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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-25
WAR ON UNION LABOR.
National Assc station CT Manufacture
ers Trying TO Enlist Employers

National Assc citation CT Manufacture
ers Trying TO Enlist Employers
Chicago. Oct. 25-The Record Her.
aid today said
The Nation2l Association of Manu-
facturers CT the United States Of
America. through a circular letter
being mailed to every manufacturer
in this country, declares for war on
organized labor and its aims and OBJ
jects. Particular stress is laid on
the efforts Of labor to secure the
passage Of an eight-honr day law be-
fore congress, which is called
vicious" Recipients Of these let
tiers are asked to become members
OF this manufacturers association
and the arguments advanced are be-
cause the organization is engaged in
a bitter, uphill fight against the IN
lawful demands CT organized labor. =
The letters bear the signature of
David N. Parry, CT indianapolis, the
president.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-25

AAJOh GENERAI CHARLE5 u. MILLER.
manner of withdrawing the troops
but it is expected by the state au
thorities to bring all Of them home
with the possible exception Of two Oh
three regiments, before election dag
This will avoid TIE necessity Of ap
pointing a commission to each regi
ment to take the votes Of the sol
diers in the field and the preparation
Of special form of ballots.
The prospects are that the troops
sent into the region last July will b,
ordered home before those which
were ordered on duty later.
1.-THE purpose for which the division
national guard of Pennsylvania was
placed on duty in the several coun
ties Of the state, embraced within
coal regions, having been accomplish
ed, and peace and order having beer
restored in the several communities
and it being evident that the loca
civil authorities will be enabled Il
preserve the peace and give the nee
essary and proper protection to life
and property, the major general com
handing the division, national guarC
of Pennsylvania, will relieve tht
troops now on duty and return the
several organizations to their respec
tive home rendezvous as promptly al
conditions will permit"
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-25
NJ. {. MISSION CONVENTION.
Adjourned Last Night-Presbyterial
Official Spoke.

Cleveland, Oct. 25.-The closins
session Of the first general missionary
convention Of the VI. z. church wa.
held last night in Grays armory
Three thousand people were present
There was much devotional feelin.
shown and the exercises were char
acteristic Of that great body OF
church people. After prayer and /;
hymn By the quartette, Robert z.
Speer, one of the secretaries Of the
Presbyterian board of foreign mis-
sions, spoke. His subject was
Christ, Our Living Leader"
The closing address was by Bishop
Thoburn, Of India. 1t was a hopeful.
though brief statement Of the out
look for mission work among the far.
OF peoples. He referred to the rails
ing Of me sum OF over $500, 00f
Thursday night for mission work
and said that 10 days are remained
to raise the wished for sum Of $500.
900.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-25


: Means more than foresight and
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have
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Fur BOas rom 9Sc to $65 90
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Blouse heavy Jackets and Vel
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LADIES' SUITS
Full assortment of sizes and
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$4,000.
LADIES' SKIRTS
FOm the lowest price to the fin
est to be had, both In walking &
dress style.
ChiIdren's and Misses Coats
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in sizes to fit any age from I to
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A call at our store will pay you.
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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-25
Inaugural It Princeton Today

Princeton, n J., Oct. 25.-With the
arrival Of lar"a number Of distin
guished guests II the university yes
terday, the preliminary program of
the Inauguration O. President Wood
row, which will take place today, was
begun. All afternoon professors and
friends OF the university were busy
showing the visitors through the
campus, Nassau hall, the library and
other places Of interest. President
and Mrs. Wilson entertained at din
ner last night. Among those pres
ent were: Ex-President and Mrs.
Grover Cleveland, President and Mrs.
Francis L. Patton, ex-Speaker Thomas
Reed. J. p Morgan and Hon. Rober.
Lincoln, New York.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-25
Members Given Written Instructions
by President ocsevelt-Apparently
Wright Is Net to vote-Report Must
Ee Adopted by Two-Thirds Ballot.

