The Houston Daily Post (Houston, Tex.), Vol. FOURTEENTH YEAR, No. 15, Ed. 1, Sunday, April 17, 1898 Page: 3 of 30
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K0w h t rtrlolrn I lrre < so
vigorous throurjhout the sttt
AS JACINTO CELEBRATION
> roml t ° r onc urIU > l micnltulf
f i Wins on the alternoon of the iglh nJ
CloVnntmlinljMoiUhoiJt
E TO HOUSTON
Long ago
ve departed
from the old
beaten path or
the Ready
Imade Cloth
ing business
first step was
to handle
famous makes
of ready
mades that
afforded us 8
classes viz
IAYVS
Recular lone lonestout kadn short
stout extrastout extralone and extra
lie
Even this wide scope for fitting
the various forms of men was
lardly satisfactory considering
that very best tailors might have
improved on it slightly Second
step was taken when we began
siying
wr DONT MAKE TO ORDER
HUT MAKE TO I IT
Perfection in ready made has
been attained by our system and
our tailors on the premises
Mans stylish
Mh IO Suit of brown
P mixed faint
red plaid cheviot serge lined and
satin piped fancy stiipe sleeve
lining turned horn buttons sack
mat style
ULROAD SCHEDULB
opral
larnj
iptol
Trnlns
Tenas New Orlean
Galveston Houston
Hendeisoa
Gulf Colorado ft Santa Fe I
Galveston Trains 1
Main Line
Houston Texas
Central
I Leave
I 510 nm
T3S pm
IatnGalveston Harrlsburc St 915 an
5pra San Antoilo I 1055 pn
Sfin
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Mexican
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700 am
01s am
150 pm
735 P w
700 am
crj5 pm
trains leave Congress Strett Depot
irltuttsliteratiarrive fiticen mlnutas earlier
1 rove
I ml lnternatlo lai Great 100 pm
pat Noittierc 7jo am
tptn
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Columbia Tap
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5oo pm
600 ara
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Btrnf Mall and Lxpress 19
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00 am
t 020 am
i 1045 Pm
pw Galvla PorteHouston Etjo am
Jpm SanAnt Aransas Pass 1015 am
All trains arrive and depart Iron the Grand
MPit except the Missouri Kan xs and Texas
ticrihavei depot n the Fifth uxd the In
jorial and Great Northern Galveston Houstan
lenierson and tohmbla Tap wllch use th
atwaland Great
depot on Ooicress
Lo l AH Houston
IS eJ train on the
1
ittestTexis vvhtch leaves from and arrives
ffl hxt mid In the 1 llth ward All
nKansasaidTe as trains pass the Interna
ttadtitni Nonhern depot
otel Bristol
HOUSTON TEXAS
riunPlan Sa and 5250 per Day
fu r 18rstcl 85 centrally located l a
1 f Electric LlgUls Steam Heat
ro tan call Dells In all rooms Ulcgantly
Ma ue and modern
woBdattona UDturpasscd by any Hotel
aiSO h MAUN Manners
THb HOTCLi
JOli HOTKI
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Hersay
a ger
IU to
Per dy six
Mnt rooint
ta UarKo
room
Iy located
Tormerly of Capitol Hotel
ecommorln
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Mi 11 S Dodum St llculi
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Tlin HU1CIMKS
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Proprietor
Rates J W anil
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latest Sptlne S ck
Salt btjie Copy-
right by Klim s
At 10
KIAMS
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Mans full suit of
Blue Clay Serge
double steam
shrunk coat has
good Italian lin-
ing and satin pip
mg sewed
throughout with
silk
1000
Stylish suit of
Blue or Black
Serge leather
cloth lined and
satin piped each
suit guaranteed
fast color and
nonshrinking
double or single
breast style
1250
Mans stylish
Suit
of vefy pretty
blown and white checked cheviot
leathercloth lined satin piped
turned horn buttons sack coat
style Only
At 1250
Stylish
suit of
neat
biown check cheviot Fiench faced
and lined skeleton style with tine
