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The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12
GOOD BALL
Soldiers Put Up Good Game
 With w. P. A. c.

The feature oi sundays baseball game. which was won by White Pass by a score of s Co 8. was the improve meut shown in che soldiers. They are getting next. Their team work Is bet ter and their game Sunday shows that practice has had something Co do with the nine. and that more of it will do more.
 The game Sunday was the first really interesting one that has been played on the local diamond this season. Hereto fore the result was discounted after the first two or three innings. Sunday Che soldiers took one great big reef iu their playing and put up splendid game. lt they will show the same improvement ia the next game over the last as they did in Sundays game over that Of the previous Sunday, che White Pass nine has got Go do some good playing on their own account OF the soldiers will show them a thing or two or three.
 Practice |, what che soldiers have needed. Team work was then the thing. They have had both and with more of it they will be able Co prove themselves one of the most formidable hines ,he White Pas, boys have gone up against.
 The soldiers played for the frs, time in their natty uniforms, and that added Co Che effectiveness ot their playing. Heretofore the soldiers have played with heavy shoes and the baseball shoes yesterday added Co their speed. aud, ot course. made better fielding possible.
 The White Pas, boys played good ball They always do. The error> Sunday were few. though one or two ot few were costly. Had they put up an entirely error,r,, game they would have shut the soldier, o0t without a run. They won che game, ot course. but they had Go play hall an the time. There is a great probability that before The season shall have been completed.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12

Ityou want Co he wei. Irum.. uu local happenings subscribe forth. Daily Alaskan Phone lH.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12
COMEBACK
Capt. Richardson Goes to
 Relief of Campers.

The party of campers who went to Dyca Tbursday for au outing are safe back u che city. Capt. Richardson went over Co thc City of thc Dead in hi, steamer Nordica Sunday night and brought thc complete party back. Smda, thc wind blow hard oll da, and it was impossible for 90 boa, Co make Dyca. Along toward evening Capt. Richardson kindly went Co the rescue of thc party.
 The arrival of Capt. Richardson was vcU timed a, raft upon which Mr. Boardmau was bringing thc provisions and bedding down the river from the camping place to thc waterfront cap sized nd everything received a duck ing. Nl che puaphcualia was rccov- cred. however. except a Winchester ri1e, belonging Go Mr. Goardmun, which >.ill occupic, a nook iu the bot- tom ol Dyo1 r.ycr
 Mr. Boarjmm say, he saw 30 bear last Saturday. but before he could get nitu the gu'cb it disappeared Mir, King and hc arose early next morning Co 200 to thc bear, haunt. but It failed toappau again
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12

they will have to play even better ball than they did yesterday.
 It was not until the third inning that Jimmy Barry went over the home plate for the first run that was made In the game. In the fourth inning the soi- diers scored two runs, BIJckcr and Pot- ter scoring. In the last hau ot the fourth, Mark Pheip, tied che score by stealing home on a passed bah. m the fifth inning, Jimmy Barry got home again and Phelps made good in the sixth. In the seventh nobody scored except Vance, the long third ba,emuu for he soldiers.
 Il was in the eighth inning that che White Pas, boy, did thc fuo work. Up Co this time. Bcbill had pitched 90 strong game, but now Che boy, found him. and Knott, Tholin, olsen and Van Brockliu. an reached home plate.
 Daniels pitched thc first seven mn- ns, for the White Pass and then Tho lin went in the box. Both did good work, there being only one hit made or Tholiu.
 The score by innings was:
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12
Reliovedtho Famiuo

The arrival oi thc steamer AI-Ei r,- ucscd tbc candle famine 8. the Trcad- we'll mines. N a D. m. yesterday the las. hoN ol candles was opened and w 5J1 D. m. .h. old faithful, A-Ei arrived iu. The A-Ei Ina. mad. .ho trip via NNa-Vly, uo, stopping J. thl, port cu ra.,. north Juneau Dispatch.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12

