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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-16
ARRESTS AT NAVAS0TA
TWO MEN JAILED ON SUSPICION OF
BURGLARY.
A Quantity Of Teols Used by Craeksmen
Were Found as Was Check, Part
OF the Booty Secured at Lyons.

Nayasota, Texas, August ia couple OF
nights ago the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
@. Goodman was entered by man, but he
was frightened away by screams Of the
lady. Last night the home OF DR., and Mrs.
u. L. Peoples was entered and the burglar
escaped while Mr.. Charles Peoples attempt
ed 60 load rusted Winchester. The Of
hccrs got hot on the trail and watched sus-
picious strangers. One fellow was arrested
by Constable Forester and stored away,
while quiet watch was kept on another
stranger whom the first man had been seen
to speak to occasionally about town. He
WIS tracked TO a deserted cabin on the
western edge Of town. He was arrested
by Sheriff Baker, Deputy Mckinney, Mar
shall Hell and Constable Forester. search
Of the house disclosed n sackful OF tools Oh
craftsman variety, braces, bits explosives
caps and fuses -.
In the search check for So. " drawn oy
John Flnnegan Of Houston on 7. w. House
pnyable 10 person In Burleson county
was found and has been Identified oy sher-
In j. C. Baker as having been W SALOON
safe cracked few nights since at Lyons,
SO II Is more than probable that the oneers
have made an important catcn.
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FROM BARBER HILL FIELD.
Work on Well No. ? viii Be Begun Next
Week. Il Is Said.

Work on Well No. ? viii Be Begun Next
Week, II Is Said.
Mr.. Patillo Higgins came over from the
BARRIERS I'm field yesterday. Talking with
n Post representative of the field which
he is developing, he said that his well Is
very near the oil from the indications
which he had found In drilling,
"The FIRST we'll Is now $50 feet deep" he
said, land IS In very hard rock. The indi-
cations are changing and are now extreme
ly favorable"
Mr. Higgins exhibited samples OF tho
sand obtained from tho we'll great diff
ference existed I'm the appearance Of the
sand taken from n depth az $50 feet and
$50 feet Tho latter showed good indica-
lions Of tho oil cap rock, according 20 Mr..
Higgins explanation, and he also showed
n large niece Of black rock taken from
the well which Ind assures IN It filed with
the oil sand which was forced In by gas.
"On Is coming to the surface all the
time" continued Mr.. Higgins, which
shows beyond doubt that the field is a
good one.
Drilling is proceeding slowly, as tho
cnp rock Is SO very hard. Some days the
drill makes only one fooE but on other
days It may strike porous rock and cut
through several feet
"wo viii begin drilling second well Mt
Barber's Hill next week The material
FOR rho derrick has already been shipped
and II will be nut up without delay. The
second well will be about q mile further
south than the present we'll, and they viii
be the means Of demonstrating the extent
Mr., Higgns loft last night for Beaumont
where he Is looking after his business in
terests In that geld.
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I'M THE STATE CAPITAL
|,.os., Of Contracts for Supplies
Were Awarded.
|rv MILITARY COMPANY ORGANIZED
e.nsral Directs Attention to the
FRY s.s,d,ino Reports on the Pro-
~ ~. Of the County Courts.