Washington, Oct. 25.-The strike
arbitration board convened here yes
terday.
The members assembled at the
White House. They were warmly
welcomed by the president and re
ceiVed their instructions.
The instructions were in writing
aSl follows:
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-25
MITCHELL IS
SUMMONED

Robert Bacon. partner Of ]. 2. Nor
gan, and is supposed to have re-
ceivcd from him certain suggestions
which the orofators desired to be en-
bodied in the instructions.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-25
MILITIA ORDERED WITHDRAWN
Governor Stone Leaves Time to Dis
erection of General Miller.

Harrisburg, Pa. Oct. 25.-Genera
orders for the withdrawal OF the
troops in the anthracite coal regions
were issued by Governor Stone t
Major General Miller yesterday The
orders do not state the time anc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-06
MANDAMUS ASKED FOR.
Two Applications involving the Pur-
chase Of Public Land.
THE GOVERNOR CONTINUES TO IMPROVE.
Meeting of the Academy of Science to
Be Hed--Two New industrial,
Charters Filed.

Austin. Texas, June 5.--Two apphcatlon
for leave to Gle wrlis OF mandamus were
tiled today In the supreme court against
Land Commissioner Rogan, The nrst one
i, is styled Il. l.. Carothers vs, Charles Rogsn
and Il. Nj. Thompson, Jr, Cnrothcrs hled
ON two sections OF laud in Schlocher conn.
~ as additional land, and the app ication
was rejected, as the land had formerly been
awarded 20 4. NJ. Thompson, Jr. The award
60 Thompson is contested on the ground
that he had ALREADY been awarded four
sections prior 20 tho last award, and that
when he obtained 1t the land was under
lease 20 IL. r. Thompson. though the lease
had been cancelled ON account OF non-
payment. The only question involved is
that Thompson had received his fun limit
of laud prior to the last award
The other writ, hled by W u. Tclloson
against Land Comml .slonor Rogau. Il. n.
Wagner Andy Trcyy ana Ben j. rluar is
To compel the laud comWi SsiunCt TO cancN
awards to three sections ~ Iud In Scurry
county which were awarded tO this three
Respondents on the grouud that TQllcsun
applied Tor the lAud and HIS applications
were rejected for the reason that ghc Land
was under lease. and according to the petit.
tion the aud was sold to- the three respond
CniS hCfore the lease expired, and Tcllcsuu
applied for e the second time ON the day
of the expiration II the lease and his appli-
cations We're again rejected
Attorney Ashby James OF this city hled
both petitions.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-06
DEPARTMENT NOTES.
Governor Savers Is Much Better and Con-
tinues to improve.

Governor Savers Is Much Better and Con-
tinues to Improve.
Austin, Texas, June 5..-Thc attorney gen
eral has gone to Galveston for a few days
on business.
Tho governor continues to improve, and is
much better today than he has been since
he was taken sick
state Treasurer Robbins is out OF town
Tor few days ON business
The state purchasing agent has received
carload Of steel ceiling for the new
building at the deaf and dumb institute
Editor Roach Of the Georgetown sun was
n VISITOR nj the Insurance department to-
day and stated that the corn crop In VIII
hanson county was badly burned and need
ed rain.
superintendent w r. Iourdau OF the
Wichita Falls schools was a visitor at the
educational department today.
Comptroller Love has returned from
Huntsville, where he attended the com.
mcncement exercises Of the sam Houston
normal.
The comptroller today received the final
settlement papers form the tax collector
OF Parker county.
The comptroller today received the ac.
counts OF the shcrn OF Milan county,
They were brought down by Deputy Sher-
IN lglehart
The comptroller today registered m Issue
of 5000 Mineral Wells bonds. consisting OF
IRE hall and water works bonds.
Associate Justice Brown of tho supreme
court delivered lecture to the law class
OF the university yesterday ON the subject
of Legal Ethics" He was given close at
tcntion throughout,
The receipts Of the State heuth depart.
ment for the month Of May amount
ed to Sl267 and came from the
following places: Sabine SAB, Brownsville
SIS, Galveston $Soi, Velasco Sc and Aran-
sas Pass SIS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-06
A Maine View Of oaIlinocr,

