The Houston Daily Post (Houston, Tex.), Vol. XVIITH YEAR, No. 283, Ed. 1, Sunday, January 12, 1902 Page: 2 of 32
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A SUMMARY OETBENEWS
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DOMESTIC
AflartMlASfhity beld 4 reception which
Tras Jw elr attended in the city hall at
EivsKfwh Ga where he and bis wife
Me f preient Tlsltlnsr
The jolnt committee of the hoasa and
nenntchave set February 27 as the date
for thi memorial meeting In honor of t
late president JlnKlnley
Mr Bryan addressed the students of
Harvard adversity
J M JlcKnlght president of the de-
funct Norman National bank bag been
convicted In the Federal court In Louis
vlllo df embezzlement
WASHINGTON
Congresswill devntrv most of the comlnn
yeek fto hearings before the various com
tnlttces
Tt c first party light In the senate will
firclop on the 1hlllppinos tariff bin and
ulbe son will take a prominent part
therein
The members of the Maryland deteentlou
will press for the taking up of some of the
resolutions concernlnc the Schley case but
Speaker ITemlerson Is opposed to actii
Mr Ball will Introduce the new Ucxns
Federal court bill after a confeionce with
his collenEues
A hearing will be had before th ns
and harbbrs committee during the pretctit
week on Improvements of
viatemaji gen-
erally
E Lamprc the Trench representative In
this country of the Panama Cnnnl com-
pany was before the senate committee
POLITICAL
BtChftrtl Crokcr has retired from the
leadership of Tamiinny nnd Ien is Nixon
at Crokera suggestion was elected as his
auccessor
Hon W J Bryau was the guest of the
mayor of Bostou
The mayoralty contest of Topeka has
been decMed by the Huprptna court lu favor
of Albert Xarker the democrat
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FOftEIGN
The kaiser will not attend King Bdwards
coronation
Thelyaelit Uohenrnllern Is coming to
America to be pre int at the launching
of Lmporor WIHlimb new jnclit
Secretary Ihamborluln lu n upoerh has
replied In a caustic imiuncr to Von Bu
Ions criticism of a former Bpooth liu had
made
Dials have been mnMc whereby Hum
pi nn canals may bo operated by Amerlinu
capital
Transactions hnvn fren ronnummutul
whereby It may soon l > possible to ahlp
direct from an Inland iiort In the Inllid
Stntes to nn Inland port In tlmopo
lhereeent call of the Diltlnli war office
for volunteers to go to South Africa has
met with no response Conscription uuy
become uocessarj
An International portlus tnntnamrnt
has been arranged for thf cormiutlnu cero
monies In Kugland
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TEXAS
K K Rogers wan killed bjv switch n
sine at Denleon
Tortynlne corporations with annggresato
Eyery Exertion a Task
Every Care a Burden
Thera Is failure o tho strength to
4o and th power to endure there Is
weakness all over that Is persistent
andeonstanti
The vital functldns are Impaired
fooddoes not nourish and the vhola
system Js lrun devn
A medfclne that strengthens the
stomach perfects digestion Invigor-
ate arid tones Is needed
What MftMa S rswarll did let Mr Ii B
Sarlwd fc sdr ffnO li1 don for others
Mo totrtwV a tao wuj ait ru down with
uk j > KU4f li log fltah Ml unabU to da
k rwMr > < i rit re j h r p ttlt locrcued
fcHMT + leSU m4 miA her well and ttronr
Ut dliir wa kaaelwltod aUttraent
Pr itiyl i cure twt keeps the prom
Atwlf trjto < M > s Mr twatment is begun
v
Houston East and West Terns was pre-
sented with a handsome gold watch by tho
employes of the shops
HOUSTON
t President Charlton of the school board
estimates that the schools will require 22
