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The Colfax chronicle., 1903-11-07
ADMISSIONS:
Adults so. Children 25.
SHERIFF SALE.

18th judicial District Court, Parish
Of Grant, La.
John I. Mccain vs.. A. NJ. Box ct ais
By virtue Of and to satisfy a writ
OF seizure and sale issued In the above
entitled suit, and to me directed,
have seized and win Oaer for sale nj
the principal front door of the court
house in Colfax. La, on
SATURDAY, DEC. II, 1903,
the following described property,
seized as the property of the defend
ant, tO-wit:
Theeast half OF the southwest quar-.
ter, and the west half OF the south
east quarter OF section 4, township s
north, range 5 west, situated in
Grant parish, La. and containing
160 acres of land more or less, togeth.
er with all the Improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale-Cash with the benefit
of appraisement.
NJ. e. SWAFFORD,
Nov. Z, 1903. Sheriff.
The Colfax chronicle., 1903-11-07

DR.. E. e. Smart, an old an high
ly respected citizen of Leesville,
Vernon parish, died at his home,
on Wednesday evening, Oct. 28th
at 4:30 o'clock. DR.. Smart was
well and favolably known through
out the State.
The Colfax chronicle., 1903-11-07
A Runaway bicycle.

Terminated in an ugly cut on the leg
OF j. b. Orner, Franklin Grove. Ill. It
developed stubborn ulcer unyielding
to doctors and remedies for four years.
Then Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured. It's
just as good for bnrns, scalds, skin erup-
tons and piles. 25c at Crescent Drug
Store, Colfax. La; and Bush & Randolph,
Fairmount. La.
The Colfax chronicle., 1903-11-07

It's shameful when youth fails to show
proper respect for old age. bnt just the
contrary in the case of DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. They cut off maladies no
matter how severe and irrespective OF
old age. Dyspepsia, jaundice, fever. con-
stipation all yield to this perfect pill.
25c at Crescent Drug Store, Colfax;
Bush & Randolph. Paramount.
The Colfax chronicle., 1903-11-07

You Know What You are Taking
whom you take Groves Tasteless Chill
Tonic because the formula is plainly
printed on every bottle showing that it
is simply Iron and Quinine in tasteless
form. No Cure, No Pay. Soc.
The Colfax chronicle., 1903-11-07

Land Once mt New Orleans. La 4
October n. 1913.
Notice In hereby given that the fol.
lOwing-named settler has filed notice
OF HIS intention to make final proof
In support OF his claim, and that said
proof will be made before James j.
VQuinn, at Col!ax, La., on Dec. 8,
1903, viz:
WALTER B. SANDIFER.
II. +. % 900 and 25.401 for the s X ri
SW \, SWz of Sc x and NV \ Of Sc
\, Sec. "a. Tp7N, RAW.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up
on and cultivation OF said land, viz:
A. X. Sandifer. l.. NJ. Futrell. w. N.
Creed, A. A. Greed. all of Black Greek,
La. WALTER l.. COHEN.
Oct31 Register.
The Colfax chronicle., 1903-11-07

The Masons OF Colfax are going to
have good time on Thanksgiving
Day, Nov 26th. They expect 70 have
Mr.. H. E. Hardtner with them to de-
liver public and private lectures, and
will have a fraternal dinner on
Thanksgiving Day.
The Colfax chronicle., 1903-11-07

If the Pops have any idea that they
can profit by the late little tilt be-
tween the Democrats in Grant parish,
all they've got to do is trot out their
men, and they will soon find how bad
ly they are mistaken.
The Colfax chronicle., 1903-11-07

A small plantation seven miles he
low Coifax, fronting on He'd river
known as the Deal place. Cabins
sufficient To operate the place. About
10 acres In tract and about l35 acres
In cultivation.
For particulars apply to
A. A. DEAN,
oct3l-2m Fairmount, La.
The Colfax chronicle., 1903-11-07

Mrs. r. B. Blanks, of Monroe, and
Mrs. H. c. Blanks, of Columbia, after
spending a few days visiting their
nephew, Mr.. W. B. Clarke, left for
hom last Sunday night.
The Colfax chronicle., 1903-11-07

Blanchard will speak in Colfax
next Friday, and a good crowd
should be on hand to hear him.
The next day be will address the
people at Pollock.
The Colfax chronicle., 1903-11-07

Forty-fiye men-12 whites and 35
negroes-quit work on the Colfax and
Northern railroad last Sunday, alleg
ing they did not get enough to eat.
The Colfax chronicle., 1903-11-07

All persons are hereby notified not
to cut or remove any wood or tim
Der on lands belonging to me, with
out permission, under penalty of be
ing prosecuted to the full extent Oi
the law for such tresspass.
Aug. 20, 1903. j. H. MCNEELY.
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Warming Notice.

