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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-29
Y. VI. c. a. CYCLE Gun.
a club Run Arranged for Thursday
Nlptf

The Young Mems Christian Association
Cycle club had very enthusiastic meet
Ing In tho parlors OF the association last
night a good representation Of members
being present.
It was decided TO have a club run, being
the initial run Of the organization. on
next Thursday night. All participants will
meet in the parlors OF the Young Mems
Christian Association at 8 o'clock and
signnl for the start will he given by the
caplain Mr.. Tonell Marsden. promptly at
S:i5. Those not on hand at this time
Will not be waited for. It, has been ar
ranged to have wheel racks built in front
OF the building TO accommodate the wheels
as fast ms they arrive. and they will be
cared for by representative In charge
All friends of the association are invited
to Join in the run, particularly the ladies',
and all who contemplate becoming mem
bers of the club will be afforded oppor-
tunty to mako application at thls time.
The run will not be long one and will
extend chiefly over the principal paved
streets, and all will return to the assoc
citation rooms before 10 o'clock. where re-
Treatments In charge Of the auxiliary will
be awaiting them. 1t is proposed TO
make this run not only delightful but
also social time among the young ladies
and gentlemen who will greet the occasion
by their presence
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Young Mems
Christian Association and all ladies' inter
csted in cycling are requested TO meet n,
tho parlors OF tho association Monday
afternoon at 4 o'clock to arrange for re-
ireshments and Co operate with the cycle
club on the run appointed for Thursday
night large attendance Is requested.
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edge the receipt Of your esteemed fayor OF
May "a, informing rue of the present from
friends at home OF a horse for my personal
service In the war between the United
States and Spain. Permit rie through you
10 return my thanks, more fervent than r1y
feeble words can express, TO the kind
friends who have thus remembered me,
and | Vii ark you to convey TO them as
surances that wherever tie call OF boots
aud saddles" may direct ! shall never
mount the steed sent by Houston friends
but that shall gratefully think of them
Again thanking you. captain. and others
yoJ speek for have tho honor to remain,
yours very truly, j. X. Waties.
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able difficulties the school had this year
an enrolment OF about 100 pupils.
The fathfulness and efficiency OF the
teachers and the capacity and assiduity OF
the pupils were clearly visible at the clos
Ing exercises.
There were choruses, solos, recitations,
essays, orations. dialogues and drills winch
would have done credit TO any school OF Its
grade, regardless of race. color or previous
condition of servltude
The productions were substantial In char
acter, elevating in tone. were well ren.
dered and were nothing II not patriotic aud
In harmony with tho prevailing spirit oil
the times Illustrative Of this may he
mentioned some OF the subjects OF declam1-
ton, essay, Grafton and song. Give US
Mem" THE Nations Flag" The Sailor
Boys Return THE Cuban Battle Cry
Tho Maine,' "Our Flag" "a Plea for
Cuba" "old Glory America Forever"
"Maceo;" In Havana Harbor" The
Spanish Cuban War" Negro Patriotism
| and Loyalty" and They Fought for Uncle
Sam"
Mrs. Garnet presided at the piano and
proved herself mistress OF the situation
The music was fine and showed talent and
cultivation.
The extemporeaneous addresses by Henry
Clay Gray. Prof. o. r.. PropeDa and J c.
MIdyetr twhito) added to the enthusiasm
Of the occasion
The spontaneous and hearty outbursts
Of applause and the frequent encores ne
| tokenod the appreciation of the audience
which filled the spacious and bunting be-
dccked audience room.
| Professor Garnett and the Houston Bap-
list academy are deserving Of large patron
aga from the colored people OF this Gee
tlon, and this effort Of the negro race 10
cultivate the mind and heart and hpl'tt
| Themselves Ia worthy Of the sympathy and
support Of all the people OF Southeast
! TeXas. both white and colored.
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White Oak school closed.

The White Oak precinct school. laugh,
by Miss Laura E, Milan, was closed on
Friday afternoon with appropriate exer-
cises, the scholars and some OF the young
people of the neighborhood participating.
Music and Rotations predominated, and
altogether the programme preparatory TO
separation OF pupils and teacher during the
summer vacation was Interesting and af-
fecting. The children were glad that play.
time had come, but sorry that with il came
the loss OF association and the presence
OF their teacher, whom they loved
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UNCLAIMED PACK

