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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-23

II II now announced H-mi-niiloially
that England has No desire TO obatruct
the building ~ the NicnmRuan canal
by the United States. There II hnr-
mony In the European concert on this
theme at least.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-23

u may b. taken for granted that
President Mckinley In as well Informed
AZ the TimrH-lierald ~ to the anti.
annexation srrtlmcnts ~ Admiral
Dewey tie r. also In u fairly cool plfi-
tlon u know that the Views nf Admiral
Dewey On the disposition NJ the Phillip.
pine founding he ieft ON Uncle Sans
western doorstep VIII have moro weight
with the American people than those
OF q whole hDcatnmb ~ cnrnorios and
toy soldiers 10 IN therefore inrun.
ceiNnhl" that " De- had contemplated
annexation nr were about To- nhark on
tho un-Amerlcin sea 81 "imperlnllstn'
ho would have put Admiral powcy and
"a fhillppino commission In q position
10 riddle his unllcy fore ANA att.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-23

The construction ot telegraph line
from Qucsncllc 10 Dawson Cliy, $40
miles, at tho expense ~ thu Canadian
government iicW seems 20 b. assured.
steam and electricity are piercing tho
why 90 tho pnlnr frnlnnn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-23

cipitatcd conflict. A. long ns he lives
u Is bcficvch pchcc will prevail What
the result win be whom the helm OF the
state is transferred to less experienced
hands than his. only the future can
diarluua
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-23

Th. consolidation ~ thirty of the lead
Ing hridge-buildlnR firms N the coun-
ny into a trust headed by Howard
Smith and J. Pierpont Morgan IL
looked ON by antl-monopolists ~ a
stupcndous steal bridge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-23

Gen. Anncnkon, whose death II
chroniclcd In the dispatches. IL me OF
the frw Russian military officials who
made more fame by his peac. mca-
sircs than by his war record His
building of the Trgns-C Caspian railway
WAS a notable triumph ~ the former
clusH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-23

An alliance h now proposed between
Britain and spain. The Significance ~
the suggestion, from an English point
NJ view, may be- understood when II
h remembered that wherever britain
has Am alliance with weaker power
tho latter finds itself virtually In the
position ~ pruiectorntc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-23

There a. Home ground to hope. from
the sentiments ~ the Filipino cnVnya
Who lately arrived here. that tho att.
tude nt the insurgents against Amerl-
can authority IA due more 20 mlaup.
prvhonrlnn uf President Mckiul"yH
policy than iu any special prediction
Tor "a republic. These ENJOYS were bit.
ter against tho colonial idea. "rhey
ma not fought they said, "tn get "a
chang" of masters" when asked IL
their cnuntymou would not accept citl.
A"nHhlp, the vnNoys expressed surprise
20 thc question. as II they had not
dormrd such a proposal to be- ON the
cards and fuld that they might do so
" rluzonshIp implied footing NJ
equality with the American people.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-23

The Oceanic OF the White Star Limo,
launched at Belfast ON the ltth inst,
is now the largest steamship ailoat,
The failure OF the Great Eastern to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-23

The hum Of the overhead trolley Il
likely To be heard In Havana within
few weeks making music vastly differ
ont from that which aaiutcd tho ears
N the residents tweivemonth since.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-23

while an undertaker's ship IL new
feature In connection with war tho
designation 81 such vessel m part ~
the navy Is appropriate. In this in
stance the auxiliary cruiser Rou-
manian Is To- be- So nttcd and styled
Will" bringing home the bodies ~ g..
., soldiers who fcll In cuba during the
war
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-23

boycott Is the weapon ~ tho slave"
we are told. That depends upon cir
oumslancos. The physician properly
points out the dangers of an atmos-
phorc chnrged with disease. hut none
but % microbc would denounce him Tor
"boycotting" that species Of predatory
beings. \ poisonous moral atmosphere
Is not less dangerous than foul air.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-23
REMOVAL.

Tho Office Of the Utah sugar
Company has henn ru-
moved from the Home Fire In
surname company's building at
% Main street t. the Drsrret
News building, corner OF Main
and South Temple.
HORACE q, WHITNEY.
Secretary ana Treasurer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-23
STOCKS AND INVESTMENTS.

