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PERSONAL MENTION.

". /. MeCauiey and wife II Bay city
are guests as The Logan.
y. !. WsHc. an ATTORNEY from Dallas Is
registered al the Logan.
J. w Bonduraut IA insurance man Of
SIN Antonio. is Among the arrivals ~ the
G. Bailey Bell ami vic Of oklahoma are
u TIC city for few DAYS. guests of The
Dr J. ~ Nash csmc Ia from Erenham
last might and Is stopping az the HWcnins
Mr. n Heidenhsimcr was mp from Cal.
yyssion ias, night. and registered at the
Nfr; T J. Beoth. substantial planter ami
hotel last night
lion; Jonathan Lane md family q the
Rice hotel left yesterday morning Tor
WISH ic la Grange.
NJ A. llampc has gone to the Eastern
markets. where hc viii select aud pur
ci'nsc his spring stock
bia. was To- the rity Yesterday aud regis
tered NJ the Rice hotel.
W. VT, Ihil Grsenwall, manager o. the Fox
day with Manager Bergman
J. !. wood and wife have apartments az
the Logan. Mr. Wood Is we'll known as n
extensive oil operator Al tursicana.
Miss Dora Mayne Of Cucro. Texas. after
THIS city has returned 20 her home
Mr. $. B. Rarc6old NJ Palestine. accom-
panied by his wife and child arc quar-
tered ~ tho Hutcbins house, having arrived
last night.
l. Wagner NJ the Wagner Tailorin- conf
pany viii leave tonight fnr tho Eastern
markets % buy a stock of spring and sum
mcr wooens
City. Health Officer Or j Is NnssIc lclt
last night for Washington ~ c. ar q d,lc.
tn he fF1H Inc 4 ~.
tlonni Medical association
Hon. Allison MayfcId. a leading attorney
~ sherman. was nmorG the Rio ho'"l
guests last night lie was accompanied hy
Mr. ". u. Askcw Of TAYLOR.
Mrs. T.. J. Matthew and little son ami
daughter n Lake Chnrlrs. La, are visiting
Mrs. Thomas Farrell. 9n3 Chartrcs street
and viii remain several weeks
Y. IL Stark and his bride, from Orange.
arc recent arrivals ~ the Logan. Mr..
connection with the lumber industry.
Rev. g Naudewentrr. for the past seven
years connected viii tho Wesleyan city
mission and cyaneelsiic work IN tho city
of London viii have charge of the S"rt irc
at tho Houston city miSsiuu No. Jl2 Travis
street, this evening. beginning M : o'clock.
Colonel George W. Corley and Major w
= keNncy of Atlanta are stopping AT the
Logan. These gentlemen have been for
Some time over 81 Beaumont Inyes i.nrlug
The oil conditions with tho Wow. of possibly
permanently locating there. Colonel Corey
is tho owner Of coal mine in the rerr
tory and Major Kenncy is identified vita
various cattle industries In this state
Mr.. aud Mrs A. w. Robinson ~ East
Palmyra, y, y, who have been making A
visit 10 Dr. f. $ Heisig Of this city.
brother NJ Mrs, Robinson. loft SUNDAY nlg1t
Via the Missouri Kansas and Texas for
Denton. Texas, whore they will visit Rev
+. Helsig Of that place who is the father
of Mrs. Robinson Mr.. Robinson Is fav
orably impressed with tho South. which he
IN "a frs #NHH4.a 4e q.
tho range Of possibilities that he may 10
cate here permanently.
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Brooks-S,ttio.