30pthls year In addition to the regular ap
proprtation
Hon James K P dtllasple was appoint-
ed by t he governor to succeed Judge A C
Allen as Judge of thecriminal dlstrfct court
for Harris and tialvcston counties
Judge V II Wllfon announces for mayor
and Dr W M Brumby for health officer
The British club permanently organized
by electing offlcci
The poultry show will keep Its doors open
today
QrecnNlllc Kemp arrested for the murder
of Joe Sclph
Norman Deal dies from the effect of be-
ing hit on the ticad with a crowbii by
Ulllot Ureen both coloicd
The man run oier urnl killed by a Katy
train early jesterday morning Identified as
J h Ferguson of Kort Worth
THE STAT CAPITAL
Politics to Be Barred
Austin TexBi January 11 The Austin
delegation to the Confedeiatlon of Labor
convention which niaats tomorrow In Waco
left thlB afternoon for the fiejsn Cit >
Jhe will not the > ileclare penult politics
le enter ltto the pioceedlngs of the melt-
ing
Balance in the Treasury
Austin Tcas Janeaiy 11 the cash bill
auee In the Htute treasury at tho close of
business tndn > to the risillt of the general
rexmil fund was j lflbO agulnst 1US
021 for thc etinio time last j ear
To Buy a Quarantine Vessel
Austin Ten January 11 State Health
OClcer Tabor left tonight for Philadelphia
to seo about the piiiihiue of a new steun
vessel for the qunrnntlns i > enlce at Gal
WRtmi I lie last legislature made an up
tirnpiiaiiuu of Sl iOiHt for this purpose and
It will be the Intention of the health oftlt
to either hum a new esse constructed < ir
putehflse one outilght Ir Tain r will bu
abiuilt from his office for about ten ibs
Governor Goes to El Paso
Auntlu Texas January 11 The goeiuoi
will Iraic timioimw nftcrnoon at t oclock
for 111 Inmi to be present at the live stock
contention which opens Tuesday lie will
rtiniin fur two days In thc Western me
tiopolls befiiee he Ktnrtu on his return Jnui
nevihls will Ih the goernots tlrst visit to
111 Paso since 1H2
Department Notes
Austin Ipxas Januarj 11 The State
purchasing agents depattnient toiliy io
iched thtee rmlojil of supplies for tho
wirlous elcomostnine Inslltutlnns located
here One of the inrs lontulueil n lot of
beds for the Confederate home
The comptroller department todav reg
Isteml mi Issue uf MJ < 0 Inbbock countv
refunding lunula and tho entire Ihsub wns
punhiised b the school boa id for the
poiimiiiMit Rchool fund
The tJiilei of tho Star and Crescent a
friteintl Insurance company of Pan An
tonio toilm renewed Its ponnlt to do html
ncus In Texas
Hie Weldnu Smith Lumber company of
Delta < omit amended Its charter todaj
li Increasing Its ciipltnl stock from 10000
to Vf < HM
News Notes
Austin Texaw January 11 The tax col-
lectors of the Statu IndnT picwntiHl Conip
trollpr Ion with n handsome emlilein a
maltco i rosn to wear on his watch chain
capital stock o 8700000 filed cbaitcm at n iu charm It Is n beautiful cbarin nnd
committee from tho
Austin during the first ten days of Jan-
uary
Burglars made a good hatil at Wallts
A new gpsjicr has been lirounht In at
Beaumont
The Austin law and order league has
made a report to the citizens of that town
telling them what Is necessary to secure
icformi
The Girls Industrial school coramls Ion
visited Taylor and looked over the sltn of
fercd
It Is stated that politics will he tabooed
at the coming meeting of thc State reitera-
tion of Labor at Waco
The city of Dallas was making an Investi-
gation of electric light companies with n
viewto antitrust suit but a Kederal coiut
receiver has been appointed
Actions In Involuntary bankruptcy have
been instituted lu the Federal court against
