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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-30
IRON HANDLE KNIVES AND
Forks.
s knives and 61Forks In set,

knives and 6sForks in set,
per set ,-..,.............. %;
One !ot Knives and Forks, cherry
handles, set ................. 35c
One lot Bone Handles. set -. Soc
one lot Silversd Knives and
Forks, per set ,............... 60c
One lot Fine Zone Handle
Knives and Forks. per set -. 95c
One lot Silvered Knives and
Forks, ebony handles, per set. 81. 20
William Rogers best. at ......$2 .95
Hammers, 10c, lie. 23c' and ...... 25c
The last two named are solid steel.
Blaeksmiths' Hammers .... 200
Hatehets, 10c. 2a, and ,... 29c
Hand Saws, 1891 loo Csc, 40c and SOC
The best Hollow Ground Razor
on earth, for only ........... soc
Jap Razor Homes, each ..... Zoe
One lot of Carving Knives, with
Fork, best on earth for the
price, flor the 2'pieces, only -. i3c
Big lot of Kitchen and Butcher
Knives, from 5c'to ..,......... SOC
Saw Files, each ................. 4c
e-foot Rules flor carpenters ~. sc
Carpet Tacks, full boxes for. &c
Mating tacks, 3 boxes for .. &c
Brass Shoe Nails, the right size
paper Observation-Disclosures. be
Bed Casters, either wood or Por-
celain, per set .......,..., 10c
Alarm Clock. the S1.00 kind,
tCr ....,,.. ............,.....,. 75c
Mrs. Potts sSad irons, per set,
irons, stand and handle go. zoe
Scrub Brushes. 40, &C and ,..... 13c
Good Curry Combs ..,......... sc
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
In this department we have things
our own way for we have the goods
at the proper prices, Never before
has there bst'n such marvellous bar
gains thrown on the counters OF any
house in this city as we now offer the
trade Ceme'in and see what we have
and you will go away happy with a
great higl smile on your face, nd-
eating toeyour friends that YOU have
found the'right place to buy furnish
ing goods.
BOWS.
One lot Shield Bows, all fancy
colofSs Tor ,................ Sc
One lot Band Bows, fancy colors,
tach ...... .,................ Sc
One lot. Shield Bows, black silk,
each observation-disclosures. &c
One lot'White Lawn Shield Bows,
lot .'..'. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10c
One lot White Lawn Band Bows,
each OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sc
One lot White Lawn Band Bows,
edCn ,.,.........,....... &c
Ono lot White Lawn Bows, very
fine, fancy silk stitched ends,
eAch Observation-Disclosures. 15c
One lot Percale String Ties, all
assorted colOrs. 8 for .... Zoe
One lot Fancy String Ties, each. 10c
One lot Fancy. all eros Grain
SILK, stripes and plajds. all col
ors, each 23c
Fine assortment of Puff Scarfs
and Ties, In all the latest make
ups, stripes plaids and solid
colors, 25c and ........., 45c
COLLARS.
Ore lot assorted styles, good Col
lars for l0c. our price ..., Sc.
Ceiluloid Collars; you know the
price is l0c and zoe the world
over, our price is, all styles,
eaVh .''''''. st.....,......... SC
A good Linen Collar, all styles.
eacn Observation-Disclosures. II
The Wheeler" as good as is
made, only .......,...... 1oc
Look-l90o all Linen Cuffs. both
styles, regular Fac kind, for :. ioc
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phnrmaeeutlcaI ofacers.

