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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-09

MOVEMENT INTO SIGHT
shows nm Increase Over Last Ycnr
of GSa,OOU BpIe<,


Ne" preans' Feofuary S----S' 7o'1ry Hes
tors weekly New Orlolns cotton cNctAn.o
statement show &. ao,rc.ee in mo NOV
-, -. -.
'o''on 'V'"p'fsu WIN 'ae Se'cu DAYS
ending this date last y12r II round figures
y. 600 an increase over ne same DAYS wear
before last OF IS coo and decrc,se under tn
g. ne time N lS,S nj II ,lb,
For The elsh3 DAYS Of FEBRUARY. IN. ,o.a,
shows decrease under last war Of ;i.0o0,
an increase over the same period wear before
las. of 2s.OO0 ana a decrease under 1Sas OF
80 900
For the ISL DAYS of the sc1son that have
elapsed the aggregate is ahead a, the l6i
days az last wear $50 900. behind Inc same
DAYS wear before iest BIZ ri. 600 and bon nd
1885 By li16.oOh.
Toe amount brought into sigh. during t,s
pas, week has been t00.5io, against 2i9. IA
Tor the seven DAYS ending ,h,s dsto'i,. vaa~
iSi 1911 Year bet5gc las. and sSI 10 same me-
in lSqs and far ,ba frst ss-bt d,vs ~ zen.
fuary it has been gtl9S. aes.rsi ga o., !s,,
yeGr' 1885 wear before iast mi og5. Isl ssn,c
me IN ls9s
These make the total movement trr tho
lsl dsvs Of the season fran Srntenher %
date : sal ia ,,r,insi 7is5 ia ls.i ,c,r . GS !.
lSS var before iast and s. ESQ io7 same M
in ISIS
Tno movement aimee September / s3ev5
reNei...s a. ali i-,r.nd ctatss nor e ( az a +
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-09
WORLDS VISIBLE
shows mn Increase over Last Year OF
I2.4fI Dnlcr.

New Orleans. Fooru9Ty s.--Secreiary Hes
isrs settlement OF the worlds visible supply
Of cot'op. made up from special cable and
photographic ;dWces compares the figures o.
this week Ea'b last week, last year and the
year before. II shows decrease for be
week just closed OF $3.50 bales against an
ipcrease Of 1897 last year and an increase Of
9is2 year before last.
The total visible IS $4,000, aga INST AGO,
100 las. week. 4.It5.5S9 Lass year aud 5,5IA-
sos year before last. OF thls the toiai Y
Ame. - COTTON 8 39Jf,0s0, aga MSS 3,36l.70.
Iasi y SEX 1852, 5S9 last yesr aud f.6i3. so
Sesr bdf1fe flas. and OF all otaer klad5 ~
cluane Es3pt, Brazil, llgla, etc, 5000
sgg.rsi sG.,acl as week, $500 last ge9l
and - e0) vt- b5for, last.
TDe t1fal worlds VS. Die supply OF co.toI
shows decrease compared With last wces
az IS go bales, ap increase compared Wal
last wear OF II al and a decrease compares
WITH wear before last Of l.iis,0b
OF the world visible supply Oi cotton there
IS now afica, and held Great Britain ant
detrimental Europe 901 900, against 1913. 0ot
last year and e,isi.tq0 year before last; Il
Egypt 10000 against 10000 las, year ant
VI 900 year before last; 10 lnd.a 42z,0O0
against sl900e last year aud ss'.Om year
before last: nd IN the United Sta:ea .lG., 900
against l.G15cio las, year aud l.scs.Oo9 veal
before last
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RIGHTS OF THE STATE
10 Land Sold for Other Purposes Than Min
Ing or oil Boring.
PURCHASE DOESN'T EXTEND uNplR EARTH
Assistant Attorncy. Generals opinion
in the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ls In
cludcd Under Term of Mineral

