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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
HOUSTON DAILY POST THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER re- 1902

and no kicks" have been registered by
patrons Of the line. Mr.. Tuttic speaks en-
conrarinrly Of the prospects for bumper
cattle business next fall In Illustrating
the magnitude OF the cattle output on his
line Mr.. futile said;
u shall always preserve a picture which
7 had taken Of the most unique mountain
IN the universal ycrit0ble mountain OF
bones which, FOR several ycnrs. was 10 be
seen NJ noint near Brownsville, Texas.
IL was. IN truth. mountain composed OF
more than 10000 tons OF bones OF cattle
which had died on the bleak prairie. u
has now disappeared, along with other
monuments to the greatness II Texas be-.
fore the time Of railways. and the boucs
have been used In the manufacture 81 fer
tilizer and the reclining of sugar. and for
other laudable purposes"
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we oaer One Hundred Dollars Reward
Tor any case OF catarrh that can NO, ~
cured by Halls catarrh Cure.
e. = CHENEY & Co.. Props, Toledo O.
cbsbs,v' me re-, undersigned: have known F. J.
heSe him perfectly honorable an u. 1hy os-
less ness transactions and financially eble us ~
AIRY OUT any obligations made by w thel II
ledn. Ohio. druggists, To-
hrnggisls Toledo, Ohio. Nnoiesale
sc IAN Cuiayrh Cure Is taken interps,lv
sorfs s Ss SO v upon he blood aud mucous
free es's's- Testimonials
Aals1 Family pllS sEe Tia beat ,,a
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LocKHART STREET FAIR.
Lulins Company Won the Prize offered
for Best Drill.

Lockhnrt. Texas, October 1j.-The Lock
hart street fair and carnival opened yes.
terdny under the most favorable auspices.
An immense throng, the largest ever seen
In Caldwell county on any, occassl99n'
An OF the displays were crcdituble. espe
clally the exhibit IN the ladies' depart
ment. which is highly extolled by all who
have witnessed Il.
The military companies from Luling san
Marcos and New Brauntels had com
petitive drill yesterday for a premium Of
fered by the fair committee, and the prem.
ium was awarded to tho LipScomb 2iles OF
Luing. The great roping contest and gun
shoot comes on today, aud much larger
crowd than that OF yesterday is anticipated.
The fair now promises TO he more Of q
success than Its promoters ever anticipated.
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..W,M,W AND N. W. DEAL.
II Is TO Be Operated as a Separate
Property
BUT THE 7. AND P. NOW OWNS IT
George Gould Was Elected President
and l. S. Thome Vice President--of-
fees to Be Kept at Weathcrford.

Mineral wells. Texas. October i5.--Gen-
crui Manager L, s. Thornc and Assistant
General Manager ]. w. Bverman OF the
Texas and Pacinc. accompanied by Colonel
l.. NJ. youts. president and general man
ager Of the weatherford. Mineral Wells aud
Northwestern railway arrived In the city
yesterday evening In Mr.. Thnrue's private
car leaving this morning for Wcatnerford,
to he present at the meeting OF the stock.
holders Of the weatherford, Mineral Wells
and NorthN estern railway, which was held
there today.
wcatherford. Texas. october l5.--At a
reorganization meeting Of the directors OF
the weatherford Mineral Wells and North
western road here today, George j Gould
was elected president, L. 8 Thorne vice
president. 7. z. Book second vice presi-
dent and superintendent and j. W, Boot
treasurer The road will be operated as y
SEPARATE Gould line. The general Offices
be extended northwest.
Dallas. Texas, October 10. The announce
merit Of the absorption Of the Mineral
Wells aud Northwestern road by the Gould
system was made today, l.. NJ. Fouts, who
has been president for the past twelve
years, retiring aud George j. Gould being
elected to the vacancy Texas ana Paclhc
officials will operate the road
Tho Texas and Pacific also announcer
that new passenger train has been estab.
liEhed between Paris aud sherman, begiu'
ring today.
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Elr.t V. 3. and N. Traln.

