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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-20
DOMESTIC.

Prof. Rollin F. Williams, graduate
of the University of Texas, died at
Chicago.
The Rice will case was again before
the surrogate court Of New York.
James Callahan arrested nt Omaha
Neb. was Identified by young Cudahy
as the man who guarded him during his
captivity
Mrs. Carrie Nation refuses bail, say
ing she is merely resting while in jail.
In a raid on a saloon at Milwooi,
Kan, the bar tenders wife was killed:
four farmers were arrested.
The American Federation Of Labor is.
opposed to the Harris compulsory arb.
tration bill in the Texas legislature.
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rHe RACES.
New Orleans Results.


New Orleans February to-Westher fine:
track slow Belle simpson, General Ma
gruder, Grey Forge and Corvallis were che
winning favoritcs.
Selling. mile and Belle Simp-
son. ITO Cwalsh). even and . to ., won:
Swurdsman, i16 lO'Brienl - to > and
to 3, second Mahnraiah, ia tWilkcrsoal,
II To |, third. Time i;llM,
Selling. six furlongs general MaEruder,
III tDniel to aud to :, won; j. u.
Sloan, iii Miles, to ! anu 20 J, So,
ond; Utorp. III tMichoels), I TO |, third,
Time 29is.
Selling mile and quarter-Grey Forge,
100 ,Wondcrlyl, even md to :, won;
Jockey joe los CWlnkncldl. O TO and 2
to /, sccond Banquo III. Ill tBoland), 10
tn l. third. limo 2;t2.
Handicap, six furlongs Gertrude Elliott
so a. lkerson>. to l and . 70 J, won;
Triaaitza. los slack, even aud : to .,
second; Andres, 100 Cochran 10 to j,
third. Time 1918.
Selling, mile and thrce-sixteenths- Dag
mar ia (O'Bren), S to i and 3 TO J.. won;
Egyptian Prince. 1885, tWinlheldl I to z
ana even second; Blitheful, Ill tCochranl,
! O 10 !. third. Time i:h1,
| Selling. six furlongs-- Corialis, ~ Cocn'
RAM I 10 Land 2 TO 1, won: The Burllng,
| ton Route. 1o7 (lilchardsl; 70 to ! and I
| 10 |, second Bertha Nell, % IWeoer), D
! to !, third Time l'la.
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Letter from WITS, DdVlOt'
Austin, Texas, February 1o.The follow
ing is n copy of the letter written by MISS
Clara Barton to the governor In reply TO
the resolution adopted by the lcgislature'
To His EXcellency, Joseph d. Sayers, GOV
ernor of the state of Texas
Washington, ID. c. February 10, IDOL
Governor: Among the cherished honors of
my lie and those of the organization when
represent stands pre-eminently the cour-
teous resolution passed by your honorable
body in legislative anssembly, rendering us
thanks for the assistance rendered ny thc
American National Red Cross toward the
relief of the people of your state so ter
rlbly stricken by the disaster of Scptem-
Der 8, 1900. as we'll as It's personal mention
of myself so little expected, SO Warmly
Nowhere in our land has disaster fallen
so heavily ms on your beautiful seagirt
island OF Galveston ana lts bordering
mainland Nowhere have people shown
themselves SO ready TO meet disaster. ,
brave resolnte sympathetic, capable ana
enduring, they are sure 10 recover Ihousi
fought to the death they are. not con,
ouered: though stricken they are h1t
slain. The fostering arm of the state WIN
tenderly draw them to itself-Fsnrcad over
them its broad mantle of paternal PITY nnu
care and hold them again IN It's old tune
'OI The no low of the Red Cross was. that II
was permitted TO give such little reliei as
it could--its regret, that it was not many
hundrcdfod more
For that permission and generous atten
tIon its thanks go out to the faithful, efh
Client governor of the state, whose tlre
less true.hearted interest In the weifar'
Of his people, will constitute his prondes
monument.
For the great courtesy shown to the ktI
Cross. its agents and myself by your. state
I am moor even in thanks. but such as
have, on behalf of all, l give. ...,,,
May I pray you, governor, to tr rams =,
he thb two bodies Of Your Legislature?
with the highest regard, ! have th'
honor to be yours most respectfully,
N'N' Clara Barton,
! n.ih0n4 Amnrican National Redd Cross.
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rmn Men Fatally Hurt.

Queen City, Texas, February ls-wili
watkins and Charles Hunt, two young
white men, jumped off the westbound pas
senger train while in motion at siding
seven miles south Of this place this morn.
ing. Both men were picked mp in a dying
condition. The trnin was running at a
speed Of forty miles an hour
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And HOUSE.
King for Information
Moments of Horses
|lcA WAS ADOPTED.
| Vote Of AZ to 10, Re-
[,,terenee Report on
n Academy Bill.