Austin. Texas, February - Rorsr A.
john. acting attorney general, today s'at
20 Govelncr Savers an eNhau ,ivs o2ln' n
in resp nse TO he following rcquos msde
BY 'hc governor OF January II II hiNo
TO rtquesa that vou at once enter upon
an EXAMINATION az exciting law res pce'ins
the sale Of lands belonging to the state
or 20 he commoa free school fuaa or ia
eny OF the inst,tu;iens OF tals STATE, ard
advise me whether or not the law re-
serves to the SKATE or 10 the free 500 !
fund or 10 the institutions all minerals,
clays, oils ana other deposits on lanfs
that may have beca sold either as graz
ing or agricultural lands"
After reviewing tho laws Of spa,n aod
Mexico and the Requisite q Texas Oh
the question and citing numerous au-
thoritics, he concludes his opinion as toll
4 lows;
l. That all mines and minerals (which
w,ud include cot only mctallfc sup-
sianccS out petroleum OLD were rceeryed
/ from the sale OF public free schooluoi-
Ncrslty, Agricultural ard Me hnnlcal col
! lege 9nd asylum lands and that the
a1ts.i, ~ Ne yo, afscoyered ~, all
-, ,atil =, iSSs srj IN r.,
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rra. r. ,,t,os ,na ,,t,erais a.,
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BRENNAN Budget.
4 Urd Freight Wreck on the Snuta
Fc Near DcllyiIle.

B?sjhs II. Ts2:s. February 5,---t .,sigi-
wreck 0. considerable mlgai,nde &C.
currcl C. the Calf, Colorado ani Santa
Fe railroad Thursday gbt. TIE full de-
tails Of wh'ch have been hard - o5iaia.
The train was bound uor,h. The wr5c&
occurred four miles south Of Belv!!le
IN Mil crsek bottom netr Milhem. l.
IL stated that en- ears loaded With Ter'
ohsadse are of he track and tha s,nie
Ct thenl ars badly wrecked. Copslieyabie
trscg is tern up. The wreSker, wiich
arrived here a room from Temple, picked
up tweny extra rats here 10 be used 10
lepa ring tr OK. Pagso.gsr trains aafe
ben running be swsen Rro3ham sn1
Iiouston via the Houston and Texss ecu
tral railroad The noon passenger came
10 a. / o'c X, berg pi,oIed 10 tbs
p'7ce b., Ciltral bc9kemn Who Te-
sLn7f his place on the Cen,rll passenger
out Of rs place
The srgest car 0, cora ever hauled b,
the cut Co.orsdo iui santa re
is stiud.os in nc y1ri5 a ais place
! he car IS No. Sl.G10, Atoh "a. Topshn
and S,nla Fe. It has a capacity OF $1,000
mounds and is loaded 20 It's full capacity
vita .helci co1. Tie car was sh.ppe J
from Winfield, Kan. and Consigned 10 "
l.. CsmpDel
There VIII be meeting OF toe sia
Hand Euchre club al The BXcbsnSe hojel
saturday 81 eTncon a = O'Clock Tor me
purpose Of 4rrsng ~ en- enterta nment
which tire club desires TO give at an
early date.
Misses Gardncr announce 40 eutertan-
mem Tor the evening Of st. Valentine,
invitations for which Will be scat out in
a few days.
Mr.. ouintus Bone left yts,erday for
Austin and from there will return 70 his
nome on t3e northwestern frontier o.
Texas. Mr.. Bone was Cor many years
q resident OF Washington county Since
eoirg 20 he great panhandle country
he has acqu red an immense properly in
.aad anJ cattle.
Mr. G. W4do. rveiiog irtigh ageat
| for the Houston and TeAas Central rail
read Is spending the day IN the city.
| Miss A1ale L.url Lee Of Caldwell Is
| a gues- Of MS Minor.
Mrs II Knftel arrived from Burton
Thursday afternoon and Is guest OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. Max Eversberg.
Miss T.eonora Hermann Is visiting az
Bellyille.
| Mr. ID. L. NJ Ellsworth, q prominent
! real estate dealer OF Rosenberg. was In
| h. CITY Frldsy. Mr. Ptsworth has been
looking after some hnd matters IL the
/ West
| Mr.. Jesse Cailress ot Terrell who
| spent several weeks OF las: sumner a.
| his place rs guest OF his uncle. Nj
| 8 %. Chlldfess, viii retlrn 10 B-enhs ~
ma become a resident OF this place. He
xpects to arrive about the 18Th instant.
| Attorney W. c. Henderson left today
| COR Aust.n to lock afscF the Interest u
! he clients n The Federal eouTt.
Judge ana Mrs Z. r. Curry rciurpci
1 edsy from a visit to relatives al Bryan.
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Bryin. Texas February $,-Thc conf
mittoc OF the Rryan Business league that
has been IN Austin this week In the in
tcrest Of securing the location OF the
girls industrial school al tho horticultural
AMI Mechanical college returned today
and arc hopeful of success. Ac,ion on
the matter was postponed until next
ThIrsdSy.
Paul bradley left yesterday for Chi
osgo.
b, T. Love. OK tax collector OF Rob.
crtson county, Is visiting relatives in the
city.
Miss Elma IIarbcrs returned from a
VISIT to Hcarne yesterday ftcrnoon.
Mrs. VIII Kinney has returned TO Fort
WORTH rftor visiting her parents here.
irl Gooch OF Navasota was here yes
terday as witness in the county court
Elmo Pearson has returned from visit
TO North Texas and the Indian Territory.
Mrs. 81 Pack RI arrived from HolS-
ton today for the LawrenceClarkc we'd
ding
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STOCK MARKET
Was Largely Influenced by Console
datiou Rumors.

