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Malaria

The people who live In low. swampy coun.
tries seem TO take 1t for granted that Ma.
larla Feyers and Ague are necessary evils.
They apparently do not realize that these
diseases are slowly but surely sapplng their
general vitality. These Intermittent feyers.
malaria. fever and sgue. swamp fever, Jun.
gle fever. etc, are the most persistent enc.
mics Of the human race. II the aggregate
Of harm they do conld be realized, they
would DE fought as plaques.
These diseases are the result Of weakness
Of poisoned, microblal blood and II was
tong ago demonstrated that Dr. Harter's
Iron Tonic was an absolute specific; sure
cure. II has been eonquerlng and prevent.
Ing these diseases for nearly half a cen
fury. 1t pur6es the blood and drives out
the poisoDs.
II has been thoroughly demonstrated that
the insects which latest new countries and
low swamDy localities are vehicles for ear.
rying disease germs. II your blood is pure
and healthy you need have little fear Of
these. But II your blood is bad It Is not
in condition 10 resist the poisonous stlngs,
and ss result the germs OF disease obtain
a footing.
Protect yourself nv using Dr. Harter's
Iron Tonic. II will not only drive ont but
keep oef malaria and other fevers Of ike
klId. u has done u 10 80 many thousands
Of cases that you can not doubt,
Msds ouiy by The Or, HsHsr Medicine
Co. oaytan. ohie. Sold sysrzwhssa.
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Austin Texas January ~ The follow.
lug proceedings were had In the supreme
court today
Applications refused s. A. nitmorc ".
{. bowdlur, Scurry county H. e.. Peck vs..
Guy of licmpstcad. Waller county; San
Antonio Real Estate. building aud Loan
Association vs.. y. Stewart ot 49, BcNur couu-
~ Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway
company OF Texas W. j. H. Walden. GraN.
son county; w, Y. fCutou ct al rs. furnlcrsG
aud Merchants National Bauk OF Waco,
McLrhnan county; J. Fred Robbins g. M
vs.. !. \, Stewart ct al. Tarruni county ;
~ NJ. wilson If al vs.. ). \. Bisbcy ct al.
Galveston county, j. s. Rice financial
agent. vs.. Dickson Cur Wheel COMPANY
Travis ronnty: Galveston. Harrisburg aud
san Antonio Railway Company vs. Louis
buth Medina county, san Antonio and
AtNnsuS Pass Railway Compuuy IS
charles Lindsey, ReNar county. Fred Mer.
ncr VS., George rtcudcr Il Co, webb
county.
Applications granted Louis and r. j.
lIiliic vs., Roman Ilcttirb Bcxar county.
Affirmed l. \. llardman VS.. Perry
I rAwford san Saba county
submitted T.. q. 1cnison rs. H. g.. rat
ION CT AL Dallas county.
Sci for February IN L.. Naquiu ct al
W. IcNuS Savings mud Real EStRtc Asso-
citation, Harris county.
Motion for rchrarlug oycrrulcd J. q.
Garner ot al VS. W T.. Black at al, Nuvar.
Motion for rchcarug tof application, dis
missed j. 7. Glaze VS.. Mlbank Johuson.
Harris county.
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nnl lhui q consolidation VI an The presses
-. = laige part ~ the cotton growing mart
~ lNt Siatc would tend 10 put Il In Inc
pviN'i % one owner ~ all the presses ~
NC. prices. which would have to bc maid
~ me- railroads or shippers. as tho commits
Sion can not enforce tho price n ,;xeS ~
1NvllnpressinE except uuder the present con
ull"u OF tue existence OF independent cbn-
ptNSeVs =" mat each can Indirectly he con
.I".'I ny requiring the railroads 10 refuse
~ .WHN'f cNllon Tor comprcSsing where the
ET.'ge would he greater than that which
ON oi tho freight rate IN All Tho rnns
presses could he bought up hy one roprcrp
~ NhuiN uirtatC terms which thc foutfnis
S"h would nave 20 respect or DENY the right
oi SU'NpcrS TO nave their cotton comnrrssed
Nv" commission has no direct power over
directly by regulating The dealings az rail
roads with them. L. therefore concludc
hAt me congresses bought IN by defend
ant ana those operating Ia the territory
W ilch drtehdant has selected for rs opera
mons are competing aids TO commerce
:" Judging the purpose uf the defendant
~ the HIGHT OF the course usually taken hv
thr mourru consolidation Of husiucsS cnn-
Germs considering that It's operations nre
Ilulluhu Tor SO large an area Of TERRITORY In
ono Snlll body Of country Instead Of looking
TO acquiring the hest Investments In divers
parts % tho whole state. aud looking TO tho
plan Of aCtlon adopted as far ns II has
progressed, which has been to huy Nh com
ncunE congresses instead of building new
ones. anu 10 huN presses for which II had
no use. MS Il appears to have done M Dai.
las conclude that the purpose of its
organization were 60 restrict aids TO com.
norcc aud 10 prevent competition as far ns
#. C Morris.
District Judge Presiding.
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Galveston, Texas. January - The fol.
lowing proceedings were had In the court
~ c'vil appeals Of the First supreme Judi
clal district today.
reversed aud reminded; Mamie CardwelI
~ al vs. j. X Masterson, Jr ct AL from
Affirmed: Mrs. J NJ HAN VS. Theodore
Keller from llurrls George ~ rintley
VS., W. g. CorhetL from san Jacluto
motion 10 dismiss appeal refused! H. c.
L9lA vs. Ado,ph Sedcl I'm Alsiin
Motions Tor reheArug refused. National
Exchange Bank of Dallas vs.. W. l. Policy
1T al from Harris; W. q. n. Gillasp,c
vs., ] A. Murray, from Walker.
Submission postponed ~ February O.
l92; W. I. PinkSrd. Administrator. VS.
T, J Willis & Bro, from Cherokee.
submitted; Ed G.. Laas - Ad1'ph sol
del, from Austin Jennie l., Johnson pt nj
VS.. Galveston, Houston and Nor,hrrn Rail,
way company, from HARRIS; Calvin MILL
gan w. Texas and New Orleans Railroad
Company, from Liberty; Scottish Union and
National Insurance Company Of Edlnhurg
vs., Tomkics d Co, from Harris
Set for submission On February q. 1907:
CUR Colorado and Santa l'c Railway Com
pnny vs.. James WiShart. from Burlcsou;
II. Peterson, from Harris, i. u nownos
VS.. Thomas Self, from Houston; Fire As
ISOLATION OF Philadelphia VS., r. q Cal.
houn, from Shelby; Harry Wan ct al vs..
Lucy Sp4suEs ct al, from Harris; Houston,
Brazos ana Northern Railway Company vs.
Hal q. Pollard, from Harris
NJ. NJ. Crane Of Dallas, l.. = Chester
Jackson aud l.. r. Moody Of Houston, W.
9, henderson Of BrcuhGm aud Colonel
Slyhcld Of Richmond were in attendance
upon the court today.
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Lareest OF American Fairs.