There was quiet but exceedingly pretty
homo welding Yesterday afternoon Al tho
residence of Mr.. and Mrs a. Franklin
Sittig. corner If san Jacnto street and
Waller avenue. when the eldest daughter.
Miss Sadie F.. Slttig. was married "a Mr..
William l. Brooks of Winston. salem y. C..
Rev. W, II, LeayclI. pastor of the First
PRESBYTERIAN church, officiating There
we're only members Of the family ana a
few very intimate friends present NJ the
CEREMONY. that results I'm robning InuS.
ton of another Of Its fairest daughters
as the bride left last night and after nm
extended bridal tour will make her future
home nj Winston-Salem, whore the groom
Is prominently connected and is one OF
the officials of the Wantarla National
bank.
The bride is the Daughter OF one OF
Houston's well known citizens and bust.
ness mon. aud while of n quiet retiring
disposition, she is q young lady of Stcr-
ling worth and splendld accomplishments
and has 4 host OF friends in Houston who
congratulate her upon tn. consummatlou OF
love affalr that hudded during her school
girl DAYS, when the sister of the groom,
Miss Sittigs school chum. was the cupid
that brought together the two young and
susceptible hearts that were yesterday
linked by the indissoluble ties of holy
church
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taifxes of Crewlcy and nn,ier the chap
erVaage u AirSers- slifsfN Abnolt and g. l.
cnpI~A. the Texas d.iegates ana 0iners
~ she party Wcre taken for delightful
drive into the eunury ard SHOWN Hur *
the great Eice iTTigHtiE= eanai systems aud
isIEncsse. pnlnl,lnE plsnfs. Ui~n sctpFn ~
flis cif1t tle 1urSfs n.fr escUffrsi 1nruuEs
,sse q the e54hi bix ricp uills. which was
tlieu iu fuli ur-rntioa-
-AUtonG the fiarfs wefc iicn jnreTi q
smith 81 sHi- Tnife,l STATES siepgrtsaeut -
s<riraitBrc; Prof. FranE bond scent AMI
e1Dert irFiEatien Investigations. depart
meme 10 agriculture. Pref. ~. r.. AttwEter
znd Mr.. 5,aa IiUwani ~ iionston Texas
fh4 entire siHr WIS rrDiefe Win ensoy-
nscnr 10 80. SUD the Information TecrlreI
wis n great value
Eva onr eln apprsriafr the real mranibg
- shat iae fisr industry hss done ~ Wiz
io for curnfrr unfii b. las visited fhs
Fice disfrits - Southwestern LoBis iaris.
Prsxuctifr " written rrrrvwhcrr TIE ciad
Bienf ~ sHe,s%s p sreu in fhe eva 30 the
smsM farmer. rs well rs fae millionaire
riaareT ami rire milies The merchants
sud professional neu is-tk baUpT anI coa
tented There Il an irriereudeut. spirit iu
TIE asfDc-snhrre COST uakes ron .hjnk mis-
Is something Ike an'i-i.eiiufn davs
"Nhrn gou stard At tho dal,a- ami look
Hupsi fhe long Tine - rire f1iiS ard wsre
houses reaching = mile ~ length in fron
~ t'fpwlrr and note the evidences ~ a
seems q marvel thar snel wees possible lf
country - dercr1 ltec waste whlrh tii
rfSirif rfsinH ~ "l1 - Landry PARISH
prtaafrri l~-s ,hau affern roarN ago.
~fnr ouc indgstrT Rice accounts for IL
an y has dcvci5uci shros. marshes Aes-
Hja. Neruiiii"n sud EaieagieW-Fnd tNnt 81
their 0niF agriceituFsi tr~otTer Crowley
Jennings. Wr'rh- Suerdru. Enuice. Esianr
Tond are rr0gnrrour and ns-" i- cufiy.'r
n ibis industry. Lake Charles has some
i1miFr Interests but fler is She zn.af
stapie there. rs elsewhere To Southwestern
I.oni-taua
"Thcso conditions viii apfir iu Texas
~ y. nnar fHtHre itocs'ou y flr center
81 rffcon rnlutiee fHat ~-ill grow Rico
more ~ Jess rxfcusivrir thls rorcinc ens
S0n. We lare iaen 'aue whila On -et
hrg sfsrfesi i0 .dis state hat from pres
enf Indications T. ~iii not - long r.-fo-e
80 wifi grow mn~a rico than rouisiann
Then flie iHfgourc - fhr iulusfrv viii b.
felt iu otor~ art@rr md chr new fiood
wiN dcr"ioo Hautoa uniikr anv ofher
rongnoGtfr
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TIE LOCAL STAGE.
4 Magnificent Drama Most Handsomely
Played Last Night.