All parties are warned not to cut,
move or destroy any timber, or to
otherwise trespass, on the southwest
quarter OF section 13. township Z
north, range 4 west, Grant parish.
Is. +. GALWAY.
Sept. 25. 1903.
The Colfax chronicle., 1903-11-07

The oil mill started up Tuesday
morning, and in few days will be
grinding a daily output of sixty tons
of cotton seed.
The Colfax chronicle., 1903-11-07

With this issue the Chronicle enters
into the 9th year Of It's existence un-
der control of it's present editor.
The Colfax chronicle., 1903-11-07

DIR. L. H. Blackwood has purchased
from Mr.. VIM. LaCroix the house oc-
cupied by Mr.. j. F. Meas.
The Colfax chronicle., 1903-11-07

A. NJ. Lesage will buy all Of the
pecans you bring him.
The Colfax chronicle., 1903-11-07

WANTED-SEvERAL INDUSTRIOUS PER-
~ sonsi each State to travel for house estab-
lished eleven years and with a large capital to
call upon merchants and agents for successful
and profitable line. Permanent engagement
Weekly cash salary OF $lS and all travelling ex-
penses and hotel bills advanced in cash each
week. Experience not essential. Mention refer
ence and enclose self-addressed envelope THE
NATIONAL. ga Dearborn ST.. Chicago.
The Colfax chronicle., 1903-11-07

tsts i4xntirs na.@@ n.s.=s@> r.... .s-..
Az dragg.s's refund the money il Il fails
10 cure y. w. Groves signature is On
zach boz. - cents
The Colfax chronicle., 1903-11-07

The Result Fully Explained.
Our friend J. A. Williams says the
only reason he was not elected in the
late primary is that the other fellow
got the most votes.
The Colfax chronicle., 1903-11-07

Bob Mcknight ran well, but the
trouble in his case is that Jim Harvey
also ran.
The Colfax chronicle., 1903-11-07

Don't forget 10 come out and
hear Blanchard next Friday.
The Colfax chronicle., 1903-11-07
LOCAL DOTS:

Wen, boys. better luck nszt timel
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-28
A FEeLINe.
Good Focd Makes Il.

~, ola go veil knows The delicious feol'
ing that CQIjes frDW bt.Ag wen red AZ INT
me WHO has suffered AMI then found fool
that really wuai4 digest aud nouush
l'ecd the body Alright and see che ch9nGe.
A lady OF lAtgOhe, Penn, writes Some
years ago bad Oh attack Of nervous Pros.
trariou ANA my YOcntion OF music teacher
hviIJg very trying, nc nervousness aueeted
ny digestive organs $40 nucn that food
couid not be eaton without great distress.
'Idis had been my cqndttion Tor years
About four years ago ] had heavy cold
What went 10 the weak pafts and caused
Catarrh OF the stomQch. took bottle efter
hottlc u medicine bat nothing seemed to
help.
but nothing gaye sne strength ag1 AHplly L
could 4ot evea tiiE9, q clio Of cail, wal pr
without pain and vomiting Food tis-
tressrh ne SO that I would throw NJ
nuItlfus ~ SLIME and mucous.
rWfil fhad reached that siege Of not
caring much 70 live and still not quite sick
enougts ~ die when | finally was INDUCED
10 try Grape Nuts. The food worked Ike
charm. There wits no distress after
eating and | frit us II | had u little hold
on Iifc That was the beginning ~ the
oId ~ my sickness The nervuusness grad,
uaily left me and ! became entirely cured
OF thar dreadful disease nervous prostya-
tlon. ! son rqgnincd my usual weight ana
more ana hive inore cplcr Ia MY cheeks
lhan / have had in gears. Grd ! give Grape
Nits the credit I could eat tom three
times day They are iuy;dnable, 70 me.
with breakfast OF Grape Nuts and
cream a roll, sone fruit and u cup OF
Postum Coffee ! ferl better aud stronger
than on any other food aud ana better able
70 stand my work. Maine given by Post
um Co. Battle Greek, Mich
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-28
HnrSE COMMUNITIES