Austin, Texas, June 5.-Tbe following
clipping from the Lewiston Glainci Daily
sun has been sent TO Governor Saycrs.
Senator Gallnger Is Ia great business
trying to start an Investigation 10y the sen
ate Of lynchiuEa - the United states.
The senate OF the United states mas no
more business to investigate lJnclingH In
Texas and Missouri than 81 has 10 tnvesti-
gate rum selling or brewing In New Hamp.
shire, That lynching Is horrible sayageiy
need not be denied. Nor that u dsgfaces
the state in which Il occurs and the ma
ron. But Jet Senator Gsilingcr SHOW, IL
he can. TINT It Is any less dlssracetui 70
the nation or to the state than Is the id
minlstratlon Of the prohlhltOry law OF the
state OF New Hampshire. is brutality
more dlsgraceful or more dangerous than
mock morality? Has any governor OF
state In which lynching has occurred done
less for the prevention 81 lynchlng ana
the punishment Of the lynchers than the
governors % New Hampshire have done Tor
tho prevention ~ liquor selling ana the
punishment Of Frank Jones, the Famous
brewer or New Hampshlref
We believe no greater wrong 10 JUSTICE
10 good morals and 10 good government
has been done IN any southern state than
& being done today In the states OF maine,
New Hampshire and Vermont with their
corrupt prohibition humbug.
Senator Gallinger Is throwing stones rom
glass house.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-06
Roconeionments OF Grain.

Galveston, Texas, June 5.Mr. 2. II.
GOODWIN, general freight agent OF the
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fc. has gone to
Waco to attend suit instituted by the
railroads Of Texas against the railway
commission of Texas, affecting the recon.
Segment Of grain from Texarkana, Texas.
to common points. Under the rulings or
the commission all grain that Is recon
signed from Texarkana, regardless Of points
of origin. or whether or not II is unonded,
takes the Texas common point rate of l2ta
cents per 100 pounds. Tho railways are
contestlng this point holding that the re
consignment of grain does not affect the
Interstate status of the shipment and that
shippers can reconsgn grain from other
polnts that has been stopped Mt TeNarknla
Tor that purpose upon the Interstate basis
While this arraI cement would not cost the
simmer any more freight, the division FOR
mo Texas roads would he considerably
more than under the commissions ruling.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-06
FuL WAS NOMINATED.
y. D;stiet Democratic Convention
* ! Harmonious Gathering.
|. ,,r0,a SETS OUT PROMINENT ISSUES
,e., and the Tariff Are Declared
!, pe the Leading Questions in
National Politics.

