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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19
GRAIN MARKET DECLINES
DESPITE BUlLlSH kpVicES.
SHORTS HELP PROFIT TAX
ERS.
Early Gains Dissipatcd by Heavy
Selling Toward Close of
Session.

Proft-taking ana selling by shorts de-
: pressed wheat and corn during the greater
portion OF yesterdays session. Near the
close there was some covering and some
buying by longs. but The support CAME TOO
!, late 10 do anything more than steady the
market and wipe out portion Of the ear
ly losses. 9iilder weather and reports Of
snow in many sections of the winter-wheat
belt, with prospects OF more in the South
/ west. had much TO do with the genera!
weakness. Purely statistical news was. N
the main. builish. Liverpool and other
European markets were steady. though the
export demand was not heavy. the re-
sponse to Mondays domestic losses.
not so great as had been predicted. Wheat
receipts at primary points we're only a
triie larger and ST. Louis got less tnan on
the corresponding day last year Ac-
supply of wheat east of The Rocky Noun
tsins declined 5S3,ev bu. last week and the
total worlds visible decrease was Sl,iS3O0
bu.
May wheat opened isc up and sold at:
Sc. s4Ac. ESQ., stisQS"c SOC. s5i8r, sassy s5c.
siAasa5sc. s4:.c. s4ESs4Tsc S4ssSia4e sis.i sisc,
AMUSING. sissc, si>sNe4Yc. s4lsc. SsA.TSi}.c.
..ss. st:ass3se st.,e Sis s'',s Ne ss;.s Sc
abs, Sc s7s.c, sss. qsa7:e. Ss5sc " sigSi3.s
ssi7c, ssstc. 1sAc. lsi-h1Sisc. 1Sc. I.7,c. .iNIc
77sc ,7,.c. 15sc. 7slsc. 7Sl.c, 7sH@7s1.c, 'si.c
. Both local and primary receipts of corn
I'were smaller than on the corresponding dav
E1ast year The worlds visible supply de-
creased $4,000 bu during the week There
sSwas good early demand, but the lack of
ycash inquiry and free offerings on a down
scale broke the market. Liquidation of long
Dimes and selling by shorts continued until
the end Of the session.
= May corn opened isdAc off and sold at:
efMc. eahGs2Ac, G2i.c. e2isae2i.c G2I.c s2i. N
ssss,c. s2l.c, s2has2.c, szIsc.- rst.iGs.c s5,ic'
rsssc 61ssq62isc. 627sc. e27.a62Iac. csc ea..c
HM4e2Sc 62ssc. e2aG62Ssc. e23.c cslsGdgl,c
S2Sc. el.c. c3isgG2l4c e2i.c. &c. 6aaSs.sc &c
se1nc, sl!sgsec &c el'k062c. 62r, Gl'sms2c 5I5,c
elrM62c. 05sc. slAc. 61ssc 6i-9sbl1sc. Glt.c 69,c
IN %9sli.c eiac. 6i3sc 6l@.c. ei7sc Ga. G5l7sc
sEHc, 6lssQs2c. sl7sc and 6I7sats2c.
July sales: feasc. G2isc Gas- a62i.c, 6a ac2a,c
schc. &c and 621so.
& There was no speculative trading in oats.
pn bids May closed i4Mssc Off at 44asIf42zc.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19
First Call.

New York Feb. lS-SaIes of bonds yers made
here to-day follows:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19

Whitaker & Co.. bond stock. commercial paper
and exchange brokers. No. 800 North Fourth
street, quote exchange as follows:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-19
STOCKS AND bonds IN BOSTON.

Boston. Mass. Feb. 1s.-Following are tn,
quotations on money. stocks. bonds and minin,
shc-ss.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-16

more OF nm inclination when one member
IS taken In hv fraud to adyl4c his con.
ferecs 60 that effect We believe every
publisher, when he has been dolraudcd,
should notify every other ono Of his eN-
changes whom hc notices running tho
same adj. II costs but little aud is snail
trouble. while n Is good apuilnltInu Of
the golden rule. which all should strive n
live by. n those banded Together I'm m"
same work lo not stand together. who may
be expected to;
taken In bringing ueW M"mhere Into the
associations (which can hest hc done hv tar
personal efforts of the members lu moat-
upon them the import lncc Of iniu'ne thclt
Interests with u.s. for Inv united effort only
/, can the host results be accomplished.
The newspaper men " Texas today are
not out for general frolic, as may hive
been the case in the remote past. lint thcy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-16

wasn't; we takes our medicine straight an
green's uu water on tn Side Is fer amatoors
Two Of which we deny bein'
Last night or about O'clock this mornin
we got up an went a-grOpin down tn
stairs Ter settler, an who sh'd we meet
on tn stair but the proprietor. who sez,
You gwan back ter yer ais room an' put
on yer nightgoundg Tn ldcel thct was too
good ter keep an we he'd ter wake up Mary
Jane ter put him next, an iaughT We
shore thought he'd laugh his fool self ter
death. Huh seq he "gropin' fer Ia
chair whar his empty demijohn reposed
tibet Teller must take us fer bride party
cr doods, Tn IDEA o. full grown men
wcarln night DRESSES"
But, like tn skelllnton al tn feast, fer.
ever an forever ohtrudes tn thought o.
tibet election tn local optioners mir sot TN,
an with each drink we murmur. can
sech horrible thing come ter pasSy" Alas.
an alas one mist see tn hnuntln' look
in tn eyes o. Gajncsvllcs brightest an
best drinkers ter realize ter tn full tn
horror q tn cloud at present threatcuin'
this fair city. We hcarn Mayor Leonard,
stNndin up behind lot o. green garden
sass telln' us tibet II we didn't see whit
We wanted ter ask fer It an 4 would lie
forthcomlu'. But whut kin even scch a
hereditary nohleman ms him du2 Ona
man agin an election While Ne live In
dope we air prepariu' ter return ter Alkah.
Adoo! Alkali Eye.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-16
First Court of Appeals.

Galveston, Texas May l5.--Folowins are
today's proceedings in the First court OF
civil appeals
AGirmed Texas and Pacific Railway
Company VS.. A. n. Kennedy, from Gregg;
Alabama Ferry Company VS.. J. +. feathers
ct al, from Houston; John Young VS.. Con
rad Hahn, from Galveston; Texas and Pa
clfc Railroad Company vs.. Ely A. Gard
nor, from Harris; Western Union Telegraph
Company VS.. ]. II. l.. Hull from Harris:
Reversed and remanded: David grimm
ct al VS.. Barbee ct al, from Houston.
Motions for rcheHling refused; j. H.
Davis vs.. Houston East and West Texas
Railway Company, from Montgomery
Blake Dupree, receiver. VS.. Henry G. Alex
auder, from Harris; city OF Houston vs.
d. W. Bartlett, from Harris
Notions to dismiss appeal refused Gut,
Colorado and Santa re Railway company
VS.. Jim jackson, from Harris; Gnlf. Colo'
RADIO and Santa re Railway Company vs.
Grant Holman from Harris; Gulf. colorado
and Santa Fc Railway Company VS. D. j.,
Phillips from Harris; Gulf, Colorado ana
Santa re Railway Company vs., Tom Gun
nignn. from Harris.
Cases suhmitted Western Union Iele-
graph Company VS. ] b. SOrsby, from
Waller; r. NJ Willis VS. J. p. Alvey et al
executors, from Galveston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-16

CnInesvilte Tnvas Nav TX Tho Tsxae
:,
frcsS association closed us tWchtS-thlrd an
nual session today and viii go on an eN-
cursion 70 ArbuckIe Mountains Indian Ter
rltoTS' tomorro" as Special guests OF tle
Santa F. railroad.
Tho following Officers were elected. &
=. -. ,ts.,4 u + VII, IL
~ pus'c'' "cS'leH'' IA e. i"u''S' VIZ
president; T. Robbins. secretary; c. f.
Lehman treasurer.
u,,at,oo,,,o ,,.a. o,,so, to,. .,,. No..
NuNdnatuit WIS c""sen Aoi the htAt
place Of meeting,
Tonight a sumntuous banquet was snrend
H.. .,, a,,,uo,. 90 ,ha oi,,. o+ ,ho rt,,5ss,.
~ '"e ''''@,'s VI '"e wy AZ ''ie i',nuSa'
house, al which toasts were responded u
hv Hon c l.. Potter. p. w Fl. Purdue
u yortis Navor Leonard 7 II Cul-
~ ans - ~,
luln, j. y, lhomaS, II l. Sleuhit ana W u
liam HAYES" number Of prominent mam.
hers left ton cht, while others will remlin
until tomorrow. Among these taking tnci
departure were Louis J.. WORKMAN, W G.
Sc rett Colonel r. NJ, Johnston. j. NJ
Lewis and Albert j. Taylor.
The executive committee will hold meet.
Ing tomorrow morning, III the close n
which all the work Of the association viii
be compl, ted for this year.
Following is the speech Of Fred Rob
49,. .tdor. 40 tha osscci.ticr.
SON pi'Slue,, VI ~. 49, r.. p.o,,
ladies' ana %enIie'nen on Hme fona f,,nti ~
AssoclatlonT,l ustom anu our cIh u,t"t' "a
make It obligatory on your presiding n,
Ger to deHXei Mhai Is hi"Wm w. an
address We are gao TINS custom p'et"ls'
since 1t affords us the opportunity -
turning our sincere thanks tor me g,I |
body the past year, and while we feel or
efforts have been poor we nave me on
seriousness Of knowing we nave done our
best.
BY way Of giving an account OF or stew
ardship Will say we have used our pest ei,
forts toward promoting the pleasure ana
welfare Of the membership.
One OF our hrst etorts was the artans
ing OF a trip TO the Pan American expos
ton at Buffalo for all members desiring 10
60 and which was taken advantage oil by
good number.
A little later an organized excursion vas
taken to Colorado and SAT- Lake ~
which was highly enjoyed by taos IN :.
4 called meeting was held nj ia lHs IN
the fail during the, fair which, Wnilc Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-16
CHARTERS FILED.
- If Them for a Rice Mill, Another
for a Cotton Mill.
r. cONNEULY WAS APPOINTED CLERK
|, ~. supreme Court to Succeed the
c. Morse-Notable Increase
in Tax Values Expected.


Iustln Texas, May lo'--Another rlce
,s,or vos fled today. 1t is that OF the
paI"' n,. ,uu,,c comnanv. with head.
Inarters at Galveston; capital stock SIVo''
prrnose. TO transact a general rice
~ h,siuess owning and operating
lnls, elevators, etc incorporates D. y
faagne S. Davis. Jr, d. w. kempner,
|oSe o scaly and J. II. Langbeten.
The Brennan coteoN u,''i' VI l'i0'l'-.'-l >
Initial stock SlIjOOV' Purpose TO estap-
Il ,I maintain cotton mills, erect all
-sl anu r,u5,ngs ana machinery the
eeeessafy pu''u'nT @tn and nannfac,nrc
| ght TO buy cottol' gin anu ind'iui"0Vu'e
A .on.e into yarns, cotton goods and cloth
r. li,d and TO sell the product OF the
4 az ,.,,,,,..,,,re ana directors ID g.
e,ddings, Jr, W. a. wood, +. w. Wood,
mo-. II. Dwyer, d. {. Williams, r. Il .
Av'h"s Eldfiare. T.. W. Mmkl,man,
bous' SscbGron6e7g, X. L. i.uhn, VI am
NJ w, -,'nonot Watson, T. A. Mercer,
Eoeh ll ts,'rehe, ii. +. holwes. all OF WASH.
Esp'S3 loputy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-16
SHOOTING At PALESTINE.
Bartender Was Seriously Wounded by a
Young Man.

Bartender Was Seriously Wounded by a
Young Man.
Palestine, Texas May IA, Lost night at
10 O'Clock Julius Goldherg, bartender at
Ben Landous saloon was shot aud IT IS
feared fatally wounded hy q young man not
yet u yca,s old, The shooter was con
siderably updcr the influence OF liquor, AMI
the trouble arose over Goldberg refusing TO
sell him whisky. This occurred In the early
part Of the evening. lie left the snloon AMI
wuH gone for some time returning. he
walked to the trout end OF the bar and
past Goldberg, who was talking to a frienl
In the office Come here, Julius, | want
to see you, he called. Goldberg did az
requested, and after few words had
passed between the two. the Young mqn
nred shot AZ Goldberg. the ball striking
him ON the left chcrlt bone mud ranging
down lodged I'm the right side ~ MS neck
He IS now in a very serious condition aud
not expected 10 live.
Yesterday In difficulty between lobe
sims and N0Nmou lnry both coored, the
latter received knife clt In the lower
part of his hnck. Both parties were ar
rested by Policeman Ncwsomc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-16

Paris, Texas, May l5,-Captain A. z
Boyd, aged 81, editor and proprietor OF
the Paris Morning News, died this morning
after an Illness OF some weeks. Captain
Boyd established the North Texan in this
city in 1869, which was In its time the most
widely circulated and most influential pa.
per in North Texas. This was later
merged into the News MS daily and Cap.
tain Boyd was az the helm continuously
until taken sick few weeks ago. He
fought under simon Bolivar Buckner I'm
the civil war, cnlisting from Mississippi
He was a prominent Musou and one OF thc
charter members OF the knights remplurs
OF this city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-16
rHE ALKALl NAN.
He Has Met Mary Jane but Mourns for
Farmer Shaw.

TIC has Wet WARY Vdl'Sf bGh HNHlV9 ~
Farmer Shaw,
Well. well! we air settled! an lessn tn
optloners torrics II berg VIC don't care q
VIC never git back, We hay met Mary
Jane an she air ourn. yeni. vlchy, whisky
We hay secured rooms over a s'loon with a
wide stairway tibet permits a Teller ter b.
carried ter bed without trouble; an IN our
Wukln' hours we kin hear tn gentle an
teasln' gurgle o. tho beer I'm tn splgot tn
clnk o. III glasses, an tn glad an pro-
mlscus cussn' o tn barkeep. We air cont
PEELED, though. Ter admit tibet thar IS one
coclroach IN orr booze, an this is tn fact
tibet Farmer Shaw. good OIL Bill, III man
with III hoe. one O. IN finest men tbs
Fentry ever perdnccd, not barrn' kaiutu
Is not with US They must ha' hen sonlsth n
wrong with bis transportation en- else s
thirst caused him ter fall hy III waysdf,
an with ev'ry glass O. hardware at Vars
In IN sack We feel our loss an takt
ernother one ter his mem'ry
We went ter IN opry bousn las night
an seen a little trick play Dixie an hear
President Robinson read an impIomutu ad-
dress an went OUT an got two drinks. enc
fer us an smother one; an we seen II, T..
Ynntis pokln' his nose inter lot O greens
an renewin' his Acquaintance vita jBleps
but Yantis amt IN our class an allus
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-16
RED MEN ADJOURNED.
Officers Were Elected and Austin Select
ed as The Next Meeting Place.

Officers Were Elected and Austin Select
ed as he Next Meeting Place.
Fort Worth. Texas, May l5.-Thc great
council of Red Men Of Texas elected the
following groat chiefs TO serve for the
twelve moons: Great sachem, ". c. Hen
derson. Brennan; great senior sycamore
John L. Shlpman, Austin; great junior
sycamore, John p. King Greenyilie; great
prophet. George r. GrlGgs, Houston; repre-
sentative to the United States great coun-
eli, G u. Griggs. Houston.
The great sachem-clect announced the fol'
lowing appointments:
Grcnt sinnap. W G Long, Dallas; great
mishniWa - r. sullivan. Dallas: great
guard 81 W.Cwam, Ed Ray; grcatsguard OF
forest Lon A, llagan.
Member law ANA apnc0ls committee, w.
r. Tnomnklas member transportation cnin
nittee Georrc H. Cause: finance commit
tee one year a H. Brown two YEARS
Charles MARROW: three renr.;. SAN irrllnner
trustee FOR three years. Z W Finley. The
great chiefs were lastalpd this afternoon.
The next council viii be held at Austin.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-16
KILLING AT WACO.

Nick Frazier of Temple Slain by Charles
Henry Of Bolton.
Waco, Texas, May l5.-Charles Henry OF
Bolton shot and Instantly killed Nick Fra
2ier of Temple in the club rooms of the
Turf saloon, popular resort on Austin
street, this morning shortly before nohn.
Frazier was shot twice, once In the head
and the other time in the side, and either
would have proven fatal.
The tragedy was the outcome Of a feud
that had existed for long time
Henry claims that he did the killing in
self-defonse. He was released on bond.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-16
TEXAS BRlcKLAYERs' CONFERENCE
The Unions Of Texas Have Organized
State Association

Waco, Texas, May 10 There was a con-
ference of the brickmasonS' unions IN the
city this afternoon. The representatives de
cided TO go into permanent organization
and adopted the name of the Texas Brick
layers conference. Representatives were
here from Houston, Fort Worth, Corscana
Palestine, Galveston, Paris, Port Arthur,
Austin and other points. The following
state officers were elected: Jesse Carr,
Waco, president; Jack Downey, Port Ar
thur, vice president; L. w. Crowther Cor
sicana secretary, and Jack Nolleran, Hous.
ton, treasurer, Committees were chosen as
follows:
Finances, Milton, Face and Sweeney; con
stitution and bylaws, Sneed, Lnstrom and
Downic. The conference will be continued
until tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-16
CANCER, BLEEDING. EATING

sores. painful swellings, persistent sore
mouth and throat aud sores and eruntions
that refuse 10 heal under ordinary treat.
ment ere MI cured by botanic Blood Balm,
the most powerful blood purihcr made:
builds up the hroken-down constitutions
Peueetly safe to take by old or young
II, H. b. composed OF pure Botanic inGre.
dents. Costs 81 per large bottle at drug
stores. To prove II cures, sample Of Rl0od
ATLANTA, Ga. Describe trouble and free
medical advice sent IN sealed letter. This
Is an honest ofIcr-medcne sent at once.
prepaid; or sold by A. Il. Kiesing. 5ol
Main street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-16
News Notes.

p,ant W. leXas, May 15.-The FIRE denart
"Xti,,oWius tdlied out Yesterday Afternoon ~
oAtlisulsh blaze At the inattress t oon g
on East avenue; loss all tut $50. factory
-, INC school board has decided ,o oo-,.,
tne city schools for he full nIno r,o oUi iuN
w &. From OF Abilens bas oo nion'hs'
IIos,1,on mere with the Metropolitan liz
zoe Holder, who shot Postmaster rrorr,s
hhJ LEtt9h Springs on May 3. has &cnn
nr0 ,,jsi mere for the purpose Of underroiS,
The Kappa Sigma fraternity viii soon
negln Molk on 5000 chapter house at ~
corner Oh Niheteenth and Colorado streets.
The trance committee Of The city council
YESTERDAY, Refunded S65, 600 worth of cIt !
ponds held by st. Louis PARTIES.
tx Secretary OF State ]. w Madden ,r.
rived IN town today from Crockctt To look
after some business in the state depart'
mcnts.
Hcnry Graft aged CT years. an old sci
der Mt the Confederate home died Lst
night aud was buried today punc the
war he fought hravey with Company y,
Eighteenth Mississippi infantry.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-16
HOUSTON GETS NEXT MEETING
OF the State Dental Association; Officers

Of the State Dental Association; Officers
Were Elected.
Waco, Texas, May 15-The State Dental
association completed its three days SEES
sion in this city this evening The meet
Ing has been a very interesting one aud
was largely attended, Houston was Sc
lected as the next place of meeting over
several other points.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: j. G. Fife of Dallas
president; T p. Williams of Houston hrst
vice presidents r D. Griffin Of Paris. see
ond vice president; Bush Jones of Dallas
secretary and treasurer; w r. RathbOne Of
Cuero, A. j. Bevillo OF Waco and c. w.
Webb of Crockett, executive committee
men.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-16
DEPARTMENT NOTES.
Oak Cliff Is to Issue Bonds for School
House.

PAX Gin Is 10 Issue BONDS Tor school
House.
Austin. Texas. NAV l5.-Represoptatlye
~ Of Mol ..g,,,, .,,,,t,. l. bor, fo,. f,.,.
w" VI ','"'' - "''s i'' ID /. ="
pays on business. lie Is candidate for
| speaker In the nest house.
Renresent,tiro Rord of tho locisloti,-o in
~
feSdsat'hs 'ohm'''e' mas returned nom Il
Visit TO the bedside of n sick sister.
Adiutout GoDe,al Scu-ry has returned IA
1 h, ranit,l afror 81 tyyo davs' obsenCs
the governor is moi rXnerted to return
or n ,,,',W ~ II
secretgry of Statr 1'od leif last nipbt for
6Ioaston to look anton some nrivatS bnsi.
alrss.
Tbo ot+orra,. ,,.,,,,ol +bts ,,or,i,,,, an
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-16
FREE TEST.
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BLOOD and SKIN.
Diseases, Ulcers, Itching Eczema,
Bone Pains, Blood Poison.
Carbuncles.
LafbuncIeS

II you suffer from ulcers, ccxema. s,qcf
VIA, blood poison. cancer, eating sofcs
itFlilng skin plmples, bolls. bone ilasnss
or skin diseases, we advise YOU Ia t,ikr !, !.
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commended for old obstinate, deep-seatc.l
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the poison IN the blood, cures where all
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-16
THE RIGHT STEP.

Every ordinary cold deserves
fenous attention.
It IS only a step from it into
'snPPe, pneumonia or con.
sumption; and it is only a
.Snort step the other way to
scure the cold.
Nature and SCOTS Emul.
|sion work together to make i,
e0ld take the right step. Ma
,uFe works all the time and
|oeott's Emulsion works if you
take it.
SCOTS Emulsion cures all
k'ads Of colds.
80 serd fer Free Sample
BOVINE. Chemists. 400 pe,-r s.-. N. v
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-16
Died OF Injuries.

Elgn. Texas, May ia young man by
the name of Frank rronk died last night
from injuries received Sunday while In
bathing From accounts Il spenls thet rrenk
made a dive for the bottom OF the tank
and struck his head against a lurSc rocl
which resulted with his deHth.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-16
postoffice robbery al Now Ulm.

New Tim. Texas May u The postof.
fee aud general merchandise store of l.,
H. fmk WIS entered by burglars tlls
morning about 30 O'Clock Tao 5O0pound
safe was blown opyn ana the store badly
damaged by the explosion. Loss ahoHt
$500 Supposed 10 have been done by pro-
fessionals
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-16
orove,a Rlaek go .L!yer PIns.

Made from an active principle obtained
from Hlnck Root. They act on the liver
equal to calomei and leave no bad after
Effects No gripping. no sick stomach. VIII
cure chronic constipation. Price . cents
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-16

The ladies wonder how Mrs B msnages
10 preserve her Youthful looks. The secret
is she takes Prickly Ash Bitters II Keeps 5ep
the system in perfect order Z, hl.s,
ling. SCI Main street; Crescent Drug stoAe'
ara Main street. special agents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-16

iUstee S ont the announcement Of the chief
court proceedings were transacted ~
IS 10 the appointment of Mr. Cnrr.ri,, .
oe'Ier secretion could not have been made
the many duties OF the Office Ha phi se ,g
teen years. 'uu past Tour
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-16
MIIitary Commlasinns

Austin, Texas, May I5-The ,o,,ow,..
commissions were sent to the governor TO.
uag Tor signatures Harry A. Frederick
captain; oryllle A. Mathews, first lieutop.
tent fen,n ana walter D. shepherd, second lieu.
J. hird infantry; ]. A. Broaddns a. ~
t W,t OF the Burleson guards. comnsnr NV
Ilfst infantry; Jesse w. jenkins caS, ~ N,
"nu quartermaster OF the First infsntrr 'aih
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-16
INCREASE IN THE TAX VALUES.
'olIs VIII BEGIN to Come in About the
Middle of June.


Middle OF June.
Austin, Texas, May 15.-The comptroller's
fepartment will begin receiving annual tax
fohs from the assessors throughout the
Fate about the middle Of next month, and
Expected
me assessment rolls from the Panhandle
byor laSt year showed a big increase
Ereas me previous year. but greater in
/ apd settling mp of that part of the state
f. we many improvements which have
III mn installed by the new corners.
,i mere was falling off last year In the
fies Muicn came from the gulf coast coun-
hsfcreo WING 10 the great storm of the year
ketvs, w the wise ones now say that the
4 TfSSt n ms year will be materially better.
kta,se counties In the northern part Of the
.bost d naEs oeen steadily increasing for the
il uVyaue, and Of course another Increase
\ 'Apeeled for this year from that locality
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New Clerk Apnolnted.

austin, Texas, May 15.-The supreme
ra., aelu brief session this morning and
,aa ro.4'eu Mr. Fred Connerly clerk on ac-
|, +" the vacancy caused by the death
" Charles s. Morse. The court ad-
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