Internal improvements: Fuyorably senate
bin BY Decker, Henderson, ana Hatbison
providing FOR the consolidation oc all the
Frisco lines IN T,xas. 4 minority report
adverse Ia the bin viii hc submitted by
Fowler The committee reported fayoably
bin by Mays and Robertson Qicn. proyid.
ing that corporations heretofore chartered
shall comply with the laws applying TO
corporations hereafter chartered This is
che twin to the place" corporation bill.
judiciary committee No J reported favor
ably lfil 10y Cobhs increasing salaries OF
supreme appeila and district court
Judges
Uomuittro ON state aTalr4 reported favor,
ably committee substitute for bin repeal
itg upt crcHting office OF State purchasing
agent. l0yd's bill, fixing salaries II Ger
tain state 1ricrys and employees on by
Hrlggs permitting electric slroat ara sub.
urban railways Vithin and near citips %
sell electric Light and power o. the pull.
tr aul hlli hy Love pr6ridiuS FOR deposit
OF pubic luuueys nl Stat depesiLogios
iud!eAry committee NO d. rrpu'fal favor
ably Glhams bii relative 10 costs paid
by SHte
Agri"lltpral committee reported fayorabiy
hUnu's lin establishing board of puromoio-
~ and Spvicr's on providing protection
for honey bees against fool brood and other
contagious diseases
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comes from the attorney general and is
companlon to the other antitrust bills,
THIS applies to the individual.
After a spirited contest tho senate this
morning passed the Rock Island oonsolila-
Ton OH and adjourned until Tuesday
morning.
Senator Mills this morning withdrew his
bhl' which sought to create n new district
court In McLennan county.
Tho house general appropriation bin was
given 10 the printer tonight by the finance
committec.
The senate This morning passed finally
the bin appropfatlng $4,000 TO survey
the Bla2os river
The house speut most Of The day ON the
Terrell! election bin and It IS still far from
engrossment
Senator Willacy's attention was called 70
a letter written from here BIS a lads promt
ncnt ia Momens CHrlstlap temperance
nion circles, dcnoauyins hts liquor bili
IN the most frantic Mu.uagr and assert
Ing ihlt II virtually iVpvuiyi The local
Ntllvh .AW, aud AsHetcuk also tua,
Nh'is could held an election IN one snad
,A'.t NAAA AllNFEhs NAttNfNA III ttNNtAHh AAi
me balance of the county 10Y two ycure.
IN reply TO thlS, he said The good laaJ
was entirely lnsirhen, ana that II size
would more closely Investigate It's pVO
Visions, she wuu,d Enl the proposed lAw
not subject 10 Inv objection offered; On
lue cou&rdry, where gn election has been
held IN amy subdivision aud has resulted
either way an ELECTION may at once be
held Ia the h2laGcc ut the county not i1'
tiuGing this supdlvinon.
In the opluicA ~ Clio senator, the bill
is so cmiurutly lnlr that II It's provision
urc understood, u must hr approved ny
ihis good lady anG tycry atu5g tair minded
person whether pro 0r anti
t. q stated that When the house sine
die concurrent resolution rcS.hcs tAe sen.
ate That body win allow 1t "a 80 over fot
somc time. and then KIT II, Two years oso
the senate was caught ~ trap ot tb'e
Amd aud VIII 10 a ufac slower this time,
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4 FtECIRIC ROAD PLAN
i Nvrick Tells of the Matter,
,Hth Means Heavy Expenditure.
FnIo TO BELT CITY OF B BEAUMONT
A Take In Port Arthur, Sour Lake
and the Oil FeId-It Is
Big Thing.

