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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-10
SCIENTIFIC DIscov-
 FRY.
A Clinical Preparation That Positive
 ly Kills the Dandruff Germ.

A most important jiscoveey has been made after years patient laboratory work aimed in a certain direction-It is Newbros Herpicide. a preparation that cures badness. prevents falling hair, and speedily and permanently eradicates dan druff These evils are caused by germ or parasite that burrows into the scalp
 throwing up dandruff, as 1t seeks to sap the life of the hair at the root. There g no badness without falling or thin hair, no thin hair without dandruff and nc dandruH if the germ IS destroyed. New bros Herpicide Is the only preparation that will do the work. Destroy the cause, you remove the effect" Send 1C cents in stamps for sample. The Herpi- eide O., Dept. TX" Detroit, Mich. Sold . b. L. G. Fowler, Druggist. wed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-10
German Relief Ball.

The first complimentary ball of the sea son by the members of the German Relief Association, was given last night in their hall, and many availed themselves of the opportunity to be present Drago's or chestra furnished the music and dancing was .indulged to a late hour. It was a most enjoyable affair. The following gentlemen served as committeeman
 Refreshments-Theo Ebbecke, John Strocker, George Groeschner, William Groeschner, John Rockers.
 Floor-William Hachmeyer Ferdinand Karl. F.. Karl, Tony Bender Fritz Ebert
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-10
BOY BURNED TO DEATH.
Little Thomas McGraw Dies of His
 Injuries at Phenix City.

Phenix City. Dec. 9.-(special)-An ac- cident occurred yesterday afternoon which resulted in the death of litu1 Thomas Leslie McGraw. son of Mir. and Mrs Thomas McGraw.
 The little fellow was playing with some companions about the same age, at the home oi his parents in Collins Lane, near the Phanix City cemetery, about o'clock yesterday. It is said that one of his com panions struck a match and threw 1t away. The match was still burning, and fell on the clothing of the little McGraw boy, which burst into flames in mo- ment The cries of the child attracted the attention of his uncle, William Ho- gan. who changed to be near by. NIT. H Hogan ran to the boy and soon succeeded in extinguishing his clothing. but not before the little fellow had been terribly burned from his ankles to his head.
 A physician was summoned and gave the sufferer such relief as was in his power. It was seen, however, that the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-10
Crew of the Kitty Saved.

There was much activity on the river fl mt this morning. The flag of the Mo- bile and Ohio Railroad Company at the fruit warehouse, foot of Dauphin Street, was half staffed as token of respect to the memory of Col. J. c. Clarke.
 The Swedish steamship Hispania of the United Fruit Company's fleet arrived up this morning from Bocas del Toro. with l7,0O0 punches of bananas and two pas sengers, also ten members of the crew of the Norwegian steamship Kitty, recently wrecked on Roncador reef. The sailors. would not talk, but 1t was learned that the Kitty lay seven days on the reef be- fore breaking to pieces. The captain s wife and baby were on board. All were saved.
 It Is also learned that the Kitty, after striking the reef, filled and sank to the bottom in two hours. and there was beaten to pieces. The island. on which the people landed, was only fifty feet long and for seven days here they remained without shelter. Rations and water were scarce and carefully given out. The mate and two of the crew, in an open boat, pulled to Corn Island and secured a schooner to carry off their comrades. The captain. his wife and child and of- cers and others of the crew. will arrive here tomorrow on the Ft. Gaines.
 The Spanish steamship Orinon. from Tampico, light. 1,532 tons burden. arrived up this morning from Ship Island. Ow- Ing to having left quarantine before the required time. the Orinon was ordered to cast anchor on the flats. under surveil- lance until her time limit expired
 The Norwegian steamship Phoenix, from Las Pelmas. light 1877 tons burthen, arrived for a cargo of lumber and timber,
 The Norwegian bark Srah. 1.04O tons, from Bardaboes. arrived up, light. for a cargo.
 The Italian bark Pietro Accame. in ballast. S47 tons. arrived from Barbadoes.
 The Italian steamship Corvaja of the Munson Line. 1,097 tons. from Havana. with cargo. arrived this morning, She had eight passengers.
 The following passengers were on board tho Italian steamship Corvaia, from Ha- vana: Wm. A. Bly. Cora. B. Bly, Clara Lee Bly. Rufus Barnett, Chas. P Fred erick. Bessie Mountain, Joseph Benson, J. A. Going.
 Deputy Sheriffs Murphy and Patch made three arrests thes morning. Pete McCoy, assault to murder; Zeda Shank lin. assault and battery, and John Banks. grand larceny. All were colored. MT. and Mrs. A, de Nuff of Bocas del Toro. arrived on the steamship Hispania this morning. MT. de Nuff is a promi- nent merchant at Bocas.
 The street fair is at last open for busi- ness. The "Barkers" were busy last night and this morning announcing the features and the novelty was much en- | joyed by the natives. The Veterans are taking great interest in the fair and hope | to reap a neat sum for the Confederate
 Veterans Home at Mountain Creek.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-10
Mr. Becker of Publicitn. make