sugarand, Texas, October l5.-The We
lasco, Brazos aud Northern Railway compa
ny ran the FIRST through train from Velascc
to this place today. A regular passenger
schedule will be announced later.
The statement In today's Post that the
Nelasco. Brazos and Northern railway had
acquired the Sugnrlaud railway Is a mis-
take That road has only secured tracking,
" has tracknge rights over the Information
al and Great Northern from Anchor 80 Ar
tu1u
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viii Be Quick Work

Cloburne, Texas, October 14.-Mr. Ma.
lone, who represents Mr.. Baker and his as
sociateS about the second new railroad In
projection for Cleburnc, left today for
Hillsboro. He says it Cleburne accepts the
proposition made by them they win have
trains running here by next May. So, be-
ally supplied with railroads.
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Laredo Strike Declared on.

Laredo. Texas, October 15.-The strike OF
hostlers, dremen and swltchmen on the
Texas Mexican aud National railroads was
declared OF today by the strikers executive
committee. Wages have been raised, but
the officials have not yet consented to take
the old men back. The entire road Is now
being operated as II no strike had ever oc-
Cured.
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BRIDGES LIIkELY no plE.

Was Recently Assaulted by Foetpads at
Tyler.
Mount Pleasant, Texas. October ID.
d. Bridges Of this county. who was as
saulted and robbed 10 Tyler Saturday night,
was brought back here today and convey ed
10 the home OF a relative in this city. He
Is In a very prerarious condition Mt this
time, and hut little hopes OF his recovery
Is entertained He had started 20 Hunts
Vile 10 visit his son, who Is there sick.
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katv h storinn cd.

Denlson, Texas, October 15.--The Katy
has stored at their west yards $4,000 tons OF
coal and are rushing 1t in as fast as posi-.
BILE to be provided against any emergency
that may arise. While no strike IL pruba-
BILE there IL certain feeling Of unrest pre-
yailing among the coal miners In the Indian
Territory
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AS a Liysr Tonic
use oXfDINB.

Mr.. :. y. Roberts, travelling agent o.
the Gplfport Land and Improvement
company, Is IN The city fof few days. ana
VIII sell 70 the public lots m t;ulfport for
40 PEI lot, 81 cash and 81 per mouth win,
oei Interest varranty deed free No
Negroes. Chinese OF naroes need nDnlv.
for fnit1ct flfcrmutioH address air. :. X.
tsoQfsis sencfal delivery. Houston IeIand
. Henderson. general, nDnager ;iulfporf
bapd and improvement company. s. b.
ipterts, travelling ugent.
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TMenty-five Years for M,l,d..

l,5 S5SSsgn' Texas, October 14-Georre Wi.
/. FsTrIss ~" ,y,s was tried for the murder Of
'f TbSs inse years in the penitentIary' 'o'
Scbrs sii1ilng o. DIT. Parker on one Of t i
DAYS, I'M bs snv sa has been out for four
~ ~ Iar not rendered Yerlict.
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A Mountain Of Bones.

Mr.. Francis NJ. futile, commercial agent
FOR the San Antonio and Aransas Pass rail,
way, stated yesterday 70 representative
Of The Post that the freight movement on
his line was satisfactory, aud that equip.
uient was ample for all needs. No delays
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1IIlsboro 70 oonsIder Proposltlon.

Hillsborc, Texas, October ia mass
meeting win be held here Friday night TO
hear a proposition Of a traction company
for an electric car line through Hill coun-
Is. Il Is learned that they propose TO re
duce freight rates one-half and thts feature
attracts much attention Tom L. Johnson
Is rumOred to be backing the company.
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Emefnenoy Rate ls on.

Austin. Texas, October 10 33-cent
cotton emergency rate which was put on
the Houston East and West Texas some
time ago by the railroad commission Will
be withdrawn on the nth instant by the
ply.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

Washington, October 15--Eastern Texas
Fair Thursday aud Friday; light to fresh
east winds ON the coust
Arkansas, Oklahoma, Indian Territory,
Western Texas, New Me1ico-Fair Thurs.
day and Friday.
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Permission 10 Register Bonds.