r.,,r,,or,. ~ yvaltor
Nunoht' lcN"'' . ,,.o on thr.o
Nyrck lot 'ne l"', wv aas,nnr,s,
|FatAs mas pesn p''','V'' 80, ,ot,sn no
means n'i'iio''s ~ 49, - ~ I,+aiis
gga announced .ne "It" ~, $50
~ for Inc nrsi Viln'. Nv " -.
Il are 70 puiiu loi y me- W
tlTy thaI WA .'q"',
f'Te thah ni''lo'' "o''''' v -, r
susslng the il't.ei .o"'s"' Wv" az
correspondent Mr N i'eN 9"'''
p arady naue "l'''.c" 'i"i' u ''v 'o.i'
sclers court u 'V'' " sun 1"u''' ''l
,'sol 10 operate an rie''''' i,i''i u va !,
Wer certain pubic thoroushi"res anu
make application 10 the CITY coumsli
saaumont at It's regular meeting next
;&iy for franchise to traverse such
saas are necessary to the construction
operation Of our -FS--1-.r-' We propose
hg Beaumont and Will ask that out
b. given us that we may take In
I Burt refinery, Spindle Top Heights,
h Arthur and Sour Lake springs.
!'Fe propose to construct forty miles of
d outside the city Limits In order to
u in the points mentioned. and every
! d tAe track will be heavily ballasted
u satl, and wherever the city paves a
PIT over which our lIue VIII run we VIII
" our right of way with the same ma
|Ei as the city payes with and that with
cost to the city. Our road will be mod
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ma, at o.9o o,cl.,5
The house loioS mI' ~ o''' 1l1S4'
Sneaker Ncu presiding
I,r nridgors en- behalf N the city Of
"'. "'''7 f..st,.t,,, h.
III Paso eA.'""'u "N "'''''i"" ~ '''
legislature 10 attend the invent! seventh
-,,,,,,l ,or,eutson OF the Cattle Riiscrs
"''''.' ~ ,r.,,s N,rab 40 b, M Ia
bc held Do hi paso.
Mt. BGdeera seconded the invitation by
,.,.li,l .raa,,...,,.I. ,i,,l hgsuirabla
promising a co'u'"' ''-. i'''.- "''" ''''''
entertainment to all VINO s"0"'a "''sAu'
=" No.
W. rSreso.pition was presented by Mcssrs
lyS0'1tiIg s"TU1fn EocnrIi. Eiespr
L!a4v ~, ,D"'i ,,noint LpariIin ,s,incs. one
@i ~ ,>oM 'p,rtei to serve Ms aa attends
OF 'nc ~" aF ar hrIule.s ugmSrrs OF
~ upgu ~ r.cnI,e 3. pg, day Tor
t NJ sa.vir3s
las sly ttl TCsa,,,, ard Terrell. of Travis. Oh
"a 20 Il IGNITION fag.a pXpr..,s.llg
lo-eu Wv ''gI,'ta "a assist atr ..eE
~ 80. ~ Sr-,iutiou tu. uot sdolt.i
As'np lati,,ia, us t,,lrstIIrad 5v Atssss.
I'm KID Silaa,rgroot. proyiIlug thar AFTER
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-28
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

Austin Texas, February a. In the
house today Riegcr and Beuuett iEtroanced
a bL amending the ponal code providing
that the owner or person in control OF any
house or lot in local option territory, who
rents the snme for the sale or gilt ~ In
toxicGtng liquors Is guilty OF an oGense,
aud shall be lined not Tess than so nor
more than siO0
Nu9ecs county wants more efficient
road law.
senator Hm tody introduced hip TO re
peal the occupation tax on priyate bank
era
senator Davidson Introduced q bill today
making Il AN oncase 10 sell any commodity
10 the State al less than cost. The bill
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-28
Insurance State nents.

iala' Texas, February 27.-The follow.
insurance companies today requalifed
W year In the Insurance department:
'.Asall Fire Insurance company of Hart
WaA' Tax si16.4i fees So, agents
aus SGD, risks written in Texas in
Sss'Sso, premiums SsS,2S7, losses
S'wS losses incurred S43,5G5.
w Insurance company of New York:
WIFI fees So, agents certificates
iyAas business for 1892, risks written
]r; Premiums $4,000 losses paid
Is,vs, g Se. Incurred $50, 6s2.
E friendship Order OF the Silver
III q u Lear Of Waco: Agents ccrtih.
'-e lodge Knights of Honor Of St,
lfs,osq autua Benefit Association OF
An H.; asehls certificates $l4.
I'M t.Hends IN Need Sociery Of Austin.
NM c americans Of Springfield. III:
|cals Z, Irodporojlci Jed Nota Of Fay.
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PROCEEDINGS.
TN FFNATE