striped satin sateen sleeve lining
light tinned horn buttons sack
coat style only
It costs one cent to get our in
structivc spring book Diop a
postal card today
SECRET CUTS BEING MADE
lreight Kates to Texas Are Badly
Demoralized
STATE LINFS ARE IARIICIPATING
Jloxemenl nf United Mtalea KcRnlnris
Xrnm AVeiit Trim < o Noxt Orients
sin the Southern Purine
Tent freight mrm arc flgurlnj on the
outcome of recent rato cuttlnc that hnf
been Rolnp on for the last ninety dajs and
which has forced nearly all of the State
Unci to participate During ttw last thirty
daxi the situation haspcyvn much Torse
ejpctially from defined territories lo
Texas romraon points Tho ChlcagoSt
Louis situation has been disturbed more or
less for thn p et six months xxhlch Is
ttctiRht lo havo had some effect on ratei
lo tho Southwest The ChlcagoKnnsas
Ptv lines hnxe been making secret reduc-
tions shins tho Texas lines more lati-
tude In handling buslne s coming in this
direction Only two or three of the State
lines refrained from entering tho dcmoral
Ization
HMnnfii cviiATi ov sucn
MiKiirliiuil n < n nimiiltntiiniir Under
rronrnt Ciinilltlnii
Tho railroad commission has ordered Into
effect nn emergency rato on sugar coming
from Sugarland to correct an existing
cll The circular rends as follows
In view of infoimdllou rceclxed by this
commission to tho effect that under a
recent arrangement of rates on refined
sugar In ear loads tho shipment of thla
tommodlty from Sugnilaud to points in
Texas is unjustly restricted mid for tho
purposo of removing tho difficulty resulting
from such arrangement of rati tbo rall
toad commission of Texas hereby orders
nml directs that on and nfter the 19th day
of April 1S9S tho rate on refined sussr
In cjr loads from Sugarland to pojnts In
lommpn point territory shall bo J cents
t er 100 pounds except in cases w hero the
existing rates arc lower Rates to r <
shall
point terrltoiy
outside of common
bo marlo by ttddlng current differentials to
the tnte ot 27 c nts
shall remain
Tho rates herein prescribed
main in force until modified or cance cd
by this commission after the receipt of In-
formation indicating that they arc no long-
er necessary
jiovuMirvr or troops
r
nKrd Stnlrn Itrcnliirs Colntr Jo
Ness Orlriinn
The Southern lMrifle is arranging to
transport nearly 2Q0 United States regulars
New Orleans
frcro forts In AVest Texas to
The movement Is < xpected to begin not
nlgbt and It may
later than Monday
The larKeit
special trains will bo run
number will come from San Antonio 350
men and officers Seventy sxlll come from
Clark and 123
Kaglo Pass 100 rpm Fort
from Tort mips
COMMKS10VUIl 31 VYriEIn TRIP
Will Ileporl Tsto iToisIo lo lite Allor
ite > tuiicral
16Rnllroad Com
Austin Texas April
from Texar
eW returned
inlnlonrr M
SaSr he had been to examine
I maintained thcr
in t P t jollities
Taclfle WeH redd
and
tho Texas
by
re ght
not having >
mplained of for
Texas porttar of the city
depot in the
Inspected the Te as
ai o xvhlle ay he
JJwnT v5ir > im
Nor ji
Onion and VlttK
Iff ffA l fof
ictlon on the latter p t <
tr TrHf C l H
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KIAMS
KIAMJS
Cut this out It will lie re-
ceived as the equivalent of
St00 in cash to apply on
any mans suit priced 10
or over Only one cou-
pon received from each
buyer
Good if presented Mon
day or Tuesday April IS
or 19 only
KIAMS
MAMS
KIAMS
change in our
Hat DepuU
meijt makes it
necessaly to
clear out all 190 Alpine and
Derby Hals these are in black
and brown only and
aliUiew spring block 145
Klan s neu brandC
The Recent 3 > 2
Alpines llclil Ant dark
Dcrrx s brown nj Mack
all the took ot high rtked
Nocks no din > trn < e
fl In nuilln ot material
te > t hat In the wmli re
tilled it suih a tilcc
Straw and Linen
Hats are ready
Moie than 3 core