.,hie. Texas, June 5.-The nomi.
w. convention OF the Fifth COMPRESSION
~, ,-let was held In Waxahachie today.
Y ~ an other congressional conventions
W. history Of this district, 1t was en-
- ..,mopjous and the proceedings were
|I's,,oa with the utmost dispatch. The
.r.u,ion was called to order at II o'clock
rs.lrman billiard. Hon. w. Il. Spell of
|sas.,o was made permanent chairman.
oue ballot was taken. resulting in
~ A Beall receiving Al votes and
~ nraley wooten "a. Mr.. Beall's nomi-
VI, vas then made unanimous.
, ~. vas the FIRST convention of any i'm
70 -. held in the State during the pres
pe'ans.,Tnsicn. Free silver was not men
tsI IN, a. In the platform adopted the Phil
~ nolIcy of the present administration
W. strongly condemned; the repunilcan
w wss denounced for its surrender to
iip.,sts. life tenure in cffice was opposed
De a iss election of United States senators
q, rrndsrai Judges by direct vote of the
ils ~ Tas favored; such appropriations as
lFIRs render the Trinity river nnvigable
WV wy favored; the Dingley tariff law was
sal's.aSsd MS n breeder of trusts and the
.Isls, Of tariff duties for revenue only as
.Esraed BY the government honestly ana
aIs.n.Ieally administered was favored.
TSs paramount issues" were defined in
iu sso,laHiug two planks of the platform:
,Ts ,.vor honest money in volume sufficient
J, meet all demands Of trade and com
NV N.Y. bsleye the question Of imperialism
!. w ne trust breeding tariff should be the
,.,nount issues of the next National cam
pien. so,.od donraoo.i,,, 40
.a,sr,I employment Of child labor In fac
s'..s and recommending that just laws
,s,risting this evil be enncted.
rcnsressman Wootcn's course In congress
" I,aorsed as being wise and patriotic.
n Y, Reoll made lengthy speech In &C
. " The nomination rendered him by the
gT Of the Fifth district.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-06
= CHARTERS FILED.
Gotten Seed Oil Mil and a Flour Mill
Among Them.

Austin, Texas. June ). The following
charters were Med today
The Bceville Cotton Seed on Mn com
pany OF Beerlllei capital stock $950Oj
Purpose to manufacture out Of cotton seed
cotton seed oil and refine the same. lncor-
porators Visgo Kohler, A. c. Jones, -. ".
Kl!pBtcin, John c. Woods and John C..
massey. all OF Bee county.
Good Samaritan society OF Texas. su.
preme council. of Lullng; no capital stock,
Purpose iratcrnal Insurance. incorporates;
H. ", Malone Is, r. Miles and " + Hale,
O. *. Laundry company Of Galveston.
A. johnson. e. V. Taylor and 4. y. wood.
Tin County Mn and Eeyator company
Of lIillFhOro, capital stock $4,000, Pur'
pose TO operate tl0ur mill and grain Gle
Yators Iucolporators; j. n iunlh0c, II.
NJ. Mcclellan, a widow, and j. A. Robey.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-06
First court of civiI Apnenls.

Galveston, Texas. June 5.-rhe court OF
civil appeals, First supreme judicial dis
trict, at Galveston entered the following
ORDERS today:
Affirmed: S. 7 Morrow ct al VS.. rh mas
n Fleming from victoria Emma sophia
Weiss ct al VS.. 4. j. Collins. from Harris
Reversed ana remanded; Missouri, kan
sas and Texas Railway Company Of Texas
vs.. w T. Carter Il Bro. ct al, from Polk;
National Guaranty Loan and Trust Com
pany VS.. G. W. L. Fly. from Victoria
Reversed and rendered: Sugarland Rail
Bend.
Reversed and rendered, dismissing the
case; De witt County ct al VS. Henry
Wischkempcr, from lie Witt.
Motion to rcinstate granted at cost or
appellces and cause reset for Tune u. NV3:
Eastern Texas Railway Company VS.. Pat
and H. G. PVley, from Angelina.
Questions certified TO supreme court on
motion for rcheariug: Il, T. stafford vs..
s. Il. Stafford, from Colorado.
Motion Fur conclusions Of NV and fAct
refused: Gulf, Colorado and Santa 70
Railway Company VS.. Lawrence Steele
Motions for reheariug refused Inter
national and Great Northern Railroad Com
pany VS.. II. j. Phillips, from Houston; SUI
preme Council Catholic knights Of Amer
lea, VS., o. r. Gambati ct al from Harris,
Texas and New Orleans Railroad Company
VS.. Elzy A. Gardner from Harris: w, w.
Hoskins ct al vs.. j. S. Dougherty, from
Harris emotions hy both nGrtlesl.
Cases submitted: {. Hlldebrandt & Co.
VS.. John Marshall Jr.. by next friend. from
Galveston Galveston. Harrisburg aud san
Antonio Railway Company vs.. orthwe n.
Fltzhugh Cotton Company, from Harris;
William h. Turner ct al VS. Mary q. Coco,
ran ct al. from Harris; Fist National
Bank of Navasotn, Texas as j. NJ. Me
Giuty. administrator, ct a. from Grim 8;
Gustaf Peterson vs.. A. H. Smith ct al
from Galveston: j. c. Long VS.. NJ. Il. Long
et al, from Smith; Pat Owens vs.. John j.
Foley. from Harris.
Submission postponed TO June 10 $, y.
Sam VS. Houston. Oak Lawn ana Magno In
Park Railway COMPANY, from Harris.
Submission postponed t. .st submission
day Of next term of court: Mart iiolton
VS. Galveston. Harrisburg and San Antonio
Railway Company from Fort Bend.
Cases set for submission on June 10. l@2:
Conrad Letzerlch VS.. Frank Lldak, from
Fayctte; G. ]. Wright VS.. Annie Ross, from
Harris: Houston and Texas Central Rail
road Company VS.. j. w. Harris fro N
Grimes; Texas and New Orleans Railroad
Company VS.. Orange and Northwestcrg
Railway Company from Orange; Charlie
and Thomas Tinsley VS.. s, X. McllhennF
ct al from Harris: a. Gilmer VS.. j. ~.
Kirby from orange; St Louis Southwest
ern Railway Company Of Texas VS., j. O.
smith from Cherokee; Otto Neltch guar
dian. VS. Annie Hillman, Administrative,
ct al from De Witt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-06

