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TRAMP's GATEPOsT SIGNS.
Explanations Which Will Help You to
 Understand Them.

UndefStdnQ lnem
 The rude drawings hardly need a key. When on some white gatepost found the sketch of gun, I stole far ther down the road I had strong ob jection so early in my career to being riddled full of holes by some intrepid farmer The outline of a dog of war like proportions, with wild eyes and ferocious teeth, was wont to make me go breakfastless. My summer ward robe was not in condition to allow of further multilation. If I felt brave enough to pick yelping cur, I saun- tered in recklessly at the gate which bore a portrait of toy dog. Once past him one could usually get bite.
 A big round 70" did not make one wild approach the premises it adorn- ed. It generally portrayed a hostess with q nature of adamant. single ''X' stood for a cross saw, which with small manipulation might earn meal. Two Ks made a tramp of none too vigorous a makeup go farther down the road. It suggested considerable wod cutting in exchange for meal.
 The sign every tramp loks for anx- iously is crudely drawn table, with a lopsided coffee cup and plate upon 1t. Beyond that gatepost dwells a sweet, simple, motherly soul who will well come the most dilapidated hobo into her spotless kitchen and set before him good square meal. She may sit be- side him, inquiring as to the safety of his soul, and she may give him mothers gentle advice or she may have a story to tell tearfully of a wayward boy lost somewhere in the great world, and all the fee she asks for her gra- cious hospitality is simple request that in the wanderings of her guest he may look about for her absent boy and give him loving message of a moth CTS longing and watching Housekeeping
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The Same Old Story.

J. A. Kelly relates an experience sim il1E to that which has happened in d. nest every neighborhood in the Cnitnd Stetes and has been told and ra-tolI Il thousands of others. He says: Last ss,mmer l had an attack of dysentery and purchased bottle os Chamber lain's Col!c, Cholera and Diarrhoca Remedy, which I used according to di- lections and witA entirelv satisfactory results. The trouble was cont troll: Il much quicker than former attacks when used other remedies" Mr. ke!- ly is well known citizen of Hender- son. N. c. For sale by all druggists.
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New Haven National Bank 100 196 Mechanics, State ........ to "A 5. New Haven County Nd
 tlonal Bank .......... 10 15A ., Merchants National Bank 50 t2 Yale National Bank ...... 100 13UA Second National Bank. .. 100 196 :. First National Bank. .... 100 l4O :, Nat. Tradesmen's Bank. 100 150 :, Union Trust Co .......... 100 .. ,
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MALCOM & COOMBE.

36 Center Street. Members New York Stock Exchange.
 New York, July 5.
 IiIl Asked
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MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.
RAILROAD BONDS.

Due Bid Asked B. & N. Y. A. L. 5s. ..,... 1905 1041a 1O5M aoiyo & W'field 1st is. .1911 10l :. Housatonic Consols 5s ... 1887 1321s 135 Meriden H. Ky 1924 112 Ills New Haven & Derby 5s.. 1918 11G 12lIs N. H. & North. Con. 6s ..1909 114M N. H. & North. 1st 5s. e. .1911 111Is N. H. St. Railway 5s, .... 1914 Ill 113 N H. St. Railway 1st 5s. 1913 Ill 1f23, New Lond. North. 1st 4s. 1910 102h New Lond. North. list 5s. 1910 10SIs New LOnd. St. Ry. 1st 5s. 1923 1O6 N Y, N. H. X H. frsts. 1908 10OK 100ih N. Y. X N. F. 1st 7s....... 1905 1O9 110 N Y. Ss N. E. 1st 6s. ...... 1905 106 10Y N Y. & N. H. Con. As. ... 1908 225 229 N r., N. H. X H. Deb. 4s1947 1l69: 118 NY, Prov & Boston As. 10i2 100 N H. & W. Haven 1St 5s. 1912 1l0h
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NEW HAVEN LOCAL QUOTATIONS