handhome styles
cattle ralrcru get ready lo thlp tho young
cattlo to tho grazing grnunA of the In-
dian Territory and Kan as Tor the next
fox weeks theso shipments xvlll bo very
heavy Tho recent drought In California
has added conslderibly to the live stock
shipments Owing to tho lack of pisttitige
the cattle and sheop taisers have been
compelled to send their anlmslt cither
East or North according to tho market for
xvhlch they are destined The lines havo
also carried lirgo supplies of feed Into
tho districts whero tho drought has de-
stroyed the pastures
Western traffic men generally are look-
ing for iiuothci good yesrs business In
nearly every class of freight tho outlook
Is promising and tho lines xvlll probibly
find some uso for all tlielt equipment
IAlton CROWD Mr COMIACJ
XInny TVoplc lixiirilnl to lie In
Houston Thin tteek
The Indications arc that thousands ot
pcopio xvil bo In Woutston this xxeek foi
tho San Jacinto celebiation Tho rall
roids have been unusually kind In making
rates which aro as low If not lower than
any ever offend for Houston Postern
printed in colors luxe bc u scattered
brosdcist over tho Stato announcing tho
pyrotcchnkil display which Is more elab-
orate than o et witnessed In the Sjuth
The Houston Et l nnd Went Texas pas-
senger department hat slvcn out that ho
tween TOO and f > 00 people will nrrlvo over
th jr line on tho morning of April 21
Reports from the Houslon and Texah Cen-
tral tho International and Great Not th-
em and the ICaty ate onuallv ns encout
Great Northern
aglng The Intirnatlnnal and
ern has arranged for Thursday arriving t
425 a m and I 30 p m second sections
of tho regulnr trnlns anil for bivclul ttains
to leave Houston at 7 p m and 730 n in
Tho former xvlll run to Huntsxlllo and tho
latter will go thtougli to Palestine con-
necting for l > olnts north of here
Tho Ilre Department bind of Palestine
which took one of tho first prlMs at tho
San Antonio drill has arranged to attend
and furnish music while hcic
Central yesterday
Tho Houston nnd Texas
day published tho following rates to llous
applying April 21 and 22 torly cen
ton
Inlrbanks 60 cents from
from
n from Hockley to
Cxnrcss
ami Ledbetter Incluslxe
Un an
IB from Ucnchley Jl 30 from Sutton
51 3 from Calvert
l GO from Hearne
Woo tan
SI 63 from Hammond J2 from
V from Iltemond S260 om Kosse
iV3 f m rafce 1115 from Cldd n
McDide J2 from Klgtn J j
jl 6 from
from Manor 2 00 from Austin
xrtx Rnllnsr Ulonlcil
The railroad commission yesterday Is-
sued tbo following ruling to sovern the
transportation of the following commodities
named
lVrtlllsers including guano bone dust
and tone meal In quantities of 2000 pot Is
or more but less than car load shall be
subject to 200 per cent of class fc rates
PTrbat such rates shall In no case exceed
fourth class rates
That the charge on any shipment IfM
ln iiuantlty than nn established minimum
shall not exceed tho ohargc for such mlnl
ushall bo understood that iho fortlllters
subject to thla ruling are unless other
wlto specified above those xvhlch aro
rated class K In current classification when
shipped In car loads
Thlr order shall take effect May C 183S
i < t t mill We l IMcnlr
Tho plsnlo train of the Houston ji t and
West Tcxu returned from San Jacinto
parh Inst night between 6 and 7 ocioclc
Master Mtchanlc Grant master of cera
moslce s W thnt Hai tlcVcls wore uvon
up and tht > day had beon a molt enjoy-
able ow Thern was not an accident to
mar the plealdter plennr ami aothltiB
Interfered sa > e a heavy shower winch fell
during the afternoon The Iraln xxn raado
of thirteen cars hauled by one nf the
nn
Kast and Wests Baldwins decorated with
bunllng S3 and flowers
Mull Mslcblnjt Jlnj Ionllniiel
Tho weighing o the mall thit h been
in progrcri lnco March 2 ° may he > con-