Played Last Night.
The litTary merit 81 Gator Hcvctus
drama, whleh was presented a. the opera
house last night, rs ~ scry high order.
The people ot tite dts owe tie opera house
management n debt ~ thanks for having
afforded them The opportunity n enjoy
sueh srandiy artistic md thoroughly de-.
IightfM performance. The house shouId
have been packed bat 1t wasn't
Each ana every part IN the piay seemed
10 baye bern Entrusted to the actor heat
ntfed 10 on II exactly IN all lts require.
msnts, OF course. the bright. particular
ftaF WAY Alberta GAilItlH as Sel Gwyunc
II IN necessarily most exacting role. :
woman, ~ reflect the proiean possibilities
~ ''Ncii 81 Old Irnry, needs must be-
not oHty mnenihcentig handsome and yrr
taillc but her charugirr must have Ia.
bsoad,st basls o. kuRA NJ ana The cssenc
plnst fway uoHarfuliy all those about her
Ab.1hnsa requirements We're perfectly IN Z
BY Mss Gallail'i, she looked always n. II
she bad just stepped down ON fhr rrnb,e
~ one Of Sir Peter I.elt,s p1rtr,tif, ~ M
fampiN Nipdaof beauties. Thu richly az.
pensigr gown Worn 10y Miss Gallniiu Ia tn.
tecood ~ calls ior special mention. be.
cause q ~ dnzzingly Handsome effect
AZ the story advanced before The eve.
81 the delighted audience the lnfcrnsf eon
ttanilg Increased, Tor SHE always crovna,t
a "
more ainnzhs. Fnr instance, whom In
me iHlfd act she snatrhcs the sword fIout
thG, bands OF Tho fallen and faintlnQ Rnn,rt
End fcptS4 yallantlg with the CrninwelIl,'n
iannyc. Johnson Wye, one believes that
npthing can surpass that But wfeen In.
me ian scene OF the fourth act she datcts
1ast sun furieusly. but always gracefutiy
With The king 70 prove their Identity 70 t5c
roihlers Of fortune who have been brIhed
20 klll sChnrles Stewart, thinkin., Nh,
some other then ono admits thar IN. da,,a MA
Us nner than the duel. ''f
Ari Alien Davenport, as charies n
cavsesa one 70 realize whV ANA hn,,, ,,,,ah
those about him loved the merry monsrci'
" spite OF his many fOlbics and Vice.
HIS manner and. hearing proclaimed Nh,
~ along ns every inch King" and "
most amiahle gentleman any
hek tphrc support, without execution
wAs nne Even that Simple old slnner
sammy Pepys," acted his mart narree,,itu,N''
~ Is 70 be hoped that Houston may aso,,,
company and play Hu'nceut
Tonight and this Afternoon. as wall ..
,MeAnes9oy nlght, Reginald ne Koven,s
Win hold the boards. sA"e' nidu,
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TO ADVERTISE HOUSTON.
A Proposition Submitted TO the hoas.
ion Business League
BY TWO MEMBERS now II NEW YORK
To Have tire Members Double Their
March Dues n Order 70 Ad-
gertse Houston.

