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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-16
A STEADY WORKER.
Coffee Works Slow But Sure.

RhllCG fNOFkS SlG& Elk cure.
Many people use coffee day after dav
without an Idea OF tho serious work 4.
does with nerves, stomach, bowels and
sometimes with the eyes, heart ana XII
neys, Its work Is done graduully: that Ia.
the poison afftcts the nerve celters d llttle
today and little tomorrow ANA 50 on
and finally the nerve cells are slowly broken
down and then nature begins the call Tor
help
II is a safe proposition that II a man or
woman has headaches, stomach trouhlr.
o. any such ailments come on al tnreis
Nals. something IL wrong With the food mr.
drink, and this question should be lnycsri
gated carefully, Tor health is the best can.
ltal any one can possess and wilfurv break
ing " down Is piece OF childish folly
II Is easy 70 leave on coffee II one will
take Postum Food Coffee, properly made
Tor Postum has delicious coffee navnr
and deep seal brown color which Oh Int,ss
10 a golden brown when cream Is atdsJ
rnd u satisfies the coffee drinker witbonf
any OF the bad effects OF coifee: on The con-
traryi tho result Of using Postum Il the
rebuilding OF the broken down nerve rnr.
ters by the food elements contained IN h
Fostum pure food beverage made
by scientific food makers and can hs 10
pended upon absolutely for its puritv sna
me 5000 results that follow its use
10 bling out the favor and Food vaius
fostun, must be boiled AZ least rs ninnts.
etter The boiling hegink
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-16

Kuro siwo Plies Great Quantities. of
Driltvocd on AIsska'e Sgo-Ss
ar, o,,a -. AZ,
current is the most Interesting in the
worth ber,ua. many o.,,.,.,,,r,-,,,-. 49,.
Ii.,o II ,,.. w.. ' ',, "l''1oS'npHers ne
Nmr-lco T, 'I ,, "'IG'' mans , Of popping
a. ~ goat were 10 he -ct ,adrI,t on parts
storms. the Jluln current corll 10 H.
rl.1 NJ p,ir.t 10 S1,'J !, across me P1ci1c
o., ,",.3 hl'7e,leI roset within taa Nom.
NY ~. ,I"", I'D 1872 nine japanese lsa r.
. l WA" T5g i' Lex "a A., AL nna9,. to anl
N..lL.l Che current ana after drs- lasting
II,ya,l 7'''F'' moHtAa they were carrie -
..g'.. .,.-
o., Is nj, rfy1, Nv . sJ'rms l.. froa the banks
t'clNe TO The American coast. Between
N88eo3'as end h.ak Islands. about 1903
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-16
OIL NEAR GALVESTON
Considerable Excitement Has Been
Caused by the Find.
STATEMENT BY MAJOR M. r. MOTT
Owner Of the Land Tells Of the Dis
eovery--Spccimen OF II Are on
Exhibition In the City,

Galveston, Texas. February l5.-For
long time there hos been belief In the
minds Of many Galyestonans that oil ex.
etted down the Island. Some of those hold
ing this belief went so far as 10 obtain
lease on certain property about fourteen
miles west OF the city on the southern or
gulf side of the island. The lease referred
10 was obtained by the Caronkaway on
company. but for some reason the company
DID not develop Its holdings and the ease
has now expired.
During the past week, however, the in.
dications have become more marked ana
the interest aroused here now is little short
of a genuine oil excitement, Bottles OF oil
from South Galveston us 1t is termed, are
on exhibition IN some Of the show windows
ef the stores and every one Is inuuiriug
fer further Information about the discovery
of oil.
Major NJ. f. Mott, on whose property the
oil is located, gave The Post correspondent
the following statement concerning the
matter: The OIL bubbles Np through
lagoon fourteen miles west OF the Clly Oh
the southern side Of tho island about 3yl
yards from the present line of the gull. Inc
lagoon was formed by the storm uld eN,
tends from near the city limits 10 the pout
where the oil has been discovered. Ihere
t. an Inlet leading Into the gulf through
which the tide clubs aud hows. y large
mass OF crude petroleum WAS discovered nt
the mouth OF the Inlet. About twenty bar
reis were thrown up iu smooth water Toy
the waves. IL Wac ursl discovered last
Wednesday morning by Theodore Boelu. OH
the morning following Nh. h. T., blua. tine
1cnaut Ou the place, accompanied Nr. Bu"h.
10 the spot and found 8buut tom Ur ttlenu
gallons. sample Of W licA WAS !mTo iatc.
ly brought 20 the city Bo,ul visited the
Cd ID
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-16