tinued lv than April orjgln
nlly Inlemlcd The gosernment and rail
roadsar anxious to got the xveights as
and nev order
accurato at Is possible a
forjhat pttrpos highly prphajle
IlMllr Hil Krarnl is
The ojlotvlne wrnlngi for the flrat ntrV
In April hnp bwn publlehfd Str l > u
Southsvestern M ° n Increase f s 90
and Saa Fraatttacti tlrRH an
kl lwls
CPO wi lnre = inof W
v ie A a p V i l
Ctnfjrtl JtrcUht an rM r A fat
The
clothi
Houston
falls
I
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KIAMS
I < troop of children
Merry hearted fcixs and clrli
Mothers appreciate the stoics
supeiior styles and the fieslmcss
of the goods We have full lines
and heavy stock of the following
Boxs Shield Home Sailor Suit ot dark Mtte
kcrec of tmriiuallts buttoned etitts left sleeve
ami shield tme ted silk worked anchor deep
plain sailor collar an blaik silk Iiiurlnhsnd
tie sizes 4 to pile 500
Childs I ton jplete Suit of allwool bro n
Mlet Cheht wlthlarre faint red merphU
collar and tints have tour ro dark bm n
braid est has tour rows braid and two pock-
ets pants lisvc bow ot braid and blkkle at
knee sires 1 to 300
The stme as above In black oo
Child s Tlon suit ot 3 pieces Material ts blue
allwool Cheviot deep collar finished with six
rows white and red braid theses ts of fancy
brown check linen with anchor ornament In
led silk cpit has vii rlmh petti buttons
rants have three at euli knee sires 1 to
price 49s
Also chesrer suits tsshloned In same stjle
check and plaid cheviot Jon
Bojs Double Ureas Suit all x > ol Cheviot In
brown mottled plaid with large taint red over
plaid coil Is htll lined with llorentmc
KlAMS
Yoakum of the Houston Kant and West
Texas has returned from New Orltans
Tred Miller of tho Illinois Central xxas
hero yesterday
R 11 Coombs contracting agent for tho
Katy at Galveston Is In tho city today
Georgo H Hunter of the International
and tlrent Northern attended tho C W
pitnlc yesterday
WCATlilaK AN CKOIS
Sandy Tolnt Dtazsria Counts Tctrs
April 13 A hesvy rain fell here yoslcrdny
netting and last night It will tetaixl cot-
ton planting for some time as tbo ground
Is soaked It will be 1 benefit to 101 n and
oane ilthough on the whole It will do morn
harm than grod at this particular time Tho
farmers on the praltto will bo set back
OaUvlllp Llvo Oak County Texas April
13 The heaxlcst riln thai has fallen hero
for several yrara fell last night beginning
about 30 and raining all night Whllo
trops were not suffering they wero in great
mid ot more molrtuie
Pan Diego Duval County Texas April
13 A flno rain fell hero last night It Is
roported to have been general from Corpus
Chtlstl to Laredo Glass was beginning to
need rain Prospects arc flue for 11 good
crop in this section Tho fanners haxe dl
xerslfled their crops this year
TorL Worth Tot rant County Jejxs
April 14 During tho past few days heavy
rains have fallen In the midland countty
tho first since last summer Thit coun-
try bus not boon so dry for a nitmher of
years and eattlo were actually suffering for
want ot wader and feel The late rains it
is said will materially assist In making
evoiytbing boom In tho Midland dlstilct
Mason Mn > nn County Texas April 13
Rain In abundance tho country 1b uafe
Rayner Stonewall County Texas April
J I Crops Hrc beginning to recover from
the pa t cold snap nnd grass Is now get-
ting a move on It and stock aro doing very
well since tbo heel fly Is no more to tlcklo
the heel
Missouri City Tort Rend County Texas
April 15 Punning in this section is very
backward Tho corn that wa up befoto
tho recent cold Bpell Is Just beginning to
grow again Tho farmers that planted
early nnd put In plenty of seed ltaxo goo I
stands of corn but those that were lain will
havo to plant most of their land In cotton
Tho thrco and onehalf Inches of rain
