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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1902-03-27
No Gas Ba&
!. In the True
Flying Machine


HERE are two factions of engineers interested in
the possibilities Of aerial navigation. They are
the men who seek to solve the problem with appa-
ratuses lighter than the air and whose researches
are necessarily limited because such constructions
are at the complete mercy of the wind, and then
there are the men who believe that aerial naviga-
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1902-03-27

Don't play to an empty house; get
the people in.-Alexander Burnett, f.
B. Eddy, Toronto.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1902-03-27

Thou hast strange notions for one
SO young a substitute to think that
thou are the same as Rock Mountain
Tea, made by the Madison Medicine
Co. Csc. Ask your druggist.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1902-03-27

Restores Gin, vigor. mental and
physical power, fills your body whit
warm, tingling life. That's what
Rocky Mountain Tea does. Csc. Ask
your druggist.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-02
The lJlnIlDy Burden B6gTGI.
Must N0Ee Choice
Paine's Celery
Compound
Takes Away the Load OF Dis
ease and Leads to New Life,
Health and Happiness

The unhappy victim Of disease and suffer-
ing who has just dragged through toe
summer ana who is now racked with suf-
ferlne and almost physical wreck must
make immediate choice Of two paths, One
lends TO Increased miserlcs and certain
death. the other to new life, health, aud
happiness.
The use Of Palnes Celery Compound IS
a necessity for all who seek the path OF
health and long years. Victims Of rheuma'
fIs1n. neuralgia. kidney disease, liver trou'
lie. dysDepsia nervousness, and blood as
eases quickly aud surely mud new ne,
yir, and strength In DR. Phelps medleitl
prescriptiOn- Paue's Celery COMPOUND; II
hrllds up the system purlies the hloou,
braces tic nerves and regulates digestion
"a no other medicine can do. Mr. JphI
q, Rowan. 1871 T. w!nifred street, st
Paul Mimi, says; ga t4t
"Some six years agc ] suffered VIII
| rheumatism IN my knees so painful
! conid gel no relief. and had 20 rub then
/ for n moments ease. Paines Celery com
/ Mound cured me and eradicated the us
I eage from nv system. ] had also been "
/ allotted With kidney disease as most ran
4 road men are, aud | had catarrh so oa'
/ tbaf my head ached and my eyes wef
inHamed with continual pain, and coul
retain nothing bur liquid food on m
stomnch Today, thanks to Paine's Celer
Compound, think I'M rs heaithy as au
man that stands on the slope.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-02
CHINESE EXCLUSION LAW.
Steps Are Being Taken to Enforce the
Law in the Philippines.

Steps Are Being Taken to Enforce the
Law in the Philippines,
washington, September Lit Is the opin'
ion at Tie war department that Governor
Tafts remarks at the board OF trade ban
quet Ia Manila yesterday respecting the
employment OF labor on plantations viii
form the basis of suggestion to congress
at the next session, that the act extending
the Chinese exclusion laws to the Philip
pines he made II is contemplated TO re-
move the ronclad restriction which now
exists and clothc the Philippine commission
with power to regulate the entrance OF Chi
ncse Labor. Tue commission Itself already
has given some attention to this subject,
| and it is believed that Prof. jerks inyesti-
| pntions into the labor problem 10 the
Straits Settlements and elsewhere IN the
/ Orient meet with its approval. The pro
posed regulations, 1t is said, will look tc
a wisely regulated system OF admissions
| Of Chinese MS plantation laborers undei
sufficient bonds in each case under nrope
system Of identification and condition
that they shall leave the Philippines afte
certain specified period of time. Sucl
regulations as exist in Hawaii for tn
proper care Of the coolies would be inco.
porated.
Governor Tafts representations on TIL
subject yesterday were In answer TO pres
; sing demands from the American chamber
Of commerce aud employers of labor In tn
Philippines for relief from the present cor
! dltions. which. 1t is alleged, prevent tn
I development Of the country.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-02
TERRIFIC GALE At SEA.
Heavy Loss of Life and Shipping
Near CapetOwn.
EIGHTEEN VESSELS DRIVEN ASHORE
Fears Are Entertained that the Number
OF Lives Lost VIII Be
Enormous.

