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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-18
PLAN OF ENEMIES,
SAYS CHEATHAM.
CHARGES BASED ON TECHNICALITY
District Recorder of Deeds Says n
Chance Inadvertence IL Being
Urged Against His Retention
in Present Office.

Henry P. Cheatham, Recorder Of Deeds,
in discussing the rumor that President
Roosevelt would not reappoint him for
another term, said this morning that If
he is removed from Office it win be on a
mere technically. He added that for
some time some OF his political enemies
have been endeavoring to have him re-
moved IN order that one of themselves
might succeed him as Recorder of Deeds
for the District.
Could Net Affect Mr. NIcKinIey.
All the influence they could muster, Mr..
Cheatham said. was brought to bear on
President Mckinley, but without avail
Now, he continued, some one of his ever
alert enemies has discovered that in his
voluminous correspondence, two private
letters were sent out in official envelopes
While there is no doubt OF the truth of
this charge. Mr. Cheatham stated there
is also no doubt that so far as he is con-
cerned, it was entirely accidental. When
ever he turned over a batch of letters to
be mailed TO his mailing clerk. Mr. Cheat
ham said he would always give the clerk
money with which to purchase stamps for
the unofficial or private correspondence
This was not done he said, in one case,
hence the development of the fact that
two Of his private letters went out in Of
fetal envelopes That is all there is to
the matter, Mr. Cheatham said, and that
is the whole basis for charges to be pre-
ferred against him and viii perhaps make
grounds for his removal
Going Home for Christmas.
Mr.. Cheatham then said s5at he will
leave the city tonight for his home in
North Carolina. where he viii spend the
ChristTr-- -
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-18

Nationals Rogers Brothers in Washing
ton afternoon and evening.
Columbia-Andrew Mack in Tom
Moore. evening
Chase's-Percy HaswelI in The Liars. -
afternoon and evening
Lafayette-~An Enemy to the King, .
afternoon and evening
ACADEMY across the Pacific even
ing
Herman s-.-Big Sensation Burlesquers, =
afternoon and evening.
Bijou-BuTIesqUe and vaudeville, after
noon and evening.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-18

andrew Gonzales, alias Cuban Kid. when
called to trial yesterday. withdrew his
plea OF not guilty, and pleaded guilty TO
assault with intent 10 kill. He was sen
fenced by Justice Anderson TO imprison-
ment for three years ii the penitentiary
at Noundsvi1ie, " Va John Dangerfeld
pleaded guilty TO 4 second offence Of petit
larceny, and was sentenced TO imprison-
ment for q year and = day in the peni-
tertiary
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-18
Caring for white House Lawns.

The White House lawns are being COW
cred with fertnizing material The green
sod will remain hidden from sight all
during the winter months. The Iuxuriance
Of the grass IN the White House grounds
Is largely due 10 the fertilizing process
repeated every year.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-18

Mystic Cure Tor rheumatism and neuralgia
radically cures IN to days It's action upon the
system IS remarkable and mysterious. IL re-
diately disappears The first dose greatly benefits
- cents and 81 Sold by Stevens Pharmacy,
PENNSYLVANIA Avenue and Ninth Street
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-18
Fine NeekWaaT for Women.

