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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-04-18
Notice to Contractors.

Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
posals for the erection OF the Municipal
Building viii be received by the Secreta-
~ of the Town Council. and opened on
April 26. 1900. All builders and contract.
ors are invited to call at the Office Of tbs
Secretary, where the plans and specirca-
tions can be seen, aud other Information
furnished.
r. E. MEYERS. Secretary.
Somerset, Pa. April 4, 1900.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-04-18


F. J. KoosER, ESQ. Shas sent tbOus-
ands Of circular letters to Republican
voters in the county, in which the fol-
lowing occurs:
"The fAlseho0d that I was running
in the interests Of another was circa-
lated throughout the county each time
before that l was candidate. Ny
subsequent acts gave proof 10 the con
trary. The foolish story nov attempt
ed TO be- flOsted, that ] am in Nj
fhropp's Interest, carries its own con
traiietion to sensible peaple, who
know that Mr. Thropp has not won
the election in his own county-Bes-
ford.n
The above, carefully woTded and
caut ious statement that it is, bears the
imprint Of deceit and lack os eandor
on its face. But, in view Of the letters
from Mr.. Thropp, published elsewhere
in these columns, the absolute falseness
Of the statement made 10y Mr.. Kooser
cannot but be apparent to the most OBJ
tuse mind. Mr.. Kooser Is a candidate
in Mr.. Thropp's interest He lacks
the manhood to affirm it or the eour-
age TO deny it. And what were the
sub 'equsnt acts" of which Mr..
Kooser speaks? In 1896, when Mr..
Thropp bad bat Il votes in the confer
ence, Kooser's eonferrees voted for
him. When the conference adjourned
without making nomination ard
Hicks and Thropp were both an
nounced as candidates, Kooscr and his
friends, although every child in the
district knew that Hicks could win and
the district be saved, advocated voting
for ThrpHp and had thousands of the
following circular sent throughout the
county on the eve Of the election:
Thropp
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-04-18

THE "fakers" proiiting from past ex
perience have failed to get out the
usual supply Of cards healed "Anti-
Scull Ticket but instead are scatter
ing cards headed Regular Republican
Ticket " followed by the names OF the
insurgent and party wreeker candi'
dates. Do not be mislead. Vote ths
straight Republican Ticket" fr'.n tor
TO botfom.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-04-18

WHAT did they do? VIXEN ycu are
asked, Republican voters, to vote 10
return Kooniz and Kendall TO the leg
islature, ak what Koon.z and Ken
dali did Tor you or anyone else in SOM
erset county during the last session.
What important measure did either
advocate or introduce? What position
did they procure for any Of their con-
stituenisg We might as well have had
two sacks Of buekwheat -four, labeled
''Koonlzn and "Kendali," placed in
the seats Of our representatives, for all
the good they did.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-04-18

THE idea Of Messrs. kooniz, KendalI
and kooser having their names print
ed under the caption Regular Repub-
liean Ticket" is not in keeping with
the political records Of any of the gen
tiemen named. When were they
Regular Republicans? Certainly
not when, as members of the "McKin
ley League" they drove aspirants for
Office from the field, or when they were
engaged in fighting duly nominated
candidates of the Republican party.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-04-18
poss cofse Aer.s wi,h - ,

II not. drink Grain O-nade from. prre
grains A lady writes "rhe first time ]
insde Grain o did not like il bur affer
ns'pF il for one week nothing would in
crcs me To 90 hack to e0fTee.p II nonr-
ishes and feeds the system. TIE chill
dren can drink il freely With grea. bene-
fit. It is the strengthening <nhsiGnee II
pure grains. Get package 10 fiav frnsn
your grocer. follow the directions in max
ing Il sud Won will have a delicious end
hsslthful table beverage for old ard
young. l5c and 25c.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-04-18

JOSEPH +. THRoPP deducted ) cents
(eost of postage aud postal note from
the wages-Slj0-due one of his EN-
pl0yes named John Conuor, vino had
removed from Everett before the regT-
lar payday at Thropp's furnaces. No
labOring man can support with his vote
such a tyrant as this. a vote for
Francis J. Kooser is a vote in the in
terests of Joseph L. Thropp.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-04-18

Before casting your vote for hooser
for Congress, think for moment Of
the consequences that may follow
Kooser is a candidate in the interest OF
Joseph +. Thropp, the rich ironmaster
from Montgomery county, who de-
Quoted five cents-cOst Of postage and
postal nEe-from the wages dle a poor
dav laborer.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-04-18