), Texas. August 15.-state Pur-
pp' cent Dodge today made the fol-
y ,,stract awards for the State in
g g OIL Company, Houston
- cents per pound; cup grease,
nsr ponud belt dressing, 20 cents
IA All Institutions, twelve months.
poen' Tins. Austln.--Biscuit cutters,
sh ia ,.ske boxes, meat cutter discs, leo
tnlv' -Sssers. tunnels, meat chopper
n,nfiu pans, cake pans, bread
pes ,arEs knives. tablespoons, tea
All Institutions. twelve months.
Doyis * CO., Austin. Bluing,
isison ,stie soda, corn starch. wheat
cSIp soap, manglc blankets, Japan
Y, , c nets. chloride VI lime, marking
S-,,o1s galvanized iron Buckets and
4 eaters All Institutions, twelve
a,sr Weller Wagner Company, San
l.aIo%Enameled three coats steel
.uns and saucers. pitchers, bowls
ntrhers plntters. forks, table and
,dsse All Institutions, twelve months,
~. Pierce oil Company. oil
t'nsis cylinder oil. dynamo oil, engine
fl,rd oil boiled linseed oil, raw llnseed
rsstsfoot oil kerosene, gasoline, para
II apd spirits turpentine. All iustitu-
Z twelve months
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ORANGE NEWS NOTES.
Commissioners Have Adjourned After
Transaotne Important Business.

Transaotine Important Business.
Orange Texas, August t5--The county
commissioners court has adjourned after
being IN session three days, during which
time much important business was trans.
acted The boundary lines OF jcsuce Ir p
cinct No ] were ordered changed aud the
voting place for box ID pre;ilct No |
was changed to Morgan's mill. The usual
number of accounts were allowed aud guar
terly reports Of officers approved.
Prof. s, b. Foster, superintendent Of the
city public schools. writes init he win or.
for the opening of the schools on tn arst
day Of September PrOf. Foster WINS re-
Gently elected TO succeed superintendent
sebrlng, who has located IN Huntsville.
The steamer Una. Captain Davis, came IN
this afternoon from stagk's landing, whore
she had been with a cargo OF supplies for
the Ki.by Lumber company's tram. Cap
tain Davis reports the riyer In line boating
coLd'tlcn, with a n!ne-foot fise at STARK s
landing.
L. Miller president Of the Orange and
Northwestern railroad. returned this morn
Ing with his family from a tour OF the
Eastern summer resorts.
J. Il. Brooks. travelling freight agent OF
the Aransas Pass railroad. WIN headquar
for his department in Orange today.
The thieves who have been operating in
Orange for the past several nights broke
into she Gate City drug store ana Gore 81
HlgIlaAs drug store, but In both cases
were frightened away before securing any
booty. Officers put bloo1hounds on the
trail Of the robbers ana tracked them r
some distance. but finally lost trace u
them.
x ear standing on the Orange and North.
westcrn railroad slding was broken INTO
and about hfty sacks Of oats wera cut
open. 1t Is supposed that Il was the work
OF n gang Of niischievous boys.
At n meeting OF the city scnonl board this
afternoon Miss Novcill Waltersdorf N Avs.
TN was elected a member OF the fncnlty
Of the city public schools for the ensuing
term. She IS sister OF MIS-. Burt Me
Donald Of this city.
/. r. Walker. president Of the Texas
Southern railroad. was I'm Orange on Inn
portant business connected with ths Or,
ange and Northwestern railroad. which will
pass Into the hands Of the Texas Southern
on September ],
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VARC()|jE|E CURED
V|1H|DUI0PERAN0R
S|IIC|ueCua1.MGuhnQ
Blood Poison Cured Forever.
Weakened Vitality. Loss Of
Manhood, Nervous Debility
Cured Permanently by the
Latest Treatment.

