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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-02-14
GOING 1T ALONE.
Foreign ENJOYS Not to Consult Chin
csc Plenipotentiaries.

Berlin, Feb. 12.-Tomorrow will De
held another meeting Of foreign en-
voys," says a special dispatch from
Pekin, ''but without Chinese plenipo-
tentiaries who constantly interrupt
and render any action impossible.
Hereafter the foreign ENJOYS intend
to communicate only in writing and
designate their decisions as irrevo-
cable
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-02-14
Insurance COMPANY in Trouble

Rockford, Feb. 12.-Upor applica-
ton of the state insurance department,
the Manufacturers and Merchants Nh.
tual insurance company passed into
the hands Of a receiver yesterday.
The total liabilities are $4,000, assets
$4,000.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-02-14
Prefers Suicide to Lynchino,

Crested Butte, Col, Feb. 12.-While
mob was besieging the Jail here yes
terday and threatening to lynch Geo.
Buric, he committed suicide by hang
ing himself to a bar in his cell with
an electric light wire. Buric was ar
rested on the charge of having GRIM
lnalIy assaulted Kate Mulch. aged II
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-02-14

Asemblyman Keene is keen of wit.
While an osteopathic hearing was il
progress few days ago before an as.
semoly committee he glanced with
tWlnkling eye at the human skeleton
exposed on a convenient table for Dur
poses of demonstration and was heard
TO say In a side remark audible to all
That he thought it was a case Of pro
bono publico.'
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-02-14
MISS SLAGLE ON STAND.
Several Features in Hamilton Trial at
Minneapolis.

Minneapolis, Feb. 12.-There were
several features yesterday in the trial
of Frank H. Hamilton for the murder
of Leonard Day. The sensational
fact has been revealed that no one has
yet testified to seeing the blow struck
during the scuffie that resulted in
Days death. Force and George were
recalled and each denied positively
that he had struck or cut Day. Miss
Siagle, the young woman about whom
Hamilton and Day quarreled, was al
so witness. She declined to make
any statement which would incrimi-
nate herself and was excused. it
transpires that A. M. Barbe, st.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-02-14
Gomez Can Be President.

Havana, Feb. 1.-THE followers of
Cen. Maxine Gomez triumphed yes
terday in Cuban constitutional CON
yention The clause making him
eligible to the presidency of the re-
public was adopted by a vote of Is to
IA. There was no discussion.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-02-14

Louis travelling man who witnessed
the ARRAY, declines to answer the
summons to appear and testify. Coul-
sci for the prisoner stated positively
Yesterday that they did not care TO
trv the case unless Barbe appeared.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-02-14
Madison, Feb. II.

Madison, Feb. II.
Judge Philo A Orion will introduce
in the legislature this week, probably
Tuesday morning, a bill to revive cap
ital punishment in Wisconsin Tor GER
tain degrees and classes of murder.
Roughly stated, the bill will provide
the death penalty for that class of
murders committed by outlaws or
burglars while IN the act of robbing a
bank, store or private house What
the Judge wants to accomplish is to
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-02-14
JUDGE RESERVES DECISION.

And Ruling on Proposed Prize Fight
Will Be Late.
Cincinnati, Feb. 1.-THE hearing of
arguments by Judge HOLSTER on the
application for permanent injunction
against the Jeffries-R Rubin contest
here next Friday night was closed
shortly after 6 last night. Judge Hol-
lister announced that he would reserve
his opinion until II o'clock Thursday.
This means the present suspense will
continue until the day before the date
fixed for the contest. All arrangements
at the big hall are completed and the
sale of tickets continues brisk.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-02-14
Sculptor Dies of Pneumonia,

Washington, Feb. 12.-Henry ].
Elliott, a sculptor Unidentified with pub
lie works of Importance in many cities
of the United States, died yesterday
of pneumonia, aged So.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-02-14
Thompson Sinkino Away.

Charlottesville, Feb. 12-Maurice
Thompson, the author, was still alive
last night. He was thought to be dy-
ing several times but each time raj.
lied. He can live but few hours at
most
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-02-14
THREE NOMINATIONS HELD UP.
Those of Wood, Grant and Bell for
Brigadier Generals.