Capetown September LA terrific gale,
which began about midnight, has caused
great loss Of life and wrought much dam
age to shipping Mt Port Elizabeth. Fifty
bodies have already been washed ashore
there. The storm broke shortly before mid
uight last night and was accompanied by
II doluge Of rain and brilliant lightning
The night was very dark. Several tugs
were out TO the assistance Of the endan,
gered vessels IN the harbor but nothing was
visible from the shore ut Port Elizabeth
except the continual flashes Of rockets US
signals Of distress. Daylight revealed the
beach az the north end OF Alsoa bay strewn
with y,ssels lying high and dry, while 9TH
ers were In the surf ana being swept by the
huge breakers,
Eighteen vessels mostly sailing craft
were driven ashore. Five Of them were
dashed to pieces aud all the members Of
their crews were lost. A score Of lighters
are ashore.
! with the exception OF four vessels which
| foundercd with all hands, every sailing YES
| sci in the roodstead was ashore by mid
! day. Many steamers after weathering tn
storm all night steamed out to sea at day
4 break Fifty bodies have already hoei
washed ashore The British steamer Scott
belonging TO the Union Steamship compan
OF Southampton, left Port Elzabet
Saturday for Capetown. She was due her
early today, hut has not yet been sighted
great anxiety Is felt regarding her fat'
Sir John Gordon Sprigg, the premier. sal
In the house OF assembly today that b
feared the loss of life from the gale wouI
he ennrmnns
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-02
DARING TRAIN ROBBERY.
Express Messenger Held Up by Two
Masked Men.
ONLY $500 TAKEN FROM THE SAFE
Tn. Leader Of the Men Is Said to &c
Gus Hystt, Who Escaped from the
Tennessee Penitentsfy

nashville. Tcnu., September 1.-Barly Co
niebt between this city aud Frankhn'
Tenn eighteen miles south Of here the To-
cai sa,c on the express car Of the Louis
vil,e aud Nashville through train No. =
northbound. was rihed Of IT. contents ny
two masked mon while Messenger A. -
BATHS. covered by revolver, stood IN the
corner or the car with his hands above MS
head. Tho rob icry occulre'l Just after dnrk,
and according to his announcement, one OF
the principals was Gus Hyatt who made
sensational escape from the tennessee
penitentiary here on August : last where
he was serving hfteenyear term f0r
train robbery. Express officials estimate
/ the loss at about $500, It being IN packages
! taken IN since leaving Montgomery. The
two Big through safes were not molested.
, The mon forced the messenger to ring the
( train dowA lust uforc it wits entering the
1 south Nashville yards and quietly took
their departure. no cicw TO the direction
gone having yet been discovered, though tn'
poIice are hard at worli on the case.
The story u the robbery as told by Mes
gcpger Battle. IS substantially as follows
.,,ye pulled out of Franklin at O;i1, fortl
riuutcs late and / began 70 prepare u
check up my business tor report NJ Nash
VIE. / had cot the safe open ana was soV'
M work when 1 heard some one pehlnu ne
Turning J looked into the barrel OF pl
revolver held by man Win . req n i,il, ~,
chief tied over his FACE, noles peihs Gu
Tor ais eyes. nose and mouth,
Get up and hold up your nAnus, IA
said .or IN put a hole In your head.
"iught be'iiud him was another ma
vn4ri1F n black handkerchief oytr his fac
audi 1lso having me COYrred win MS IN
tol. / got up and be ordered me g stan
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-02
THE SOUTHERN STATES.