Galveston, Texas. January 23.--Cooncl
l., J Polk. vice president OF INC Santa Fc.
returned this morning from Chicago where
he has been on official business. Colonel
Polk Is one W the directors elected hv the
rommltco appointed nv the governor to
arrange for Texas exhibit ~ tho Loutsi.
nua Purchase exposition. on his return
trip from Chicago he stopped In ST. Louis
long enough 10 meet some OF those con
ncctCd with tho enterprise and he saws
that they arc working hard aud expect to
hc ready 90 open next wear. us AZ hrst pro
posed He says that they do not soon to
favor the idea Of postponlug the fair Tor
another wear which has been suggested
The work ~ preparation Is being pushed
rapidly mud the opinion seems 10 nreynU
that tho fair will bc ready when the time
comes. They have a large force OF men AZ
work and have about $50 OOO O0O 20 operate
With and mon and money can accomplish
q great deal IN short time Colonel Polk
saws TINT the Louisiana Purchase cNposi
ton viii be larger than the chicago
worlds fair and IN TACT larger than any
fa'" ever held In this country Texas. he
expects. viii hc credltahy represented
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Irving for the RattIeships

Galveston Texas. January ~ Chairman
Noble q the committee appomtod hy tho
chamber of'coumercc 10 cndcavor to secure
visit Of the North Atlantic squadron at
Galveston informed Tho rasf. representative
TINS morning that the committee had AT.
ready forwarded n communication tn the
secretary OF tho navy inviting the squadrnn
70 visit Galveston this sprpg and request
ing That II the whole squadron ronid not
he spared ms many haitlcshps he spnt hero
aN possible. Tho troubles IN NcncEu"la mud
Of the battlcslIns at amy tlmo; therefore
the committee has not named my dste
Tor tho proposed visit. leaving this 10 tho
convenience NJ the secretary 81 tho navy
The committee has alsS written Congress.
man burgess ~ this district, az Congress.
man llHwlcN and Colonel Waiter Gresham
VIII" are now IN Washington asking them
TO emil npon the secretary 81 The navy and
Supplement- 'hc efforts y tho committee
by endcavorinc Ia secure the desired visit.
An answer Is expected from the secretary
Of the navy In about ten diys
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Kidney Cure FREE.
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10 LIVERY READER OF THE pOsT
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MOMEN As FEMALE wEAKNESS.' =
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Tor - hours; n there is a reddish sedi-
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inc urine IL cloudy or milky, or II YOU
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your kidneys arc diseased and Won shouii
loss no time. but get bottle of warmers
Sair IRE MS " Is dangerous ia neglect
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MARINERS SAFE CURE Is tho oniv
positive cure Tor al forms ~ Kidney liver.
nhdder and blood diseases. uric acid mol
nurk scaldinE and painful slssagc ~
urine frequent desire IN urnatc painful
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Galveston Teyas. January ~ There Will
hc meeting NJ the Galveston Ros. club
February g. at which plans win ice out.
lined for the coming year The clun was
at ono time ono Of tho finest Ia tho south
aud stll has somc very 6nc hoats During
The past yoar the club has awakened from
Tho Dormant condition into which Il lapscd
during tho past few YcaAi and y number
Of aquatic exhibitions were given which
attracted several thousand spectators from
the city. This year the club proposes T.,
ask tho assistance ~ the railroads enter.
ing Galveston and cndravor 10 bring viSi.
tors from the interior 10 wiz loss their
sports 70 do This they rcllzo that II
VIII be necessary to plan far sulnc cShibi
lions and contest worth seeing lul this
mnttcr VIII bc taken ". NJ their annual
meeting February 2
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PUSHING the Work

