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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-17

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mar Elm GROCER, itreng a~usiebsnber,
bGrtiger Wann, elm geniiIer Scr. 8rabs
lbap, Der 5rieoensridtsr Don D-.
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LAB por ii6 SENIOR 9ernanoe5, Der
feline ainper umi9lungen belt.
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lung, mein 9err - abem!" Iuste Mr.
graoibap, ii9 rGuIpernb uno nit
tpi6tigem Zone ipre6enb, lift 70 Su ia
gen, nit meiner Ginpiqisuna, mein
Serr, ertbeilt pprben; bieIe grlaubs
ntR pirb ni4t pieberbplt fperben."
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es per6inbern fam, erolte Mr. 9rabs
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mein 9err, = tpenn es mad mir ginee,
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fortsemieien perben. Nber etpas me-
niaitens fann i9 tbun. Sd fam sic
perbinbern, cine 9ori9rift bes Sc
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ainbern, untergeOroneten unb Sbieren
aus3uiiben. Wenn sic Der Batter ienes
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bin iein Batter, murmelte !6ernanbes.
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aus nieoriser. unmdnnlifer 8elbaier!
finfbunoert pfunb! - Gin &inb! -
es lit unperaeibli6, mein Serr!"
!Sernanbea f9ittelte ben aopf.
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Bfunb beben", faste er nit leiie,
Stimme.
.Was meinen Sie?"
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au Der plattform unb bra6te zines bel
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aber 9eformt uno bemalt, ais Of es
Elm Observation-Disclosures Dol
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tru9 inbes nun elm paor @ramm.
Sine SGui6ung! - Elm 8etrug!-
bas lit nod i6dnoli6er ais ppr6er!'
rief Wr. Yraolhaip aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-17

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berum uno blidte auf bic tleinenS 6lGz
fer nit uniGsli9 SGrtli9em Nusbrud,
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er murmelnb,
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10 tpenis an feline 8inbsr seba6t bat.
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tentinb, unb f6pere @eipi6ts gu beben
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Sannb uno aarl."
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faste er nit LETTER Stimme; .unb Sam
nh oas bis4en San5en lit ibr ni9t
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Daft fir N0es cine Gntifuloigune. S6
fase, bic ainber iinb gu gut fir bieIes
9autelipiel. Wenn lie sroB iinp, pers
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iaait DUE
Ma4e ni9t. baB iie iid meiner I9G=
men, es piirbe mir bas Ser5 brefen."
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better, aber made ni6t, bab lie iif
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in ieiner Stimme. Seine breite 8ruIt
bob ii6.
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iagte er, lid lebe fir Tie. Sin Batter
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beute Ibsnb peroient. SD 0laubtc
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-13
Notes and Personals.

Acting General Manager Kent of tbs
Bay Shore line made trip to Galveston
yesterday.
Mr.. NJ. e. Rogers( roadmaster on the
Austin branch of the Central, visited the
local headquarters Of the company yes
terday
Mr. Fred Mcclure, agent for the Kansas
City Fruit express, with headquarters at
Kansas City, transacted business in Hous-
ton yesterday.
Mr.. R. B. Webb. travelling freight agent
Of the Iron Mountain, with headquarters
at San Antonio, was in the city on bust
ness yesterday
Mr. w. H. Taylor, general freight and
passenger agent OF the Houston East and
West Texas, left yesterday for business
trip to Tyler
Mr.. c. A. Waterman, commercial freight
agent OF the Iron Mountain, with head
quarters at Dallas left yesterday after
noon for Palestine after two days visit
here.
Mr.. John Munroe, inspector for the
American Refrigerator Transit company,
arrived in Houston yesterday from St.
Louis. He will make this city his head
quarters during the fruit and vegetable
season.
The Houston East and West Texas has
authorized a rate OF one fare plus 81 for
the round trip 10 Denver, Colo. for the
Cumberland Presbyterian assembly. to be
held there on May Is TO 81 Tickets will
be sold on May Is and l6 and will be linn
tied to June Is for return.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-13
TEXAS RATE CHANGES.
Advances and Reductions Announced b,
Bureau Members.
SUNSET INSPECTION PARTY IN HOUSTON
Reached the City Yesterday After
noon-City Ticket Agent for
the Hay shore Line.

