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The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-01-15
Old Memories.

The beautiful young lady looked ear
nestly ut the middle aged man to whom she
had just been introduced and said:
''How strangel Your name has fa-
miliar sound, and when | gaze into your
face it seems as if must have seen it
somewhere in tho dim past
''Yes, " he replied, II was your stepfa-
ther for nearly II year once Chicago
News
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-01-15
A subtler Man Than Some Others.

A Subtler Man Than Some Others.
"Papa, how old were you when the war
broke out?"
II was about 81. +"
you went to the war, didn't your
"Oh, yes. | was a sutlcr
"What is sutlerE"
"A sutler is ais an army man that
generally leads in the charges. "
You must have been awfully brave,
papa. Why didn't you get q pensony"
with some rcluctance) II do. Chi
oago Tribune
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-01-15
His First Thought.

Bookkeeper-Mr. Tulpenthal, the cash
Ter has run away with your daughter but
he didn't take any money
Head of the Firm-Lord, what bad
head for business -Fiicgendc Batter.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-01-15
Kisses Galore.

Young Joshua-Say, Sal, comm to ther
huskin ternight?
Youthful Sarah--Goin ter be any funs
Young Joshua-Funy Why, dcrn it,
we've painted every ear rcd.-New York
journal
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-01-15

"With you, he cried, ITO cheer me on.
I'll brush all obstacles away
And scale the height whereon is fame,
And all the world shall praise thy name
And envy you some day.
All, that was many year agol
He hasn scaled the height,
But if-oh, heaveni-if he were
Not sorely handicapped by her
He often thinks he might.
chicago Record.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-01-15

There's none who can his nature plan
And tell just what it Will lie like.
He was plain, straightforward man
Until he first bestrode tie bike.
Washington Star
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-01-15
Not Alone.

Tis not the dead alone that lie
In the graveyards, still and dresr.
Too often do the tombstones tell
What isn't true, fear.
Cleveland Leader
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-01-15

Blinks-Insanity is a terrible curse, is
1t not?
Winks-Dcpends a good deal upon
whether you vo just killed man or not
Brooklyn Life
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-01-15
Useful.

81 suppose classical music is all right in
its place" said Maud.
81 III sure it is, replied Mamie.
81 don't care TO listen to it myself, but
sometimes you have to play it in order to
get u man to go home. Washington
Star.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-01-15
CIas. I'm Natural History.

"Name two animals noted especially for
their ferocity"
Two cats tied acrost cloesline,
ma am. Chicago Tribune.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-01-15

Home they brought th1 warrior dead
But no tears his sweetheart shed.
Worthy she to bear his name
she merely asked. Who won the game p
Chicago Record.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-26