Nov York, February S,-Braistreets
8faantial review tomorrow will say. Tba
Developments this week have heen calculated
4 kss the stock markets active aud ex-
EtlttS Although no new records were made.
@tle volume OF trausactons has been w 10
+ hs highest recout level aud there was ev!-
$tsnte that TIE public has taken par, ~ the
scuFTent speculation to an Increased eN-oo.
professional manipulation aud activity by
8aoils aud large fpancial aud speculative a.
ftT'sS were, however, responsible Cor muca
Il ioe trading and Il wgs noted that Lon
<Eeas operations, wh..h consisted mainly CT
syne, We're on 90 n 7elsod scale. Last
sitlldsv 5 marke. was strong on the an
Esuheement thai interests identified Win
loe Pacific had completed arrangeme1
H. ~ iae lcqus.ton for control of the South
Railroad stocks were the leaders in the
.srhet until the !ndustrials came To the
3s.stdo consequence Of a positive assertion
RI sale OF Mr.. Andrew Carnegic's in
isS IN the Carnegie Steel company had
, ~ made 10 d syndicate formed By Mr..
seSan, thursday, however, the marke. OK
s,tneed a setback from a rcpart from
~9sgy holders Of Carnegie company sto k
\, Is disposed to place obstacles IN the way
\, - se consolidation,
I i ~ tsppeustrlals reacted suddenly and sharp
i rs,. e, ny tne'r declue caused Enu.dltion and
5suss 10 tho railroad group. ready f17
&rss movement. On Friday the nlrkci
4 1920 Ss5sS9us and though no decided declines
Itrs,. Fne advapces were not continued
4 ff'e ~ q lew SPECIAL cases
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Hempstead Tex $, February S-The
Santa Fc passenger tr ms came over the
lines OF the Houston and Texas Central
today on account o. a wreck between
Brennan and Bceyillc on the Santa Zee,
Joe Kemper and sam Ephrlam, charged
with robbery, made their bonds yester-
day aud we're released from custody.
The commissioners court viii meet in
regular session Monday
c. W Roper viii begin the erection
Monday Of % nice two-Story residence on
his property on the cas- side OF town
The Catholic church Is Jus; completed
aud .rCsouis very neat appearance,
The l4dies OF the Methodist church viii
give u supper Tor The benefit OF the
church on The night of the lEh.
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HOUSTON DAILY SATURDAY MORNINGS FEBRUARY