Lakc Charles. In. September L-Captaln
Benjamin Chudwcll has purchased the light
draft sternwhcei steamer Griffith at
Grange. Texas, and VIII put her IN the
trade frnn Lake Charles to the gUlf this
week This viii give people along the coast
daily steamer TO Lake Charles, something
they have long hoped for,
Crowley, La. September 1.-the parish
democratic executive committee met IN this
city this afternoon ana appointed commits
sloucrs TO preside nc the coming congress
Ing precincts.
Jackson, Miss, September 1.--PIanteri
viii usk the legislature to prohibit baseball
between September and January | be
cause negroes had rather play baseball thar
pick cotton.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-02
eALpwlN-zEleLER EXPEDITION.
The Supply Ship Has Been Spoken and
All Were Well

Tromsoe. Norway, September 1.-The
Raidwin-2elg supply ship Frithjof which
LETT here July for Franzjoseaand was
spoken August IL by the sealing yacht Soc
hlomsteln She reported all well ON board,
out tic ice WIS very bad and she had been
unable to reach Franziosenand
The sochlomsteln arrived at Aiten- FiorG
Sunday ana brought a letter from the Firth
iof The latter was spoken August Is in
latitude 1850 north and longitude 40 east.
Evelyn q. Baldwin says lie believes the
Frithjof viii eventually reach Camp Ieleler
ana Win return to Tromspe late In Septcm
Der as originally planned by William :,
Champ, the representative OF William
Zeglcr on that vessel. The report that MI
Champ Is going 70 make AN attempt TO reach
the pole Is dlscredited here,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-02
MeaIa On 4 slIdlna scale.

Philadelphia Press
a few milos out OF Philadelphia. on the
main line of the Pennsylvania railroad,
during some work on the roadbed that re-
quired large force OF lahorers thrifty
old negro turned his tback into retoc-
tory and hung cut a sign reading MEAS
from 4 cents up" A heavy. stolid blncR
81 the "shittlcsS' kind came along enc
morning, asked fo1 and obtained work on
the road, and at noon went 10 the "restau-
rant and ordered q fourcent dinner 4
half Loaf OF bread and bowl OF water
were placed before him.
What sort OF meal am dat 10 glib "a hun-
gry man. ne asked, Indignantly.
de regular fo'-ceut kind" was the re-
lply.
''No man can work on dat,' protested the
customer
/ ~ aln't no ban'ket, admits" said nc
lrostnurnteur; lint two courses am All we
\ can Glib when dc price am limited TO
| cents, Oars bread aud dar's water. II
go wants 20 so cents rse'll put ont az
pepperbox an Glib 20 knife an fork.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-02
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
7oday's Weather
nnMEsTlc.

Palmer s. Mosey was made EeNti.u'. -
he cnlcsasaw uaiiou by the ics'T'a'''e
after. bitter contest. sn,
the labor ccicbraticns In the diI ,en'
parts Of the United states we're on "a -
scale than ever before
4 terrlhie railway wreck occurred az p'l
NJ n which thirty persons were
killed md cigh;y-one Injured.
4 train was held mp near FranSin' lsnN'
and about $500 taken from the express mes
senEer, .t.4 !,
me g. 4. Y. commander has appeaieu !
the veterans 10 aid IN building IN eA'N'A
federate homo. 80.
The president concluded MS u'p =
mout ana returned u Massachusetts
Aamlral I,laeiasou made q braFe start =
~ va came on Long island by captirlh
the telegraph md cable stations
The anti.impcfluists win LEI up On 'ns'
eampstrn It Is said.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-02
the ram AT LAST.
A sountiful Shower at 2 O'Clock This
Morninq.