Officers elected for the ensuing yea .
the Houston Pharmaceutical sss0'..,
were as follows: Grafton waplss,
DENT George Norrell, vice rresae'ss erss
Lewyn. treasurer. Ward D. Hu~s
tary. -
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The Big Racket Store
and 7Congres
Nos. 1115 and 1117 Congress Avenue.

d ieadyhr Gu
tandbu yfp emand c
gd
lots OF hingo WANT
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The best lot of children's Fine Null
Embroidered Caps in the South Sea
what We have; our prices are 25c, zoe,
49f, 45c. 4Sc, soc, SIC, Zoe, S5c aud Csc
each, Think what variety to select
from.
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We also nave large lot OF various
kinds Of Laces, such as is used every
day on dresses ann underwear, bought
as JOB. which means very cheap.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-28
SAN FRANCISCO CALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE Of the San Francisco
Call corner Of Market and Third streets, open
until i2 clock every night in the year.
BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery -treet.
corner Clay; onen until $50 o'clock.
2s7 Hayes street; open until $50 o'clock.
ESQ McAllister street; open until $3.50 o'clock
6I5 Larkin street; open until $3.50 o'clock.
ls1 Mission street; open until 10 o'clock.
s2sf Market street corner Sixteenth; open
until o'clock
100 Eleventh street; open until o'clock.
2526 Mission street. open until o'clock
Northwest corner of Twenty-second and Ken
,ucLyy- streets. Omen until . o clock
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-28

wANTED-women and girls to work on fruit
at Cutting Fruit Packing Co., corner Seventh
and Berry SITS.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-28

LAUNDRESSES. s25 to $50 each; short dis
tance in country. MISS d. CULLEN, 325
Sutter st
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-28

s5s5O-2 hats and rooms and bath; 27:6xlo5:
must be sold; best section near the Park.
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HELP WANTED-MaIe.

I'VE SHIP TO-DAY................
..................AND PAY YOUR FARE......
90 COMMON LABORING MEN.
...............NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED
for the sawmills and woods. Call early and
secure a job; wages s26 to $40 and found and
fare paid. MURRAY & READY, 634-6So
Clay ST
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-28
FLATS TO LET-Furnishe ed.

GROVE. SIS. bet. Webster and Ffllmore-Sun
ny furnished or unfurnished fiat. rooms
piano garden. stable II desired: references.
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ACCOUNTANTS.


s. X BALLARD. 40l Cal. ST. designs. audits &
adjusts accounts for corporal ons s. firms rel
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-28

NEAT girl or mddle-aged woman, housework,
in family, $20 country. MISS d. CULLEN,
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THREW UP THE JOB.
Houston Null Contractors Got More
ghnn They nargnin For.