Mir. Seeker of Publicity, make note of the fact that over one hun dred thousand persons will read the Christmas edition of The Advertiser to be issued next Sunday, December 14th. Have you an interesting story of your holiday goods to tell themp If so, make your arrangements for space early, thus insuring satisfac- tory typographical effects and a prominent location for your adver- tisement.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-10
rell the Public About It.

Mir. Seeker of Publicity. make a note of the fact that over one hundred thousand persons will read the Christmas Edition of The Advertiser, to he issued next Sun day, December 14th. Have you an inter- esting story of your holiday goods to tell for space early. thus insuring satisfac- tory typogra phical effects and a promi- nent location for your advertisement.
 adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-10
wilmer,s Office Abolished.

The following order, issued by the ou- perintendent of Transportatlon or 'ne Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company, is self-explaning:
 Mobile, Dec. 5, 1902. To All Concerned:
 MT. A. B. wilmer having resigned as Car Accountant of this company, effec- tive December 5th. the office of Car Ac- countant Is abolished.
 All communications and other business formerly handled by the Car Accountant will be handled by Superintendent Of Transportation. H. w. Clarke
 Superintendent of Transportation. Approved:
 c. 8. Clarke,
 General Manager.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-10
Hibernians Chose Officers.

At a meeting of Division No. l. Ancient Order of Hibernians. in Hibernian Hall, officers for tn: ensuing year were elect ed as follows: George J. Sullivan, Pres ident; Eugene O'Brien. Vice-President; NJ. T. Judge. Recording Secretary; John P. Cronin, Marshal; M T. Judge, Philip Kearner, ohn Hyde J. R. OGorman and Ed Hogan. Standing Committee The attendance was the largest for the year and the meeting was a most harmonious one. All of the above were reelected. An enjoyable lunch was served after the business session.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-10
The Newc of Mobile.

which it's citizens owe him oept ol gratitude. and hope they will recognize if bv giving loyal and active support to his son, C. S. Clarke, the present general manager of the Mobile and Ohio Rali- road. upon whom his mantle has faiien' and who, can truthfully say, is the wor- thy son of such a father.
 "The city and people of Mobile have' m the death of Colonel Clarke, sustained an irreparable loss. Taken all together MT. Clarke was one of the most picturesque and remarkable characters of ms oay and generation. Peace to his ashes!
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-10

The Christmas Edition of The Adver- tiser will be issued next Sunday. Decem- ber 14th. It will contain about forty eight pages and handsome colored sup plement. The smart advertisers, both in and outside Montgomery. will be strongly reDresented. -adV.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-10

Mir. Hindman and family attended church at Il o'clock. and on their return to the house discovered that some one had forced an entrance by the back door; further investigation disclosing the loss of some valuable jewelry, including a diamond ring belonging to Mrs. Hindaman, re- volver $6 in change, and other articles.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-10
DEATH OF PIONEER SETTLER.
Peter Edwards Dies at Home of His
 Son in Blount County.

Edwardsville. Dec. 9.-(Special. .)-Peter Edwards. one of the pioneer settlers of Ei1is county. died last week at the home If his son in Blount County. and was brought here and buried last Wednesday. He was about ss years of age. and was one of the first settlers on Cane Creek here. He left a large circle of relatives and friends.
 Mrs Mary Edmonson, another old pion- Aer, died near here yesterday.
 Tn the County Court here last week, the tried of J. D. Campbell. charged with the killing of Arthur York, resulted In a verdict of manslaughter. and i'm priscDment in the penitentiary for four years. The jury went out on the case Friday evening about 6 o'clock and re- turned verdict about 10 o'clock Satur- day morning. Notice was given that 8 motion for a new trial would be made lnd in the event of failure, an appeal to The Supreme Court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-10

HERETOFORE itw was well enough to avail your self of the courtesy of banks, attorneys or per sonal friends tor the safekeepng of your valuable property. Now, however, since the establishment of modern and absolutely secure Safety Deposit Vault by
 The First National Bank of Montgomery which is distinct feature of its business and is con- ducted upon business princpes-you can get perfect protection, not by courtesy but by right-and the cost is moderate. Boxes rented at 500 and upward per annum, according to size.
 A $500 BOX
 will hold fortune Ned-fr-sun.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-10
Cheap Rates via the Atlantic Coast
 Line for Christmas Holidays.

Special arrangements for teachers and students. See any agent of A. C. L. or
 J. A. Taylor. T. P. A.,
 is Commerce St, Montgomery. adv-tf.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-10

Look on the bright side. Coal will be high this witner. but the latest cure for ali ills is known as the freezing cure.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-10

Money is said to be very scarce. The tax collector has made his second round and reports the poorest collections ever made by him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-10

Tuscumbia Residence Robbed.
 Tuscumbia. Dec. 9.-(special. .)-The resi- dence of Joseph Hindman. proprietor of the Tuscumbia Milling Company of this city, was burglarized Sunday morning between the hours of II and 12:30 clock
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-10

The subcommittee of the County Demo- cratic Executive Committee met tonight to formulate rules to govern the coming municipal primary. The rules will be re- ported to the Executive Committee at meeting next Tuesday night for ratifica- ton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-10
UEATd UF MHS. c. A. SEARCEY. She Was a We'll Known and Much
 Beloved Woman.

Eufaula. Dec. 9.-(Special. )-Informatfo of the death of Mrs. Christian A. Searcev at her home in Skipperville yesterday morning was received here today. She was the mother, of J. B. and E. J. Scar cey of this city and was a well known and much beloved Christian woman. She was 7S years old.
 J. A. Cunsey and Miss Matte Moore of Hatcher's. Ga. were married at the home of the brides parents. MT. and Mrs Tay- Tor Moore Sunday evening last. The par ties to the contract are popular young people who have scores of warm friends here
 I. H. Kimble of this city and his bride, have reached home from Columbus, Ga. where they were married Sunday last
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-10
Mobile Short Items.

The Board of Revenue and the Road Commissioners held a meeting this after noon with a full membership present. President Holcombe announced the fol- lowing committees:
 Finance-Holcombe, Bauer. Garrity.
 Court House-Garrity. Bauer. Simmons. Poor House-Bauer. Simmons. Hamil- ton.
 Jail-Bauer. Hamilton, Garrity.
 Roads and Bridges-Holcombe, Sim mons. Hamilton.
 Legislature-Garrity. Bauer, Simmons, Hamilton. Holcombe fulI board)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-10
PIANOS.
It won't cost you a cent

to visit our store and listen to the NEW ARTISTIC EVERETT PIANO and give us chance to quote our lowest prices and explain to your satisfaction the way we can sell you a piano on terms that you can afford to get one for your home now. The PIONOLA, the wonderful PIANO PLAYER, can be found at our stores, and it affords us:pleasure to show any one how to operate 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-10

The remains of Robert c. Crawford were inferred in Magnolia Cemetery this afternoon. Services were held at Christ Episcopal Church. Rev. Matthew Brew ster officiating. A delegation of veterans from Raphael Semmes Camp attended the funeral.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-10

Revs. J. B. Cumming of Government Street Methodist Church. l.. c. Calhoun of Broad Street Methodist Church; D. F. Pagan of Citronelle and T. P. Fincher of Whistler, left today for Montgomery. to attend the Alabama Methodist Confer ence
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-10
Opportunity at Your Door.

Colonel Alex D. Pitts of Selma is in the city today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-10

Hon. T. M. Solomon, formerly of Blue fields, Nicaragua, with his wife and child. and MT. and Mrs. Jake " einberg of New Orleans. passed through Mobile this af- ternoon en route to Washington and New York. Mir. Solomon is on business for the Nicaraguan government.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-10

News reached here this afternoon of the wrecking in the Southwest pass off the Louisiana coast of the British schoon- CT Olanthe from Mobile. November p. for Tampico, Mexico. lumber laden; cleared by Hieronymus Brothers. The crew left the vessel in a sinking condition and were pcktd up by passing vesseis and carried to Morgan City.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-10
Marion Military Institute.


of each student. Honor system @
 for the care and culture of the st'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
MASONIC HEADQUARTERS
WACO HAS TURNED OVER tbs
TEMPLE SIRE AND CASH
Houston win Retain Secretary and
Treasurer urttl After the Mex, Meet
iop ct the Grand lodge,

waco, Texas. March ~ The committee
appreciated AZ the isst meeting ~ tbe grand
lodge 60 c)ose the contract With Wa, ciu,
fepS on their cr,cr toy the hcador lrtsrs q
thc otdeE met IN the city tot,y There
we're present Grand Master W, NJ clark 81
Jefferson, Z, weotcrs ~ Crockett, } L.
Terrell or Terrell A. q. nNgseIt eS Fort
Worth. r RNtan ~ Waco Graud Secretary
lehn Watson ana Grand Treasurer II n.
Frymicr, both ct Houston, The committee
mrt with the local committee and the trans,
Ter 60 tho property onered by Wace ,t,l
sens VAS made ana che cash bonus turned
over,
it was decided 60 leave tho grand seereta
rvs and treaSugers efnee az Houston until
after the next grand ladge meetlugs Grand
Master CLARK gave No decision a. 90 Whoth
" he would cal the next srand lodge a,
Houston az Waco but it L. Thought that Il
the proper hall can 10 provided the meeting
win Nc held 10 Waee,
The eemnlttea Will trsciNe plaRs rOr tbs
temple ana Viii have another meeting a,
nallas ~ May 80 decide hually Nn tAt
plans When this committee agrees upau
rlsns Y VIII submit Thorn 80 tNe grand
lodge ana this hody viii naes Upoa then
hegore wcrk Is started MON che new sen,
pie IS hc crcctea here, Il Is net likely thai
the present temple et Houston will he ~
ferea tNt sale any time soon,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
THE COMMISSIONS DECISIONS.

rond heretofore, on or about the 93d dav ot
May. luul. constructed, AMI has ever since
maintained siding called lula On ia
mulu line less ihau one mile north ~ It's
depot IN tho town ot Terrell that sad sid
lng consists of side track With Mat
form udlnceni thereto used fof unloading
cars at that point fhr said Siding Mas
constructed for the purpose ~ facilitating
the delivery of enusignnrntg "a thc north
Texas insane ntNhW, reaching Terrell nv
rail aud is usrd Tor no other purpose The
Inmates vt the asylum are used Ia vnrtlng
gords merchandise. etc from tho sldmg
10 the ASYLUM, to the advantage ~ ,hr
SiHH nnd fot other good reasons hut the
authorities do mt consider II wise aud IRA
dent tu adupt Ike methods ~ deliveries
are made az the Wllrcnd dcnpts Ia the iowa
~ Terrell und the commission hrlicvrs a.
good purpose IN sNhsCrNed lev the establish
nrnt " said siding which h1s heretofore
Tho commission rrihcr nuds that ON
shipments rcHrhng Terrell over the rails
To thu asvlum aud delivered "A the said sld
ing, u Is ucecseprv fnr the Texas Mai aud
railroad " rrrfwm srrNlcc IN hnpduug
tho clrs from the junction vi said railroads
Ca said siding AMI that thu service So pr.
formed u aurh eases h, the Texas Nldlaud
railroad Is bil ordinary sVJlchng service
n Is Therefore otdcrcd aud adudgcd hy
tho rlllrotd commission ~ Texas.
ON all shipments rrachue Terrell over
the rails of he Texas NidmuI railroad
both Ia rat innd aud lr>s than cat load lots
l''N'lkN''N llf lNF NblIN ifNhN insane NNA
lum. that dciivcr thereof shall Boo mhdc
NJ said fnm sltiug, aud TINT rates ana
rhbfFc. shall hr based ou the Wtlrugc To
tnd from hat point
ON ull Shpmcuts consigned 10 snld
nsNmm rrbchius rcrcll over the rails NJ
the Towns and rUcinc railway deliver,
thereof shull Dee made ns follows WHOM la
eur load luis the sumr shall hc hv the rrN
H ni Pacific transformed AMI delivered az
l"1roll Ul lhc UsWi point of Transfer. to-
the IrNh, NidhUd railroad. whose duty Ii
shall Doe to promptly switch same to said
lule s,dlOg aud the rates ANA charges
shall hv lW~rd ou the mileage FROM nrrtn
W lrrtcu pud W addition switching
yhlgc tur the services NJ tNr Texas MIA.
Wnd railroad. assessed u accordance with
tho srnrNl scale of rbtrs fot such scr,Irr
hNrd hN lbv railroad commissions and In
tur shipments ave in lDss ihuu ear lnll
Wis ihv delivery shalt Dee mAdc u ihc same
wnuurr q, iU ,hWmvut- iu rlr iond lots ni
lrlN ~dlns hul in >ucb ease. the switch
lns rhurgr pnvlhlr to the rcNus Midland
railroad Gov sWitrhWr service shall be- Maid
nN the lrNns amt puriHr railway aud ms
N'iEht charges shall hc hl>cd ou th., mile
3Er t' uOd tom tcrgru provided nuthnrit,
les hereby grntri Ga tho rrNl~ and pprta,
railway to puN the ro>t nj tlr1,nrc am Mn
'NpWcnls lu Nr.s thu rlr lotd lots roach
A~yluw '''
rh,s order shall take cnc,t March gi
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
Houston Galveston Rate Was Not
Touched On and May MOI Be-.
CLASS RATES TO GOVERN IN ALL CASES
Where They Are Lower Than the Com
modify Rates In EHee.--rhe Status
OF Eua Decided.

Austin, reVnt. March 20 As = result ~
The railroad hearing Yesterday on she ar
tetencos existing between the now tariff ct
ciasp rates and various commodt, tariffs,
the commission today issucl an nrdcr 10 tho
eject that IN an c.srS where the current
class rates are lower Thru the rates named
IN commodity nrlns adopted ni approved
by the commission, such elias, rates shalt
govern Effective Aprl %
As TO the question NJ divisions hctNcrp
the International and GreAt Northern, thu
Texas aud raciHc aud Sunset, tnc commits
Sion hHsos its decision on the local intcs
At Junction points through Witch the shin
Wrut WNVH
Tho gria shipments OFT ot reVorAop,,
over witch tho sunset aud the Cotton bel,
we've Wide apart the commission dhnnscs
OF ,hp vase io practically he same naunrr
"a, the facts given above. rho question as
to- Nhriher or not such shipment, SIZE IN.
tcrstrlr =, moi touched
As to the uucstlon " anollshirs the water
waite provided Tor la thc new clt., tariff
the dctlsiou viii hc heidi up TOR few days
In order to give Grncrp Freight NEcm
GondWlp vt the Gulf Colorado aud Santa
l'o Am opportunity to- me hcard cu the sub
Jert u ia hrlirvrd tbat the iato hr
tween Houston and Galveston viii not br
mtcUelcd with but water rates tu other
points viii likely hr cue oW aud micusu
rate made Oppllcuh".
Regarding the controversy between the
Texas aud raaiUc aud the rtNua NdRud
ever the establishment ~ l'oR station n
Irwrll the commission decision {. as tol
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21

10 hc placed In cdroj luly {. and members
~ iN' dissertation HErrclug 90 ,tVr DC a
thUruuEh ual tor twelve mouth, ma, ~
organisation ~uyh uS hr ~ugsrsts /, ra.r,i
iWl TO- supplement- mo work of the Amgr
team Halfway association. that tr ueN
.r''''h'Nh should ace through asa rNy'u
Give vnWWirttc rWpnNrrrJ ia iut,.nr,t tb,
'W'N adjust dtuyrruvv- rCWaNc. iui,nuut..
N0nins, and recommend ,hlu.r~. ual ID
tlcHfluE hou~c shouli Doe orgHnircl tnt Ia
ou, ol .hr iutrrrhauSc of uHtNt cnrs M,
tween wvmhrrs amt that such n clearing
house hc established O,fnhcg or IAN,
uuuy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
no RrsrRAIN RArr ourrINe.
Suit Tor that Purpose May No, Be Filed
Till End OF Week

Kansas civ, March ~ The expected
Injunction suit TO restruin rate cutting,
that II was stated would he started here
today 10y Attorucy William \ pay of the
micrcIalq commerce commission against
seven tmrREo Kansas Guy lines, may not
BE- hlcd lill the end NJ tie week Judge
Johu I. Phillips, 0f tho district court hr
hc Nlrd, is la Jefferson eli, attending
court Judge nnN was In conference VITA
nm ihow luie yesterday hut 1t Is stated
y" REFUSED to ncrcpt Hlmg Vt the suit iu
that ritV
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
THE ODD PENNIES.

For the sake OF saving odd
pennies don't buy an inferior
emulsion when you really need
SCOTS Emulsion.
The difference in price Is
pennies, The difference in re-
suits is pounds pounds of
new flesh and days Of
strength and comfort.
Those who have lost flesh
can regain it more quickly by
means OF SCOTS Emulsion
than in any other way,
SsNa M nv Saupaa
MOTT q BOVINE cs~~ssA -, Fad "a. Il =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21

galveston ihls evening passes through
houston Tonight and arrives W. New or
Teams IN the mugning. fhcy leave Ncw ot
thc same doy " AMI = "ttSH The same ho4r lie
eirawfr 'onNcr ieaNcs Galveston for Ky
West With the sccond section of the cNrur
stonisls. They - to Key West aud thcn
ttanSfrt 90 another steamer for navnua.
Mr, Snuricr win return from Havana ln
llme 10 meet the Denver and prorccd V ith
thc party thai transfers Tor Havana one
week VIII he spent on The trip. The party
expecting 10 return las Aprli L. There viii
he i9h ip the marty
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21

Me Pheasant Texas, March ~ The city
eopnt,al met yesterday and authorized tAe
lssaanpe ~ tie bonds u the city for 500
$50 60 construct System % water works
Tho tolds Mil Nc plaecd ca the luarket Ia.
eeea ~ they can be gNtfea 0p and ntAo.
Maler weWks Z 4 hoped 60 have the ~.
tom ee.Rpie,ea by luHs l.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
Notes ana Personals.

SusHrer Is, q, CuSNiUs W thc southern
fsVtc wtpwv,j ,r>ttldo1 hon A trir ~
orange '
y 'NNpWau rcWMCgclal agent og tho
NNyrN ans tsrNvtut, naiia> was here VS.,
Nasacr lcn \ Niucr W the Nop>ton
uun ovcr she r,ad
AAaaSss GSsdASA Of the Aees,es Ea,,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
oreyes SLACK Roal i've, p.n,

Made nesa an active principle eetaiNed
ffem tlerA keei feey ACT az ,he liver
eaeets. NJ snping nN SicA stomach wiN
eefe ehseale eenstlRatlsn rglee IS essta,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
MaINNnlrlnn

\ reliable teNic. easily retained hy the
weakest stomach, Is pleasant 20 take and
lfnehtial ~ results Made hp the An.
hcNsef huScN brewing association.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21

Dr, David kepneiy's Salt Rhcum
Cream cures Old Sores, Skin and Scroll
uhous Diseases soc,
rRdr supplied 10y Houston Drug Co