Gated a. Nazareth, Ky. She was rsx
near Frankfort, KY. not far truz 4
home OF the immortal Ben Milan "
sherman Was ore Of the mOs lOyelI, "
tiiUi and accomplished ladies' TIT III
grncCd the streets Of Gal%ft The VI
son was Killed 10 the hattie Of GslHsz
VALE bravery defending bis batter a
was an OiBrer NJ the artillery, his n
words were: Break the news gently IN
mother" After the hattie OF san lias
the flag Of the Second Texas te1aal
which was given 10 General shHrnt
company by the ladies Of Newport ~
WAS presented to Mrs Sherman LRkI
dent Rulnct with note commencing y
husbands ggllautry. This ball rent w
sheet some years ago was sent p As4|
by the daughters Of General SndIsI
There that precious relic, that W.
rol0rS. under which heroes io1gl y
hlcd. with the euloglstlc note slIler h
Presi lent Burnet aud Secretary q " VI
Someryille, commanding sherman NJ,
liant conduct" will rest for onr GUT.
and children'S children 10 behold
ms The Lone star banner waves In rttI
tic grandeur from the dome Of lae ~.
The name Of B0naparte shines as vi
Ing Nghr on the page Of modern w.
MS the greatest general 10 We
aud perform glorious deeds Of wy.
long as people love liberty, poslehlu
revere the name Of Washington %
Of all. the father Of a country 'a
given homes aud happiness % W.
millions Of free people. !, 80
All Texans love the name Of WA
because II was by his proves qua M
generalship this Lone Star state W.
cuod from tyrant foe, n. N
posterlty will crown Houstos WV M
ing glory as the conqueror OF sApH
tue peerless hero Of the lour ~
AS Marshal Ney was me ns'v w
strong arm assisted Napoleon VAC
the dreadful shock OF battle an laa sS
10 the lmmor al name Of nis 49,. y N
Greene Nas the faithful helenLn ls, X a,
Washington depended In ne hD ,.s, M Il
est danger, the impartial nis s, ,,r,
write on the tablet Of immolntai Nv, az, q
name Of Sidney sherman as tny " i
Ger with his heroic eompa ilS's "a IA \
Houston IN giving eternal glory 'A' +
eur to our beloved Texas 49,, sherak
Honor to the name q Sine Nln,s n sik
may his laureli won at gay Jss,',s,nt-rssi
green in the memory oil MS OV'r
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-16

In Hunting with the Camera" an ,rto.
eSlns article in February Pearson,s tno
Pno'ogFaphinS Of wild animals in tbo,r
er." e''S'ui hunt-
70 M yta or % su1pshotting the dcar T.,
by n,sht 'us animal Photograph Itself. eitb6s
i nAeu 70 the ground near place 10 oey Wbiagg
to aegT or other animals are sccEsto nic y
70 10 resort. string is so srranged ne neg
inc slightest touch upon il suf ffditseo mat
tSI.er me iens. II tue photograph is To I he
mat,noii, p , Z magnesium lsht Ia auto.
N either case. the Intruder is @tst.,, e,
tnr5, o MIea n 'Se plates are developed, may
or crawls or hles. The reSnIt n ma. ma. lAuS
T,r. SaNs Mr. Shlras none OF tboff 'S re-
, ,norse when comes to every true sportS'
s,f!Ses down the quarry, il robbed q, " ,nrc
or INC pleasures or the pursni, he IL luH 49,.
ttn,gg s'Anee OF the Innocent and helpless VIC.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-16