three Arms recently assigned
COMMERCIAL
Cotton prices lowered slightly on dls
appointing Liverpool aud heavy liquida-
tion
Sheep receipts hare been light for sev-
eral days and butchers aro becoming
Bullous about supplies
In the stock miwkft tho bank statement
did not disappoint expectations and there
vyas a settling toward dullness
Cattle market was reported as steady
itnd quiet with no receipts of Toians at
6t Lonls Chicago or Kansas City
RAILROADS
Judgo Heagsn is not inclined to view with
favor some ofthe prcmoscd amendments to
the interstate commerce act
It Is stated positively that Dallas must
Join th i war on the scalpers before nnr
cheap fates to tho Confederate reunion will
be made
Vlco President Mnrkham and party re
turnediXrom a trip of Inspection of tho Cen-
tral lines yesterday
Kctlrlng Master Mechanic Grant of the
was presMited by a
local cpiitmander composed of flinnd Mas
tea Cnrlt ton Charles S Morse J L Jam-
ison Jeff Johnson and Hd Knufmuu
JAt tho regular1 meeting of Protection
Lodge Nm HI Knights unit ladlps of llnuu
op luurxdav i ceiling the following offleris
were duh Installed for the ensulnir term
Mrs Annie M Tailor protector Mis M
K INiiiiii lice pioteelor Mr 1 I lioi
sun chaplain Mi S J O Brlen guiiTo
Air Hen 1 MCtillni h itretnir nnd llnin
i lal Hcereinrv Miv M I McCiiekeu of
Austin Lodge No 11 Knlghlb and Ladlcu
of Ilw i v ortlcliitcd ns Installing officer
c
THE RACES
Three Fivoritea Crossed the Line First
at New Orleans
New Orlenns January 11 Carl Kohlcr
Admetus and Lingo were tho winning
favorites Nellie Witddell who won tho
tnkc the Genlllly hnndliap at six nnd a
halt furlongs worth 1210 to the winner
was a comparative outsider In the hettlug
The Ally took tho lead lu the tlrst few
strides and opened up a big gap but was
foiccd to a drive at the end and only bent
Tayon tho fn > orlte half a length She
will now bo tetlrcd for the winter Tayon
will also be glien a rest and will be
shipped to Churchill Downs tonight Death
In his race lednccd the track tecmd for
a mile and a sixteenth to 117 Weather
clear ttack fast
Six furlongs Semicolon Weldeman Imp
Albula Time 113
Sellliic mile Carl Kohler Hcome Monos
Time 1 41H
Belling mile and a half Admetus Jack-
anapes Hcanii 11mo J 30
Uentllly handicap Mx and a half fur
loiigs Nclllo Wnddell Tayon Knke Time
Handicap mile nnd a sixteenth Death
Sliver Colu Petit Jlnltre lime 117
Scdllng mllo and scvciitr yards Lingo
Ernest Parham Lccuja Time 1 46V
Oakland Results
Bin Francisco Januaiy 11 Five fur-
longs King Iletuld Moablna The Maniac
Tituo 1 Q2Y
Threo furlongs Thnddeus Hudson Ven
icln Tltno 35VJ
Mile selling UiustHn TtUEhfields Knth
erlue Ilnnla Time 141H
Beicii furlongs rollauabee handicap high
weight San Nicholas 1IUkanet Thit
Giver aiina 12GU
Mile and a Mxteenth handicap Ioaitlon
HolUck Vcsuvlun Tlmo lJol
luturlty course wiling Saul of Tarsus
Marshall Nell Herculean Time lll i
BOARD OF ARBITRATION
Minor Baseball LeanUes Held a Confer-
ence at New York
New York Januaiy 11 The National
board of arbltartlon held a raecUng In
tbla city last night This la the governing
body of the minor bihcball league of Amei
Ica Those present wote I U lowera
piesldent National Association of Irufej
slonal Baseball ieaguesi N M ticxiou
preeldcut of tho three 1s league J II
Fojrifll ol tho New iork Stale loaguo J
11 Ultourke of tho Connecticut league and
T H Mhruane of the New England league
Authority was given for tho tiling of tho
salary limits of the leagues
At a meeting of the Western ltagne In
Kamias City next week Bowers Karrwll
and Sexton wilt be In attendance accord
