davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-07-14

since congress has adjourned the coun-
Try nust look 20 the baseball teams 10
furnish the lights
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-07-14

onicial stealing has been resumed IN
Cuba, II is said. since the American pro-
vfsfonal government was withdrawn.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-07-14

II Is az least encourag ing 10 knew that
Bourke Cochran ard Tamnany have
about become harmonlEed.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-07-14

Another Kansas politician Is inviting
the country TO call him crazy. Senator
Burton has defed Roosevelt.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-07-14

Perhaps we shall learn after awhile that
the river that Funston didn't swim Is not
there. anyway.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-07-14

The present price OF corn Is enough TO
set several hundred thousand OF Georgia
farmers 70 thinking.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-07-14
the PRESIDENT AND The TRUSTS

President Roosevelt has made a lauda-
BILE resolution 20 devote q part Of the va
cation he expected 70 spend in recreation
to work OF a kind that Is very much
needed.
II seems that he is determined to formu-
late and press a bin for the regulation
Of the trusts. He has chosen Attorney
General Knox and Congressman Little
field. OF Maine. as HIS chief advisers in
the preparation of this measure. The lat
ter viii introduce IL early in the next
session Of congress and will have charge
Of Il in that body. Attorney General Knox
appears 70 be warming up to the neces-
sity and practicability OF legislation for
checking the power OF the trusts
He has undertaken to enforce the Sher-
man antitrust law against the railroad
combinations that are VIGOROUSLY violat-
ing the rights of shippers. We expect to
see this effort bring a large measure of
relief 20 all classes Of producers.
But present laws do not so far enough
toward restraining the trusts and eornbi-
nations OF various kinds which are inter
fering with the natural cause OF com
merce. President Roosevelt's intention as
we understand II. is to have prepared. in
troduced and urged as an administration
measure a bill that, II passed. will be
more effective than any act now on the
statute books for the cure Of the great
and growing evils OF trusts.
The president could not engage in a
more commendahle endeavor; he could
not do the country better service than to
restrain the trusts within the limits of
Justice and equity to the public.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-07-14

II begins 20 took ike we are going 70
have 20 hold Aguinaldo and give him that
amnesty.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-07-14

Harry Tracey. the escaped convict, Is
having a regular Major Waller OF a tine
out IN Washington.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-07-14
afoNpAY. yuLY d. q.

Aren't we having rather an oversuppiy
Of the hottest days OF the seasOn7
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-07-14

II A almost impossible 20 pick up a
northern newspaper IN these days without
fn5lng a poem 20 the Georgia peach in a.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-07-14
eEoReIA's COUNTY OFFICERS.

The convention Of county Officers just.
in session has brought to Atlanta large
number OF men who have much TO do with
the administration OF law in this state
Il is probable that. taken as whole
the present county officers in this state
are as faithful and efficient as any that
Georgia has ever had. They have very
important duties. which require the ex-
eroise OF firm principles. good Judgment,
tact and nerve and they measure wen
up TO a high standard of duty.
These officers have an organization that
brings them together every year.
The exchange Of ideas and experiences
thus made possible is conducive to more
efficient service end brings about social
intercourse that Is beneficial as well as
pleasant 10 oil concerned.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10
A NEW TEXT.
Southern Preacher Gives Food for
TL.n,L4