If nominated and elected, SanneI
and Rowe will act with majority oi
their party on all party measures
They will attend the eaucns to nomi-
nate a candidate for United States
senator and viii loyalty support the
party nominee. What will KOontz
aud Kendall do if reelected? They
viii eOnsort with Democrats will re
fuse to attend the party eaueuses, and
will vote for Col. Jas. NJ. Guffey il
preference to NJ. 5. Quay for United
States Senator.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-04-18

For weeks and months past the in
sargent organs Of this county have
been publishing all sorts Of stuff lauda-
tory Of AIr. Thropp; never word for
the .'grest harmonizer.n Mr. kooser-
II was the intention that Mr. Thropp
should run In this county. but the an
nouncenent Of Harvey NJ. Berkiey's
candidacy convinced the insurgent
leaders that Thropp would not be in
the running and that it would be
necessary to pct up 8 stool-pigeoD.
Henee, Mr.. Kooser's candidacy.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-04-18

wE have 30 Doubt ia the world but
that if Messrs. Koontz, Kendall aud
Kooser win at Saturdays primary, the
victory will be hailed as "a vindieation
Of the Commissioners Office under the
regime Of Shober and Kimmel."
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-04-18
'Kooser Running in Ny Interesi
Says Thropp-
We have before us a lettel

We have before us letter ad-
dressed by Joseph E. Thropp to pr m
inent citizen of Cambria county, un ler
date of Washington, April nth, from
which wssquotethefollowing paragrara:
4 understand that some Of your
interests extend into Somerset county
and am sure that you have many
friends that you are constantly meeting
from that county May | ask that you
exert all your influence at once among
such friends in favor of F. ]. KOOSER,
ESQ, who is the candidate for Con-
gress in that county in my interest.
(Signed.) JOSEPH E. THROPP.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-04-18

II Koonk and Kendall are R-pGbli-
cans and mean TO abide by the result
of the Republican primary election
next Saturday, how does it come that
the Somerset Democrat, the official or
gan Of the Damocrltie-B Bryan party,
and the Populistic Berlin Record art
= advocating their nomination
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-04-18

KoosER in the role of harmonizer
is great. Give him all the important
offices and you can then have har-
mony, perfect harmony, so far as
KOoser is concerned.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-04-18
CARD.
som srsst, Pa, April II. 1892

som srsst, Pa, April II, le33-
To Republican Voters
TIE charge being circala'ed that
Iana candidate for Congress in
ths interest. OF any psrson other
than myself is entirely uawaSrant-
ed AMI false. I am a eandida-e for the
sole purpose Of securing the Con-
gressio aaI nomination fer S0m rsei
County, if il can be procured by
honorable meaas.
To those who know me the above
sta EN- snt is unnecessary
Very respectfully,
HARVEY HI. BERKLEY.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-04-18

TUESDAY, Of next week has been
unanimously agreed upon as the date
for taking final vote on the Qlay
case in the United States Senate. There
is no doubt as 10 the Q itc5ms. Senator
Oqsv will be seated.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-04-18

SPURNED, humiIated, disgraced, re-
pudiated by the honest Republicans of
Bedford county, Joseph E. ThrOpp
undertakes to dictate TO the Repnbli-
can voters of Somerset county for
whom they shall vote.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-04-18

THg Repgblicsnisn OF Kooniz aud
Kendall is Ike the little boys picture
of horse. Being afraid that it might
be mistaken for some other animal be
wrote beneath it, ''rhis Is A Picture of
A Horse
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-04-18

WHY did not the Democratic county
convention nominate candidates for
the legislature? Msssrs- Kponiz and
Kendall know.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-04-18

READ Thropp's letters and then de-
eide in whose interest Kooser is a caR-
iidate.
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ThropD
y the
strongest mani

Adviess from twenty-five points in
the thr e other counties in the TWen-
tieth Con gressi snal District late last
evening indicate that Mr.. THRoPP is
the candidate who can save the Re
publicans Of the district from being
represented by a Democrat. Vote for
Thropp,
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HARVEY III. BERKLEY.