Washington, Feb. 9.-The senate
committee on military affairs yester-
day agreed to report favorably the
nomination of Maj General Nelson A.
Miles to be lieutenant general, also
three nominations to the office OF Ma
jor general under the army reorgani-
Zation bill. All nominations to be
brigadiers were favorably acted upon
except those of Generals Leonard
Wood, Fred D. Grant, and J. Franklin
Bell. These three were held up in or
der to permit further investigation. E.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-02-14
PEACE IN VENEZUELA.

Rebel Leader Caught and Trouble at
an End.
San Juan, De Porto Rico, Feb. s.
President Castro Of Venezuela has
cabled the Venezuelan consul here
that Gen. Juldan Acosta, the reyo-
lutionary leader, has been captured
and that peace prevails.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-02-14

CHICAGO, Feb. 12- Cattle-Recein+s mn.
steady: good to prime steers, 5.OCdG 90: 'sooI
to medium, 3.40d495; stockers and feeders. 3 e
945o; COWS and heifers, 2.55G44O; Texas steers
Hogs.Receipts yesterday. $1,000; today. 40
poo; left over, 900; market higher; mixed and
butchers, 5 90a5. so; good to choice heavy, 5. 40
bulk Of sales, 5. 4Od5 as
40; lambs 5O65 o. 0S
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-02-14
WOULD REVIVE
DEATH PENALTY
JUDGE ORION BELIEVES IN CApI.
TAI PUN SHMENT.
WILL INTRODUCE A BILL

Darlington Statesman Has Framed
Measure Which Provides Hanging
for Certain CLASSES OF S.Grders-
Does Not Think Electrocution Is
Effective.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-02-14
CHICAGO Markers

The following table shows the open.
Ing, highest, lowest and closing prices
OF produce at Chicago yesterday:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-02-14
TO REGULATE
FRATERNITIES
SENATOR MlLLER'S BILL FOX
FACULTY SUSPENSION.
STATE AIDS COUNTY FAIRS

Hall Wants Congress to Pass Cullom
Interstate Commerce Bill-Fenelon
Wants Pure Beer-Senator McGil-
ivray Takes Issue With Committee
on Judiciary-Five Bills Passed.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-02-14
ASSEM- BLY,,

|, In the assembly last evening Mr..
Fenelon introduced a bill regulating
the manufacture and sale of beer
which is in reality a blow at inferior
peer. The measure, provides that
brewers shall put on all kegs and bot
ties q label setting forth whether or
not the beer contained therein is
made from barley, corn or rice.
A remonstrance against Assembly
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-02-14
Bills Passed.

Relating to discovery of property by
court proceedings.
Making uniform. administrators
and executors bonds.
Adding to duties of the secretary of
the state board of agriculture.
Relating to investments by domes-
tic life insurance companies.
Making uniform time of publication
in administration of estates.
Relating to county courts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-16
SUNDAY SCHOOL work.
Houston District a. N. {. Church Con

Houston District A. M. E. Church Con-
vention in Session Here.
The Sunday school convention Of the
Houston district African Methodist Episco.
pal church convened at Wesley chapel
African Methodist Episcopal church, corner
Of Texas avenue aud Charities street,
Wednesday at 10 o'clock a. m. The meet
ing was called to order by Rev. NJ. ID.
Moody, d. D., presiding elder OF the dis
tret. Devotional exercises were conducted
by Rev. b, W. Roberts, ID. D., presiding
elder Of the Palestine district, who read
Romans, first chapter, for scripture les
son. Prayers were offered By Rows, j. G.
Grimes, presiding elder of the Brennan
district, African Methodist Episcopal
church, and w. II. Be1mer Of Galveston.
The members OF the convention partoot
Of the holy communion, which was admin
istered by Rev. NJ. y. Moody, II. D.. rs
sisted by Beys. b. w Roberts, u. d.; j.
G.. Grimes and w. Il. Beamer.
Miss Libby Perry aud Prof, j. IL. J..
RhUne were elected secretaries. Mr., w.
II shaw was elected Inlrshal The fol-
lowing named visitors were introduced 10
the convention Reys. g. w. Roberts, ID.
D.. j. G. Crimes and l.. w. Grcenly, ESQ
attorney at-law. The latter made short
address.
Prof a. w. Hamilton was elected re-
porter TO the Galveston Daily News; Rev.
D. T. Taylor, reporter. TO The Houston
Daily Post Miss Bessie Morgan to the
Paul Quinn Weekly
\ large number Of ministers and laymen
are In attendance, The annual dues were
collected and quite a neat sum was re-
ceived In the afternoon papers on various
subjects were read and discussed. Az
night Rev. J. G. Grimes preached an elo-
quent sermon. choosing for a theme The
Glory of God and the Great Light of the
Gospel text Isaiah COL. The Houston
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CITY BREVlTlEs.