Houston Null Contractors Got More
Than They Hargnined For
The Houston postoffice started in on the
LIST of the year putting ON lots of frills and
metropolitan airs with an equipment Of up
to date screen mail wagons TO perform the
service of delivering the mails between
the postoffice and the railroad depots. but
it did not last, though II was no fault OF
the postoffice department that 1t did not.
The contract for the Houston service was
awarded ON a bid to George E. Terry of
Washington, u. c., 10 perform the service
at the remarkable low figure of SASS per
year and he sublet. or farmed out the
contract to Mr.. IL. e. Zones. who contin-
ued the work until he realized 1t would
break a Vanderbilt to carry out the con-
tract, when he gave 1t up, and the service
is now being temporarily performed by the
Houston Transfer company, but the $ouoO
bond of Contractor Terry, held by The
United states government for the faithful
performances OF the work, Is good TO Tue
Houston Transfer company for It's service
until the contract can be relet
II requires four wagons to perform the
Houston service and four drivers at the
exceedingly low salary Of $50 per month
would aggregate $l12S, this item alone be.
ing $40 in excess of what the contract
was taken for, to say nothing of the keep
ing of eight horges and the original invest
ment OF providing four wagons and eight
horses.
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acter. all of which We're paid for, and had
no bearing on the policy of the paper.
Mr.. b. p. Bailey called Mr.. Crawford's
attention to the fact that another similar
item appeared in the editorial columns IL
was explained that it had been placed
there through mistake, and that 1t had
been removed after a small portion OF the
edition had been printed.
Mr. Crawford then made some more re-
marks. during which he stated that Mr..
Rust and himself We're attempting TO MAKE
the Situation pay, hut chat they did not
ask the members of the association or
Others to advertise unless IL was belieVea
that the advertising would be productive
of results. Continuing along another iine.
he said that the manufacturers of the city
must not expect to stay in their shops ana
have business come to them. They should
get out and hustle. If they did not do this
If was their own fault il they were unable
to sell their products
Mr. n. p. Bailey asked if the association
had indorsed the proposed furniture rae
tory. President Mosehart stated that no
such action had been taken,
Mr.. Crawford took the floor again 10 say
that the association had Endorsed the
mans and IDEAS of Messrs. Jeter and DeN-
Ter in their scheme for permanent ex
bilition opposite the Grand Central depot
and for monthly excursions.
Mr. Ike Harrison took the noor 10 sny
that the members of the association shou,u
not send out of town for their goods IL
was moi consistent by any means.
Another member present said that hoin.
r,as not built in day and that II woulu
take come time to remedy the matter
spoken OF. 80. 10 noor n
,naEe a statement regarding the ldea lus'
h,nmcht out. He quoted from the ny,
,.n,s IN show how members who We're no,
nntitleJ 10 membership would be aeall
LIN lie gave the names of fa'iof aho
~ candy merchant who were members
~ mo association and against whoH
o No zoos had been made to the erect ina
han ala moi manufacture the articles me
I'll, 5d We suggested that the mater p'
Zen I'm as provided for in TIE py-ia"a
No wanted TO see some FUN ne sun.
lie - ne good thing for the assoTSuon
NJ. n Burke said that the nun lnlsn
w. hegln at once He was iueiu
as nc association and was not man
PEI 1--we, ~ He Endorsed the plans OF IN
u,,,,i,ation however, and was n9ins ~,
pr aa,,Id Tor the upbuilding OF 'loustut,
ne Sid moi believe that the Inempelsnil
| i,o "a 10 restricted TO surh desl *
TN noint was made that Mf. nuih ~, ~ ~
o,,noIitor who was a mempe' W ,.,ia
no oiat,on while the other two 20 GO,
asaocia' had MIR. Rust then qnoten l.p ~
n ,,',-iaws 10 shoT that MT pufAe
~. u aptitIed 10 membership; Az r
iuiy 10 Of thanks was tenaeIeu "a 40
q no for the use oil Inc iopnu u
Ii,,ad during the meeting in's'
aio,rn then preValie''
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HEART DISEASE.
SOME FACTS REGARDING THE RAP
ID INCREASE OF HEART
TROUBLES.
DO Not Re Alarmed. hut Look for
the Cause.

Heart troubles, at least among the Amer
i,ans are certainly increasing and while
this may be largely due to the excitement
and worry Of American business NE " 10
moro often the result of weak stomachs'
Of poor digestion. ,,,, ~,
ReaI organic disease Is incurablc; but not
me case In hundred of heart troubie 10
organic. ...,h,.
The close relation between heart troup,o
and poor digestion is because both organs
are controlled by the same great nerves.
the Sympathetic and Pneumogastric.
In anotber way, also the heart Is auect-
cd by the form OF poor digestion, winch
causes gas and fermentation from man
digcsted food. There is feeiins Oh op,
pression and heayness In the cnest cnunen
by pressure OF the Sdistended stomach on
the heart and lungs, interfering WIN tneII
action; hence arises paipitation and SNORT
poor digestion also poIsons the bloou.
making IL thin and watery, when irri-
tates and weakens the heart
The most sensible treatment for hcart
trouble is to improve the digestion ana 70
insure the prompt assimilation OF ioou.
This can be done by the regular use AFTER
meals OF some safe. pleasant and effective
digestive preparation. like Stuurts Dys-
pepsia Tablets. which may be found ~
most drug stores and which contain vuiu-
able. harmless digestive elements In .
pleasant convenient form.
n IS safe to say that the regular persis.
tent use OF Stuart's Dyspepsia Iapie's - =.
ueaI time will cure any form OF stomach
,ro,,b,e excepf cancer of the stomach.
Emll sized package OF these tablets soid
~ druggists nj so cents. Little book oh
s,omach troubles mailed free. Address ~
AZ Stuart Co.. Marshall, Mich.
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THE LOCAL STAGE.
,. .peyirs Auction" Please"
faie' Large Audience ,,i.

