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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-14
QUAY CONSPIRACY CASE.
TeIIers and BoOkkeepers Of The Bank
Placed on the Stand.
NONE HAD EVER SEEN QuApS DEPOSIT BOOK
Defense VIII Try to Prove That
Cashier Hopkins Used the Sem
ator's Name us IA Dummy.

Philadelphia, April l3.-Proceedings in
the trial OF ex-senator Quay today were
tedious, but nevertheless interesting III
their bearing on tho future of the case.
District Attorney Rothermel placed upon
the stand in succession the paying teller,
receiving teller and bookkeepers OF the
broken Peoples bank to prove the books,
All OF these, in answer to questions. made
reference to Senator Quay's account, and
the bookkeepers said they had entered the
figures but none of the books were opened
TO show what the nature OF the account
was. This viii be done later. All of the
bank employees, on cross examination,
stated they had never seen Senator
Quay's deposit book. and they did not be-
leye there was one. 1t had been limited
that the defense would claim that Senator
Quay's accounts in the ledger were ficti-
tious so far as he was concerned, and the
senator's name was used by Hopkins as a
cloak for his own personal transactions
The cross examination today would seem
20 bear out this theory
The red book was a big feature OF the
days proceedings. fguring indirectly in
the testimony Of several Witnesses, Its
pages were gone over repeatedly and the
question OF it's identification with the busi-
ness OF the bank was discussed, and when
court adjourned a handwriting expert was
on the stnnd Identifying the writing in IL
as the work OF Hopkins All of this was
accomplished by the district attorney in
spite OF the protests OF three acute. ag-
gressiye lawyers employed by Senator
Quay, who fought in vain against tho web
OF circumstsntial evidence involving the
red book to such az extent that 1t seems
almost certain that this piece OF evidence
win have to be admitted after all. The
book viii be offered in evidence In day
or two and the district attorney appears
confident OF his ability to Introduce the
testimony which It's pages contain and
which Is so Vital in The establishment of
the charge Of conspiracy between Quay,
Haywood and Hopkins to use the money OF
the state for Illicit gain.
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brought ont a handsome field Of nine young
sters. Elizabeth Klein, on the strength of her
recent easy win. was installed first choice.
with Cohen's entry. Southern~Girl and Bit OF
Fashion next IN demand. The start was al
most perfect, aud the Messrs. Morris Lady
Contrary. at TO l. jumped to the front and
was never In trouble. winning hands down by
two lengths from Silver Fizz.
-Four furlongs selling, 2-year-olds--First
Past Downward Aberdal. Time ;50h
Five furlougs. 3-year-olds and upward--Ver-
iy. Primate Dave Waldo. Time l.03,
Mile and a furiong- Bss1uil, Tony HoninE.
Celtic Bard. Time / :57h
Ardelle stakes, sweepstakes for 2-year old
flies, four furlongs--Lady Contrary, silver
Fizz. Bit OF Fashion Time 80
Ono mle--Prince McClurg, Sir Gatlan. IA
lion. Time AS.
Mile and a furlong--Banished Jackanapes,
Colone! Frank Waters. Time l.5fk.
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term; Captain commander. l. N. Dennis.
nrs, nentenant, r. L. Bently: second lieu.
tenant tenant a. y Foster; adjutaut, r. NJ.
an,o quartermaster John T. Bolton;
color sergeant, Green c. Duncan.
pr. Folseter State veterinary surgeon.
VINO came in response to wire from Ceuntv
suuge Gordon TO inspect c. II. Water
houses sick stock, reports the dlseass
pneumonia. One of the animals only mas
aied SO far, though others are slick. DR..
Foiseter is still here inspecting sick stock
SIN ilafiy aifected in the vicinity CT Egypt.
In the upper part of the county.
The county commissioners mot ana can.
vassed the returns of the school trustee.
elections, held in the Wharton aud III
campo incorporated school districts. on
the LIST OF April. The following trustees
were declared elected: whsrton--H Klein.
J. Hamilton. G. g. Kelley, j. q. Barbes
ana Nell Pettitt, Ell Campo Chris Bruins,
John Melcher. II. Ranthmur, Henry FRANKIE
and ]: e, Noredlus. Only one colored man
Neil Pettitt. elected In Wharton county.
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BRENNAN BUDGET.
Committee on Arrangements for san
JRciuto Celebration.