ihP hniEltS or itoyW Arch VIII meet at
thit nan ut o'clock tonight
y a daughter was born August IL TO Mr.
Apo Mrs j. NJ. Lewis of lblO MCGOWAN
hv'hue
There is IN undeltvereG telegram MT the
Postal Telerragh ONCE lis MaIn street.
fos q. II Caldwell
mn p,t,,,.t- t,.,t- 80 $780,, ,,....,. IN,
W. e. with Mrs. J. n. scott, a4lO San Ja.
Enro NJ = u'clocR tfis afternOon
mo ,4pt fe.,,nr,, ..t-.t,, 10 ,i,a,.,, ,r,4t,
o1isr co5psb YIN o,eaf Mn, M n
fu,nn, NJ aSnn provns fo,tort6,,, ~ o,.,on,
"' "h's' t'''''
theSr was bound over to the grand Jury in
u nG r, SYN OF S5Vo Yesterday og Justice w.
C"nipN"y iGq ae7d "n.!r u harness az ne
,|Fhrr ol Mulh ahd ifaHle Yesterday at
terhooh'
Judge Henry cine one OF the oldest
rrtGitipuDrs M the Ii0usiun har. Is ldng
ah"to epsiy w 1i hls residence. corner
u'lVt ana lituctstlN streets.
IicuuCs uf prumiDput memhrrs of the
United Nodrris, appearlue today. wprr
sEcichfd bva Post lrtet frnln pbof6rrgt,hs
furnished by Mr.. e. e. UArkhurn
Mir - NJ r,,rttr e,o,o.,r, ~ A., A..
gnu rout Land and Loan SompanV Vas
10 tie stScLhoders of t6r annual m n9.iIgs
which WIN occur "Wednesday August qi
sbn,rr Eno.n,,h 800 - -,
narty fcri IL I'D ma i,."iIe ElI,s AVN
sSny( cnr1rr w VI ,''iun;S %. Mt, Ionh
Blrj,c mace Nt1,eir ana ,egro,h,,ant ~, r'u
me nhbIlc * rndl, ,u in,i taI" ~ iieS
~" ~ "''ehu'
There are nudclivercd telcgrams at tho
onl',i o. lae western Union Telegraph cont
p9i,sS, LOT in1nps amos MEs. "a Miller
ohMhe Ichlhns, " " Johnson, L. Man
inp sf, e,s ANY, - NJ lehhcy' davenport 4
.rL
LnN WthoagN cOhgregauon at the
( Jeshurrr, VIII hold services this. evening
M
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soseessesassassseasseeessssss