ing to a decision arrived at last night and
will theti deal with the questions affecting
tho tight between the Western league and
the American association
Nasturtium Will Be Favorite
New York January H Nasturtium It Is
conceded by experts In London will be the
favorite for the Derby according to the
world He has not been In any way in
Jureil by the voyage and has been exercised
iUllj since his arrival afllngglna stalile
> market
Charles llelff the elder brothervof thc
jockey Is now installed at Monthcnisc to
tako Wlshardu plAce as trainer Crokcr
havlariapparentJnEtv < tnninrJsiotlJMlu lni
y B1 > iT 4 b WIMw
s eiifv
HOUSTON DAILY POST SUNDAY MOEKTNG JANUARY 12 L902
A CHANGE OF FEELING
GernianyEvidenily Feels MoreKindly
Toward the United Stales
INTEREST TAKEN IN THE ST LOUIS FAIR
Beer Consumption Increaainu Prince of
WateV Visit Germans HavfnntHaisd >
Time in PrusGian Poland
Berlin January 11 Whether by teas0ti
of President Itoosovtdts eep clnlv ortfjnl
personal omnmunlcaiion to llfuperor Wll
II mi recently tiansmlttcd iinofriclnliy n
bceauso the United S ites has shown iuvk
than pashlve guod Mil toward tW > rh aiiy lu
the Venezuelan entanglement the foteigw
office here showa a dhtpiMltlon to forwnrd
nny object lu which the United Stales 1
Interested Correctl this Is tine moment
for tho St loul exposition management
to till the German gen eminent what It
desires for the fair Sbuo hut summer
when the fotclgn office ga little encour-
agement to thu lepieseutatlous of thu
Lulled States embiisn on tho subject a
clnnsc lu thc go > ernmcnts utlltudo has
taken place Wcie the ht Uml delegate
lute at pi est ut the would be weliomul
ami sheii un opportunlt to present detinue
requests
Get man manufacturers hinc taken con
Udeiablo lutucnt lu thu exposition Judging
id
J nun tne I in i link ma do at tin Luucic
States coiuuluto geiiLrnl
The anhal hetu of Walter Williams the
well known uewt > piipir man of Gulumbli
Mo who Is at pieaenl nulltig u torn ot
lliuope has stimulated ncwhnupei inteiest
and the newspapers mc piliutng Interviews
with him iml notices and descrlptluui uf
the fn 1 r
Dr Instrow of the Berlin unlvirslt who
Is making studies of the labor nisi kit ijutl
lndiistiliil sltiiutlDii Undo iliut Silncliltiit
with the dcpiesxlon Is i giealer couceiitrii
tlou nf cipinil mil the sipieevlng out ut the
Munller and eveiikiT icinccrns The Im-
proved rupoits apply mainly to the great
establlsuineuti
The consumption of beer lu 1101 norngcil
lift seven gallons pen head thruughnut thn
cmplie Ilie meiage lonsumpUou In 1WJ
ncionlliijj io tho iiffliltl ricOids was thlity
iiTit fiulous pel licnl an liieieiiHe In two
deiHiles of niaii iO per cent
1 ho prime 1 of Wahs lsit to Dmperor
William on the ocuuliei of the lattris
birthday will be for oulv i day This TlsU
Is nut Intended us a lArsiio on tho purl
of the Biitlsli gmornuNiit to show good-
will toward ieimnin lnii Is simply n u
token of Khu Kilwuids pcisunul regnid
lor Kmpeioi William fhe prime ut Wales
Ins therefoic dec lined alf Imitations to
entertainments piopused In his liuiioi lu
cluillug a leceptlnn by the Gciman regi-
ment in whlih Kins Kdwitrd Is colonel
Had the pi luce uf Wales luen here ithls
morning ho would not have Jjeeu utile to
read nn Berlin periodical that did not con-
tain lampoons on his filthei caricatures of
Loid Kliiicner and lutitat doscslptlons of
British Inhumanity In houth Afinia
Cousldeilng that Chancellor Von Bulons
two speeehes and the utteratiees of the
letman minister to tlreat Britain Itlncc
Wolff Von Metteiulib at llauibiug were
dellbeinte eftorls on the pait ut the gov-
