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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-24

ryouisltc ggecn cloth. AMI generllly
a,nulre a knowledge " men and afrars
that w>uA stand him IN hand IN after
years. Arriving AZ tho railnad depot
he prNNTNicd uN town and own the
casual observer noted that hc was glNNn
the rural districts But "Rcd' NNrdcd
them mt. lie was looklag for "knights
" the gyCn cloth" He dldat know
ius, exactly wher, H. would hnd theth
hui hapd hc w,Rh stumble rcroSs
,hcm in snn,c manner \ long Wa'k
raDed q, ne, any definite returns and
ne was about % givc up In disguSt
when tho sigh, " grc,n cloth caught
his eye. With N;tle cry ot d"'is1t,
ne rushed atrrss ;he street, wnerc an
Italian with a gyvep-covvg,N b'N was
MAKING "NNnlo Rooney" "ANnIc
laur.c." "p,wu IN Poverty row anl
other p'pulae AIRS, Wlt'. a m'Nh'y a''
nchei 90 str.ng h'ppei ab'u; tH'
curb,
Taerv could o. NJ doubt th.u, III
whole ,hiag IN tho m.nd ot he SIMPLE
country lad. Who hai 81, Ia his p',kct,
n, determined On take a chNncr. ard
t,lowing the impulse pANod a 5o-ccni
pi,cc on the green cloth With watch
the box VAS covered The organ grind
er turned the cNnk like a man looking
for exercise smiled pleasantly ami pr'-
cccdcl to aNSsess himself " tn half
dollar. II guess I've lost" Red" sad
to himself But he was 4 spnr, and
determined 70 piay proSpsstHu. the
next time placed 81 on the green cloth.
The organ-grfnder was yisady 0ftec'-
Ell hut in such a trying moment he
could not afrud % lSa his presence ot
mind and the dollar followed the first
plece of money TO ths uttermost r','rss
II the I.alans jeans, Must have lost
again" said Red" 20 hlms n. but n
kept plunging. this time betting s.,
Eventually the Italian was $lI ahcad
. leaving poor Red" AZ the merry VI IN"
san FrOncls,o public, He was lucky
and struck a Job. by dnt u hard
work he managed 20 accumulate 4 Few
dollars and also 10 make a friend or
;wo. These friends nntlced that ~ had
a mania Tor giving his money % Italian
organ-gr.nders, the number II which
was increasing with Startling rapid.ty IN
the district in which the youth r's!dcl
One DAY the friends asked Rel
what his object was In Separating him
SELF from his h0ri-sNrncd c'in. and
when he explained that he WAS taking
cirance they were amazed. They
finally learned tina. this was 'Rd's'
manner u gambling. and WI they
put the Willamette valley 9lungcr next
20 himself he was largely - the bad.
Afterwards he completed his rluca-
Inn. though in rather a different man
ner. and is now one OF the knights the
desire uo " whom ClSs; him 81 In o'
s.ttng a, san Francisco many years
ago.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-24
Society Events

of this city. and Mr. Robert Armstrong
Br>,iie, " Portland ocours Tuesday
as,ernooa at the residence " the brides
pdrenS
Miss Floret,a Elmor,. who Las been
!n SAN Francisco ',r the T0s, ,wo
months, h expcc.ei {, rcur' as son
As ;he grand ops;a season closes
Mrs \. I.e6ermln. wN, has bcon a.
Hot Lake. EiStern Orcscn, Tor the past
ava rNnths, re;UN>a home last CNcn-
.ag. much imppyed in health.
oiovcrnlv ANA Mrs. Gecr werc IN ,hc
city durinS ;hc vrck visiting VITA
Mvs GaSr's mother. Mrs J. 4 Tru'-
Nnger
Ms Cr1ag has gone ~ Forvs. Crow
70 spend Th1nksstv.og tdy With her
father and mother. Dr. lni Mrs Crarg.
Mr.. and Mrs J, w Ge;uke, who re
Gently returned nom Kansas City, have
gone ~ California for the winter
Miss VIII Madison Aas almOSy en-
tirely reN,vered fNom her recent illness.
and Is now at honle.
Mrs. NJ ]. Fox has gone 10 san Fran
cisco, where she will spead the winter
wiSh friends.
Mrs. Z. NJ. CAler has gone 70 SAN
Francisco. 10 remain for some weeks
Mss Anita Trenchari has returned
trom a visit with friends in Portland.
Miss Phoebe Davis, Of Portland, Wis
lied Astoria friends during the week.
Mss Pauline Hickman. o. Portland.
IS In the city visiting with friends,
c. NJ, Celler leaves on the Elder for
San Francisco this morning.
Mr.. George Deilum. 0! P'rIhru was
in the city during the week.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-24
THE CLOTH WAS GREEN
Ana the Country Boy Took 4 Chance
Against a Hand Organ.