large and extremely enthusiass :.
on"o saw The presentation Of onaFlea =.
ya,o,s "pevirs Auction At sweeney
1 r% opera house last night the MAJ as.
80 mas also fairly well attended 5 ,no
,,rodnrtion has been seen ,,,.o. ave
prent,v in the past. but new lsasn niece
u;n,roduced each season ana ~ naonIc
ih,r ar sai,s 10 thoroughly please the psop,c
Who see it, il one IS 70 s1 luase - general
. c.,sron the performance. ms sea.
vi ya,e has an entirely new SET ., o, 1os
. ~, ali or which are very a..rau'e,
NM. saa new scenery which Is hahuso.nss
am shan anv he has yet shown. the pisces a
INA. " No anal transformation scene ps'"e
especially beautiful, .cas,,e Insomnia
The setting for the Caste iI q antire-
~ " rick scene in the second act Is en''d ~
,no a..s' and some startling enec,s are
NJ ,berein. Among the best work ugne
nv he members of the cast - ,ns s,si hIs
py ,av Alien. who has remarha,pe
oan,,si,o voice; the singing ana uanu ',,f
co ona,si',es Of Wayne Mayo; the aeronau n,
wo,h NJ ~ VIII VIII and the dancing Of tne PFC
mSars Chltten and Basseggio, pe a,,,re.
Gr,nnc, gives some clever COMEDY lsal"'s,
and Alexander Decca. trick picsei's''
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launch Albania came UP from Port Arthur
Yesterday and was hauled out at the ship
ward for repairs, having been injured con
siderably by floating ice during the recent
cold snap.
The Lutcher & Moore Lumber company
and the Bancroft Lumber company are
loading four big model barges with ium-
her to be shipped to Europe via steamship
from Galveston. The tug Josephine came
up from Sabine Pass today to take out
two of the barges that are loaded and
ready to go. Mi.
after laying up during the bad weather
began taking on cargo of merchandise
| for the Newton County Tram company To-
day, and will sail tomorrow Tor s'arh
| landing. ,r.,
The congregation of the Christian enurca n
| AT this place have secured the services OIL
| Elder r. F. Carter as pastor FOR the ensu-
| ing year. Elder Carter has for some time
been in charge of the Christian churches
| AT Timpson and Carthage.
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Dallas, Texas, February ls.--Mr. Robert
E. Lee saner of Dallas, who has been APP
pointed secretary of the democratic State
committee vice Joe Lee jameson resigned,
by Chairman Bell is one of the best known
young democrats In Teets. lie took an
active part in the preliminary State cam
paign of 1896 and worked carly and late
for the nomination of Major Savers. AS
secretary of the Sayers campaign commit
tee for North Texas, he was in TIE brunt
of the struggle for the success Of the Bas-
trop man, and acquitted himself with
marked credit.
Mr.. Saner was born in Washington, Ark,
August 9. 1871. After attending the COM
mon schools of Washington and Hope,
Ark, and teaching several terms. he won
a scholarship by competitive examination
and attended Searcy college. After this
he was general agent of the S. and w. p,
railway, and in 1891 came to Texarkana,
Texas. to reside. AT the fall term OF
1892 he entered the academic department
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THE FEMININE OBSERVER.