no mere pronounced than usual a; shis -
son ot ne year, The feature Of the vesk
" 1islIlnut've iohbing ines has been the
so UuYiSsS O spTng demand ~ the South ana
dry goods, boots and shoes. clothing ana mil.
ilnery al leading cep.ers there and in csnirs,
Mes' Retail Distribution of winter goods
, r,,,h me stimulus Afforded by winter
msstuer, put earlier qu!etncss aud perhaps
ldrse Stocks stu carried are PROBABLY re.
sponsaoie for TIC sowuess OF collection
70 IMPROVE; Fri es are s,lil irregular, thou,d
NOT much lower as a whole
The corcals are dull, Irregular and rather
lever on large Argentine shipments ,ani
uocial Northwestern movements he sun
PORTING tsaiure being tue good export INQUIRY
deYclcprd nj concessions.
The strength OF sole leather is fos.ure
noted At many markets. Shoe buyers ace
V tnll force AZ Boston and sample orders
ere numerous Factories are we'll employed
on Immediate delivery orders Rivers ara
reported more willing to meet manuiactur.
ers views as to prices.
Lumber hiss Jagged among bu,jdins ma.
terl1l': hut is. s'iffenBE Ia prices as the sea
son of active opera ions ap2rcacnss
no textiles are rather qu.ei as to hrs
bands Cl.ion hiss weakened DESPITE smalio,
reee pts, because al low trade rerorts from
goods markets aud idvices o! shading .,
gray goods. The better sdvices from 70.
dis sutiyc trade may, however nelp ;hs
situation. Demand for wool Is only 10 cove,
Manufaciurers sales and some soft spot,
-. 49, - y - ptNfs Noottns arc IN enc
densud and men S wear goods are slow O.
sale
Iron and steel nave been rather que.. bu
steady. and even sirong as 10 price. Will
nnished produ u.s. rartlcularly ructural ms
az IN ac'tvc Inquiry. Immediate delivery
OF steel bilets can only he obtiiued a. al
vsnces of % cents to 81 over Liverpool prices
Bessemer pig ron Is etroug and % 10 !?
cons higher on the week. Sales OF founif,
pig ron 10 ppe manuia ,turcrs arc l.De-sl q
[ Chicago and 81. Louis stocks are claimed
to be nor accommodating at furnices IN til,
! former districts. Birmingham reports TO,
4 ahead
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Grocrbtcck Locals.

Grocsbesck. Texas, FEBRUARY The
case Of tbe STATE Of Texas vs., Joe Rbes
Charged With kiAiuy Dr. j. p Rlukin
Jr.. IN Fesru,ry, $50 his been on trial
since Moadiy Tbs afternoon the jurl
returpei verdio, ~ not guilty.
The case OF the STATE Of Texas VS. Dan
WI. u2w, charged With Killing 0acar
owens nesr Kesss on June -, 1899. Il
now on trial and al evidence is In.
R. B. Gray Of Dallas has been here at
tendiug court. one OF the COUNSEL for
the defense 10 the Joe Rhes case.
Judre CRAWFORD " Frsnkap, special
counsel TO- he pfcss Ion, has been at
tending the Joe Rhea trial.
Hon. J. ]. SWAMI. from Marlin. is her,
assisting the prosecution in The case o
Dan Whitlow.
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nrAnNE ITEMS.
Mischicvou- uoys Nearly Caused o
Freight Wreck.


Hcsrnc. Texas, February S,-A few
NIGHTS aeo miscellaneous bows came very
ncsr causing disastrous wrcca at Beurh-
ley. This station has no night office and
The boys knowing tina, no trains stopped
hero termed tho rcd bciri on the irst
frcish,, which Was running IN two sec-
lions The second section Was etoppel
In a few feet OF the nrst Que, thus pre-
venting wreck.
when We Wcrc Twenty Will be-
the attraction Al, the opcra house in
Bryan tonight, Quite number OF iicarne-
ties have expressed their intentions OF
( attending. IS the show is said TO be hrsi
class,
! IA result OF the heavy rains OF the
past two o. three days both the Little
and Biy BrszoS rivers arc carrying snv-
cral feet Of rise. M damage has been
done by them. however,
! Ensign u Edwards with brigade oi
\ tho salvation Army. commenced pro-
trscted meeting at the Mcthodiit church
las, night Quite large audience great
( cd them si tho church, and It Is hoprd
ihat much GOOD will he done Nv them,
The meeting will last QUO week.
Mr.. J t. p3rke, a prominent ST. Louis
coffin lrnmmcr bad business In IicarnC
today,
Miss Wilmer wooicy. a charming younF
lady Of Cameron, IL 10 tho city, the guest
Of Mrs. J FELTON, Lane.
Mr., Nathan rrager representing the W
Wolf Clothing company of New Orleans
was in the city Yesterday,
Jack Phillips OF McNl1 WAS In the citl
yesterday en- route home
Mr. o Wiley, Jr was In the city yes
tcr1Ey on route 10 Jcwott,
Miss Elmer Harhors after pleasant
vlsi. 90 relatives In the city, left yes
tcrday for her home In B-yiu
Or Parker Of Calvert WIS IN the cit,
Yesterday on business
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MARLIN un,fcrs.

Marlin Texas February She grand
jury sdjouipci this mara'ng They re-
'urued fourteen felooy bills sud 10
ulrdemeancr Tho punner Of felo1ies
lF sna'l wlilo the uumonr OF mis- ieTelu-
crs - csceed.pclg large, They Sere
unable - Fri 5iIl Ia the williams hold
w, as 70 cpe cou 10 Eeaiihed aud
those srTesled ", re released.
Mayor Msrcdl,h of Calvert Vas in ID
ci:y ycs.erdsy II 5 honor Is a. good
laokinE sS ever
Mr.. W. 4 Ps.r!tS Leaves today for S.
Lous and cjher points on several
weeks business trip.
The Cilyert Waco and BRACES Vslley
railroad is pu tipg In brick culverts,
rs sing track sud Otherwise Improving
their 70 tihed AZ iptcrsec ion OF oltor'
and FAILS streets.
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Constable Thomas rlli OF Independence
is in the city. He states thst heavy
Justice docks, awaits tho Monday term
OF the independence court
Mr.. loon a. Pace. formerly with the
wells-Fargo Express company here and
at san Antonio, is attending tho Colum
hian university at M.ehlng ION. \ late
issue OF tbs washlngioa Post contains
the anucunce nent thsl he has been elect.
ed vice president OF the DEBATING society
Of the school Of law aud Diplomacy. Il
is ice Arr; time In the history OF the
uaiyersi,y teat this honor has been con-
ierred on a member Oh hr junior class
The young man Is q s3n OF Prot. Y. 4.
Pace Of the Breth m rlbsc schools.
Every scat provided at Germzuia h,ll
Thmjasy eveaing f,r he hsnehi con, ert
by Lutheran church choir wrs tNSe a d
rddttic1nl benches were 3mpr5v sgd n
c!omeE, weather alone preventel stsn =
ing rasm bsiGg al premium Tho ie
proceeds = II swell the buiidlas fun BY
$50. The chclr VAS sse,eted by tn +. W.
EileGs orchestra ami srNersl individual
ccutsibut.oDs. \ great deal Of the ere /
belongs. Of course, TO the hoir. for there
VAS auple evidence e hsTd w7rk, Il, +
msnia hail in 10 long experience has or
feied nothing this, comnariod heaislee i
mere genuine applause. Tnsre vas frc-
qnent applause that stirred ceiling
echoes not heretofore distustel- or thc
spsclal features It nav be said tina
MeSes Grcss n tnslr piano duct playel
81 thci- usual hnlshed WY. Tic &c &c.
tion was The JoNy wives Of Wiudsor.
In their vocsl daei Messrs Brauner and
Grote Of the NerwaettS society wcre Z;
to The GRrdari Il excellence ,ihsy h1v,
so well established 4 vorsl solo by
Mss Lehnanr--rY You isS Nc plily -.
took the audience hy Starm. a volume OF
the raroet. and moe del gh;ful msl 'dy
Tic ZithcT clp). led h. NJ Albert Cohn
gave two Appreciated nun bers, and the
recitation b. Miss Rrrcaa Woipka ans
the piano ssler,i'n by Miss amelia Roll
isch et Galyfatan wcre among the s o.
things
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Calvert Pcrsonnis.