Southern Preacher Gives Food for
Thought.
Coffee works In many different and unsus-
pected ways. Mr. 3. l.. Wesson, pastor Of
Baptist Church Of sardis. Miss, writes:
"a loved coffee from my Infancy. aud
never knew Of it hurting me until was SO
years old. l suffered with headaches II
forced TO do without Il, and sometimes used
It three times a day, but headache had
been one Of the ills OF our family, and
therefore / thought Il was an inherited
evil for which coffee was special remedy
but about nine years ago ! began to suffer
from sleeplessness, which continued until
II seemed as II my nerves would wreck for
want Of sleep, and yet / could not sleep.
friend suggested that | quilt coffee ex-
cept for breakfast, which did, and so
found that / could sleep a little better,
hut my headaches continued, and my ner.
vOus system would sometimes seem as II
the very hhres OF my hesh were moving
within me. II went on until three years
ihg sensation on my limbs below my knees
and on my arms below the elbows, and
sometimes all over my body, but there was
no eruption on the skin; the flesh was
smooth and white consulted several
good nhrsicians. but with no avail.
i mad no idea that the coffee / drank in
the morning caused I, but hnauy decided
\ FOOD coffee. wife made II according TO
directions. 80 that ! liked II equally as
well as coffee. had no idea that il would
lrsiisye the awful itching deep down IN my
lhpsa hut thought ] would try Il 70 see n
lihere was any virtue IN It. I had used II
,piv few days when discovered that the
tchlng was not so severe. When J had
sed n ten days my wife said What ~ the
/ Sntter with you? You DO not seem 70 be
/ 4ss.sleA epith that itching sensation
hi her that ! did not know what was
n cause, but ! knew that ] was not
! tInbled with the itching any more and
| rs thhnkful for II,
| i then went over 70 preach In another
tan and while there drank some strong
cfee, and the Itching returned. When 7
| eRs hafk home ] commenced using Pos
| ri AGAIN. and the itching ceased Then
/ teided that coffee q some way produced
thtlfebine i Drink Postum three times a
/ All ana Sest AZ we'll as ! ever rested, and
nesF nave headaches any more. ] believe
thAhundteds ef preachers who suffer fresna
indEsflen NERVOUSNESS and worry would
en1rest and health II thtg wonld quR
eoai ana use HoetEn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10
UNTIL
October 18th
If You Wish the Latest
and Most Scientific
Treatment Call at Once.

The SOUTHERN SPECIALISTS, who
have large ana permanent offices ia Hous-
ton Texas are certainly doing the most
business o. any Institution in the South.
They are curing more people aud having
better success than any other Institution IN
the country Their wonderful cures have
made for them a reputation and 4 place Of
prominence 10 the homes Of the chronic sut-
fercrs,
The doctors are an graduates Of the Lead
Ing colleges ln the United States aud
Europe, and have devoted their Whole lives
90 the study IT SPECIAL DISEASES Of
Men, Women and Children They can refer
you ~ great urmber whom they have
can give you the best ~ bank references
regarding their dngnc!a responsibility.
IN you are sick or afflicted in any way
you should not fail 20 consult the SOUTH
EltN SPECIALISTS ~ once. and until Oct
~ al sick aud afflicted people wifi be
given THKEL MONTHS SERVICES FREE
medicines cycentadi This generous offer
should LOT be overlooked by a sinGie AZ
hirtcd person. for It certainly IS an op-
portanity tp secure tho best skill ia the
country
OFFICES 1913 Texas Avenue rooms 4u3. 4o4
aud 4e5, Moore Burnett Building Houston,
Texas, Take elevator for the fourth doDP
mud he sure and gsk be- elevator boy for
the SOUTHERN SPECIALISTS Offices
~ ypu can not eall write FOR HOMH
TREATMENT. Branch Offices 520A AU2s
TN Avenue. Waco, Texas. and Keith Build
ing. Beaument. Texas
Consultation free to all.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10
District AVERAGES.
MURRAY AND MACK.

The two Jolly fellows. Murray and Mack
In that merry musical comedy. "A Night on
Broadway" Is announced as the initial
production az the opera house saturhay
october IL, matinee and uight
This Rayety seems 10 have hit the press
and public az Just right, innsmuch rs ID
has been presented Ia every city OF note Id
the United States TO phenomenal bust
ness u IL a cheering Condemnation ~
gayety girls. music and fun, and although
Il contains an original score ~ nineteen
numbers and borders on light opera never.
theless IL admits ~ many high class spe-
tl0n Of fifty peopie, THIS comedy ihys but
little claim 70 plot and II presented for
the sole purpose OF Introducing laughter
beauty and song. cOraliine ali the refresh.
Ing elements 81 gorgeous scenery briiliant
costumes. Jolly pnnsense, entTaucinr mcslc
clever conaedians. fascinating nrfma acnras
hewifchinK Boubrettes and a dashing chorus
or youthful forms with beautiful faces and
lg kifls Bsss hsHaeens sna be.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10
olreREvITIEs.