Utah Rank and Commercial stocks and
plhcf high grade Investment aecuritics
noutht and sold. Loans on StOels
illNldeha paying stocks bought and sold
lhNeHlmvnt orders from Institutions, truB-
the best Of attention.
a.. JOHN q. CUTLER IN.
let ~ 70 Main Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-23

'inot patterns, but two patrons cannot have n car
pot for each. OF the same design. II you wish 20
SEQ the very choicest OF floor coverings ever
brought To this market call.and We viii be pleased
10 show them to you: II you wish 10 secure one
We will furnish II with lcss cost than you can be
gratncd elsewhere. and In styles and designs that
others cannot secure tn you. since we hold tho eN.
elusive right 20 handle these goods In this region
Cali and inspect. you will be- made welcome. and
visit.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-29
DISTRICT CLERKS OF TEXAS.
NO ACTION TAKEN REGARDING THE,
MARRIAGE LICENSE CHANGE.
Consultation and Bylaws Adopted.
Officers EIectcd-County Clerks
Discussed Revenue Law.

Waco, Texas, January 2S.-The district
clerks met here today and organized tht
state District Clerks association" The
meeting convened at 10 o'clock, appointed
n committee on resolutions, constitution
and bylaws and recessed until o'clock.
The committee reported a resolution de-
claring opposition to the bill transferring
the marriage license business from the
county clerks to the district clerks, but
the convention tabled the resolution.
1t developed that the opposition to the
resolution WAS in favor OF abandoning the
fight for the marriage license, but did not
like to go on record as opposing a thing
they had recently been fighting for
The constitution and bylaws were
adopted.
The district clerk clause in the fee bill
was discussed, but nothing done.
The following officers were elected:
President, W. c, Pratt. Denton; hrSt, see
ond and third vice presidents II. Il. Anon
cite, Lamar; Mack Watson. Fannin, and
T. G. stafford, Milan, In the order named !;
secretary and treasurer John II. Sears,
Mcl-cnnan. Executive committee; B, r.,
Amonette. chairman; Joe NJ. Berry, Ma
varro: II. p. Vickers, Johnson; T. G. STAFF
ford and Mack Watson.
A few members OF the County Clerks
association met here today 10 discuss the
internal revenue law. tho coming conyen-
ton in this city In August and incidentally
10 see what the district clerks would do
about the marriage license. Those present
We're John w. Hornsby OF Travis county,
J. P. Collier OF Milan. w w. Wilson of
Robertson, Ben d. Lee of Bell. r. X. Lott
OF Fayette. Louis Terry of Hill and w. C..
Stevenson OF Hunt. They extended. through
Clerk Joney Jones OF McLennan. cor
dial invitation TO the district clerks to
hold their next meeting at the same time
the county clerks meet in Waco. which was
accepted by the district clerks and both
organizations will meet here at tho same
time In August. the exact date to BIO fixed
hereafter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-29
NOTES FROM WEBSTER.
Too Much Rain RetardinE Work.
The Strawberry Outlook.

.
The Strawberry Outlook.
Webster. Texas, January 27.--Too much
rain is retarding the preparation OF land for
spring crops. Rain began falling at 2
o'clock yesterday afternoon, continuing
through the night and almost continuously
today, with indications OF still more to
follow.
From present indications 1t is safe to
predict an unusually good crop of straw
berries the coming season The frequent
cold snaps held the buds in check and they
a serious freeze after setting full of fruit.
Acreage here is about double that of last
year.
The railroad company has gang OF men
and teams here engaged in widening the
road bed between Webster and League
CITY, Rumor says new and commodious
depot Is to be built here soon The traffic
here has completely outgrown the present
structure.
Quite number Of new settlers have ar
rived here of late and there is not vacant
house in town as Il result.
Mrs Corson of Omaha. sister to Mrs.
Charles Draper of this place. who came
here about two weeks ago with the object
OF improving her shattered health. died
today at the home of Mr.. Draper. THE
remains viii be taken to Wisconsin for
burial.
The grip has been prevalent In this VI
entity for the past few weeks. hut mn % .
talities have resulted.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-29
TRUCK GROWERS ASSOCIATION
rrHE SOUTH TEXAS GARDENERS
PERFECT THEIR ORGANIZATION.
Legislature Asked to Pass Law
Prohibiting the Manufacture of
AduIteratcd Fertilizers.