The Louisville and Nash lille has ordered
fifteen locomotives of the Brooks I.ocomo-
tive works
Mr.. G. A Taft, superintendent OF the
Wells Fargo Express company, has le-
turned from trip to Austin.
Receiver S. NJ. FELTON, has introduced
fuel premiums for enginemeu and fremen
on the Columbus, Sandusky and Hooking
The Mexican Central is considering the
buying OF some new locomotives and bids
VIII probably be asked within two weeks
H. c. Archer commercial agent of the
Kansas City, Pittsburg and Gulf. with
headquarters at Galveston, was in the city
yesterday
The American Society of Railroad Super
lntenden's holds its annual nesting at
Alexandria Bay Thousand lslauds), y. Y.
July IS and II.
Charles p, Coleman of the auditors Of
nee and Edgar A. Gentry OF the legal de-
partment of the Southern Pacific left last
night for San Antonio
The Interoceanic railway of Mexico bas
ordered eight new locomotives and the
limos Central has placed an order for
twenty-five new locomotives.
The Baldwin Locomotive works have
received an order from the Choctaw Okla
mona ana Gull for one consolidation loro-
motive Sr August delivery
Mr.. Percy Roberts, attorney for ovor
twenty years for the Pullman Palace oar
company in the Southern States. died NJ
Alma Mich at the age OF 81.
e +. Draper is auditor and casbiar
ana G. NJ. Stansbury has become n.'etsr
mechanic OF The Pecos Valley and North.
eastern railway, form 'rly the Pecos Val.
ley railway '"''
-, One day last week freight train ~
une a,shison. Topeka aud Santa Fe was
Kan and they controlled the moverr ,en
OF the train for many miles.
A bill was introduced in the ,,ri,,s
states senate for tho appointment n, -
non, partisan labor commission 10 consjst
OF nVe senator's. Ave representatives an5
niue persons representing industries ,ha
dent. ~ me press
me new depot of the Santa Fe. on Con.
eless avenue, was formally oparc1 an IA,
uluay and the new depot OF III, Intorno
, uunM ana Great Northern, on the snmo
viii "a Is nearing completion. and
weeks IN lew
The Russian government hos
the Westinghouse comnonv aw'fuea
amounting to between 50 quo mn ,,'n 'ae'
s $50. Tor the equipment OF IN. reIIIng
si. %. IT'S railways with NestIrrhonse |
h u'akes' and this contract viii 80
"',' be duplicated in the near fu,nr, p'oo-
-. {. Nefler, soliciting ,,e,t ., =,
No. OF georgia. with headanortnrs
meinphis' and r. w. White conn,a ss d,
a zen OF the same road wi;h h aa1o,a
te.S. at cincinnati arrived In the ~ rs
s so en- route TO Texas, wbsrs th yes
or, ns "a the Interest OF their lire N ars
orleans Times Democrat. ''Ae'-New
weeks W. Even out that within tho mex, ,av,
intend,n,.' pearsail. the well known snn ,e"
be lac, OF the Texas and Pacific VII
agement Of !" ,b uaa :, Of the saaeral man
Southwestern % roe. a. Louis, Avoyelles ana
i,na p'emise possibly than any ~ psI great
NS 0eins constructed In tn, sauth Few
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-26
THE RAILROAD CONFERENCE.
HOW the Meeting In New Orleans
NicMch the War Ink

viewed the War Tax.
Az the meeting OF initial lines held in
New orleans Thursday there was large
attendance of railroad representatives.
tins object OF the meeting was to arrive
at some decision as to whether the shin
pers or Tho railroads should bear the ex
pense of the one-cent stamp which. after
July !, will have TO be affixed TO each and
every bill OF ladIng and dray ticket issued
by the several roads In order TO comply
with the terms of tho war reyenue blI
recently passed by congress.
The following gentlemen were present
IL. Lyons, general freight agent and
W. NJ Masters, assistant traffic manager
representing thu Southern Pacific; r. II
steele, general freight agent Of the North
eastern George T, Washington. contract.
ing agent OF the Texas and Pacific; James
~ EaNes, soliciting agent OF the Lous-
V'iie and Nashville; A. Il. Proctor, general
freight department of the illinois Central
ana captain Charles w. Drown of the
Red River line
the result Of the conference is shown
by the following resolution. which was
passed and signed by one of the renre.
sehtauves OF each of the several lines in
terested S' M
New Orleans. June 90. lSoS-Peso,yca
ina. on ana after July /. ts3S. In accord
snce Win the requirements Of What ia
khown as the war revenue law OF lssS
tne following transportation companies viii
s u,r'ne TO sign any receipt. dray ticket
Dill OF iading or other shipping document
on shipments from this point unless
stamp is affixed by the shipper TO each
OF SAID documents, or duplicates therecs
ana mat Joint notice to the aSove ~.
rect signed by all lines oenterlng in Nsw
orleans be published In the Nav orleors
papers and posted in their respective Of
Southern Pacific Co,
TEXAS and Pacific.
u. c. and Y. and NJ. r, r.
N o. and N. f. r. r.,
T. and n. r. r.,
Red River Line"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-26