Galveston, Texas January 2S-1he force
Of men employed in the construction Of tho
power house Of thr Galveston city Railway
company has hcon doubled with a Wow Of
getting the plant ready for operation rs
soon 0s possible. AT present the power
for operating the oars Of the company Is
being secured fran the Brush Electric
Light and Power company. hut when the
new plant IS completed the company will
not only be able 10 supply all the power
necessary for operating the cars. but will
also he prepared TO furnish electric light
and power TO private consumers In ns large
quantities as may he desired. Tho present
street car service will he extended u1mc.
what when the company begins operating
tho new plant.
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Ready for Business.

Galveston. Texas, January 23.-There are
nov two long distance telephone lines 10.
tween Houston and Gal~eeton and between
Galveston and beaumont The Citizens
company finished repairing its lines this
morning and Is now ready for business As
has been previously mentioned In The Post
tho new company contemplatcs extending
It's lines through various sections NJ the
State and also expects 10 inaugurate a local
service IN this city In the future. This
rs the same company which has local
service now in operation at Houston and
San Antonio.
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TRIAL. BOTTLE FREE

70 convince cvrrv sufferer from Ilseascs
81 thg kidney, liver, bladder ana hlCod
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Ready 10 Report.

Galveston, Texas. January 23.--The board
Of engineers who have been engaged iu
devising plans for the protection Of the
city against the gulf have completed their
report and are ready TO submit Il TO the
city commissioners. meeting win be
called either tomorrow or next day for
the purpose OF receiving the report The
contents Of the report have not been given
out for publication. as the board deems IL
courtesy due the commissioners that the
report be FIRST submitted 10 them.
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Mise RarIow'a Xisit.

Galveston, Texas January o. Miss Flor.
ence Barlow. assistant editor OF the Lost
Cause, an official organ of the Daughters
OF the Confederacy, who has been spending
several DAYS In Galveston, left this after.
noon for Houston, where she will remain
few days before returning 70 her home
10 Louisville. ny. Miss BARLOW took part
ln the ceremonies concentrating the an
adversary OF General Robert u. Lees bi.rh
and has been the recipient OF many eourte-
sizes from the Daughters OF the Confed.
eraey OF this city during her visit.
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RHEuMATlSM CURED XVI IA

No % 81 Marks Place. Brooklyn. \. y.
am over g years old and have long
NWmeted from. kidney aud liver trouble.
me no good. and friend recomn,,sa,ied
MaIner safe Cure. | began taking n
without hope that II would he of aut s6rvs
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Bin wac . auTiu, The
EcsnS.s vas 80 50 intense thai I
|iisI. T Nm ,. p.iietely pros
fusuality le attack was an
/ as lc t;,,on was regard
fs Of ne .1s ,,, attended by
Ks Ii VINO vs. mot able doc.
~ Il ! MGR Of the fac
PAS and ,s,dIIs ,,.l his ,prescrip-
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rheumatism

siI di strnau pains are the cries of protest
bibts onS from tortured muscles. aching
Leen' r ano excited nerves. The blood has
IN. poisoned by the accumulation Of
bnre,. .-N in the system, and can no
M foo SJu !gy the pure and health sustain
ksIs 80 ~ 'ley require. The whole system
Hpt until ti ue s. OF this acid poison; and
Eourbtt, t 'nG blood has been purified and
Be aebes D a,S TO a healthy condition will
Eashiasytao@ae ' 4 Ken, Of 7o7 Ninth street N. r..
fonths ago ~ y. =, writes as follows; IA few
in It's worst 80 en attack CT Seiatic Rheuina-
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Partino-Thomas.

Galveston. Texas January 23-L p.
Parting aud Miss Bessie Thomas were mar
ried at o'clock last evening at Grace
Episcopal church. There were large
number Of the friends OF the CONTRACTING
parties In attendance The groom il q
passenger brakeman on thr Galveston,
Houston and Northern road and the bride
b the daughter Of Dcputy sheriff William
Thomas o. this CITY. Sir aud Mrs, Parting
bridal tsux.
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..s,e. tines without ~. after having 4 allied
hger rSIned 10 continue I,js trest, ,sSi -, ~
f5unen5s q heard Of S. S, S. (swifts speciGc{
Itsspair ho,,y .or Rheumatism, decided almost
alter NM ,e to give the medicine trial,
Ground ~, lea s. few bottles was able to
q had nj ,,ea Sia,ches, and very soon there.
4 ne $500, Us Tor them al oil, S. s. 8 hayirg
n have ia u and we'll. All the distressipSs
81 an ham,, me, ny appetite has returned
~. FFS % DC again restored to perfect
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|to Or ru r. II @ disturb the digestion and
S,aat;s, Prepared = special book on
fakJ N which e.ery sufferer from
a eo,, :, s,sepsc should read. It is the
Eud Il i n and interesting book Of
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'tullv a usssiIring it Write our physi-
no a. ~ freely about your case. We
n sgslI g setor medical advice.
ssS'o 90. ATLANTA, a.
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he gre at vegetable
purifier and tonic, is
he ideal remedy in oil
rheumatic troubles.
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SruR Der Snderpaarrmz 5abrifnnten

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8antiers unb Mafler.

HAMBLETON & CO., 9 SouthsStr.
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MARYLAND LIFE ms. CO, 8 und 10
south=Str.; w. H. Blackford, Praes.;
John w. Hanson, Sekr.
BERKSHIRE LIFE ms. CO., Herald
Building; Munroe Smell. Manager.
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SruIt : G%ompdgnien.

AIUF : VUHIPuSEEtIs
MERCANTILE TRUST & DEPOSIT CO.,
German und Calvert=Str.; John Gill,
Praes.; John McHenry, Schatzmk J. R.
Walker, Sekr.
MARYLAND TRUST CO., German und
Calvert=Str. J. Wilcox Brown, Praes.;
J. B. Scott, Sekr. =Schatzm.
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Ganfiers.

ALEXANDER BROWN & SONS, Balti,
more= und CalvertsStr.
SPERRY, JONES & CO., Calvert und
Fayette=Str.
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SnbuftriuG : 8erii9erungs : Comp.
HOME FRIENDLY SOCIETY, 100 W.
Fayette=Str.
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THE BAKER GLASS CO., 40 Hanover
Str.
Sunter : 86istep.
W. LANAHAN & son, 20 Light.str.
&orburp &De : W6isfe9.
FISHER BROS, Us W. Baltimore.str.1
&affee - unge6rannt unD %gebrannt.
THE ENTERPRISE COFFEE CO., 421
ExchangezPlace.
2unbpirtbT9uftIi9e GerGtbe unb Sdz
mereten.
GRIFFITH & TURNER CO.. $50 N. Pacas
Str.
MeBger@ unb @inmo3er Wert3elge.
]. P. PFEIFFER L SON, 200 N. Paca.str.
Sel, Sarbe unb 9las.
c. H. W~INKELMANN & CO., Is ".
PrattzStr.
Srnqmentale 9ra6t : Nrbeiten
DUFUR & CO., 81 n. Howardsstr.
9uBz unb @etBnuaren.
ARMSTRONG, GATOR & CO., W. Balti,
more.Str.
Stiefeln unb S9ube.
Carroll ADAMS & CO., p Howardsstr.
Sbiren, 5eniterrabmen, 8ouleauT.
FRANK D. WATKINS & CO.. 400 O.
Pratt=Str.
Miener 9Gderei.
RICE BROS, 312-324 N. Gaysstr.
Wuagen unb 3u6eb0r.
THE FAIRBANKS CO., 1921 Light<stE.
gfIig, gidels, &raut, Gutiup u. |. ~.
DONALDSON, SCHULTZ & CO, 4N
Nord Charles=Str.
GnSctnil=@ eid1ite.
9iamanten unb S6mudIa9en.
WELSH BROS, ) o. BaItimorezStr
Qinnen= unb WeiBpaaren.
CLARK & STEVENS, 212 n. Charles.str.
M0bel unD Seppi9e.
JOHN TURNBULL, JR., & CO., Is W.
BaltimOrezStr.
Srtebb0fe.
LOUDON PARK CEMETERY, office q
w. Saratoga Str
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RehtsanpGlte

LOUIS p. & PERCY c. HENNIGHAUs
SEN, 215 st. Pau1=str.
n. J. SCHAUMLOEFFEL, SCI Law Builds
ing.
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5euer : @erii9erungs : Qgenten.
ROYAL ms. CO., Sun Building.