Austin Texas. February 1.-THE senate
met this Morning with quornm present
Committee OH Internal improvements re-
ported fayorably Brachaeli's bll exteniins
time within which railroads may complete
their lines.
Petitions were presented as follows;
By HMser- From citizens az iatFapt
copiltY prntestins against the repeal OF tue
tittle quarantine laN,
Nv MIlls-Fron ciiizrns Of Mcl@nnqn
county (uyorng Willaey's local option oil
A similar petition was presented n} pal'@
son Of De Witt rom citizens OF fletoiin
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-28

Lafayette La, February IA hne oil
gusher we brought In at Anse Il Batte,
Tie hcyWaod Bros had eosapleted tae new
derrick over well Ma, ]. After bailing 4
four times. the bsiler being full OF oil,
the well commenced roaring and making
terrible noise, which one could Scar for
lni.e, after which lt started to gnsh, ana
for fully half an hour g0shed oil, saba snd
gas, until 10 chokad its0lr md relnaineI
clicked for fhC1t twsnts ru.nufcs
Il again commenced roaring and gushed
1T least 921 feet in height. The derrick and
land around was literally covered VITA OH
The wCl choked itself agar and the
lfilioFs washed It out 70 put ~ Anew.
Bgrainer. Hs
THIS was the vel that hat beez abga-
ddned MT nrst,f iEd- to witch tAe dfilltss'
Retlrned after iearning there was 300 fer
OF OIL IN IT, The gusher Is about i've miles
from Lafayette and two miles from Breauz
bridge.
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Jennings, La. February 27.-Anotacr
large deal representing almost 100000 was
closed last night by which the Southern
and Northern OH company, together with
f. c. Hubbcl OF Des Moiues, Iowa, and
L. H. l. Williams, II, II. Jaenke a. A..
Wilklna aud 4. q Mahafey Of Jennlngs
acquire from the Jenmngs. Haywood syll.
dleate, niue more acres 10 The Jennings ~
neid aud onc-halg interest IN the roni'.
iich pipe line. Some 1900 shares % zen
mugs Haywood aynd;eaie stock which epY
a day on two ago declared 400 per cent disl
aend changed hands BY the transaction
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PROTEST AGAINST BRYAN ELL.

PROTEST AGAINST BRYAN ELL
Cattlemen Of Northwest Texas Set Forth
Their Objections to It,
Austin, Texas February 27Thc follow
Ing protest against the final passage of the
Bryan quarantine bill that pissed the
house and is now pending in the senate
has been presented to every member OF the
Twenty eighth legislature by representa-
tIyes Of the cattlcmen Of Northwest Texas:
House bill No. 20, known rs the Bryan
bill, provides an absolute open season
without inspection for sixty days in the
Federal and State quarantine line which
divides the infectious and noninfectlous
cattle In the state of Texas, Said bill also
provides that during ten months In the year
all southern cattle shall be permitted TO
cross said line provided the same ARE
sufficiently free from ticks that tAcy Will
uoJ communicate disease or that upon
beiag sprayed by some process satisfactory
to the sanitary commission. Also whom
once inspected ana not found to have ticks
In sufficient numbers to communicate fever
or when sprayed as aforesaid, said cattle
shall not be stopped for any cause or on
account Of any regulation.
The quarantine line, State and Federal
colnciding, runs through the state, tlroY-
ing about seyeuty-hye counties and 2,JOO,OJ9
cattle above the line. ii Is an established
policy of the Federal authorities that the
Federal quarantine line can cross a STAGE
oIiiy py the SANCTION VI IN"' 10 anu
with its assistance in the CulOlcemchl
tbo,,or rbereforp the inevitable rcsuit OF
- IN, -, r ,,. f...l..,,
IRIS Dill Woulu DC 10 P'"He inc '''''i
line around the state, leaving the said sny-
below the Federal line For sixty days uA-
der this bill. no matter how mild the
weather or from what section of tine tick
rogion me cnttIe may come. or how sure
|is Jogtr,oin5{ T., rnttlr ul,,ye fine line.
,Tl,iT,r ,,,i, he dona 'i,y ma Slut,. on Federal
,,,,tI,,tr7ti..s t ,,rntncf nronrrfy. and If a
-, oi.il0u sbo,,id dnre o Drotcst
Pat't,. l,,'t1is hoi1,I, dtiven tbrousD his mas.
"tll"a. iietuS D,i-'e ~ r"ttIS he ,,Inst
ture ana among ms own ealt'e ne nus nus
pay tue PvH"'t2 VI ,, Nh ,Iro. id"s
II the county jan as lnc vi ~ Io tI,.r
1t Is not our province 10 uISeIsS MnellVI
ticks communicate icNef or hot' Ao'es az
wen known sclentlsts' aIltf 3Vu.S %
vcstlgntion or Splehllic lsNef, 9Au 49,
hundreds of thousanCs OF aol,Ht9 NuNe
been spent by teaeti autholiF IA nv
tempting TO ascertain the means "a tL L'.i,
mission of the same, nave uHa I....l,,,i
S!oa.
Vhe author OF the bill himself, however
adults the correctness of the "tlck theory
When he proyides that cattle may he
rr1stnd 1t any time when found sufficiently
free from ticks not to communicate iutec-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-28