will accommodate 500 men. In one OF the
cars will be an operating table ana
drug department. .,,t
The train will be moved by specla,
picked crew, and will carry steward
cooks and twenty members OF The United
States hospital corps, who Will go as
nurses,
The hospital train will be In command OF
Major Richards. who was recently at FORT
Monroe. and Captain Stiles of Fort Prepie'
When the train arrives at Tampa IL VIII pe
used az a stationary hospital for any sicg
mr. wounded soldiers, sailors or marines
The train will be kept in service during the
war and is expected to be of great benefit
in the removal OF sick and wounded to the
hospital stations at Chickamauga, Fort
Mcpherson and Fort Thomas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-26
A NEW ROAD.
officers Eiected--Work on COnstruC
ton TO he Pushed.

Officers Eiected-Work on COnstruc-
ton to he Pushed.
Moscow. Texas. June 23.-The stock
holders of the Moscow. Camden and San
Augustine railway held their first meeting
at this place today. and elected the fol-
lowing directors:
C. II. Jones of Galveston; J. e. McAshan,
Houston Il. j. Mantooth, Lufkin; j. A.
Handley, Hortense: S. Bergman, Moscow;
d. l.. Jones. Moscow; w r. Carter, Cam
den; e. A. Carter, Camden; j. Thomas,
Camden.
After adopting bylaws the meeting nl-
iourned. The board of directors then con-
vened and elected the following officers w.
7. Carter, Camden, president; e. II. Jones,
Galveston. vice president; e. A. Carter.
Camden, treasurer !. Thomas, Camden,
secretary.
C. II. Jones. S. Bergman,
Secretary. Chairman
The road is nearing completion from
Camden 10 Moscow. and it is the intention
of the directors to push the construction
with al possible speed to make connection
with the Trinity and Sabine railway at or
near Chester In Tyler county.
The road Is to be OF standard gauge and
built and equipped with all the modern
style of improvements aid afford first
class accommodations in Dassenge. and
transportation facilities.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-26
Mexican RaiIrond building,

over 1000 men, according to report. are
at work on the extension of the Mexican
international from Durango Mexico, west
about $50 miles to Port Mazatilan, en- the
Pacific coast. March %. p. 22t) Work
is to begin shortly. it is stated, on a
branch from Durango south about $50
miles to connect with the Mexican Ma
tional at Guatalaiara.
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s. Bsrenan.
Southern Pacific improvements.

II. e. Huntington, first assistant to the
president, has given orders to push alona
the work Of closing the fifty Ave mile gap
from Elwood, Cal. northwest to surf,
which will make a complete line near the
coast from Santa Barbara TO San fran
cisco. 1t is stated that ninety-siy horses
and seventy men are al work near Surf
seventy horses and sixty men al san Mi
gue and siXtyfive horses and sixty men
between Gonzales and Soledad. other
teams and men are to be put on as rapidly
as needed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-26
THE Rates 81. 50 ana 81 90 nor aav.
LAwI.oR',.. JAS, LAWLoR, Prop
THE