sent out the latter part OF August and
early In September 81 last year. Many
copies Of this publication were sent 70 Eng.
land. TO nearly al the lending technical
journals and 70 many private pers ms II
they do not know how much sulphur the
Beaumont oil contains II is because they
have not taken the trouble to inquire.
Analyses Of Beaumont oil were published
last Nav IN the journal OF the American
chemical Society, aud last July In the
Journal of the Society ~ Chemical In.
dustry, mn English publication. These an
nlyses were made by Prof Mabery Of
Clet elnnd, Ohio, and by DR.. Clifford Rich
why our English friends should he SO SOW
IN ascertainiug the trJe composition Of
Beaumont oil Pher have had abundant
opportunities, afforded 10y the technical
journals In heir own country As TO The
unsuitability OF Beaumont oil for fuel pur-
poses. TINT Is nonsense. IN collecting data
for our bulletin on the fuels and ASPHALT
rocks Of Texas. now IN preparation. we
have returns already from establishments
ihat have used 1875 1J3 barrels of Bclu-
mont crude oil ana these returns are com.
tb0t N is an excellent fuel easily controlled
AMI giving very considerable economies.
Prof James V. Denton OF the Stevens in
stntc. HoAokcu, y, D., Is 1u elaborate re-
port ON the ucl value Of Beaumont crude
OIL states thgt he found t23 barrels OF
beaumont oil to DC equivalent TO one ton
OF soft coal on thc basis OF one horse pow
or per twenty SQUARE feet Of heating sur.
fncc and that with coal at So o ton aud
oil at IT cents barrel the economy In the
use OF oil WINS o little over lj pc" cent.
and coal W a greater price than S3 a ron
ihe economy WnH'l Doe Increased Afpr dis.
crssine the matter in all Of It's details he
aIn view NJ thcs, facta tbcrc need bo no
apnrehena lou NJ shortening the LIE OF boil.
cIs Ivy the use OF thg, o.L' N,ry, truly
Director Of the University Of Texasp Min.
oral Survey.
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The "Pottiooat lnsureotion. -

FeaFSon's Tor February.
Perhaps the FIRST "woman's r,g,ts" no..
a,'u' IN America was connected with tho
s 20. history Of the settlement OF Louisiana
~. ,"e'e early IN the century occurred
,re 'S~0us 'petticoat insurrcctlon." The
i rbaen l girls who had come IA s.,,,. ~
deceptiipTeiS under alluremcuts which proyeI
az being fed upon corn. Ro,v liniHigasant
i,Tbs VIZ, w matter In one II his dlspstrbss'
hsbit males In the colouy begin. tbro me
tcie Of 70 8o me i5SeSgneled TO corn as an sr,
are mostly parisissas' nut the females. who
ben legged aversion, which haS ~ nSau ..
terly Sa9aped Hence, they I NV eS' Set
bee, wso o'I ~. his Grace the Bishop 81 ons-
tEsn home Gnd lay ma has 1 entleed them away
land az rya, at ne milk and hoSsv ~ , hg
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-16

braicd physician chemist at the head OF th,,
great Althenhem MrdlCai nispcusHrv. aIp4
Butte held Bldg, Cincinnati Ohio, has ius,
mndc the startling announcement tnut he
oas produced u compound tnlt grows hlir
on any bald head, The doctor mnleg fhp
claim thai after experiments WkH's y,.fs
TO complete, he has az last reached the gonl
or his ambition, To the doctor an b.nI4
are alike, There are uone which gpu nan
he cured by this remarkable remedy The
record OF the cures already made X trulv
marvellous and were n not for tho hHph
standing of he great physician aud tho con-.
Vluclng testimony of thousands of citizen.
all over the country u would seem TOO
nj arillnus 10 he true
There can he no doubt OF the doctor's
eaiiiestnPss In mating his claims. nor can
his crrrs he disputed lie does not ass
gnv man, woman or child m tase MS r
o. one else.s word for Z. hut ne stands
ra y ara willing 60 send free trial PACK.
-rs ~ this great hair restorative 10 any
who writes to him for II. lnclos.ng a
.~ont stamp TO prepay postage. In SIN.
z nigh II has started hair TO growing on
heads bald for years. II has stopped fall
ing hair In one hour. ~ never fails, no
matter what the condition. ago or sex
old men and young men. women and chill
dren all have prohted nv the free use Of
this great usw discovery. Write today II
you are haid II your hair Ia falling ont or
II your hair. eyebrows or eYeiashes are
thin or short and IA short tm0 you will
he entirely restored.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-16
MARSHALL FIELD, spH@
The Greatest Merchant N w
Today