The Southern Specialists, who have iargs
permanent offices IN Waco. Houston and
Beaumont. Texas, are the recognized eK.
pert doctors Of the country in the treat
ment Of Chronic and Special Diseases OF
men. women aud children They have been
located in the stute for long time and
their reputation Is most enHabe 10 the
entire medical profession.
The wonderful cures that they have made
have won the confidence OK tho afflicted
public and has placed them In position
TO refer You to thousands OF oaSes thai
they have cured 10y their late and up to
date methods They are In poEitton to
give YOU the same treatment here ut your
homes which before you could not get With
out going to st. Louis, Chicago or New
For a short time only they are making
special prices on oil special diseases OF
men. and to the first twenty-nvc (26) cur
able men that either call at their ofhces
or write for treatment there Will be no
charge made for permanent clre except
the expense Of medicines and things needed
They do this In order 10 prove TO the
afflicted men their advanced and most
scien;lhc methods Never mind. how many
doctors, patent medicines. or home treat.
menrs you have tried, you should not tall
TO consult the Southern Specialists at once
ana place yourself under their treatment
cure fer all your troubles.
The Southern Specialists have many doc
tors IN the South who try 20 Initiate their
methods OF treatment aud make many poor
afflicted people believe that they can cure
ihem bat the Southern Specialists wish 70
warn all afflicted people that they are the
only doctors In this section Of the country
who have this special treatment which
cures men without u single failure. Thoy
viii absolutely guarantee every case they
The southern Specialists generous offer
to give three months services free (medl-
cncs excepted to all chronic sufferers, IL
still open TO the public until September ].
II you are sick or afflicted IN any way
YOU should not fail TO cithcr call personal
ly OF write the Southern Specialists regard
Ing your case. They can give you The best
OF bank references es 70 their responsibility
and will not promise 10 cure you unless
they are positive.
Offices 1913 Texas avenue, rooms 4034.S
Moore Burnett BUILDING. Houston, Texas.
Take elevator for fourth floor and be sure
and ask elevator boy for the Southern
Specialists offices.
Branch offices, 520h Austin avenue,
Waco, TEXAS Keith building. Beaumont.
Texas
Consultation free to all.
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port Arthnr shInnlnn Newa.

por. Arthur. Tcxns. August 1.-THE tug
Russell brought in bsrges colleu and yirita
and left for New orleans with them this
afternoon the first named carrying 2ls,A0o
gallons of crude oil and the seeonl 2Go,2s4
"a .lona.
Clark tank No, /, swensoa. cleared for
Morgan City today With l01,Voa gailpns OF
oil
The steamer Atlas. Fenou. left this oft.
ernpon for New York with 50i,O0o galloas
crude oil.
Barge No. ]. carrying 100000 gallons, left
for New York
The steamer Iris came in last night from
Galveston.
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Monomov Annin stnok.

Galveston, Texas, August IS The Britt
ish steamship Monomoy seems 10 no IN
fortunate. As mentie0cd In The Post 81
yesterday she went aground IN the chnn.
mel opposite tho wreck OF the old burned
dredgc Of the Galveston wharf company.
She was hoated os mentioned in The Post
of today, but this morning she started
out again end went aground not great
distance from whore shc was In trouble
before. There have been exceedingly low
tides prevailing here recently and the Mono
moy was drawing more water than ships
ordinarily do going cut OF Galveston. II
Is believed that she will be duated again
with the tide without difficulty.
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Not oxer-WIse.

There is an old ailegorical picture 81
Girl scared al grasshopper. but In the
act OF heediessly tresding on snake. rms
is paraieied by the man who spends
large sum Of money building cyclone
cellar. but negieets to provide his family
With a bottle Of chamherlain's Cole,
cholera mud Diarrhcea Remedy as safe-
guard against bowel complaints. whose Vie
AIMS outuumber those pf the cyclone hun
dred 70 one. This remedy 10 verywhere
recognized as the most prompt and reliable
medicine In use for these diseeses. For
sale By al drugg1stR
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-16
MADISONVILLE REUNION
FIVE THOUSAND PEOPLE WE'RE IN
ATTENDANCE.
Speaker Of the Occasion--Affar
Was a Great Success.