List of packages remaining on hand a
Wells, Fargo g. Co.'S for the week endin.
Saturday, May Is. 1898: G. f. Aiken. Fan
mic MCGOWAN, g. w. Wiburn, j. W. Andy
j. Madison, a. NJ. Yorbi ougn. Tnos Byrno
Il Il. Murphy, Geo Biscomh. H. II. Nc
Nicoll, j. j. Bartch Ches. Mccullough, w
barley, S. Overton, Craven ~ Matthews
Geo, +. Powell, Ben Clark. O. 4. Parton
w Is, punble II. S Price, Priscilla Frank
lin Mollie Kicks, Jack George, Charlie:
Rodgers. G. A. Harper, John Schmidt. Geo
7. Jones, john Spanok p. c. Kingberry
Mrs. j. c. Smith. a. II, Keith p. Thomp
son. y. r. Kone, L. f. Utterbach r. w
kitirell Geo. Vcnter, .. II. king, NJ Wal
ker. H. Landon, Il. p. Wood.
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HOUsTON's YOUNG ARTIST.
Emanuel Lieb Gives Splendid Prom
isc Of Famous Future.


Among the many bright students of the
Houston high school there is no more tai
ented young artist than Emanuel V. Lieb
sen OF Mr. G. c. Lieb of this city. Al
though only a mere youth. 16 or II years
old his paintings bear the unmistakable
Impress OF genius. and eivo promise OF a
future that win reflect credit on his tutors,
his friends and his city. Dozens OF fine
portraits, executed by this gifted ANA
temr, are now in the possession Of Hous-
ten admirers, and 1t is an honor TO his
ability to know that a number of his
sketches have been accorded prominent
place In tho Texas exhibit" at the great
international exhibit at Omaha. which VIII
be formally opened next Wednesday.
Among his recent productions may be
mentioned the Rocky Mountain Scene "
now on exhibition at Baldwin's book store
on Main street. II is very comprehensive
In scope and true to nature In all its varied
shades. The original conception is en-
harccd. perhaps. by the Introduction into
the picture OF some OF those incidental por-
traitures which charm scenic life in
France, Switzerland and many parts OF
Germany, Altogether, 1t is well executed
and worthy OF very favorable criticism
Tho young artist has donated this painting
TO the good Sisters OF the St. Joseph's In =
Urinary, and thus one OF the first results
OF his skill have been given to the cause
OF charity. 1t is understood young MIR.
iiieb viii soon be sent abroad to further
study and cultivate the talent he 40 happily
manifests, and In his success his Houston
friends VIII take cordial and general
interest
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Flag Rnising nt scohrooL

seaorook will help swell the chorus of the
National anthem this morning when the
nag Of the Union is raised on a sixty foot
staff at Camp Violet. on the bayside by the
augers Rangers under command Of G. G
kugers. The eneampment is on the SLOPE
OF houston's great suburban summer re-
,or. ana commands fine view OF the bay
4 string band will accompany the natr,otis
expedition from Houston and when the folds
81 old Glory" are given to the bay breeze
Rtne strains OF MY Country, "ris OF Thea
WI be waited over the bay. minsle with
tne forestry and finally settle on the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-29
Nortuary iReport,

The official mortuary report for the city
of Houston for the week ending II O'Clock
May IS 1898, is as follows.
May 2l-Henry Ryan, % yeers. malaria
May 2s--lnfant of Ed Sellers. months
infection diarrhoea.
May 25--Child Of c. H. Hawkins, colored
10 months malarial fever. Thomas Tolan
years. suanition.
May 26-Child Of Belle Davis, 4 months.
natural cause; John Nancy, IS wears,
asthma.
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.!ss ~. s..a J. r, to- .MksIh..:S 81!
auARh" wiIsss spedas Co., Dept. 81, Phis.. r.
FOR TOM RICHARDSON
An Commissioner TO the Paris T.,
position.

Mr. W. A Childress is taking some interest
III trying to secure for Mr.. Tom Richardson
the appointment as commissioner for the
Paris exposition In 1900
In response to letters written in his be
half he has received very encouraging re-
spcnses from Congressman Sayers. Bailey and
others.
Mr. Savers says among other things: 81,
Will afford me much pleasure 10 do what
can 10 secure the appointment OF Mr. Tom
Richardson There is no man with whom
am acquainted who In my judgment, would
be OF more practical benefit to Texas at the
Paris exposition than he, A sense Of duty
to the State therefore, as well as a personal
feeling for MIR Richardson, will mpel M tc
exert myself to the utmost in securing his
appointment."
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BiI1or ChoIim Picnic.