Richard Linthlcum 10 Ans' !, N
Marshall Field Is the spalnA "a u
camille world colossal, aHes0@s X .s,a,I
1--WE are as familiar ylt5 ils mi d
lstlcs Of the Giants OF ~ ra snesS 4
are with their names INIT b
P!crpont Morgan and me ~ Rxiisl
same breath: the very nalns s ~ ~.
hrs hTrume oleagln0usi th.a.si,s sfI
fresh barrel OF salYe, ana v" " ~
like magic erecting palaces snsls 4
reminds us afresh thst t We ii W
tbrnnist was once The Mssw M ~.
s'Cgi' with a nature as nara i ~ 4 81
OF bts mills. We know ~ reits ~ .
and his mouse tap, gnl ssroles 2
the sake OF his danshfer'u'ss,Issv.nsi5,
wember with ptIae the 800 - ne x (,
IN. INST Aston md b'nsh l,d,,sfs Z
natrlated desccuslnut; lhe ftgs
house OF Varderbllt matrr IA n
fouls; the ns1lCs OF ~ aeli Il
Conper ana chtlds touch ,snntg ~ A
Of dur nqtrfntisn and hghlhr rssall Z,
ne Win Gentle aud Inspiring ,.ess-Erfs ~
"Pnt IN The fong list q 80 ~ a
mililonoircs are few pa nn 'srsd:i n
iittie or no Significance 70 l ssss 4 " N
a.. ~ 1vcorsnl crous amoug Ut. 80 u
~ Marshall Field. II Is y 1rse,ssias y
SIN. ~ Chicago. eXceni " ! IN "a
49, Yet Alarshall flela I psys.g i
merchant ln the world, aTT.slie5 y
tbird Richest NAM In me ,sis ~ IN
"As nm individual, be sfss Is.l,.
,,or,. limited number AZ nns.f ~ N I. VI
friends cronles and relatisss.s. ,, y vi
~ Tho neonle. even 10 t9'alt "
civ ~ Chicago. he Is @pFT
business empnrlumA -.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-16

their well this morning. Work had been
suspended for day or two repairing liners
on the pumps. but was resumed again this
morning when the ens pressure began TO
TO Increase and finally got to throwing quite
strcsm Of oil The driler shut or the
valve and reported 20 the officers ~ the
company. There are three wells expected
In any day,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-16
THE STORAGE OF FUEL OIL
MANY VEXlNG QUESTIONS HAVE
BEEN BROUGHT UP
In City Councils Which Have Been Pc.
ttioned to Make Reasonable Resula-
tons Regarding Tanks.


Beaumont, Texas. February 15.-One NJ
[ the most successful oil orerotors I +tt,
7 s,tl....,l. g., 7-,.,. 1.... .... '' GUS
N ~ '"' '"1' correspondent today
. with the Introduction Of BolWI olt OIL
/ into cities for use "a. fpoI many co.i,,
. gr.s.i..,... b.. ,-i. ~
/ "' '' "'''." 'e@'ruIhR ioEl atoms
/ framed hF city councils FOR the storing OF
fha Oil and In some c0qas n o., .,~,..,.rt
( t.4. ,.,r.,..,,,,,.,., ......,,,..-
& '''s nave "''H i"N
oA, OH mon believe that I'm most cases
/ th.s va due TO Ignorance rour-rrIp, -ba
/ t....... ....,....r o.. ts
/ 10 "' "t'"sus 10 tue
I A'"' ing OF ihe OBJ.
"To Illustrate, n may be said that IN
I cycrr .r.t, r taa t-,.,.5 e,.,.- ... -,
''' 81. ''. '.'l'" ''"l-' are 7'oaHd
4"'"aI's ol E"p.tAo, gasoline, kerosene
/ uui u.lr. aNImmlhlrs and c,plos.ygs II
/ d. ot.r. .h.. ,... ,n.t l.... ....f.f..
90. '.'' '"'l '"'E' quantities OF
/ '"e F"i"'le products Of petroleum nrc stOr-
/ ca On the heart gg ii town or CITY held
/ ,ur, fu tr.p ,.,l, ,,,,.,...,..t., 49, 80
"''' "''N''" '' sur
'"Hb-'H% -'''t. tnhIuNWcNt or wall Of any
Kind Nu.e the average alderman may NOT
Dno., ..urb about .sb t,.,s g,..,t,.., ,,,,.,
" 'o'.' "'N"'N7 po'"'''
t''' ana may b9 IN total Ignorance n5 TO
tan iuHGmmgu'a quui!tes az Beaumont
cruls ratr.,,.-e rc d,cg t.,,,,, tbo,
,..,.i. ..... -. I ,l
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-16
Sales at Galuee.on.

