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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-25

I.AMB-on Tuesday, July o. 1901. at o'clock
.. m, James L. Lamb. beloved husband Of Mary
I-smb tnee o'DonnelD, son of Luke and Margaret
lamb (nee Grant,. brother OF Thomas, Joseph.
Edward aid Grace Lamb, Mrs Wheat Reed, Mrs.
u aries Dumont. aged 81 years,
Funeral will take place Thursday. July %.
nj O'Clock p. m. from residence OF his father,
No. s24 Madison street to St Michaers Church,
thence to Calvary Cemetery. Friends invited to
attead.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-29
ESTATE OF A. Il. PIERCE.
Chief Items in the Report Of the APP
praisers.

Chief Items in the Report Of the APP
praisers.
Wharton, Texas. April 2S--An inventory
Of the Pierce estate has been died for rec
ord by the board Of appraisers. Messrs G.
c. Duncan, H. &. Vineyard and w. T. Tay-
Tor Among the principal items Of inter
eat are the following Real estate in
Mntogorda county, 5000 acres In Whar-
tor comfy, $3.50 acres; In Galveston
county, 5000 acres, In Harris county. 20
acres; In Bfgzorla county, 762 acres; In
Liberty county. $50 acres; IN Jefferson
county, 80 acres; in Fort Bend county,
ton county, valued 90 Sl0N5; lots I'm the
$4,000: in Pierce. $1,000 Among personal
property Is G03iz shares tsl0n face valuei
IN the Gulf and Interstate Railway com
pany 1000 head Of cattle. Ila Mules and
lbI horses; also m Interest Of IS per cent
In notes, judgement, b0nds drafts aud fic.
counts against the Gulf and Interstate
Railway. comn1ny amounting 10 S4J63H3
About six closely tSpowrltten pages were
hllcd with personal notes amounting to
thousands OF dollars, secured hy MORTGAGES
on land and other cuilatcyals Tho In.
vcntoly consisted Of about sixty unges OF
tvpeWrttcn manuscript and every article.
OF property was carefully enumerated
showing q wonderful record of the great
financial ability and executive power In
managing and controlling such an I'M
mrnse estate which was a characteristic
OF the late \. II. Pierce.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-29
.VrIlr KNOWLES y

Fnoile interest regarding the phenomena
" Nullh9i magnetism has never been more
hnnstanIlally shown than nj The present
tlNue; me mcdic9l RS well as other load.
ing Journals contain numerous articles 10.
kaFding the strange science and lis uses
anG effects The Knowles who have been
iarlous Tor The past seycn years as ex.
peneentR OF the science, are booked for a
weeks engagement at the opera honsr
commencing tonight They come highly
lhlorsed and should receive the iheral
patronage OF our people as their entertain.
nsnts gro eScrnclatingly funny as well as
or their Performance the Austin Dany
statesman Of April rs says III you want
Tllss seeing the Knowles, who are MI Tho
ltapcock opera house for a weeks engage
meht crowded houses have greeted his
company every night und every one mas
gene away highly pleased. Last mimi
there were more chan a dozen wru knnwr
Young men who volunteered fnr subierts
nhe some 81 them proved exceptionally
form were highls amusing ana M dimes
tue audience was. so excited that they wore
al' on their feet watching The pranks Of
Nhewles are clever artists and the show
Is as u Is advertised "a show fnll Of nm
IRON beginning 20 cnd
:, Amorica's most celebrated hoy soprano
performance. The san Antonio DSiv
llghl SAYS % his singing: "The slnginfr
Of Karl Hubbard was exceptionally hne
ami TN manner IN which ne handled aifa-
cult SELECTIONS showed the excellent train.
ing of his voice"
From the accounts given by the Fort
Metth. san Antonio ami Austin plpers
The Houston nceplo VIII hc able 70 enjoy
rare. treat as the Knowles performances
lre said To hC one long hearty laugh frnn,
heglrnlng 70 end One lady viii Sc adj.
served seat ticket II purchased before g
p. ~. Monday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-29
A NEGRO WOUNDED.
-Four Bullets Struck Him in the Ne,
but He Still Lives.