Furnished by Kimberly. Root 6 Day, Bank. CTS and Brokers, 1S3 Orange Street. BANK STOCKS.
 Far B!d Aske0
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Closing Prices,

Following are the closing prices reported by Prince <! WhlteIy, Bankers and Brokers. b2 Brosdway. Ne~ York. aud I5 Center st., New Haven Bid. Asked.
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Kindly take notice that Ely's Liquid Cream Balm is of great benefit to those sufferers from nasal catarrh who can not inhale freely through the nose, but must treat themselves by spraying. Liquid Cream Balm differs in form. but not incidentally from the Cream Balm that has stood for years at the head of remedies for catarrh. It may be used in any nasal atomizer. The price, in- cluding spraying tube, is 75 cents. Sold by druggists and mailed by Ely Brothers, 56 Warren street, New York.
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gfnanriaI.
The Union Trust CODDalV
NEW HAVEN

NEW HAVEN.
 CHARTERED by the State of Connso,,1 cut with authority to act as Execufar SS- under will or deed. ees Is legal depository of money Dald in,o Court and all Public Trust Funds. Icts ss s Trustee for Municipalities, CorporatSosss ss and individuals, and administers frnsts as as all kinds. Empowered to act as registrsr os s,s stocks, bonds, or other evidence of inSebt- business such as is usually done by Trs,s, !, Companies. -euss It also does general Banking bushes. collecting checks, notes, coupons, and re. ceiyes deposits, The principal of each I'rr st is invested by itself and kept Separate anS apart from the general assets of the Com. pany. This Company is by law regularly eran ined by the Bank Examiner of the State of Connecticut. .- ~N-..G VI HENRY [. HOTCHKfss. President.
 EUGENE s. BRISTOL, Treasurer.
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Security Insurance Co.

Of New Haven.
 OFFICE 37 CENTER STREET. Cash Assets Jam. l, 1909. SI,Os7 .gos e,
 DIRECTORS: Charles s. Leete, Chas, E. Curtls James D. Deweii. H. Mason, Joel A. SpeXys E: G. StOddard. S. E. Merwin, William R. Tyler. John W. filling, John T. Manson.
 Chas. E. Sheldon. CHARLES S. LEETB. H. MASON.
 President. Secretary J. D. DEWELL. II. c. FULLBR
 Vice President Asst SecretarT,
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PROGRESS OF ", B. AND N
VICE PRESIDENT SPEARS TELLS OF
THE NEW LINE.
Work Of Grading VIII Begin in Few
Dsys-1oo,ooo Pine Ties Ordered
Equipment to Be Bought Soon.

Mr.. E. P. Spears. vice president Of the
velasco. Brazos aud Northern railroad,
stated yesterday that bis surveyors had
pitched their tent at Brookshire, twenty.
seven miles from Hampstead The survey
Of the Stoneham extension has now been
completed and connection Is being made be,
tween sugariand aud Brooksblre. The rigat
Of way Is now being arranged aud the work
Of grading will begin IN a few days. The
new road has placed an order for 10000
pine ties in East Texas and President Wal
Ter will leave next week for the East 10
close contracts for steel and general cup
ment.
The officials Of the velasco route have
established headquarters in the Ma Oh
building, Honston, but general Offices Mll
be maintained at Nclasep.
Mr.. Spears stated that he had met with
very hatteitng encouragement all along he
line aud that prospects TOT ruturc prosperity
were very promising. Nelasco has already
become reiuvennted and the news or the
new road was received with general re-.
joiclng The city Will be immediately m
oorporated aud take on all the airs OF q sea.
port city. The new road, when will run
through a country as productive as any IN
the world. Is expected to prove the saliva.
tion Of .Nelssco aud bring It's population up
to 2o,eo0 at least within ten years. Crop
acreage along the limo viii be increased 20
per cent. and the officials Of the Stoaebum
road are doing everything possible to en-
courage the development OF the rice, tsh
and oyster industries
The officials of the new line expect to
secure control of the wharf facilities at
Nelasco and other advantages winch will
make the place popular gateway to the
sea. All Of the other south Texas rail-
roads are expected TO build 70 velasco vita
in the next few years aud the port VIII be.
come, in fact. formidable rival to Gal.
weston.
The Rrazos M Velasco Is descr,bed "a n
magnificent stream and there is a depth
Of twenty five feet OF water on the BAR
Ships drawing eighteen feet can come aloag
side the wharves
On Thursday Messrs. Spears aud Waller
closed contract with fruit dealer. whose
business is earnestly solicited by New Or
leans, for the shipment Of all tropical
large firms have promised liberal patron.
age. All Of these merchants have hereto
fore shipped to New Orleans.
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lEMlsH coLoNIzATIoM EuNp.
Accounts Have Been Made Public for the
First Time.