Silk gloves WJ -u,I. .W- .or oy.u- ing u-cu laUiu. saHI.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12

Spring chicken at the Pack Train restaurant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12
Notice for Bids

Bids will be received hy che mu.r- signed until Thursday afternoon next at Q o'clock .or tbc construction uI Ju addition Co he built Co thr Fallen house. The work Co bc performed u ucc0ui- auce Co the plans and specification, ,O be found at the store 0f r.. W. Mover on Broadway and Fourth avenue. Bids may also bc lCit at the --Or. u. Mr. Mover as aforesaid.
 Sf WILLIAM NOoE.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12
For salO Cheap

Gasoline engines, marine and sta- tionmy. New and secondhand. All sizes and makes. Send for free cata- logues. R. W. JAMESON,
 ZIG Pacific Avenue, Tacoma, Wash.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12
SKAGWAY WEATHER

For the 2i hours proceeding 6 o'clock D. m., May n, 1903. Highest temperature 59 above. Lowest temperature, 30 above.
 H. D. Clark,
 U. s. Voluntary Observer.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12
Rnro O'd Stock

Manager Gage of the Pack Train saloon has received a large consignment, outhc Dolphin, of rare old Hermitage and Kellogg whiskics. They are the best, genuine, aged, mellow and pure.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12
Dolphin Tue Tomorrow

The white flyer Dolphin win bc m port some time tomorrow. With a good run up she should reach here m the forenoon early.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12
Ro-OPsnsd

F. M. Lucavish the congressman has re-opened his cigar and fruit store on Broadway opposite depot, with a brand new stock of everything. Phones 5 and 2G 5-2-u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12
Fur collarcttcs, at Winters.

Strcngth and vigor come of good food. duly digcsted. Force a ready to.,cryc wheat and barley food, adds no burden, but sustains, nourishes, invor- nfp~
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12

The Seattle saloon i- 30 thuuUa-H.l re- ,uec,ablc g,DtlrWUN resort. Fine lunch served with every glass u. H",r
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12
H,Ipw wautol

Boy Wmedt1driyefhe Firu Avenue uu,. hu, mI mub. himself generally u>.u. Apply a' the n.... H'.c" u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-12

HUudrgl>ofyyp>re tread rtaau..r..-.u- co.umu,0fthc Alaskan .achH.s. They sean these columns closely. Iu~ue-- mon du you want r.~...-t We MF. the proper medium Phone lA 'u. ,uc man with tbe rate card t1 call.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-04
PALESTINE POINTERS.
Strawberries Grown in Anderson Count
Are Ready for Market.


Strawberries Grown in Anderson County
Are Ready for Market.
'0'
i"leH''n3' sNas' 'ahuhFy The iedr
members 81 the local order OF Macca hoes
mot on lamar 10 tho Kct-hta 80
kth'AA HSi' ana lnstal'eA new ofncers FOR
the coming year. nne musical md lit
erary progrnm was rendered sna N-s
~ az .......,,,t. .--,
N'Eh8' 'i' t"'"'aHNFr' bf'A'hi'u 70 NrN,
tlrcte, the "rcauist' a beautiful picture
from tho hive iu recognition OF hcr faith
ri aud ralpubio srr-,lccs nct,,,.,.
IN' ana '"'u"Ni' S'i' ices beHeloHs r.
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a - TRoTTERs 80.