-Four Bullets Struck Him in the Head
but He Still Lives.
Beaumont, Texas, April 2s.-A sboottno
,sephpc created sensation among tho
thousands which thronged The strnests 'n o.,
about o'clock This evening Tho anrn,
occurred at the Southern pacIer donat
WITHIN nifty feet OF the Crosby ho,,.o
where the crowds are maased ana ' ~
rapid discharge of the pistol cro ',t '"s q
panic. created
The parties to the shooting worn ~.
upeder Hlgman, a young white n,,n =,
70 sstaumont and a local negro 'g man OF
EsUTge Wells Tho dlsturbancee" V sfdr, ~
coecbel ,ww9 long. rows of nasssn.ei
nigman and AZ aSte Is alleged to have attacked
itl me negro mad long knife draw "s ,al;
uKhiah was retreatiug when ~ nL ~
a pIstnT pII93eeedings and handed uirinan
- "a f'n,"i. ne immediately opened as, ~ , -
Shs negro, firing four shots p oyeri nre on
,ha ,oos erect, striking the negro 'n nho' -,
unb i"es ana head; The negro adva anoni
deputy siarshal ' BronwS.naGs99 picked up by
""S SUI IN his hand, PhysiciaTSn hnlie
q a.o, hurried examination OF ina nlaue
wonId n, ouo would not say whether thov
in1gea somewhere in ira bosHSe hals are
,e SioSA tonight he was sin aljya ouh ~ (.
shootiS MN s, 20 Tue county jail. but ns nv
tense ha Wiii 70 nave been In self a.
nc minal bond We released on a
shsniin ge9 9, unpleasant feature n, tho
Young whIta n ,ae Woundlng IN the ler OF n
b,s .,sr Nht,t mana ylsitor-whh as -. y.
in ,s naine DC not published H. v W., eshs that
~ M nhheh the shooting hecsn 0's na,
forehead I pIsweS struck the negro In the
nean and hurled itself m NJ top OF the
rafde5 e wound Is painful. but II ~ nn ,ar -,
e'u as the ieast dangerous. ave- ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-29
LouIsyII.Ln rNrRlns.

Five and one-half furlongs remptress 90
VeiasQuca oS Molkets l01; The Lady IN
Blue, Bessie Macl,lin ili Tom Middleton
The Rush lid; Himtine 10.
Fohr furlongs, twoycar-old hllies- our
Jessie Miss Gaines, Lady Maxim, Miss
Thomy, soortic Cousin H.. Dodie r.. Pearl
Ban, Artellc, ME Fashion 1O5. Endurance
by Right, Drummond no
cine mile, selling Scornolptto sd; Jano.
wood ~; Snrlia, Lee King Amelia Straih
more 100; Pat Garrett l0I Espionage 100,
Chorus Boy III uhlcrs ti3; Mira Phiuzy
III
one milc and quarter. the Kentucky
lNefhy- nrlscoll, Amur no, Aiard SchccN.
SlnnazarEo, His EmIncuce III.
-Four furlonRs f1vo.vn,r'nii coi. ~.
more Harry Beck Prlbelore 10s Man a.
WAR, badger los; Eddie Busch ll3. Red
Hook l1s
;, rhrecquartprs OF q mile, selling Sins Qi,
Frances Rels Economic. Vie Lamont ~,
Elsie ycnner, Vema CLARK ~: Senrx Glnr;n
usi King EikMool lQ2 Sir Blake. Locusi
BLOSSOM iO2; Northumberh no
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VERDICT WAS NOT GUILTY.
Callahan Had No Hand in the Cudahy
KIDNAPPING.
JUDGE BAKER EVIDENTLY SURPRISED
He Rebuked the Jury in Very Strong
Woros--Cudahy Advised 10 With
draw Reward for Grove.