d u q q q "a q q ID q q q O. n . u
fN9 ,p LOT IeHarkana 10 ATTEND 10 pro
~ .s""u' uuSill' So
., Mr.; French Of Utica, N. " Is at
i'u','i'"s i'0uee
Johnson And wire or galveston are
su'9's Il, 'ne LaWl''.
A. j, MeSlojhlln ~ Lexington KY, is
SUES "i Wv r"Ni'F
X : AhWpe by ~ the United States
"n9 ~ 'pe i.N"lor'
w. n toward Or Galveston Is auto
s'np"'u ~ 'ne Ha"'or'
registered ~ the Rico.
MI q. *. Feldc Of Chappeli HIN is reg
Slered al me R.ee Motel
ping at the liutchns house.
ia Registered N tbe p,jstni go "'
MIR. ]. ii. Lad. Of Boonmort ,s amopr
the Iutchlns house guests.
A. .,t ~. - 7rl,,
guests at dc 'iIufchins house '''' '"ss'on ''e
~, ~ /" n lRGhonnE or SABINE Is
NJ. y "ou'
enesf nj th,s tIi,Snhine az, Of Louis Is
euvSf AZ Tue Huteh'He mouse
Mr, II NJ Bcar'sley of Kansas Clty
Mo' Is at tue hntchins house.
patles knlsome End VIE OF Mexico
Messrs. G. f. King ana II Bland OF
/ IaNot are regiStertd M the Rice.
Mir ]. Hldreth. Ir New york +roy.
tier' Is guest ~ the Rice hotel,
Mrs A. / Uen.v al tos Angoios r.,
is registered AT the uutahins banse III
j. NJ. Mason. representing IN. Advanc.
rhresher company Is al the bristol
Mr. w N,,,t, 40 r,,.
his headquarters al the Hutchins honse
Mr. cooroo - At...,,ar - -
s,iest yesicra. Ai'ha sa @d ENNIS was
Nlssos Mn, e,,1 N,S,,,,,. ,n,, ." ISL
hSuseI e ""io"s 'ne guests az the hutehhs
! Ja,ues Al sho,. ano u u .,
! NSvns0tu 49,, moA ~" ~ ~, ", Anuefson OF
: i,Swlor wv "n'ons 'ue a'r'Nals at tue
I MIR, 4 J. rava, =, po.to, !. ,
! the City. S'" u''ius ms stay IN
c,tt ~ Eo'n Smst boufse rs away from the
/ ctt', "" V"9'"'"s '"ut OF New hofk anu
~,
Mr u, y. OF was one ~ the arrivals
n tho iIS ea Vp''"ns Yesterday VINO registered
Nt,s.,. s',4.
anu BESSIE F"ntlon OF Liberty are guests at
'uv hlse motel
hessfs. IL. X, Il. Henry and r. H. Aous-
Soh OF beaumont are among the Hutchins
mouse arrivals,
W. A.. Malln. manager Bristol hotel. left
HnV NeN YORK,
/ Prof. W T. Connolly Of the Agricultural
and Mechanical college Is rcgiste ~, w 10y
the hutehlns house.
Mrs. npttlc Eeaeau Ferruson ~ paIostt,,.
is visiting Mrs George w Inirtiit Ny
Mr. cs,a, -
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remains TO be done aud the work Is being
so slowly accomplished thu the heart of
tvtrv true patriot grows sick with tne
rope deferred San Jacinto remains, amid
the rush Of commercial life, amid The OH
W1td march OF refined Civilizations hiss
ing and a byword-- without guard OF fence.
or mani Of stone or house, a wonder OF
forgotten vnlor 10 the tonrst of other
lcinls stigma upon the far escutcheon
OF the empire these heroes fought to win.
A Daughter of the Republic.
Houston, Texas, August Is, 1901
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-16
STREET CAR ACCIDENT.

d Fall on Texas Avenue.
Clif Wood the i0-ycmroid son of Mr. I.
l.. Wood Of It'll Travis street, sustained
very severe injuries by fall from Caro-
line and La Branch street car yesterday
afternoon, the accident occurring on Texas
avenue between Main and Fnnnln streets
The young man fen while the car was IN
motion, striking the back Of his head on
the payemeu, with such force as to render
him unconscious. lie was carried To the
Capitol pharmacy and attended by Dr
Kyle. Up ia the time he was conveyed
10 his fathers residence the young man
had not rcgancd consciousness and il S
feared his hurts are Of a serious nature.
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AMONG rnn pnI.EaArns.

