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Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-12-05
Washington Hotels
RleeS HoUsE.

The hotel par excellence OF the capital,
located within one block of the White
House and directly opposite the Treasury.
Finest table IN the city.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-12-05

The idea of the homeopathic doe
tors condemning kissing. Who ever
heard Of homeopathic doses Of kiss
ing?
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-12-05

First Village Dame-Did 7 bring
you back that basket you lent me
last week?
Second Dame (emphatically)-No,
indeed you did not.
"rhats a pity, for / just came
round to borrow it gainl"-Punch-
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-12-05

Because the members Of the arbi-
tration board are serving the country
without pay, it is no sign that arbi-
tration doesn't pay.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-12-05
SherifPS Sale

BY virtue Of writ Of Fieri Faclas issued
out of the court of common pleas of Pike
to me directed, l will expose to sale
by public veudue or uutcry nt the sheriff =
office in the borough of Milford, on
SATURDAY, THE THIRTEENTH
DAY OF DECEMBER, A. d, 1902
at o'clock in the afternoon of said day.
All that certain farn i'm the township OF
Milford county Of Pike and state of Penn
sylvania, described as follows: Bounded
by the Delaware river and lands Of John
NJ. Aldrich, Mrs l.. w Armstrong, Mrs
Bertha Reed estate Of Kate B. Van Wyek
and others, CONTRASTING 23G acres and 15f
perGhes of land, be the same more or less.
being the same upon stephen Cuddeblck
resided at the time Of his death and which
became vested in him by the last will Of
Simeon Cuddeback, deceased.
IMPROVEMENTS
About 1l5 acres Of the above improved.
balance woodland; house, barn, wagon
house, hay house and ont buildings
Seized ana taken into execution as the
property Of stephen Cuddeback, deceased.
and viii be sold by me cash.
GEORGE GREGORY,
Sheriff
Sheriff's Office, Milford, Pa
Nov. lS, 1912
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-12-05
WIZARDS HOTEL.

A famous hotelry, remnrkable for its
historical associations and lOng-sustained
popularity. Recently renovated, reprinted
and partially refurnished
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21
THE LADIES, cMc cLue.
An Enthusiastic Meeting at Lyceum r
Yesterday Mornlna.

An Enthusiastic Meeting at Lyoeum Hall
Yesterday Morning.
The Ladies' Civic club held an enthu-
Siastlc meeting at ISceum hall yesterday
forenoon. The attendance was large and
there Was great interest manifested In the
proceedings. Mrs. o. r Holt presided "a
temporary chairman, with Mrs. l.. w.
craig, recording secretary; Mrs l. G.. Ger
son, corresponding secretary. ana Mrs. j..
NJ. Cotton, treasurer, present Mrs o. t.
Holt having declined TO accent the office of
president of lhe club, an election WAS gone
into for the purpose Of selecting her size,
cessor The committee on nominations pre
sented 10 the club the names of Mrs
Thomas Il, Franklin for president aud Mrs.
w; G. Crane for vice president These
ladies were unanimously elected 10 Tbs
positions for which they had been named
MFs y. A.; Hollands report on the anti.
hpltUng ordinance passed by the city coun.
S gii through the efforts Of Alderman W. W.
THOMAS, was well received aud gave the
cluD much encouragement, and the club
EXPRESSED It's determination 10 see TINT the
ordinance was rigidly enforced
The president will call a meeting for The
purpose or deyising plans for ESTABLISHING
branch clubs In every ward In the city she
Ward clubs 70 he presided over by a Vice
president who shall report 10 the mother
Other matters of interest wore discussed
during the meeting.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21
The First Gun Fired Last Night by
John S. Stewart
ONE OF THE CANDIDATES FOR MAYOR
Before the Second Ward Municipal
Ownership Club Which Endorses His
Csndidacy--Other Speeches,