Omaha, Ncb.. April 2s.-After considering
over night the guilt or innocence Of James
Callahan, the jury at . O'Clock this morning
decided he had no part In the kidnapping Of
Edward Cuduhy, Jr The verdict was an
evident surprise TO the court ana Judge
Baker expressed disgust In emphatic terms
Callahan was Immediately arrested on
TWO Other counts, which the state IN NOT
prepared to say will be made usr OF. as
no new evidence is at hanu and the eN.
pense of going over the ground again ia
considerable.
AS the words mot guilty" were pro.
hounced, however, Callahan half rose Ia ms
irct ana smiled Judge Baker studied ths
III silence, as though be had NlOubted t1r
VHruence OF MS ears. Then he rebuked Ia,
Jury severely.
IF Callahan had madc his own cboia,
W jury said Judge Baker, he could
nor nave selected twelve men who rouiI
naNo served MIN more faithfully II the
SlNte had made the selection, / know of
y" men IL could have named who could
nave been less careful of It's Interests. Tho
Jury ia discharged With the compliment
M lhe court Hbd the prisoner is likewise
relPased' do not know what motive art.
Hated you In reaching this decision. but
nope none OF you VIII ever appear aroii,
In this Jury box"
The jury was evidently M ut cnsc durIn,
nus arrnignment, but II lid not make
response aud tilrd rapidly from the hoy n
e1pn as II was at liberty In the hnii,vn,
tallahnn mumhled his thanks The XII
GERS OF the court looked on with contpintt
tMet OF Police Donuhuc viii urre 0r
Cudahy to withdraw the reward Of Sao M
for nc arrest Of Pat Grove.
tfoWr might easily mako an appearAncr
anu claim the reward himself, said he
as the evidence against him Is no morn
dlrect than that against Callahan In ms
viEIi'ch years experience with crln,ln1ls
nave never had more absolutely conViu"
Callahan f "N"pS'
There was not q single naw In the tes
lponN ana inc evidence II gull WINS over
whelinihg From the information hive 81
Sutru as 10 III" sentiment of q iury
peilcNe that It's decision was based largely
ON the theory that the victim OF tho Amin
WIS wealthy man and MS such hp * AHA
70 surfer. Two OF the Jurors, am IN
| ,ermed, expressed thclr opinion thof no
Muhaping had occurred and they had f,ken
,neir oaih as Jurors with this conviction in
~ do not approve of any reward br,ne
nuePod IN c1tsc of this kind ana h,lleVe
lhht II operated In the Callahan trim ror
the acQulttal Of the accused Several tlmrs
heard tho expression that tho poilee Ind
simply concocted plot To send nm inn
crnl man 90 the penteutlary In tho hone or
securing the reward" "'P' w
IT = understood here tonight thar Tho
| AghWW reward offered for tho coDvir.irn
or the three men concerned Ia the cr,mn
VIII stand. '''e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-29
HARD FIGHTING IN CHINA.
German and French Troops Forced
the Chinese to Retire.
NATIVES PUT UP A STRONG DEFENSE
Nine Cinnamon Are to Be Executed To-
day in the American District, Rob.
berry Being Their Crime.

Pckin, April S.--The report of General
Kctteler from Kuo Lu concerning the Ger
man French expedition has been received
here General Kett,<or's report shows that
the Chinese troops did not leave the PROV
ince tn they were forced to DO so. The
eniire brigade commanded by General Ket.
teller met the enemy on April % and In.
, nnrt IN imlTase Ioss upon Them, The re-
mans had one officer and three soldiers
mlled ana twenty eight soldiers wounded.
me Nlpnese were forced 10 leave the
province and were fully dCmoralized. The
FRENCH authorities stated that the Chinese
had crossed the border of the provlure on
aRyl " IN which case they must have
subsequently returned,
n Hung Chang says it Is impossible TO
bclieye that General Lui Kwang Ting
would hnye so hagrantly dlsobeyed his
orders ana anNlously awaits the Chinese
General Ketteler
- Hung Chang paid return calls to the
different legations yesterday ana congratu
ated Special Commissioner Rockhill an
the stand taken by the Americans In the
mattsl Of Indemnity. II is not generally
that Mr. kockhll's efforts In this dlrection
I WIN prove successful though most of them
ADMIT that they must be guided in the mat.
M ny Ihelr instructions received from
thclr home governments
Nine Cinnamon Viii he executed tomor.
s"W IN the American district for highway
robbery and violence, The men In ones
tl"n were tried and sentenced according
to Chinese law but they are the drsf If
ChGffee ~ "'uu' IL
General Gasalee, the British commanded
~, officers Of his STAFF and the entire
british contingent gave a farewell enter
t9inmcnt to the American officers iast
I nignt. All officers who were NOT actuallS
9l duty were present and the utmost en-
only. "ei"' Nn"nee
~ Is said at the German headonortcrs
r rnt,,, Inc brigade OF General ketteler IA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-29
SPENCER WAS RElNSTATED
Texas Jockey Given a License by the
Jockey Club Stewards.
KENTUCKY DERBY TO Be RUN TODAY
II Is Expected that Alard Sohock viii Be
First Choice in the Betting; He
Win Get Support.