.., 4 society OF the Central
Ths olsS1n-rkylll meet this afternoon
sock In he chapei'
4 ; nblen requests all mem.
Ms ~ IN Ward Embroidery CLUB
In q wy Wnesday at her home, 11O4
nnA~ ,ns one advisory board Of tie
! Ieeiss,inSf Women's clubs viii be
Civ saftertn at 4 o'clock at the resi-
lsd tnls s Nss f. Ring, 1910 Crawford.
a,sV IA NIX, the popular command
Japan ANN ~, No. 3, Ia the Fifth ward,
2 q ls ss 40 ~ home through illness and
, eoe lilSt waeported to be In a serious
'0as,' :, Lac will give an informal
~ ~ ~ al home Of Mrs. {. X. Cum
isep.'0SS, ie iyis street, corner OF Nc
alas s, ssyenuMonday, October Is, from
Stagp. N,
$3.50. az a negreSs, was arrested
vsv.s i've detectives on warrant
rslves county, charging assault
1--WE = nu S le prisoner viii be taken
Y Gslyestonday.
M ~ rsanl,Fliday night ball ?f the
-i!assysln be given this evening at
lrs....aa,.ss'hgn / not begin until $50 o'clock
~ ilil " resp,to the Jewish holiday, Iom
w sspsar vi ends at that time.
lsrye minated sign is being placed
.,ava tSe u entrance Of the kiam es-
,,.e,lshmentIhe sign Is the one word,
,'TismN famed ont of sheet iron aud II
IN 81 nj by numerous incandescent
balbs.
There arndeliyered kilograms at the
western U Telegraph company for w.
I Box 7 Askea, Frank Andrews ~.
,.r1s lcI p. Harvey, w. Price, sam
SiSou B. Young, II. NJ. Kopperl, c. C..
Rhodes.
Tbs Hon. Oak Lawn and Magnolia
psrk rail- will run trains regularly to-
narrow tuckskin Bits wild west, be
slaning . a. m. Manager Casey Will
IA "a We. Trains leave San Jacinto
ma C0rce street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10
THE TEXAS FIRE RECORD
DAMAGE DONE TO A BUSINESS
HOUSE At CALVERT.
Building and Contents Practically a Total
Loss-sevsrsl Residences at
Various Points.

Calvert. Texas. October e.-Last night
about II O'Clock the brick building owned
by J. Bedach. located ON south Main
street, was almost destroyed Tae value
Of the building was 5000 or $500; ali
damages 70 building were covered by la.
surancc. The DIRE is supposed to have orig.
mated In the cotton Offices Of Mr., KnoblocS
On the second door OF the building rae
books, fixtures aud samples II toe cotton
office were completely destroyed
Mr. Bedach had about a S$OOu stock OF
dry goods on the first hour The goods
were completely ruined by water The
insurance on goods was 5000 How tle
lire originated Is not known
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10
PERSONAL MENTION