Adversely Is the trial of principle.
The present never makes us as happy
as our hope for the future.
Meat eating and badness are now said
to be a case of cause and effect.
Promptness is a jewel very few women
apparently consider fashionable.
How few persons can get up any enthu-
siasm over anothers good fortune.
To discover persons real disposition
YOU have only to play cards with them.
man never looks heroic with his tie
Slipping up over his collar in the back
Kipling has added to the white mans
burden by furnishing amateur poets with
an incentive to copy his style.
Women before marriage send bushels OF
l,;sses in their letters. After 1t scant
neck is about all the Benedict receives.
The person of little breeding and less
intelligence will indiscrimtnately describe
a sunset and frozen pudding as grand
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of Vanderbilt university, Nashville, where
he remained three years. During his career
at Vanderbilt he won the Young medal in
oratory and came in one vote of winning
the Founders medal the succeeding year,
which would have broken the university
record Tho year following he defeated
his successful opponent of the previous
year by being elected alternate to the
Southern Interstate contest in oratory, AT
Vanderbilt he Joined the Alpha Tau
Omega fraternity, was toastmaster of the
famous Nashville congress of 1899. and
represented Vanderbilt at the fourteenth
biennial congress of the Alpha Tau omega
fraternity at Washington in 1894 He was
president OF the Texas State Alumni assoc
citation of the fraternity in 1898, and at
the recent National congress of the Alpha
Tau Omegas at New Orleans was elected
worthy grand keeper OF annals, the hrst
grand office ever given TO Texas,
Mr.. Saner graduated in law at the Texas
university in 1896. and Immediately came
TO Dallas to practice his profession He
is an ardent democrat OF the Bryan Say
ers brand a knight OF Pythias and mem
Der OF the Methodist church.
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IN b i challle season, u y yo ,,,o 10
y, mi on your hat one OF these
" .,ornIngs when the shops are
Wy .,.te n tour of the best dry
~. q town. You will find the
.,ous goods displayed under the
.s.,,,e They are of fine SILKY
y en nast as the Oriental silks ana
= Ealing. They are inquired ~.
\, Assigns and there are arr sta nn,no NJ
s'llpss ,on, 20 cents upwards, Win
re Mv ..al;,y at about 20. Besides
tns s W. the cotton challies. when
Y Nv rnrft at cents.
Il 00u ,ssr. girl will have in her sum
la larrbe q number of very pretty
s Xxx she intends TO wear over hot
snS' Tbey will be made OF Two
sss ss,.,srials and will fasten like
tfse ,ha hack. The prettiest of the
\ 70 W. y three parasitic neck or
~ ia hooked around the throat.
nv which is OF plain ma.erih a.n,,h NE "
|o ,.,,,,ss and yoke drapery, wnich is
ss a.'aned material. Besides this there
sa'p hand of black velvet extending
4 .Sa,ders to give the very neat
sthe square neck. "a
y ~, m' must be slightly stiffened ana
EI'ssttcs lined so as to preserve u
I'm I'M dressy effect. ~,
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ORANGE LOCALS.
|x,mlug Horse Has. IT Is beiieVe"'
Been Located.

kissing Horse Has. 1t Is Beiieve"'
Been Locnted.
|s,ar, Texas, February 2o.-Dr. j. 9.
kauuk missed his driving horse last
a,y morning, and thorough search o,
4. nroun6ing country failed to reveal
n Upon inquiry he learned that the
IN his horse disappeared saddle and
Elk we're stolen from a farmer iiving
a ot town. The farmer followed the
"A 10 where he crossed the Neches river
70 Jefferson county, and there learned
n man had crossed the river riding
Mise answering exactly the description
/ Dr.. Seastrunk's horse, with saddle
b birdie similar to those stolen from the
amer The officers of Jefferson county
I've been notified to watch out for the
w and endeavor to secure the stolen
rppsry DR.. Seastrunk values his horse
~ highly, and his loss is quite serious
.s
The Port Arthur Land company's steam
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
r,,rce nank. for sherman.

Sherman, Texas, February Pot Is now
quite probable that Sherman VIII In the
near future boast of three National banks
Work has already begun arranging 'he
building and vaults for the Grayson Couh-
ty National bank, with capital stock OIL
500 600. to open its doors on Marcn l. 10
day prominent capitalist oil the Guy a sahu
ineton to have authority issued for the
OPENING of another bank at sherman with W.T.
a capital stock of 100000 and added tnat
the capital stock is already over SUD
scribed,
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Marriage Licenses.
Mack Bergman 10 Miss Daisy Watson,
Charles Davenport and Mary Hubbard
.A LADY or ouALIrY.o
MISS Hairs New Play We'll Received
nj NOrfnIIa, Va.