"Ssrsts' N1s7 C.e5r-5 10 TIE NeN
YORK 5cce1wey In ire S1oa.
Dsras, Te1ss. Zaucsry G--Fcg tAe rsce.4
tue Texas h7rss. ss- II Colo1l, Eszry
EFaUs s1-so1s EEac--5ss eas c1rs-s5 hi=a-
sa't ~f,A E.sry "a Ne~ Co7E ne foiism.
i-r ftez RE Fez Tc.s Ere-i-R Telegram
2, utcezsss 81 eEr.zIzs isE1lf.
20, A. p. Gwztszsy tahi7d BIS 5ay trvt-
ses. Senator N,.s, made a great c.e1niE :
17 - tss srEeE-aF yesterday. The s-1w
-l .e1se 2-1 --e s-9tl1z lncesr8ia, be-,
,hs Tssrs a-ea ,rstter di1 80, seen 90
.t a a.. end Ee sailed oTcr TIE faecy
c7ve-zg Gae p ~arab.s s-7THrd. Tas
e-r.lzz rss vzry .rgtng - THE -rs-.es and
s-s te-7s- z-i srctT 1e-ss started a.
s7eg1 z11e same u,istaks except the seaE-
~. q. was greatly % tie crelI, q tie
H.",.rtt4 tf5te- t1. u11sr tts adre-s
c1-.4.-t7zs b. Iit 1or zlEs break
lCs Cyst sl--,g was ll lively r1EuEuy.
George ~lfa- BAD tle r.srA tro--ef. Jesse
u --t-a, said 90 re crack over the
F09r path, and Frank DErr'1 was benin
fl- ra-eg Eau Ea7 gN,'t. eaa n tho Gas,
scr horses .a tI- city, ia was s-ruln.
he s- rae -.1-t. hr- senator NNia soon
Shows Il ia frHaf- ard hc raE1sl7ed there to
t.a r-lsE. Fal. Roy was second. Last vanr
ass bag mare SaBan, mas tho asss OF a
s-ow brigade among tho t7ortors aad yes.
tar..aT Trainer john Howell sa- behind her
and tried twice o. take the measure of Sen.
Htor NILS There was no mako believe
s-rg, f12 EFFORT. either fos p hauds5m7
MARI vas t1'e1 I'll r0ia and voice ICoiu
star 20 Gnish
IN The Hrst brash Salient made two
breaks and the senator best her By q
lrartn. TIE second brush was nip and
t1ok and sor the ouIy time durtnc ~.
sfJcr1p0u &r. q vHtlmay came 90 a drive
Ag Howell rnde mas, determined cGori
ba-.l4 sTIart. a1l che responded go val
fasf senator Mills had N step right at hE
uutt o. W.1 ov ,ae length of his ueck.
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

