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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-15
"a Night on Broadway"

1t is conceded that Harry Norris has
personally produced more new and sue
cessful material than any actor-manager
before the public strong in the matter of
originality and creative ability. His
Might ON Broadway" which will be seen
at the Star commencing Monday is II
musical farce, being an adaptation of the
reigning success of the German capital
city Berlin Mach Elf"
1t is fun of strong dramatic situation
with cleverly connected plot. A vein
of contagious humor runs throughout the
dialogue, The music Is fresh, rythmic and
tuneful and shows clever scoring.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-15

~OLONEL II. M. BOIES will
4 give q dinner in honor of the
anthracite commission at his
~ home on Clay avenue TIES
day night next.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-15
Philadelphia Orchestra Tuesday.

A musical event of unusual interest
will be the appearance of the Philadel-
phia Symphony orchestra at the Lyceum
theater Tuesday evening next. This or
ganiZation of seventy musicians will give
programme of great interest and the
musical people Of Scranton will no doubt
be present in large numbers The sOlost
for this concert Is Mr.. August Spanuth.
pianist of note. who has created a
favorable impression in New York and
Philadelphia. The criticisms of the per-
formances given by this orchestra in
Philadelphia are most hattering, and the
citizens of that city, by their liberal sup
port, show their appreciation of the or
sanization, The diagram for sale of
seats opens this morning,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-15
Dress Goods

French Flannes printed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 39c
Zoe Fancy Stripe Wastings short lengths soc
ihdrens Cloakngs at Gu. prices.
Golf plain-back Cloakings close.
Reautiful now Persian Stripe MerceriZed Waistngs.
White Pinue Marseiles and choice mercerized
shepherd Checks all sizes Black and White..... SOC
Whp Cords high lusre, 65c value .............. soc
llonespun Tweed Mixtures 59c value SOC
tolored CheViotS, 40 inches wde 65c value. SOC
Albatros all the choice shades SOC value 39c
loplins, Prunees, Armures I5c value SOC
GRANTEES Arnures Pebbles, etc, $1O0 value. 75c
Nenetians, all new coors $l.25 value $100
Oxford and Grey Venetans s1.O0 value ........ 75c
Oxford and Grey Venetians, $125 value. .$l.OO
Persian Stripe, white ground, meroeriZed, $1.0O
Fine Wastings short lengths 75c and $1.OO goods. soc
Worsted finish Waistins stripes 15c and 25c
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-01
HEsTERs WEEKLY STATEMENT.