CELSIUS Orear and wife, st Louis, ]. uolz
man, Cincinnati. G. W Carr, Navasota: Del
walker Austin; j. s. Daugherty. city, u. G..
Dwart2. Monroe. La; D. w Shanks. st,
Louis: James X. Johnson. w d. Wortham,
AUSTIN Miss Anna y. Quinlan, q, A. Quin-
Ian, Houston: J. A, BEL Lake Charles /. NJ.
Warner. city; A. ~ LeItnaker Austin; A, G.
Shell. San Antonio; E. @ Beall, Van Alstyne:
W, D. Trumbull, st. Louis; w. V. House.
Adj Tedder, Waco; Mrs. l.. " Compton. Miss
Compton, Dallas: NJ II. jones, Fort Worth
), A. Gorinan. Waco; George II. Moore and
WIFE, Corsicana General A, =. Wozencraft,
Austin; u. c. nodson. Dallas; G. Il. Scott.
Macon, Ca; Il. 3, WofIord, New Orleans.
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-. dNnrferR
w. j, Townsend, Lufkin; Gerald Fi,zporo,a
CITY julius Miller. Orange: A. u. Lanyo'
city; G, Pennewitz, w. G. Addison, Geo. r.
,nhasinin. Orange; II. d. Spencer. Dublin; j.
X; Coilard, Chamberlain. s. D. Miss Leo
Winston. city;. T. J. Oliver. Dallas; W. =.
Lewis. II Rodgers. Doepwater, Mrs. o. Is,
raubion, Velasco; II. b, Essington, W. b.
tonic; II. Brown, city. II. &. Alexander, El
Paso, I; w. Morrison, Waco; A. S. Ford,
AUSTIN II. p. Davis. Cuero: H. NJ. Lewis
A. Harvey. Dallas; NJ H. Osborn. Dlrmine
ham, Ala. l.. W. Harrison. Lake Charles.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-26
American Car Wheels.

At the Saratoga meeting of the Master
Car Builders association it was shown
that there are in service in the United
States and Canada, approximately, 8 49,
GOO cast iron car wheels, costing in round
numbers $5S, 500 900. There are produced
and put into service in this territory each
year, approximately. 100000 car wheels,
at an estimated value of Sc 600 900.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-26

wharton, Texas, June 25.--prof. Pen
cow and wife of San Antonio. also Mrs.
hhaape OF Edna. are the welcome guests
Mitchell. ""'
Mhses Roberta and Lucille Huston leave
.ouay Tor fortnighrs visit to Cameron.
Gregor '"'S' wv
Mesdames T. Taylor. DIR. Gary ard
Palmer, also Master Pierce Dickso, Ter,
this week for Hot Springs, whore thew viii
spend the summer. ""'
hev, q. Lknhart VIII leave Wharton for
weeks absence IN pastoral duties.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-26
Five Hundred New stock Cars

Tyler, Texas, June 24.-The ST. Louis
Southwestern railway has received 800 new
cars. They were built by he Missouri
Car and Foundry company of St. Louis
and ara modern in all respects. The in
creased volume of business Of this popular
line demanded greater facilities for
handling some, hence these new cars.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-26
Hotel Surfside

Loo ated at Mouth OF Rragos River. Four
Miles From Velaseo
WILL BE OPENED July l FOR THE SIM
MER.
The "surfside." three-story eighty roon,s
IL ore OF the most elegant hotel buildings n,
IeAas and Will be run In lirst-olass sivIe
Rates. $40 and $36 per month; $40 per week:
+. w. VAUGHAN. Manager,
Nelasco Texas.
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Hospital Train

hospital train, which is to be sent ,o
tampa Fla, win be out in a few dsvs
The train will be MAIDS un Of two ,our,s,
aanins cars ten sleepers and a baggage car
me sieepers will be n,ted up nicely, ana
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-26

berclair, Texas. June 24.-Mr. r.. NJ
Lucas OF New Birmingham, a former c,,.
izen OF this place, will return To Goliad
county and locate near Fannin.
Inc people here are making preparations
to celebrate the Fourth OF July. A BARRIE
cue Rag raising, speeches, etc, viii he
among the many attractions down on the
programme ~ TUG
hsy, Thehord. pastor OF the Baptist
here about the LIST OF July
Colonel v, Wiess, after spending a few
months on his ranch here. has returned 70
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-26

WASHINGTON. d. c.. EXCURSION
VIA the -Pennsylyania Line carly
y July. Long return limit; low rates
Fullnan aiecpsrs, dininp cars. For fu,i
partteuiars address g. X. Bixby. travelling
lessssssf AGENT Fort Worth. Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-26

"eehs' They returned hfty-one indict-
men's' twenty-one felonious and twenty
I'VE ihisaemeano:s. About fifteen Of the
seh's We're for permitting hogs to
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-26
NJ. ID. Monserrate.