Bryan, Texas, August i5.--The big Con.
federate reunion at Madisonvile has closed
and the large party who went from here
hdSe all returned, Including Colonel Ian
ham, who arrived at midnight Inst night
and left this morning for his home Ht
Weatherford The reunion was Il grand sue.
cess, fully 5000 people being present Colo
mel Lanham said his overland trip aid not
fatigue him a particle and he never en-
Joyed anything better in his life
The reunion lasted three days Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday the last day be
ing the main one, Tuesday aud Wednes-
day were spent IN "reminiscences ami meeting
old acqualntances and renewing Old friend
ships, The crowds were entertained by the
Bryan string h,tfd md o home talent the
atrica show Mt night
Thursday wan reunion day proper and
the exercises opened with an earnest lnyo-
cation by Rev. G. I, McLarty. The I'd
dress OF welcome was delivered by Mr.
Jerry Randolph Of M0disonyllle, who Is n
young man of great promise and has re
Gently been nominated for The legislature
from Madison and Leon counties.
the old veterans and the vast assenblage
by Hon. VI. Y. Randolph In his usual
happy style. Tho speech Of Colonel Lam
ham was one OF the greatest efforts OF his
life and for two hours he held the great
audience In rapt attention. His eulogy To
the Confederate soldier could not have pos
slhly been surpassed and the old veterans
and everybody else for that matter simply
vert Wild strong men wcpt Ike little
children and binding tears tricllled down
the wrlnklcd faces Of the gI'lZzled old vet
Grams At the conciuslon Of his speech they
held n regular "luvc feast"
An elaborate barbecue dinner WAS served
each day and there was plenty for
everybody. Camp John G Walker dld it.
self proud and ite venerable commander
Colonel ]. g. Webb and every one also
connected with the reunion, have the warm
est praise Of all present
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JoHN MARbeN WAS HANGED.
Negro Murderer Paid the Penalty for
Murder.

Negro Murderer Paid the Penalty for
Murder.
Groesbecck, Texas, August 15.-At q
0 clock Sheriff Gresham pulled the trigger
that bent the eoul of John Warren into
eternity. Large crowds Of people began
coming into town last night and early this
morning, and fully 200D people witnessed
the execution.
Warren made rambling speech to tho
crowd, In which he predicted dire calamity
10 MnXin. He Remained swinging about
ten minutes and ives pronounced dead
Warren sold lis bldy % an undertaken A
few days sgo for 50 lie made a written
statement In which he claimed another
negro assisted him In the murder
On November !, about two miles from
Mcxla, Deck stevens was found doad in his
store. with his throat cut on1 head crushed.
Investigation led to the arrest Of John
Warren. who was found near Marquee, IN
Leon county.
full aud complete confession was made
BY Warren
rhc evidence showed that Warren went to
tho store OF Stevens about O'clock a..
night and asked permission to stay awhile.
Stevens lay down on the huor and fell
asleep. Warren took an ak, shocked 80
stevens head and cur his thrcat ana then
robbed him Of 1875, After tbs deed was
accomplished he tool, stevens keys and
locked the store. The NIX was thrown in
tank near by and the keys were thruwa I'm
large bunch Of grass near the store.
Warren told the officers where The AK AMI
KEYS were. and they were recovered
He pleaded guilty to tile charge Of murder
and was given the death sentence.
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That Sea WAN Contract.

Galveston, Texas, August l5,-The ques.
tlon Of what TO DO about awarding the con-
tract for tho sea wall seems to be puzzle.
"A previously mentioned in The Post, Con-
trnctor Hetfron was allowed until next
Monday TO prepare his estimate ot the cost
OF granite In the meantime, however.
some Of the contractors bidding object 10
his being allowed TO hid on granite when
ready been secured aud made public. Som
take the view that he Is not entitled 10
prepare an estimate Of the cost n granite
under the circumstances and others hold
thrt he il entitled 60 the contract on nc.
count OF his being the lowest bidder and
that sandstone should he used Every one
has mn opinion nhout the mntter. but the
IN hand, seem to b. divided regarding the
proper course of action In the premises
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PistoI carrylnn Decision.