Brennan, Texas, April ia meeting
OF the committee of arrangements for the
San Jacinto celebration was held at the
banking house OF Glddings & Glddings on
Wednesday afternoon and called to order
by Chairman D. c. Giddings, Jr.
On motion. duly seconded, Hon. N. e.
Dever was elected marshal OF the day,
and Messrs. d. E. league and w. A. Wood
assistants.
Hon. w. w. searcy was elected master
of ceremonies.
On motion, duly seconded, the following
named citizens were appointed as re-
ception committee Mayor ]. A. wilkins,
Colonel d. c. Giddings. f. w. Schueren-
berg, j. II. Simon. B. Eldridge, W. b.
Garrett. j. G. Rankin VIM. Lusk, Judge
r. BRYAN. O. A. Seward. G. w. Winkel-
mann, Frank Dobert, Judge Curry.
Committees on programme submitted
the following, which was adopted:
Salute at sunrise by Brennan Field Ar
tillery.
Music on square by Second regiment
band at s o'clock a. In.
Procession forms at $3.50 o'clock in the
following order:
SECOND regiment Dduu, opcahSis IL Val =
riages, childrens chorus singers in wag-
ons, Vorwaerts society. secret societies,
Washington camp, U. G. ". fire depart
ment, Field Artillery, citizens in car
riages and on horseback
Procession will form on Main street near
Exchange hotel, move down Main to
Douglass, down Douglass to Sandy, up
Sandy to North, from North to Firemen's
park.
Arriving at park the programme of exer-
cises will be as follows;
Music by band
CAN 10 order by Hon. W. W. searey,
master of ceremonies.
Invocation by Rev. r. W. Parrant'
chaplain of Washington camp, U. G. v.
Chorus by school children.
Reading declaration of Texas indie
pendence
Music by band.
Grafton by J. D. Campbell. ESQ.
Chorus by school children.
Dinner.
2 D. m.-Music by band.
Grafton by n. A. Cravens.
Chorus of school children.
$3.50 p. m.-Children's games
Exhibition drill by Field Artillery AZ
80 %. m,
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ArcidentIY Killed

Bellville Texas, April 12-Adolph Beh-
rens accidentally killed himself while at
tempting to shoot hawk, which had
alighted a short distance from his house.
He started from home with his gun, and
after going a short distance he endeavored
to climb over fence; while doing SO he
place his foot upon plank, which gave
away and he fell to the ground the gun
was discharged in some way aud the entire
load of shot entered his breast, causing
almost instant death.
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San Francisco, April bat 1nglesids;
SIX furlongs-Rey Hooker, Genua, Wing
Time ;lGil
Five furongs. selling-Flors Hawk, Crav-
ford. Melvin Durham Time l;02s,.
Five furlongs, purse. 2-yesr- olds--Silver
Tail. Ned Dennis, Limerick. Time ;02m.
Mile and a sixteenth Arhaces, Joe Ullmon.
Hugh Penny. Time 1861
Five furlongg, purse--Miss Marion, III Estro,
Eanewor Time ORR.
One uile-storm King. ostler Joe, Rapdo.
Time l:82h.
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Washington, AnrIl 1.-THE Wilmington
Jockey club enjoyed big attendance today
Five furlongs. handicap Sanders. honey
Boy. ProBudigitatrico. Time :o3 is.
-Four and half furlongs. 2-year-olds, sell
lug Frelingbuysen. Specific. Merrily. Time
81
Maryland hurdle handicap. mile and three
quarters, over three hurdles-~Julius Caesar
IRE ant Oxnard. Time 1923 20.
Six and half furlongs--MarylaDd, Sol,
Rhodymenia. Time / ;25 "a.
Mile and forty yards. selllnE-Premier, Lady
Discain Weller. Time 40 rs.
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THE RACES.
Jimmy Dupec Thrown and Badly In
jurcd-Thc Results.

Cincinnati, April l3.--Jimmy Dupee was
thrown from Liewanna, the favorlte in the
first race, at Newport today. His collar bone
was broken by the fail and he was otherwise
badly injured. Track fast
Mile and fifty yards-Rine, Belle of Corsica,
Brrlare. Time l;4G.
Four furlonggMiss Warren. Lady Mother.
I'm Next Time 80,
one mile. handioap-Mizpah. Water Cres',
Henry Launt. Time 1;4lM.
Seven furlongs- Monadure. Rubel, Roma
Campbell Time ,29.
Four and a nalf furlongs-Talma, Russell
p. Badinage. Time 81
Mile and fifty yards, selling-Flop. Libation,
Eitholu. Time l:4J.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-14
DOVER BANG GASES.
William II. Cotter Sentenced for Aid
Inn in the Conspiracy.