Our showing Of handsome and at
tractive neckwear has caused many
comments, which endorses cur ideas
of pretty neck filings. For Yule-
tide present you viii find this lire the
very kind ycu are looking for.
csc viii buy handsome black
Liberty SILK Bca. made with long
plated ends. which sold Tor $125 and
Sf.50; also 2-yard long Crepe de
Chine Ties with PIeated ends. others
with cluster OF tucks; elegant Jabots
with and without stocks, round and
square lace collars, some with csc
TeTeTs, each------.-.- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~
Our showing OF Jabots. stocks. and
Bows. Lace Ties. Neck Boas, Lace
CELLARS, IN an endless variety of styles,
including ali coiors, as well as white
and black-prices ranging from
5000 down 10 $50
As very special we are. Offering 100
dozen Windsor Ties IN pla;ds. stripes
and -dots-aH colors. the I5G
kind usually sold at 25c, for. IL
100 dozen fine AII-siIk Automobile
Ties, made with corded centres and
heEstitched ends. il all coiors-also
LibsTty JabOts and Cream Lace Ties,
each yards Iong-tEese goods 1CC
represent value up 10 see, for
An elegant assortment Of Neck Fix
ings, consisting Of fine quality Liberty
Silk Jabots and Stocks. the new Tai
feta Ties with tUTn-Cver collars. Lace
Collars, plain colors in Panne Velvet
Stocks, separate Jabots, 2-yard long
twice around Silk Ties, and fGC
many other pretty effects at. ~
We are going TO close the balance o
our Lace Collars. which represented
800 dozen. all round effect, which TIC
sold at Size. Observation-Disclosures. -
This department IS located first
floor. sections T and &.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-18
4 GhanGa for Silk RuYaES.

We have been fortunate enough to
secure loo Waist Patterns. containing
3 Is yards in each. Of aII-siik black
satin cyrano-this is cloth which is
soft has a beautiful bright lustTe- the
wearing qualities equal to the best
it's a grade which has always sold at
sec per yard-these patterns are put
up in fancy boxes at, per 81 So
patel Il
Where can you get a present SO rich
and useful that would take The place
OF this gifJ at such figures,
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-18
Dorntot.n Temnerature.

The temperat lures registered by the stand
ard Thermometer at House & Hermann s
today were: $ a m. q degrees; u m, %;
. o. N. %.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-18
4 Great Opportunity for Xmas
SINNERS.

leo Beautiful Lamps to be sold at
a p-ice. both parlor and banquet
every one 5 handsomely decorated in
various shades and coloTings some
are finished with metal bases and dec
GRATED globes others have globes to
match the Iamp-every one has The
most up-to-date and complete burn
ers-we have arranged this large as
sentiment into three lots:
Quality /, which represents 81 %
lamps worth $500, for........-IE.JO
Quality ., which represents 81 GO
lamps worth $6-G0. for $40
Quality ), which represents ST 0Q
lamps worth SEQ and SSO0, for T.JO
On sale, House Furnishing Dept
third floor
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Gloves,

We have made the greatest prepaT-
atoms for the sale Of Gloves for these
Christmas times that we nave ever
undertaken. . salesIadies await Your
calling, and who gre capable Of FL
ing your wants in every way
Women's two-cIa.p gIace Lamb-skin
Gloves, French make, they are per
feet in fit and hip-these are
in every color as well as white
and black, including every 81 m
size. FER wv
W9men's tEree-clasp glace Kid
Glove, the finest French make. our
own special br&Ed-these we are show
ing in all coloTs as well IS white and
black-they are made with gus
seted fingers End have that II IN
perfection ft-per pair--.----- '0V
ChiIdren's Glaze Kid Gloves, the
usual 75e quality, which we are iQC
Offering in every size, per pair--
Children's Glaze Kid Gloves in col
ors of brown. red. assorted tans and
white-also every size, at Fer pair,
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-18

Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday;
rising temperature Thursday, light yaTi-
able winds. becoming sOutherIy.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-18
TEMPERATURE.

temperature at 9 g. m.--.--............
Temperature at L, noon ..-.........-...24
Temperature al 2. m.................26
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-18
Cbs Corning Cill1eB
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER Is, 1901.
The Weather indications.

Publication Office:
CORNER TENTH AND D STREETS
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-18
THE SIN AND MOON
TIDE TABLE

sun rose. f3} \. II. Sun sets..4:40 T. \
Moon rIses--------- Noon sets. 11-4I T n
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-18
Our Suit Department
for Xmas shoppers offers two
very specials in jackets.