Austin, Texas. October l5,rhe applica'
tion OF the Gulf. Beaumont and Great
which was died with the railroad commis.
sion recently, was granted today.
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District Averages

lana MICS lsost az Post Gibson. Miss; Oko.
Mss la5oo City, Miss; Arlington p y 1l
5IoNN Ville penn.; Charlnttc 4, WI
1 ~ n y g.; Goodwaicr Ala: Marion. Ai5 si
Maron ' snS y Atlanta district exeept
nav lAnoafa Tenn gajpesTjiie a.. ~
-; So kosruskn. Mis, S,ii,s,,,
Asal.,i ssllst. Ifna.. ssa GeEirta,, Ma u
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Bryan, Texas, October i5.-The news Of
the sudden death OF Or, w. A. Adams IN
Fort Worth this morning was received here
With profound sorrow. DR.. Adams formerly
lived here and was held In high esteem
His brother. Hon. c. A. Adams lives here
aud left at once for Fort Worth Or
George r. Tabor. General II. Z. Stoddnrd
and Mr., W L. Saunders left tonight Tor
Fort Worth
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DIR. w. A. ADAMS DEAD.

Ho Was Chief Surgeon Of the Frisco
System,
Fort Worth. Texas. October t5.--Dr. W.
A. Adams, aged 30 years, died at his home
in this city this morning OF fatty degenera.
tion Of the heart The deceased wns one
OF the most prominent physicians and came
to the state from Georgia In 1882 At the
tlme Of his death he was part owner OF
the Protestant sanitarium. one Of the fness
hospitals IN North Texas He was chief
surgeon OF tho Frisco and chief examiner
for Texas. Oklahoma. Indian Territory and
Arkansas for the Equitable Iife Insurance
company. He leaves a widow and fouI
children. He carried an insurance OF $780,
OOt.
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Cotton RcnIon RnIIetl,,-

For the twcntyfour hours ending at S
n. N. yesterday, 10th meridian time:
fIaUnnp "a
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Leave 700 am, Express Train. Arrive o,fO pm
Lasyt.. sos pm Arrive .....,9 OF a.ui
Al trains leave Grams Ceadd Depot
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M.. <. q Z. q. 3.

~, X. & T Depot Fifth Watd
isaVes....,. a., 2. 30 40 Arrive ....... g.. o am
Lssvt.. .....,.. 7.4Osn Arrive 8; so pc
Fer Galveston Trains sec G., Il. II
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GeneFal QbservatIons-

Not included IN means.
Evening star., 1902-01-15
ON EXHIBITION.
Commissioners to Inspect Models a,
Plans of Park COmmi issiOn.

Commissioners to Inspect Models and
Plans of Park COmmission.
The Commissioners of the District of Co.
lumbia have received an invitation from
the Senate park commission to attend the
private view Of the models. plans and Illus
trations of the park commission project for
the development of the District Of Column
bia at the Corcoran Gallery of Art from 4
to o'clock this evening.
The Commissioners have accepted. They
have taken deep personal interest In ad-
dition to that which they would naturally
have taken officially as the representatives
Of the District, in the work Of the Senate
park commission. When they were con-
suited by the commission at different stages
in the preparation Of it's plans they coop
Grated most heartily. contributing the ad-
vice and information requested Of them as
to the different phases of the subject They
state they will continue to do everything in
their power to promote the success Of the
park commission plan, which embodies.
they believe, all the best ideas that have
been presented for the Identification Of the
District Of Columbia
Evening star., 1902-01-15
UNDER HEAVY BONDS.
Woman Charged Serious OGenses-HeI
Sister Accused of Blackmail.