Now York, Aprll 20. AT meeting OF the
stewards Of the Jockey club held today,
there were present james Il. Koonc, Il. L..
Hitchcock, II. X. Knapp aud Andrew
Miller. August belmont, james r. Kcrne
and II. X. Knapp were appointed stewards
for the spring meeting Of the Westminster
Racing association. Jockey Henry Spcn.
Ger WINS granted license for the senson
of 1901.
Victor Ilolar and Richard Liddcll were
rclnatated to all privileges under the rules
'ihc following llrenBcH were granted:
JockeYa- Annie Alarie. j. T. Bnrrctt, itch.
ard Brown, H. j. Bennett William
O'Koefe, Robert Burns AcX Burck, John
Cashen, John Dunlgan, John DAILY, samuel
Higgins g. j. Hoffman, Anthony kunr,
j. j. McGinn, William Mcnny, Jr., Joseph
Piggott, Rocco RomHnulu, Nash Turner,
robert White w. l., Hahn and Henry
Spencer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-29
The Fife Meetino.

Brcnham. Texas. April ss.The second
week Of the Fife revival At I.usk's hall
draws 10 a close and the close of the series
Of meetings Is also near az hand Mr..
Fife has announced that owing 10 engage
ments elsewhere he viii not be able TO re.
main 10 Brenham longer than Monday
night The religious interest thAt has been
awakened 10 Bfenham daring The two weeks
lhat have lWon devoted 70 these services
has surprised even the most consecratct
and eNpectant. The morning services have,
M rule, hecn devoted 10 sermons 20
church members. while the evening services
Of the second week have heen given over
% stirring appeals 10 the unconyerted,
fhcsc appeals have not been In vain. Az
every service deep Interest has been man
Tested. Scercs have announced themselves
~ among The nnnhcr who have found tho
better way. Hundreds IF others have
earnestly asked 10 DO remembered Ia the
prayers that have been offered Cor their
ltpentance aud redemption, A srlrt Of
mrip, my and unanimlty has been en-
Hendcred among the mtlnbers 81 the ga
ttous church dcnomnaficns. and Metne,
oiSfs, RaptIsts, Christians. Episeopgllars,
preshyterans and l.nfhefans have iahored
together for q common eanre,
ln preaching and .exhortarien MI ftte
believes In the methods Of the apostolic
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-29
SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
DOMESTIC.

Governor Gambler says that exaggcr-
oted reports OF bis ntterances were sont
out.
a special ni1sg meeting was the days
feature 10 the Methodist conference.
ParltIiurAt preached on his recent trip
to the South.
Callahan, alleged TO be the cudnhy
lidnaper was acquitted and the Judge
roasted the Jury.
The bishops Of the Southern Metho-
dist church are TO meet at Louisville
Thursday.
The ohio river continues to fall
slowly.
The president will leave Washington
today for his Southern tonr.
Phillips has advised the corn shorts
10 settle with him promptly If they
wish TO avoid q squeeze.
An ohio woman uses calcimine
brush IN lieu. OF y hatchet TO reform
nor drinking husband.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-29
A BOOMERANG.
The Action Of the School Board Severely
Criticised.