Calvert, Texas Februiry s,-Mr. Frank
E'kin returned recently from visit OF
several DAYS In Corsican4.
Mr. George Miller has accepted a po-
siaon as stepographcr with the Brazos
Bottom Coal, Clay and Manufacturing
company,
Mr.. G. II. Turner general freight
gent for The International and Gfrat
Northern road, was in calvert on bus
ness a few days ago,
Mr.. j. T. Hrris OF Marlin. superin-
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visitor. at the STATE Capital.

Austin. Texas February s.-Edwin
Boothe OF Handy station, KY. is here
visiting his parents.
Mifa Mamie connefly Of Gr'nyllls. Ill.
Is here visiting friends.
J. NJ. Mitchell IS confined TO his home
With az atttck OF Dneumonla
uplted states District Attornev Terrell
~ san Antonio Is here attending the
Federal court
Attorney WozeEG'sft OF Dallas is here
for 2 few 5aYs on business.
4. E. Hsgcock returned last niShl from
husipess trip TO Corsicfns,
ATTORNEY y 4. Rowe q. pousion ls in
town for few lays on hpsiless.
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tendent OF the Calvert. WACO and Ira.
zos Valley road. was In Calvert yesterday
attending to business connected with his
road.
Mrs r. A, Brown entertained tho
members OF the Glee club at her home
last evening.
Mr.. ] II. Gibson returned a few days
ago from weeks business tour Of sew
eral points in Southern Texas.
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county boundary Line cnsc on rrin,

Meridian. Texas February "a hot
leg.l contest Is now on tri'i In the DIS
trict court of Bosque county over the
true boundary line between Lamplsas
and Coryell counties Several conflicting
surveys have been made and each com
ty claims juris liction over belt OF land
between tho two Of some forty.ive square
miles Both counties are ably represent
ed and every inch of he ground is being
fought over with cool. bu; determined,
orerEy. Though nearly two days have
been taken up in this cause the avn u
not in sight.
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GROWTH OF SPRING DEMAND
" "enected in Large sales of Dry
Goods Etc

FORK Febr7ry S.-Bradstrtet's to-
II, ~ w say; Trade developments tais
asno fron those connected with
INV. 49, o' comon1lons in great industries. of
Jb.,l.. = seems as yet too early TO speak au-
I'm. have been N the main favor
|mSls qsVerai lines Of trade and many staple
SSnH Fresularty, but this IS probably
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GALvEsroN GRAM MOVEMENT

Calves on. Tcxrs February s.-Rctc PITS
CuV Colorado and Santa re. 20 cars wheat;
lr.ot-at oual and GreBt Northern u cars
phcat. Galveston fluE'op and Henderson,
car wheat, Missouri, Kansas and Texas. >
cars wheat: Ga weston, Houston snl %orth i.
oru. rer vhea'. Galveston lIous'nn md
Ncr'hein. car Gate.
Elevators A ana, p-Recc'ris TODAY Sc
f2i brsheIs wheat; nee july !. i,Ss31li
busheln wheat.
Del!verico TO-DAY Steamship Alne' saa. 10
&c bushels total deliveries, 6Ta.i6l: stock,
i67i.a5i bushels stock, aiil elevator 9o'.-
90
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40 torture compares TO that OF Rhep-
matte. Prescription NJ. ss5i. by Etne
4 kuend quickest rslt, of all. +.
Schmidt. Houston Texas, sole agent,
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Mems Underwear.

Your choice OF SOC UndershirtS
and Drawers At Aoc the garment.
si.oo garments are soc and
some especially fine Camers Hair
Undershirts and Drawers that sold
regular at Si.75 have been reduced
TO Si.2S.