7 Z, cranall, Ir. Of Dallas IS russ, =,
the Logan suest ~
.l =. + took Of Austin registered az the
=, Editor n Charles NJ, Rein OF Orange was
III the city yesterday on business.
Mr. Meyer. Levy returned Yesterday. after
a. ~ extended business trip through thu
Mt and Mrs. o. n. Hammersapd ana so,
sNS oryra lsturhed from a trip 70 England and
Mrs. {. $. Penaeld and Misses q. g ann
Ira Lard OF In Porte were visitors Ia
the city yesterday "
non =. l. Perry. representative OF Bra,
1oIla county, came IN from Velasco last
evening ana is stopping at the Bristol.
Mr Dave Chandler, sheriff OF Trinity
county and Mr.. J. b. Gibson. county sur.
trip. ." business
MI Frank Rlckert. Ir., prominent r,ce
miller OF New Orleans. was IN Houston
festsfaaE on business and leaves this morn.
Ing Tor beaumont.
Mrs, a. Tomlinson OF Palestine and
Mss RUDY Darden Of Willis LEFT for their
nolnes yesterday, after a visit TO Mrs d
NJ Duelose, 23lS Iceland
Major Wilder w. Monroe, general hs,.
sSkemaster OF the Southern Pacific system
VINO mas been spending month al his oId
nohis ~ hentqcky. where he Is Interested
III tne OIL neld has returned home.
Mr. Dixon 4, wiufar,, 49,, -
Mr. James A. woodberry. az the Chlnaeo
building company, which company 4 work
ing IN connection with the Southern Pacific
~ the development of the dairy interests
OF the state, arrived here last evening aud
are guests at the Rice.
Mrs. Jonathan Harris and Mrs Athena
harris returned yesterday morning from
summer tour of England. They were 10
London az the coronation and visited tho
north OF England and Scotland rhis is the
eleventh tine Mrs Harris has crossed the
Atlantic ana she returns home very nnrS
improved inhealth
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10
TgxAs NEGRO FARMER NgEDEo.
Must Have a Large Fund Of Practical
Information.

Must Have a Large Fund Of Practical
Information,
Brennan, Texas, October s,-Ar p. l.
Smiley Of this city Is in receipt Of the fol-
lowing letter, which explains Itself;
Mr.. E. L. salley, BrenhRm, Texas.
Galveston. Texas, October a.--Dcar Sir;
am requested by one Of the Liverpool
firms that ! represent TO try 10 secure for
them the services Of either white or col
ored man lcolored man preferred TO pro-
coed "a South Nigeria Africa, whp would
be able 20 teach the natives az the west
coast. hnj especially Nigeria how "a plant
cotton grow Il, pick u and gin Il and got
~ ready for the market, He ought to be
cunyersant with tobacco growing wheat
and Indian corn, peanuts and sweet potA
tocs " YOU should hear OF such man
would be glad u you win pat him IN cor
respondcnce with me as quickly rs possible
j. H. W Steele.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10
FOXY oUILLER.p

The principal comedian of the "Foxy
CUTLER ope'a company. which will an.
pear In this dty at the opera house Mon.
Say and Tueiday, October n and Is
matinee Iueshy is Richard Golden. who
IL known TO theatergoers all over this
country MS ,uu maker Of rare ability
Hls work In The title role Of De Kovtu
n Smlths tungul opera Is said 10 be the
pest ne mas ever done as the character Of
the bomhustic overbearing Foxy Ouilier
auords MIN exceptional opportunities for
me display OF his Irresistible humor Mr.
boiuen Is Suspected by the largest musical
organization ev,r sent on tile road. In
point Of scenic Equipment and numbers 1t
IS notable proGction characterized by A
lavishness In expenditure seldom reached
Dy a traVe.ing Company. No comic opera
staged IN recent years has been received
with such unanimous favor as Foxy
1Quiller and 1t has been frequently re.
IefIed to as the best effort of those p OLD
writer's, Messrs n Koven & smith The
same production bat won distinction m
the large cities Of he East Will be brought
mere and u VIII be found one of the best
musical offerings the season In the
company is Miss Inrion Field who re.
hnquished high psitlon In the exclusive
social circles OF Booklyn to crown the
operate stage Afer 4 brilliant career
abroad she returned to this country 10 as
sumo the position o prima donna OF the
Foxy Quiller" Ora COMPANY. Then
there Is diminutlye Alolph link. one Of The
original liliputians, whose enactment OF
the role of kimono, kleptomaniac. has
convulsed audiences Wherever the opera has
been presented. A hauty chorus Is an
other strong feature of the production
These young women WIRE selected by Man
ager Ben Stern from hundreds Of nppi-
cants and are said q be unusually hnc
singers and possessed z exceptional good
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10
Crowley Nows.

Crowley, la, October 9,-Attorney Percy
T. Ogden has just returned home from 81.
Martlnsvllie where he has filed n suit FOR
=. W Mcbride 81 this city ngainBt Mrs
EDMOND Pcllerin and husband. Involving tie
sum Of 1880, alleging Islander.
the corner stone of The new parish court
house was laid this afternoon at O'CLOCK
hy Contractor Tom Loyell. There were nd
ceremonies and the event was Witnessed
only By Mayor Chappius, the newspaper
representatives. and feg passersby.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10

n Tssk \, snof The vide range Of thoueh, IN.
corning As they do thu inesf si 'ias1s0ns, sen
H. fttle,d conditions Of humnnitv
Il, A .,,a. topie for Yesterday afternoon va.
49, 1890 ,s,,ar ehu lithine, which was devei.
a .s Miss Grace. Blackburn sans s oS,,
ut M sol9 appropriate to the occasioh
a. MS AFTERNOON at a;SU reunion az al
the chapel, to which ali worms, su nv'a et
i n,.,.csh ana eongregation are most cofeiaiiS
i ,il,,i to attend Reports az circle ,rnri
ri iiit " presented after which the timc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10

Dayton, Texas October s.-The Taytor
Dayton oil company has as yet done moth.
ing IN the way Of developing the sait we'll
Dayton has hue showing ~ oil and tho
owners feel sure ~ success IN the near
future.
The rice crop IS nearly all harvested The
yield ca some Of tue land was nne making
twenty sacks per acre; 60O0 sacks ig the
estimate Of the crop here this year. This
WAS an raised by wells, There win be a
large increase next year In acreage,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10
TempIe RethIsraeI.

This friday evening tie atonement serv-
ices viii commence at o'clock and tonor.
row morning at 10 o'cloci. The rabbi will
be assisted by Messrs. /. Rosendeld, T.
Kahn r. Half and e. RAPHAEL. Mr.. Kahn
win deliver an address during the after.
noon service Dr. Barnsteh's subjects will
be The Meaning Of Allotment" "Why
We Attend Temple AM Tolerance. .
Mr. Gates viii sing the plo during the
ing, Mrs. Allen at noon and Mr. Oliver dur
ing the afternoon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10
rhrss Small Fires Ystsrdav

The fire department had tie busiest day
yesterday Of the fall season, hree runs be-
ing made. The first was al 1880 a. m,
to box NO % for slight haze at the
Houston, BRACES and Northerndepot The
second occurred at :35 p m. ttbox No. 326
Rich and occupied by S A. dells The
third alarm came In at 600 p, A., box No.
23 being pulled Tor small blaB at George
j. Mellingers warehouse, Sls Crawford
street
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10
Residenoe a. Ennis.

Ennis Texas. october "a dwelling
house belonging to $ p. johnson and oc.
curied BY Hubert Hawkins burned here
this morning at O'Clock. The house was
valued at $3.50 and insured for $1t0l
The homo Of ]. j. Rawllns on N,rth Dal.
las street burned nj 10 O'Clock today. loss
$1,000 insured for S22uo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10
Collision in the Fifth.

The Southern Pacific and the Iuterna.
tional and Great Northern came together
again early yesterday morning at IL South
ern Pacific crossing In the Fifth wad. The
international and Great Northern ost two
cars that were knocked clear firm the
track. No one was injured. Trails were
DELAYED on the international aud Great
Northern for n short while.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10
En,vorth LEAGUE Toniaht.

The Epworth League will hold lierary
meeting at the Mckee Street Methodist
church. Fifth ward. this evening beginning
ut s o'clock. This meeting was POSTPONED
from two weeks ago. An excellent pro-
gram. embracing good music and slging
and short talks, has been prepared, an an
ENJOYABLE time IS promised all who attend.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10
] Be Ready for the Season

Norge Anderson OF Jennings, La,
Hesident Of the Northern Irrigation
sal, Is n the city, guest Of the
Nj anderson says that his company,
w building canal IN Matagorda
g WI nave seven miles of the main
tu audltion to several miles OF
y Dupleted and ready for the food.
.9''Se iahds In time for the coming
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10
MISUNDERSTANDING
''' .,,NA rRus' lNoUIRlNe.
v.ov Regulations at Port Of
rss I" Galvston.

