud hundreds
| of crates are rotiing on the vines, A
fresh northcr blew up last night and there
! is no prospect OF fair weather
sherman, Grayson County, Texas. March
~. Farmers and frui. growers through
out the county have abandoned all hope OF
numerous orchards In this county developed
the fact that d very small per cent of the
trees viii yield anything like an average
crop. This shortage is caused by the late
severe freezes, the prospect prior TO this
time being favorable 10 an enormous crop.
Denton, Denton County Texas, March
PA very good rain fell here this morn
ing and again this afternoon slow. driz.
King rain has fallen. which several of tho
farmers that happen to be- In town have
said they are glad to SEQ, Big Elm, n fork
OF the Trinity, is up higher than 1t has
been for some time
Morgan, Bosqsc County, Texas. March
e9.-Nearly all garden vegetables IN this
section were killed by the recent cold snap,
and there has been no suitable weather for
replnntlng since them. The prospect for
fruit this year is gloomy, as The crop was
very materially damaged by the late freeza.
Marble Falls, Burnett County Texas.
March GA slow, steady rain has been
falling here for the past forty-eight hours
and the ground is thoroughly wet. The
drouth was causing the farmers some uu
easiness. ms the crops were beginning u
need rain badly,
New birmingham. Cherokee County.
Texas. March 29.-.-Tho rain Is very accept
able, corn planting wcil advanced aud
much of 1t up: some truck farmers are set
ting out tomato plants; Irish potatoes and
melons are well up and in bad shape FOR
freeze
wor,ham. Freestonc County, Texas,
March SOFT has been raining here for the
last forty-eight hours, accompanied by
cold north wind, which'is detrimental TO
growing crops and cattle
Grapeand. Houston County. Texas,
March 30.-The fruit crop has been very
badly damagedi corn is up and doing we'll,
but may get setback from cold weather.
weimar, Colorado County Texas, March
30.--If no frost tho county will feel safe
and sure OF making good crop, MS the rain
has been of incalculabe benefit
Webster Harris County, Texas. March
29,Fnrm work stopped by cold rain; sew
eral hundred acres of melons Will be
planted here this year.
Hamilton, Hamilton County, Texas,
March 2S.--Fruit and corn killed. most OF
the farmers have finished replanting corn.
Canada Jackson County. Texas. March
30.-Great deal OF rain this month, which
has retarded farming operations.
Pasadena. Harris County. Texas, March
29.-Ground full OF water; STRAWBERRIES
are spelling on the vines.
Ledbetter, Fayette County, Texas, March
S0.-Crop prospects were never better ut
this time of the year.
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opinion on the result of the work. IIc said:
The experiment secms TO be a success so lar.
Tho ultimate result can only he told after tho
hBal test al SANDY Hook. Tho strength OF tho
gun To resist tho shock oi the explosion OF
spnnqwder eau not he told before chat time.
ran SEQ no reason why the new process VIII
no; be II success. IL il Is the government will
be aide to equip itSelf with high power arms. =
pr Gntling WINS highly elatod over tho
worh, Everything moved along exactly AZ
we expected. Tho work so far has been very
satisfactory | am convinced moro than ever
that the new method will be success, /" no
said
The big gun Will he shipped to tho Washing
ton navy yard in about ten days
IN an interview OF the probability Of war
between the United States and Spain General
Milos said. "Thc situation is not 10 threat
eulns now as 1t was n fow days ago. It 10
impossible to say what the results will be.
Thu affair has opcped the eyes OF tho govern
mcnt 10 the weakness OF the army and navy.
rad will no doubt result In strengthening
both branches OF tho sarvice."
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PROCEEDINGS ARE STILL A sECRE'

beaumont. Texas, March 30. The Post
! day night caucus was held In The rear
office OF one OF the principal Crockett
street business houses, and in which eight
white and six prominent colored politicians
participated. The gathering WAS effected
quietly, those 10 whom the word had bren
passed merely dropping into the store IN
cidcntaily, aud IL was not until today that
1t became known that the caucus had boon
held Names Of all the participants are
still yet shrouded in an impenctrable cloud.
aud proceedings or definite purpose OF the
meeting is In much the same Fix.
The correspondent today met two men
who acknowledges that they participated in
the caucus, but they could not recall tho
names of the other participates merely
saying there were fourteen present eight
white and six colorcd. Their memory was
also sadly deficient when questioned as to
what trnnspired. One Of them said moth
ing WAS done, while the other said the re-
publican LEADERS had merely gotten to-
gether to discuss the municipal election 10
be held ON Tuesday next. When pressed
the latter gentleman admitted that the
caucus had seriously considered the adj
visibility of iudorstng candidates on the
independent ticket, but the colored dole
gates protested against the Endorsement
unless republicans We're placed on the
ticket for the office of mayor and city mar
shall. This proposition brought climax
that resulted in hasty adjournment,
No further information with reference to
the caucus could be obtained, and whether
or not the republicans win vote as a party
Tuesday is stll mystery.
Robert Gellam, general manager OF the
Kansas City, pittsburg aud Gulf railroad,
has RECONSTRUCTED his former telegram, and
Inst night wired that he would tender to
the citizens of Beaumont n train TO be
used in taking visiting lumbermen ON an
excursion to Port Arthur during the lum'
bermens convention In this city next
month John y. Goodhue, who hns charge
of arrangements. Will tomorrow visit Port
Arthur, and II that city will agree To FUR
nish entertainment an excursion to Port
Arthur will be part Of the programme,
An excursion to Sabine Pass has already
been determined upon, and the Sabine
Land and Improvement company has eS-
pressed q desire TO entertain the visitors
with lunch and trip through the jettles
out In the gulf,
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Wiu ne Ucrc snturIux

President Rouse and party of Katy Of
hcals VIII arrive in Houston Saturday
afternoon and are expected to remain In
the annual meeting OF the Galveston. Hous-
ton and Henderson in Galveston on that
date. After leaving Galveston the officials
viii return to Dallas. whore the annual
meeting OF the Texas company is TO be held
two days later. Accompanying the. rresi-
dent are Vice President AMI General Man
ager Allen, General Solicitor Haeerman.
Traffic Manager Miller, General Superin-
tendent Maxwell and Mr.. Finney of Mil
waukee of the board OF directors.
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Reduced Rntes 10 uou,ton

The Missouri Kansas and Texas has is
sued It's rate to Houston on account of
the San Jacinto Day celebration. For trains
arriving Houston April is. 10. 20 and q a
rate Of one fare for the round trip will be
charged, the maximum being S.. and tick
cts to be limited until April % for return.
On the morning trains arriving Houston
April 10 and 81, limited to one day for
return, tickets will be sold from the fol-
lowing stations at rates named:
Taylor S2.35, COPELAND SID Elgin So.
Bastrop So Hills Prairie 81 Smithyille 50.
West Point 81 LaGrange sl.95 Fayette
vile $1.65 New Ulm $40, Cat Springs
Sl2O, sealy 81, San Felipe 95 cents Brook
ehrn 75 cents
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Sa0kT TEXAS SPECIALS.

HEARNE.--Littlc Brazos river Is rising
very rapidly.
HEARNE.-J. Il. Thaxion, lumber has
assigned To T. ]. Branum
GROESBDECK The oil mill at this
place has shut down for the season,
LONGVIEW. Thomas Mccall, grocer
has assigned; assets, $1,000; liabilities. $500,
BARTLETT. H. Barry, ginner, has
assigned to j. p. Donahue; preferences
for $1,000.
YoAKuM.--W j. Roby, fruit and con
fectionery, has assigned to w. G. Thrift;
liabilities. 5000.
HAMILTON local option election
resulted in victory for the pros by a ma
jority Of three votes.
CENTER Pat Toohey under 10 years
sentence for burglary, broke Jail sunday;
he has not been recapinred.
GRAPELAND.- ~ eouthbound local freight
ran into the caboose of through freight
several cars and IN engine were dorailed.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS made raid on
Martin Bros. ana Davis dry goods and
clothing stores; some goods taken. but 10
attempt 10 tap the safe.
CoLLINsyILLE.- Mrs. Hunts barn,
four miles from town. was set on fire by
lightning. five head OF stock and the en-
tire supply Of feed was destroyed
KERRVILLE.- AT Junction City Monday
John thurman proprietor Of q hotel, was
shot and killed Jefr Hardin, brother OF
John Wesley Hardin, has ben arrested.
MARBLE FAI,Ls.-No new cases CT
diphthcrin have developed, and the schools
viii be resumed Monday, April 4, should
the disease not make its appearance again
by that time.
GROEsBEECK. DIR. Olivia A. Baldwin.
five years missionary in india. Is here. and
will lecture at the Christian and Baptist
churches on the customs and habits OF the
people Of India.
PAINT ROCK The bodies Of Henry Lee
and his wife and baby, who were murdered
here. were taken to Galpa. Coleman county
fer inerment The little girl Is still alive,
though ipsepsble.
BRYAN.---A remarkable freak Of nature
occurred here Sunday. on January n
COW belonging 10 Mr.. John Wilson brought
q calf. and Sunday, just two months 10 a
day, she brought another. Both calves are
large and strong.
MIDLAND Walter Stemmons OF Crow
ley q Bishops ranch IN Dawson county
was run over by his wagon and seriously
hurt One arm WAS broken twice and his
head was injured. He was brought here
for medical attention.
MERIDIAN Lon Landon was severely
cut and beaten with rocks; he walked 70
the nearssi doctor and had his wounds
dressed he viii likely die. One arrest has
been made. The other man involved Is
said to have been badly used up, accord
Ing to report from kopperl,
FORT WORTH. The directors OF the
Fort Worth Racing and Agricultural asso-
citation have elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: X. II. McNatt, pres
ident; II. G.. Holloway, vice president; l..
U~fef
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ma Hudson River. the Lake shore. The
wew York, Chicago and st. Louis and the
Michigan Central railways"
Mr., 5. s. Galloway will succeed Mr.. De-
pew US president Of the New York Central
Mr. Ledyard win remain president OF
IN. .he Miehigan Central. The presidents Of
the Lake Shore and the New York rhI.
cago and ST. Louis have not been chosen
cornelius Vanderbilt in retiring from tha
esnairmanship OF the New York Central ma
hudson River company and the Michigan
ventrai and William X Vanderbilt IN re-
s,rins from the embarrassing OF ihe Lake
sno , ana New York, Chicago and st. Louis
wiil remain In the directory ana continue
s,nerein IN the property where their names
,hor 81 iong been identified and In which
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While the anti scalpng bill lies still
in the congressional halls al Washington
the railroads In this part of the country
are employing their time in securing In
dorsements for it. Stationery is balng sent
to a great many towns OF Texas for sigma
lures approving the proposed legislation,
The scalpers, on the other hand, have been
employing this method of procedure for
several months. There is no possibility
OF getting the bill up unt!l the Cuban
matter gets out Of the way and it NAV 20
over until the next session.
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THE RIGHT OF Ax-arrEAI...
me Natter, VIII he Determined
Wien the Decree Arrtyr..

When the Decree Arrives, =,
Gaiveston, Texas. March so.-SThere
seems to be diversity of opinion here as
70 whether the Lone Star Steamship COM
pauy has the right TO aspesl from the de-
cision rendered at New Orleans yesterday.
Attorneys would scarcely express them
selves claiming that 1t was necessary to
see the decree first.
50 Tar there has been no change In the
attitude of the railroads towards the Lone
star line. II is understood that they are
receiving freight from it without The pre-
oayment of charges, and altogether tnsir
relations are quite pleasant How long
this VIII continue is matter OF spcoula-
ton. Messrs. Terry and Balinrcr. general
attorneys of the Santa Re, have photographed
10 New Orleans for copies of the decree,
ard when that is received The future acts
or the railroads viii he determined
General Agent Ripley had ON his fighting
clothes today. He saws that whether tho
line appeals or not the Lone Star ships
VIII sail to and FROM Galveston as long as
there is any freight to carry
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jamming ana ecrewius cotton ana hand
ling freight generally: also beneficiary pur-
posee.
The attorney general approved and the
secretary Of state received and nlcd the
charter Of 'sThc Planters Terminal Rail-
way company" Capital stock, $3.50, Gao.
The proposed line Is 10 run from sherman
In a southcrly direction through Howe 70
Van Alstyne. distance Of sixteen mslgs
The principal oifice OF this corporation Is
Ia he In Sherman. fncorporntors: w. II.
Bean and q. p. r. smith OF Howe, n. A.
Turner L. Carver OF Van Alstyne and
others.
Hon. Mann Trice OF Dallas. Judge n. ".
Baker OF Canadian and L. q. Townsend
OF Houston are registered at TIM Hotel
Salgc
Judge Rufus King OF He'll county and
Hon T. s. Smith OF Hilsboro are In the
city.
Thtosorc stephan. an cneraver, died Of
aporlexy in his office on the second floor
OF the Balm building this evening.
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The si,nation In Bitlviiic.

Atlanta ConsiitufIon.sod
The first fight of the war occurred yes
terday. A brigade of one hundred men. be-
ing composed entirely Of colonels got in
row as to who should command II. Fifteen
of them are now on hospital furioughs.
Times are too hard for our home com
panles TO purchase flags, but u number
have been impyoyised out OF scent cotton
sheets and blue jeans with old red iian-
mel shirts for stripes.
Now is the time for some OF the boys
who have been unable to purchase first
class war records TO so to the front aud
get them FIRST hand
II spain should pay us several billion
dollars indemnity they could distribute It
around and bring on that long delayed
wave Of prosperity
My! hut wouldn't a 0rst class four-year
war weed out the candidates!
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vANpEHBnT SYSTEM oHANGE''
p.,.w 10 ne Mnde Chairman OF 'he
Roard OF Directors.

nepew 10 ne Mnde Chairman OF 'n'
board Of Directors
New York. March so-President pepew
authorizes the following statement
ITO carry out the policy OF greater un''s
~ administration in The Vanderbilt sys-
,sr, the following adjustment Of the man
agement will be made after the annual
election of the New York Central and nun
son River Railway company, which occurs
.chau,sey NJ. Depew VIII retire from tns
nresidency of the New Yory Central ana
Hudson River road and be chairman OF me
hoard OF directors Of the New YORK centru
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MIR. GOULD ARRIVED LAST NIGHT.
Missouri Pncific'a President Came
Over from New Orleans.

p"tr from new Ortenns.
A special train bearing Mr. George Gould
president of the Missouri Pacific. and
party of officials making tour of inspec-
ton OF the lines IN Texas. arrived last
night shortly before midnight over the
Southern Pacific from New Orleans The
train was immediately taken to the Inter-
national and Great Northern yards, where
1t will remain until this morning. The
exact movements OF the officials is not
known, but in all probability they will in
spect the Columbia Tap and Galveston.
Houston and Henderson before going North
ovtr the International and Great North
orn.
General Superintendent Trce, General
Attorney Stedman, General Freight Agent
Turner and Auditor Maury of the Interna-
tional and Great Northern arrived from
Palestine yesterday morning and will meet
Mr.. Gould today
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Votes and Personals.

william Doherty. travelling freight and
passenger agent Of the Houston East and
West Texas, returned yesterday from trip
over bis line
Fred Miller. travelling passenger agent
for The Illinois Central. arrived from the
East yesterday, ana VIII return 10 the
Louisiana territory this morning
The Houston East and West Texas mas
made rate OF s. from all stations On It's
line IN Texas to San Antonio on account
Of tho annual meeting Of the Knights Of
Pythias,
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CorxcIl for TrIcc.

Dallas. Texas, March % Hon 8. r.
now prominent member of the GatesYiile
bar is In the city, He said TO The Post
reporter. Mann Trice viii carry coryell
county in his race for the attorney gen
eralship. From what ! know TTice il very
strong throughout our section. He IN a
splendid man and will make an admirable
ofRnial -
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pc.v, t,e brick work.

Contractors in charge of the building Of
the new Santa Fe DEPOT yesterday began
on the brick work, the foundation having
been completed Tuesday. The workmen
say the construction will be pushed to an
early completion
Work on the new international and Great
Northern depot which has been delayed on
account Of the weather, will be commenced
again today.
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THE STATE CAPITAL
General w. p. Hardeman Is scriou.iy
III M Home.

Austin. Texas March 3o.--General W r.
Hardeman. superintendent Of the confed-
crate home. is seriously H.
The Lone Star Cotton TANNERS and
Longshoremen's Association Of Texas filed
Its charter with the secretary OF state. No
capital stock. Place OF business. Calves
ton. Purposes. loading aud unloading shiRs
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baseball rate Adapted.

Texas roads have agreed on a rate OF
1 1-2 cents per mile per capita for league
baseball teams during the coming season
Some NJ the lines used this rate last sea-
son. while others did not do better than
cents per mile The roads are arranging
to make a formal announcement OF the
rate In few days.
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sherman. Texas, March 2s.--United
states Marshal John Grant il in the city.
He said II was his intention to print the
srst issue Of his State republican organ
AT Dallas on April IA. The STAN and force
necessary for the operation OF this concern
are not yet ready TO give out thouxh y
is understood that all have been se'ec'eu
and mans for publication perfected.
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BIG GsTLiyG Gun.
Experiment So Far ~ succcss-MiIcs
IL Rnther nptin,latic.

Cleveland Ohio. March ~ General Nelson
A. Miles arrived here today, accompanied by
officers who compose the board OF ordnance.
Tho party was met here b. cx-conBrfsainaD
outllwoite, Dr. Gatling aud Captain Day.
The gentlemen were driven to tho otis steel
works, where the big gun designed by Or
GGtlinb for coast defensos h being construct.
ed General Miles was the only one Of the
members of the board willing TO express an
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|HE HOTELS.
hates $3.50 and $500 per day.
JAS. LAWLOR. Prop.

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fsapser, Yoakum; ". S. Par
6gH. A. Hunsaker, San An
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Ia. Benton. New York: MIS-.
III. Wood. c. ii. Townsend,
Illison, city, Mrs. Walton G..
i Smithar. huntsville; Mrss
louisville; Jay l.. Bird, New
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wilkins. Marta; Edw. Con-
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Hon. Wash Jones.

Austin, Texas, March 3o.-Hon. Wash
Jones Of Basirop spent the evening here
awaiting the departure OF the Northwest
ern train for Llapo where he went to at
send court He declined to be interviewed.
district. knew he was a candidate for con-
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HAVE LBRT FORT WORTH

Fort Worth, Texas, March 80 .-President
Rouse and party OF Missouri, Kansas ana
Texas officials spent the night here and
departed for the south.
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QUEEN & CRESCENT POLITE

Now orlcaus and Northeastern Railroad
Company. Alabama and VichsbuTg Railway
Company. Vicksbnrg Shreveport and Pacific
Railroad Company. Best time via New Orr
leans or Shreveport To Chattanooga. Cnon-
natl, AshcSillc. Washington, Philadelphia.
New York. vcsthulod trains. M
\. NJ, HUNT, Dallas, Texas.
w. SToMS. A. G. p. a., Nav Orleans La.
GEO. II. SMITH. G. p. A.. New orleans. La.
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FIRsr-CI..ss.

v, PALESTINE. A. Metcalf, Dai-
|AT. l.. Ulllnann. S. S. Shaw,
! $. Hunt. Texas: b. shansle,
Davidson. San Antonio; j. Il.
Hge; NJ. ID. Fuller, Texas,
Hisconsin, a. j. Helm, Mil
! thompson, New York; Mrs.
ILanis; Miss Mae Spence. Gal.
|y1tl, St Louis; Il. A. Ellis,
hi. Archer. New York: o. b.
Stikn J. Greene, Chicago; w.
Molnes. j. NJ. Grcenbach,
1sP. Iiirsch. II. NJ. Drake,
b B. W. Foistaine. William
gtn; Mrs. j VI. Moore. Miss
hj. X. Farmer, Mrs. S. j.
el@e: Geo. II rcrlour, Cincin-
|slStr, j. ilGf'stadt. st. Louis;
IL. Cade. New Orleans; J ).
Az. D. Anderson, Columbus,
|S. Louis; Mrs. j. Cecil An
D 81. A. Shumard, L, Rein
7 A, Valley, San Antonio. y.
ZIG. Becker, New York; ii.
l1'roo, p. W. Southland, Kan
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sHERIFFs' DEPARTMENT.

Taken up by Frank Lockwood, city. or
Albert Erickson. one light dun horse. 7
years old. II hands high, dim brand OH
right hip, shod all round short name and
tall Albert Erickson,
Sheriff Harris County Texas.
BY W VI. Bnugh Deputy
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THE HUTcHINS
House,.
b. Q. WARD,
Proprietor.
Rates: $500 and
$3.50 per day.

7. p. A. head
quarters.
auscogee, l. T.; John A.
!. T.. w. j. Lyle. San
slannan, La Porte; T. l..
A. Ii, Pierce, Galveston;
ssacaster; NJ. w. Brown, St.
salnerty, city; C. r. Sivalls,
k|psIE, Greenville; W. u. Fall,
~. Jr., Dallas; q. r. VIII
4. caplen, Galveston. Henry
tNine; Mrs, Matte Wallace,
Saunders. Orange: A. A.
wa J. H. Garrison, Garrl-
,eaSumi W, Sadler, Fort
icylar, Fort Worth; l.. l..
q, aus. 9. w, Thompson, Lo-
Jasper; w. l.. Beckman.
blount, Nacogdoches; r.
ssh York; G. A. Danes, st.
fSan city; r. G.. Sneed, Sc
wI Lnfkin; +. w. Norris
.; Blivlns, city; l.. A.
"A. y. Coolidge. Lancaster;
'I|,ncuse; W. C. Honde, syria
'Nse, Sulphur Springs.
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"77' Proved
a Cure for Grip and Colds.

Now Try Or. Humphreys Specifies for Dys-
prpfia, indigestion and Wenk Stomach for
rheumatism and Lumbago Infant and Fee
male Complaint.
specific Manual to be found at all Druggists.
o. sent free tells all. -
Humphreys Medicine Company New York.
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n YOU lack appetite try half wineeglass
-, Anpostura Bitters half an hour before
dinner. Made by DR.. $. a. 3. siegert q
Sons
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u. r. Schmidt. Houston. Texas. is sole
agent for Elmer & Amends Prescription. No.
2s5l. which Is q cure against Rheumatism.
One bottle will prove II.