waco. Texas, August 16,-Kccordcr II. NJ.
CNmmack yesterday nned man 500 for
carrying a pistol when the man claimed
thar he had commission - carry No
weapon. He exhibited the commission and
then produced Sheriff Baker 10 show that
Il IVES regular. The recorder ruled TINT the
defendant was not ia discharge of his Of
hcial duties neither was he I'm nctlve serv'
ice as q deputy sheriff therefore he mad
No right TO carry the weapon ana he as
scssed the fine ! he case has heen mp
pealed 10 the county court.
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Department Notes.

ksp. Texas, August 1j.-rhe governor
.aye tomorrow for San Antonio, to
N some time at the hot sulphur wells
N EFFORT to recover his health.
knpt.oer Love has returned from q
hess trip to Limestone county.
| Representative Brlgauce of Grimes
H. Is mere for few days on business
4 he State departments.
n governor today signed thirty-hve pat
to land for West Texas settlers.
II, Security Warehouse company Of New
N canital stock, Sl,5OO,VOO, was today
k,td authority to do business in reyas.
t.ie Health Onicer Tabor has gone to
lrston Ter q few days on business.
Ia repori Of the tax collector OF Rusk
b. vas received today by the comp
|a
h comptroller today registered an issue
lsjNo bonds for Hamilton, for schooi
b purposes.
Eptsln SEEKER Of the adjutant generals
tt has returned from the Houston en-
Bpment and has nothing but words OF
BE- Cor the negro troops and pronounces
b 10 he good soldiers. lie says that
Iur lratton Is good officer and knows
Business
EsTs Albert Townsend of the Comp
lsss oiaee is cut of town for few
Dc school board held meeting today
transacted nothing but some routine
Be- charter Of tho Texas Telephone Man
Elprins company OF Austin was filed to-
capital stock $1,000; lncorporutors
4. Bailey, \, L. Jeavons and II, Shell
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Sales at Galveston.

Galveston, Texas. August l5.-The sales
at tho Galveston oil exchange today were
as follows;
Anglo American. 1000 shares Mt SIC.
Beatty, 1000 shares nj 1hc.
Continental National 100 shares Mt Ice.
Geyser Of Galveston, 100 shares at lac.
Manhattan, 100 shares at &c.
Manhattan. 100 shares nj Pike
Texas Star. 20 shares Mt TIC.
Texas Western. 100 shares Mt SIPS,
Senhoard. 1000 shares at lc
Sour Lake. shares at $3.50.
Texas on and transportation company.
shares AZ S10S.25.
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l.evse Plan Revived.

Waco Texas, August l6.--Some months
ago there was movement put on foot TO
construct n levec In East Waco and from
there down the river for several miles. 'rhe
city OF Waco agreed to appropriate $500
Tor the lOvee ana tho Texas Central rnii
road ngreed TO construct IL for several
blocks For some reason the matter was
allowed TO lug and the enterprise was not
carried through. Since the recent Hoods
the people have taken It MP again ana II
viii be pushed 10 an early completion
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Texans In New York.

New York, August 15.--rhe following rex
ans are registered in New York:
Houston--A. J. Taylor, Girard; W. J. Tor.
rey. Herald Square
liza umont-Mlss Kate Googan, w. l. Muir
ply, Marlborough.
sherman--J. Thompson II. II. Thompson.
Mrs. b. r. Thompson, Miss Thompson, Vic
toFia
Dallas-N. 0. Bass. Asror; S. La shay,
Sturtevant
Navasota--H. Bissell. Grand Union.
Mexia-J. Y. Phillips Continental.
Gonzales-W. Hodges, st. Denis.
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Cattle Dying in Ellis County.

waxahachie, Texas. August l5.--Accord-
ing to reports coming IN from different
parts OF the county cattle are dying in
rather a peculiar manner. One farmer
living or the south prong OF waxahachie
creek Is said 70 have lost fifteen head with
In HE last few days. Some az the farmers
are OF the opinion that the flies ana gnats
are killing the cattle.
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Galveston Texas, August 10. The police
dopartn ent ls rlGidly enforcing the law
against exhibiting slot machines. Since
last Tuesday one purity here has been or.
rested four times charged with this Of
Tense ana In cnch instance he has been
bound over TO await the action OF the
grand jury In the sum Of 800 In all there
hnvc been more than twenty arreEs made
on this charge since August H.
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chinese Leper Lost ) Lea.