Norfolk Va. February 2o.--Tbc Acad-
envy OF Music was flied with one of the
most fashionable audiences ever seen here
during Lent TO welcome The fayorite ac-
trcss, Eugcnlo Blair in her presentation
OF "a Lady OF Quality Miss Blair may
web be proud of the reception accorded her
on the beginning of her Southern tour.
The production OF this much talked OF play
more than fulfilled tho promises made for
IT, The scenic effects and costumlng were
particularly elaborate and her supporting
company especially well selected 10 the re-
quirements Of the play which Miss Blair
will present in the principal cities of the
South.
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VICTORIA Locals.

Victoria, Texas. February 2o.-Messrs
r.. l.. Allen, s. Marsh and Hobbe, OF FORT
Layaca, passed through here this morn
ing en- route to Cuero to attend Tue
Truck Growers conventions. .ohon,
Mr.. J. H, Elwell, a prominent mer su IN
~ Coliad. was here today on MS way ~
st. Louis to buy dry goods. ~.
Rev. Josephus Johnson occupied .nv
nulpit of the Presbyterian church AZ Saein y
Yesterday, and there were no sers'o'' -
that church yesterday at victoria .or.
.,,ornevs went to Beeyille yesterday %
iaai. after railroad interests; MI. =. "
iSg@ Of the same firm left Saturday io'
st. Louis.
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seen to good advantage. The ballots arc
all well executed and the Dance of the
Illusions" and The Bashful Maidens" are
features which please an audience i'm
mensely.
The famous Bostonians will present
"The Serenade" at the opera house to-
night.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
A Rnrn Burned.

Rogers, Texas, February 2o'-betwepn
the hours of IL and IL o'clock last night
the barn of Mrs. Clark, widow lady re-
siding here. was toally destroyed by nre'
Origin unknown.
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ne.,dcnce ana smokchou.e.

Paris. Texas, February 2o.-The resi-
dence and smokehouse OF W. b. Mar.lh'
a farmer, twenty miles southeast oil Paris
,opether with most of their contents,
were destroyed by fire at o'clock yesteF-
day morning.
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1l.,le chiIa rntnIl, nurncd.

Tyler Texas, February @.-The clothes
of the 7-months-oId child of Mr. and
Mrs, Thedford. living near here. caught
fire from an open stove ana me cHi"
was SO badly burned that II may die.
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N.,v Honl, for Eagle pass.

Eagle Pass, Texas, February l9'-Ihe
Border National bank will open for pusl-
ness March 1. The new bank starts with
Gathering prospects, with w. A. Bonnet
nresident. S. y. Simpson cashier. These
Gentlemen were cashiers of the FIRST Ma
tional and the Simpson National re-
spectiyely, and are good bank men.
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Eagle Pass. Texas. February ia few
cases of smallpox on the Mexican side OF
the river have created some excitement
and every precaution is being resorted to
TO prevent the spreading OF the disease
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Waxahachie. Texas, February ao.-Rol-
Inns Bivings. aged 1O4. died today from the
effects Of la grippe He was oolored man
and was widely known
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Ranks to Consolidate.

Eagle Pass, February 19.-The simpson
National bank and the First Nationai pahN
Of This place will consolidate March l.
The business will be conducted IN the
FIRST National bank building and VIII DC
the First National bank.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-21

+, you want TO got rid OF rheumatism try
= bottle OF Elmer & Amends Prescrip-
lion. No. 1851. Il. r. Schmidt. Houston.
Texas. agent.
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c,aar,s, electric Rat and Roash Paste
~, clear yonr house Of all vermin. csc
box. All druggists.
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EAGLE PAss.-The appointment o. XXI, NJ.
Malone Duggan as health oin'e'
Mace gives general satisIae'ioh'