50 Superfne Kersey Cloth Jackets
in castor, tan, and black, lined
throughout with Skinner guaranteed
satin, made with double-stitched
edges. overIaid velvet colIar-for fit
and finish they cannot be surpassed
garments which have no record at
all and are inferior to these are be-
ing sold at $3.50 and $16.50 S11 40
eaCh-this lot We offer at---0i 10
The next lot contains II High-grade
Women's Jackets. in IS and 22-inch
lengths-they come from one of New
York's foremost cloak makers, and
consist OF the balance OF his sample
line-n0J a single garment worth
less than $1,000, and some worth a
great deal mOTe-the sizes are mostly
81 e. and 3S-if you can be fitted,
yea viii set one grand bar Sic M
% % . . .
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-18
In TaiIQr-nada WaIking Suits

We have two special numbers. which
we are Offering, much below real
worth
We have 20 taflor-made Walking
Suit. made OF oxford and brown ma
teriaIs. the jacket is silk lined and has
the Norfolk effeCt-the skirt Is made
with wi h f t'1irr a sa5 hopnee- S10.98
So fine Walking Suits, which we have
been selling regularly at $3.50. $3.50,
and $22.00, have been put on a large
table &c be distributed among SfF IN
our trade at--.------.----- O'VO
Second floor. Suit Dept.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-18
husband Granted Divorce.

Justice Bradley today granted William
H Despot a divorce from Rirdie Despot
on the ground Of desertion Thomas L.
pIainant
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and 75c

Foster Lacing Kid Gloves. the only
real comfortable fastening attached to
hand ings-both kinds for women
and chiIdren-alsc Suede Kid Gloves
OF this same make, in every size, at
$50 and 500.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-18

Optical Goods.
ANOTHER SPECIAL SALE THIS
TINE WE ARE GOING TO SELL YOU
GOlC-fIIed SpectacIes and Eyeglasses
compiate- for S1.25. These are the
same that other eye specialists are
charging from $500 to $500 for The
wearing qualities Of the rims are guar
anjeed for ten years This is another
special sale for three days, to 81 1S
introduce this Hne-each-. ~
Our specialist who is in charge Of
this department viii examine your
eyes and fit these frames with the best
quality reading lenses Should you
buy any of these glasses for presents,
We viii cheerfulIy exchange them after
the Holidays.
You viii also fud a fun line of Opera
Glasses in this department, which We
are offering from
$500 down to 1898
Also Shell and Silver Lor- 6! 75
gnettes. from $4-e0 down to-. 10
Eyeglass Hooks and Chains. solid
and gold flied, from
1898 down 70 SOC
Oculists' prescriptions and compIi-
Gated grinding a speciality.
First foor-section J, adjoining the
elevators.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-08
NOTICES OF HEARINGS.

PASSENGER Service Between Beaumont
and Sabine Pass TO Be Considered.
Austin, Texas, September Z The rail-
road commission today issued tn. follow.
Ing notice of hearing regarding the pa SEN
ger train service between Beaumont in |
Sabine Pass:
1t is ordered that notice he and the same
Is hereby given to all perfons intert~>c
that thea, lhe rairo2d commission Of oId sxas wiil
Office In Austin, take up and consider he
matter Of complaint against the Texas
and New Orleans Railroad mpany, al
leslnc insufficient. passenger train service
Tor the accommodation OF pass myers lie
tween Beaumont and Sabine Pass.
Al persons interested in the matter
above set forth are requested to rrescnt
to the commission their vi VS. in regar 10
the same on or before the date of hearing
The following notice of h airing was n 80
II is ordered that notice be AMI the S" me
Is hereby given 10 al persons Interested
S9T I'm me rr rsTo9d c1mscnn ,oo TeNas
its office in Austin, take nj aud consider
n proposition to cancel mn authority issued
By this commission Dec, mber 4 1900 Tor
ferson and Northwestern railway 70 points
on the Texas mud Pnrl c railway; Missouri;
thu International and Great Nor n all
road, o. the same rates on number a nj
articles taking same rates ms are In hec-
from dtutlhOn 10 luV. uint punt = ~ u lhe
allowance to the j fre ard Northwest
ern railway of pa cents per 10 pounds as
An persons Interested in the matter
above set forth are requested to present
ia the commission their views In regard
to the same on or before the day of the
hearing
Also the following,
II is ordered that notice he and the same
Is hereby given TO all PEI sons interest d
that the railroad commission OF Texas vii !,
on Tuesday. September II, l9n, NJ its Of
fice iii Austin, take up and consider the
matter of an amendment g ne "cxecp-
lished by circular No. 1856 II W II be PRO.
noscd to establish the following In lieu OF
item 9 Of said circular:
Passenger vehicles. knocked down and
Grated. actual weight. less Than carbon ls-
frstclass set up and too large to he
loaded IN box cars; minimum wight 1000
mounds for each vehicle. frs class set up
or knocked down !oaded IN bnx cars, ca
loads. minimum weight lt,G1o pounus,
thirG-c,ass
Al persons interested In the matters -
forth above are requested to present 10
the commission iher views regarding the
Same on or before the date of the hea irg.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-08
Noies and Personals.