Effective Immediately, as based on com
bination of locals through New Orleans. a
rete OF "a cents per 100 pounds may be
applied on box material. car loads. mini
mum weight $4,000 pounds, from Houston
TO Vlcksburg Miss.
Notice has been given by the Santa Fe
system of intention. effective May Is. 10
establish rate CT SIS per ss-foot car ON
stock cattle. from Ell Paso to Gage, o. T.
Notice has been given by the Kansas
City, Pittsburg and Gulf railroad OF in
tenticn, reductions and advances effective
May IL and May 20, 1899, respectively, ia
apply Orange, Texas, rates from interst,ta
points to Rrliffs Texas
The Missouri. Kansas and Texas railway
VIII. effective May 10, establish rae of
$.9o per ton on Ice. carloads, minimum
weight 10000 pounds, from Denison TO
Muskogee, l. T.
Notice has been given by the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas railway, Texas and Pa
cine and Missouri Pacific railways cor
curing, that, effective May Ii, r+te OF l7vs
cents per lOG pounds will apply on corn
and. oats, straight carloads, from Waco,
Hillsboro, Greenville and Whitewrght 10
Little Rock, Pine Bluff and Camden, Ark.
Notice has been given by the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas railway of intention,
effective May IS. and expiring June -,
1893, to apply rate OF 41l4 cents pc, lC0
pounds on beef cattle, car loads fran Big
Springs, Texas, to Lormer, Iowa,
Notice ras been given hy the Houston
and Shreveport railroad OF intention, eff
fective May Is, to provide that established
rates from Shreveport to Longview June
ton will apply as maxima on traffic from
Shreveport to Longview Jul ~ IN and in
termedlale points on the Texas. Sabine
Valley ard Northwestern and Marshall.
Timpsoa e. Sabine Pass railways.
Notice has been given by the Fort Worth
and Denver City railway of intention. eff
feotive May Is, to amend paragraph of
item 1853 of classification exceptions No.
III II. G. G. No. 10i) to provide for class
G rates on horses and mules, straight or
mixed car loads minimum weights as per
item No. 1872, from Colorado common points
to Texas points.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-13
EXCURSION TO MEXICO.
PInn to BRING About Closer Trade
Relations.

RIM 10 bTtnH ABOUT
Relations.
The management of the International
and Great Northern has under considera-
ton plan to run a special excursion train
to Mexico on June 81 for the especial
benefit of the merchants of this State, 1t
Is believed that the people of Texas are
not as we'll informed as they might be
concerning the trade and business condi-
tions existing in the sister republic, and
the promoters of the plan are of the opin-
ion that trip such as is contemplated will
do much toward bringing about more cor
dial relations between the people of the
two countries. The train will leave Long
view on the date named and after reaching
Mexico Will travel only during the day
time, thus giving those on board an OPP
portunity to see all OF the various points
OF interest and to see them thoroughly.
The Mexican National has been conferred
with concerning the matter and will do all
In its power TO make the trip a pleasant
and a profitable one dining car will
be attached to the train and meals will be
served on board at nominal rates. The
price for tickets for the trip will be very
low. as the National has announced It's
Willingness to offer a minimum rate. All
tickets will be limited TO fifteen days from
date of sale. but an extension of the same
number of days may be secured by making
application therefor in the proper way
1t is believed that much of the Mexican
trade which at present goes to European
countries may be diverted to Texas, or, al
least. to points in the United States, II
properly directed efforts are put forth, and
one OF the objects of the contemplated trip
is to show the advantages TO be derived by
Mexican merchants from such plan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-13
LATE GEO. W. FINGER.