The Sunday school OF the Bikor Chol,m
society VIII have its annual picnic at vick.s
psrk' Washington street, next Sunday. June
.. Rabbi Henry Cohen of Galveston win
ADDRESS the children of the Sunday school
a. s.'o p m Several prizes will be given
TO be a most ENJOYABLE affair.
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Herb's Light Guard m. ),

rhe personnel OF Herbs Light Guard band
ana orchestra, which will furnish the music
Tor the weekly summer night concerts nm
aer the auspices Of the Houston nirnyerein
oesinnins on next Tuesday night. include,
some Of the best local talent in the c,,s
play are; 'ney WI
Frenk ]. Herb. conductor -.
Shatles F, Schmidt. oo.pst: pace, I 1
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salvation ARMY.

Lieutenant Gohr OF Galveston will con
quot the services at the salvation Army
nan today which will be as follows:
Knee drill, Z a M. buliness meeti,p I,
a. nj; Sunday school and Bible class. n
M; grand salvation meeting, S p. m.
open air services will be held as follows.
Lorner Main and Preston. 1915 M: on
Market Square, $40 p, m; corner Prairie
ann smith 4;SO T. m; kiams corner. I
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Mr, John c. Collier, manager o,

MI, John c. Collier. manager OF the
Racket Store In Galveston, says:
From all that | can learn. I am con
WINGED that The Houston Post has the
largest circulation % any newspaper ia
Texas, and for that reason | have made
a contract with The Post for several thou
sand lines OF advertising space. / believe
that the returns from the country business
obtained through advertising in The Post
VIII warrant the expense. | have discon-
ttrued the use of the Galveston News as an
advertising medium"
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pieoo'o; Buck Hervey, clarinet; E. Hail.
o'f;net; Charles Lewis, elto: Eulisl Smith
at,o' John seer.st, alto; nert Boone, nom.
uens. JlnEs Delhi, trombone. Frank Hix,
baritone. Joseph Gomez. tuba: Otto Lewis
and John Neuman, drums. balls and xvIo-
phones, with all traps for electrical effects.
NETWORKS etc. The organization is a
strong one and good results may be ex-
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Marriage Licenses.

VHFTTUEF FII'VHFVE'
The following marriage licenses were
Issued for the week ending yesterday.
Moses Sherman and Mary Smith.
Alexander Freund and Mrs. Malinda
Frnind
Thomas Spencer and Elizabeth Jones.
A. II Sarcar and jamie P Bradford
George Franklin and Katie Peterson.
Anthony Dohson and Miss Amelia Henry.
Thomas Conner and jeanette Burton.
John f. Peraire and Miss Sigiar Leigh
Gum.
Relnhard l.. Kirsch and Mrs. Emma
Walker
John Terrell aud Daisy luminous.
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SOUR LAKE HOTEL.

This popular resort is now open for the
summer and will be prepared to furnish
Its guests every desirable entertainment,
including music. excellent table. baths and
superior hack service from the station.
For rates address Sour Lake Hotel Com
pany
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For the Texas Exhtb,t.

The penitentiary officials at Huntsville have
very generously contributed all the turni-
ture, such as desks, tables, chairs show
cases, etc. that Will be necessary in making
tho Texas exhibit at the Omaha exposition
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Colonel J. r. wsties Of the First resi-
ment Texas cavalry. Acknowledges the e.f,
Of the horse from his Houston friends in the
following letter;
Captain William Christian. Houston. Terss.
L1-csmn AAhEx Auslin. Texas. May &c.
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THE couKrS.