A 6ountifuI Shower at 2 O'Clock This
Morning.
The cffcr hoy and ;he cub reporter nat
ihclr teads together on Saturday last and
the result was that a Kindergarten weather
buFeau was forthwith hatched. The a.st
prediction was that on sunday and short
N thefeafter tIunder sud lightning storms
ware 90 he expected ana that the weather
would moderate and cool days would no
lcneef be m IDLE dream.
On Sunday a few muttcrings OF thunda,
were heard, several distinct nashcs Of
ightning were Observed ana few dsons
Of rain. Just a sample Tor sttrter felI
o. the southern end of the city. Yestcr.
day moining the clouds obscured the skv
for the greater portion Of the day. tho
Temperature moderated and few light
very tlfht sprnkles were furnished. rh.,
morning carly the sala began n earnea
aud fiousipn was furnlshcd With the zen
uhe article IN alorathic doses. which
take Il all IN an. is not so bad star
Tor new ana Local infant guessul
bureau.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-02
RELEASE coNvIoTs.

Cuban Congress Votes to Release Az
Ex-Soiders Now Doing Time.
New York, September both branches
Of the Cuban congress have pissed resolu
tons calling for the release OF all conviet'
now confined on the island of Cuba, who
fought In the Cuban army, says Havana
disnatch TO the Tribune. The resolution
proposes 10 be general and irrespective o.
mo crime that the cN,soldier is guilty Of
The proposition met With some opposition
~ mo ronrress. hut the revolutionary mem
bers succeeded in getting IL through. Ih'
two branches of congress have appointed
committee which is to walt ON president
Palma today, asking BIN TO take the ac
tion desired,
Tho resolution proposes that all OF th'
convlcts be released on October 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-02
WILLIAM sARTHoLIws ANCESTRY.
His Father Belonged to a Noble Family
in Denmark

Copenhagen, September William BAR
tholin, who is wanted by the police Of Chi
rago to explain the murder Of bis mother
and sweetheart, Minnie Mitchell, Is the
son OF a scion Of Danish nobility, William
Peter Bartholln, who died al the old sol
diers home. Milwaukee, Wis, some yeays
ago The elder Bartholln came Of a dis
tinguishod family Of the Danish nobility
lie was n jnrssti was educated at the Tut
verslty Of Copenhagen, and had the title q
gentleman OF the hedchamber. He emf
grated 10 America ia 1850 aud had many
yicissitudes there At one time he worked
as scayenger He has near relatives liv
Ing IN Denmark The Danish government
believes that the elder Bartholln died
natural death, but has instituted an IN
qulry into the cause ~ his demise.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-02
SUPREME ARgIrRATIoN ooURT.
British Trades Unions Propose Com
pulsory Settlement of Disputes

British Trades Unions Propose Com
puIsory Settlement of Disputes
London. September 1 The thirtyhfth
trades unions congress commenced a week 3
session In London today. Upward of ooo
delegates. representing n million aud
quarter Of workers, were present. They
Included many women delegates. The
United states was represented by Harry
Blaclmore and Patrick Doan. one OF
the questions which will be submitted de-
mands legislation creating q supreme court
az arbitration with compulsory power TO
settle disputes between employees ana en-
ufovcrs The report Of the parliamentary
COMMITTEES refers TO the visit OF the Brit !
trades union delegates to Washington; ana
SAYS they were greatly impressed with the
advantage American trades unionlsts pos,
sess over the British by the willingness Of
the president at all times TO consult WIN
accredited union representatives,
THE trusts says the report; up 10
now have made no bad use ot their com
bination, wages having tehueheS =" III
crease.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-02
SHOOTING AT seAelRT.
The Sharpsheoters Are Ready for tn
Hilton Trophy Match.