vore the Straight Republican ticket
from top 10 bottom.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-06

seventh louise so that there Sill be but
little peace, If any, for the Turks this
autumn a powerful enemy will press
them 10 the wall. serious quantel with
Roumafia may lead 10 hostilities.
At Calcutta the sun and moon are in
the sixth house. The public health OF
the eastern parts OF India will be bad,
and an outbreak OF cholera Is to be
feared. Effusion OF blood is only too prob
able Fires will be numerous and destruc-
tive. The season will be drier than usual.
and will thus entail loss and suffering
both In Eastern India and Burmah.
At Washington Mars Is In tho tenth
house again, forbidding the hope OF any
remission of taxation. keeping open some
IRRITATING disputes, and indicating ihs
oppression OF the poor by the million aires
and their trusts" The money market
will be depressed railway stocks suffering
There will be scandal anent great pris-
on. ana an attack on one by advocates
OF lynch law.
AT Mexico Saturn is so near the lower
meridian that a severe earthquake, de-
structtve to human life win econ take
place. a little east OF the capital probably.
The autumn quarter will be troublcus
one for the Mexicans' Inc army VIII lie
Increased.
Raphael in his Prophetic Mess niger
thus forecasts September. 1900
The lunation occurs early in TIE MORN
ing of the g5th ultimo. when Leo Will ar Sc
and the planet Mercury VIII nave Just
risen; the sun and moon will be Ia tie
,sc.udaat IN ouArtile aspect 10 he
pl.uet Jupiter. and separating from a
tribe OF Saturn. The former aspee, Il
unisvoraole lnasmuch as II denotes loys
ef revenue and a reduction in trade The
weather during che month viii be ine ana
snmmer-ilke. with genial temperature,
and some amount Of wind. The position
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-06

ton. It's final sound Is that Of 'ng' and
'Pekin. because in their pronunciation
of the word thus written the Chinese
sounds are preserved. But the spelling in
English should be Picking You observe
thar the Century Atlas has Picking, "
The fact Is that the Chinese syllable
kin 'or king" has slight nasal sound
which the English at times have tried to
preserve by means OF the "g." The
chemes Of pronunciation OF nasals in the
wiri0us systems OF French self taught"
are founded on the same plan. How pain
tai are the results any one knows who
has heard tho apt pupil repeat the phrase
pendant mon absence" according to rule
as ''pangcang mong absangs." But the
English speaking people make little Ell
fort TO preserve tine abs jlute phonetic
spelling OF foreign proper names. or even
the spelling adopted by The city Itself.
Paris" Is not Farce, nor is Vienna"
Wien" nor "FIorence" "Flrenze." Eng
iish Biographies do not recognize the ma
sails in France, their great a5iding pLleu.
T. Is "Caen." not "caeng" ana "Rouen."
not ''Roueng"
Ease OF pronunciation, simplicity. brew
ity and familiarity to the eye are all
taken into account in turning foreign
names into English. These considerations
count the more in the case Of China where
there is NJ alphabet. but only large coli
lection OF root syIlables ON which the
language is based. Consequently, the Of
fetal spelling OF the name OF Ch.nas cap-
ital by the United Stokes government IS
I Pekln. not Picking. The geographical
board, which has been In existence for ten
yesrs, determines euch matters. It's latest
report, published in May. says; "Pekin.
CAPITAL city, northern China. iNot Peich-
ing. Picking. Shun-tier-fu nor Yen)"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-06

OF Mars is not altogether favorable for
our foreign relations, ana much doubt will
exist in the minds OF the people as 10
the actions OF a neighboring DaiiOn.
The map for the new moon is very
9u CT one, and but lttle snr Will occur
IN any part OF the kingdom to demand
attention. Az the full moOu, Mercury
will be exactly on the ascendant denot-
ing AN active and blsy time for scien. g
aud literature and successful enterprise
2 he luminaries near a benehc aspect II
Mars are unfavorable for royalty and the
government will be strong ana In f1yo"
with the people.
Tue remarks on the trsnsits last mouth
viii apply 10 tn s, except that the planet
Mars viii have progress 10 Cancer, and
viii affect adversely Holland, Scotland
and the north OF England Ia thess par,i
hres, accidents and sudden deaths will he
more than usually frequent.
The everyday guide for September -
as follows:
/. Buy. speculate. seek work, and push
thy business IN the evening.
2. Sunday--Ask 10 fay.Ts.
3. Sell in tho even ng evil for all else,
!. Travel, ask faYoTs. seek work And
push Thy business.
Z 5. Avoid women; ran no risks in bust
ness.
c. Travel. ask favors Of women. aud
seek WORK.
7. very doubtful dsy.
3. Uneayoable; keep quiet.
2. Snnday-lfaycl and visit thy frlenas.
4 10. Travel. ask fayors and seek work
/ y. Do not quarrel, an unfayorlbie diy,
IL. Court in the evening. and ask fav5rs
10. Seek work ask fsvors. travel and
push fhy business.
-. Court and marry before D. nj. I;
unfayorah bic for al clse
1 l5. Avoid superiors and keep quiet.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-06