,ruary 19.-The house
III the smdry civil APP
No amendments were
In Mr.. Cannon reported
Ieueral Appropriation bills,
Mr.. Hit, chairman OF
HONS committee, reported
H. of inquiry introduri
Hass.) and it was adopted.
the secretary OF the
ksted to inform the house
waters" have been usen
In of horses, mules ana
W use in south Africa, ana
|,ant aud what steps nave
Event the same; also the
NJ and mules that have
kce the beginning of the
/ rIca TO the present time
tents from each port ana
b,ilar resolution of inquiry,
| secretary of state was
resumed consideration Of
'tttf
,onrIating 100000 for the
Underground currents ana
the arid land regions ana
Of reports upon the best
ling the water courses OF
TO a considerable debate,
| Of the irrigation oil ara
An N M adjourned.
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Tanforan Results.

San Francisco. Cal, February lo-slx
favorites lost at Tanforan today. The track
was a sea of mud. Rain fell all afternoon
and gale WINS blowing. Owing to the
condition Of the track Hat race was SUD
stituted for the hurdle event.
Seven furlongs, selling--Alee, Mcnamara
Billy Moore. Time, 1891.
Seven furougs- lsalin. Sweet Capora''
salvador Time, 80 10.
Mile and half. o. Co Rio Chico, cho'
teau Time. 2:4S
Seven furongs Janice, Dalngerheln'
lebanon. Time 130H.
Mile. and seventy yards LavAtor I'M
perious. prcstomc Time, l:oQM;
Six and a half furlongs-l.lsela, Cerro
Santa, Red Cherry. Time, 1:25h.
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ISAAC HARRoLsoN DEAD.
He Was Wounded While Serving in the
British Army in South Africa.

He Was Wounded While oeI.Vin9 IN 'n0
Columbus, Texas, February ia tele
gram was received Yesterday from DE- H.
H. Harrolson of Natchez' MISS by Dr. w
T. Yarbrough Of this city advising hlm
that his stepson- Isaac harroison' nad ar
rI,oA a, uatt,esburg. Miss, critically
uou1ded Another telegram this morning
conVevad the intelligence that the Young
man IS dead, Mr.. Harrolson went 10 CapSs
toTn Africa. more than year ago ana
,,.ttb a snirlt for adventure enlisted WIN
,he british. A letter received from MN
by bis mother about month ago from
,.tth pravbaut's Horse and had been N a
,,I,nher az engagements. His term Of en-
lIstnoent would not expire until next month
ana Il is the belief OF his fanny Z, y wv. b b
was being invaded home
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LEGISLATIVE.

The house passed the hill providing
for the investment Of the permanent
school fund In the bonds of indepen.
dent school districts.
The house passed the medical board
bill as did the senate
The railroad commission has an
swered the statements made by MIR.
shaw in advocacy of the maximum
rate bill.
The subcommittee. assigned to the
drawing up a new land law. has com
plcted it's work.
Test vote iu the house shows that
the Hogg amendments have not enough
friends to be submitted
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5,4o p. M. adjourned.
| HAzlNG PENALTY.

Defeat of the Confer
Ince Report.
February 19.-By the en-
IS to A. the senate late
rejected the conference re-
3itary academy appropriation
nm came at the conclusion
5debate upon the provisions
inserted in the report By
committee of the two
bncrcss. Discussion of the
m was precipltated NJ the
kiay's session by Mr.. Daniel
The greater part OF the
knd the report Of the con
kcted because il was regard
majority of the senate a !
4 while no instructions could
conferees by the senate n
|slpn as to the penalty =.
have to he presented anu
The confereCs.
| day Mr.. Deboe (kyD deliy-
|lnced speech upon the Niear-
|Ie reviewed at length tie
hitch led up to the present
strongly advocated the con
Ihe waterway by the Unitel
hs made to obtain considera-
I'M reyiving the grade of vice
|ae navy for the benefit o.
! Sampson and Schley, but Il
X.
ling of the session Mr.. Hale
the committee on naval AT
bly, reported II bill to revive
vice admiral of the navy an
be president. with the advice
pf the senate, to appoint TIVE
from the list of active real
the navy. He asked imme
ration of the bill. Mr.. Rutlcl
ir. Pettigrew Is. D. objected
, objection, said Mr.. Hale
20 to the calendar. | civ,
ce that as soon as practicabl,
p the bill. If anything Is t,
hould be done within II few
that 1t may have coasidera
house and president. " II |,
Il will fall by the waysidc anC
be done
reported the rivers and har
ID gave notice that at tn.
pie time he would call it nj
tlon.
Nell, Warren and Harris werr
Iembers of a new conference
or the senate ON the Yves
II executive session the senate
l., adjourned.
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THE FIRE RECORD.

