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If YOU LAVE
&@S> DlSTEMPER. PM EYE
u1S AND COUGH,
AMONG YOUR HORSES. TRY TIL
M ountain Distempcr
Remedy.
This is not a condition powder, but rem,
a for these diseases.


81 Read the following letters from Hon
j. W. Churchman and Mr.. John L. Wallace
OF Augusta county:
BRooKwooD, Va. January %, 1892
DIR. N. WAYT Il BIO. Stanton, Va.
Gentlemen For several years have been
using your Distember Powders.
Their merit, in my estimation, rests alone
as curative agent, when horses already have
tho pistempel, but are equally effective Al ,
preventative when tsed in time. on atock
liable 10 take the disease.
consider your Powders a valuable rem
sdy' Very truly yours
J.W, CHURoHNAT.
STUART's DRAFT, Va, January 20, 1899
DIR. N. WAYT q Bro.
1t gives me great pleasure to say a few
words in behalf Of your Distemper Powders,
l have been using 1t to great advantage fol
good many years. 10 not fear that dread
disease (Distemper) now. II used In time II
cures any case Of Distemper. am never
without 1t. used 1t In three CAGES of inHu-
enza some three years ago, successfully
all very bad cases. have been recommend
Ing II to every one, and thought strange Won
did not put in on the market before this.
Truly DC.
JNo. l.. WALLACE.
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Druggists, Stauntop. Va,
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AN Excellent Combinntion.

The pleaGant method and beneficis
effects of the well known remed.
SYRUP OF FIGS, manufactured by ii
CALIFORNIA FIe SxRuP Co., illustra.
the value Of obtaining the liquid Lax.
tive principles of plants kn6Fn to b
incidentally laxative and presentins
them in the form most refreshing TO thu
taste and acceptable to the system. Il
Is the one perfect strengthening Lara
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dispelling colds, headaches aud fsverS
gently yet promptly and enabling one
10 overeomS habitual constipation per.
mansutly. Its perfect freedom from
every Objectionable quality and. sub
stance, and itR acting ON the kidneys,
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them. make 1t The ideal
laxative. 1854
In the process Of manufacturing Age
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taste, but the medicinal qualities of the
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other aromatic plants, by 3 method
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Co. only. In order TO get its beneficial
effects and to avoid limitations, please
remember the full name of the Company
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~ ak by all Drugeist&-Psies - pr hsSla
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Results Fatally h Nine
Cases Out Of TNA
Cure Found at Last.
Cancer can not Do cured =

poison in the blood circulating throughout the aA GSaA
the ulccTknown the Canoer-nay ha cut e9 Tia
poison remains Ia the blood and promptly breaks cut ale HA
renewed violence
The wonderful Of g. g. IN curing obsAAte d4sptstd
blood diseases which considered ncuabs induced few de-
spang sufferers 10 try il for Cancer after exhAuang Ae s %
the physicians without Much their delight g. proved
equal TO the disease and promptly effected The aA
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-07-12
CANCER is DEADL Y!

This fearful disease oltAa Asst apreass
as more scratch, o pimpl4. q 1afAp sn
the breast, too nmGh 70 atts6ot 4l4y
notice, until, in laany cases, TIE deadly
disease u fully dssslePed e so! 3, q.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-16

Lebanon, Mo, June 10 Congress-
man Richard p, Bland died at his home
near Lebanon, at 1870 a. m. peacefully
and without apparent suffering.
Mr.. Bland returned home last March
and soon suffered a relapse from an
attack of la grippe. For more than
two months he had been confined to
his home and his health gradually de-
clined. He thought he would not sur
vve the attack from the first, and
showed his thorough knowledge of his
condition. From time to time since
then the patient showed signs of i'm
provement, but the physicians in
charge offered little hope to his family
and friends. He continued to lose his
vigor and grew weaker. On Sunday
and Monday he presented an improved
condition and his family took new
hope and late Monday afternoon there
were many expressions that Mr.. Bland
was getting better, About 10 o'clock
Tuesday night, however, he fell asleep
and continued in that condition until
death relieved him today. His family
is Frustrated with grief and all the
community is bereaved The funeral
Will take place at Lebanon at o'clock
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Saturday afternoon. Mr BANDS re-
mains will be placed in the opera house
tomorrow and will lie in state for
twenty-four hours. The funeral will be
conducted by the Masonic order and all
ministers of Lebanon will be present
to assist.
Private Secretary Bell has potifed
the clerk of the house of representa-
tives of Mr.. BANDS death, requesting
him to appoint a committee of men,
bers to attend the funeral.
Prominent friends of Mr.. Bland
throughout the country have been no
titled of the funeral arrangements.
A dispatch was received from Colo
mel w. ]. Bryan at Chicago stating that
he would attend the funeral. The strain
on Mrs BANDS nervous system has
been very great and her friends are
alarmed at its effect, Mr. Bland left
no life insurance and died a COM
paratively poor man The funeral
services will be conducted by the Ma
sonic fraternity. Colonel Bryan and
all of the visiting congressman are
expected to pronounce brief eulogies
on the character and public services
of the deceased
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TWELVE PAGES
CLEAN THE CITY!