mutual trine aspect OF Venus with Ju-
piter benefits those who were born on
or about the eth OF July, especially
those who were born at noon or sunrise
The events following the autumnal
equinox are thus set forth
The sun enters Libra September 20, lsOO
At this ingress the sun is just past the
upper meridian, attended by the moon
Mercury eliminating pre- -siguines
change in the cabinet, and the possibility
OF general election. Mercury In seStiie
with Jupiter rising Is indicative OF good
agreement between the government una
To- peopIe. The strong position OF Ju-
piter is very promising for the prosperity
and safety of the British nation, and
makes strongly for peace the moon
haing the sextile aspect with Mars
shows that the people viii be re'solute IN
maintaining their rights, liberties and
imperial power, notwithstanding the era
ven counsel of the peace -at-any- price
marty. Some disputes may prove trouo-
lous as Saturn is in the ascendant in
opposition with Neptune in the house OF
public enemies. but they viii be quickly
settled; he same influence pre-slsnlhes
endemic sickness in some OF cur large
towns. The death rate will be high in
Manchester and some scottish elAes' as.
cidents in sport and fatalities ON our
coast will be numerous this coming au-
tumn. The quartile Of both sun and
moon with Saturn is unfortunate Tor
shipping companies; more than one hne
ship will be wrecked ere long, ! fear
At ST. Petersburg the sun and moon
are in the eighth house. and Mars Is IN
the seventh. A military expedition WIZ
be made by Russta--if she can anord me
cost OF 81. A great epidemic will carry
on many victims among the rich and
noble as we'll as among the poor and
lowi re-
AT constantinopls also Mars Is In the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-06
FOE SALE oE EXCHANGE.

Is. Sunday Visit thy friends in the
evening.
H. An uncertain day.
lS. Travel, sign writings and ask ia
vors.
49, Court. marry. ask favors and push
thy affairs before 4 .. m.
20. Very uncertain all day.
u, An uncertain day.
%. Seek WORK and ask fayors in tho
evening
% sundav--An unfayorable day
"a Travel. remove, sign writings and
push thy affairs before p, m
20. very doubtful day
26 Ask fayors and seek work In the
evening
% AVOID women and ask no fayors.
Is. Seek work and ask fayors in the
evening,
20 Travel, uncertain and doubtful for
ali else.
30 Sunday Court. marry, ask favors
and visit thy friends
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-06
BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

NOTlCE--All bids heretofore
received having been rejected, in conformity
10 the act of February ,, 1883, as amended
by the act OF February 20. 1907 TO provide
for the location and building of an cpllepue
asylum sealed bids are again invited for
the construction of the buildings to be
erected ON the premises near the city OF
Abilene as heretofore sclected for the pur-
pose Such bids will BE- made and must be
received at or before 10 o'clock a. IN. Of
tho Sth day of October 1900, at the office
OF the comptroller Of public accounts, Aus
tin Texas. and all bids so received viii DO
opened by the undersigned at said office at
suid hour said date.
Plans and specifications OF said buildings
can be seen and form OF proposals can be
had az the office of j, l.. OConuor, arohi-
tect, Austin. Texas, on aud after the 9th
instant
per cent Of the amount of bid, drawn in
favor OF the governor Of the state of
Texas shall accompany the bid or bids OF
each bidder as guarantee OF good taith.
should the successful bidder fail to enter
into contract he shall forfeit to the State
tho certified check as llquidated damages.
Certified checks OF all bidders will be re-
turned when tho bid Is accepted and con-
tract awarded and bond executed.
Tho successful bidder shall furnish good
and approved bond in the amount OF one
third OF the contract price within fifteen
days from the time the award is made
All bids must be made for the coustruc-
ton OF said beildings according to the
plans and specifications as submitted by the
architect, subject to additional appropra-
tons TO be hereafter made by the legis-
lature for the purpose.
The State reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
Joseph D. sayers, Governor.
n. w Finley Comptroller,
j. w. Robbins. Treasurer.
September l. 1900 ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-06
'Rol0GY FOR SEPTEMBER