Wilmington, Del, April 49, In The
United States district court today William
II cottcr of Philadelphia. convicted Of
conspring to aid and abct William N
Boggs ia tho Iattcrs theft OF slO7 900
from the First National bank OF Dover. Of
which Bnggs was payiag teller, was cen
fenced By Judge Bradford to pay q fine Of
$4,000 and be imprisoned for eighteen
months, a nOlle pros WIS granted in the
Gaze Of state Senator j. Frank Atlee,
Frank Butler and Joshua McGonigai. who
were also indicted for aiding and abeting
Bpggs The only Dover bank cases now
open are those against United States Sem
ator X. X. Kenay and Harry +. Ford OF
Dover
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Results AT Memphis.

Memphis. Tenn. April iS.-fhe weather was
warm at Montgomery park this afternoon ana
the track was dotp 30 dust. Not one OF inc
sA fayorites succeeded ia landing first nloney,
NH, cvont al one mile four derby candidates
faced The starter. aud the Eastern crack Man
nei was made . strong fsyorite A. the pro-
we're snoiied AZ the start however. the horse
STUMBLING and throwing bis rider Everett
Heavily 10 the ground Prince Mccln,g maae
81 the running and won rather easily IRON
Sir Gatian. 80,
The Ardens stakes. for 2-ysar-old allies,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-14

Newton. Texas, April &c. c. Gill;
chriest, one of Newton county's most pros
porous farmers. lost his residence and all
It's contents by fire on the evening of the
10th instant. He had $500 in gold and
some silver and paper money in the house
when 1t was burned. The house seems TO
have caught from the chimney. The loss
amounts TO something like $500. with no
ipct.rnnce
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sioan Ride. -Four Winners.

London. April IT, -R waldie Grlfath's 81.
Ia. ridden by sloan. won the Biennial stakes
at Newmarket today.
The double trial plate was won by Vac vic
tus. Sloan up
swirl. also ridden by Sloan. won a selling
rlrte, 10 l. against fifteen horses.
Lord Dunrayen's i-year-o old bay gelding
Sen Fog ridden by Sloan. won the second vel
ter handicap.
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nura,,r. in navarro County

Corsicana, Texas, April 13-The bank
OF Blooming Grove was burglarized last
night, but the robbers did not secure any
Doodle.
The little store at Mildred, Ave miles
southeast. was also burglarized, the per-
petrators securing large amount of can
ned goods and tobacco.
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TERRELL TOPICS.
new City ofhclnis Have been Induct.
cd lnin Nffina


cd Into office.
ierreii, Texas. April IL The city coun-
ell this afternoon installed the following
othcers' the oath of otnce being admin
istered by Retiring Mayor NJ. G. Roberts. .
u. j. Anthony, mayor; S W. Garrison. J..
n. Gautt and NJ. C. Shook. aldermen. Mr..
W. a. Wroten was elected mayor pro
tenn The retiring mayor read quite a
lengthy resume of the city councils &C
lions during his term Of office.
BY ordinance the fees of mayor were
discontinued.
The council also elected the new mayor,
Hon. d. j. Armstrong, city recorder.
Mrs. Lee Briggs died suddenly last night
OF heart failure near McLendon, this couu-
~.
The Free Methodist denomination are
erecting a church on Rockwall avenue.
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WHARTON LOCALS.

p, u G. ", Has Been
Man., heorGanixed.
ssrss, isAas, April 1s-owing TO the
Nm sa M energetic work OF DR.. ]. T.
" d usi camp Of Confederate Vet
rua s,, SE thoroughly reorganlzed. and
'rib,s. ns Al past dues paid. with
3k,,A. s.uSe members. The follow
0'neers chosen for the coming
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wuxahachie OIL refinery.

waxahachle, Texas, April 1S.-The oil
refinery is today running through $4,000
gallons OF oil. The test was started last
afternoon and will continue until the oil
is perfectly refined. The plant has Just
been completed, and its work is being
closely watched.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-14
DISTRICT COURT.

The spring term of the district court
has come to a close; Judge Sinks mas
signed the minutes and has returned
home.
This has been remarkable term OF
court and one which has caused COM
mendation for the officers by all VINO
know of the business disposed OF.
A great deal of civil business has oeen
disposed OF, and with less than t"o
weeks time tho entire criminal docket
was disposed of. District Attorney May
nard made a good showing on criminal
work. There were twelve convictions. one
hing Jury. no acquittals. and one case
against man who was convicted In an
other, was dismissed
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Judgment AGAINST the Midland.