1t seems that the entire country, from
West to East from the gulf to the Can
adam border, is beginning to recognize
the necessity OF cleaning up at this pa--
ticular time of the year. TIE gulf coast
communities especially need this attention
to The pubic's interests. but the other
Southern towns. it seems. do not propose
that We shall enjoy any monopoly in that
direction, if the alertness OF their press
can secure action in the premises.
Here is the Birmingham Age-Herald,
for example, urging cleanliness at that
point a stranger would hardly suppose
that up in that healthml and mountain
Gus region the sanitary conditions were
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SOME POsTSCRIPTs.

TOBACCO smokers have been more exemnt
from influenza during the recent epidem-
les than those persons who are not habit
ual smokers
The tonnage of vessels that entered or
ieli Chinese ports In 1895 was "a .233 600 no
less than 90 per cent of which was Enc
iish' and "a per cent Chinese.
In six of the largest cities Of swlt2er-
lan@ ioreigners make up 40 per cent OF ;ta
populations hut of these all but 10 per
cent were born in Switzerland.
Ice cream in church is opposed by Rev.
l. T. Peters, a Baltimore Methodist. who
says When an ice cream freezer goes
INTO church the Holy Spirit goes out"
Baroness Won Suttner. author of LAY
Down Your Arms' holds a salon in tho
Central hotel at The Hague every night.
entertaining friends of peace of all ma
tonalities. 81"
The United States shipped to Asia ana
uceanlcn In April, exclusive Of sbinments
10 emma, Japan, India and Australia more
iran twice as much In cotton cloths as il
sent In April. 1898. -
me largest increase in shipments of
merchandise to this country during Anril
was made by Grea. Britain, Germany com
~ second on tAe list OF increase, Italy
thlrd and France fourth.
ne following classified ad. appeared
~ recent Issue OF the New York Herald.
strong bicycist wanted to push n tnn-
S Ssn' up nun and against winds on subur-
oan Trips salary and expenses"
uerhanys purchase OF bicycles frpm rs
Iasl year amounted to S1,724 4o4. Can,da
V Se next in amount of purchases IN me
me me total being S6l1 ,lO9. while France
sa e G nsNt with purchases amounting to
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- - aalf1AalH----------
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

Major General Otis is a graduate a,
Harvard law school.
EN- Empress Eugene is a victim Of the
tea habit. She is said to drink thirty orr
forty cups day.
In his young days Emperor Franz Josef
rose at a, m. in summer, but now he
sleeps until a. m.
Olive schreiner has never told any one
ner age and there is no mention OF the
years OF her birth in any of her biogra-
piles
President Gilman of Johns Hopkins uni
Sotsi,y Is SAID to be member of more
man. ""S o'Hef
In President-elect IIadley Yale athletics
o oi,. pl ouaoiy ma good friend, for he has
Always been devoted to such sports. and
In his younger days was the holder Of one
or TWO very good running records.
W. S, Gilbert has a collection a. o,,r,
osltles at his home at, Harrow Weald and
among them is the model of man Of war
OF 100 years ago, fifteen feet long II was
was designed. 1iu''''e
An instance OF how various must 10 +bo
gua'ihcauons of our diplomats Is afforded
uS Ampassador Choate's acceptanre of an
invitation to respond to the toast of The
Drama ma at an annual banquet of the Lon
don Theatrical society.
Philip d. Armour was asked nv an
american friend who met him M Rsdnr
now much he made or lost in opDosing he
, Leller wheat deal The public viii never
S S exactly, said Mr. Armour for
uon exactly know myself" "
ne monument TO David Barton the first
senator elected from Missouri which was
, ,he Arst state organized out of The Lou
l5.ana purchase, will be removed from Inc
v,.y cemetery at Boonville 10 the state
University campus, where it will be placed
beside mat Of Thomas jefferson
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-16
Two-FACED CONDUCT.

There is a clear case Of Or. Jekyl and
Mr.. Hyde in the recent action Of the Ohio
republican convention on the question OF
trusts.
The mauyf faced hydra Is apparent in
the picture and an observer OF only mod
crate foresight can readily discern it.
Tho republican organization in that
State, at whose head Mark Hanna stands
out in bold relief has declared against
trusts. the State convention having adopt
ed plank in which II asserts itself
equarely in opposition TO these monster
commercial combines, The sincerity Of
their action in the premises would have
been far more convincing, however, had
they practiced what they pretended TO
preach. Right in the face Of their decla-
ration against trusts they defeated for re-
nomination Attorney General Monnett the
most pronounced antitrust man among
them, and who had. as attorney general,
been waging relentless war against these
enemies of the people II is not only use
less, but It is rdiculously insincere. to de-
nounce mouopoles and then fail and re-
fuse to elect officers to carry out tho ediots
Of the law against them. The very fact
that Attorney General Monnett was beaten
for denomination in the face OF his strong
antitrust convictions, goes to demon
strate concluslyely the insincerlty OF the
Ohio republicans in this matter
That Hanna is boss of the situation no
one denies. The smooth and easy manner
in which he downed Foraker is evidence
enough of that fact for Foraker is man
worthy of his steel To accumulate tes-
timony to show the bug under the chip is
well nigh useless, 1t is well-known
fact that Senator Mark Hanna OF Ohio has
no quarrel TO enter into with the trusts,
and that he does not In any sense regard
them as of any detrlment to the public.
II has not been long since the dlstln-
gulshed gentleman admitted this much in
public interview, and If he has In the
least degree changed his mind the public
has never been SO informed
Under these circumstances It is but ma
tural that an intelligent public should not
only question the sincerity of their declar-
alton as to these monster enemies TO the
business interests OF the country, but It is
altogether reasonable that they should
positively refuse to believe one word OF
what they say upon that question,
William Mckinley is from Ohio and will
be nominated in 1900 to succeed himself
Nomihally Mckinley Is al the head of tho
party, but in truth and reality Mark
Hanna is cock of the walk" and "boss OF
the ranch" He tells them to put an anti
trust plank in TO catch the votes OF the
nnwary; but when the time for show
down" comes Marks love for the trusts
will prevail. and they Will go on to battle
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Municipal owuer'AiD'

Waco Times Herald. ..,, III
It appears that Jones Of e'l avs, !, 1
disciple of Jones Of Toledo D,'. .s,aI.ts
vocate during the campaign :, llr.f
ownership Of public utilities. =, J
Galveston owns her water v .s'a, "a
electric HIGHT plant, and i .s''; rSs :
charge Of the sewerage system 'ir..t rlla''
remaining utilities are the s ,,ssA 2
and he gas works. The 0S !v.t,n r
" com ' of the street railway, y xIss
vided same is acquired, . w'i i nu,a <
with great interest. Iheas ,, !, sbout Z
cnssion ali over the count; n 1T y
mater Of municipal OWNERSHIP ss- p.,Asi y
pace Ihn e " omH Galveston n, -
Inc e1P ,u nart should now 60 S q si
pie pie consammation. i i, i hat nS S ~ '
Ism. but unquestiona0iyy sas' luayll':s..
trend and the old-fashlonsa !, lat 2
m ypvsp' stand q aside, for time ~ = ths u,
people prepared themseiS u,,sile scAool 4 I
when they adopted the puuarssclss Ct K
TEN. and monopolistic ienI "a 70 ihs !. J,
part of private OWNERSHIP d ns,Si,.
russion now culminallns .o5 viii =
ownershln' what the, emu
prophet has arisen to ten
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and to victory so far as the republican
party is concerned.
II the American people want or expect
any relief in this direction they must look
for 1t through the democratic party.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-16

larlum," nor paradise regalned," nor =
spot where idlers may live on the nm
earned bounty of Heaven: but il is gond
All round" common sense country IN
cheap and good lands aud homes. a nlace
where money muscle and brains can all
ENJOY widest opportunity, and the richest
rewards. Come to Bosque county!
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a Way Hou.ton Has of Doing.