Austin, Texas, May 12.-The committees
appointed by the employees Of the general
land office to prepare resolutions upon the
death OF Hon. George w. Finger has re-
ported as follows;
We your committee appointed to draft
resolutions commemorative OF the death
Of our friend and official superior, HON.
George w Finger. beg to submit the fol-
lowing:
Whereas. In the will and wisdom Of our
Supreme Author. our friend and benefac-
tor. Hon. George w. Finger, commissioner
Of the general land office Of the State
OF Texas has heard the last sad summons.
yielded the spark Of life and passed TO his
final reward In the bright beyond, the
place and time OF dissolution being az
Marlin. Texas. at $3.50 p, M, May 4, 1893;
therefore, be It
Resolved l. That to US, the employees
In the general land office, the death OF
our devoted friend and chief, in the how-
err OF manhood and In the service OF his
native State, came like bolt OF woe and
palled our hearts with grief ana SORROW
that words can not express. To Us he was
a friend true and tried. whose counsel
a benediction. For him we cherished the
highest type Of loyalty and devotion and In
him we found an exemplar worthy OF our
best esteem and imitation. We felt that
his success was our success and that his
hopes were cur hopes. No set or force
OF men was ever held by stronger ties TO
their leader, loved and true. than were We
to him. II is sad, too sad 20 contemplate,
that just as the storm and strife Of LIES
hard battle had passed. just as the sun
shine of wealth and success was bursting
in CLINT Of glory thro' the rifting clouds,
just az the noontlde hour OF triumph and
homer had been reached. just as young
ambitions fondest hopes had been real-
izcd, his life should be offered up 70 bis
Maker. He was a man who loved his
friends and was true 10 his coDyicllous.
ON his soul the touch OF a sordid act never
rested nor was his honor ever sullicd by
the gift OF bribery He was an Ideal oit-
izen. patriot, Christian aud democrat
who kept the company OF his own SELF
respect and walked In calm composufe
the highway OF truth and right Ne man
In Texas was ever lifted 10 cfhcias station
who was more endeaTed TO his people and
who will be more enshrlned in their mem
cries than he. Forever Will his name be
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-13
MonGAN-MALLoRY CUTS.
Effects of the Low Basing Rate, New
York to East ST. Louis.


The intimation that the Mallory and
Morgan lines would apply the hasing rate
of soc to East St. Louis proved correct
says the New Yorl, Commercial of We'd
nesday, with the exception that when the
move was finally made the rate was SIC,
instead of the lower amount mentioned.
1t is known that this rate has already
been secretly used. The offending lines
deny this, and also that there has been
any intention Of putting in the rate. Traf-
fio mon who are not In the least interested
in creating a disturbance declare that
they know II to be true, but when II was
found what storm Of protest was stirred
up, the Mallory and Morgan people hesl-
tated to carry out their intentions, and 1t
Is believed that they are awaiting the re-
suit Of further conferences with the Trunk
Line railroads. the Southern roads and tho
Atlantic port lines, One Of these 10 10 be
held tomorrow at the office Of Commits
sioner Goddard Of the Trunk Line asso-
citation, when certain features of the con-
troversy will be considered but II Is stated
that direct and decisive action as to rates
will not be taken until the 9th Instant
The fact that the Lone Star line has sold
lis steamships may have some infuance on
the stiffening of rates as the volume Of
traffic affected will begin moving after
this month.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-13
THE DALLAS cHAnrnn BILL.
MIR. Pitts Thinks the Courts VIII
Knock ID Out.


Austin, Texas, May 12,--Concerning the
Dallas charter Hon. John d, Pitts has tho
following TO say; while the opponents
Of the bill have been defeated, It was
largely due to feeling of courtesy to the
representatives Of Dallas county, both In
the house and in the senate. There are
principles. however, that can not be de-
feated by legislative acts, and in my
opinion the judicial department of our
government will demonstrate In the case,
as 1t has in others, that II is our greatest
and best arblter Of the public veal and
cur final safeguard in preserving the
rights OF property and Of persons.
THE contention of the opponents OF the
Dallas Charter has been and is now along
the line that 1t contains unusual and un-
constitutional grants OF power, and such
that the State can not and should moi
delegate to corporations.
II do not charge that II will be done,
but this charter can be used TO the injury
and detrment OF almost every property
holder In Dallas. II not only takes away
Tho right Of LEGAL government in one
respect, but places in the hands of the
governor q political power that con-
travenes our republican form OF govern
ment, and gives him that influence over
The rights Of the citizens Of Dallas that
ought not TO be exercised by any nom
resident Of such corporations 1t gives
TO that corporation the legislative privilege
TO abrogate many OF the civil and criminal
laws OF our State, and effects directly and
indirectly the vested property rights Of
the citizen. / hope therefore that before
this grant of extraordinary powers shall
become precedent in this State that
Injunction or other proceeding will be in
stituted by some Of the citizens of Dallas
and that the right OF citizens and in
vestors in such municipalities will be de-
termined by Anal judicial ascertain
ment."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-13
AUSTIN AND COLORADO VALLEY.
wharton and Hay city Division IL
Taking shane,

Wharton, Texas. May lathe wharton
and Bay City division OF the Austin and
Colorado Valley railroad AZ now taking
shape. and all things point to immediate
steps being taken 10 build a road. The
! route surveyed from Bay City to Wharton
county line was completed yesterday. To-
gay Nj John Andrewatha, engineer of the
surveying corps, with J. w Gaiues, es
representing the road also Mr.. Cash Of
Bay City came before the county board OF
commissioners with the proposition asking
wharton county TO give to said road the
eight miles Of newly completed graded
county road in direction Of Bay City to be
used as a rcsdbed for the railroad OFFER
Inc in lieu therefor TO build and consi
a. once for the county the same number Of
miles OF first class GRADED road This will
save delay IN commencing operations about
three months on the part OF the road
and 1t is the opinion the county will BIO the
gamer by more preferable right OF way
The commissioners are considering the
question today. Among leading citizens
the proposition Is Endorsed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-13
with the sample furnished by the manuiao-
Iurer, agent or vendor for official anal

with the sample furnished by the manufac-
turer, agent or vendor for official anal
ysls,
Soc G, Any manufacturer agent or ven
dor OF any commercial fertilizer or COM
mercial poison who shall offer or expose
for sale such fertilizer or commercial
poison without having previously complied
with the provisions OF this chapter shall
be fined not less than $50 nor more than
$500 for each violation or evasion of this
law.
Sec Z, ANY agriculturlst or farmer, a
purchaser OF any commercial fertilizer or
commercial poison In this State, may take
sample Of the same, under rules and
regulations to be prescribed by the pro-
fessor of chemistry OF the Agricultural
and Mechanical college, and forward the
same to him for analysis, which analysis
shall be made free Of charge.
Sec g. The revenues aecrung from tho
analysts fees and sale of labels as provided
for in this chapter, shall he expended by
the hoard Of directors OF the Agricultural
and AA3hanical college for the mante-
nance OF the chemical department and for
such other purposes as they may deter
mine.
Sec .. A copy of the official analysts OF
any fertilizer or commercial poison or
chemical certified 10 by the professor of
chemistry, shall be admissible as evidence
in any court OF tails state on the trial of
nnv issue involving the merits of said
fertilizer or commercial poison.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-13
CITY TICKET AGENT.
Colonel N. l.. Mills VIII Act In That
CNpeclty for tho G., IL. and N.

Capecity for tho c., II. aud N.
General Freight and Passenger Agent r.
S, Yanus OF the Bay Shore line yester-
day announced the appointment of Colonel
N, l.. Mills as city passenger and tIcSe,
agent OF the company. effective today.
Colonel Mills. who is well and ia, ordbly
known in local business circles, will es-
tablish his office at No, 2O5 Main street.
a. which point Commercial Agent y. n.
Brown will be located after May l5 Espe-
eial attention will hereafter be paid 20 The
department, which will be presided over
by Messrs. Brown and Mills.
The opening of the Bay Shore lines sun
day excursions TO La Porte Seabrook and
Galveston will occur tomorrow, The event
has been extensively advertised and Il is
expected that large crowds will take ad-
vantage of the low rates and spend a day
on the coast The train leaving here q.
m. Will 80 TO East La Porte ANA the
Sylvan hotel and returning, will leave the
hotel at 1850 y. IN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-13
SOUTHERN PACIFIC OFFICIALS.
Annual Inspection Party Reached
Houston Yesterday.


The party OF officials Of the Atlantic sys-
TEN OF the Southern Pacific, which left
New Orleans last Monday morning for the
annual inspection trip oyer tho entire sys-
tenn, arrived here on special train yes
terday afternoon The party is composed
of Manager W. G. Van Week Engineer Of
Maintenance OF Way j 4. Mail, Master
Mechanic ]. 7. Ryan, Superintendent OF
Bridges aud Buildings d, X. cohurn and
Division superintendent Muivey, Martin
McQueeney and Ovens
Tho party will spend today In Houstsn
West this afternoon or tomorrow morning.
The inspectien being made is a thorough
one ana the oHieihis are travelling only
in the day time The property between
here and New Orleans has been found 10
be in its usual good condition.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-13
coIored Peoples Excursion.