Mr. w. f. simmons Joint city ticket
agent for ali the roads using the Grand
Central depot, has gone mp TO Denver
Colo. for a while. Mrs, simmons accom-
panied Mr.. Simmons.
Colonel j. c. Andrews, Southwestern
passenger agent Of the Southern railway re-
turned IN his headquarters In Houston yes
terday after an absence Of rev Gays spent
on trip through louisiana
A washout occurred on the Southern Pa
clfc line near Raymond Texas Friday
night which delayed traffc for twenty
hours 1t was reported III Houston that
one bridge had been entirely washed away
and that two others were more or less
damaged.
Attached TO the International and Great
Northern fast NAH leaving houston az 8'5u
which will he run through 20 cincinnati
for the accommodation Of delegates To the
National coured Baptist convention Whicl
viii he held at Cincinnati September ll-lS
The overnight special from Houston "a
ScabrOOk which WAS run over the GhlNes'
ton Houston and Northern during the sun
mcr was discontinued yesterday evening
the last train going down AZ O'Clock
train will arrive In Houston from sea
brook tomorrow morning al $3.50 O'Clock
and that Will be the last one run ON the
summer schedule this year.
Mr. A. NJ. Hall. recently appointed as
sstant city passenger and ticket agent Tor
the Katy. Succeeding Mi. F. L. Clements.
promoted to the local agency OF the road
and assumed mis- new duties. Mr.. Hall
comes from Tavor, where he has been In
the service Of the Katy, and he hears a
most excellent reputation lie VIII no doubt
become very popular among the local rail
road men. who welcome him among them
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-08
tiiah Island Comnlalns.

TO the Editor OF The Post.
lhgh Island, Texas. September 6.-I have
II from the best possible authority that the
magnatos OF the Gulf and Interstate rail.
roau' having seemingly declined all the
VERY, ,hDeral offers of assistance made them
ul Messrs Cade, Lucas. Chase, Bordnues
ana others, these parties have become dis
sustcu at me treatment they have received
anu nave withdrawn these offers Feeling
II incumbent on them TO protect their i'm
LefeSt, as well as those of the travelling
PnRile and Of many who are now prevented
IRON IRON visiting High Island, they have con-
ciuled TO appeal to the attorney general
ana to the railroad comm ssioneis FOR re.
ut. vigorous prOtes aie -aven now In
the hands of those officials, who will. pre-.
ists,
II was agreed about fopr months ago
between eXRecciver SpanviSr on 6ne part
and Captain C. I. Cade, acting Tor MIN.
ser anu May others on the oiher, that the
red would be extended two miles west OF
WHITE ranch, thus reducing the distance
IRON thG terminus to High Island to tour
nlles The present receiver was daily no
tined Of the fact, vet it all came to niInght,
thCrehv delaying the United States malls
and all other traffic Ed Crandval.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-08