The Increase for January, 1902. Was
Greater han for Two Previous Years.
New Orleans, Januaty 3D. Secretary Hes.
tcr's New Ur,au, cotton exchange state
mcnt issued today covers tbc monthly move
ment TO january 3D.
Compared witch last year &c shows an i'm.
crease for the month 10 ruuud figures Of
3i2,uou hulrs compared with year before
last au urrease of 500 600 and with 1883 an
mcrcaso OF $4,000
The total Tor January was 1924 2oJ
against pS3 l2S last year. 954.G10 year be-
fore last aud l,1G9osa same time IN 1899.
The amount or the crop brought into
sight Tor the i've months from Se~tember
to January, inclusive. Is 372 900 over last
year, iuo4,OoO over year before last and
vG6,uoO under 1880 The movement from
september ! to January 81, inclusive, shows
receipts az all United states delivery parts
5,si2,j42, against 5,3A2,i2T last year. 4,77O,-
o5G year before last and GsO3 Us4 same
time In 1899; overland across the Missls-
sippl, OHIO and Potomac rivers TO Northern
mills ana Canada $4,000. against 5000
last year, Hl1,uA year before last and HSl,-
$50 same time IN 1929; Soulaern mill tax
lhBs, extensive OF quantity consumed at
southern outports, su,UOO against T3j, $50
| ,ast year ~ year before last aud coo
$40 same time In lSag aud Interior stocks
In excess If those held at the commence
ment OF the scasou lSO,64G against UjS SO
last year tji,il- wear before last and I51,
li$ same time In 1899. These make the 10.
( lnl amount OF the cotton crop brought Into
sight during the i've months ending Jan
| uBIN GlGN2pllS, against T.31TlfI last
ven no'-ll1 year before last and $500
13- s0me time iu 1899,
Northern spiuncrs took during January
5IotaA bales, against 2lG4i- Inst year. and
20, sob year before last. increasing thrIr
total for The i've months to l,31L4So,
against l.al9HHS last year. aud l.6Sl g9G
the ye'r before. This makes their average
weekly falIuga for the season g. lO4
against .b03H last year, and 6o,sa4 The
year before.
Foreign exports for the Ave months OF
ne season have hocn I534077 bales,
showing am increase over last season of
aolAsi and an increase over the same
period year before last Of l,2nl 500. The
compared with January last year has been
I96,S06 aud compared withthe same period
year before last OF i09, 236.
stocks az the seaboard and the twenty.
nine leading southern interior markets on
January ~, were 1857 as. against G6a-
u-o the same date last year, aud 1.G9o, $50
the year before.
Including port and interior towns stocks
LETT over from the previous season and
the number Of bales OF the current crop
Drought into sight during the 1--WE months
The supply has been S,2Ss S25, against
r6NoV05 last year, and TAm,ol5 the year
Up to January 81 last year - rs 100
per cent OF the cotton crop had been mar.
ktted ana for the same i've months IN
400 the percentage of the crop brought
7S9l60. 'N '''Ne'''"s' ''"'''o was
The movement into sight during the
past week has been 2T3Tl0, against o37,.
~ for The seven DAYS ending January
~ last year; Pa o40 year before last. ana
2o9,olO same time in 1899.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-01
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

FREMONT Ohio Bccanse Of tho provo-
cnre Of smallpox IN this city the board
of education has decided to close an pub
lie schools fog zen DAYS no new eases
ere req orted ny 10 last night
NEW YORK The prince OF Wales ha5
returned To London. says the correspondent
there ~ the Tribune lie is understood to
Doe much erntldcd by the reception extend
cd Ia him during hts stay iu Germany.
NEW YORK LII IS stated that Score.
tary Lyman J. Gage. who rctircs from
The rcasuryship on saturday viii visit
this city on Monday next to confer with
the directors OF the International Banking
corporation, the presidency Of which # is
rcnorted the directors urc urging him to
take.
CHCAG0,--A meeting Of Western fire
Insurance managers has been called in this
city for nest Monday 10 consider the
Western situation. Insurance men say the
ST uation I'm the West has for q long time
hCen anything hut satisfactory, rates he
Ing l7w ana losses being heavy The
meeting may decide ia advance rates.
GAtLFOLIS, Ohio.-The body Of lIar-
rry Williams. one of the dr-poraaors
!liiri here Wednesday, night while mt
ten pting o. commit rnhbory, was shipped
20 Athrns Ohio. Tine body OF John ysle,
the other Desperate, viii be Acld smith
SNturd{v and II not claimed. Will ne de-
Aycrcd TO medical college at Athens
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-01
TEXAS.

Tho secretary Of state 0led 100 charters
and thlrty-SS charter amendments during
the month NJ January, as against eighty
one charters and fourteen charter amend.
mentg for the same month last year.
The machinery In the Gonzales cotton mill
was started M and worked smoothly
An epidemic Of grip is reported at Bert.
ram.
Rig land deals arc Of everyday occur
renee in Wharton county.
State Revenue Agent Jameson has re-
signed.
The attorney general has advised the com.
missioner OF the general land office that
unabandoned presumption claIms Sled nrior
IN May %, iS0S, stlll hold good uotwth-
standing the limitations OF the act Of 1900
The university regents have adopted plans
for woman's building aud made m appro.
priation TO secure adequate protection for
the State university against fire.
Governor Savers has issued his proclama.
tion requesting the observance OF Arbor
Day.
The legislative committee Of investigation
turns down a number Of suggestions tend,
ing to make It depart from its regular line
OF duty.
GrRyson county Irish potato growers will
plant 1000 acres this season
The schooner Caroline was wrecked of
Brownsville.
T, A. Morris, white man. was hanged
at Corslcana He was convicted Of murder.
ing his friend.
nlneinch gusher is expected in at
Beaumont within the next few days.
negro named Hopkins, on trial AZ Con
GALES for criminal assault. was given the
death penalty.
Lnm Crouch. on trial at Center for mur.
der, was acquitted.
Livingston is to have a National bank.
Corpus Christi is to have a canning fac.
tory,
The Galveston sea wall is assured. thu
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-01

New York. January ~. much talked
Of steamship trust has been launched. It
became known today that practically all
the steamship lines running between this
country aud England had signed an agree
ment 20 sustain certain minimum east
bound freight rates on grain -four and
provisions and tt win 20 into effect tomor-
row. These minimum rates. ave % pence q
hushei for grain, shimgs 8 Pence ton
for ncur and 10 shlllnss a .ong ton Of
- 20 pounds for provisions 40 freight
already landed win be affected 10y The
agreement
The lines sisaug it, according TO L.
Bowne Sanderson OF the Wilson line are
the White Star, the Cunard the American,
the Red star, the Lcyand, tlc Atlantic
Transport, the Ma ional, the Wilson, the
furncss Leylaud, the Lomport * Holt the
Shiladclphla Manchester, the Chesapeake
aud Ohio company the Virginia line and
the Dominion line. The ports touched by
these lines are Montreal Portland, Bos-
ton, New York Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Newport News, Norfolk and New Orleans
on his side aud Liverpool, Manchester,
southampton, London and Hun in Eng
land
white Mr. Sanderson did not mention the
lldorDempstcr, the Bristol city which
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-01
MEANS TO FIGHT sHARKEy
Jettres Announces That He WIN 81.
to His Aareement.

Jettrles Announces That He WIN Silk
to His Agreement,
Boston, Mass, January 29-chsupn
jim Jenries has announced that he vsI
stick to the articles Of agreement be sispg
to fight Tom Sharkcy. and that he Vii
meet the sailor before any clnb thai b
able to guarantee TO pull of the dght ali
which offers proper inducements.
Jchries Is anxious to fight and plans h
ending 10 all the championship aspltiis
S fast rs possible and VIII fight anyvAg,,
AN Francisco, of course, Is the city Oh
hampton would rather fight IN, as he n
IRE that there will be no iutefients
here by the authorities. II. however, ts.
riSco promoters do not care to take IL
particular match he arranges he will ID
before any club which will post a fogti
guaranteeing to hold the contest accardh,
to the articles.
Tom Sharkey has first call" said MI
fries this morning And IL 1t Is posslss
for MS 10 meet in the ring he will have Is
chance at the title. | am sorry The Y@t
mite club Of Frisco would not taks iA3'
bout. Frisco Is a good town for I aa
tight, but ! suppose the directors Of b
club know their little book or theg VOL
not have dropped the contest There's
use lighting for little or nothing
AS for the other big fellows who isai'
they are entitled to a scrap an realt
do business with any OF them. ! wIri
60 right down the line and then "
take long rest "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-01
RICE WATER is WHOLESOME.
Nounshng Part Of the Food lnvariabl,
Wasted bv Cooks

Nourshine Part Of the Food lnvariabls
Wasted by Cooks.
1t Is probable that few occidental cooks
are aware that IN dscardIng the water in
which rice Is boiled they are wasting what
Is regarded by the oriental as the most nu-
t1tlous part of the food This fact was
enrionsly proved some years since, when a
detachment OF Europeans ana native troops
IN India found themselves beleagured In a
Tort with Insufficient ratlous, even OF rice.
TO enable them TO hold out until force
conid march to their relief.
II was when the officers were .erlous,v
debating this problem that the natives an.
preached them with what was regarded n 3
curious solution Of the diligently. If. pro.
posed the latter, the Europcons took oll
rue rice, they, the natives Syoul1 Ia mi, ,
intent with the water Ia which il vn !
hhoiiggl' Inc suggestion IN place Of any
tS a aih u9op'Ga when lt was remarkel
eunt While the Europeans fouad II aim
sun 10 maintain thclr strength on snu
tSliohs or rice, the natives LOST none AZ
Hnrr stGminA ny several weeks diet an tAe
wafer When the proposal was made me
action OF the natives was praised eS an,
Or Breat devotion 70 thelr snprpinrs Nut
me sentiment was somewhat modified when
s a a'seoNerJ was made that the natives
were quite aware that the PRINCIPAL noun.
isniuent Law In the water.
S'nee thei time Europeans IN tho Orlgnt
a4ln"Wlng tue custom OF the natives, have
gwen rice water 70 patients, psrtlcniH-lr
"a cases q cholera. as a last resort wfta
no ot1ef food can be retainer IN the
nDomaeh, and usually with good r,sa n.
bot the natives always value this w,Xer
so hlshly that II Is never thrown AWAY
10 fact Il would surprise many cooks 10
ulseoYer now much nav be done with this
cooked IN the oriental fashion. that Is
boiled only so long that each grain comes
sl OF the pan separate and not as a sod.
ocn mass, the water, when strained on and
permitted 70 cool win become iely nm.
Eroaching the consistency Of banc.mange
To suit the occidental palate the water
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-01
RAILROADS.

The new alliance Of the Rock Island gives
rise TO rumors of control by Morgan.
The testimony Of J. 7. Morgan aud othec
organizers may be taken in the case against
tie Northern Securities company.
More railroad tunnels under New YORK
are projected.
Central officials are TOURING the system TO-
eating sites for oil tanks.
$. r. b. Morse is TO be IN char~s Of the
immigration project Of the southern Pacific.
General Manager Kruttschuitt said hts
visit here had nothing to DO vita the .,k+ea
ancc committee conference. lie left last
night for New Orleans and will return Mon
day
Superintendent Sweeney of the Katy has
issued farewell address to the employees
OF the road
Manager Miller and other Central officials
returned from an inspection tour.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-01
WASHINGTON

AZ cabinet meeting President Roosevelt
made 1t very apparent that he is au earnest
advocate Of Cuban reciprocity
President Roosevelt has issued an order
forbiddng government employees, except
through the heads Of department, TO Sc
cure an Increase Of salary
Bill repeating war revenue taxes has been
completed and will be reported to the
house Monday.
The democrats may caucus to determine
the party position on the route for the
isthmian canal.
President Roosevelt may attend the coro-
nation of Edward VII, though it has not
been positively decided.
1t is said the senate win look after Cuban
interests, as the house has refused to do
anything.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-01
OF THE NEWS.
1oday's Weather:
Partly cloudy with rain on the coast.
DOMESTIC.
Partly cloudy With rain on

The effects Of the recent severe weather
are still felt iu Kentucky.
The Biddics were pursued and reeaptuFea.
Both Of them were wounded. while the wo-
man who was with them shot herself but
not fatally
Admiral and Mrs. schley are in Nash
vile.
The difference between "and" and 'or''
was $4,000 to the plaintiff In New Jer-
sey Will contest.
A Michigan Central train was held up al
Bay city while the passengers were vacci'
mated.
Boer representatives have cabled PTesi'
dent Roosevelt asking him to use bis good
Offices to prevent the execution Of Com
mander Kritzlnger
number Of Texans were on the stand
IN the Patrick case. among them W. l..
Jones. who gave evidence as TO purchasing
chloroform. Others testified concerning the
signatures to the 1900 will and disputed
checks.
President Roosevelt will visit the
Charleston exposition on February j..
An agreement has been entered into on
freight rates on grain by the Trans
Atlantic steamship lines.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-01
: seeeeeaeaeeeeasessaaaseaaa,

aud slcet and to the inability Of roofs to
sustain such loads.
business I'm the smaller towns has been
serious incommoded by the Interruption Of
Wire services hy telephone aud telegraph
In the country stock has suffered, aud i'm
some sections the wheat crop is reported
tn be ruined
such % Siege of sIoot and cold rain is
altogether unprecedented. In some places
the ground has hcen covered with lee to
depth Of six inches
In Central and Western Tennessee the
damage TO houses AMI stocks of goods has
hoen enormous. Reports from Paris. Drcs
dem, Mckenzie Jackson. Huntingdon and
Union city state that the storm OF Slcct ANA
rain has been unprecedented in those sec
tlons. North Mississippi has suffered severe
ly. the people being wholly unprepared 10
protect themselves from the unusual condl.
tionS now prevailing. In Arkansas thu
storm played fearful havoc To houses and
other property, Telegraph aud telephone
wires are down In every direction and 81
will he several days before the extent OF
the damage will be known
There was rise IN the temncratnre TO-
day, and il is believed that conditions will
rapidly improve.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-01
THE FIRE AT NORFOLK.
Biggest ConHaaration that Has Occurred
There In Thirty Years.

Biggest Conflaaration that Has Occurred
There in Thirty Years.
Norfolk, Va, January 3l-The nre early
this morning destroyed the Atlantic hotel.
the Columbia office building, the Ahcmarlc
Oats and Q block Of stores, The loss is
over 100000, FUZZY Insured
me burned district Us spread over q city
block, ana At least $50 business firms ana
living apartments were consumed hy The
flames, Colonel J. Hun Davidson, who
conducted tho American cafe nj the Paris
exposition, Is the lessee of the Atlantic
hotel. He can not now estimate his loss
nor can LowCnberg, president OF the Nor
folk and Atlantic Terminal company, the
owner Of the Columbia building, Several
Bremen and citizens. In one building ave
women were carried down the fire escape
unnjurCd.
The telephone and electric power sys.
TENS are az staulstili
The bro was the largest ma this city for
thiiIr years rs rapid spread was due 20
lack " water.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-01
SALE OF PAINTINGS.
The Hanford Collection BROUGHT Coco
Prices

The Hanford Collection Brouuht Good
Prices
Ne" YORK january @-Pajntlngz which
FORMED The collection OF the late p. c. Han
'''u OF Chicago have been sold Ia this city
under the auspices Of the American Art as,
sociaton The total Tor the sale was Sl24..
Nouen paintings sold extremely wen.
.ll i9e nld masters for some reason or 9th.
wy rot thgin 70 hiring the prIces that
a9a heen expected Rcmhrandt's ''Tbe 40.
Souhant brought $4,000: Fucene Fishopf
o og Sh,, the Rembrandt Ttan's porfreit
ltu,hn !; OF Spain. from the Duke OF
~ IN M fislon for Sl40O MuriIlo's I'm.
WIIa,HIniate Conception was sold for sSTdi0
st 93.oeih lr Portrait .of an Ecclesastic" for
Sioo,.n lIo3on landscape, with cattle. FOR
iaiDU5i and Cavaliers on a Road In Hel
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-01
Observation-Disclosures
WANTS A REELECTION.

The President an Earnest Advo-
cate Of Cuban Reciprocity
Washington, January 3t-Thc only
business matter OF interest under
discussion NJ the cabinet meeting to
day was the Cuban reciprocity aues.
tlon now before congress. Tho presl.
dent is very much In cnrnest IN his
advocacy Of reduction OF The duty
on Cuban sugar. Secretary Root
also IS strong advocate 81 re-
duction Of about 25 per cent. II IS
believed that this proposition meets
with the general approval OF the
members OF the cabinet.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-01
TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES.

Lockhart. Texas. January sl-iIaa T.
Beatty has apnnrnced for reeleehoa Y.
representative Of Caldwell county HaN'
constitutes the Sixtieth district
Lockhnrt. Texas. January 3l.-,ldass \.
II. Hogan Is spoken Of as csnllgas y.
the state serate for the Twenty - Slis VI
trict composed Of the counties ., sJ -, NJ
Gonzales, Guadalupe, Hays 0om@
BlauCo
Cameron, Texas, January 5l.-! !ali,,
Cruuk has announced himself, as esa a
to represent the Sixty-sixth dlstriV' :
legislature.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-01

Heikcs Of Ohio made new world's rec
ord az clay pigeons at the Waco shoot
Jenries stlll considers himself as bound
by the articles of agreement with Sharkcy
Nasturuum. Whitney's $4,000 horse. is ~
10 England ami has gone 10 long odds as a
derby candidate
Some action 10 the baseball suit is prom
lsed FOR the near future
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-01
euEsrs oF NASHVILLE.

Admiral and Mrs schey Are in the
Capital OF Tennessee.
Nashville, Tenn. january 81 Admiral
and Mrs. sohley are the guests OF Nashvir.
tonight ard The city Is I'm holiday attire
In their honor. The train hearing thcm
nom Louisville over the Louisville and
Nashville road was met at Bowling Green
today by committee OF Nashville citizens.
who Joined them on President Smiths mi.
waite ear for the remainder OF the sorfney
Roth the admiral and hts wife appeared
IN the best OF health and spirits, ana ~.
pressed themselves as highly delighted with
their stay In Louisville.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-01
Weather Effects sim Annarent.

Louisville, XIV. January n Louisville re-
mains cut of from Geographic communica-
ton from the South and tho effects Of the
storm are Sti0 apparent, the streets being
almost hlorkadcd In some portions OF tbe
city 10y the half frozen mass Of sleet. Much
damage has been don" 30 the shade trees
The temperature Is rising rapidly.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-01
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS
lSncclnl to Tho Post.l

INpcclaI % Inc FosIl
Port Eads. La.-Arrived; Mae las'
from Porto Rican ports. Sailed Bl \
(Aml. for New York; Lake Manitobs ~
for Brcmcu. French warship llsA'
Trouln, for Havana Il.
weston a.,
Belfast, Arrived: lnishowen Head lSA
from Galveston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-01
CONGRESSIONAL.

speech in the senate on the legality Of con
stitutonnl phases Of the Philippine tariff
bill.
The house discussed It's right TO he con.
suited when reciprocity trcuuos Affecting
the revenue are being considered.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-01
National Bank for Livingston.

Washington, January 81 The applica-
tiou Of " S. Woodan Of shreveport, La
IL. H. Nource. + Yowee, L. j, Smith and
Q. r, Decker TO organize the First Ma
tonal bank Of Livingston, Texas, with So
GOO capital, has been approved 10y the
compNolIer Of the eurrencY.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-01
csttle Skinned to EnaIand.

waxahachie, Texas, January 80
hundred head Of beef cattle were III i,
from this city to England yestas,gaals,,.,r
SHIPMENT was made by the Flan 4,,s,,
Min company and the cattle 50 sv'
Liverpool.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-01
COMMERCIAL.

Cotton values declined on an stray of
he0rish statistics.
Tue grain pits all closed lower, and pro
visions followed suit
Very little movement IN stocks.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-01
FINANCIAL.

aboard, were stil fast in ice at n. m.
mcni began T wcdnegiSy ngb n"'y we're physi-
caily comfortable. Tut are eager for
west wind, which II IS expected VIII break
up the ice
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-01
Eczema No Cure, No pav

Your druggist viii refund your money II
PAHo OINTMENT fails TO cure Rlngw orm.
BiAckheads on the face aud ali SKIN dis
eases; so cents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-01
Assionee's Sale.

Rrenham, Texas, January Sl-Assicpee
Campbell sold tho stock Of the Brouham
Dry Goods company Thursday evening TO
MIR. A. b. shannon Of Hampstead