Edwin Routledge Of San Antonio is n
prominent lawyer aud ls present ns n
delegate from his homo lodge
Among the delegates from Galveston YES
terday were Mrs w A. Jefferson u D.
Horsley.
Mayor J. W. Higgins OF Waco and chan.
celior Of Waco lodge United Mo1Tns, viii
be in the city this morning 10 attt,nd the
grand lodge, now Ia session
paul Meersheldt OF san Antonio. Who is
In ATTENDANCE as delegate ~ comfy
treasurer OF his county ANA one III fhe
leading real estarp mon az h3s gty
r. 8 Emmert Of nallas, Who Mis- Qe,.-
Ell grand recorder gt the org nisAUna ~
the grand lodge, Is also q former rpsiieut
OF Houston aud Is now secfttsrf 81 fha
Fidelity Savings asspeiatpn oi hi home
city.
Supreme Regent NJ r. johnson IL Daras
who aetea a. supreme ehencelicr % tae
organization Qt the gfalg lodge, Is A
president ~ ahe Fidelity sWfNes asals-
iion al Dallas
q A. IIorsley Of Galveston who N ia
attendance upon the grand lodge re-
turned home Lass ereDlHa, 1ut csDc.iS ia
be in his place ~ ne newly elected past
siaD os rht grand lodge tits mornins
Mr. Ferilnaad HarA cashier sln Az.
tonic National bank Nh0 " here M ai,
tendnnce on Grand lodge United Mouerlia
ran down 70 Galestfn last Night FOR "a
dip fn the brlny deep. Ha VIII r+tu d
this morning IN time Tor the m9fnlng sesr
sion.
insurance cfeics ip San Ap1enie Is in
attendance MS DELEGATE apt, being q
musician Of very nne accompi sntnentA MAS
chosen unanimously as grand musician q
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sssOsss7ssoeosOsssesosssssssa

II Briggs Of SIM Antonio nDd W. w
Rushmore Of Kansas city
Mr. II w. McGurvle, Mr. Thomas H.
Bonner, MIR, II. l. Od1ln and Or. r. r
Eovd and wife departed on the lnteina-
tlohnl and Grcnt Northern fast mail Tor
Minneapolis, MINI.
Dr. J. Il. McWhorter and w. A. Brldg, g,
ncth OF Tenaha came In YESTERDAY from
GaN eston, where the, had been attending
the Scottish Rite Reunion. Tenaha lodge
No; I8T Is now the proud poss ssor Of two
32d degree Masons.
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Excursions 10 SWAN e...l

Regular Tuesday and Friday eve,,,.
moonlight excursions to Sylvan Beach Ts
Porte. by Southern Pacific. G.. IL. AN ~
Music dancing, sailing and bathing ma,
leaves Central depot az b. M. Re,,-, .''a
a dawes s, ~ LSsse i9iSO ~ Regnaf SUM
Z. m, e,s5 a. NJ, 150 D. m fpvs SOD
Porte p. M, s;o5 .. N. A'e La
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Herrino-coppino.

Mt George H. Herring ana Miss court
ney Coping Cere married lasr Mont !.
s n ,I 1'ci9ck The ceremony occurred #
the Rev Dr. n. j. Brown p'Tri INV ~
was crowded With friends Of thf con tulcl
ing parties. who are popular yauus 'i re.r
of the Fifth ward s"uhg people
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T 0e sure md and use that Old and wen trloo
for children teething II sootSes syIrnpe'
sol ems the gums, 4ilays ali main cnlld,
Nlnd collie and is the best remcd cures
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WLLZNERY
SILKS

The silk Department is uphold
ing the vigorous gait of a most
brilliant and successful August.
Short length OF our best Glace Tafreta,
from TO s yards Ia a piece, ssEha
7Jc grade, special ..,.......... DVV
Black TafTctas, pure silk 81 inches
wide, oil finish, S125 grade, MWn
special ,......,, ..... GgG
Black Louisine. warranted pure TEn
silk, S1.00 quality, special 49,. 11
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-16

BE sstter Tor the Blood Than ssrsapa,,,,,
i Tgr ih9se living in the Malaria Die.
"'0's' DroNes Tasteless Chill Tonic.
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Remnants.