The Action Of the School Board Severely
Criticised.
Every citizen accosed upon the subject
yesterday expressed surprise at the letter
of President Charlton Of the school hoard,
ms printed in yesterdays Post refusing to
give the candidntes for school trustees So.
lectcd through the medium of a citIscns'
meeting, fair. or, IN fact, any repre- sen
tatlon Whatever Mt the polls AZ the school
trustees election TO take place In this city
on say t. ''
it the trustees do not rcpudIate this
action. remarked citizen YESTERDAY VIM
voted for the present school board AZ thc
loht election, ~ certainly can not under
stand how amy minded cltgon could
ms to appoint their own representntiyea M
lhe pohs ana refuse to allow representa-
non 10 their opponents. II seems To me
NM. cGnlnon propricty, regardless Of what
in.il rlEuts IN the premises may be- would
nave suggested n more liberal course -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-29
srArs.

A National organization OF The t. r.
A. Benevolent leagne u projected Ivy
the Texas drummcrs.
Tho district saengcrfcst Is in session
~ Brenham.
The inventory Of the estate OF 4. H..
Pierce has been Dlcd In Wharton county.
The attorney general has applied for
a receiver for the TURNER'S and Mcr.
chants Insurance company Of San An.
tonic.
The Now York visitors put In the day
at Burnet. Marble Fails and Liaro.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-29

A fearful holocaust in which i've lives
were los,.
Ex-Governor Adams Of Colorado has
some very complimentary things TO say
about Houston.
Meeting Of the presidential reception
committee.
Henry Schmidt. Jr. wins tho Turn
yerein bowling club gold medal.
Rev. George Hudson. mlsslonary
from chinn, tells Of the cnusos that led
up to the crisis thorc.
ie crowd OF exeurslonlsts went to
Beaumont
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-29
Every Exertion a Task
B Every Care a Burden

There is failure Of the strength to
DO and the power TO endure: there Is
weakness all over" that is persistent
and constant.
The vital functions are impaired
food does not nourish. and the whole
system is run down.
A medicine that strengthens the
stomach. perfects digestion. Inylgor.
stes and tones Is needed.
Whist Hoods sarsaparilla did for Mrs. L. u.
Garland. Shady, Tenn. Il has done for others,
She took 4 when she was all nun down with
out Appetite losing flesh. and unable 10 do
Ser work, IL restored her appetite. Increased
her weight, and made her we'll and strong.
THIS Is her own unsolicited statement.
hsOdss Sarsapasilxa
Promises to cure and keeps the prom
ke- The earlier treatment Is begun
ne better - begin Il today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-29
GREATER THAN NATION.
Woman Calcimined Her Husband, tho
Proprietor and the Berkeeper.

Cincinnati, April 2s Mrs. Richard
Crater. the wife OF house painter, on
heins unable TO keep her husband from a
saloon on Ludlow avenue went TO the
place today with one Of his caclmlnc
buckets and whitewnsh brnsh She cal.
clmfned him from head to foot In the
saloon; He returned Ia the saloon after
ne mad accompanied her home and changed
clothlng. She followed him again and the
peAt time calclmined the saloon keeper and
ms bartender aud fixtures ana gave notice
thnf she would repeat the performance TO
anyone selling liquor To her husband
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-29

Tor perfect health The food We e", nsa non
all the blood we have, which In turn fesds
every nerve, muscle and tissue In The hodr
Aer ,1 gulekens the appetite, aids al,
Etstivn, gives tone and vlgor TO Mi Tho
tnnetions and lnsurcs good health pr,ce
~ een loS ,, E9r sale by A. Z. Kiesling, drug.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-29
Jail Delivery a. woo.,.,,,.

"oodyl'ie' Texas, April 2s.-rhrae M.
onsrs made their escape from Tho IT'S ra
cniary JAIL last night Two ~ t.. s's 49,
trt eou @ad i wsrc bound over 10 ,Sa are
art ,w6ite,. Is A aSser The other, viii stew.
der NNue' Indictment for muir.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-29
Decoration Day AZ HaIIets,iIl.