Jus. az present. when thlngs IN the
gambling line are rather quiet. the
windy sports find plenty cf time to
indulge in their favorite pastime o.
storytelling. Il shouldn't Ne Inferred
from this that there's nothing dom
with the gamblers, for uccasionally
play IS quite heavy Bu; toward the
middle of the week things quiet down,
and one may hear lots " oil stories
Il he chances % drop in al the right
hour Among the local knights Of the
green clO-h-with which expression, by
the way. this story has 10 deal-there Is
a strong variety " story-teIlers one
OF the stories going the rounds Is told
on a well-known dealer of the fasc.n-
at!ng game OF twenty-one. The inN-
yidual IN question bears a nickname
that corresponds with the color II his
hair. and feIlow-sports vow and de-
clare tha, the story Is true.
Red comes from the fertile valley
n the Willamette. where his bOyhoOd
days were spent With Sheriff Lnylle
and others, he followed the agTicui,-
ura line. He is an accomplished mu-
sc.an. but even the excitement of
country dances eventually wore OF and
h. tired of the mno.ony Of the Hfe
h. was living. OccasionaAy .G his home
an the banks Of the PLACID ere k h-
heard stories u knights Of the green
clJth' and Of the wonderful winnings
and los.ngs made by them But n
mad never seen a r=al gambler. S. Per
kins and BIZ Thompson mai played
seyen-up down Ito the store bu; the
cement Of green cloth was lck-ng. nor
were th=rs any soul-s,irr.ng stakes.
Evidently" ne mussd, my education
is sadly lacking"
san Francisco was the Mecca Of his
pilgrimage. There, he thought, he
would see the real gambler and the
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-24
Philippine REVENUE.
Minneapolis Tribune.

Minneapolis Tribune
The decision u the internal revenue
bureau that spirits and beer exported
To the Philippines must ray the lnter-
nal revenue tax Is IN accorianca with
the ruling OF the supreme court thar
Puerto Rico was not foreign territory
after the cession by Spain. Il dos not
touch the question WHETHER - uo C n
gness can establish by law a different
system Of taxation FOR annexed terri
tory from that which prevalles N the
United States. That was decided af-
firmatlvely of Puerto Ricn where con-
gress put the different tax into effect
by It's own act. The only qu stion that
remains to be deciled FOR the Palip-
pines Is whether or no eOngress can
delegate IL taxing power 10 the pr.s.-
dent This win b. got bafIre the su-
pr-m- c1ur, IN soma way before very
long.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-24
NOTICE FOR pIps

Notice Is hereby given. that W TO
the hour " . o'clNk y. IA. ou tho
.5Ih day u November. 1901. tho COM
mi,rec on streets and pubuc WaNa "
Tho Common Council " the city ot
Astoria will rNcuivr acalvd bids Tor ,ho
cOnstrtctiOn ~ Tho !upCDN "mcnt ~
Eleventh strcc. trum tha north line u
CNmmorcial strcc, tO tho routh lnr ~
Rond s,rc,. as ordered improved bv or
dinancc No s6ti ~ the CllY cy Aato-
ria, ard according tu tho plans and
spyc. n,utlOna THEREFOR,
All bids must conform 10 tho 70.
uulrcmcnts ~ lri'htpcc No ljt tpaEo
lt6 q 1896 complied charter and crd'-
nancvul and The r ghi Is rt.cr ed 20
rrjcc, any ana all b.da
& g trrZtNGER.
W. J COOK.
l.. AGREN.
Committee on SCrvcts and Public WaYs
u tho Common couucil u tho CITY
~ Astoria.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-24