Accounts Have Been Made Public for the
First Time.
New York September IA detailed bal
ance sheet Of the account OF the Jewish
Colonization association. the trust created
b: the late Baron De Hirsch with the do
nation Of S5OVOOOO for the purpose OF
helping hia coreiigionists. The association
is best known by it's formation OF colonies
In Argcntlna.v Hitherto the accounts nave
been kept absolutely secret.
The balance shows that S2,0lB.JJf was
spent 1901, and seven.elghths OF this
sum was obtainec by interest and one.
eighth BY drawing on the capital rne ar
gentlne project roughly cost last year S1iy,
600 for direct relief. S435 900 for purchase
cf new land FOR colonies ana S63,UOu Tor
administrative purposes American orgnu-
fzatious received S40Oo by way OF sur
yentions, $4,000 by way OF loans foi az
rlcrltural work, the settlement OF individual
farms.
on schools. 5000 IN subvenions SlJ0Vu
for erecting workers dwellings IN VIZ
and S3O,COO IN loans.
In RoumRuia the schools cost $1,000 and
S1isO0O WIS given In subventiOns, beSidoe
$500 IN loans.
Palestine received S20ODD for schools.
S3An0O 10y suhyeuuoBs while Asia 81 nor
absorbed s65.eO.
The most remarkable Items In discounts
shawie In Duhr0yna. amounting IN Stetvsh
and the purchase OF land IN Gallna Tor the
epurpose Of colonization, requiring an Out
law OF Sl2OfNo The administrative ex-
pensps we're S1JO0O0 or about llb per cent
OF the total expended
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and trick show. which begins TUESDAY.
September rs on theS, tickets passengers
may 60 70 Palestine one DAY and como
back the next.
The official program Tor the carnival has
been issued aud entertainment has been
provided for lc,oOO visitors.
Among the features are the newly paved
asphalt streets. United States cavalry de-
tachnent Prince ildefim's eutry into pai.
estine. resplendent With Oriental grandeur.
the famous cavalry band, gorgeous street
parades pyrotcchnic display OF Pains
Manhattan beach electrical fireworks. aud
the grand ball on paved streets anu NJ
city hall.
The welcome address by Hon. l.. r.
Dashlell viii be followed by an address by
Hon. John N. Reagan
On Texas day. wednesday, September
IL, addresses will be made by senator Cut
berson and Hon. ~ A. Stedmau
uh press day Thursday. September IS.
an address viii We made by Hon Norman
q. kittrcll Subject East Texas
There Will be no cheap side show features
and everything will bc free
Fruits, vegetables truck stuff and agri-
cultural products for which East rcxas Is
famous will I've on exhibition during the
carnival IN n commodtous building pre-.
pared Tor that purpose.
Governor Savers aud his stan will he in
attendance and the governor will have
something 10 say for the good cause
Admhals Schley and Dewey have been in-
vited and It Is hoped that one Of them viii
attend
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Eat Northern, left yesterday for Paips.

Great Northern, left yesterday for Pales.
tine
Mr.. A. r Howard treasurer Of the In.
ternational and Great Northern accom-
Panied by his wife, returned to Palestine
yesterday.
Mr.. c. r. Woods, the genial travelling
passenger agent Of the Queen and Crescent
is home again. Mr. Woods has made many
trims throughout his territory since ne es
tablished headquarters at Houston aud each
trip has resulted successfully.
The recent special number Of the Inter.
national and Great Northern illustrator ami
General Narrator has had phenomenal
run. Many real estate agents have cacd
distributed hundreds Of copies throughout
the country. City Passenger and Tick {
Agent George -. Hunter has limited stock
on hand for distribution
Mr.. ~ D. Fineh. travelling passenger
scent for the Illinois Central was ia rne
city yesterday. Air. Finch reports that the
Illinois Central Is making rapid progress
with The construction Of las double track.
All culverts are constructed Of solid stone
and cement and thg roadbed Is expected
10 compare favorably WITH the New York
Central when completed Mr. Finch reports
an unusually good passenger traffic.
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EAsTER TIMg no &c MAO.
Mail from New York viii Reach Houston
in Forty-icur Hours.
VA.


Especial to The Post)
Washington. septeiACer 5.--rhe fastest
train service ever known in the south viii
10 inauguratcd between New York aud
New Orleans and points In Texas within
me next few weeks The time between
New York and New Orleans will be re-
duced to thirty-two hours,
The ronte VIII be over the PENNSYLVANIA
ftm New York to Washington. uud thence
orer the southern. the Atlanta lnd West
I'aint, the Western Of Alabama and the
Louisville and Nashville to New Orleans.
be train Will leave New York ni 2:15
q. m aud Washington at 1910 q M. an1
VIII arrive In New orleans al 1870 H. M.
the next day. The Southern pncinc viii
take the fast mall into Houston about
twelve hours later. thus making the time
netween New York aud Houston about
forty four hours
Mail reaching Houston thus can not lie
delivered Until the next morning. 81 course,
and therefore no unusual advantage Viii
result at that point through the new Serr-
Ice Points west, southwest and north Of
Houston, however. viii benefit, The 9th,
cial announcement has not yet been made
but II Is said on the best OF authority
that practically all the details have. been
settled and that the fast schedule viii he
IN operation by October l.
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The Hoo.hoo sneclal.

The Hoo Hoo special conveying about
twenty Ave Houstonlans to the eleventh an
nual convention at Milwaukee viii leave
today on tho International and Great
Northern fast mail The party viii be
accompanied by the Lufkin band Of fifteen
pieces. Another delegation will join the
party at Longview aud the Arkansas con
tingent will be taken aboard at Little Rock.
he route to Milwaukee Is via tue Inter
national and Great Northern, Iron Noun
tain and Southern, 10 ST. Louis Alton to
Chicago, aud tho Milwaukee and St Paul
to Milwaukee. This route vas chosen be-
cause OF the fast time, directness Of the
line, and the valuable concentrating facin-
ties which enable Louisiana, Texas and
Arkansas Hoo-Hoo 70 travel In solid
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"a BAD SYSBSS G0 aby
Backache is the Forerunner of Fatal
Organic Disease. Every Woman
Who Has This Dreaded Symptom
Needs Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound.

Is 1t not true? Women suffer- very lie crushed ont Of
them, grow old before Each morning wake m determined
TO do much before the day ends, and vet
Before the morning old the BACKACHE attacks
them the brave spirit sinks back
crying:
"Why should suffer so? What can do?"
The is ready heard and woman
able to restore TO health and happiness
Backache only symptom fatal trouble it's warn
ing in time.
Lydia f. Pinkhams
and restore your courage Your pains from unnatural
ton arrangement Of the suffering
read Mrs Mortons letter and be guided by her expeenee
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A TEXAS WONDER.
HALE eREAT pIsoovERY.

One small bottle OF Halls Great Discov-
cry cures all kidney and sbladder troubles,
removes gravel. cures diabetes seminal
emissions, weak and lame backs. rheuma-
tism and all Irregularities Of the kidneys
and bladder in both men and women regu-
lates bladder troubles In children. II no,
sold by your druggist. VIII be sent BY
mail on receipt OF 81. Que small bottle is
two months treatment. ard win cure any
case above mentioned. DR.. z. W. Hail.
sole manufacturer, P. o. Box 62s. St. Louis.
40. Send for testimonials Sold by all
druggists.
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katy strike Nearly settIed.

Denison, Texas, September 1T is prob
able that the strike which was innugurated
in the Katy machine shops about ten days
ago will be settled. The joint committee
of the machinlsts and blacksmith helpers
received this morning reply to their tele-
gram TO General Manager Allen asking for
a conference 10 adjust fneir grievances. MIR.
Allen sHid In effect that " the men had u
well founded grievance they could present
IL to Master Mechanic L.ouickss who would
give it every consideration. Acting upon
this. they called upon AIR Louickes short
ly after noon. The whole situation was
gone over with him and virtual agree
ment Was arrived at.
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MOVEMENT Of OCEAN VESSELS.
lsnecInl 10 The Post.l

Port Eads. La.-Arriyed Nicaragua
tNor). from Buehelds; Dictator Br), from
Liverpool via Colon and Mexican ports,
David tAm.l from Celia; Tauton (Nor9,
from Bocas Del Toro; tugboat Echo CAm).
irpn Sabine Pass, with barge OF oil; Ala
bama CNor), from Port Llmon; tug Echo
AmJ from Port Arthur Texas, with barge
Providence lNote- There are two American
tugboats named Eeho1 The steamships
IullechmOOr tBrl, aud the Jerseymo0r
tBr). previously reported for order saiicd
ais morning for Galveston Sailed. Schooner
Break ~ Day (Aml. for Tampa. Fla
shields Sailed: Normand. Tor Calves
ton
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a spur 10 HiIlshoro.

Hnlsboro, Texas, September 5.-Himsboro
received stimulus today on the South
eastern railroad. when it became uoIsed on
the streets that Itasca was enorgetlcaily
but quietly after IT, 1t is believed II mad
tue effect OF closing the deal for the road,
but the local committee Is keeping II quiet
for the present in order to make citizens
come up with their subscriptions II IS
thought here that the road VIII 90 through
Hubbard aud Mexia
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Notes and Personals.

Mr.. s. B. Mobrey Of the International
aud Great Northern Is registered az the
Rice.
MIR. NJ H. Bone. Southwestern passenger
agent for the Southern, arrived home last
night.
Mr G. W Anderson II the Chicago. Bur
lIngton ard Quincy passenger tranic depart
menf Is IN the city.
Mr.. Milton l. Morris. tFnvsiins passenger
Northern. left Yesterday for Palestine
Mr. d T. rrice. general passenger and
ticket agent for the International and
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sHsRlFfs' DEPARTMENT.

Strayed or stolen. on Tuesday night. An
gust 20. i@Q2. Que gray mare mule about
"a hands high, branded Il on left jaw s
on left shoulder z on left thigh. about q
years old. When last seen she had on
leather halter. ] viii pay s. reward for
the mule and $50 for the arrest aud con
ylctlon Of the thief Address J. G. Wall,
sheriff Mccnlloch county Brady, Texas.
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eoILERMAKeRs srILL our
But the Santa Fe Officials Do Not Know
Why