Tho following. letter frum Mrssrr vi
Khan and Abe VI. Levy @iil o.. read VITA
interest.
3ir d. 2. Msc'3rrzor President Houston
BBsiurss L. i-ue. Houston Texas.
New York Citr February i. Esi--Derr
SIR From fhis distance ID sretns THAT
Houston Is progressing ail along the l,ue
ana a. further stimulate tnts p."SreSs We
fcei that ih~ Houstor lsusiHe-s I.ca.su.
should hr supplied wTth q special adrerffs
inz fgnd without delay.
We uisf - donhir nilr monthly dues for
the fn~uih ~ Maria with tIc uuiPrst u,i-
iiH mat I'D meialTt~ nf the league b. aSsed
80 80 likewise. the sum go b- raised iu
THIS WAY 70 te usc'i Tor special adver, i.ir (
lirrpUsfS only ami we suggest an at rae
1iTc Illustrated booklet giving the -
sonrres aud advantages Of south Tcxas
aud map ~ tine IrHnSmissis appi T. En.
irf. ~ "a least That portion ~ IL tributary
- me Sulf which wouid illustrate ut o
glance the very advantageous post ol Of
houston with relation ~ railroad sud
orEah transportation
W. fcci ihHt q fund raised IN this yxav
w"ui9 Wors q hardship upon one and
thai ne project wquid meet with Tho p.
probation 81 ~ per cont o. all league mean
Not wishing 70 refuse anybody an op.
f"r'uniiv 20 contribute - such fund as
fhis. wee would suggest that those VINO are
not iH0mbnrs Of ihc league b.. given
rhancc ?" help along this good carsc
We nave both been asked several tlUes
tive H. tic III ana rico industrleS ana 4,
j. q matter of fact thai SontF .Tevox is AZ
;ractine great desi Of atreptiou and Nc
believe Houston should take adrnnfaeo o,
+1ss vo~, fa,e-st,l. ,.,,,,,.t',,-,,t,,- - 49,
tise herself thoroughlr 10 tho world yorv
truly yours s
I'd Kfem
AIte NJ / r,v
President NarGrnEor submits tho follow.
inS appeal to learu members.
To the Members 81 tho Houston RpSinogs
laarue ""'''H "">i''HS
Houston. Texas February Is 1pOl Tho
suggestion made ahnvc bv Mcssrs kim,
ANA Levy. ! trust. mrct with your hearty
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CITY BREvITles.

Tho hre department answered false
alarm pulled al box 81. corner Of Main
street and Sanitoi avenue yesterday after.
noon ut $50 O'clock
The funeral and burial Of X Weiss. who
died saturday afternoon took place Sun.
day afternoon under the auspices of the
Aucheli lilrsch lodge No. 200 o. H. A.
A 2amo-of baseball was played yestcrsav
afternoon AT tho baseball park between
tho G, J.. 4 Thoo. Boring and the Second
Year High school teams. resulting In a
victory for the former on Il score Of I
10 >.
There are unaolivered kilograms nj the
office Of the Western Union Telegram ron,
company for A. !. Mvnstt. Emil Gautman.
John Winters. V, Grave Albright. G. +,
Nahers' Max Neethe. j. c. Wilson and
7. Burwell.
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JOHN D. WOOLFORD
Is the Democratic Nominee for Mayor
of Houston
TO FILL THE uSEypIRED TERM
Made Vacant by the Resignation Of
Mayor S. II. Brashear.
PRIMARIES WERE FAIRLY CONDUCTED.
The Tossl Vote Was 1898; %o6liord's
Lead Over the NeSt t1ianss; Can
sci5ste Was AGO Votes.

The dSnorratic primary ciection ye1fcS-
day 10 nominaie candidate tor mayer
was ordFriy throughout. but liEhi roie
was polEd. the total vote being 'ses. as
agaIust ss5T cast IN the city primsrr ia
1850 anS J5Jo In the citv primary i'i $50
There ras no complaint a. 10 fair7,css
Inside ing polls rs each candidate had fair
and equa representation.
The y~ing was stcadr throughout the
day, snd-wniic earh u the four candidates
bad ,hcI friends ard workers IN the dlf
terent wards workinz perslstenily for ihcir
respective fsvorites. there was ~ disorder
and no aETious disturbance anywhere as FAR
D. Fcpo9cd. The polls were kept open
III % N. which gave nmple time for
I'll 10 cast their votes. and by II o'cioek
last night all tho returns were Ia and ibe
rcsuit WIS definitely kunwn-
The returns were received and cauTassed
b. the democratic executive committee 40
The city cognrii chamber aud the follow
ng vss ofacially announced ~ the result:
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STRENGTH TESTS.
A Record After Using Different Foods