lis, and lots 4. 9. 6. IN block isl, ana
l0ta I, 2 and IN hl,ck lSs, IN tho town
tnoW CitN VI Astoria. In ChtaHAp coun.
~, urgon, as all out and fcooidcd
Av J, NJ, ShvclN
That the CITY Survcor laa been dl-
trc,rd O. prpptrV and tllc with the Au.
dtor and pollcc JUdge ot said Guy
Vt Astoria estimate W the oesta and
expenses ot constructing said mpr'Nc-
mtnt and spc,ihtauona for ;ho p,o-
pHscl work,
This nnI1r "a puhlNhci I In tho MWr-
mg Astor.an Tor eight days Ia pur~
suanec 10 an orihanc, platcd on tho
18th day ot Nov. 1901, dlryctInK tho
stmc date ~ hrs, pub.lv1u N NOV. s0Ih,
1901 II, H. NELSON,
AUDITOR aud relitc Iudsc ot 'hc CITY
~ Astoria,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-24
NOTICE FOR BIDS

Notice Is hrrrby giycn. thai no 20
the hour ~ 2 o'clo,'k = m. on the
sSth day " November. 1901 tho CON.
uhtcc on streets and public WAYS II
,he Common Council II no CITY of
Astoria win receive seal "a ds tor the
construction " Tho Improvement "
Commercial street fr,m tho east lin-
% Trnh Hirrut .1 the west lus ot
Fourteenth s,rvvt as pringvl Improved
by orinancr No s6t1. " The CIV a,
Astoria. and according O. the plans
aud specifications therefor.
All BIDS must conf rm th 'He rruu!ro.
mrnN " ordinance NJ ~ tpAgo liG
~ 1895. compltd charter and Ordl-
uanccsl and ,hr risht s reserved TO
ryjrc, any and all bids
g T. TrZtNGER.
W J. COOK
l. AGREN.
Committee 90 Streets and Public WaYs
~ the Common Counsel 4 tho CITY
~ Astoria,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-24

W.ls viii Ns rev.ycd by the County
Caur, ot Chta,p county. Ovgun until
"Wednesday. pocgmhor l. 1901, al y.
IN. cor ylrarug the risht x way bo-
tween tht I and ml' posts along the
Mona tm. ur NJ a., mad Sall right
IT way must br c'rlvi o, brush,
ftct. logs and a,umps 20 t'ct wide, 10
.Nn satisfaction VI tut County Road
Master
Rd, must state tho prize per llncai
tl,t. r,d or mll- and the date VI COM
plr,lun W stl1 work
Tho right 60 reject any or all bids u
hcrhv reserved
lly order ot tho County Courl.
". J WHEKIrN, Clerk.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-24

About n year ago wrote tho Medical
Department Of your company 10 anonr.
tain whothoT or not your 3, g. &. would
euro Cancer, as my wife had ono on hor
breast. which throo or four OF tho bost
doctors a. erosion, Iowa, advised hor TO
have cut out or removed with u plaator'
Upon receipt ofyour lottor, bought hvo
bottles and Bho commenced TO tRko IL,
and in Ices than eight months aho was
curod. did not writo you until now bo-
oauso I wanted 10 500 iftho cancer would
como back again. There arc no symp.
toms or gigns Of return and wrlto In
order 70 lot othorB know what a wOndor-
ful medicine your q. 8. g. IL. MY wifo
used Just l7i bottles, but tho Cancer
was cured after sho had takon l2 or ID.
fool as though your 8. 3. s. could not
bo too highly recommended.
@. Z. BIMEoAR, Thayor, Iowa.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-24

A Marc Serious AFFAIR MIR Collegc-
ht,Ni-NcS, Jack S,alwart got hls neck
h,>,kcN Ia thar game lNc1y tvlgh
luck. hut not noar 50 ttd as wcia, hap
nciS,l to pvksrupp Glaiys--oA, dcar'
What happened to lNckcruppr Mr. CO..
lcgchyyA On gastlS whspNr) -lc
rnmhled thu hall'-aludsc
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-24
Chronic Ulcers
Ealing Sores