Paris, Texas. April 13,-T. B. Brown re-
covered verdict this afternoon In the
district court against the Texas Midland
for 5000 Personal injuries. He stepped
in hole at the depot platform and
wrenched a foot.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-14
LONG DISTANCE line

Manager Guy McNeese OF the South
western Telegraph and Telephone com
pany Wednesday shipped $500 pounds Of
wire to Elgin. which viii be used in huild-
ink long distance telephone line fror,
Elgin to Austin. When his line Ia CONF
pleted 1t vii afford three long distance
lines between Brenham and Austin.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-14
GeIIoyvs Nearly Ready.

Hillsboro. Texas, April 13.--'Fhc frame
work of the gallows upon which Tom Rob-
inson is to be hanged is nearly finished.
1t is being erected on the west side OF
Waco street just opposite the jail 1t VIII
be enclosed with high fence when COM
pleted so the execution will be private
Tom Is about to give up hope and threatens
to haunt the negroes.
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IMMIcnANrs orAnANrrapp.
Ten Cases OF SMALLPOX in tho German
steamer LBhu,

New York. April 13--When the North
German Lloyd plesmer Lain arrived today
from Bremen and Southampton With sixty
two cabin and 2ss eteeraEe passengers the
ships surgeon reported ten cases Of small
pox or hoard three of the sick being In
fants in arms. No deaths have been re-
ported.
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NOTES.

NJ e. Rogers, road and bridge master
oil the Austin branch OF the Houston and
texas Central. spent several hours today
IN the city inspecting the local yards. He
FOUND everything in first-class condition.
Mr.. A. X, Cohen OF Austin, representing
tne Texas Sportsman, journal devoted
20 an Oh the legitimate sport is in the
city In the interest of the publication Il,
y read by large number here the IRA n
shooters, the hunters, tennis PLAYERS chess
players and others. finding much to in
terest them in its columns.
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Hcnm,na Guard. Reorsanircd.

Gainesville Texas, April 1.-THE Hem
ming Guards. which was mustered out Of
Uncle SANS service with the Third Texas
infantry. and known as company G, was
rcorganized last night The following Old
officers were elected; M. A. Lawis. fers
merly second lieutenant. was elected cap-s
tain; Non Commissioned Officers Everett
j. Giddiugs and r. c. Hall. elected f1rst
and second lieutenants respectively The
new company goes to work drilling at once.
The membership amounts TO nifty, and VIII
complete the list OF officers at the next
meeting and expect to have 100 men soon.
The adjutant general Of the State promlee4
uniforms ard equipment when calaed faFs
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A'aDERED FROM AMBUSH.

sa'y Farmer Shot Down
alllsbo-, at His Spring.
u s,,s. 'eAas, April 1s-Charley Mar.
ten M, = me ltasca and Milford road,
W snd l,, 9 northeast of here. wss way
'aa s,p. !, about dusk last night. He
s eukno,sevp nus spring after water. whera
IS Instant, party fired on him. killing
!, pcloel - Word reached SheriI Bell
!, with ns snis morning and he left at
!. .,Asestirs. equity Sheriff John II. Davis
1 alsht NJ we matter Martin lay out
esiably Win VIM otheials have clue which
u" result In an arrest.
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NEW NIGHTS TEMPLARs.

Brenham Commsndery No. p. Knights
Templars. had special session COM
nlencing at o'clock this afternoon LOT
the purpose Of initiating Or. p D. Lunn
and Mr.. N. J. WhaIen Of La Grange, wno
arrived at noon from their home. DOB
Turner OF La Grange accompanied
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gentlemen to this city. The meeting was
largely attended by the local members. Ii
continued until the two visitors had been
passed through the various channels OF
the higher branch OF Masonry.
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round Dcad in bed.

San Angelo, Texas. April ID. r. Glib
son, well known ranchman of this coun-
ty. was found dead in his bed this morn.
ing.
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Mobile. Ala. April 19.--Thc regular opening
~ The Southern league season took place THIS
evening Mt Monroe park tn the presence q a
thousand spectators. The game was rather
siew, eitnoukn t'e s'' II. II. e.
NtahVa nm OG1 0ol-2 3 I
Nen, oric.ns 00) c9a 00i-4 !
~ rn,Itra,,s ana Badger: swltcheT and Byers.
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THE SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
season of $500 Opened -Montgomery
10, shreveport 4.