'N'lSl OSnH DiUcrcnt FOODS.
D. Henry Myers Of otsego. Mich. n
in'Fllng representative of "A certain modi.
ca missionary association. made some
strength tests with different foods. with
inc Following result. lie says: In 1891 I
became officially connected with an tnstl-
foods. - "''''H
Ny desire was TO add strength. I was
N fogd health, and faithfully lived, almost
rh'uey' inr nearly two Years ON tnoir
TOOLS aud believed IN them Thoroughly. In
january, Us my strength ttei = ,oNvcd i7t1
pynhns' Ia January. ~ ~ tue Ssaie ma
chlne, my strength test VIVA ontV l5tu
pounds, heavy falling IN tDtVItRetrnd
lhg J mad not been sick. bur had fsitbfuily
ana rellgiolisly used the fools 4 50 G,ily
~ prieIea " and had been hircl 10 lcrtrre
For a month after that test was n.
certain what 10 do I felt wcl1, a,,l vhIt
MAnlcd was strength; q, r~;Irny IL
thot year ] Quit al other hoa ~ fstd. fud
began using Grape .suis alone. Wv ,.i.ht
noM mas Increased from i3o 10 ~ b.up,Is .
10y Strength has Increased rom 4'Gj uo,irt.s
~ ovsp ava ! am nov 1903 pogtdn surpe
St, Wy astual test than toe average men
eSeHight Is clearer, niy ninl nnra
aNtiNe aud stronger, md car endure Moro
isehor' physical and mental lain eycs be.
II do not know any pers,n interested In
tue Postum Cereal Co I.ti, ara This le,
VI IN not written With ans MOTIVE cycept
70 bring honest facts TO ihe attention
persons desiring to live VOL ans live "a,
uonaliy have ,be c'arts aiie,l out by
,ne phNslclnns n the h,sti. itlou lnalins.
the health foods ihr- fail,I In mo 49,,
anu THESE Facts ,an n'f be lisp iteL hy Cnv
one. ! VIII make oath iaat they MD ~
solptely correct "'' ne
Air. Myers letter gives the patnc In mn
OF tue concern mailing me ~ called tcii,,,
foods which failrd u ais psa. I'M ihis
iiatat = mol given 20 The puiAie Il X nof
Nuts % build their ipi.hitss i sl.,n,.l,
Ing ne Charts - any .'oni 10 ~ ,li,is
s ~ y printed es ~ lf's,ra,Iol OF
Is true, honest anl remnrkt,I. ,ct ,,,,,, ra
OF tire human body. 'ssuiiarT
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A CONVINCING Answer.

81 hobhled into Mr.. Blackmon's drug
store one evening" says Wesley Nelson Of
Hamilton. Ga, ''and he asked me 20 try
chamborPiu's Pain Balm for rheumatism
with which | had suffered for a long time.
told him | had no faith IN any medicine
as they all failed. He said Well, II
Chambcrlains Pain Balm does not help
you. you need not pay for it, took q
bottle Of Il home and used It according to
the directions and In one week wa
cured and have not since been troubled
with rheumatism" Sold by all druggists.
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Csc ~ JUSTICE MALscA,s couRr.
Two CHARGES Of Horse Theft and Three
Of Theft from the Person.

Business IN Justice Walter Maisch's court
was rather brisk yesterday. There were
rs" felony cases before the Judge. two
81 winch wcr" FOR alleged horse theft and
thrtc for theft from person.
KID Williams and John AIde wcrc the
aei,ndnhis IN the horse theft eases and
cMch was bound over In the sum Of 500
,hhFics fefegoy' charged with theft from
u" pcrfon. was bound over in Tho sam.
nmot ni and Ruihic Dcvall and Willie Rrr
flh charged with theft from person also
were bolud over IN the sum Of 500 each
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perfect sntirrty. white The cast J. one Of
markell excellence. embracing among others
tbe following weli known artists. Ne hi
tnund stanley. Mr. H. ~. TreDcnirs- M.
STANLEY ". Forde. Mr.. W. ~. 1hompson
Nj. Arthur Cunningham Mr.. Karl Feruie.,
Nr. Thomas !. Hayes MIS- Fatnah liinri.
Miss Iieien Rainsi.'y. Mas Bonnie May AL
Miss Audie Sharpe. together with large
and well drilled shoruS All under the able
leadership 81 =. VI I.anGstaf. the expert
niusieai director The tWuipsuy VIII play
~ the operg house Tonight and toninrrnw
niatinec and night. and u j. expected ih1t
the success scored elsewhere VIII he re-
fHufpxi here
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Mr. wooiford was the only our of the
candidate q; thc citr ban last night
while the rote was being canyasscd aad be
was tbe subject 81 very general consraNila-
tion.
The eiecilou ylli BE held tomorrow but
with No other candidate In the 4eid except
Nr. wcolf9fd, il VIII be yefy pcrfunctnry
affair.
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To Bring Out an independent.