Frobate Court.
The following business was transacted in
the probate court yesterday. Judge w. N.
Shaw presiding
Estate of Bernard Stuart. minor; annual
account approved and estate closed.
Estate OF August G. Bonner. deceased;
annual account approved.
Estate Thomas Tobin. deceased; the
legatees under the will, the Sisters OF
st Joseph's lnfirmary, having received
the $1,000 beQueathtd them and that all
debts have ben paid, etc, tho temporary
administrator is ordered 10 turn over the
estate TO David Patrick Tobin. whereupon
estate will be closed,
estate closed and dropped from docket
Suits for Civii District Courts,
The following suits were filed yesterday
for the civil district courts:
G. IL, Saustadt VS., Fort Smith ct nj;
tresrass TO try title 10 part section a
block >, Houston and Texas Central Rail
road company lands.
LOTUS G. lie Bert VS.. Hettie lie Bert
divorce
Alpha c. Arnold VS.. Hugh waddell ct
al; trespass to try title.
Leah j, Gordon VS., Hymen o. Gordon.
divorce
suits for County Court.
The following cults TOR the county court
were filed yesterday:
T. =. Gcode VS., Taylor Bros. appea,
from Justice court
G., Luther Brown VS.. c. +. Stevens q,
al: debt.
Real Estate Transfers.
Eldon Burns to Lizzie Wilson. lots
29 and 81, block l. lot SO, S. M.
Williams survey. -. -. Sfl5
Carroll NJ. Carter to A. r. Morey
lot 5. block 2i2. Houston Heights N
Frank Moore To Eula Moore. LOT IA.
block B. lot So. Allen addition; lots
81 and IS. block 8. Morningside
addition III.
hettie enfler and husband, George
aHa Sile: Sophie Jaeger. to
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sion Castanie addition -. ........
W. w. wcstgate 10 Alice Bowman.
70xiG0 feet. part Vance 10 acres.
James Wharton survey 80. ,....
w. w Westgate 10 John Williams.
70x260 feet In Is. Vance 10 acres,
James Wharton survey ..........
Seabrook Town Lot Company to
Lcpa Pfeuger. lot 3. block 81.
Seabrook 40 80. ........
j. x. GsIbrsith to r. L. Steele, north
X Of southwest Y section 26, block
4. w. G. Railroad company lands
Berthe Landlord and husband.
George. and X. p. Boyce 10 Edith
NJ. Boyce. LOT 2, part IL, block $50,
south side Buffalo BAYOU
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List OF packages remaining uncalled 70
at the American Express company for tn
week ending May Is, 1898 Ada Adams
II. j Bauer (Hillendnhl, Tcxss,) Mrs
Ella Clines, w. Ii. Clement, X. Groszkie
wicz, l.. Il. jores. A. Lame, Lottman Bros
II. Malmgren. J. o. Parmele. G. +. Pattillc
Il. l.. Reddick. Mrs. +. 6. Tarlton. Miss [
j. Wilson, Mrs. j. W. Ward
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erased land and rolling s ~,
be a great occasion 10 q. prpc'
works will announce ~ Ia dps'
refreshments will be ssr'''
ebration.
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The woman who buys a dollars worth n,
goods outside Of the Cent Store these pinlna
DAYS OF bargains Is simply walking out on
the San Jacinto street bridge and quietly
dropping so cents in the bayou. She NAV
come to want that 80 cents some dav
Read the Cent Store ad. No such adysr.
usements elsewhere in this paper.
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Music Reein'..u

The second semi-snpaoSII vf =
pupils OF Mrs. c. z; ns -
music house last eveu .srs ~
tering success, refsen,ans 49,
both teacher and pup,,ss,, sls1b
created the most en- viclink
by ten mandolins AM nv elab
Is known az the Dewey -
cessful us Its nf"N
very enfovabl6.
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Almost Immediately after the first flas
was raised in the city. the pupils of Cas-
cara school were seized with patriotic
spirit and bought them a nice bunting flag.
Their parents and friends were invited 10
be present on FRIDAY evening, the 10Th to
witness the exercises attending the raising
of the flag. which were as follows:
Song. Red White and Blue" School
ADDRESS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mr.. j. r. Cade
address '....,. Superintendent Kimbrough
Song, America ........... school
ADDRESS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Rev. G. w. Story
ADDRESS ......'..... Master Willie Moody
ncci'"uoh '''.'.'''.....,..... Bessie Lee
Song Observation-Disclosures. Scb,o,
Hosting of the flag.
Later the city council presented the
school another flag, making this school the
proud possessor OF two handsome United
States flags
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Only one cent . word fer Post swami
Ads snsl sttii less II they run four tirnss
q ever. Have you tried them, Nothirs
--~--v-'~>~'-A>- SnqsA- a1Aen - AeinR rneuIts
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MoorAN w.,

This health and PIE Pc.
wide open for ees!p,ss
have hotel and boafen, 49,
ON sale on most ,,se
We are now DtssI1
with the hope q oeS2
A short visit y
anybody GOOD
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The Houtton cavalry viii not want for
tigers aud tobacco long Their home
friends have "cbpped in towards purchas
ing large supply OF the weed and 1t VIII
be sent them in a day or two
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"a Bujsc has been offered the position
ain and John s. Hoover that OF first
,nant in company /. Galveston resi-
Y OF mmunes and both gentlemen are
at work organizing their forces. They
II open recruiting ufficc at $ p'clorlS
is morning at 2l6 Main street. aud rur-
ons viii be on hand 10 examine appli-
aus Tor admission. one hundred men are
G lpted, and all of them viii be under pay
I'm the moment they are accepted.
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The Galveston Rifles. which have been
opted as q part of Duncan II. Hoods
s.nth regiment now strl'oued at New
prlesns. were still recruiting here yestei
day and have secured all but eight of the
men necessary to complete the roster. As
soon as eight men are secured the troops
will at once proceed To the Crescent city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-22
CHURCH REDEDICATED
Aner BsiHE Isemsdeso.I br Uaiissi ErelA-
srm Congregation OF nIartiHsburg