CElCAG0.-T5e strike Of the -Ub0e-
workers aEt c-re- unions which tied ~ tde
plants % Morgan &c wright sn1 che Me
c1au.e4l Rubber company for the ias. two
pIcg.-e1t, has GONE 20 an cad
WASHINGTON Justice Sh.-aS az .1s
Supreme court denied tha- be- hsi been ,e-
qresfed Dy President Roosevelt 20 defer
has 10 hand o. tho Philippines
OMAHA. sch Charles 3. Horton was
appointed sEQe-iCts nceu- ~ the Western
Uulpl Telegraph ecmpanr foC llis district
made vacant by the death q Colonel j. J.
Dickey
CHIcAGo.-w. II Reeves, manage. O.,
the Zion Printing and Publishing house, Gad
+. w. NewcDMr are under arrest. charged
With Kidnapping harry Bocrr l5-yeaf-y.-
WAsHINGroN. The National Assce.a
ton q state Universities began q three
DAYS session here Saturday. About do1er
universities we've represented
NEW YORK Real estate assessments
81 this city, according 80 The tax commits
s,ou--s, have been increased nearly 81. J0n,-
uH2.s under the new system 81 taxation
adopted Hy fhr fusion administration. Iu
valued ea'ut 81 @anappuo, aEl ,A ya.I
tae - lar.s viii reach a total of So
49,. .o,t
PORT TOWNSEND. Wash On uccoant
o. $50 deaths from yellow fcFer On Tho
voyage from Panama, the British bark
Corletauk rs uow in quarantine az tbg
station at Diamond Point She VIII be 1c-
lafal fourteen days.
YIrTSBURG Pa. within few days
th" properties ~ the NidlauI Coal company
VIII be absorbed by zinc IiCisburs Coal
company Tho details ~ fine deal Involve
tla actual transfer 81 loo1 acres and Sg'
dwellings, to-rthHc with mines ana equip
Ege, For This the Pittshurs Coal company
pays SiQN,p"J aud assumes mortgage O.
$3.50 90
NEW YOEE.-Topsy. the pot Of thous
suds nf children when, as n famous baby
elephant She hrst toured the country with
| Adam torepgurh's circus, twenty years
nso. Is 10 be hanged at Luna park, Conry
/ Island thc FORMER pet hns nrrom" man
liller md her owners have decided that
I she must bo destroyed
/ INV YORK Mrs. Trella Evelyn white
successful magazine writer, Is dead at
| her home here She was tho wife OF Geor..r
1 Emmons While, son OF Rear Admiral III
[ Win White, United states navy. retired
ROANOKE Va. While running twontv
miles an hour, near Bedford city the boil
/ cr az tho locomotive 90 the main line Of
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The Norfolk and Western road exploded,
k.l..Ig Elremal C. r GLl ~ Roanoke and
iail-ng Engineer J. r. Myers SO badly
he nay d!1-
NEW yORE philadelphia dispatch
20 t-e WORLD says a- original copy 't the
New England Primer which IS said 20 be
a... Wrra ra-r Khan flo5a possessed l.v
tr0--- ". Vanderbilt .ld J. Pi-rpoHt Nor
gan. he2. been sold Hy 2Ir Norris D. Ilf.h
q Jamestown to L1ll Mel * Co. r0c
NEw YoRK.-Taa. Valentines are suu
arm = Tipping Lst- ~ valentines 90 zig
Wholesale hose il Chicago.
PORTLAND Q.e.-Ni1e hours instead o.
tea hereafter, VIII be considered q wogSiH-
day la all u the iron works of Port and.
without any reduction u vases.
san FRANCISCO The statement Is
printed here that under The name o, Ed
e., Lucky Baldwin. Is IN private loom
81 san Francis 90 being treated f1r cancer
o. iis mouth and chin
5"f ! Ei-SsoN CITY, Mo.-Special Com
missioner j u. kinney has reported % the
supreme c1ls' thar Do beef ,-u.. exists
1Dl taa. {. entered iu.o q c9usp.ra,v ~
c7atro, DrirHs 90 Tlis STATE.
AKRON. 0h.n-Tte Beacon-Journal says
General bi'a nor an active rlnli
domination
COLUMBUS 0hlo--A meeting Of The OF.
NDHsiFp committee ~ the anti saloon league
has been ea.ied fug Washington January IL.
WASHINGTON ccretory HAY gave thc
den, and Mrs. Roosevelt were present
! FiILAuELPHIA.- stephen r. Garland.
ifeutifed with various railroads for fcg-y
. ears IS dead MT his home here.
NEW YuEE Work Is no q standstin on
nearly every Big building IN process Of
construction. Machine aud iron ringers are
I Ul arEt ac.
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CHRISTMAS CHIT
GIVEN 70 EVERYBN|
Southern Specialists Generor
Offer Free TO All Afflieh.
People-All Who Call Befc,
January 1 Will Be Given Oh
Months Treatment and Med
cines Free.

The Southern Specialists are the r,,l
ntzed expert doctors Of the country n \.
treatment Of chrenic and Special DIse.s
Of Men. Women and Children. They N,
over 5000 cured patients In the State N
Of whom can be referred to Il you adj
the Southern Specialists ability to ID
you.
Do not give Up hopes Or get discs7l
aged, FOR yo1 can be cured at once
All Diseases OF Women cured wIshs
operation
Diseases OF Men cured promptly a.
permanently by our new methods.
Remember our Christmas gift 70 h
who call In next few days
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Maoaroni Service.