"'"uHiont journal.
houston has secured the ncat meeting
OF The Transmississippi congress. When
c ,1ouo'oh wants a thing its citizens COM
they arc 'neir EFFORTS to secure 1t. and
viii L., Usually successful sGumonters
thing '' unity Is the Whoie
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-16

EN secretary OF Agriculture, j. Sterling
Morton, has enuncated what he thinks To he
an essential qualification for tax assessors. Mr..
Morton would have an tax assessors selected
from among men who own neither real es-
tate nor personal property lie claiws that
auch men are better capable Of placing a
Just valur uron the property OF others The
distinguished gentleman was once the holder
of an important otdce--hoss Of Uncle sam
free seed hou3e-but h. has certainly ad-
,ouced an idea so Illogical that it is actually
silly That thrlltlcss men, who have never
either earned or saved enough to become
either real estate owners OF the holders OF
such personal property as is necessary for sec
curiug the comforts of life, are alone able aud
capable Of placing just valuation ON the
hard earnings Of others is ridiculous. or all
men such as Mir. Morton mentions are IN
reulity the least capable and unworthy II
MIR, Morton wants to 30 to the poor house
for his tax assessor the public Will most likely
not object but the people in general Will pre-
Ter to select these officers from among hon
est, hard working men who have at least been
rensihlc enough TO accumulate household
comforts for their families
,.',.,,'
e,r Ar,h,r sril,,an a.. ,Id 81 ,,,,, ,o,.,,,a.,
da,to. ~ no a,,,',toa =, -. ~, ',,'.,
~, rnrovay. 10 ro,oaso tho horse trnn, ,no
ysni.to d,-ioo - t,, ,,,, NO ..at,.,,.
f., us, ,o,rs as, h,, t,noa ,, r,,,''.'
s,ys IN. Nay or,oons eta,o. A., F1 go
mo s,otos ore had,,, hott,t t,,. -
month n...os ,,,,, ,n.,t 10y
over Texas selling, or trying to sell, county
rights to a new tangled contraption" OF that
sort They are as big chestnut In Texas as
the chestnut Itself
lion George Frej Williams thinks Bryan
cannot be defeated next year,
s,,o. rho ,toa...y-- -.
me-, ,ra 81, .,., W. "'''''n
Nv vor, ~, 80 ~ po,','1'' ',"' ',
l., ,a,,,,.,, ..,.,. ~, - ''"''
49, Co.,, a., . wv" 70 cue
No.. e,.na,.s u.,,,,, - 49,
N9N .H1tSiH1fN' w IltN4h anu marx NNQNts-
tonahly think Ohio. and Dave Henderson just
now has hankerns notion that It Is mis- owl
beloved Iowa that is in the swim.
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,vorthy of the HOE"

Gonzales Inquirer nssiii ? 7.
Houston will get the next r., n es.gr, J
Transmississippi tslIoonstops % 7
is quite feather in y, hV Sonor
the city is worthy OF the
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Denison Herald

D'nison Herald.
- IS time for the esteemed New York
journal to begin claiming the crsd,, for
fanny a new trial for Dreyfus. The
o 49, ui claims everything in this line from
al eclipse Of the moon to a prize febt. 0''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-16
Round for Ie''

Merkel News. rrsusnls' y,
Houston gets the neN' IA thiap 4
on coming to Texas
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EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.


EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.
The sherman Daily Democrat has thrown
out its tow line. and is making "a long pail
n strong pull and pull altog tier for the
building OF a public hospital or inhrmary In
It's city Tho enterprise is commemorate and
deserves 70 succeed.
Judging from the local papers. the people
of Victoria seem inclined to enforce the Sun
day law for all it is worth. In tussle with
the justice courts OF that city few days ago
several saloonkeepers were mulcted to the
tune of 800 and costs each for keeping open
bar and selling beer on the Sabbath. In flu
ture. II the boys would "smilo" on the day Of
rest, they will have to lay in their lduid sup
plies In advance
The Tyler Daily Courier ia an out-and-out
advocate Of municipal ownership Of all pub
lie franchises including water, gas. electric
power etc. and-to cap the olimax-declares
that tho state should own the railroads.
\ 4 y
The Beeyille Picayune throws out a valu-
able hint to the people Of It's own town-a
hint that can be read and needed with profit
by every live community when It says
BeeWlle will grow and become n great husi-
ness center ohy IN propTr'omd az ,hoi e
Using space in the newspapers increases in
size
lho Nr'nSaS raS9 pe'.o' 10 "'''''''' ~
smiles theSe days enthusiastic over 'ue
wonderful shipments of watermeons that are
going out from the coast country daily, and
ci.tod ,,vor tho hosts of prominent visitors
-, 80, ,-,,oir Ia ii,
hSnr"uVeY throws up 'lS la IA ''' "''''
lcyiully eNclalms'
hcchport mas puIeu utl ahcnGSta d"n 10
heaolne stralHht t0n What sn' Tr"u,u na tS
had six years ago-lV'uVu people Turn Oh 'He
power
All right; "let 'er got"
The Rock Island Journal Is edited bv a
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and this is how he sizes
up things:
bore la hecause II is not pianted. The 0rst
n,aH no. caY,,, bere nresnmed ha could moi
IN turn, iold inc hext thg , same soo' ou,
c,b va Nicsregma N6eat can not be success.
July and proHtably raised in south Texas IL
II Is planted aud cared for.
49,
The Post Is always pleased to chronlc'e the
prosperity of its neighhors and the following
from the Cors'enna Daily sun shows mat the
oil "oIIs OF Texas ana the "eol'A 'heS eNoNe'
are still strictly in IT.
The dairy average output ol Oh IN tne CoI-
-, "m" "vrGS rs ' do,.,i,,, ,s hstnf.
t,Ee5 ,,,H 1 ,,,,c {" %, WIN Tusin,ssIi,T
lII9"eu NJ ~ I'm - ,t. ii ,,,',,. No.,
Slvm,ri ieIp,o KIN o tv,S '"'"' wa nv" ''''
''''"''N "'" "orN '"".
49,
In tonortnr the memory af the late Con-
- ,,,i,,,,., t,-,. c.,,, ,o -.
A''NHH'"h N"''''h iI0"S N'"'"' Tue "9'ui'
Of bis district pay meet tribute to departed
worth brilliant and brainy. penisl and force
,,t ,u,i. ...li, 49, a.....,, 49,
iui' cram was circuit 10 Tue 9'"'e III 'he
National congress. and Tha Post is glad to
l,aru from rho Cuero Record hat hlG friends
build a marble shaft above his grave in
token of the reverence and love entertained
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Didn't Hear Him
Bridgeport Banner.IIe