cough was SO bad. My friends all said
that / had consumption, and that l would
not live long,
II commenced taking PcrWua and before
had taken the frs bottle | could see lhat
my cough WAS better. and when ! had
taken six bottles was a well man Whom
| began with peruna | only weighed 10
pounds and now ! weigh 1876 pounds and
can not say too much for rewua.
80 shall be giRd to answer any let ers
~ inq"r. 10 any one nt any time
James Utey.
Mr.. 5. G. Burgin, Bryant, Douglass coun
~ Mo-, writes
81 had cntirrh OF thc head, throat ana
stomach. | suffered FROM tho effects OF IT.
II would start in my stomach ANA run up
my spine into my head and ncck, and my
stomach would camp and draw Together.
ana my head would swim, ! was sarc
over the pit OF my stomach, aud was 30
murus. as tho mucous wuull rise IA my
throat and mouth all the time
II got hold OF one Of Dr. s. Il. Hart
mans pamphlets aud saw Prrunu rpcom.
mendcd. and purchased some and began
10 take II, aud flom the very start l
commenced TO improve. When com
menceu to take heruua / weighed lI0
pOuuHs. After taking five BOTTLES ! am as
strong as ever ana weigh 100, and can
do q good daY work as | ever could.
! recommend rcruaa to all suffering hui
manlty. IS. c. Burgin.
Do not accept any substitutes for Pc
ruua 10 not allow any one 10 convince
you that thCrc is anything ''just as good.
There IL only on" systemic eatarrh rem
edy, and that Is Peruna,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-08
QUEEN and CRESCENT ROUTE
Pan=Americ an Special
Only AZ hours Houston to Buffalo Two
fast trains daily. Dining Cars. Through
SIeepers New Orleans TO Buffalo.
GEO. II. SMITH, G. P. A., New Orleans, La

will contribute $500 for the erection Of a
building for the railroad branch OF the y
NJ c. A. II the people of llrbana VIII sub
scribe one-third that amount.
d. j. Durrel mechanical engineer Of the
Plttshurg. Cincinnati, Chicago and ST. Louis
railway. whose headquarters are at Co
lumbus Ohio, has assumed the duties or
assistant engineer of motive power on the
Southwest system Of the PENNSYLVANIA
lines.
Within the next eighteen months, prob
ably. the Illinois Central VIII he 4 double
track line FOR It's entire distance between
Chicago and New Orleans Work on the
second track is being rushed with all haste.
with the completion Of several stretches
In Illinois and Kentucky, the company WI
have continuous double track road from
Chicago to Fulton, KY, lod miles.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-08
RAILROAD MEMS HOTEL.

y q the Katy Contemplate Open
y one at Denison, II is Said.
IT, Texas, September IA. A. Al
president ana general manager of
souri, Kansas and Texas; NJ. swee-
|nefal superintendent OF the Katy
IN OF Dtnison; s. b. Fisher chief
oi tAe Katy, and Dr.. Il. f. YAM
81 surgeon, We're here today.
WAS were met here by j. w.
!. general superintendent of the
En's o. the Katy, and ]. w. Peth-
'H'et engineer of the Katy lines IN
o rclpal object OF The visit here was
.ost gr Inc hotel situation. The Katy
p the College building which was
a.n91 cost Of SiLaHH. The col eye
EiIIl ~ eonytrrcd into hrsilclass
~ tnnN WI probably represent an out
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-08
Cane Belts Business Increases.

Wharton, Texas September 7-Tha lust
ness of the Cane Belt is Increasing daily.
new passenger train Will be received
and put, into operation during the. next
week, Two new officials have been la ely
added to the force, Mr. Edwards, general
superintendent OF train service. and MI.
Rhssel, roadmaster, A special ear with
general Freight and Passenger Agent c.
Boed,"ket, Chief Engineer H. l. Beadle
and General Sup riniendcnt Of Train I'd.
wards and Roadmaster Russell nee lmplnled
by an Inspector OF the state railroad,
ton this week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-08
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The Lawlor.

Cooper, ST. Louis: c. S. E. IIol-
PuSSton Post: &. w. l.. Carr, MAYA.
Z; Adler, Terrell Mrs. /. Marks.
\ mrs. W, =. James, Thomnston;
snahls, Dallns, II. ID. GurI.son,
fynes' James G, Garrison, Las All
H., George w. Bosrhke, Calves
'oIge fngard. Los Angeles; Jess
ahq sister, Ennis; Harry Alexan-
\, soi Harris, Galveston, Andrew
Rr,'e' galveston; T.. G.. Noltow, Beau
81 ~. jenkins, Beaumont, f. G..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-08
CLERGY RATES AGREED UPON
Permits Viii Be Extended to Cover Much
More Territory

WDFG territory
Clergy half-farc permits are to be extend
Ell 10 cover the entire territory between
Chicago and the Pacific coast. At re,
cent meeting Of general passenger agents
representing all roads In that district In
Chicago 1t was agreed TO widen the scope
OF the reduced concession to men Of the
cloth and others In that class. Under the
present system these permits are Issued
only by roa1s In the Western AMI south
western Passenger associations, when prac'
He9iiv limits their use to the territory
cast Of the Missouri river. II IL now pro
posed t. Issue cne permit that will en- tile
HE holder u purchase ticket AT one-hnlf
fare between any points west of Chicago.
The fee Tor the new. form VIII be the same sam
Al that now charged for the more restrict
eli form ST Thousands Of clergymen and
Others engaged In religious work VIII be
benefited BY the new arrangement Under
the prevailing system clergylnen. are incon-
yenIenced and many often blocked In their
EFFORTS to obtain permits tn more tnan one
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-08
Csney Valley lnspeoted.

Wharton, Texas, September 7.-Super;n-
itcndent Of Maintenance Of WAY L. n. Cush-
int Superintei dent ID. +. Forbes AMI ep.
ftsentatlvts of the railro"l commission
passed through Wharton YES friday en- rou 3
Tor Van Week. returning list night 10
Houston. These gentlemen rave icen On
a tour of inspection over the entire di.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-08
NEW DEAL SAID TO BE ON.
hook Island or Texas Pacific MAY Pur-
chase Roads Now Buildinn

CHsse hoauS NOW Building.
rort Worth, Texas September There
Is wen defined rumor here that deal
Tor the purchase Of both the Brazos Valley
ana the Weatherford, Mineral Wells and
northwestern roads is pending and that
the purchasers will either be the Texas
den suspension OF the extension of 10th
roads from Mineral Wells toward Jacks.
noto m Jack county, lends color to he
railway circles. About two weeks ngo
PRESIDENT Fouts of the Mineral Wells road
i anu PRESIDENT Carver OF the BRACES Val
and almost Immediately thereafter they
Doth wired to stop work ON the extensions,
Whic9 was done gentleman from Min
vral WeHs said today that this same port
was current In his town, but as vet moth.
Ing definite has been given out
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-08

territory, or more particularly In the trans
ini.ssosur, district, The new permit win be
issued by the rhaltmen of The three mas.
sehger associations, Western. Southwestern
a mn Iranscontlnental, az headquarters In
Nhlcago, 50. louis and Denver
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-08
A TrlpIe Hannll,n

1 p pan an ! Jonis hang all thtir
m itsTeo,Nery upon Chcntham's Taxa
II, tHnlrts' They viii bp aruuhA
liz pay.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-08

Always carries Hunts Lightning Oil around
with her, SAYS It's hne for swelling =,
tooth-ache, collie, weak back and back
ache, cuts, burns, neuralgia, eatarrh. Aunt
ought to know what she ID talking about,