San Antonio Texas. June o. 1875 i
wrote you yesterday morang naming a
place for the meeting with your agent.
which should have taken place at half
past s o'clock,
| staid at the place until 10 o'clock, and
he did not come. | will name the zee
once more; IL he is not on time tonight
or within a few minutes OF the ME canned
we VIII consider things of for the present
and we Will leave the town tomorrow
after looking over the news PAPER.
The place OF our meering AS named in
last letter is a vacant house that fronts
on two streets, so it is impossible II mis-
take the place 1t is betwcaa Main avenue
and Soledad street. At So tonight Will
look for agent 10 enter ths Nam avenue
gate, which is direct across the stree,
from the door OF 5l3, so there can 10 no
mistake made by me hailiag the Nrcug
man Let him have lighted cigar 10 his
mouth | will meet him le'ore he goes
very far, saying: We'll how il?' IL
everything is all o. X. 40 replying: sit
is all right" X. Raw
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-26

run at large. This coun' 81 h q
law. These are the frst ~ ~
ing the stock law ana 60
ia likely to be shown IL e.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-26

The Southern Pacific tsunset route) Is
Yelling tickets to Maria. the railroad station
at Fort Davis, at one and onc-third fare
Tor round trip. good until oatober 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-26
D. Vt. WOTr, IT.. NaIdbeT.
o. XIV. II. Van Ripper. Principal.
Mr.. M. ID. Monserrate, General Manager
San Antonio and Arapsas Pass Railway

Mr. M. d. Monserrate, General Manager
San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railway
Company.
San Antonio. Texas June 20, lS9S.-Dear
Sir: BY agreement made vita your trust
ed agent | name The place for our Meeting.
very easy OF access TO him, hut very dan
gerous for me, and your road, If you
should break faith with me Ly making
an attempt to have ME killed o. arrested
which / do not believe you will do Act
square with us tonight and We viii be
friends to you and the road vou .epre-
sent, and we Will do everything in cur
power to protect your road from harm
In the future, and you can rss assured
you will never be called on by any of vs.
again for money.
The place of our meeting tomorrow night
will be an old vacant house between Main
avenue and Soledad street, n the corner
of Giraud street.
don't know the nurhcr OF the house,
but the gate on Main avenue is directly
In front of 5i3. across the street.
Your agent must go n at this gate as
near half past eight o'clock as he can.
and walk lelsurely arounI the house, ard
Will hail with the wo DIS: well. hcw
is it, he replying: "All right" Then
In moment or Two this disagreeable
business can be settled. Respectfully.
X. Ray.
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THE HOTELS.
CAPITOL HOTEL
Frank A. Herssy,
br.. Manager.

Rates. $3.50 to
t.W per day. SIX
" 1egant rooms.
wnh bath. Large
sample 70 o III y.
centrally located.
Best accommoda-
tons for CONNER
tial men Ia tns
city.
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stock Law Viol.,,o

adjournsa ,ss June @,--The grand jury
a Today after being in session two
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-26
Hotel Bristol,