'iusePort Banner Herald.
fortune knocks at every mans doc,
S ,ySa but he had on hve-ounce glove
a i,,,,a ss,lea on US; and, besides, ws,re
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-16

For the Commanding officer, Yes.
Fort Worth Register,
shaiter is to command the model camp
at the presidio San Francisco for the
returning volunteers. OF course there
will be plenty of ice water and hammocks.
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rault They ha'

Yoakum Herald. -.,,. gust - ,.,,
II seems that som, s . ia. s'''
breeding people Win
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the Claims of Do.que County

n0sque county i5 the most favored sec
sron.s 'AAS' II Is not a great hunting
s''uA1' nor the worlds great SAM
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-16

A perfumery trust has been formed in New
York with capital OF $4,000. 1t 10 said that
1.-THE rose under any other name would smell
as sweet" Possibly 80; but you can't make
eNon q nerfnmery trust smell good
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and invariably object to everything that
doesn't come their way.

The rspcrs oycr the country, and espe
cially in the North and East. are again warn-
ing the people against ice cream poisoning.
There ia something strange about the fire.
ouent casualties that follow the eating OF
what appears to be harmless as well as de-
liclous saucer of ice cream; but they are FREE
qucnt. and the warnings are not out of place.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-16

America has had her long-wlnded speakers
in many lines. hut there is an Englishman
who is to distance them all. Sir Richard Web
ster, the legal representative OF Great Britain,
proposes to make a speech sixteen days long
before the Venezuelan commission. Gewlz!
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-16

BY consolidating their interests. the bust
ness concerns that have gene into the com
lines have thrown $4,000 crummers out OF
employment IL the inqultous business keeps
up much longer the smiling and intelligent
face OF the commercial traveller will be missed
from the business mnrtF, hotels and trains
altogether.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-16

In IGNORING the memory N the late Con-
lrossman William Henry Grain the neople
Of bis district pay meet tribute to departed
worth. Brilliant and brainy, genial and force
ul, Grain was n credit to the state IN the
National congress. and Tha Post is glad to
lcaru from the Cuero Record hat HIS friends
mud admirers have engaged Gustav Stola to
build a marble shaft above his grave in
token OF the reverence and love entertained
for the dead congressman
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-16

The Post is always pleased to chronicle the
prosperity of It's neighbors and the following
from the Corscana Daily sun shows that the
oil wells OF Texas, and the wealth they evolve.
are stil strictly in IT,
Tho daily average output Of oil in the Cor
sioana fields is greater than az any time here
tofore The work of deycopmcut is being
pushed with vlgor, yet vita a husincsslikc
silence People talk less about oil now than
formerly and work more
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-16
Telephone Numbers: B Bs.is.:. 49, ~.

HOUSTON, FRIDAY. JUNE 10, 1879.
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The sherman Daily Democrat has thrown
out It's tow line. and is making "a long pail
n strong pull and pull altog ther," for the
building Of a public hospital or infrmary In
its city Tho enterprise Is commemorate and
deserves 10 succeed.