Has london astrologer, has the
assessing through the sign Can
n 49,. renewal of disturbance In
~ s''lsa where the enemies of Brit
Has attempt to bring us into
s,, Tue Cape parliament VIII
d l.,,, state Of discord. but event
|sss onss 0'eSts will defeat the re-
xtas !, Constantinople Will be
kltlnr sreat turbulence about tina
Ri again al the end OF this
p hr ss," OF Austria are not YET
Ehinn Is In ne ascendant and
|le in,,ae descendant at the moment
Pa 80 o. the sun into Libra at
rs nuns.sn stationary position
4 irstss, and Spain. chiefly about
r. tie ena ana again about the 22nd.
Il ias ers., .orms the quartile aspect
4 I.o ri iEiortune and with Nep-
b Il "a 'Iaoe end commerce will he
(c!ii trss ENGLAND this month ard
q he moa WI expand Towards tue
sht ass,h the public health sur
md Inernna WIZ be busy among the
nv the p,., some notabilities passin.
4 sS,, sull BENEFITS those u,o 80,
z he uoo. 9Th OF November. or
degree or ascendant held the
ssss no.. ., sagi'- illus. Uranus
~ nss.w Who were n on the Isl
Y Mo Mber, andst,aturn aft,,efs
,'s'ssr. Ts we're born on the eoth OF
',s.'aiate blr,h tst OF September Is an
Z .te sapd" 'naAy anniversary. and
9 fpr'nnsss The 18th and -iath are
4 .sDslsr, and the goth and sOth
slss IN. slls, good health. ana
prosperity. The happy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-06
WANTED TO RENT.


WANTED-Two furnished bedrooms, one par
tally furnished kitchen; no children; refer
ences. =. o. Box $40. .
LADY wants room with small gasoline stove;
fat preferred Address at once 1858, this
office. D
TWO FURNISHED or unfurnished rooms for
light housekeeping; close in. Address
Rooms this office Z
NOTICE to Rental Agents and Landlords-I
want house suitable for boarding house
on or before october !. II. IL. Yorty 1illh
Congress avenue. Phone l4i. rings.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-06
AGENTS WANTED.

$3.50 CAN BE MADE during campaign sea
son selling our campa gn ties: greatest
sellers ever introduced. territory going
write Immediately: full line white ana
fancy rubber collars: enclose stamp. Dept.
C. NJ. d NJ. Mfg Co.. Spr nefeid, Mass.
WANTED INSURANCE agents. Large buCi-
mes in Southern Texas. We avoid very
hazardous risks, BY conservative course
nave built up a business which requires
less than Is per cent of premium to pay
losses Reliable agents wanted in every
Texas town Home Protection Fire Insu
rance Co. San Antonio. Texas, or Lane
g. Porter agents. Galveston Texas. VI
WANTED--AEents in every town within enc
hundred and fifty miles OF Houston 10 rep
resent the Excelsior Steam Laundry Com
pany. Houston Texas. Liberal comm s.
Sims maid. c
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-06
THE SPELLING or IT.
The Chinese city Is Pekin, Not
Picking.

PcEinE.
Kansas City Star
heated controversy Is beginning 20
rage ever she momenious question OF thu
spelling ofthe name Of the capital Of Chi
rs. TIE public Is divided into hostile
camps, the party using the "ing" appar-
entity being IN the minority. Just now the
advocates OF the "g' have been powerfully
reinforced by letter from Minister Wa
Ting Fang. which Is tTiumphsntly printed
b. the Utica Observer. The minister
writes: "My opinion is that Peking Is
correct; tor In the Chinese pronuncia-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-06

INCUBATORS, brooders, lice killers. spray
pumps, Five euro. grit. shell. leg bands.
etc Houston Poultry Supply Co.. liz Main
street o.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-06
BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

REFINED and quiet couple with two little
girls, aged and ). want board IN private
month. Address 1852, this office.
WANTED-Three unfurnshed rooms With
good board and bath give location ana
price. Address Cash this office.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-06

FOR SALE-Dav horse $50; bay horse $50;
black mare. $50; matched team. iron grays
and others; call and see them Wilson s
Livery Stable. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-06

MORPHINE, WHISKY aApTrs
Ehn,,IIo 10 days without pain or IN
IN .s. sNsh.' no pay until cured and per.
r,s,snneu, In case ~ failure will ,ay
] ks expenses while here. also rail-
~ E.,,Sn ways. Best references. Ad.
M s 81 Home, 1927 North Flores
n. s-n Antonio. Texas. n
I.;sSsHyrs.A sClu TENTS, awnings. tar
lh bscsssSru. overs. horse covers. ham
NJ your NJ, badges flags. etc. Try us
IA Kat,nsot aet price list on april
ftpa. d kneeland Tent Co.
II
|sslle sosaT u.e frames. mouldings and
Ft hi D.. oesigns for graves j. L.
II ffalrle avenue. Phone es7. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-06

Kidney ana Bladder Troubles. Weak BACK
B.rning Urine Incontnenes So rsssmers
Sro,,int rslief and IRE for life. Both sexes
rented conhcentialiy and privately. fs H..
F.stula. Fssure and Rapture eureo % ou'
new methods.
Snp1 sor -ar-ienla-s. Address
DRs. BETTs & DETTs & DfAH.
2I4 81. Charles ST.. New Orleans. La.