ernment In demonstrate thu filenilUless to
wauls Great Britain the Illustrated pi
here hIiow singular mallgunnty In Klv
fers giuesome leprescntntlmiH of the toituro
of Innocents In the South African concen-
tration camps
lie lot of Germans lu PrussHn Poland
Is full of vexations The Poles ale Inzen
louslv nagging tho teielierij and official
nud bovotts are scnlng as u system of
pettv lutlmldulon The govermnent line
decided to station gurlhims In the small
towns In order to glre monl support to
the Getmnn element This step his cansed
a fresh oiilbrcalc of popular feeling The
whole Polish question will eoun up fpr
discussion before the diet Monday
SCHLEY HOLDS A RECEPTION
Savannah People Make It a Sure Enough
Gala Occasion
Savannah fia Januui > 11 Rear Ad
tnlral hthley held a public reception in the
elti hall hero this afternoon lasting over an
hour lie inn cucoited to the building by
Major Meyers jud a delrgntlon of aldcn
men and was aeniipankd b > Mrs Schley
anil cienoinl mid Mrs William V Cordon
at whoso lesliluue ho and Vlu Sihliy are
Mting Bull titieet fioin tlenfial dor
dons iiHldeutu to thu eitj hall was lined
with chcmlng peoplu Niiulj eierj tdoto
along the unite was diaped with u Unite 1
htateM llau Ihe admlial looking the pic
ture of health howml uud huillid lu ro
fcponae to the dcmoiistiatlous along the
route
Tho icreptton was hold in the council
chamber of the cltv hall A lluo wuh formed
and n gieat multitude pi09 rd lu to greet
thn odmlril and nssutu him of tholr icapcct
nnd esteem
After the reception manv of tho rcoplc
gnthercd it Icneinl lotduns residence ami
chccied the admiral when hit nirhcij
THE NEELY CASE
Nothino New Was Related by the Wit-
ness VV Reeves
Havana January 11 At tho opening of
the dajB hearing of the charges nrlfdng
out of the Cub in postofflce ftauds the
goicinment asked fot a fuithei examina-
tion of Vi H Iteoies He submitted M v
eial btteif from Chailea V V Noels the
go ernments pmposo being to show the ln
tlmacy which existed between Ncely nud
liei vea
In ivply to a fjueitlon of tho court BoMes
cald he did not get anv piitlon of the 15
OU from the Ktnmp burning Incident lleeiiM
eald Necly told hlni ho ha giieu It all to
Kutliboiic
The cross examination of Iluotes by Xloya
nnd Misciros altoruets for Necly did not
bilrnr out anv new evidence
When fioBsoiiiiilnrd by Itnthbonas at
tornej Itecics said h was appointed by
lorry b Heath thc tlrst Assistant po t
minder general
NriW YOItK Senator Chauncy M Do
pew nud Ills bride ni rtved from Europe
on tho Meamcr St Ixjuls
Stuarts Gin and Ducltu Free
Cures Kidney and Bladder Troubles
Brights Disease Rheumatism
Send
no money simply write aud try
Stuart s bin nud Buciiu nt our expense A
petsonal trial is better thau a thousand
pi luted testimonial
Death soon follow from dUeased kidneys
unless a cure i mado by tnklug the old
at lllrinligham totiMht tbok oi caslon to no
tion the cilticlsm showctcd vpon hltn In tne
telihstng duringthe pait week oipeciath
And many other painful and serious
ailments from which most mothers
suffer can be avoided by the use of
Mothers Frleui This great remedy
is a Godsend to women carrying
them through their mostcritical
ordeal with safe ty and no pain
No woman who uses Mothers Friend need fear the suffering
aud danger incident to birth for it robs the ordeal of its horror
and insures safety to life of mother and child aud leaves her m J
a condition more ffvof4 able to speedy recover 1 he child is s
also healthy strong aud
good naturcd Our book
Motherhood is worth
its weight in gold Id fcvery
woman and will be sent free in plain