HOUSTON. TEXAS.
American Plan, So and $3.50 per Day.
Strictly frst-ciass. centrally located; Pas
eenser Elevator. Electric Lights, Steam Heat.
Return aud Call Bells IN all rooma. Elegantly
furnished. new and modern.
Accommodations unsurpassed by any Hotel
10 tbs city.
MuRIsON 4 MALtN, Managers.
Formerly OF Capitol Hotel.
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enough. so there will be no mistakes
| made and this meeting postponed longer
than tonight. 1t will not be our fault II
the meeting does not take place. for we
VIII stop the buggy somewhere on the road
named. whether there is only one man or
two In II. X Ray.
a. w. Houston, Esq. City:
San Antonio. Texas. June 1o.-Dear Sir.
In the matter OF certain threatening letters
addressed 10 your Mr.. NJ. u. Monserrate.
general manager San Antonio and Arkansas
Pass railroad and signed TX. Ray" IN
trusted TO this agency for investigation.
we beg leave to report. After many pre-
liminaIies, the details of which we viii
avoid for the time, our operative, pur-
suant to instructions, secured double
team. and at o'clock last evening, June
Is. proceeded TO go over the road as d.
reoted in the TX. Ray" communication. He
mad not Travelled more than a mile on
the road going east from the Fair
grounds. when he was halted and or
dered to drive off the road, or rather
permit someone to lead the horse.
Ihe buggy was turned over AMI the
operative covered by revolver: three
men appeared, the one holding the
horses and the spokesman OF the party
were masked by one or more handksr-
chiefs of the bandana order. The
tnHu man STOOD some distance OFF, ana
as the place selected was intensely
dark, 1t was impossible to get any
more than the sound of his voice A
discussion OF the business commenced,
our operative, representing Mr.. Mon
serrate, aud ms II willing to comprc-
mise, asked for assurance that the
y. Ray crowd would keep their |
agreement and for an amount less than
the $500 as demanded. The spokesman
replied with laugh: well 1t will cost |
nearly $1,000 to repair the damage we have |
done, so We'll accept $650O-$5OGO in bills |
and 5000 in gold, and to be brought to US
Monday night, June 20. 1898, at a place
nearer the city, y diagram of which with |
another letter will reach Mr. Monscrrate
about nooa Monday"
Our operative has IL very good idea oil
the spokesman OF the TX. Ray" crowd. Be
sides the timbre of the voice, the touch
of the hand, height, estimate of weight
he has the color of hair and moustache.
From report OF another operative, detailed |
AS scout in the vicinity of the route. We
have a good description of one OF the men
and OF the horse he rode and of the direc- !
tlon he came to keep the appointment
Wo do not anticipate any great difficulty |
in capturing the three men tomo row, |
Monday night, and will spare no effort to
bag every one connected with the scheme. |
You can not be too cautious in conmuui |
eating with this office.
Hoping this report will meet with your
approval, we remain. yours truly.
San Antonio Detective Agency,
j. NJ. Mott. Jr.. Manager
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-26

Mr., NJ ID. Monserrate, General Manager
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass Railroad,
San Antonio, Texas
Fort Worth. Texas, May 30, 1S9S.--Dear
Sir: We want $500 from your railroad.
and We Will have 1t. let the consequences
be what they may to life and property, or
there will be no trains running ON your
road in four months from now. We have
studied this business well aud know we
can win or we will destroy half the rail-
roads In this country.
After one settlements has been made with
us you will never be bothered by us any
more. We are not fools enough to think
YOU viii give this money up until we have
convinced YOU we mean business and have
you completely In our power. Please do not
think for one moment after we have de-
stroyed II few bridges and wrecked a train
or two we will give up in despair, for we
Will not, We are In town.
We Will not charge anything for the
hrst two bridges We destroy. but all the
work we do after that we will charge for
ga h bridge, trestle or train destroycd
5000 and for each human life $1,000. AS
Uere VIII be no compromise In this bust
ness you will do well to remember the
price list, 80 you viii know lust where we
stand al all times, and VIII never you think
mo account Is large enough, and you are
Wiling TO settle. you can insert this ad-
vFrtisement In the newspapers Of San An
tonic:
strayed or stolen-one red COW. right
horn broken off, $3.50 reward Tor informa.
ton. Address X. H.. this office.
And then You will In the course Of n few
days, receive instructions how tho money
Is to he paid We will be In San Antonio
IN few days and will let you know when
We VIII heHip work, so as to give the de-
tectives fair show
lSignNd ~ ~