~. hunge Remains Wet.
Lss .,. isAas' February eth the local
tt, .sI'on today the town went wet
~ yDe majority. A full vote was
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-28

ala POI q few cents on a bottle of
liaes I n VIII not atone for Tho an
III Osp 1, nsvlng dessert that IS 'iust a
F" "uFor- Always buy BuTnett's.
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49, 49, a. pIIn[Lc LANDs.

tr,tin Texas. February 27-Ihe follow
,,..,,4 r,anrt+ion regarding the
ing concurrent .,i,. 80 NO.. a.,
holding up q sales OF pu'lle iaHus' WIS d"
reduced I'm NE house today:
v-,.,,,.s rac urssapf method Of ding
-, y,,+o s.,o,, ar
apph'auohS q" P", N'"7' 49,.
asylum lands with the various county eierES
t,is St,rr as provided in sccGion g,
% l"'' ~ -, .,rs NJ ,rcv,. tooi
chapter 10, "rNeioI LAWS vi
has In many instances resulted u great
confusion serious conflict and IN some cases
,,.ll,,l ord
even D'"'1s.,."' 60 a.. ,.,., ,ce,a
Whereas, be records or the i0H1 ONCE
show thar more than 100000 acres OF State
srbool and asylum iands viii be subject
10 application Tow po'ena.' "''n'n ."y me-
ninety days, by reason OF the expiration oil
,oy,.+i,,,, l.,s.s rhcrpon: and.
','s,'',7 ~, .,,t,IIT, r..rortc5 that q,
""cie's' ~ rs rs -,
ties Of Chis STATE is nov impendms. aad
that armed persons are eHraAl-h near sls I"
clerks oinces prepared by force ana iltla'
iaa,loh 10 lh'tiruP' W. qu'g, '"N p.'in0
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|Ssy y. .a' hands on retiring in a
III I, creamy lather of CUrlcURA
Finer y, and anoint freely with
b ~ = OINTMENT, the great skin
i,r = purest of emollients. Wear
I sshs Is night, old loose gloves. or
IA yves Of soft old linen or cot
4 b,Ss led rough. chapped and
|hssb dry, assured. itching,
h D,I,. PAINS with shapeless nails
'lssss',al niger ends, this treatment
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-28

The house speut most of the day ON the
Terrell! election bin and It is stlli far from
engrossment
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-28

The chamber % commerce is preparing
statistic information fer the hearing OF,
the on taxation bill at-zhnstSn Wednesday,
next 1t Is probable that there sill be
quite large npulber from heSe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-11
Children's Suits.

So so Children's Suits &5 53
I so Childrens Suits A00
6 80 Children's Suits A23
90 Childrens Suits 32S
4 so Children's Suits o.
4 90 Children's Suits go
8 so Children's Suits, 22R
2 % Children's Suits o.
2 SO Children's Suits ga
2 90 Children's Suits 40
so Children's Suits 90c.
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