Wednesday will stop cotton planting till
next week There was somo cotton tip be
foto tho told spell hut tho moit ot It will
have to b riplantcil It Is safe to say that
tho crop will ho planted after April IB
Straw berries are In full bearing Ihey do
xvoil here and could be grown to as good
profit sb In any portion of the State if tho
farmers would go at It In tho rUht way
Lockhart Caldwell County Texas April
14 Thlh section had a fine rain on Tues-
day which coiling after so much dty cold
weather will base a happy effect un agri-
cultural operations and xHl give gattlous
a good send off
Denton Denton County Texas April H
Another light frost appeared her this
morning but was not enough It is thought
to cause any material damage to crops nd
gardens
McKlnncy Collin County Texas April
15 Tho general condition a crops has
greatlv improved during the past fow days
Wheat and oata are rapidly recovering
from the stunt sustained In tbo freeie
Gardens and cano xvhlch were planted
oyer aro up and growing right off The
cotton acreage xxlll he some lets In Collin
county this year than last
New rjeston Bowie Caurly Texas April
15 This cputttv Is experiencing pno ot tho
v nret drouths In twvUw Jean at this tea
kui ot the year no run of rurio < V4 < tfe
clrro thn flddlti of I thruary Otton In
many localities all planted but cot enoiuh
bring It up until
mi inure In the ground to
til M jalns corn that xias planted early
lo hclnc xxrjiUrt out but all III corn iW
unt Me up until It rftius the prMent
nrtrpect for a cfip U n ° brt t hy aY
means fanner are gentrally ll tip vvh
their work lbs fruit crop xvill be prrjl aa
the recent cold spell did b < H little slamago
to It
m
SHORT 1BXAS SPECIALS
ROCK ISUAND Mpit nf tho mutcrlal far
Iho new naptixt rhurrh Is already on Hi
ground nud the foundation work Under
hesdway today It Is unUerilnofl ilia wok
xvlll commence on th MethodJxt church
tomorrow
ITORNBY The machinery for drilling an
rtirlnn wrll ha been placed and an old
boring of yw feet will be continued through
lo tcr
KAUKMAN A number of rounterfcH
x r dolUrn of thft lints of > M hvc beer
nut n rlrtMtlntlnn here tj ast few da
J lit m nufatttrcr I xvrcly up to his by
ntf iti l rerv dlHluU to det > rt
them from the ccnulne
A t Htllaiv Affran
Dtyton Tfxas April ISrA dlHleuUr
sfwa yetteidsy about noon nai In tkt
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HOPSTOH DAILY POST SUNDAY MORNING APRtii IT 1398
KIAMS1
Boys Suils Coniinucd
serje pants have patent bands turned h m
buttons on coat and pants slm 8 to it
rrl 3 > o- °
We furnish this stjte lit tlieap r Cloths black
ndcoH > t t i 100
Bovs t > ouble Bieast Still of allwool neat brown
theclc Cheviot coat half lined with lesther
cloth pants tiav Improved patent elastic loop
band toat and pants have turned bom button
sites S to f price > 4ino
Box lone Pants hull ot allwool Cheviot drab
and bto Tt mottled plsldsvtth broad tlnt dark
tedovetplald stiat half lined with Floren-
tine seice and has aatk turned twin VutMns
fashioned as skillfull as the best men s cloth
Inc sires it to 1 j price i7S °
Also the above tl In black and volors
cheaper ctade matettal u JJo
CIllLDREtNS WASHABLE
SAILOR SUITS
51 tea 1 to 10
Brown striped Linen Sailor Suits
deep plain brown collar colors
fast ftf
Cord and whistle OgC
Blue cheek or stripe Linen Suits
plain blue deep sailor collar
last color
coid and whistle W s
Plain weave gioy Linen Suits
plain deep sailor collar sleeves
and vest have broad stripe of
plain brown yC
Galatea O5C
Other Linen beauties ranging up
to several dollars the suit
We guarantee colors not to ruts If cur
directions for washing are ittlctlv car-
ried out
Kiams Popular Price
SI RAW
novs and Children if
HATS stvlesat this low ptlce
ror I Hack or colored