Galveston. Texas, February 15.--The
snies Mt the Galveston oil exchange today
were as follows:
Anglo American, COCO shares M %.
Houston and Beaumont - shares M Oh.
Maskemp, eco shares at loo.
III Beaumont, 20 shares at iOr
Texas Western, 200 shares AT St15.
Victor new, luuO shares MT 2isc
Victor toldl, 1000 shares at 2tc
Big -Four OF and rtpc 10000 shares at
GLADYS, 1900 shares at Sc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-16
SALES

The following sales were recorded at the
oil exchange today:
Keith Ward, 10 shares at $500.
kclth Ward. 4 shares al $1,000.
lluun's BluN SEQ shares nj 2Jc.
Higgins, , shares at 5000.
Auglo-AmcIicau, 200 shares at 2Hc.
Anglo american, l6NOO shares Mt NE
Iov6v Sharp, 500 shares Ut 2asc
Hu61lo. loCO shares at nc
Independence, 2OCO shares az 2Ssc.
Independence 5000 shares at NE
Que Penny. 10000 shares at lc
Texas Western, 200 shares at Sl75.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-16

Another Wen 10 30 Sunk at Crowley.
Crowley, In. February i5.-At meeting
this afternoon the directors OF the Grow.
ley OIL and Mineral company closed con.
tract With Il, NJ STANLEY Of Beaumont for
sinking second well on their Prairie Ma
nou holdings. The hrsy well Is now 1900
feet deep.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-16
WORK ON REFINERY.
Central Company Is Rushing lis Plant to
Con1pletion

Central Company Is Rushing LIS Plant to
Completion.
Beaumont, Texas, February 1b.-The Cen.
trail Asphalt and Refining company, which
Is constructing an immense plant about
ten miles south OF Beaumont, on the
Neehes river. now has go men at work,
and the buildings are being rushed as rap
idly as possible, Delays have been caused
10y the nonarrival OF machinery, but the
big plant win be In operation before the
sumner is here. II is to use 1000 barrels
Of oil per day, which will equal for,y.hve
cars, adding that much to the daily ship
mcnts from the field.
The Lone Acre oil company has sold
TO the Acme OH and Fuel company one
sixtcenth Of an acre 10 block 49, for 5000.
IL. Masterson has sold to w. Is. sharp
sixteenth OF an acre In block 81 for
$500
L. u. Moss has sold thlrty-second Of
an acre IN block rs 10 W. Il. Snaup for
5000.
r. J. Marshal has sold to Morrill, smith
~ and other considerations
ia Prnther has purchased the surface
rights Oh an acre of the McFuddln, Wiess
& Kyle land, paying 5000 therefor.
Following are the quotations on the Beau
mont oil exchange:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-16
STRANGE STONE DEITIES
Found ia the Forests Of Mexico by
TeOberl Mailer.
NE DIFFICULTIES OF EXPLORATION
Mary Beautiful Specimens Were Found
ct Piedrss Nsgras Among the Ruins
OF the Ancient Town.