Jennings. La, June 5.-The FIRST amman
meeting of the stockholders of the southern
OH company was held this morning ou'
hundred and seventy thousand OF the ~
900 shares sold were represented. ofnGcrS
and board Of directors were elected io'
the ensuing year. The officers are; y, r.
Rowson, president; J. NJ. Cooper, wee P ,oan.
dent; Ii. X. Midkin, secretary ana man
ocsr, / p Uaber. treasurer. his u,
- - has been organized for just ABOUT
enc year and has done more in the develop .Ie
meut of the Jennings field than an , 90
other companies combined. They nave no oT.
two gushers with third one eApec'eu a.
most ANY time.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-06
HIGHER COURTS.
The supreme Count.

Austin, Texas, June 5,--rhc following
proceedings were had today In the supreme
court.
applications refused: Texas Central Rail.
road Company VS.. W. j. Andrews, from
Comanche; International and Great North
ern Railroad Company VS.. John Branch.
from Comal Roy Hines ct al VS. Mrs. =.
+. Giyens ct all from Dallas: Dallas Con
solldated Electric street Railway Com
pany vs. j NJ Broadhurst. from Dallas.
ander, from Harris. c. Ki'mcr vs.. j, T.,
Brown ct al, from NacogloCheS
Ser for juno g: J. T. pruIett VS.. Mis-
souri, Kansas and Texas Railway Company
Of Texas from Grayson.
Set for June l6: ). g. Phillips VS.. West
ern Union Telegraph Company. from Collin.
Set for June ~ Greer Mills Il Go. vs..
W II. Feathcrston. from Clay; Western
nulon Telegraph Company vs.. John {.
Perry, from BeNar.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-06
10 Leadina MaIt Extract.

Malt-Nutrlne Is the Only really great Ex-
tract OF Malt offered on the market, other
so-called extracts being nothing better than
strong black beer with isrEe percentage
Of Alcohol and very small one Of eXtrac
tive matter such extracts should not be
given or recommended TO conyaieseents or
strength seeking people. since their merits
Malt Murine is prepared by the Anheuser-
busch Brewing Assn, which guarantees
its purity, excellence aud merit,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-06

tiGcatc which 4, waiting for The governors
Signature calling for $1,000 TO pay fees oi
attached Witnesses. also one calling for
5000 FOR ofIiro expenses,
William Baumann n motormau on the
street railway, was badly shocked last niaht
aud knockod from his ear by the breaking
Of the trolley wire, the cnd o. which struck
him Oh the neck. He was taken to toe
hospital and IS Ia prccnIiols condition.
Alfred Robinson nn1 Miss Florence
WHlsh. two well known Young people, were
married tonight NJ 81 Anrg's church aud
icn for Mexico on wedding "trip.
W. y. Cleveland H. ~ Scwnll. T. ".
House 4 + Bonner and Mr., pilot. all Of
called on him This morning socially and
left for home ut noon The governor stated
ms evening that they just came up to see
him
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-06
CURTIS MISSION.

vR Study Up on the Primary Laws OF
Other States.
p.ras Texas. June 5,-E. P. Curtis OF
Temple recently n candidate for the demo
,r,Ic nomination for railroad commissioner,
k In Dallas on his way to st. Louis. He
l. rung to get copy Of the primary cleo
lion law of Missouri and investigate It's
workings. He will also get copies of the
primary election laws Of Arkansas, Mary
Ind Minnesota and other States in order
10 prspare TO help force through the demo
natic convention at Galveston next month
demand for rigid uniform primary cleo
ton law In Texas.
Mr. Curtis thinks his defeat was largely
due to the widely scattered primaries and
avs he means to help remedy the present
rsteu
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-06

ton FOR officers VIII take place The pro.
gram for the meeting Is rs follows.
"Conscinusnosscs ana PurposiVc Move
mcntH" DR., Edmund Montgomery. Hemp
stead.
Some Fundamental Facts In the Per
ceptiou nf Space" Or. s. q, M02c3, Uni.
vCrsity Of Texas
DE Yres Mutation Theory PROT If.
Ness. Agricultural ana Mechanical college.
Mining with Some Account ~ RuHsiQ1
Practice" w. II. Won Streoruwit2. Hons
ton.
"Ncw Departures IN Cotton NH Mnchin
cry aud Appliances" Stoncwall Tompkiua
and W. l.. Anderson Houston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-06
A Postmaster Arrested.

Inling Texas, June 5.-George W, Stew
art postmaster at this place, was arrested
here this morning by Postoffice Inspectors
Rass and Rhoades on charge OF opening
ietters matlod at this office. They left
an The O'Clock train for San Antonio with
their prisoner.
niIiard ono 81 the sureties on Stewards
hond who will run the same until post
master Is appointed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-06
Mlxup in Eastland County.

A'usef Texas, June 4.-The Ranger box
'" declared by committee to have fifty
w marked or scratched votes. all for
y, ,ssse smith for congress. Alter casting
~. tae marked votes Maxwell was ahead,
~ W. slnoavlts were taken of seventy voters
wy, sso voted for Smith, who swore they
,.asN a clean ballot. The committee then
\, s.unaed Its action In declaring Maxwell
-e nominee, and thus it stands at present.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-06
Layaoa County Convention.

Hlletsyllle, Texas, June Al. G. Lam
Kin, chairman of the democratic executive
committee, has issued a call for a county
convention No ~ June 16 for the purpose of
selecting q a. es to the State, congress
slenal, senatorial and judicial conventions,
CHAIRMAN and the various precinct chair
nen Tor the ensuing two years and FOR
soch other business as may come before
tSe convention.
hon. U. {. Searcy has also called a pre-
fhet convention for Saturday, June IA,
~ the purpose of selecting delegates to
ne county convention.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-06
Constipated Bowels.

l,ny qsve good health, the body should be
MN MA ~ laxative condition, aud the
NJ NJ ne poisonous wastes are expelled iaily.
Wlss,,. l. edwards, 142 n. Main St..
He,hiua' Kansas, writes: 81 have used
isr tSs 70 regulate the liver aud bowels
lishs e PAST ten years, ard found it a re
Min s s,sy. ooc at A. E, Kiesiing's, Boz
-"n street, Houston