All short lengths Of blark II,
Dress Goods and Silks mslls5 I \
hgures, less than half prIce.
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En1broideries

LTTIDFUIuSFIES
remarkably reduced in prices. These
lott offer some rare bargain chances.
LOT 1F'lne Swiss Nainsook and Ham
huig Embroidery, Insertion and Edges,
N small and open work designs, to
inches wide, regular SOC and fkAn
4oc, special, yard .,.,.... ASG
Lot Extra fine Swiss. Nainsook and
Hamburg Embroidery. Edges and Inser-
tws, In rich and elaborate Irish Point
designs, 6 to 10 inches wide regular
50c and 61c, ssEn
special, yard ...... LOG
lot S-Extra fine Swiss, Nainsook and
Hamburg Embroidery Skirt Flouncing,
~ new and elaborate open work de
75c and Sl.00, fST
special, yard ..... DOC
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Mems Fine Clothing.

Our superb collection of Spring Suits has
excited most favorable comment among the
men who are considered good dressers in
Houston and vicinity. Crowds have visited
our store since our opening. many TO buy and
many to see what will be correct for this
season. For your Easter Suit you will find
here the most stunning effects in fancy
WOOlens and Worsteds, as we'll as blues,
black, OXfords, etc.
Sack Suits made up pure Wooden and W0edCheo Serge and
Cashmere the coats half lined with double warp thor
Oughy ped and CaMaSed and the inside construction of the suit
firstcas in every way The vests singebeasted IN mn
and made with without collars The real values of Gu DH
these suits are $R and SH, but price is only
Pure Wooden and Worsed Sack Suits half lined with fine quality
Farmers Satin Vest sNbuit0n with without collar fabrics light
or dark patterns These suits you cannot buy elsewhere q FIN
for less than Sl8, but we have marked them T. nj
| Only
Fine Cheo Cashmere Worsted Sack Suits black green and red
oerpadS and stripes and plain fabrics SnbuttOn with collar
The coats are half lined with excellent quality of serge Every
and every button Warranted perfect and We feel confident that these
the best values offered in Houston They 1 nn
we'll worth every cent of $40 but have marked y EEV
them only
of
NO mat now nary ne may DC Du The trousers are made
penders), or to be worn with belt
For Easter Sunday Su will od want V e pRyE R Re
FOck Coat and Vest with pair of fancy WOrsted Cas
Trousers You will find here absolutely styles including
every latest New York and London kk of fashion, the
dependable black Clay WOrsted and black unfinished WOSeds
The fit and finish OF these clothes perfect and you will eper
fence the satisfaction in wearing them that you would you
paid tailor twice as much to make them TO your measure
| Coats and Vests SO $3.50, SIS, $40 and SIS
Trousers with Cuway and Prince Albert Goats 0tO S0
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-03-29

at times, receiving on my shoulders
the drippings from waxen tapers
above, and finding support near the
bronze statue of St Peter, whose ex,
tended foot is worn smooth by the
kisses Of thousands, | stood for two
long hours.
When the services was finally
brought to close, three priests ap.
peared in balcony of the tribune, and
presented the cross and various relics
of the Saints. After making the sign
of the cross with them. three times
they retired and the multitude dis,
persed.
Though longing for a glimpse of the
benign old Pope, the wish was moi
gratitied, for he never appeared at the
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-03-29

Mrs. c. L. VanDeusen, Of Kilbourn,
Wis., was afflicted with stomach trou-
BILE and constipation for q long time.
She says: Il have tried many prepar-
ations-b but none have done me the good
that Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets have" These Tablets are for
sale at all drug stores. Price 20 cents.
Samples free. L. Schumacher & CO,
wholesale agents.
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WILL ASK
For RemouaI of DR.. A. 8
Howard-Falls People Mad.

1t is said that the real party to the
action against the L. A. Henry Wire
Co. is DR.. A. Z. Howard, superiD-
tendent of the Massillon asylum. The
petition asks for an injunction re-
straining the company from accepting
the franchise granting them the use
Of a portion of Broad St, Cuyahoga
Falls. The petition was filed by w.
\. Scarf, associated with DR.. Howard
in the sanitarium at the Falls.
He claims that the smoke from the
factory would be detrimental to his
business. 1t is said that an effort will
he made by number of Falls people
to have DR. Howard removed from