Ouc bands
KIAAS
Ingrain
Wall-
Papers
We havo an exceptionally pretty stock of
Ingrain Papers tad will t k pleasure In
submitting rumples to Intending buyers
Wn haxo hod n big trado In thla class
ot goods and the demand continues to
grow
This In due not alone to thn artistic
mtrit of tho goods but also to tho plcoslns
prices xx e aro enabled to offer
Sanirles on feqtfeat
JAS BUTE
HOUSTON
row J A Ciopton xxas cut across thn bark
by somo disinterested party In the row
who Immediate made his tsripe and up
lo this tlmo tho officers havo been unable
to mnko tho at rest
To feel the old
Jojviir Then
into your weakened
to know th t f l
See wb t tnii
Since yff arlnjf
HlAMS
Boys Straw Hats Little Gent
stiff brim medium crown broad
black band and extra
collegecolor band I OO
Boys Straw Hts Little Gent
rough braid medium crown
sawtooth edge brim
broad navy blue
brim 100
Boy Straw Hats Little Gent
plain weave medium ciown
broad black silk
band > 5 ° C
Boys Straw Hats Little Gent
stiff brim medium crown broad
brownandwhite
plaid silk band 5 ° C
Childiens Sltaw HatsPlain sail-
or tine braid broad navy blue
band
and streamers v U
BoV Alpine Hats new spring
fashion
brown or black I vlU
Boys Hats of Linen oatmeal pat-
tern stitched brim dark bioWh
silk band fine Nainsook
lining neat style > 5
Boys Hats plain weave gray linen
stitched brims black silk band
lace check
Nainsook lining tmn
Boys Yacht Caps plain weave
gray linen silk baud embioid
eied with two Cuban flags in
colois black patent
leather visors and straps arm
Girls and Boys Eton Caps made
ot fancy check linen white duck
and fancy brown linens
have black patent leather
visors 25C
S1
Buggy
like cut made of
the very best material
75 ° o
LliiNJ
V8
M
Boys Wilsts f ° vM4h
Boys Waists sizcs > to 8Faintl
roy style made of Frcnch1awnsv
hi pretty pink blue and green >
patterns aisd tan and bluevpatiX
tei ns meliiinn light broad ptaidsM
in blue pink and heliptrope anq
very line soft plain brown mamAJ
bray linenf on all these thecol l
lirs cuffj and fronts are S ±
prettily rtiflled 75t
Boys Laundered Waists Puritan
make pleated front and back 3
pretty colored patterns > vhUc <
neckband and pair of
link cuffs separate S M
Boys Laundered Waists Mothers
Fiicnd make in neat colored
stripes and figures 5izes 4 to 6 t-
in round collarstylede
tachAble button belt 75 J
The same in sizes 7 to 13 with J
new turndown collar neat stripes
in heliotrope green and pink i
colors are fast these have
dejacluble waistband 51
Boys Waits Mothers Friend
brand variety of neat new pat J
terns while neckband and sepa-
rate link cuffs detachable
bullon belt 3 > I <
Childrens Body Waists fine ven-
tilated linen netting finished in j
white drill and fine
sateen washable 35
Mall orders to amount ol ts or over tilled
and express charges prepaid II the cash
voitics alone sv Kit the order-
Ed Kiam i
AUMMOTII CLOTHIER
KIAMS
A beautiful Phaeton 10000
Cnitopy Top Surreys 12500
Buggies without Tops 5000
A full uesorlmoni of Phaetons etc all fitted with the
unbrcuMblo Fifth Wheel None finished better No
bolter material used
C L Theo Bering Jr
rinln St Opposite rinsonlc Temple Phone 596
HOW TO BE STRONG
v
Werr Dr B ndoue Kleotrlc Kelt which li credited with 10000 curei of weik tu n J it yMr 10000 MM vlM
luu diurged and doctored until their itomaclu xxere lmoit ruined until they oould pftjroo moredruf iDiUe
DO YOU WANT TO BE STRONG
3
at tho poor farm will bo completed In l
mint lnnnc Aylim
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The Houston Daily Post (Houston, Tex.), Vol. FOURTEENTH YEAR, No. 15, Ed. 1, Sunday, April 17, 1898, newspaper, April 17, 1898; Houston, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth84476/m1/3/: accessed May 22, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .