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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-16

1on. VIM. A. Dcano, Clerk OF
thr city and county OF san Fran
cisco, In a lcttcr written from
IN Francisco, says
~ would not be without Peru
r1, as have found n to be the
host remedy Cor catarrhal com.
plants that ! have ever used. /
have tried most all OF the so.
called catarrh remedies Gdver.
tiscd and can conscientiously
saw that or all the remedies fcr
catarrhal complaints recommend
cd TO me none have been 50 bcne.
1clal as Peruna VIM. a. Deane
Everybody is subject 20 catarrh
rcrunn cures catarrh. acute Or
chronic. wherever located.
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Mr. T. y. Bracket, = Sable
street. Mcdford, Mass, says: 81
awe been treating myself fot
ntarrh for about twenty.four
ears During that time hive
Used many different kinds Of med.
iciue, hut since using your medi
alnos ! 6nd them for superior In
every respect. The tonic ctfcct
Of peruna on me Is truly wonder.
ful My wife uses ana recon.
meuds Perunn. T. y. Bracelet
Few stop 90 reNllze IN how
many ways cdtnlIh eau srcct
he body. Every orgH0, every
drrt, every passage, every opea-
Ing 81 the human body is liable
20 cutarrh Perunn IS 40 Internal
systemic catarrh remedy aud acts
DcneGClaily on all tho mucous
membranes Of the human body.
Consequently Il Is equally er-
fcctlye 10 cure catarrh Ia any or.
gan,
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DEATH ROLL.
EuneraI Of Graham Raker.

The fmeral services over the remains
Of the late Graham Baker. who died AZ
PCttstoNn, Pa. and which services wore
announced to take place at 3 O'CLOCK yes
telday afternoon. were necessarily post
pcned owing to the fact that the train on
which the remains were brought to this
city arrived here over three hours late. Tue
residence OF Captain aud Mrs j lmes A..
Baker IT.. i41G Main street. this morni 3
81 10 O'Clock Rev DR.. W, II. Lelyell, pas
tor OF the First Presbyterian church. con
Quoting the services The interment VIII
be in Genwood cemetery the following
young friends and former schoolmatcs Of
the deceased acting as nlllhearers: MesSrs
Edward Palmer, Dc witt Dunn, Lindsay
Dunn, Marshall Tankersey, Jr.. Sherman
Brady Thomas Cobbs, Joseph Chew P1d
Don Hall The remains OF the deceas ~
accompanied by the parents, Captain Gnl
who left here Thursday night-Mr. aud
Mrs. r. S. Lovett, Mrs. t. d. Cobbs, Miss
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Hon. Thomas GAbNn. Of Chi.
ago, member OF tho National
Committee Of the Democratic
aarty, writes Us follows
II was afflicted with catArrh
for fourteen years nud though !
,rlcd many remedies and applied
TO several doctors ! WAS not able
10 nud a cure. Flnaliy | learned
Of tue remedy, Peruna. through
a friend who had used It. took
pcruul for twenty-five weeks,
aud nm now entirely cured. /
have every reason 10 think my
cure a permanent one, ar II has
been n year since then. | can
heartily recommend perunn us n
cgtarlh remedy: It VIII cure when
IN other remedies fnll,''-Thomus
GahaD.
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Cattle for Liverpool,

Galveston, Texas, February l5.-rhe Brit.
jsh steam hip Ikhal arrived this morning
nom Liverpool The Jk,al took a cargo NJ
csith or her previous trip ma she VIII
taRe another cargo on her next t"ip Since
ihc lElu! made her last voyage across the
lradr has also taken cargo az cattle TO
liverpool. and IL Is uud, rstool that 9th r
shipments VIII fo'l W, However, those In
pos, ssiou of definite In ormat!on regarl.
ing the matter decline TO give out thclr
Tlans.
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BRUMBY WILL RESIGN.
,roation as Health Inspector to Be Of.
iered at Meeting of City Council.

/, Rumsy will on tomorrc~
4 y NJ regular meeting of the
h :. " lender his resignation as a
|'''n ..- Of the city of Houston
li'psS Is made upon the author'V
Isns himself who says that he
SI.n .sd upon this method of step
!, me way of any further com
,be Office Of the health de-
p y Houston, BY this step he
:, Car as he personally is con
" I'm not be In the way Of the
y wa Aldermen getting together upon
|'a ls.s,s berson and selecting him
IHl'l .%lcer FOR the uncxplred term
~ y ,hot nnher the decision OF the
y ~, o5pehls. while he has Been
, : ,vers Claim of any Importance
7 T., Y i his attorneys, that there
\ W. ..boriyed to discharge the GU.
'se a ,ll nnsicer OF the city and that
heni .llr ~ oeeessnry that there should
Hso.ntsp 1ot wish TO be an obstacle In
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Galveston, Texas February 1.-THE
Mallory line steamship Comal Is due TO
arrive tomorrow from New York with the
following list Of cabin passengers: c. W
Labagh, Mrs. K. Labagh, Miss Buck, Gal
yestoa: J. u. Goldsmith. W. S. Lighthouse,
:. H. Carlo. S. Lands G. W. Grathnee
Kew West. Byron 8, Carr. Phtcn.x, AIZ
The Denver WIS due 10 sail today, but
she will be detained until tomorrow.
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HALF OUR ILLS ARE CATARRH
Proof From All Sections That Pe-ru-na Cures
Catarrh Wherever Located.
Peruna Not a cure.AII.

Peruna IA not "curo.oll;" Il cures iust
one dlscase-catarrh. Bat since cutarfh is
able TO fastcn Itself within the different
organs Of the body, so It is that Peruna
cures affections OF these organs But we
insist that Pcruna cures one disease only.
We clalm that Peruna is the only Internal.
scientific remedy for catauh yet devised.
We claim that catarrh is systemic dis.
ease. that Is 20 Say, Il nvadcs tho whole
system. We claim that Pcruna Is sys.
tcmle remedy; that Is 60 say, It eradlcates
cntarrh from the system. Catarh Is not
local dIscosc reruna Is not local rem.
cdr. Since catarrh invodcs the system.
only systemic remedy can reach n. This
is in blef our clulh la assigning 10 the
disease -totalrh-our remedy pernnN.
Men of prominence al over the United
states ltc recommending rcruro Over
@',y members OF Congress havc written
THEN endorsement Of IT, Scores Of other gov
eminent oticisis speak la ligh pnise Of it,
There Sc no medicine that cam tske rs
place. ailrfss The pc.ma Nla-ue Go.
'v,umhus. q. Cos free caHuh hook
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Galveston, Texas, February 15.--The next
term Of the United states district ana cir.
cult courts conyenea In Galveston next Mon
day. There are number Of important
cases 70 be tried during the term None
of the eases have vet been set Judge
BRYANT having Instructed the clerk not 20
sci the caAes until his arrival
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MIR. r. S. Doak.

Mr. Il. S, Doak, aged 50 years, died nc
the home Of his son-lnlaw, Mr. ], T. Ben.
at 7:10 O'clock The remains were taken
In charge by Undertaken Westhclmer and
prepared for shipment and they were ship
ped over the Houston md Texas Central
last night at II o'clock TO Paris, Texas
which had been the dcccnscds home for
over half century, The lntcrment will
take place today. The remains were ac.
companied TO Paris by Mr., Bennett and
family.
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AT THE THEATER.

Baldwin-MelVille Company in isis Hop
kins" and "a Rough Riders Romance"
The Baldwin Melville company closed
their engagement at Sweeney Is coombs
theatcr last night with isis Hopkins and
a Rough Riders Romance"
The performance WAS opened by little
Master Jean Butor's dnucing, which was
velv well done and wen received.
sis Hopkins" followed as q curtain
raiser. more amusing comedy is rarely
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Vehicle Taxes.

Galveston, Texas, February IS. City As.
SCISSOR ard Collector Easton moved his or
fees into the city hall this morning and oc
cupies the booths formerly occupied by the
assessor aud collector when these two Of
Gees were SEPARATE, The Grst person TO
ray tnNcs 10 the collector In the new quar-.
tiers was Alytre Rivers, who's CITY taxes
amounted 10 S3i so Up 10 = O'Clock about
a dozen different FIRMS and persons had
called AZ the new offices and squared their
tax accounts with the city. Wlllc there is
no rush Mt the same time Collector Eas Oh
reports that tax collections are satisfactory.
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sn.olfcatlons Forwarded.

Galveston, Texas, February 15.-The spec
locations for the removal Of the wrecks Ia
the bayou aud slso the wreck Of the dredg'
boat in the channel near the quarantine
STATEN have been forwarded 70 Washington
FOR approval At present there + no money
aypil Die With which &C do the work. ana an
allotment must be inside Tor this purpose
before the bids are advertised.
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70 years, fem1lc. colt dropSy linQuestIl
Douglass Raspberry, IS ears, male, colored,
pneumonia.
Februarv i2--G. Il. Miller 81 years,
male. white. chronic gastriis.
February 13.-Susan Jones. 50 years. fe-
male colored. senllity: Mrs. Day. 90 years.
female. white, pneumonia; infant OF John
Williams. male. colored stilborn; Mrs.
+. X Nichols. 80 years. female, white, in
terstitlal ncphrits: baby Hunt 10 days, fe-
male. colored. tetanus OF new born
Died IN John Seay hospital ..
Died inside CITY Q
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the way Of selecting a suitable person 70
NIL the position and therefore steps down
and out of the health department entirely
Or. Brumby says that he never claimed
20 be the health officer OF this city, hut
nlled the duties OF the position as a health
Inspector simply because there was no
health officer to perform the duties OF
the. position. While he was really acting
as health officer he was only a health in.
speetor and his name was on the payroll
as such. As health inspector and with
no health officer in existence he deemed 1t
MS duty to look after the health interests
OF the city as best he could aud as he ha /
done under DR.. j. h Massle. late health
officer, until a health officer was legally
chosen to succeed Dr.. Massie He SAYS
that the position taken by him has been
indicated by the higher courts and he is
perfectly satisfied to let the case rest where
It is and let the people render their decision
al the polls. What action has been taken
by him has been forced upon him IN de-
Tense II the position he had taken in the
matter Vindicated by the courts and a
consc .lsness Of having done his whole
duty opens the way for an honorable retire.
ment from the contest by this resignation.
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Galveston, Texas February l5-The
schooner Lake Austin arrived here last
evening from Brownsville after a very
rough voyage. The owners OF the schooner
had become quite uneasy regarding her
safety and telegraphci 20 various ports all
along the gulf for news regarding her.
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BostonIans Toufinu Teras.

Austin, Texas February i5.-Mr, John j.
Hogan. A Donnell and D S. Murphy,
three prominent citizens Of Boston, are
making a tour Of the state for the 6rst
time and are Eotourning here for few
daya They attended the festivities IN New
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Galveston. Texas. February i5.-J. p.
Roach, N engineer employed by the Gal
weston Houston and Henderson Railway
compan. at Galveston. died very suddenly
last nIs1 at his residence on Forty fourth
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seekina Ald for the Roers.

Victoria, Texas, February iS.-BaroA n.
l., he Glnzberg. who ig making a tour
q IeIas lecturing g raise funds for the
and viii lecture tomorrow AFTERNOON.
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Insuranee Permits.


Austin, Texas February l5.--Dr Thomas
Alton. q wen known physician residing al
Creodmore, died Yesterday and was buried
today.
Sheriff Robinson Of Smith county Ia here
on business.
sam streetman and r, VI. johnson. both
Of Cameron, are mere fer a rev days on
business.
Hon. Dayton Moses county attorney OF
Burnet county Il here for few days
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

Heavy Sales Of Prints During The
Past Week.
New York. February 15.-The sales
Of print cloths Of all kinds at Fail
River this week are estimated at
fully G0O0oO pieces Bids OF 81
for regulars are still declined by
selling The market has been but
very firm and at last higher prices
are looked for In various kinds Of
cotton goods In the near future Cot
ton yarns are In better request and
advancing. Worsted yarns are firm.
Wooden yarns steady; linen and juts
yarns strong.
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Observation-Disclosures.
PAYING THE INTEREST.


Settlers on School Lands Are
Very Prompt This Year.
Austin, Texas, February l5.--Near.
" every settler who Is located on
tract OF the public free school land
has paid his interest into the State
treasury for the past year. The
treasury department has received In
the neishborhood Of 10000 payments
since the first OF last October, and
the clerical force is now up with the
work for the reason that nearly all
payments are In. This comes in the
nature Of a record breaker, as the
payments for the past two years
far exceed those OF previous years,
and II shows that the many settlers
who have come into the State and
settled on the public land are salts
fed with their claims and are paying
them out Just as fast as the law Will
permit. As nearly all Of the pay.
ments are In, Il will be some time
before the forfeiture are known, II
there be any Mt all. Should any
exist the list viii be small. After
the payments are placed on record
the department will be able TO dis
cover the forfeltures. The neces-
sary receipts have been issued for
the entire $4,000 payments.
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e BOND SUBSCRIPTIONS
p Is Now Well Along Toward The
Million Dollar Mark.
plffR Big CARGO OF SILVER ORE
4" eeen Shipped Direct from Chile
Y saNeston--Eneineer ]. p. Roach
Died Suddenly.

.'oOu' Texas, February i5.-Tha
aa' received today by the committees
\ Ne orders for county bonds was $751;
Jus brings the total received up 70
" tue committee to S254,3O0. In ad-
~, " TINS $4,000 has been subscribed
~ eolonel L. ]. Polk, vice president
II santa Fe. on behalf Of this com
i a. V.uer railroads are expected to fol.
~ sample Of the Santa Re. There
4 4 'ae $4,000 in large subscriptions.
~ NaOle the committee feels very
4 discouraged by the weeks work and
~ nehee nnxt week with re-
sVssage aud energy. An appeal
ID, ~ 'tNyally be made TO the Interior
"a n. c tse state, but this VIII follow
'y has done what she ran her.
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Charters Filn 1.

Charters File l.
Austin, Texas, February 13.-The follow
ing charters were hled today;
pc5cn Iron and Steel company Of Ho1s
ton; capital stock S2aO.OJO Purpose 10 buy
std sell ioodns MATERIAL planners sup
plies. sheet isop. ito plate metals machin.
lry lar iron Soc &c; Inco.p oyators-
q, D.. p g. ana ~. u Pcdel JE u A.
H1Fg.n una j. W. sullivan, aA OF Houston
Crtis Boom Manufacturing company o.
W.rUlIa fuIls. capital stock SJHU lu.
corpoeatoFf g.. W. Wilson. y j. Criur
and % !. Ncau
w. A Ben Telephone company az Tim
ity. 1itaI stock 5000 lucprpofators W.
4, PcE. D. W. b Martin and q g. Dyno.
The Trinity Water Works SUD Improve.
Weu. company Of Trinity, capital stock
Se'N Iueorporators: D. T. Barnes. j.
r. pnyiou 1ud W. A. Bell
THe Wichita Falls Water Works com
plnv ~ Wichita Falls; capital stock s1D-
iCn lnr0fporatur8. u. L8ster. Galveston;
j. q. Kemp and " L. Berger, N..clita
rails
Iar Sherman Ire company amended it,
chGrcr so as 10 provide FOR an Increase OF
ipItal stock from $1,000 10 Sl3J-VD.
The ~ T. Eyine c0mpuny Of Dallas In
oreefed IT'S capital stock from $4,000 TO
$4,000,
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| DAY IN THE CITY.

OTTER MARRIAGE Mr.. L.
nj. clty and Miss Lille Ritter
-.-s married on Thursday even
..sldsncs Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
/. 1910 Decatur street, Rev. 2. AM
,sd.tlne Mr.. Wade is an employe
n,s.ton and Texas Central railroad.
.sr ls popular young lady OF
hHd ~ Mace they were to have
L,d on February %, but Miss
.ins in this city on a visit to Mrs.
10 Young people met there w
sr ana so ovesjoyed were the! az
E NAT they decided to lasIen tne
s,Ion NJ their plans and after re-
na. ..a Tor \ short time Will return
ana ask the forgiveness Of their
"a -elatives for having deprived
he pleasure Of witnessing the
,nnt.
rtVFREp PACKAGEs.-Goods re.
ndeliyercd in the Office of Wells,
Et 90 express for the week ending
Il, Is. Mrs. Baber. st. Louis Art
s. VI. Brown, Richard seweil,
r,u S. Sanger Mrs. S. p. Gu
M SonhIe Hickman Mrs. J. w. Ed
IN i, Welsenhurg, z. d. Ennis, n.
y&fnsn, c, A. Ellis. j. A. Cox. ~
III Mrs. Mullaloud, Charles Harking-
Ezs, Z. Webb, Houston Heights e.
ste Mrs Elm1 Rq}9,eFtS' I franz
En Miss L. j. Kelly, c. p. slvans,
MsdJ. Ste2lg. John LAM, j. j. XII
M lewis. A. B. Tehbetts, Mrs. Pat
Uam ". 4. samwell. Henry Nelson,
: IEEnett ]. Roseuhurg. W. II. Robert
REALIZATION sERvICEs.-Rev. c.
siven, who was recently called to be
1fr OF the First Presbyterian church,
b Installed at the regular morning
IS today. Rev. william Hayne Leay-
D., present pastor. VIII preside.
n Md the constitutions questions and
he conGega ion. Rev, 5. NJ. Ton
&st0T Of the Second Presbyterian
will charge the minister and Rev.
West OF Bryan, Texas. will preach
8stallatlon sermon. A welcome ser.
MI be held at / so p. m, which VIII
tttlpated in by other Presbyterian
tS Of the city and also by Rev. 4.
4 Epson, D. D, president Of the Presby.
!, School Of Theology at Austin. Spe
! rsc has been prepared for both ser
!, rIAisARY ENAMINATIONs,-Jus-
! |atthews had two cases before him
iay, one for misdemcanor theft and
, Ri burglary. Kelly Hays, who was
: IA with burglarIzIng the residence of
( H# nays on nudduahp street. waived an
i K&aton and was held over to await
*len Of the grand jury, mis- bail being
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The hour for the funeral services over
the remains Of the late Mrs. w. S, II PIP
has been fixed at o'clock this afternoon.
The services viii take place from her late
nome, 2ii9 Fannln street, aud Will he
conducted hy Rev DR. w II. Leavell,
pastor OF the First PRESBYTERIAN church.
The intermeut win be in Hollywood come
terry and the following gentlemen have tSea
selected as pollbeurers; Messrs r. p. Al
leu OF Galveston; II. r. MpcGregor, Alonzo
Key, William HWmphreyvlle, F. ] De
Merritt and George Hamilton OF this city.
Ielegrams have been received from Mr.
and Mrs. Curth of Cleveland. Ohio fatner
ana mother OF the deceased. and It Is rea-
sonably certain that they will arrive In
this city at . o'clock this morning.
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hortuary Renort.

IA. - leNas. February 15.-Tollowirs
s., eVi'uary report for week ending
- ? ~, February IA:
,sd, ecl S;r-I9ne Kelly. 10 years, female.
" WSlts VI; W. Hersey, oS years.
tlts, n,, ,Ifrhosis Of liver; John sever,
;htotkl 4'a'e' white. pneumonia (dlel At
B,, ,.,-Abe Holmes. 81 years. male.
tJeass "a Tic stroke: Joseph Thorn 4,
~. N,sA white. hear. disease tin
xs Ehlts Al. J. Traban, y years, fe-
tlntS - ypho-maiarlal fever; b. Nc
8 inbtleulS. ears, male. white, pulmOn-
ID VII &c. A. Bullarher, year,
81 u y,s,,s tuberculosis; Mrs. Meary Cas-.
y An tetss' female, white, la grippe, etc. ;
rs idl,d ~ years, male, white, tuber-
lflssssusrtc az San Antouioo
n, rsisr,asp .-.Harrlet Clay. Al years, fe-
<.H. zs,& Cerebral heInorrhage: infant
Z has,. female. colored. stlllborn;
t u years male. white, pneu-
n 49, l-saby Rhodes. 10 months.
hneumoniA: Lucy Hartman.
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Alice Baker and her two Younger brothers
who net the remains at New orleans,
arrived In this city yesterday afternoon at
2 o'clock In two private cars over the
Southern Pacific. The remains were taken
In charge by Undertakes Wall & Stabs
and conveyed 10 the home the bereayed
loved ones following in carriages.
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"a Rough Rlder,s Romance.n a stirring

layed throughout by the entire onet :"
and avenue II. Re had worked yesterday
as usual and retired at o'clock perfectly
well with the exception Of n cold Later
In the night he awoke suffering from
severe cramps and at l O'Clock death On,
sued The deceased had lived In Calves
ton all OF his life and leaves family,
cousls ing of wife aud ono child. He
! in the city.
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Orleans and slrcn they have been IN the
state they visited Beaumont ana Houston,
One OF them said last night that al three
OF them were perfectly astpunded with the
greatness of Texas and iis wonderful &C
sources and that they intended TO visit
every section OF the state before their re-
uIn home
u is 1ald that they represent consider
able capital nnd VIII make some extensive
Investments before leaving for the North.
insurance Permits.
austin Texas, February i5-The follow
inc Insurance companies today renewed
tAelz permits 10 % business In Texas;
l,crn8uis Life Of Sew York tax
Ti2ftNT; sgeatg' certificates ~, Number
~ policies written during he past year
Iic. amount 81 Jl3,y-1; policies ia force
now &-2: nm0uut El,7I4,ft7
United states Fidelity md Guaranty com
po0y OF Baiiimotei tax SiJa53i agents
cHtijctos So kisSs written during the
psFt year 50 22524J losses paid gsl .Us4,
ioiscs incurred S9llSt Total amount OF
INKS at end Of year yi,23fi 1915.
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seen on the stage. Miss Ida Melville de-
serves great credit for what Is rer,ly
clever lmpersouation. For an attractive
young lady TO make mp into such a hldeous.
awkward gawky country girl and to play
the part Of the clumscst nglest woman
ever seen on the stage is a rare feat Mr.
Ogdon Wight was very good as Hiram
Hopkins. and Miss Marie Day as Clndy
Hopkins.
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department OF
Agriculture, Insurance. Statistics and uia.
tory, State OF Texas
Austlp, Texas. February 10. 1904
To all whom II may concern:
This IL 10 certify that the
ATLAS
Assurance Company of London, Eng.
lnnd, has In all respects fully com
Piled with the laws OF Texas ns
conditions precedent to It's doing bnslnoes
In this state aud that said company holds
. certificate Of authority from this office
Cntltlng IL Ia do business In this State
Tor one GEAR from the ist day OF January,
l'N2. to the Stat day ~ December, 1907
F. g. en- under my hand and
Seal seal M offlce, In Austin, the
--------- day and date hrNt above writ.
ten. A, $. THWEATr.
Acting Commissioner
WEEMS q. BERlNG,
Resident Agents Houston, Texas.