cambridge, Mass, February IA re-
narEably interesting story OF adventure
with a strong thread OF romance and many
amusing happenings as csides, Is told II
the report Of the researches which TeOber
Mailer. the distinguished German explorer
has made among the prehistoric ruius o
the Usumatsntla valley, South America
for the Peabody Museum OF American Arch
aeo.ogy aud Ethuoiogy at Harvard Mr.
9la'er spent the whole Of the years l,0'
ana ls99 travelling ana cxcayatug, max
ing many sketches and securing a large
NUMBER OF excellent photographs which at
/ VNIdness to tae Drln,ed accouat OF bis
/ work.
The UsnmatsIutia valley lies close %
! where Me1icO touches Guatemala aud Ga
/ pH1A 70 IT Ia rough aud lonely. AIR. Mailer
/ tr"ui some dIhicd.t t., ia making .Ar uA
/ tAui't!os on whom he mast depend more oi
! !tHS IoF uIu understand bis GRANT, dAI
M"th lie mad succeeded ia that, IOLui Il
h"lu 10 get suUss a,turt guides ana uAuNa
! ua3'' lance Tor his expeditions, bar tle ,S'
! Ce4tAt results lie acCo4 y I-A.I eyl d. re-
/ paId MIN for all OF his larisI.ps ui It-
| pd'ustah.AR studies nave added ..ucI liat
/ IS vl NAIGe 70 what is becoming moe gen
! eI"Ly itcoSnlzed as the most lmpo tlut
| Aitu"co'oscul work of today
WIN considerable d.A.cultf Ma!cr aad hi{
| purity penetrated the wilderness through
1 WAleA the Chlu!kiuA river u.us, 10 seHIcl
/ or large ruined city wlI.A tI'F iuInl
I vapet,H'sA hard 20 rcd ,sufar bertuse of
l Tue thlck underground which sNutIUrt &c
,"Hp.tteif as the result uf forest iris, To.
ueeu IL became necessary o. send for the
most experienced OF the Ola y WJHHHi-cls
llum village at some d. .U.uru before any
trace OF the ancient bull Jugs and mo he
'hi. toul bC utsCu1tIr.. Iu.I. NalrT
rucoius, with true scic4Idr pU..os. ne
| loHAa thlt woodtattais md lIl.d lacm.
HtNCs about the D Nue Il ii manner uu [,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-16

An Error in N
Judge. -, h Nv
The king--Varlet; tnos s.arr r1l,',,sI,
that is Impossible s'TH
my nose.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-16

tNNFFVII ut VIIINInN3s
Jennings. La. February i5.-rhe Home
on company struck another nns showing AZ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-16

Put some morning uine in glass or bottle let t stand
tventour hours II then is milky or cloudy or contains lam,
particles hoat aOout III
your kidneys This the supreme moment Wuen
arrest all these
rS conditions they tho unmstaLabe s{mpto 'u
sj,osr have doubt IN y
mind development of the diseases IN your sy
min VIII andlyze ana 81
o,, n renorf with advice wlthou any you
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-16
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-16
PAIN IN THE BACKs

TRIAL BOTTLE OF THE WORLDS GREATEsT KI IiS
NfY CURE SENT ABsoLqTELYY IRE FREE FpdW KffDNEY
E yhB MA bDER OR BLOOD DISEASES, OR WHAT Is
KNUW N AMONG WOMEN AS FEMALE
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-16
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS.
THIS sIMpL e TEST Will TELL:

THOUSANDS or MEN AND WOMEN HAVE
DISEASE AND DO NOT KNOW IL ONllh -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-16

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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-06-16
Mems and Boys Tailor Made Clothing.
Outing Suits.

Coat and trouser in all the latest
effects Norfolk jackets and trousers
to match this springs styles at sensa-
tional prices. Ask to see them.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-06-16
Mems and Boys
Straw Hats.

Mems Straw Hats in all the new
Spring Styles, Porto Rico Palms, Can
ton Braids, Smooth, Rough and Yacht
shapes, at 20 cents on the dollar.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-06-16
Mems Furnishing Goods.

iD sent Sale Mras pase Swell Sesses shirts 80 9o
20 cents Mems silk Bosom Shirts 81 $3.50 On.
yaueS saie price
10 Mems Underwear in all the Spring Color Oo
ngs so cent values Sale price ice................t "
80 cents, Men Fine French Babriggan Underwear oOo
81 values Sale price OOO
S plain 81 70 pas. asn' yss whs
80 cents Mems Black Lustre Alpaca Coats 81 andoOx
$50 values, Sale price. O01
II Boys Brownee Overalls 35 cent values q.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-06-16

OVerCOafS.
Six hundred Overcoats. made up for
the next winter in all the advanced
styles, short and long lengths, rough
and smooth, in all new shades.
These coats sell elsewhere for $40,
$12, $15, SIS, $50 and $25. if you
buy them now they will cost you
one half of lie market price.
New and Nobby Top Goats, includ-
ing the celebrated Ellsmere. Just
the thing for fall wear, at sensational
prices.