foakum, Teas, January 2S.-The South
Texas Truck Growers association having
reality, permanent organization having
been effected at the recent meeting here
and the following officers elected: Otto
Buchel, Cuero, president; A. X. Jones,
Yoakum, first vice president \. d. Rust,
Rock Island, second vice president; j. NJ.
Kichler, Skidmorc. secretary. treasurer.
The next meeting Of the association Will be
held at Cuero, February 20.
The following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved. That we request the legislature
TO pass law prohibiting the manufacture
or sale OF adulterated fertilizers.
Resolved, That We heartily indorse the
bill introduced in the legislature proyid-
ing for the creation OF the office OF ento-
mologist and appropriating $4,000 to carry
on the work of the new department, and
We urgently request our representatives TO
use all honorable mems TO secure its pas
sage.
Resolved That we extend our thanks to
the press Of the State for their efforts in
the interest of diversified farming.
Representatives of several railroads were
present and encouraged tho movement by
announcing tnat they would use every er-
fort TO secure equitable rates for produce
Among those present were L. s. palfrey
of the Houston and Texas Central NJ f.
Glass. Texas Midland; Q. D. Gulding. Chi
cago. Rock Island and Texas; W. II. Cogs-
we'll. Kansas City, Pittsblrg and Gulf;
and C. Mangham and W. BROOKS OF the San
Antonio and Arkansas Pass.
One of the most ENJOYABLE and profitable
discussions of the meeting was a paper
read by Prof r. II. Price Of College Sta
tion on the subject, Truck Farming"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-29
BUDGET FROM BRENNAN
Washington County Farmers VIII Enter
Into Tobacco Raising,
A STOCK COMPANY HAS BEEN ORGANIZED.
Forty or Fifty Acres to he Planted
This Year--white Man Arrested
for Horse Thcft--Notcs.

Brenham, Texas, January 2S.--Com-
mencing Monday morning, MIR George w.
Mudgett will begin preparations for the
cultivation during this year of forty or
fifty acres OF Washington county land In
tobacco the place selected being the prop
erty owned by Haubelt Bros, ten miles
northwest of Brennan.
This Is the result OF a combination OF
capital of few who believe that money
can be made by raising tobacco in Texas,
The papers have told heretofore OF the
appointment OF certain committees to look
into the tobacco culture and report as
10 the adyisability of raising IL In this
county. The last action was to appoint
Messrs r. O. Abbott and 7. A. Low
10 visit the Haubelt farm and report after
an Investigation there, The committee met
nj the banking house OF Gddings g. Cid
dings Friday morning and gave 1t as their
opinion that the tobacco crop was Il good
one. but MS the start is so late In the sea-
Son they would recommend that no com
pAny be formed at this time but that tho
matter be taken up earlier next year. This
brought all negotiations to close as far
AZ the citizens committee WAS concerned
But 1t has not stopped the prospects of a
tobacco crop.
Messrs. Hanbelt Bros. and George w,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-29
Notes from Enni.

Ennis, Texas, January 2s.tps
the Maccabees of this city mel ~
in regular session yesterday ai!s N
installed the following officers a ~ J
of 1899. Mrs. Carrie Plzer avs ,1
Sailing officer: Mrs. Margue''Tr "
ton lady commander; MIS-. -,
Westbrook. lieutenant colnmapwvr
Alice Knighten, record kee9e' a.
Freeman, finance keeper, .v;s 4!
Brown. chaplain; Mrs. Gsv.s .sss
sergeant; Mrs. Mary p. Solo
alarms. Mrs. sallie NJ. Gooo'Nv'p' 4
Mrs. Deco owen, picket. .,.,ss
While Mr.. John Burns. Fam Il
Bardwell, was taking snocs I'm
Yesterday, the shoe flew oul "a a MA
and struck Burns on the neau' III
severe wound. ,.r.keutst
coupling cars in the yards ns shsd ~
night, got his hand badly m shamD
ing the amputation OF ms ~ snI III II
Another attempt was maze -. nrrsfI|
unknown parties to enter inc s ~ n
OF M. u. McPhail. A large "a s,a est |
broken, but nothing was mn KouJAi
store. Mr.. McPhail ana JON On at IL I
owner of the building. ga,s ,souId y
tion This morning that they N WI y
each as a reward for the cap .,ss 4
e victio a0 Of ,he intruding parI'sIss ~
the second attempt on ~ y. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-29
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.

LOCAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.
| County Clerk Ben d. Lee was over IRON
Bolton yesterday
Captain Hugh NJ. Johnson OF Waco wa
visiting in Temple yesterday
r. o. Gresham OF the Mirror left yester.
day for st. Louis on business and pleas
ure trip.
S. V. Mathews OF Mathews Bros. Waxa.
hache is in Temple looking after business
interests
Miss Ruby Yeyerton OF MeNis Is visit
ing the homo of Mr. u. T. Downs, heI
brother n-law
Senator ]. +. Yantis is down from Aus
tin at the bedside oil his wife who Is
quite i'll here.
Allen A Halbert have started mattress
mandatory in Temple and are Just get
ting into successful operation.
Hon. W, l.. Prather OF Waco was in
Temple yesterday and called on old friends
He is n member of the board of regents
OF tho Texas university
Mr. C.. n. W. Felt, chief engineer of the
Santa Fc. was in Temple yesterday looking
after The progress Of work on the new rail-
road Y, NJ. c.. A. building.
Mr.. j. NJ. Pinkcrtcn Of this place was
married OH the 25th instant at Franklin,
Tenn. TO Miss Anna Pugh Roffs and the
happy couple VIII return to Temple the
early part OF February. which viii be their
future home.
The young men OF Temple gave very
pleasant hop mt Glover club, complimentary
10 visiting Young ladies last night There
were twelve couples from Bolton in at
tendance.
Mr.. Charles Blum and wife, who have
been visiting in their old native home,
Germany, have returned TO Texas. They
spent several months there. but Mr.. Blum
says he is glad 10 get back TO Texas He
complains OF the bitter cold In that coun-
try
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-29
BRENNAN and Miss Nett Sanders of

The spacious reception rooms were beau
tifully decorated Green and white. the
clubs colors. met the eye wherever it
wandered and eyergrecns and flowers add
ed to the scene of enchantment.
When the evening had spent more than
halt her hours the dining hall was thrown
open and Queen Appetite held full sway
over the tables loaded down with choice
morsels OF every description.
The following had the good fortune to be
present Misses Mchn, Groce. Felker,
Sophie Shlndler, Lucille Shindler Lupton,
Harvey, Leonora Harvey, Kempcr. Sarah
Clarke. Lucy Clarke. Eldridge, Williams,
Sanders, Mrs G. e. McLin, Messrs. Styles,
Elliot, Bozman, Young. Johns Hubbard,
Greg, Petty, Jaynes. Cook, Carter. Sanders.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-29
DENTON NOTES.
New Lodge sOrEanized-Hurt i'm 4
Nunawny--Newsp;i Change.

Denton, Texas. January 27,-State Or
ganizer Hornbeck of the Junior Order OF
the United American Mechanics. organized
a lodge OF that order at the Woodmen's
hall here last night with good member
ship, The officers elected were; Prof. b..
+. Sisk, counsellor. $. j. LAM. vice coun-
sellor; James Roark. recording secretary
Prof. A. =. Hlghtower OF the Journal,
a monthly publication Issued at Roanoke,
has purchased the half interest in it OF NJ.
l.. Hargrove and will hereafter conduct the
paper himself.
The horses to buggy in which were A.
q King and wife of the southern part OF
tho county became frightened at a passing
train Yesterday and, turning the buggy
over threw both it's occupants out, Mr.
King landing In wire fence and his wife
being thrown clear over II into a field. His
INJURIES are serious. but his wife's are
Slight and consist of only few bruises.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-29

Mudgett have associated with them certain
citizens of the county who have decided to
organize n company and will commence ut
once, Monday morning, the planting OF the
beds for crop for the season The in
tention of the company is to cultivate forty
or fifty acres in tobacco this season The
seed win be of the Sumatra wrapper and
Cuban filler varieties. Mr.. midget VIII
personally supervise tho work, and will
have the entire management OF the farm.
II is believed that this crop will demon
strate fully that tobacco is Texas crop
and that it Will yield n profit to the pro-
Queer.
Mr.. Mudgett will assist any farmer with
whatever information he may want in the
matter of tobacco culture
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-29
Prairie yiew Indnr.ed.

Hampstead, Texas, January 2s.-The col
ored teachers of Waller county in institute
assembled Endorsed the sumner school OF
reviews to be held at Prairie View in the
summer and passed the following resolu-
ton:
Resolved, That our representative in the
legislature nj Austin be petitioned to sup
port measure to gi7o each member of the
mousse OF representatives an appointment to
pointments,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-29
rs rr cuRABLE'
a question often Asks p,,es.
Afflicted With .sls, d