An ulcers
constant care worry anxiety malignant fostering produces
unhealthy mory sensitive miserable
gloomy could be otherwise when haunted by the nn
discharge, M fluids nbnng the &
strength and vitality An eating lingering ulcer naturally fills the sufferer WIN fear
cong o
gcsh wacry and feeling the dull hmng sharp shooting
astle ptiailtc the tissues
sohca
tainted small that does promptly and pu
nny upon the p the eway gowho mole the cheek
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-24

and other parts OF the body,
and the almost impcrccptiblc
tumor or lump upon the breast,
as often result in Cancer as the
deeper and more frightful-look-
ing ulcers. They feed upon
the same morbid and destruc-
tive materials that are gcncr-
ated within the blood, and
inflammation and destruction
Of tissue will continue just so
long as this impure matter is
carried through the circulation
to these old sores and ulcers.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-24

WIulng 10 Stay m.--M's,Sss-.Will NJ
,,,u wan, u,uN, than two nights Vut a
week. NV GN-WcN, NJ, mum;
tNu will hc enough c0nridv'iU that
there's un nicry this S'NHon New
NArh MtN,klN
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-24
P PacificNavigationCompany

Steamers II Emore" and "W II Harrison
Only iamook GarbaId and Bay City, Jacksonville
Connecting Railroad navigation Com
Astoria Columbia River Railroad for San fran
points freight and passenger rates
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-24

Six years ago my log from tho hnoo
20 tho foot was ono holid sore and
very ononalvo, l Hpent over 81 200
on two trips 10 Hot 9prlnEl. Local
physicians treated 30 TO no purpose,
had about como 20 tho oonoluHion
20 have ny log amputatol whom q
friend induced ia0 b. try y. 9, -,
'eghn 10 tako your medicine, rtd
in hevon months it plHtoly
cured mo. consider q, q. y. tho
Rrandobt medicine tho world haa
over known. MY onao ia n witnoan
today an to what y. =. q. viii do
whom takon rogU1rly. have gain.
cd 30 pounds. I write thiA q Hhow
tho company my appreciation Of
their wonderful medicine, and l am
ready 20 write letter at any time
TO any ono wishing further infor.
nation,
J.D. TALBERT, Winona, Miss.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-24

Mrs. ]. L. Kline, Of this city. and
Miss Howitz Of New York, left this
week for Seattle. After a short visit
at the Sound city, they viii go 10 San
Francisco.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-24

Mrs. I. r. Halst sad and Mss Halls
tead leave shortly 'or :nelr home in
Southern Califr1nia Their nanv friends
IN the city regret their depar urs very
much and hope coon - zee lh-m back
"a arafu
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-24

The announcement of the engagement
OF John D. MCGOWAN ami Miss Cam
pion. Of PJrrland, Is pronounced by MI.
MCGOWAN to be erroneous. The Asto-
rian's authority was a note received
through the mail, and supposed at the
time to be authoritative.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-24

Washes avcs anything else applied directly to the do
do with gceedng plague spots You might out every
flesh and sap the bne but another would come The po
ing process begins we'll s. s. S. the only
accomplish this ceanses and purfes the circulation and
carried through the little veins and arteries to the sore brings bo
around the edges and and thorough effected
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-24

The marriage Of Miss Myrtle V. Blinn,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-24

Rumor says that Aiss lIobsoa Is soon
10 leave for New York, where he VII
continue her studies in music. Astoria
will lose one Of her -west =, Singers for
awhile. az last Tae b-st wishes II
her many fr-ads 90 vita her
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-11-24

The Thursday Afternoon Club was
entertained this week At the home u
Miss EIn0re. cJrner Franklin avenue
AMI Eighth Street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21
N BIG FOOTBALL GAME
fl Be Played Between Yale aud
Harvard Next Saturday.
IL HAVE REASON TO BE PROUD
1Eg Are Considered Bit Stronger
rsan Their Opponents in the
Coming Struggle.