Store Set on Fire by Powder Explosion
Beevilie, Texas, February ia teie'
phone message received here at o'ao ms
afternoon stated that the general nipr,
chandise store of r. j. Bradford at Mihera.
city was burning some BOYS Wer e,p nIya
N Mn "a on" ono end Of the building out
n n,,'oiiSSc Tho boys q considerable distance
and perhaps fatally iniurlng one OF llie,n ~,
The establishment took hfe from '"e 90
p' Thc horse Of n. j Hart Of this city,
,,,,,irh was hIiched near the building at
the time, was killed.
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RAILROAD.

President John ]. Valentine of the
WELSH Express company spent
the day in Houston and talked of
nroeress made in the lest flfty wears.
The Frisco extension Is nearing COM
pletion.
hhe commission gave hearing ON
the question of estimating tue weight
of soda water bottles.
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STATE.

Fraternal insurance organizations
may lose the right to do business
through failure to nlc statements.
Ellis county commissioners have pc
titioned the legislature TO pass COM
pulsory vaccination law.
Brenham's new library was formally
opened TO the public.
The Faulkner murder case has been
given 80 the Jury at Dallas.
Leases on oil lands In Chambers
county will likely be contested.
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PUGILISTS UNDER BOND.
Rubin and Martin Arrested for En-.
gaging ID Boxing Exhibition.
COMPLAINANT WAS ALSO ARRESTED
The Bonds OF the Boxers and the Wit
ness Were Each Placed at
$3.50.

Chicago. February ia.-~pugllst Gus
Rubin and his snarrng partner Denver
Ed Martin. were held 10 the grand jury
to day In bonds OF $3.50 each for engaging
in a friendly boxing exhibition at local
theater.
Frank Hall. who made the complaint
against them. WINS arrested. charged with
witnessing q boxing contest. Han was
also held 70 the grand Jury in the sum Of
500
The Illinois law calls for the punishment
of witness 90 even a friendly sparrns
contest.
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President American National Kedd {
The Vacant Judaeship.

Austin, Texas February 1S.-Delegations
Of lawyers from Caldwell, Austin, Hays
and Fayette counties visited the governor
today in the interest of applicants fol, the
vacant iudgeship OF the Twenty-second 1u'
diciel district, caused by the death Of Judge
Teichmueller
Fayette county wants the appointment
10 go to Judge L. w Moore, VINO IL u'
HAYS county wants Judge Neighbors:
Austin county is backing J. r; Bel ana
Caldwell county lawyers want Judge Tom
Mcneil to get the plum. Inc governor
has vet made no appointment.
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CONGRESS.

The house spent another day in con
sideratlon Of the sundry civil hill; a
resolution asking for Information as 10
the shipments of horses and mules to
South Africa was adopted.
The senate voted down the report of
the conference committee recommends
ing an extreme penalty for hazing at
West Point.
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sPooNER,s AMENDMENT.

It viii Be Tackled to the Army Reor-
aanizaton Bill.
Washington, February 19.-The sub-com'
mittee of the senate committee on military
affairs, having in charge the army appro-
prlation bill. has agreed to add to that bin
Senator Spooners amendment nroyiding
for civi government In the Philippine
archipeago The committee will restore
the word .'judcial'' eliminated from the
amendment by the Philippine commission,
thus giving the president explicit authority
over the judicial branch of the govern
ment,
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LOCAL.

very "hot'' session of the city
council.
The commencement of the Lentcn
season,
Only one candidate to he voted FOR
Mt todny's election.
Gambling houses closed by order of
the city council.
Mardi Gras more generally observed
here than has previously been the Gus
tom
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Oakland Results.

san Francisco, February ls.-Weather
rainy at Oakland; track sloppy.
Six furlongs- Follow Me. Billy Lyons
Pegalong Time 1.2ik
Three and a half furlongs--Lou Welza.
Prestone. Monastic Time 40.
Six furlongs- L; Topic, Eldred, Ill harl'
Mile and seventy yards Uarda, Norford,
Pat Morrissey. Time 1,i9h.
seven furlongs- Scallyway, Duckoy, Joe
sIS furlongs. sellng-Boundlce Iibutou
Iord. Vine llA,
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For a Hawaiian Cable.