Hilton Trophy Match.
sengirt, n j., September 1.-The very
cream OF the sharpshooters OF neariy a
dozen States OF the Union and of the
United states marine corps as well as a
hurriedly organized team from the depart.
ment OF the East United States army, are
In nne fetlle for the big event OF the IN
terstate ride tournament the Hilton trophy
match. This competition will open al "a
O'Clock tomorrow morning. The nnai prac-
tice OF the teams was had this afternoon
The Bllton Is the onlg teant match seized
Wled for tomorrow iUth Juhation wa.
manifested today hv ihe New York detach
mcnt when the last shot was fred and /,
become evident that Squadron AS team
had Won the carbine team match It's toja
troop Of New Jersey was second with a6J
The team q the Pennsylgania squadron
was third with 10s.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-02

John NJ. Farley, D, D., auxiliary bisht
New York, MS archbishop OF New Ytoi
succession TO the late Most Rev. "
Augustin Corrigan and Rt. Rev. q
Montgomery, bishop Of Los Angeles, Z
adjutor to Most Rev Patrick " lillian
dan, archbishop Of San Francisco I
nal Gotti, project Of the propaganda
sided. The other cardinals present
serafno Vannutelr, Vincent Varnutelll
TOLL. Steinhuber, Segna, Cretoni,
Tuto and Martinell The discussion =
three and a half hours.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-02
Unknown Nan fatally IL

san Antonio, Texas, September
horse and buggy Of Max Landsur'
taken charge OF by an unknown q
night aud driven from where me
had left t. When North Fioes and
strets were reached the horse ran
overturned the buggy and threw y
unknown driver, iniiicting injnrlss
may prove fatal. The man was pfss
and taken to the hospital, where
sim unconscious at midnight.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-02
pREslpgNT MAKgs ooRREoTIoNs.
He contradiots Statements Made in the
Daily Press.


Enst Mortified, Mass September l.
The attention Of the president having been
called to the published statements that
Attorney General knoNs name was be
ing considered with the view Of appoint
ing him To IA justiceShip on the supreme
beach 10 succeed Justice George shirns, it
can be said on the authority II the presi'
dent himself that not only does he not
contemplate such move but that Jus.
lice shlras has not resigned The prcsi
dent clnssed all such statements as with
out the least Foundation aud that they
come into his mind only when he seer
them Ia print.
The same published settlement slsC
credits him with having reached the con
clusion to place the construction Of tbs
isthmian canal under the jurisdiction OF
the army with General Leonard Wood a.
/ chairman of the canal commission Ih;
president Ike wise 10 authority for the state
inent that be has no intention whitso
ever % changing the civil nature OF tn'
commission.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-02

San Antonio. Texas. September i.--Mar-
shall X, seiner, a wen known stock man
Of this city. died AZ his home tonight OF
atrcphy OF thu liver, aged 40 years. DE.
ceased was born IN LavEca county aud u
survived by a wife, ave children and tive
brothers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-02
arc expected daily from cartagena BY a

are expected daily from Carlusehd w ."
Liverpool steamer. ~
Ii is rumored here that General BERT, the
GENTLY attacked General Herrera, the com
mnnder OF the revolutionary forces Sho
were obliged to abandon their trenches At
the same time, according to report Gen.
eral Berti obtained large huhper q
cattle ot,.,5
The Colombian cruiser Cartagena sai'eu
for Cartagenn yesterday.
The Colombian gunhoat Plnzon mas re-
turned here from Puerto Belo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-02
Amerleans Wanted h MesIeo.

Ban Antonio, rexas, September ~. s,
Dunsmore OF the Mexican international
foundry at Dlaz is in the city after Ameri-
can boilermakers maehinlsts and copper
smiths, 10 whom ne promises 10 pay stand
ard American wages. lie denies the pub
lished reports 81 a strike Of engineers on
the international.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-02
WEATHER INFORMATION.


FiOpuolNAVSes
Washington, September Eastern Tx
as Partly cloudy Tuesday with showers
IA southeast portion; warmer In northeast
portion Fresh south winds on the coast;
Wednesday fnir.
oklahoma and Indian gerritory-Falr and
warmer Tuesday Wednesday fair
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-02
THE Plus FUND CLAIM.
The Court OF Arbitration Has Not
Been Completed.

bttW NOTIIPlUNVu'
The Hague, September 1.-Dr. r. p.
tins, professor OF international law
University OF ST. Petersburg and y
ward Fry. the former lord justice
peals Of The British courts OF justice.
scnting the United States, and Prof.
G. Asser, the eminent iurlst, and prs,
DeSavorin Lehman, representing =
met nj the headquarters % the inteIL
al arbitration tribunal today for tns
pose ~ choosing fifth arbitrator
the Plus fund claim, the first case e
before this court The name Of ne
arbitrator viii not be published unl
acceptance is received, which is eAl
tomorrow
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-02
coLoMnIAN REINfoRcEMENTs.