vort November 20.-one game has
A owed upon another in the busy football
Y ,,n and the sequence Of victories aud
q .,s has led to the eliminating battle
.s' veor. 10 take place nest Saturday
y .-noop on Soldiers Field, in Cambridge,
vale and Harvard being the con
Ming teams. -
4 harvard should be left to fight for the
"A, victory. as they were in 1900. II
a Wins the sons of Eli are again the
,snrted champions of the year. as they
I, 1oO0 Ii Harvard is able TO beas
4 tbs anrels that belong TO the vie
q can be worn by the men of the crim'
q Win uncommon pride, for they will
Y hesteu an eleven that has Fought its
4, through much adversely to the usual
u Sanding that attends upon Yale
$IItIb Vale and Harvard eliminated from
"A football situation because Of the Ger
n ~ mat they Will divide hrst and sec
q niaees. II is assured that Princeton
etis third place this year beyond ques-
n and Cornell is equally as strong for
y e nm is out of It, No matter
nm he Quakels do against Cornell on
scnksgiying Day their previous showing
n disqualified them for a seat on the row
4 no 'Blg -Four" this year.
<aies attack will vary little from that
Il last Saturday. Haryards defense viii
n stronger than 4 has been for two years
4royiding that Yale and Harvard play
3slly as well ms they have Up to the
3sent fine. Almost a score of fumbleS
la piace last Saturday. If as many take
~ next Saturday and If they happen
e 10 be distributed mpartially, the pre-
Hions of wise men and prophets will
4 hut ''bahbling words
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21
CAUSE OF DEAFNESS.
The Most Common Cause Only Recently
Discovered.


The Most Common Cause Only Recently
Discovered.
II has been stated on good medical au-
thority that nineteuths Of cases OF deaf
ness are caused from catarrh or from sore
throat trouble.
The little tube which leads to the ear
from the throat is lined with sort OF
yclvcty structure called mucous membrane.
This membrane IS simply a continuation OF
ina mucous membrane lining The throat.
" hen disease o. any sort attacks the
mucous mgmhruue OF The throat II is very
liable to extend INFO the Eustachian tube
me history of nearly all cases Of deaf
ness is like this: A cold Is contracted aud
neglected other colds are taken. the throat
becomes sore and iuhamed' when Is az
Erayated bE particles di Dust and germs
from the mir This condition causes he
DIS Ease 70 spread Into the tube that leads
90 lie ear
II seems a Httle far-fetched 10 say thar
most cases OF delfne are caused from
caiHrh. hut II Is certainly true ana any
one who has had a severe catarrhal cold
must have noticed how the hearing was
affected while The cold lasted.
With cGtarrh sufferers this impairment
OF hearing becomes chronic ana grows
worse the lOIter he catarrh J. neglected.
You can care ca arrh and dcafn SIS by the
regular use OF an excellent new prepare
tlnn called Stuarts CaiaUh IaOiets, com
posed OF antseptic remedieswhlch act both
on the mucous membranes but principally
ana most effectunlly on the blood, ellminRt-
ing the catarrhal poison from the sys EN-.
People whose hearing IS defective may
think II g little remarkable that simple
and harmless tablet would very often re-
move an traces of deafness, bat when It
Is remembered that catarrh causes the
deafness and that the catarrh Is easily
cured bv the regular use OF Siuart's Ca
tarrh Tablets there Is no mystery about II.
III you are subject 10 nasal catarrh or
catatih Of throat. bronchial tubes or ca
ss.Ht and IA "A "a
most effective treatment Is the new ca
tarrh specific, Stuarts Catarrh Tablets.
sold by al druggists at 50 cents for full
sized package.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21

hshermans net is much favored. but Irish
crochet In the various tlnts Is the lace OF
the season. Another new lace is cluny
guiPnre which is not quite so heavy as
ordinary gulpure aud in cluny pattern. The
eit-hand bodice Of the Illustration had a
yoke OF this lace In cream and gold. The
SoodS of the bodice was white satin uPl-
cAded with lunches Of velvet forgetme-
nots.
Other dainty concets In trimming appear
IN tAe remaining pictured gowns On the
upper hnclce OF the picture, which was coral
red zihcllne, were bands of silver and
white paSsementerie, another band giving
The belt, the silver buttons that fastened
the tabs of the goods harmonlZing nicely
with the rest Of the trimming Below ibis
Is bodice of white silk polka-dotted In
black velvet, 1t Ind willow green velvet
belt, white chiffon front trimmed with
green velvet and black silk loops and
plated cuffs, sailor collar and position
buc! \ common form Of the current
position back is composed OF two medium
sized boN-plairs flushed with rows OF fancy
buttons or left unadogued they are not
deliberately trimmed with lace and velvet
as they were earlier in the season. Figured
and brocaded silks are much employed for
this style Of back
Capes are to be worn on all occasions
aud are made in soft cloths, broadcloths,
velvet and Tx. In the picture is one OF
robins egg blue colienuc. with smuCk M.
narrow black silk braid and black velvet
bow and ends supplying finish.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21
THE DOG AND PONY SHOW
GENTRY BROTHERS WITH THEIR BIG
COMBINATION VISIT HOUSTON.
The Parade but Forecast Of the Big
Show. on Which There Is Little
Rooun for Improvement.