envelope by addressing application to
Brudfield Kecjultslrir Co Atlanta Ga
Count Von BuIowb castlgatlon In referring j tor of thc globe
CHAMBERLAINS RETORT Vl rSI
Has Nolliing 1o Withdraw and Will
Not Qualify Anyfliiug
WILL NEITHER GIVE NOR TAKE LESSONS
Says that tho Empiro Will Bo Supported
by ths Sons of Britain in Every
Quarter of tho Globs
London January II Mr JoYrpu Chum
bcrlnln tho colonial scerctnn bespeaking
was attilbuted to the Indiscreet oratory j
of the colonial secretnrv
V bat I have said continued the secrc
tir I have said I nlthdrnw nothing I
mn lifr nothing I defiul iiothliig As I
itnd history no Brltl h minister has ever
served Ms conrtiy fatlhtully and at the
sime time been popular abroad I do not
vimt to aht lessons to a foielgn minister
and 1 will not accept nnv at his hands I
am ft i milhlo oiu to m sovertlgn and
mv countrinien
I dt not depreciate the Importance of
Ihe giod will of fnrelen nitlons hut there
Is something more Imcortant It Is tho nf
nnd confldeino of pur kinsfolk1
ntross the sea Ilreu our great losses In 0
the war that has been forced upon us have o
Uk
sdf nnd has shown to nil whom It m v
lonceni that If e or again wd hau as In
the past to tight for our verv existence
against thf wmld In arms we will be sup
ported h the sons of Britain In e cry quar
DR HATHAWAY
If You Have Suffered from Any of the Chronic Diseases Now So
Prevalent Among Men Dont Give Up All Hope Because
You Have Been Treated by Others in Vain
SEEK THE SKILL Ol A SUCCESSFUL SPECIALIST
DR HATHAWAYS REPUTATION
More highly than nil clso Dr Hathaway aluos the reputation which he enjoys
o being the most Hklllfut as well js successful specialist In rhe United States This
ho haB earned bj twenty jeats of hard consi lentlous labor ilmlng which tlma ho
haH tieatcd thou ands of tho most illfflcult nnd obstinate cases of chionle diseases
many of which had beett tieatedlu vilu by other physicians of prominence
HIS METHODS
Dr Hathaway Is upto date In every sense of the word He bellijves In progress
In medicine as lu other things nnd Is alwns first to Introduce Into thc South the
latest scloutlllc dlKctnetlcs for tho tellcf of the afflicted Ills offlite Is equipped with
the most approved nppltanoes for dlignoilng and ticiting complicated chronic dis-
eases und ho Is thus enabled to glie a competent opinion ou any case presented to
lilui
WHAT DR HATHAWAY CURES
Dr HaUiaway Is nn able physician competent to treat nny form of Illness or
disease Uurly In his oniecr however hU attention wns dlioted to the largo
lango of special diseases to which men are subject and roilUlug tho broad Held
which this class of disease covered he decided to make a specialty of their treat-
ment Tlila has entailed a nst amount of ktudy and research which has been re-
warded by unprenedentcil success
LOSS OF VITALITY
This prevalent condltlou which la making joung men old and old men helpless
Is alarmingly on the Increase 11 Is partly the result of tho present rqpld pace of civ
Dilation and Is so common ttut not nioro than one man In ten enjoys thc full
atTritigth and vigor of his manhood So successful Was Dr Hnthawnj been In treat
lug this disease that ho contldently promises to cure the most obstlnato case
YOUNG MEN
Should heid the first symptom such as night lossiis dizziness pimples spots be-
fore thc oyrsi etc s they can thus save jcats of ttnffering nnd mental worry Dr
Hathaway promptly corrects these conditions and effectually chocks their progress
OLD AND MIDDLE AGED MEN
Who feel their vigor and strength giving way to premature decline can be restored