Montgomery. April 49, -MontGomery and
son here today. Both teams showed want OF
practice ~ y
N,cnfoomarv .... IN oil Hi-~lO 10 d
ssbrn,sennrt 900 go OCT
Bailey and Morris: biackpufn anu hoii'pS'
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A CRADLE SONG

10 and fro. to and fro, .
With her mother singing foW,
Lies my baby, wide awake.
Hecding not tho soothing shake
Nor the swinging to and fro.
Nor her mother-singing low.
To and fro. to and fro; -.
Steadily the rockers go
Ger somo crevice IN the Moor,
As they did in days Of yore
When my mother-singing low
Rocked her baby to and fro
To and fro. to and fro
Hear that midget coo and crow.
See her twist and turn and spy
lust q twinkle in her eye
Then she laughs aloud, you know,
AZ her mother-slnging low.
To and fro. TO and no
~Bread to bake and seams to sew.
Beds to make, and sweep and dust.
Baby 80 to sleep; you must:
You mustn't tick your legs up 50.
Ma must rock you-sing. by To-"
To and fro. TO and fro.
o, my darling. could you know
All the WEAKNESS and care
You have made your motherthere
All your mirth would change to WOO
When you heard her signing 20.
To and fro, TO and fro.
Patiently the rockers go,
Till at last the eyel!ds cloee
Carried safely to repose
BY the tender undertsw
OF that song SO sweet and low.
o. my pet. my precious one
When her toll for you Is done
When alone you seek for rest,
Broken-hesrted and oppressed,
You will miss the voice. know.
OF your mother--singing low.
To and fro. to and fro
You TO motherhood may grow.
But III never forget your glee
As you kicked and laughed at me.
While your mother-singing low.
Rocked and rocked you TO and fro.
Charles d. Tryon. In Ohio Farmer.
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Rams Horn BlaSta,

The fairest joys bloom where the BIT
terest tears have fallen.
Even in private we are overheard BY
God.
Carmel faith leads to Carmel victory.
It does not change the truth TO look
at It with colored glasses.
The man cannot help being IN OPP
timist who Is looking 10 God all the
time.
It Is the goodness you are looking for
in others, that will fill your own life.
Instead Of loving only those who
love US we are to love also the unloving
and the unlovable.
To help our fellow-men requires tact
and contact
Every man that viii not allow God
to regenerate him Il becoming degen-
erata.
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nchcs has two metabottom bins one holding 30 lbs
ne large drawer; one bread board, which slides Into
frame Price, complete only g. ON board cars IN CHI
sagO with the cook book free. Pay In - days II you
kitchen furniture YOU ever saw not entirely pleased
return at our Alense. No deposit no guaranty n.
TO say you're reader of this paper-ths very import
ant-and that you accept Kitchen Cabinet Oner No
Order to-day: or. send for Illustrated circular NO.
QUAKER VALLEY MIG. CO.. &5 ". Harrison It., Chieage
PS.-Ccnuine Quaker Valley furniture s never sold
through retailers-hlways from factory to nreslde "
wholesale prices Don't accepts worthless imitation
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Tho Natty old OentIemsn.

A soldier in Manila, who was ordered
to the hospital at Corregidor, was on
the beach one morning when he saw .
particularly natty old gentleman carry
ing cane coming toward him. The
stranger was curious about the hospital
and about the fighting with the Fill
pinos. For two hours they talked and
the old gentleman concluded BY draw.
ing map on the sand Of the bays and
inlets about Manila and the position Of
the feet. II was only after the parting
that the soldier learned that be had
been talking with Admiral Dewey.
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Bracc up the system. GIve
checks and lustre " the
or Old. One Hc box renews
q lpoxes at H2. 50 . com
;eed euro or money refund.
carried In vest pocket. SOid
nnilcd In ulain WruDDCr on
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Ancient Warming Against Wine.

The oldest Egyptian papyrus. which
contains . series Of moral aphorisms
Of the fifth Egyptian dynasty (3566-3333
d. C.), Is said to afford the earliest In
stance of the moral treatment Of In
toxication and the first warning in
writing against drinking in wine shops.
my son." runs the injunction. do not
linger in the wine shop or drink too
much wine. Thou fallest upon the
ground; thy limbs become weak as
those of q child. One cometh to do
trade with thee and findeth thee 30.
Then say they: Take away the fellow,
for he 10 drunk"
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\ Sl.o6 BUYS ASa.5o SUIT

which donV e.vs sssisfasse!y veeE.
Send No Money. cs: thi. AZ: eue
stsis aVs 4 ~ and ssy whether large or
small for age, and We will send you shA
suiS By express, COD, subject TO examiD
alton. You can examine it At your express
and equal 70 ouits cold in your town for
%. 20, pay your express agent sse spssass
sfIse pries, eC.o0 ssl sllesss eAargess
THESE GNEE-PANT SUITS sesiss
beys ifsn v Is yesss sf aSs, esd ePe eseaiIse
everywhere a. es.to. usls Win double esat
y and d.knsss, ,sssst ieee ssyie e iilusssatee.