Mr.. D. T. Forbes. vice president and
superintendent Of the New York, Texas and
Mexican and Gulf, West Texas and Pa.
ellie railroads, remained In the city yes.
tcrday and went further with Mr. Mark.
ham and Nr. Morse into the details ~ un.
Grating the double daily service between
Houston and points on the Macarou di.
Vision. la" exact schedule wit! ne given
out TO iLe public within a few days.
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Henry Young, yardman, all employed IN
the Gus, Colorado and Santa Fe yards
ar Dallas, charging them with robbery.
lr default 81 ball, the tlIrce men are lock
tl up Ia cells at the county iall toni At.
Tho prisoners are the men arrested last
night charged with freight car roJoeriss,
extending over series of years
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WHOLESALE CONTESTS FILgo.

Both Democrats and Republicans Charae
Intimidation.
Denver Colo, january o Formal notices
OF contest were hied today with tho s,t,e.
tary Of state. against every demorratl.,
member Of the senate Of the Fourfeentl,
general assembly whose seat bad not iie-
Ylously been contested. Ia eaca ease the
allegations are OF fraud and intiniiiti,, ,f
me polls, miseouut ~ the ballots grd allnv.
inE mon 20 yote who were no. legal votes
rms move Is more 10 chrckmate IA. =, ~,
tests nled by the democrats against an do
republican, senators 'Ne
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SAN ANTONIO POLL TAXES.
Those Likely y Support Republican
Lic.aL Aca 2aNcr IL

I1o9e likely y ourpcT NefucHcan
Ticket Are PAYING Up.
san Antonio. Texas, january 5.-Duslns
the month cf December g64 STATE and
county poll taxes were paid in Bezar couu.
o., and cut Of that number Ts3 We're paid
~ people who paid no other tax This
pou tax was pai5 generally by Aiexicaus,
who own no property and who have never
been IN the habit Of paying the poll, and
By Germans WHO have no realty on which
10 pay tax and this fact Is regarded as
significant bg politicians iu view u the
approaching city election, AT which there
mayor, one o. whom Is a republican. Il s.
understood by every body here that the
German vote Is straight republican and Il
S. evident that the party IS slready mar
sha'iuz It's forces hv having the voters
oualtcd by paying the St-,e and county
poll tax 81 81 10
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ilillsboro, TexUs january 4 Last ro,r
.nere were so marriages N this county
me year prccediuR there were 5I7 Tbo
failing on IS due % the fact that LAST v.srts
crops were the shortest raised N tbe con-,
y for years and made iimes 81 haza ~,
msans decided to wait Tor morc prosperous
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REV. RANKIN AFTER THE GAMBLERS.
He paid Visit to Three of the establishments
of Dallas

Rszk IRE Dallas Law aad
personal crusade agH ga7eug
Dallas
"sWeH ubroo=s last slight IN the third
he
Ranka before TIE grad jury today vita
gamblers before aissl Ee Raaksa said
In rd
rstt. ether MAny q TIE
families
bslss
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THE LAW is TO BE ENFORCED.
County and City Health Officers Must Make Re
ports to the State Department.

7sta Ta
eHs IA dy ana eoaaF ia a' st 70 rake sa'- r'' '1s
en-
Ena
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re T1p.-g -czees1 here t1day ira Bur-ss
wcz GEs u.eaey i- ~ seco1tF; 2. Z. Kerr
fsrnri IL - ss0crdEi y. =. EETiA7a thlrd
f- - seconds
In the ,wo --f.ea ccatssts bs-wes- n.
Il Harrts3l and p T. Ee-r. ard Z q.
Harrison ard Ticr B1-ZeA EErrfs1a defeat.
ed the fc-Zer IN 40 a=-o1fs. The latter .1
a r1-cz1E large crowd wzA II atsez1-
nr-k
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TIE RACES