to the mauhodcl of their youth by the tested remedies of Dr Hathaway Hun-
dreds of cages have been cured where hopo had given wuy to despondency and
helplessness
STRICTURE
reliable Stuarts oTironif uucUu The fob I iwr
lowlugj symptoms Indlcato the approach of I Should never be neclected In addition to the pain and suffering produced by this
iSftW or < > < L waSy allaltnt lf lesiJs to a traIn ot m03t serlou consoauencca which lmohe the entire
tinnine Buffy or daU o
cliclcs under tho
eye sallow jellow complexion dull heav
heiida best dltsy tired feeling faint hpells
u Sr a ncil e ib batl cloudy
mllkllkc or stringy dark lu color or of
fenslvei painful scalding sensation in pass
ing urlhe obliged to go often durlug the
day or night Thero Is a ourc la Stuarts
tllu und Buehu It Is the ono remedy you
can rely on It will correct all these symp
toms and permanently cure cten mights
disease after all other treatments fall
Stuarts din nnd Uuchu will neutralize the
urine nnd causu It to How In a perfpetly
natural manner thus curiylug out of tho
kidneys ajl the Impurities whlrh aru the
direct cause of much 111 health Stuarts
tllu nnd Iluchu gives life power and vigor
to the klilneis thus making tho blood red
aud nourlfthlng It will cute the worst
form of rheumatism Druggists or by et
press prepaid SI To prove It cures we
have set nlde 1S00O bottles to give awuy
to sufferers A sample bottle of Stuarts
< u and Ilnrhit scut free by writing
SIuurtH Drug Co Atlanta la Dont hiwl
ate to write for a botllo as there are no
nervous system Dr Hnthaway Is the only doctor who cures stricture painlessly
He la enahled to do thisby his oilgliwl ntthod of treatmont which Is employed by
him alone The patient loses no tlmo from business and is restored completely
peimanently and palulosaly
palulosalyBLOOD POISON
Or ajrphtlU Is a disease wlilon uulesj cincjcl trauBiultH Its bllghtinc effect apoa pos
terrty yet unborn It gradually consumes the vitality and reduce Its victim to a
complato wreck Dy his peifcct method of treaties this dlso s Dr Hathaway
promptly checks Its progma Olid removes all outnard manifestations of every aragn
Ho does not compromlie with thin illseaio by mere pntcUwork Hit treatment com
plttely eradicates from the system e > ery traco of the disease and prevents any
possibility of transmitting tho taint to other
FREE CONSULTATION
livery one Is Invited to consult Dr Hatha way freely without cost Thoio who can-
not neo him pcrkonally ihould write him fully giving a full description of their
case which will have his most careful attention By means of his campet symp-
tom blanks le li s perfecteda system ofJ > ome treatment which enables htra to
kiiuii sfullj treat cases at tv distance All cornspoudence Is conducted In the strict
eKt conildence and all medicines sentIn plain packages Write Im fully without
conditions A requcH ou a postal card will dclor
< l So write now while yott think of tn lt 4
Ask to see our S uits
worth JS850 for
Ask to see our Sinits
biought In their tinin oho blessing of In o
nrfi cr > en fnr
llnlti and InsUng ronflJence Tlmt war WOrtll 51250 Orr
British to lltul It °
his enabled thq
I PB2 S VS ELLKEPTlj
Ask to sec our Suits
worth SI500 for
Ask to see oui Suit
worth 2000 for
Ask to see our Ovencoats
worth 700 for
Ask to see our Overooats
worth 10 00 for
Ask to see our Overcoats
Were not overstocked need
more
space nor teady nioney and havj
always advocated and adhered to
one price at all seasons But as if
seems the order of the day Q
vertise big 1 eductions of winter
goods we have decided to gjve
them a little touch of HIGH LIFE I