Gontrv prns, ,.,I,o, a,l,,,ol- .t,,,,. .,.,.
DIVE u"'uS" animal SNOW caiie
TO town Yesterday morning and in accord
ance with A time bonored custom turned
ont IN nornino, n,r,do r,r dor, ~
Wv ~ NV "''e ''' '''' VI ""s 'nu
pony snow II was a great parade made
upon the usual custom as only such paradcs
can he Thero was d., 1,ct, NJ hosn,,,,toi
'"'N VI p'"e''u
la"I'S' ont the hundreds of trained ami
mails were enough TO claim attention.
There were clown DOES with tbe ra5dost
49,,
uI 'l''u ''iaIN 10 dHSisnale ihem as the
fun makers. After making a tour of the
prlnclpaI strec,s th, p5r,dc returned to no
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21
Always UnIformly Exeellent.

Wolfe's Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps
has for three generations been the
ideal remedy In lnfantile and Female
Troubles. In the former its prompt.
ness, in the latter its efficiency, have
won the Endorsement of the entire
medicaI world. For emergencies moth.
ing can exceed its prompt action. It
is always OF uniform excellence. AS a
tonic its powers are marvellous, and its
appotizipg taste insures that Il will be
conscientiously taken by the patient
Though counterfeits and limitations
abound. Druggists and Grocers supply
the Genuine.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21
lndinestion.

Perfect digestion means pure blood, Ao;,t,
blood mems a clear complexion. ~ W u'"''
eve and an elastic step. Indigo
WAYS the result OF negligence muscular
assist nature ~ fehep3.ns 5st as bad.
anna, ,sui az fppc.ions Of TIE bodv IL you eat
dnwise--lt is crime against mild you up
self Overcrowdng the stOmas rs foot win
food difficult Of assimilation, 1lgh -, ~,
main causes OF Indigestion. III auV F'sur
known by snllOw, spotted or oner years,
dun and lusteress eyes: disas ed By physi.
with coated tongue; fretful ave years
ill-temper. Dr. Caldwells 5Or
and Herb Laxative Compound yer Medicine
relief. and Is a complete cure,sSsgWhere
OF stomach troubles, dyspepsia
and constipation, sick headache
ness, rheumatism and malaria. = louise
druggists In 50-cenl and Sl00 "a There Is
never IN DUE -, we Nl'i ne r "a" be seen IN
little booklet on stomach troubaee ANA.
will mention your symptomsily OF Lnulei.
syrup Company. Monticello. Ill. Mr.. rhama,
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tn,,an Arus county. Texas, November

Mullen, Mills County. Texas November
17.--Three days ago we had goou t az
and since then heavy frost. The cotton
Is ali dead; no top crop matured, as II was
all killed before opening. Last yeer theIe
was marketed from here about 2UOV nal T., ,
This wear about 700 bales were raised ~
his sertlon and about 800 have been sold
The balance is being held by the farmers heas
Much more wheat aud oats have been
planted than usual, ana they are nnse' ,r a.,
the farmers are huyLnE corn sAifPeu A'V'
North Texas and Kansas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21
Oakland Results.

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p.sS' sellIng-Forkford, Hungarian,
'lna' Time 1;l6l..
'Bainapn,ta 6alf furlongs, selliug-Mures.
III aaJ l. Colonial Girl. Time I:OS4.
a9g turlong, selling -Galanthus,
n flsV -, free Lance. Time 1:56h.
ppngu a sixteenth, free hundicap-Auto.
.trr MtO shannon, Greyfeld. Tine 1:49iS.
NJ course, Professionalism, Byron
bpss 'gTT,i r Selling-Duckoy, Redwald,