FL Paso, Texas. August l5-so Wauh. the
Chinese Ieper who has caused the govern
ment immigration agents In this section so
much trouble. was run over by q switch
engine at Jaurez, Mexico, last night and
hnd one OF his legs cut on. The Mexican
hut no gave MS guards the slip and was
probably TRYING to return 20 the uniiel
states when he eoiilded with a switch en-
cine.
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Can't Get Texas OIL.

Especial 70 Tle PostJ
New Orleans. August 15.-Fuel oil con-
SINNERS along the Mississippi are loud In
their complaints about not being able 70
secure petroleum from Beaumont AT
Baton Rouge nearly all o. me iaIgs indus,
now they are unable 10 secure sufficient
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COLLIN COUNTY REUNION.
Trades Display Was Feature Of the
First Day.

Mckinney. Texas August l5-The Col
lin county two days ez-Confederate re-
union and old settlers picnic began yes
terday. It is estimated that 5000 were In
attendance a bis trades display was
one Of the features. Last evening Hla-
watha tribe of Red Men, assisted By
visiting tribes from Texas reservations,
gave a sham battle on the order Of the
famous Custer massacre. There were n
number of addresses by prominent local
speakers.
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Cameron, Texas, august 15.-John Pow
river. north Of Cameron while IN swim.
ming His two companions, Joe and VIII.
lam Mccoy. were almost drowned In trying
70 rescue him.
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~, guy County Old Settlers

aud e1ss' August l5.-Today was
i, ~ lighters of the Confederacy
-sts ars euhion OF the Confederate
] s5e nag 20 settlers. There were
sss wers spls IN attendance. Adj
'@e b "1ae by Hon. D. Derden.
]. The Cummings. L. V. shirf-
..ssnnsn. ram concluded with an
''cesaey. " the Daughters of the
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JOHN Kinney DEAD.

Said to Have Been the Oldest Living
Native Of Texas.
Refugio, Texas, August 15.--John Linney,
aged 70, and said TO have been the oldest
living native Texan, Is dead at his bone
near here. He leaves ten children and
large number OF grandchildren and great
grandchildren scattered all over the State.
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Mo.lex,s Majority Was Small.

Denison, Texas. August i5.-The ofnelai
majority for Governor Mosley Of the Ghick.
ashaw national party was only SIX. IL wa s
stated that Byrd MosIey'a opponent, VIII
contest tha election.
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The saving Of few cents on bottle OF
Vanilla extract will not atone for the an
noyance OF having dessert that u lust a
Little on in flavor. Always buy Burnetts.
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FIRE WAS A PECULIAR ONE.
Bullet Aimed at a Burglar Exploded Lighted
Lamp and House Was Burned


a
hin
and
for
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/. putshsae Of Old Water Plant.

Es,ln Texas August l6.-Another chap
IA tas purchase of the old water works
|Ray'u plant has been added and the
Pug chapter when the plant will be
EHetrsd TO the city will be recorded
week,
Telegram was received in the city today
JhW Hamer, who represents the
[holders Of the old water company, set
forth that Federal Judge Boardman
approved the contract for the SAFE or
pant an ssueG an order directing the
Ping Of the sale on the court docket.
order also relieves the receiver OF the
|company
hamer also stated in his telegram
Ne would arrive in Austin the cary
next week when ali formallties
|5s ely.
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Rheumatism more painful In this climate
Than any other afhiction. cured by prescrip-
ton No 1881. BY Elmer & Amend. r. y.
Schmidt. Houston. Texas. sole agent