The hrst gun IN the mayoraty campaign
vas fired by the opposition TO Colonel Holt
at a meeting aeid last night IN the See
end ward AZ the hail. No. 1918 Congress
avenue. The meeting was held under the
auspices II the Second Ward Municipal
Ownership club Previous to the meeting
there was a concert by Herb & Lewis
brass band. when the meeting was called
to order by Or. George clarendon there
were probably 125 persons present. Dir.
clarendon stated that Mr.. Tom scrogGins.
the permanent chairman. was prevented
from being present through Illness. lie
then called on Hon John Kennedy to
preside Mr.. Kennedy stated that She
meeting was held under the auspices ~
the club above named and that Mr. John
), stewart candidate for mayor, had been
invited to address them lie then intro
duced Mr.. stewart Mr. Stewart said It
was time houorcl custom that cundi-
date should bc introduced, but that In
looking over the audience he saw so many
Of his friends that he thought an intro.
duction rather unnecessary. Mr.. stewart
said he was candidate for the highest
municipal office in the gift Of the people,
an honor that he did not solicit. If elect
ed he said II would httingly bear out the
old expression that the office sought the
man and not the man the Office. This was
no self praise, hut q hu!footcd reputation
Of the charge that he was ring Candl
date.
- don't know what constitutes n ring"
declared Mr.. Stewart. but if solicitations
from every part of tho city, solicitations
from every phase of citizenship and gen
crnl demand from an quarters constitutes
ring, | plead guilty, ! say to You that
am ring candidate. And ! want To
say Ia Won night now that from now on TO
Tho end ~ this campaign this will be the
slogan was not nominated by an owl
meeting or q Coterlc Of personal friends
Two weeks ago / had no idea ot entering
this raro-uot the slightest. But thr
solicitations that were made. the offers of
classes were such that ! fclt II my duty
10 nfor myself To return 10 the ring
/ know of but one. n know what a
ring means II means fcw men getting
together ana taking from you tine right to
| select your own aldermen. That constj.
! tutcs ring. They tell Won votcrs ~ tho
/ Second ward here are your aldermen: We
voto for them Come down TO tho fac
/ lions. / know there are factions la H..
political game. but | was solicited by ever.
/ one NJ them except The Houston Post and
I tho Houston Chronicle. Tho opposition
/ win find that they haven't behind thcm
/ i'm his eight tho good right arm that fought
the battles Of John Browne in the last
. Baldwin Rice factions and Que or two
other factions and they have all solicited
mr. Ia make this race. defy the allpgH-
/ ton and hurl 10 back at them that I am
! a candidate Of a ring.
81 haven't got my platform with me
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21
FRENCH OPERA IN HOUSTON.
Two Excellent Performances by the French
Opera Company OF New Orleans.

rb4 fouous French Onrr, romnapv or,
New oriean, gave two pcrro.laan,rs in
Houston Yesterday. prc-e0tins carmen
Tor n rnatiucc and ia miy." 80 night
Tho performance of .yagmcn. with
NADINE Rachel Lava ir tto fflo ra'e. WINS
one Of tho hog, operati. ,., f...a4rrcs eyer
,.
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Niue Lava Is remarkable artistic She
is both coutralto aud chuntcuse lp-crc. Her
.Irs5,r 10 g,norb p,sIl.., bo- i,,,,.,.,I,,
90
tim OF the character IS perfect. SIZE plays
fbe mart "a n Girl of tho pc1ula as IL ought
, "a 49,. o. .'..-, ..,t,... ola, IL
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21
NEW ORLEANS FRENCH OPERA.