Afer RStuE RcIasdeIo.I BF Uaiiei Ereth.
orn Congregation OF HIArtIusburE
Special Dispatch to the Intclligencer.
MARTINsBURG, w. Va. Aug. H.
The United Brethren congregation Of
this city rededlcated their church to-
day. They have been laboring for the
past Ave moEths repairing and remodel
ing the building. The old church WIS
small and had but one room. The new
one 10 large, commodious building,
with audience and lecture rooms, vesti-
bule, etc, and is completely refurnished.
The services. cosducted by the pastor,
w, f. Gruver. assisted by Rev. j. d.
Donovan. PRECEDING elder Of Winchester
district; Rev. =. r, Ridenour. of Midd.e-
town, Md, ard Rev. ST, L. Mayseiies. OF
Munson w. Va, consisted OF prayer
and praise service sermon by Rev. J.
d. Donovan from Psalms xxvi-S, Lord.
have loved the Meditation OF Thy
house ard the place where THINE honor
dweEeth."
A brief historical sketch Of the church
was given by the pastor, in which he
stated that the first church was built Ia
Martlnsburg in 1867. and In 1858 the an
nuai West Virginia conference met in
Marttrsburg and formed mission sta
ton, with G. w. Station as presiding
elder and W. 7. Lower as first pastor,
since which time the mission has been
in charge OF the following ministers: F.
H, Thomas. ]. W. Howe, A. NJ. Eyers.
]. X. Nelson, J. E. Weidmeyer !: NJ
Underwood. j. D. Donovan, NJ. F. Kee-
ter, II. L. Mayselles, j. R, Ridenour, ].
B. Chamberlain; o. w. Burtner, ]. +.
Snyder, w. F. Gruver. The church has
a membership OF ZIG and an enrollment
in the Sunday school Of $50, q Y. P. z. U.
OF 40 members and afadies aid society.
Philip Rlne is the oldest member Nv
ing, he having broken the first ground
for the erection Of the old church IN
1861 and laid the first stone In the new
one IN April, 1898. He Is the only mem
Der living who was q member at that
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NEW YORK, Aug. 2O.-The week has
been an uneventful one in the dry goods
market. There has been fair amount
Of store trading in jobbIng lines and in
novelties. Mail orders have been OF fair
size during the week, and there have
been many of them; but the general
opinion among sellers Is that their ag-
gtcgate must be increased considerably
before the market can be classed us a
satisfactory one, Wooden and wOrsted
goods have shown poor results during
the week Cotton goods show generally
poor results Staple cOttons are quiet,
bIeached and brown goods being In ir-
regular demand. Export goods show
continued good results. Coarse colored
cottona are firm and quiet. Print
cloths have been sold during the week in
sufficient quantities 10 Offset the pro-
duction,
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NNnnl.

Bradstreets: The demand continues
moderate, the wants Of manufacturers
being largely controlled by the position
Of woolens. The latter have been opened
in Hight weights for mems wear, and
some business taken on the cheaper
goods, but the trade as whole Is not up
to expectations, although manufactur-
ers are hopeful Purchases of wool show
some round lots taken, but the bulk OF
the business is confined to moderate
parcels of such woods that manufactur~
sales this week include $4,000 pounds
territory, including one lot OF 100000
pounds Utah, while about 100000
pounds California was also cleaned up.
Values Gre quite firm, but the market
Is quiet, as whole. Australian wool Is
held firm, but sells slow. Other foreign
woods are quiet, but steady.
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dency. The half of the year 80. say from
July to january LIST, will beyond doubt
mark the highest notch Of prosperity
which this country has attained In It's
history, and It is that prospect which is
at the bottom Of stock values at the
present time. 1t Is not surprising, there
fore, that the current Is at high tide.
In all my business experience in Wall
street which covers a period OF forty
years, have never seen brighter out-
look for all business interests in this
country than the situation now pres
sents. HENRY CLEWS.
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There is no use suffering from this
dreadful malady, II You will only get
the right remedy. You are having pain
all through your body, your liver Is out
of order, have no appetite. no life or
ambition, have a bad cold, In fact are
completely used UP. Electric Bltters Is
the only remedy that Will give you
prompt and sure relief They act d.
rectlV on your Liver, Stomach and
Kidneys, tone up the whole system and
make you feel like new being, They
are aualanteed to cure or price refund
ed. For sale at Logan Drug Co.'S Drug
Store. only so cents per bottle.