iialletsvillc, Texas April es. The Ladies'.
Cemetery association observed today AZ
decoration day. The local hand furnished
music aud ollnihms Ellis. Esq, Of I.ockhalt
q, nsnsereu me nadress. There were flowers
tioh. ''S"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-29
ENGINEER KILLED.
Both Legs Were Cut OF by a Special
Train

b'rmlnsham' Ala. April as.-w. II.
sehnltEer freight train engineer. was
Killed at Cullman, Aha last night in a
mysterious manner. schnltzer had side.
tracked MS train for a speclal coming
,.h Mter the special had passed ana
M ,sl slsnaled to 90 ahead. there was No
.itspunSr anu me conductor found the on.
slheef wing on. the main track In an nm.
SSShscslonS condition. with both legs emf
~ ~ SgnhiiEer died In a few minutes with,
Int rvsalhlhg consciousness. No one saw
alna Iea1e MS g'lglne ana the railroad ~.
dent. N"e peVuHaf acci'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-29
10 PREVENT PNEUMONIA AND GRIP
Laxative Bromo-Quinlne removes the cai,se.
THE FATHER OF THE TELEaRApH.
James Douglass Reid Died Yesterday y
His Home

New York April 2s,James Douglass
REID, known 70 telegranhers throughout
the country as 'the father Of The te,e.
graph died today az bis residence In this
ii'y ~ lSso he was rpnolnted t'nlted
States consul 20 Dunfermtlne scn,,s,1
through the influence Of Andrew Carnecie'
who ~ ? hay had serve as messenger AID
teiegFaph operator under Mr.. Reid HI pllts'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-29
FOREIGN.

Money Is abundant az Berlin
The demand for cloth at Manchester is
not sufficient 10 decrease the stock.
The bubonic plague continues to
spread at Capetown.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-29

thys ot Noronal Institute have elec,ed 20,
VIZ, W. heNt torn the following feaehers whn
pF SsG eeIllneted BY Prof, i Il Pritehett,
Misses Ioo - Staufield. Joel Hit.
n tar,Ma May Eiscnhere, Jennie Woods Mayle
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-29
CHINA.

Won Waldcrsee has made special
report on the engagements between
German troops and Chinese.
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SYMPTOM blanks Will he sent tree y W
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-29
Heavy shlpnnnts 81 CO.

henson Texas, April s.-The shipmen,
OF sloes over the Katy is the largest IN 4
great many years Several hundred "a.
l l9aas We're received here he psst weSis
nv, dnpy ace nearly all destined FOR the sresi
i"s'hfes N the Indian rerri.ory.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-29
Contested Election c.. n..,.

n,n eA,nney, Texas, Apni a7.-Judws !
'iara rendered decision tAss - svs :, =.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-29

I have dess
cd cOyeafs VI
the close s'f'
dy Of priv'ls
chronic M
cases Of nea
This book
gives salsaM
infcrmaiI'u
on every
phase ..cl.
Lost MAY.
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1T Wv lllVe IYspepsIil, write DE- shonr. Racine
WIS., ~ 81, Tor Elk bottles u DR. Shoqts Rsstors
oss' LIP pad Send No money. rsyss.t0if cured.
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A Miscalculatioll,

A great many people feel ins' fes y
cannot afford TO pay a reasons,""'s ~
a. competent specialist for Ie ~ n,opey "
believe thad they are SAVING s * nsif
relying upon patent medicines ~ y
per bottle bare ~
This Is common mistakeii money r.
patients who had spent fns .,lrIne. pre
almost every advertised w ~ me fcr (
were finally forced to come e ,ea ssit
cure. They afterwards adpaa,.1 mcse:
they would not only have y ,hey ~
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best treatment Is always cneapF'
long run. t,,s n c1feH.
II You suffer with any klhs ne psqqH
disease. YOU should obtain "a yoa e.
treatment promptly. The mo slS,eass ;:s
pertinent With reaay-ma cnre mf / IT. 81 y
longer you postpone q cass,; al q rs
symptoms synn Ss and md conditions Ny i, ss III ~
ed by twenty years deyotion A
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-29

MALARIA MAKES IMPURE BLOOD.
Groves Tasseless Chill Tonic cures Ma.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-29
fkEE For Men.

My newest hook, "ManiIness,. slgof TX -
Health" should be in the hands q s'sa
man, young and old, In tile Uniled o'a'.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-29

In the contested Piano marshaishlp tA
which occupied several days Of the ulili'5
courts attention this week, On the ~
of the returns, John Roland was eltcla
The latter contested and the court dec'la
1T was draw and ordered another elec''a