these nights 10 Was matter ~ extreme
difficulty for any one not u subscriber y
ohtaln n seat except In the parluct, aud
cvcn in this democratic locality white klds
and full dress coast We're generally worn
by the male portion OF the audience. Ihus
tho French opera In early days became dis'
tincfly society function. At trsi every
thing surrounding the opera was distinctive
~ French Now and then American IDEAS
were introduced. hut II took years 20 shake
on the tcnacity with which the old French
mud Creole inhabitants cluug to their time
honorcd institutions,
Refinement intellect and culture were
visible on every side and We brilliant
audiences ~ the did Freu Il opera came
together not only because II was fashion
ahe to be there but because they lov%
the divine art Of music and were, as a
general rule, able and conscientious critics
Of all they heard and saw
\ complete outfit for the fashionable
cavalier who attended tho French opera
was Il stall for four. white Kid gloves ana
bouquets for the ladies' a carriage and
coffee between acts and supper after
the performance.
The writings Of Mcycrbcer were pre-
ferrrd before those OF any other composer
and his operas wore produced upon style
bordering on perfection All the leading
artists were Of the highest rank. the
chorus superb. costumes and scenery ~
the most magnificent character, with au
orchestra composed OF from sixty TO eighty
musicians, presided over for mnny years
hv that capable conductor Adolph Provost.
LA Juiye" the opera presented here
last night hus always been great favor.
itc with the New Orleans patrons Of the
For over dftv years tho French opera
has been ,upportcd in New orleans 10y
subscriptions of tine most liberal kind and
each wear new talent aud new operas arc
Nearly An OF the social rules OF the old
opera system are still enforced. but moi
as risidly us in tho old days.
Tho civil war. of roursc. caused an iuter
I d IrHH M n |IF FI nYN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21
A DAY IN THE CITY.

AMIN ATTAIN MON M. Ai'IfT-py
-, '-' ''''' - ,'", Nv
''"'" vi county examiners VIII no in SOS
sion today and tomorrow M tho High
school building FOR tho purpose Of c1umin.
ing tenchcrs desiring certificates Tho
hoard consists Of MIR e.. T.. James. MIR. j.
j. Crawford and Miss jennie Davis
CHARGED WITH CATTLE THEFT--
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,,.,.,.,,,, e., San ,,,.,,,, ~, ..,',,,''
Laying caftre thcft ,rhr sb,rIf st,i"J ma,
ne Ind boon after the man Tor two years
a"d md followed him Into Arizona ana
Nc" M'N''" ON Que occasion
,,-,,,..-.,, ,.,,,,,- ,,,,,-,..,-
hFFiN w 'DN VIZ wv r. MI thaflcS
Grumhack tho registrar of voters is h1y.
i,,.r hl. ,.,.,,.t-a,i. M. o..-,
"N "'' Sou '''" INV NV" "P J." tue
northwest corner If the ruins Of the mar
kct house, fronting Preston avenue. n
VIII he there that he win omen tho regis.
tration oniro ON March 4 for the regstra-
ton Of voters for the city election on
April Z
CONVICTED OF THEFT Manuel ,,.u.
ca, ana r.,,, ,yn,,..', W.
''' CIV" "'"" "l''""N' "'El''S' were con
N'trd yesterday AT tho criminal district
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21
One Of the Early Institutions Of The
Crescent City
NOW ON A TOUR OF THE STATE
Something OF the Early Days OF Opera
in New Orleans--Not to Be Sub
seriter Was Not to Be In Society

The French opera, an institution that has
been maintained in Ncw Orleans since tie
nntchelluiu DAYS Is now making todr
of the state and appeared yesterday in this
cts. giving two performances one for
matinee and the other at night.
II NAV be safely said that nowhere ont
.ide az Italy has opera ever been SO popular
or 50 substantially encouraged as In the city
" New Orleans.
In the ante-belum days, when the ois
cities OF The East we're wrapped up IN me
iuaguidcence ami tho grandeur Of their sur
ronndlngs. the vastness Of their commcrc'di
jmportancr. New Orleans. the Queen city
81 the south, paid more attention to the
divine art Of music than auy ether "ity in
America, and IL is au undcuiahlc fact that
for perfection or detail completeness ot
representation, no operate representation
ever equalled those that were presenter !.
New Orleans before the war 10y the trruCh
opera in the OLD Theater d'Oreans.
New Otleaus has for years been the on5
city lu thp South that has maintained req
ulHrly an operate Organization 'ud DOB tu'
rarlv DAYS not tn hc a SuhscrihCr or 40
was tantamount to being ignored 10y surir.t
and looked upon as "a person decidedly laNk
ing in good taste. while the contrary OF TINS
was a passport Into the best French 500
ciety VI tbe old regime Such Suirit a-
his is what built up the French opera iu
New Orleans.
ia the early days four operas were given
each week two grand and two comic or
rras, the other w." evenings being devote
To vaudeville Tuesdays aud saturday.
we're the ultra fashionable nights fol
French opera whom patrons were expected
tn appear I'm full evening Dress mud upor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21
CITY eREvlTlEs.