The following was brought to The Post
last night by Mr.. Louis Rosner with the
request that It he printed;
"A meeting of independent citizens Is
called to meet at Sacnscrbund hall at 10
o'clock this morning TO nominate an indie
pendent candidate for mayor
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REDUCED RATES TO WASHINGTON
10 lhe Inauguration of President No.
h'nleY' March I. viii be on sale via tho
southern Railway February - and Is
ana March at one fare, plus 50, good to
return until March H. Round trin tici,ots
are on sale in Washington to New York
at $40 for the round "trip. good for ton
DAYS every day. No change of cars from
New orleans to Washington or New York
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FAME SPREADS QUICKLY.

Madam Ruplc certainly understands the
gift OF palm reading, and those WHO arc
NJ all posted know thnt she positively
gives dates OF past and future occurrences.
liter readings are more eagerly Songat fol,
al the Bristol hotel than when SUE Mas
at the Rice a few weeks ago.
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arirs THE RICE INDUSTRY.
Oeleaates to the Lake Charles conven.
ton Talk Over the Rice FielSs

ton Talk Over the Rice Fields. 'S
Ater the rice convention held Mt r.ot.
cliaYlca op the 14th Instant. some Of tho
T'fes took ADVANTAGE OF the excursion
. tsssh, In. the following day. and
MIR. r. A. Gray. one OF Hbuston's dele,
gates. gives the following. ~s.conns q, ,ha
trip: sSncai -
"n'1' Wy arrived IN 1r5y the dele
knsivn was me, at me Is the mayor
81 the .rlty AMI several N Plng citIzens
who az once escorted ~ ,be bot.l
where dinner wds IN waIiIA
CIV, ''ppel 'npr'arcS 'cre provided
~ ene nohp"Hpie' pubic spilted represen.
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olND-Sevtral postal requests to visit
Houston flrlDs without signature ar at
dress. New card will address will bring
L. A. Ely, sales agent for the Egry Auto.
graphic Register company.
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BOARD OF LIQUIDATION.
Judge Henry Brashear Appointed, VII
W Il Bailey Resinned

w, n. Bailey RESIGNED.
Mr.. W. II. Bailey, recently appointed
by Mayor Brashcar AS member of the
board OF liquidation for the city. has re.
signed and Mayor Tufny has appointed
Judge Henry Brashear, Nice president Of
the South Texas bank 20 succeed him.
This was the mayors exclusive appoint.
ment and the nomination did not have
to be submitted 10 the council for con
hTmAtion.
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A TEXAS WONDER.
Halls Great Discovery.

covery cures all kidney and hinddnr
troubles removes gravel, cures diabetes
, Seminal omissions weak and lame backs.
it.HirIullatlsm and all Irregularities Of the
men bladder trouble in children. If nor
sold by your druggist will be sent hy mail
Of receipt or Slp0. One small bottle is
TWO months treatment, and will cure any
case above mentioned, Dr. r. W. Hail
sole Mnnnfacturcr l., O. Box G10 81
Louis Mo. Send for testimonials. Sold
panS
.Goliad, Texas, Feb. 5th.-we. the undcr.
signed; have used Halls Great Discovery
recommend it. 'ui'E
Il. II. STOUT.
+. S, STOUT,
j. w. GIBSON.
w. s. DABNEY.
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PATRICK's TRANSFER. PHONE 7Ss.
Heavy machinery and safes IA speciality.
Stables corner Fannln and Commerce.
The Monticellonian., 1901-07-05
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