Galveston Texas September 5.-1he boil
ermakers OF the Santa Fe are out on
strike still They struck some time ago IN
sympathy with the machinists and since
the latter have declared their strike OFT
tne boiiermakers have remained ont Just
Why they viii not return to work seems
nard to ascertain, but it Is snid TO he due
10 some trouble betweeu the boilermakers
and the company IN California
frank q Pettibone assistant 10 the
general manager, was asked concerning the
matter this morning and he said that ne was
not familiar with the details OF the boil
ermakers grievance, hut that toe company
Was NOT suffering from their strike The
places OF mauy Of thcm have been hlled
and many II the striking bolernakcrs have
found employment elsewhere. Under the
circumstances he says the company docs
not consider that there is strike on,
though It has never been declared on
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DEAR Mrs PISEuAM:I suffered years
head doorsd nth the best doctors here but got little relief and last
good than anything else have taken should advise every
take Lydia r. Pnlhams Vegetable
FRAME BARRETT ls4 Pearl ST. Springfield Ohio (Deo To- 1000
IF sick write for Out of
her vast experience She probably
will make well. 1t will cost you nothing
DEAR Mrs the
also troubled with irregular menstruaon
In the and abdomen medicine to
good critical condition Lydia Il. Pinzhams
Compound
it enough If all your
there
MAE D. Main Clavlle,
When medicine has restoring
more than million cannot well without trying
it, 81 do not believe it will help me- If
get bottle OF Lydia Il. Pinkhams
write Mrs Pnkhan Lynn Mass special advice
1t
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Progress on Santa Es Extension.

Cenrer Texas, September THE work
on the Santa Re extension between Center
and San Augustine IS progressing Judge
James T. Policy will soon have his con
tract finished which was to build three
miles ont Of Center. and Mr. L. j. smith
the real contractor, Is Just below Judge
Polley's division With 4 large force OF
auds
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Lockhart. Texas september 3 -The price
Of cotton seed was run up yesterday 70
SIS - per ron. and the Lockhart OH mill
mas Withdrawn from the market and viii
purchase no more seed nj prevailing price.
The mill has a large quantity Of seed on
hand and viii continue 20 grind.
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THE PALESTINE CARNIVAL.

Special Rates Have Been Announced and
a Splendid Program Prepared,
The International and Great Northern
has announced special round trip rate
OF $40 TO the Palestine carnival and fruit
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Mr.. Andy M

Palestine, Texas, September 5-Mr. ]. L.
Angly, chef clerk to Mr. A. L. Powers, su.
Of construction on the Inter
national and Great North,gn, Is IN with
typhoid fever aud Il confined to hts bed at
the company hospital IN this city.
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Cleburne. Texas. Oct 10, 1901 This is
10 certify that have used the Texas Won
der. Hsil's Great Discovery. for kidney
trouble. to my entire satisfaction, ana can
recommend it to any cue suffering frSm
the same. YOUR truly. a. c. LONG.
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cANg egLT TRAIN FoR AoUsroN.
Arrangements May Be Made for Track
aoe Riqhts on the KATY.

Wharton Texas. September "a rumor
which seems well authenticated is nov
prevalent In railroad circles that arrange
ments are now pending TO secure right OF
way over the Missouri, Kansas ana Texas
Tor the Cane Belt so as TO make a through
tip from Bay city by way Of Scay a.
Houston, thus securing practically nnoth
road for Houston This VIII be a great
convenience to traffic and the travelling
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Davenport $500. New york ~
GALVESTON STOCK

st3pH Bottle Of BaFnett's Fanfls Extract
81 tstter than three Of the doubtful MA
B ISttp costing rev cents more per hcttio.
~ Economical brand.
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MlLKMsM sUFFERlNe

Because Some 81 Them We're Usine
Founaldehyde.
San Antonio, Texas september Sine
rrrort Of the city baeterloiosiut showing
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CLEARED

SIS III Monte (Aml. for New York
SIS Bray Head tBrl, for New Orleans.
So CalabIia tBr.), Tor Hamburg.
rs Nlneola (BrJ, for Rotterdam.
IS Tran IBID, FOR Liverpool
IS lbs (Br.j, for Port Arthur.
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IS ~ Monte (AmD, for New York.
IS bay Head lBr.), for New Orleans.
s. Calabria (Br), for Hamburg.
~ Aineola OBJ, for Rotterdam.
IS iran (Br.), for Liverpool.
IS Iris (Br.), for Port Ar6hur.