Central circle Of Shenrn church win meet
WIN Mrs j. NJ Cotton this afternoon al 3
o'clock. "
The regular weekly hop of the Houston
.rrnrnycrein viii take place this evening at
Turner hall
There Is an undcllvered telegram nj the
ofhce ~ the Postal Telegraph Cable com
parN MS Main street. for Milton Morris
The Progressive circle OF Shcarn church
Will meet this afternoon al o'clock at mo
residence OF Mrs, Purdy, III Hamilton
street.
Mrs. V. +. n. Phelps win deliver free
lecture tonight on Woman, the Home ana
socialism Ia the Fifth ward Pythian hall.
Ladies' are especially Invited
Oran NJ. Roberts chapter T. u. g.. win
meet VITA Mrs. W. y. King this afternoon
az her residence ou Dallas avenue, between
Louisiana and Smith streets,
Bayou city Lodge No. 3. League OF Lib.
eyty, newly Instituted frnternul organlza.
ton. win meet tonight at Red Mems hail
adjoining the central IRE station.
Tho social that was 10 have heen riyop
by the sunshine circle at the residence "
Miss Jessie CiowNrs on February - has
been postponed until Saturday. March
There are uhdelivercd kilograms AZ the
Western Union fer cameall1 Jefferson, Mrs,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21
CANCER CuReDl,

Mr.. w. W. Pickett Smlthhed. H..
writes, Sept. 10th, 1901; Il hal been sur
ferlng several years with a cancer on my
face, which gave me great annoyance and
unhearable itching. | was using Ballard q
Snow Liniment for sore leg, and through
an accident, rubbed some OF the liulment
on the cancer, and as &c gave me almost
instant relief, decided TO continue 90 use
the linlment on the cancer. IN short
.iIle ths SS ,n ~ ~ "u'i IVY tuCe henled
! have implicit faith In the merits OF this
preparation, and 1t can not be TOO highly
Recommended" 25c SOC and Si.OO For
sale by A. p. Kiesng.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21
Residenoe at TeInu''T, :

Temple. Texas, February ,-ror.d "
ing about 2 o'clock fre do', ,.ap,es Elell
dencc occupied 10y George E so,,p ID n
strcet aud avenue D, No .sss sqs.
Ing discovered the rear nIasll''s ~
tlanos ana awakened ming nl ard ss 4
m 10 that timc. Wrir ~ Ihe ,, 'tr.,s|
unaware Of their da,sl Nsrie AZ, va
tho property Of ,isn,pshlFe a
l .op, nF rho sdioiulnf e y - issaii'
arSa about so and cofe's"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21
WEAK AND LoW-sPIRlTED.
A Correspondent Thus Describes His
Experience

II can strongly recommend Herbine as n
medicine Of remarkable efficacy for indl.
gestion, loss OF appetite. sour taste IN the
mouth, palpitatlon, headache. drowsinass
after meals with distressing mental depres.
sion and low spirits. Herbine must be a
unique preparation Tor cases such as mine,
plGlnt | wonder az people going on suffer
Ing or spending their money on worthless
things. when Herbne Is procurable, and
20 cheap" soc a bottle at A. 70. Kies-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21

he developed and put I'M rice nj once and
all Of Them are Immediately tributary to
Houston.
SUNDAY school MISSION There viii
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NJ n,', ,,tr.t na,,,i., -
he Ginning Nondg, nl,ht Fcbrnory 81 IN
tho SAcam Methodist church.
pr Spcllm9h of Nashville, sunday
t5 n''i WI, pG P'oSrn. !" '14oo"l
an cycccdngI, bright and f.lry srr,rrr
and any who hrlr him win Din, a,,,1,. ,.,
pntd On Thur-lav win haor, ,nc 1,igsi,,,
ana cdttcotj.n frGtrrc. ~ +b, t,e,f,,,,
such r,,,irnni .nn,Ecr. wv, prs .u
,,a,,l,roW rr.t..l. Ir,,r. 1,,,,I,, '''l'..'
Rn"br and o,Err. NH bc nrnso,' '',''G''
IT, liz. " l''''"' '' ''
NV ''''
TEuprpt\,r. WORK ,,,,,,,,.,,,,...
''H' ''''N' ' WYNN. AII"oE'm'h'S
have been completed for the Observance ot
IhrlNtldh ltNprtano' Mon Ihr day rs
loeal union is Sunday, February ~ at
Which umr addresses VIII he made 10y soy
cral OF the pastors Of the city at 3;Yp
o'clock 3t tlc Central Christian church.
Tho meeting OF tho union viii take place
this att ,Woon al O'Clock in the chapel
OF the church. Mrs r. : TrRcy supcrln-
tcrdcnt OF uou.alcoholir medication, will
give a byicf explanation Of the cfcct Of
of spccial interest oIso IA matthias Vii ic
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21
BUSINESS MATTERS.
Involuntary Bankruptcy Petition FiIee

involuntary Bankruptcy Petition Filed.
Paris. Texas February 2o-A chattel
n otpage was filed this morning. by : w.
Kelly Of this city conveying his stock OF
dry goods, groceries. hardware, Whistles,
etc. and fixtures. together with two gins,
IN +. q. Henley as trustee for me beheht
of his creditors LiahillteS H-4'V'"' as
Ttg afternoon I'r & Co. ct al filed in.
voluntary bankruptcy petition against the
said = W Kelly.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21
AN ovERHEATED FURNA'1'

II Started a Fire that s t39sroO 400.
erty Valued at SSzo'S :, il =
La Fayette. Ind. February ueur
heated furnace IN the Ley J, bsfrs 2
goods store started a ire l ~, "
night that resulted IN a p ,seTe gcl''
S225. 600 before the fumes ~"
der control
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21

The man who was "born tlred' sboni,
use PHCk,y Ash BitterS. II makes WI y
q necessity To give vent to the ener,, ~" ~,
eNubcranvc " spirits generated Nv ,,, vnu
iional activity I'm the system cani,o,
PHARMACY 5lI Main street: Abbott Cocf'
felt q Co, COZ Main street; A y. Kios
Ing joa Main street; special agents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21
CAMPAIGN OPENS

this evening except as published in Ne
afternoon paper, hut I want 10 state lhis
p'lofe going any further; J aln not E"in-
10 say anything derogatory ~ my opPo'
neht ana am going TO make this hSAI 1n
nlEh ptincipics. | am going g. dn ms
anl trust my opponent viii do likewise;
Mr. stewart had some difficulty az ihis
point W hnding the Holt platform Ia one vi
MS pockets. but finally produced il and heid
II up 10 the audience as "a combination
az glittering generaliticS.' lie sald I'm
me main plank in the platform was munro.
pal ownership OF public utilities, hut thtl
nothing was said about how 10 got ln'
means 10 obtain these improvements, nv
declared that tho city was now yearly ny
TO rs tax levying power ana thal ~ ioI On
nearly all the money that was raised 70
pay the current expenses and interest,". iie
said the proposition was simple enough.
Ihc city could be additionally Dohutu anu
not required to levy or collect one cent
more revenue thnu now, lie spoke OF the
police and fire departments ana Sdu ne
believed In maintaining these depart h'ulS VI
manner credltablc TO the city. hC chai-
lenged Colonel Holt to show how tiie clts
could carry on public Improvements, own
It's own water ana Hight plants ana iaht
care Of the increased demands upon wy
schools without Issuing bonds. Ilc Great
Ing Of a sinking fund was but an Obedience
TO the law. The / per cent ltVlHtu "os
however too much He did not neHtNr lu
plling mp big sinking fund ior we 'tE,'',,'i
Of some bank. When the slnhluE lul'
reached a sufficient amount he beHrIea ~
applying It to the redemption o. noAuT ANU
thus stopping the Interest. Iue S'up'l'
were UyereroWded ana ne pcuSNtn, i" INA
Yiding increased facilities and ms coIip
not bc done without issuing hehaS nv
too favored union labor amt union hV4L p,
aud as city attorney hc Drew UP IKE mS.
labor ordinance ever adopted ny lilr w
council He had always mingled win the
laboring classes. ,
the following resolutions were "nttcN w.
....l a fUI|| .|H
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21
CURED CONSUMPTION.