v.o,v REGULATIONS at Port OF
Rs.s % Galvston.
-. R rsor. State health Of.
81 s's. - IN the lty last evening on a
u iIT .s,a from lew Orleans, whittier
,' W Men on buness.
~ !. NAT cItae was seen by repre-
EEsi's y me Aerican Fruit company
s,.iiii, .. :, trus who desired to make
Z hs olD n,. Tor utting on line Of
MI nl. e cslvesn in the banana trade.
|sansFs Y ,, S we informed by him that
1asss 81 a,scbar their cargoes in that
hu r0a,u sa,pe editions as allowed the
|a.l q =, .a-nnan and Bayer X Sons,
|Gsss'Ios ~ ~ ~ / part Of the American
ny nv NV evently means that Bayer
|Erat e0lug IN not allowed to build up n
l.. - trade rad IN gas without the vigorous
snls ,.,.n Of thbanana trust
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10
THE DEATH ROLL.
Mrs. Mary A. Swain.

WIZ IWuI N OWaINs
yesterday morning at $3.50, at her
Itsid corner OF Center aud Sawyer
gfeers. Nary A. Swain, in the sixty
nth OF her age. The funeral will
tssee at 3 p. m, today ut the Taber.
nseptlst CHURCH. lnterment in the Ger.
naneiery. Deceased leaves FIVE sis
iegs daughters, eight grandchildren
and great grandchildren.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10
ResIdenoe Il cadde. |. I.

Denlson, Texas, October e.-At Caddo. l..
r., thirty miles north OF here the resi-
dence Of Dr. n Miller burned at a loss OF
about $500; insurance $500
The residence OF Matt nupree burned; ,
loss 500; insurance 500
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10
stabIe al Richn1ond.

Richmond, Texas. Octohor "a dre
started in Goodman Bros livery stable
this afternoon which was only checked by
heroic work OF the iremen and citizens
Probably twenty tons Of hue hay was de-
stroyed. The building was the property of
4. n Wessendorn ana SO lar as known
there was no insurance ON t.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10
l|I)|l)|l)
)|g|IS1(l)Ill
- 81 BOTANIC BLOOD Balm


!. you Have
u Intensive Eruptions. splotches
~, se''soloFed Eruptions. or Rash on
~ Blood feels hot. with itching.
sT.,1 A'o' seabs and Scales, suppurat-
psrt nss Glands Swollen. Ulcers on
us *. t9e BODY, Old Eating Sores,
ana snes, Scrofnla, Carhuncles,
1ehro,-.ese ants IN Bones or Joints Hair
ID SSr. itailing out IN patches, Fer
ted aouths Gums or Throat. or
4 Pols5n Psts BLOOD. then sou have
Take RI, iAer Inherited or contract
oiss . directions Soon ri Snrns
4 ana a Eruntions Will heal nerfectiv'
narfs.s. suns cease, Swellines subslde.
MS ~ never -t0-return cnre made
glow Hlson IN blood, gives skin the
5 the ,rnse perfect health. B. b b.
Z hss 49, cases no matter who IN
I has ,s s'std Il discouraged, IL Dis.
~ leShed Secondary ~ T@-ffi ~.
lssndss ls ss. that B. B. r, has cured
4lcS. eH "hen the body was q mass
e, ossss Careers Of All Kinds.
en- Rseo5S Senngs, Eating Sores. uFly
re hioos9 Balm kills the Csncer Poison
eot,.,s qua meals the sores perfectly.
49,. 'D'o Blood Balm (6. 3. s1 Is
,fe1ghlr y pare botanic Ingredients.
lsa b Dr. c, Tor thirty years. orig.
ssr large liam, the great specialist;
i{'eie directionie az drug stores, with
- a. fee and prena;d ~ a,rsIln,
lble fn1 80, Atlanta. Ga neSesths
'salsa istts,ee medical advice also sent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10
clover Leaf Dance.

The third hon OF the Glover Leaf soial
club will be given tonight at Pytpn
hall. in the Fifth ward. The club has Y
sued A large number Of invitations TO thtf
friends and pleasant evening Is promlsfl
ali who attend, Herb & Lewis pand w
f,trnish the music.