Washington, February Ex-senator Hanna
from the committee on commerce today
made a favorable report TO the senate
upon Senator Perklus' amendment to the
snndry civil appropriation bil AUTHORIZING
n,.eiiniinary contracts 10 be made for q
s,tbmarlpe cable from San Francisco TO
honolulu. The amendment makes IN ap'
nroprlatinn Of 100000 TO be immediately
avatiablp.
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CHINA.

The foreign ENJOYS have given the
Chinese authorities eight days in which
to issue satisfactory edlcts.
Minister Conger has been Instructed
that the feeling Of the United states Is
against any further hostile demonstra'
lions.
dispatch from Peiin says the court
is reported to have yielded.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-20

Don't let the hand Of time paint wrinkles
on your face. Keep young, by keeping the
blood pure and the digestive organs IN a
hcalfby condition. HERBINE VIII do this.
Health is youth, disease and sickness brings
DID age Price 30 cents For sale by A. u.
KIesllng Druggist, 502 Main street.
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petitinns II Rankruntoy.

Galveston. Texas, February 19.--fhe fol-
lowing petitions In bankruptcy were filed
today In the United states circuit court
and referred To the referee:
nj" 7, ~ Whisenent Of Fulshear Fort
Pend count; liabilities S570j.lS; assets
real estate and personal property value
not stated. ,,.t.u,.,.
sill az: assets $40. exempt $40.
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ro.,r.ite Commission Suspended.

peplson, Texas. February io-The Chick.
osaw townsite commission has received
kilograms from z. a. Hitcheoek, se e :,
, ~ furloughed aud stating that a
letter fully advising would follow Just
why the commission has been lndehnItety
snsnended is a matter as yet unsolved.
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r..,ltr., case Given to the Jury.

Dallas, Texas, February l9-lne Jury
were given the case against Eugene FAUX
ner at o'clock tonight AZ 9:59 tne9 re-
PPo crdglc and as Foreman sllger was sick,
Judge Clint ordered them locked up ion
The night and adjourned court nhui
o'clock ten GROW morning
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Beltop. Texas. February 19.-The jury ID
the J. -. Messer case was secured last
nipht and the case went TO trial thif
mornln. There is much interest manifest.
'rbe city Il today holding q democratiS
primary election for mayor aud three ala
dcrmen.
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COMMERCIAL.

Cotton closed 1872 down at Liverpool,
1-1G down at New York and unchanged
elsewhere.
Wheat closed " to II higher, corn
a shade lower; oats unchanged and pro-
visions 2ls lower to pa higher.
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RIGHTS MAY BECOME VOID
FRATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS HAVE
NOT FILED STATEMENTS.
Miss Clara Barton Writes the Governor
Letter Expressing Her Pleasure
at the Legislatures Resolution

,rstin Texas. February 19.-Many ira
.ornol insurance companies have not sent
T., their annual statements TO the insur-
o,ce commissioner. and unless they DO so
hofore March their rights become void
ne tbeir license expires on that date
rio following Insurance companies re-
,n+o,ed the state today for business:
mo insurance company Of North America
% pniledelphla; tax $14Ts.29; certificates
Sl ~ ' S9n Insurance company Of New or.
t.ans. fax sle4 90; fees So; eertlhcates
SIS. s.orn,I comnanies.
Poroi Templars association OF buualo'
n s1 ~; tfeS Methodist Aid association of
c5 raSoc ig Knights of America of st. Louis;
re Ths - Fraternal Home Insurance company
NJ Hamilton, Mo; fees 81. nouo..
Modern order OF Praetorlahs OF p"'''s'
fees 81; certificates 81.
Chartered.
Anstln. Texas, February 19-The follow
,u,, cbarters we're fled today with the sec
retary of state; 49,
1he III paso Brick company of FL Paso
n,tai stock 5000. Incorporators; Ed
- Rodgers. W. +. Robinson, J. IL
white. II. Lehman and w. J. Harris.
e. W. Deaton company o. s,o E aG Lar Lar
merchandise; c9pl dsau s'9 w. t. VINEYARD anC
| porators: W. pe"'VN' !" "
SABINE Development company Of orange,
capital stock Slo,q@ in'orporGa'oiSaSi son
III Iobit and c. A. Gunstream
'-nenton Grocery company OF Denton
capital stock $4,000.
The Trinity River Land ana iff'ss''o'
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SUMMARY OF ToDAy's IMPORTANT NEWS.
WASHINGTON.