If you will examine tlie fabric
finish and price of these advertised
Bargain Goods examine them well
so you can intelligently compare
them then come to us and we will
guarantee to give you as good or
better for less money and as usuaf
we make all alterations and delly
eries free of charge and ifv when1
you get home you are not perfectly
satisfied come to us and we will
EXCHANGE or refund your MorjEy
Our book customers will receive I
the same attention and get the <
tame as cash
prices customers t
< ji
9001
11001
1600
4501
worth 1500 for J II
r 59i
Ask to see our Overcoats flg An
worth 2000 for lOUU
Ve have a swell line of Fufl Dress Suits for sale or rent Will about the is of
o March open the only Exclusive Bojs Clothing Parlor In the State at 505 Maiaslrtjt J
j K H CAWTH0N CO
njoB oo oooooooo ooo < loooooooo3 ioooooooo oee oenB in
FINANCIAL
COURTESY PROMPTNESS
the noiiimfii mmm bank of houstoh
OFFICIBRS AND DIRECTORS
GEO W BRACKENRIDGE president
Of San Anlonio
T WISTAR BROWN
Of PhiUdelpnia VlcePtVsldents
JONATHAN LANE
JNO J GANNON Cashier
G M HARCOURf Assistant Cashier
STERLING MYER
E A PEDEN
S E ALLEN
E P HAMBLEN
EDWIN CHAMB55RLA1
i i mm
= t =
SLAUGHTER SALE AT THE
fj Lone Star Bargain Store 318 Milam St
Leaving for New York to purclipse ur spring stock and in ortier to make
roam for samo we will si iti itsr our fall xoods on hand at and below
New York cost Hero we will ttiention only a few items
200 Silk Plush Capes
regular ptico 7HO now
o
o
n m igif s
3J0
150 Silk Plush Capes ir-
regular prieo 500 nowui ZD
3 150 Plush Print Capes f oft
H regular price 350 now > OU
il 150 Nicely Trimmed Plu3h Capes
H regular price 325 r n-
fl now U
i 150 Black Beaver Capes pj
fj regular prico 150 now UC
h 1U0 Colored Beaver Capes n r
regular prico 125 now DC
f 200 Ladies Jackets regular prico
2 400 and 500
225
tj 100 Jlisses Jackets all sizes res
g ular piico 400
f Qi
now iyij
jj 35U pairs Ladies Shoes heel and
a spring heel regular prico t a r
250 now lAb
I 150 pairs Ladles Shoes laco and
jj button regular prico 225 < > r
now lZO
150 patrs Ladles Shoes laco and
g button regular price
i > i
g 150 now J tJU
g 200 Mens Suits regular o C
prico 1500 now UDU
100 Black Clay Diagonal Suits
regular prico 1250 < y rs
now OU
100 Serge Suits regular < y i
price 1000 now UU
100 different Suits reguflar n r
price 600 now JtJV
100 dlfforent Suits regvdar
price G00 novr
Florpdora Novelties
regular prico 75c now
F F Cashmeros
regular prico 35c now
M Cashmeros
regular prico 30c now
Ttansworth Jncquards
regular ptieo 25c now
Ladies Cloth
regular prico 75c now <
64 Novelties
regular prico 20c now
Prido Plaids
regular prico 18c now
prices for be t THIS 3y r WUEK V eJ e ftt0CaU S0 ° and Ket rat ChoICO
25
350
A3
Youths Suits regular
nrico 700 now
Youths Suits regular
prico 800 now
Youths Black Suits regu n Cf
lar price 500 now Zt v
350 pairs Mens Shoes O C
regular prico 300 now > A
200 pairs Mens Shoes O
regular prico 275 now
250 pairs Mons Shoes
regular prico 175 now
J
Dress Goods
3k
20c
tic
5c
45c
ft
FY ICIDE
5 J >
Sale at above
ONLY Yours for bargains
I GROSSMAN MENDLOVITZ 318 Milam
nwnmmit witnmmmm mnmmw ninnniinn i
a
9
KING OF FIRE KILLERS
slltt If5 0r dir < tioS A child anybody can u J
fly thT tJe powder out P ° cs the fire Indorsed by f
refunded Ifw ° f guarant d AlonJ
f rcPrescntc Protect your lives and prcPJ
Us FYRic nr
tileawl blank
sh tfr i H1 absohte in its tlon Is a gas
JSftte 3SllSfflnW ° rCCpPt ° f PdCe S30 ° CaCh
F Q HOLTOIV COMPANY
Sol ° Agents Texi
s and Louisiana
HOUSTON U r TEXAS
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