Mrs. b. w. Evans, Clearwater, Kan,
writes: MY husband lay sick for three
months; the doctors stated he had quick
inrds Horehound Syrup and II cured him.
That was six years ago, and sipce then we
always kept a bottle In the house. We
can NOT do without IT, For coughs and
colds. ii has no equal" 25c, Zoe and 81. 10
bottle at A. r.. Klesing's.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21
kilInd hu = WIN cn..i... n.

lfNlugton Texas, February iA-Scott
t'hWann while digging n well a few miles
west N town. was killed by dirt cnvinS
IN on MIN. II took the rescuers i've hours
sim warm having Just died ""'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21
SURE CURE FOR BRONCHITIS.

taken With Chronic Malaria brgsn m iose
uesh' Bronchitis set IN and Satarrh OF
me ar passages followed. tried most
TDN n1y,l bQt found no relief, til took
in Mait Nhlskey. ! commenced gain
b bS had gained forty pounds which I
HSG .ost before began taking your
S siT,S,y ! would advise all who have
Wbj.Sl. trouble TO take Dutrys Malt
u !" hu,sAey, II has cured me from troubles
"neh nothing else would give mo relief
o..,.B D. HENNING, Coraopolis. Pa,
Malt Whlskey" ia on tbe ,,b nHuS Us, t ,Re
h,o Is our own patent bottle with the mama
n TUSn In the bottle This is the o,ly wnV
in hS,ss MATT Whiskey is sold II offered
~ OuIA or In hasks II Is a fraud
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21
Petition in BankruptcY.

Abilene. Texas. February lo,-John Win
ship. stock farmer, has hlcd a petition
In bankruptcy with liabilities Of S5Sl2; as
spts SISgn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21
CITY ASSESSOR.

I hereby announce myself as a, ei VS.
FOR reelection to the onlce u .ctlon 81 4
and collector. subject TO the ave.
democratic primaries. ,.,.s Wta
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21
HEALTH OFFICER.

Tho Post is authorized 70 9,I aasViET T 4
w. NJ. Bruuby as q canui1Ss ny adIoi
Health Of6cer. subject TO lne s'N
The democratic primaries
hereby announce myselt at ths sdii
for health officer, subject 70 '"'
the democratic prindrles' RAID. y.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21
Malt-Nutrine

Is Invaluable to nursing mothers and
feeble folks and especially recommended
for all who suffer from debility, exhnus
tlon and nervousness The perfect tonic
Prepared emily by the Anheuscr. Busch
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21

AT the solicitation Of my SSodIdsts "
/ announce myself as a Street lat'
election for the 81 NJ ,v,on subject y
action OF the demoerap' Matt Drnl,.
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RRONCHIT1S.
Ouftys Pure Malt Whskey Cures Bron-
ohItls, Grip and All Diseases of
the Throat and INNS

troubled In any way with grip or Iron.
Gnitis; II YOU have consumption. nudv's
Pure Malt Whisky will cure Won. II ails
Question. stimulates and enrlches the
tissue, tones mp the heart. fortiBes thr sys-
lem against disease germs and prcongs
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STREET Commissioner

I hereby announce as ean ns IsubIsd
of,ca ~ StCeet Commissioning n.rl,s
the action OF the democratic ~ TKenssa
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CITY TREASURER,

/ hereby announce myself as la Saal !.
lor recollection to the office OF eiu "
urer. subject to the action Of ins 80
cratic primaries. a. o