Congressman Henry and Burleson
were given hearing by Chairman Bur
ton Of the rivers and harbors commit
tee for presentation of the BRACES
river project.
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Two Barns at Columbus,
Columbus, Texas. February 1.-Two
harms on the county farm and lop" bushels
~ corn burned last night. Value oil the
barns about slOOO.
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PROF. R. r. WILLIAMS DEAD.
He Was a Graduate of the University
of Texas.
(speclal TO The Post,)

Chicago, February 19.-Rollln +. VIII
ltnms. assistant professor OF chemistry In
the Armour institute. died here today.
Prof. Williams had been suffering from
appendicitis and died shortly after q SUR
gica operation had been performed; Ha
was a graduate of the university OF Texas
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PORT OLE SABINE.

Sabine Texas. February 19-Sailed I;
r.resco fI3rl for Hamburg; schooner Lizzie
IT patrick and Olga for coatzacoalcos
Arrived: Chickdale tBr), from Las Palmos.
schooner %. ]. SAWYER. for Coatzaeoaleos.
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Saw Mill and Lumber Yard Burned.

New Orleans, February 19.-Fire tonight
destroyed the saw mill and lumber yard Of
wilhert Sons in Plaquemlne. La. Loss
100000. partly covered by insurance.
large number of men are thrown out OF
employment
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Attorney General Smith Returned Home

Mineral Wells, Texas. February 10. At
torney General Tom NJ. Smith returned to
his home at Austin yesterday after 2 sey
baatth IN general very much Improved lie
nrononnnces the mountain air and scenery
~ Palo Pi-to county refreshing ana ID
MIGRATING.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

Washington, February 19.-The follow
irg reserve agents have been approved for
Texas banks. South Texas National bank
81 Houston, for Karnes County National
hank OF Karnes City and Citizens Nation
al bank of MeXia: Seaboard National bank
of New. York and Franklin National bank
of Philadelphia for Lockwood National
hank of San Antonio and for Firt Nation
al bank of Nevada.
Pensions granted: Increase, Isanc Vance
Paducah, SIS; Robert Rose Mount rlcas
at, IS. ASA NJ Mceker, roar, Sc Mexi
cal, war survivors increase, Matthew
Meroney. Mcculioch. Sl2
Po<tnesters appointed: Amy, Delta
county. Charles II. Henson; Atlas, Lamar
county, James NJ. Yates; nowland, Lamar
county John W. Martin; Petty lanai
county, Calhoun Petty: Proctor, Comnnche
county, William Stanley.
Patents issued Texans today: Joseph
! NJ. Armstrong, Bonham post driver; VIII
liam e. dolly. Pioneer table; George W.
| league, Ector, farm fence; William III.
! Wentworth, San Antonio cotton GIN.
Texas postoffices established Barnes,
Polk county, John A. Handlcy. Jr., post.
| master; Uneva, Henderson county, Simon
| Acker, postmaster.
The comptroller of the currency today
issued call for the condition of National
! banks on February >.
Senator Depew has reported favorably
from the committee on expositions the
! house bill for the Louisiana purchase ex-
position at st. Louis.
The senate committee on naval affairs
today agreed to report favorably upon all
the nominations of naval officers for ad
vanccment except those of Admirns Samp
son and Schley. They also decided to
recommend the revival of the grade of vice
admiral and the appointment of two real
admirals to this office, the intention be
ing that the president shall name Messrs
Sampson and Schley.
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Texans in New York.

exams IN New York.
pecial to The Post.)
Sssk spruary 1o.--Followlng is
eyTir4ls In New York to.
]kexs ST. Cloud.
4>ru, Broadway Cen
llSfsrd; R. NJ. Thomp-
1fias, st. Cloud.
yIuer, Hoffman: W.
Clay, st. Denis;
4 Blnclair.
1Hdricks, Broadway
III Imperial.
4 { NJ st. Cloud.
4! operial.
st. George.
ebruary 19.-Foul
AZ falling wall Al
M Judson packing
~ | ley were Captain
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ri But look out,
he Start of you.
yoa viii have dys-
estion, biliousness,
poOr blood, con.
ep take one of
bedtime. These
ard surely master
are an easy and
for the whole
B&S ProlilPt re-
permanent
keep a box of
IlS =, box.
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epast supply you. we
z<<<t from this once
4 Sce. rs cents, sAd-
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Pensions granted Increase, Isanc Vance.
Paducah, SIS; Robert Rose, Mount rleas-
a't, IS. ASA NJ Mceker, ro!ar. Ss MeXl.
can war survivors increase, Matthew II
Meroney. McCull0ch. Sl2.
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The comptroller of the currency today
issued a call for the condition of National
banks on February D.
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Senator Depew has reported favorably
from the committee on expositions the
house bill for the Louisiana purchase ex
position at st. Louis.