Ada Washington, a colored woman thirty
one years Of age, residing at IL Fenton
street northwest, has been held in $1,000
bail to answer in the Police Court charge
Of assault with intent to kill. 1t is alleged
that Monday evening last the woman shot
and serious injured Noah w. Tryon, a clerk
in the Treasury Department, sixty years Of
age, at her home. She claims that Tryon
had made improper proposals to her sister.
Lizzie Waller, seventeen years Of age, who
was for some time in Mr.. Tryon's employ
at his home, 9O6 18th street northwest,
where he lives with his wife and children.
Mr.. Tryon denies the accusation and the
authorities have placed an additional
charge, that Of blackmail, against Ada
Washington and bond in this case has also
been fxed at $1,000. The charge of black
mail has also been placed against The girl
Lizzie Waller, and she too has been held
in 81 600 ball.
The circumstances surrounding the shoot
ing, as related by Mr.. Tryon. are that he
was called upon at the Treasury Depart
ment by Ada Washington several days ago.
She raised quite disturbance at the time
by accusing him of improper conduct with
her sister. The woman went away. It Is
alleged, upon being given S. Last Thurs
day Tryon Is said to have gone to the
Washington womans home to see the girl
and have her bring any charges she might
have against him in the presence OF his
family. The girl was not there, but il vas
stated she would be at home Monday even
ing. That evening Mr.. Tryon went again
to the house at IL Fenton street. He was
met by Ada Washington, who had a pistol
in her hand. He says the woman pla ced
the weapon at her sisters head and threat
ened to blow out the latter's brains il she
denied having brought the charge.
The woman then turned on Tryon, he
states. and told him he must sign an agree
ment to pay her sister a stated amount
monthly or leave the room a dead man He
said he would leave the place dead in pref
erence to signing the agreement. AS lie
said this he attempted to pass the woman
and succeeded. He reached the street and
was proceeding on his way when he was
shot in the hip. He went to his home and
yesterday reported the matter to the po-
lice.
Detective Evans was put on the case and
arrested the women. Ada Washington said
she was protecting her home"
Evening star., 1902-01-15
Big Collection Results.

Ebenezer Methodist Episcopal Church.
corner of 4th and D streets southeast. Rev.
J. H. Griffith pastor, held bench rally the
first Sunday In January and remnant rally
the second Sunday. The bench rally was
conducted on the following plan: Pews were
given to certain individuals, and they So
licited persons to occupy seats with them,
with the understanding that each one
would contribute to the collection. The
amount collected both Sundays was $S46 76
Mrs. Annie Brown, the evangelist, is as
sisting the pastor. Thus far there have
been twelve converts.
Evening star., 1902-01-15
Roberts Stone
Water Filters.

We recommend Roberts Stone
Water Filters, which fit on any fau-
Get and are as near germ-proof as
any Stone Filter can be. We sell
these filters on three days trial. If
not then satisfactory they can be re-
turned and money will be refunded.
We call especial attention to these
three Styles.
Roberts style. galvanized iron finish. 9<.OO
Roberts style, nickel finish. So. so
Larger sizes for large families and
boarding houses.
Evening star., 1902-01-15

to the nose externally. and may even be
introduced in small particles inside the
nostrils OF course the ideal treatment for
nosebleed, and the only one invariably ef-
fective, Is to find the bleeding point and
apply pressure to IT, This. however. as Il
requires special apparatus for illuminat-
ing the interior OF the nose. is only applf-
cable by the physician. Alum Is also one OF
the best household remedies for the con-
troll and checking Of nosebleed. II is to be
used in solution of one or two heaping
teaspoonfuls to glass Of water. and may
be snuffed into the nose or applied in spray
ide Of hydrogen. which may be found in
nearly every household. IL among the really
valuable remedies for checking nosebleed.
In case OF serious or prolonged hemorrhags
from the nose the services of physician
are required. to whom should be left the
direction OF the systematic treatment.
Evening star., 1902-01-15
Special:
1902 =: /,
Go=Carts.