A Question of,eH With Plies
Is a strained joint cursO's \. Il
Inflammation durable? "
erly treat ests, 20 Become C ataietsa \
and ask some old 'cn Gu wropg q
ways persisted in lns = lien b
and naturally discouraseoor sIeok
them that their case IS noy cfSfr1
They in turn discourage ~ y -
ai ney that can in everss ,,sS Z
nv careful and skillLui n n,,ssnd5 n
to sap the energy o. ~ nv trouhI@
free themselves OF wy
days. r,,rs will cure
,syased case of hemorrnoss'is XIX,
s Sh,mslv short time. i !s
isninsiy reduces the tun
no matter how large n ,hinf 81
ton and stops the
once. ia resoflf4 ;
s,ye surgical operations ns's ren /
s,.u su ~ pile Cure : ssf = A.
ryramu srsons who had q
a hospital under q sp none ~
II is remedy tna. aerrav1l
apnly. even TO the mos. tSeidsl n
len and inflamed hemo, .',,sh ~
r. YOU are afflicted w''1 ~
a,saase e' YOU can master y
quickly. ,orser a ~
This remedy IS DO ion Il
but medical cer.alns Drus
tured by the Pyram''
Marshall. Mich, "a cenlZ
Druggists sell y a. .,c ~
is becoming the mos, p =
country has ever Know ri
eyerywhere are orderins
toners. 3. n Z
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-29
CHANGE or BUsI.;Ess.

The National steam laundry, w. H.
Coats proprietor, has been sold TO Mr.. j..
s. McMath Of Shelbyville, Ind, vino has
assumed charge of the business MIR. Goats
has been engaged In the laundry business
here for many years and has built up u
large business. He viii leave Temple, it
Is understood.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-29
Fort wor,h After the Asylum.

Fort Worth. Texas, January sS'---A meet
ing OF tho business men was held today
10 take action towards securing tho pro-
posed new asylum, Chairman Nieks viii
appoint committee TO go 10 Austin 70 pun
Fort Worths claims for It's location.
Walter b. McAdams. who has success
fully held tho position OF mapaging editor
OF the Morning Register he past sin
months. today rendered his resignation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-29
NeM sIanarer Arr,x..

corsicana. Texas January 2s.--Judge b.
II, Bowman, the newly elected superin-
tendent OF the State orphans home. with
his family. arrived this morning from How
ard county. They were taken to the home
ana VIII by the LIST OF February be duly
Installed into the daily routine.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-29
A Club Entertatned.

Hampstead, Texas. January 2s.--An ele-
sap' entertainment was given last wcdnes-
osS night at the home Of Major and Mrs.
3 J Crook by the three Crook brotbsrs
% 'ne = A. Q club Of this city, their young
senuemsn friends together with Misses
Daisy Eldridss and Courtney Williams Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-29
MORE FLOUR MILL TALK.

Mr.. S. A. Lillard of Decatur Texas, has
addressed letter to the citizens OF Tenn
plo on the subject of lourirg mill here.
He is an OLD -four mill man and Il success
ful one, and il is hoped he will locate here.
The large amount of small grain being
grown in this section is attracting atten-
tion of mill men all over the country.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-29
senator culbersop,. s,cr.,,,,

cleourne, Texas. January "a wilmot
ooelI' who received the appointment OF
secretary TO United States senator G. Gull
beTton, Is son OF Judge !. NJ. Odell and
brother OF State Senator d. W. odeiI of
INN city lie Is we'll and widely known
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-29
DEATH on THE RAN
Three Men Run Into by = Irasl
Disastrous Results.

Smithyillc. Texas, January q
evening at $50 o'clock Willian 4
James Farris and Cas- Farris alttl
cross the Missouri, Kansas and AYR A
way track in wagon ahead OF ~
bound passenger train. They r'n'
by the train, killing Wilham A.
James Farris and badly woundins =
ris. The team of horses were ~
the wagon demolished.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-29
Nothing Succeeds
Like Success.

Our Jewelry Repairing Depart
n1ent has undergone great change
in the way of adding to and inn
proving our facilities. We have
added to our force of JEWELERS.
and DIAMOND Settlers and will
lieneeforth be prompt in accommo-
dating our growing patronage.
II Is our aim to please.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-29
Rich Cut Glass in Superb Designs.
Cut Glass.

Our line of Cut Glass is the most
popular line on the market, the
graceful and artistic cuttings APP
pealing at once to the more refined
public. The line is very complete
and we ask your inspection. A
large variety of this seasons cuts
can be seen at our jewelry store.
Something new at all times.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-29

DETROIT Free Ffeas
Alaska Insists that she ia deserving Of at
tention from the American government even II
shs didn't formerly belorg to Spain
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-29
To those who may have s.oc., uunerlu

To those who may have stoe, suffering
from collie. bolts. foot -evil. scratches.
barbed wire cuts. gals. etc, let US advise
the careful use OF Or. Tichenor's Antisep-
nc, and II II does not prove entirely salts
factory. 60 to your druggist and set your
money back. That's fair enough, IL II not ?
II Is absolutely free from opistes or poison
and therefore harmless Try it, Sherrouse
Medical Co. manufacturers and proprie-
tors, New Orleans, La.