The Houston East and West Texas will
from Galveston. Houston and intermediate
points to Kansas City on May "a on that
date a special chartered train will leave
Houston at 3 a. m. and. returning, viii
leave Kansas City on the morning O, May
20 The following round trip ra;es Will
apply; Kelthville $3.50, Keachie IS rs,
Franks Sc 80, Logansport 81, Timpson
$50, Garrison So, Appleby IS so, Nacog
doches 50, Houston, Lufkin and Livingston
SIC.
An elaborate programme OF entertain
ment has been provided for the excur-
sionsts,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-13
Attempt at Train wrecIsing.

Marshall, Texas, May 11.-An attempt
to wreck Texas and Pacific passenger train
No yesterday evening by putting spikes
and fish plates on the track. Engineer
Wielder saw the obstruction in time to
step the train hefare hitting It. Sheriff
Mumeher sent two deputies with the dogs
and arrested a negro for the crime aud
turned him over TO the sheriff OF Cass
county at Atlanta.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-13
craned by the Los. OF HI. Child.

Waco, Texas, May IA, B. Brown, a
farmer living near Ross, this county, was
adjudged insane today and sent to the
asylum at Austin. Brown is the father OF
the child who was burned to death In the
field some months ago. He was seriously
burned trying to save his child, and never
recovered from the shock Of witnessing
the horrible death Of his child.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-13
HOUSTON DAILY POST SATURDAY MORNING. NAY "a 1890

Ton where they will embark for Cuba.
Tho nero troopers With their horses and
equipment occupied four trains the hrst
o. which went through at s.sS a. m. and
,ne last late yesterday evening During
the stops made In Houston large crowds
diers and listened To their stories OF the
santiago campaign. The remaining six
troops of the regiment left Texas for Cuba
some days ago.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-13
nun TEAcHnR

Aemired most by the school board will
keen IN 10 date in school methods ond
vigorous in body by spending each vacation
at lie Texas Colorado chautauqaa. The
Chautauqua opens at Boulder. Col. July
4 and continues six weeks. For summer
school course and programme sond name
and address TO ]. L. Long, paiias' Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-13
Further Reduction by the Katy.

Denison, Texas, May 1.-THE Katy made
another cut yesterday from three to two
days work in the week in the shop and
other Departments. A number of shop
men are leaving here to obtain work else
where.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-13

The storm waves will reach this meridian
ard the ether changes will occur at and
within 100 miles OF Houston within twenty
four hours OF p. m. of the dates given be-
low:
May 13-changeable.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-13
oo,ar.a rronner. En- Route.

Six troops of the Tenth United states
cavalry (eoiored) PASSED through Houston
yesterday en- route from various frontier
pests, among which they have been avs
tributed for some weeks past. to Calves
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-13
vessels I'm Port.
STEAMSHIPS.


read n Shtppf'fbtS'
[. lexas, May l1.-Tons of
are now daily shipped from
spresS to Northern points and
H. returns. Every evening the
, we : looks like a bee hive and
EtiIsss.ons are unloading in neigh
h nsa'ssi, where the small hoys
bas 1 s,ss beans, etc. Diversified
n already done much for Wal
To ha ,ne past, but this season
record breaker.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-13

embalmed In our hearts. for no truer, bct-
ter, nobler man ever surrendered his life
to God.
O. That TO his beloved wife and chill
dren wo tender our profoundest sympathy
and sncerest coincidence. To them our
hearts 80 out In compassion and sorrow.
May Gpd in His infinite mercy keep watch
over hem, and guide them at last to their
devoted husband and affectionate father
on the other shore under the shade OF
the trees"
3. That these resolutions Of sorrow. es-
TEEN and respect be suitably ongrossed,
framed and hung In the commissioners
room. and that copy thereof be fur
nished Mrs. Finger, the widowed wife
John J. Terrell. Chairman.
A. Ragland.
J. H. Walker, Committee.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-13

THE SUCCESSFUL. BUSINESS NAN
spcnds the hot months In the nlountains.
The Denver ROAD - ' The u Great Human
Repair Shop OF America"