The Government Troops Are Receiving
Additions to Their Ranks.
Colon Colombia. September Over am
troops we're sent from here TO Panama yes.
terday and the announcement OF the rein
foecement has created much enthusiasm Ia
government circles. Further reinforeomsnts
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-02
cArAolIo APPOINTMENTS.

m. Rev John NJ. Farley Becomes Arch
bishop OF New York
Rome, September 1.-The propaganda,
after lengthy sitting today, decided %
recommend the pope TO appoint RI, Rev
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-02

Labor Dry parade passed or without a
Hitch h tlic program and the events OF
tab day srrpsssgd an previous attempts
of he local lasog organizations
chcck fer slcv COS has been paid FOR
thc saW min propersy and tlmhcr lands Of
Sir. J. 4 Cnnppcn AZ Doucctte, rJIer
county Texas Mr. s, f. Carter was inc
pwrlcscr
Sergeant Edmondsou again won the
Kirby medal ~ tuc light Guard competi
live dria "a League park yesterday
The Bankers shut out the Light Guard
hall team yesterday. Score: - 70 0.
OTTO Sens ana Bryan Heard proved them
selves inc crack shots 81 fhe Houston Gun
club yesterday az South End grounds
The Painters aud Decorators mion wal
awarded nc prize for the best uniformed
company IN the line Of parade
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-02

ahia siRnalsss "a on every Aez 81 The genaiRs
Laxative BrOm0-Q Tablets
ne sansds thai saEos . esia ~ eas aays
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-02
RAILROADS.

M HGfrinum iHteuds 70 consolidate the
| nion Pacific and Southern Pacific systems.
The Interstate commission has given ouf
n summary q IS annua report
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-02
PIes cwsa wILhout .he knIie.

Itching. Blind, Bleeding or Protrudine
Piles. Druggist viii refund money n pAHO
OINTMENT fails 20 cure you, zoe.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-02
100 Doses -.
For One Dollar

Economy in medicine must be
measured by two things--cost and
effect. 1t cannot be measured by
either alone. It is greatest in that
medicine that does the most for
the money--that radically and per-
msnently cures at the least ex.
pense. That medicine is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-02

COOPER Tho Christian church at this
pface has split over the organ music
Issue nnd the mntter of which faction
should control The property IS now In the
courts Tor dissemination
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-02
The South Texas National Bank
OF Houston, Texas.
OFFICERS.

OFFICERS: ~
ChaS Dillingham;, II. Brashear,
President. LIST Vice President.
o. L. Holt, II. II. MacGregor.
I'd Vice President. Sd Vice President
]. u. McAshnn, Cashier.
c. A. Mckinney, Assistant CnshIe.
Directors; ]. I. Campbell. Chas; Dllag
ham I. %. McAshan, O. r. Holt, H. 4
| MacGregor, Henry Brashear, Jacob BIN
/ T. A. Heitmann. S. +. Carter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-02
Hood 5 yarsdp0riti0

It purities and enriches the blood,
cures pinples, eczema and all
eruptions, tired, lang'lid feelings,
loss 81 appetite and general debility
have taken Hoods Sayuaparilla anc
found Il reliable and giving perfect satissac
top. Il tAkes AWAY that tired feeling. give,
snefey and pnts the blood IN good conaikon.'
Eias EspsE cenclwE, lssS 10Th Street., n W.
Wsahlsesop. .. G
krSa'a oassapzFsiln prcnnlses q
cHFc knd keeps she promise.