New D-sea-E Tsa-srr c-Er---s l-r5
tde ArdHbca hzadleaF. wrrta $3.50 o. ts-
winner ~ ve-- narrow margin fadzr.
2 sTo ~ three strides U1-a would have rag.
de-ss} rariir- tr Maier Te-rr's rarr-
otrh Plaid and Iat-le NNEt ve-e t-n
trs choices ar q hgt -4 wcre used lr-
Fa.ster aad Eaazi- a,t thrae rifts1 ~
Nriforr we're t1e Winning favcr.'ss
ittb~op ras rua n1 - sto' ard hc1ga, t7
N.a'a-r e.g1dT iracg hcaEy
QUE MI. Hoaoll,s. JeEn Fetars Pote1te
1,1ie fs57
Six fl!ienrs handicap The Lady. Farm
~ 4tH, FlaTAse Time ila
Mile and sixteenth. A1dgbo1 hsEtica
Ns.coss aaios gSunyr Scotch Plaid Tine
Iile and half. seiI,ar -Po.hssa, Georgia
Gardner. Lafspu. Time as L.
SIX turioleg Ggs. Frank Forster Srtur
1au Queen, G!eHdgn T.mr 20 -
A. la9lesids
san Fraue.s-o. rzaIar, Weather
'i1udv; trsck heavT
Sevgn f1rloues selling Tlu Gore IT, Ting
sling uandBrezs Time ISIS.
ono ard ogs~iEtaentr uilse s-.Gu. Sn-.
Tcl Azarinc Pat Drau Time i.iI;t
Three f-rl11Ee -rra~.o'fs. rrrsr-- Pro-
'..g,is stone EoTe1a Rapid HBtar Tune
Afile and CITY yards. rlfr- Sur,r risz
DARK Secret Oso Time $40
- Hf{en igrlon-.. seiNu- He10v NI--otrc
hlercn siHtreu,h - milo ceiling Alice
NJrfy' pug1 II, 'iuidH Tine l.fI-
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Flstonia Ropl71 Contest.
Fiatoaia. Texas. January 3-.In tho cat.
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OUR GUARANTEE

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tisi. take ~ directed Botanic RinSI
Ram tb. Is, b. always cures when fha
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without argument.
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Directors: J. l. Camphell. Chas. DilinF.
han. j. =. McAshau .. T.. Holt. Il. p.
MacGregor, Henry Rrashear. Jacob Binz,
=. A. HeitmSuu. 5. +. Carter.
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Southern Specialists

Offices: 4os, 4o4, 4o5 MooreBura
Building. Houston. Texas
Take elevator TO fourth aoor and ask
Southern Specialists
Consultation free 70 all Write Il
can 10: call.
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Nf@tcfhN 3iNo1 Dam VI. o. 6.l
pleasant and safe TO take Tharon,,A, So.
tested. for thirty ycsrs Composed ~ Bnre
hptanlc INGREDIENTS. strengthens veal M
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AfrdaNts Hayc - -

Donison Texas, January 8-Anidavits
were made today against J. Berry. yard,
MASTER 1. l.. Stap.eton, ear Inspector. and
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AS FREE. AS SUNSHINE TO AL.L-NO c. {

=. John s'nPt.s wa Rsstosve does
cal cus-snd 4 ~ '"u
hy placed 5000 persons be f,sa b,
~ ssf's9a Disease ShsA
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The South Texas National Bank
OF Houston, Texas,
OFFICERS.

CAas. Dillingham;, *. Brashear,
President LIST Vice President.
o. T. Holt H. J NRcCirFgo~
I'd Vice President, ga Vice President.
J. l.. McAShan. Cashier.
{, A. Mckinney, Aesistaa. Cashier
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Genuine pork sausage at J. w. Hiu {
Co.'S.
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Spltting, Itching and Scratching: cures
rheumatism. Catarrh. heals all Scans.
scales kruptions. Natery Blistcrs, foul
lesterlng Sores by giving a pure. healthy
oioed supply 10 affected paris
Blood Balm Cures Cancers OF all Kinds,
Snppurating Swcinngs. Eating sores.
damors. ugly Ulcers II Kills the Cancer
foisoii ana heals the sores Of worst capcer
perfectly. u you have a persistent Piinnle
Nefts SWeltings. Shooting Stinuinp Pains
tahe biond Balm and they viii disnnDpa !
bsi"ft tney Develop into Cancer
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