We are now showing our new line
of Go-Carts, which is the largest and
most complete we have ever had.
All Our Carts this year are ad-
Unstable, and are fitted with rubber
tire wheels, green enameled running
gear, parasol fixture, etc. The
bodies of the Carts are of selected
rattan and reed, and are made in roll
and fancy effects.
This is the best time to select your
Go-Carts, as we show a great many
designs now that cannot be dupi-
Gated. Prices, $500 to $1,000.
A few special values follow:
Large, roomy Reclining Go-Carts, rubber-tire
wheels best springs patent brake, parasol holder.
green running gear-G value never before producei.
$500 each.
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$500 complete
Large Jardinieres.

We are now showing a complete
line of large Jardinieres, which are
SO useful for holding palms, rubber
plants, ETC., and which are usually
very expensive. We quote a few
items and invite inspection.
of top t''' measuring ~ iaenes inside $Ioo
Of top measuring - meAs' .ns'as ST.. 50
side Of top measuring .. meme. IN. $2.oo
sde e'ers5ps " sop measuring fourteen inche. in.
side Of top measuring ni.een inches m 5000
Evening star., 1902-01-15
Coupe BadIx Dam.rea.

About 6:45 o'clock this morning car No.
% OF the 14th street line of the Capital
Traction Company collided with a coupe at
Sd street and Pennsylvania avenue and
badly damaged 1t. George Pendleton of
1407 11th street northwest was the driver
of the vehicle. and he Is alleged to have
been injured about the hip
Evening star., 1902-01-15
LOuWelsa Jardiniere
and Pedestal Special.

We offer one lot of Hand-painted
Louwelsa Jadinieres and Pedestals.
which come in the rich Rookwood
colorings, and have been So. 50, at
$500 complete.
Evening star., 1902-01-15
Lipton's Package Teas.

Those who are using Lipton's
Teas know that they are the best pos
sible value at the prices. They are
renowned for the superior drinking
qualities and for their cleanliness.
We have just received a new ship
ment and request trial by those
who are not using these celebrated
teas.
Lpton's No. India ceylon. b.. 7oc.
Lipton,s No. 2-lb. 2-lb...................... 6oc.
Liptop's No. s-mi.ed tea, ,b ........ soc.
Evening star., 1902-01-15
Estate Bequeathed to Children.

By the terms of the will of George Boz
land. dated the S0th Of last November and
filed yesterday for probate, his estate, with
the exception of IS left to his SON. Thomas
Boland, is bequeathed to his daughters
Mary Agnes Craft and Sallie C. Boland
share and share alike. George O. Craft Is
named executor.
Evening star., 1902-01-15
Remedies for No.ebleea.

From the Springfield Republican.
OF the many household remedies in vogue
for the relief Of nosebleed, one may observe
that all are successful In the ordinary
cases. while in rarely persistent cases. for
example. in those known as "bleeders." I"
none seems thoroughly effective. Cold
seems to be one of the best. and II applied
IN a runher Of ways. Ice may be held
Evening star., 1902-01-15
Best Candles and
Candle Shades.

Our New Candles, Candle Shades,
Candle Shade Holders, Mica Innings,
etc, are the newest and best to be
had, and we invite inspection of
those giving luncheons, receptions,
teas or dinners.
New Paper Candle Shades Each ....... IOC.
New SIlvered Paper Candle Shades Each iSc,
New Silk Candle Shades. Each 2OC.
New Paper Electric Light Shades. Each. 25C.
New SIX Electric Light Shades. EACH. SOC.
New Single Stick Candle Shades. Each. 75c.
New Silver Candle Shades. Each. ....... soc.
Eash s" n"nien' osna.e lamps .0urn o'p' 6oc
New Candle Lamps. Each. ............., 4OC.
New Arctic Candies. Dozen. ........... 25c.
New Candle Innings. Each. h....... 15C.
New Reception Candles. Dozen. ...... 4OC.
Fifth fcor.
Evening star., 1902-01-15
Trustees Appointed.

Justice Bradley. in Equity Court No. .,
today appointed Messrs. John Ridout. R.
Ross Perry, Jr.. and Leonard J. Mather
trustees. to make sale Of premises 1872
10th street, left by the late Mary D. Bry-
an. This action was taken in connection
with the equity proceedings instituted by
Benjamin c. Ryan, trustee. against George
Pierce, trustee,
Evening star., 1902-01-15
February
Designer.

The Designer for February is now
on sale and contains some very in
teresting reading in addition to the
latest styles in Women's and Chill
dren's garments and millinery. 1t
also contains some very good short
stories, hints ion etiquette, how to
make pretty valentines, notes on new
books, Washingtonian tableaux in
poetry, noyrlties in crocheting, Sc
lections for the recitationist, new de-
signs in pin cushions, daughters OF
the White House, health and beauty,
ETC..
Price, Ioc. copy.
February Patterns and Pattern
Sheets ready.
First noor-11th st.
Evening star., 1902-01-15
Thin Blue China
Cups and Saucers.

We have just received another lot
of those choice quality thin blue and
white Japanese China Tea Cups and
Saucers, which we are offering at
I5c. per cup and saucer.
$I.5O per dozen.
Evening star., 1902-01-15
New Toilet Sets.

We are now showing a complete
line OF Toilet Sets in the correct col
orings and designs to harmonic with
the prevailing wall paper effects.
They range in price from $I.o5 to
$1,000 per set.
We call especial attention to the White and Gold
Toilet Set, with double-handled slop jar, which
are offering at
$500 complete.
Evening star., 1902-01-15
Policemen Tran.ferred.

E. L. Phillips Of the police force, who
has been assigned to duty as pawn office
inspector, was today transferred by Major
Sylvester to duty at the bureau of identi-
fcation. Charles W. Proctor, who has been
on duty as medical inspector, has been as
signed to pawn Office work. His medical
work is so well up, 1t is stated, he will con-
tinue to perform those duties as well for
the time being
Evening star., 1902-01-15
New Asbestos
Iron Holders.

We are now showing three special
values in Asbestos Iron Holders, as
follows:
Merino-eovered Asbestos Iron Holders. 4C.
Adams Canvas-covered Asbestos Iron -
dOtOerS ~
Adams Improved Canvascovered Asbes- to-
tos Iron Holders. rs......................... AoS.
Evening star., 1902-01-15
Admtnt,tratrix Appotntea.

Justice Barnard. in the Probate Court, to-
day appointed Mrs. Sallie c. Barrett. widow
of Judge o. d. Barrett, administratrix Of
the estate of the latter.
Evening star., 1902-01-15
Bosley's Weather Strips.

We recommend Bosley's Rubber
Weather Stripping, which comes in
5o-foot packages and is easily at
tached to windows and doors. The
smallest size is for windows and is
only
z5c. for 30 feet. -
Evening star., 1902-01-15
Effort to Locate Dead Man. Relative

Major Sylvester today received a COM
munication from the Baltimore police ask
ing that efforts be made to locate In this
city a relative of Charles Wagner who fell
down a pair OF steps in Baltimore Sunday
night and died Monday in hospital. The
Baltimore police were informed that an
aunt Of the dead man, whose body Hes In
the morgue there. lives on 11th street in
this city
Evening star., 1902-01-15
French China
Dining Room PLAQUES.

We call especial attention to the
Hand-finished French China Dining
Room Plaques, decorated in fancy
game designs and in rich colorings,
which we are offering at
75c. each.
Evening star., 1902-01-15
Suit
Cases.

Suit Cases are now recognized as
the most convenient and up-to-date
pieces of baggage among the travel
ers' equipment of today. They are
easy to carry and have a wonderful
capacity.
Specialized >
i 4-inch Real Cewhide Stuff Cases. six inches Deep
with steel frame tsewed in: cloth-lined: inside
straps three hinges riveted on; leather-protected
corners; good, strong handle and brass lock-an
excellent suit ease and special value
- e,s~f = $500 each. -
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