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SAVE INTEREsT-By pledene diamonds
with me at per cent instead OF pawn
brokers at TO- Business confidential Adj
dress p. O. Box b15. 81
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BlCYCLES-Second hand Crawford chainless
fol $50 good as new, NJ, & w. tires, never
saddle enamel black March Culnore
Houston Other wheels Si2 II
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NoTlCE--J " Morgan IS no longer con
nscted with the Houston Moving and 5tor-
age Co. aud Us not authorized 10 collect
or receipt any bills for vs. Seaman d Bar
tell Q
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RIsLER's PRIVATE SCHOOL OF commercial
and English branches begins June o. %
per cent discount to all who enter on that
:, date. 40s Moore burnett building. 2a
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TAKE DREWS Imp. Liver Pin for all liver
troubles; not like other pills, mako you feel
worse before you feel better: once tried al
ways used, 25c bottle at Drew DRUG store.
1913 Congress avenue 8
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FOR SALE.

NEW PROCESS soda fountaiu, money maker
for small dealers. no tounts to charge, no
piros 10 ice will return its cost in one day,
price So. Address 4. II Smith Globe hotel,
Houston -
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AGENTS-All saloons must have 1t. entirely
new saves its price In two days, two to tea
in all saloons. lib Monadnock Block, Chi
CaGO III
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ALWAYS ON HAND--When you want an ALL
heart cypresg cistern. dandy windmill.
simplicity beehive, furnishing and repairing
all kinds gin and steam machinery. come
or write and be convinced A. Eidelbach.
Flatonln Texas.
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liahed monthly: wealthy patrons. personal
introducuoue MI ana Mrs, Drake. l55 u.
Washington street. Chicago.
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A QUICK SELLING skirt supporter; 400 per
cent profit sample 10 cents. r Ellison,
1923 Polymnia. New orleans q
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ATTEND THE MASSEY Business college for
the summer term and receive a discount
from the regular tuition rates for the special
course.
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LUCY BROWN BUSCHICK, clairyoyaut med-
nm, q Chartres street. corner Maple street
Information on any subject. Is
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CHEAP pIAMoNDSlH--Ou stone Of four
carats, worth Si26 90. for $4,000, one stone
OF i-3 carats set in ring, worth sl40 for
Sis; one stone OF one carat, set 10 stud
worth 500, for $50 Compelled to sell at
once. Address p O. BOX No $40 81
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/ WANTED-To trade Austin tl
consisting OF good, substantial 4
property in or near Houslei. \
care Houston Post agent, Aasa
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WHAT are YOU going 10 do with that boy Of
yours this summer? Let HIM run on the
Etrects2 With what kind OF company Term
begins Monday. June 8. at the Massey Bust
ness College.
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SPECIAL SUMMER COURSE at tho Massey
business College. Call or write for rates.
Office hours; $50 a. N. to D. IN
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GENTS-Portrait AGENTS everywhere. quit
crayous; try washable enamelnes; no glass
don't rub, cheap. Family Portrait Co.. Chi
y
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AGENTS wanted for the latest improved and
Test gasoline lamp on the market, mor
chants buy IT. housekeepers need It; agents
protected in territory. Department II, q"
Missouri Lamp and Mfg. Co, lis and lilo
Morgan street, St Louis. Mo,
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DON'T GIVE OR TRADE off your old. New
Home sewing machine; have them repaired
aud put IN as good condition as when new
All woik guaranteed G. l.. & Thee Ber-
ing, Jr, Phone No 5e9, Capitol and Main. rs
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FOR SALE OR ExcHiI

WILL SELL or exchange Tor an
chandise, 800 acres good hlais
fence, in Anderson county,
Palestine, same from CcTslsr9]
farm two miles south Of Rursa \
Seydler. Rosenberg, Texas.
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TREE-Two beautiful live goldfish and globe
with every bottle OF Or. Rudolph's Tonic
the great blood purifier, liver, kidney and
dyspepsia cure. For sale NJ the drug stores
Of A. b. Kieslng. u. ~ schmidt. j. Burg
helm, A. S. Coons, II. P. holland. Houston
Iexas.
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FOh sAlE-s2Tc buSs cabinet grand uprisn,
I-aao, slightly used cost 500 new c Janke
80, 20 hoS Main street. Sheet music at halt
piNe' i-ts-leoo
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SPANISH AND FRENCH taught practically
and grammatical by Mrs. +. Belden. as
jackson street. Houston. Texas. q
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PERSONAL.

list OF ANSWERS
To advertisements in the office OF Tbs
Post for the week ending Saturday. May 20;
426 t2); 54ei; A. w. p; A. l.. NJ, 552; 6027;
$3.50 1905: j. NJ jack 5434; II. NJ; II. %.
D.. 5is3 545T: 5i07: Grocer: G.. g.. COG go
$751; 5i56; w NJ Ferguson; b. COST CD;
L.. NJ. II, "a; 9s3; NJ. NJ. t6li j. X. ~;
co.'s ca 5i43 t2); 5lil t2): Sii; 6O4i; saerl-
flee; 6Oi5 t2); $685.; 5ie5. 5425 (5J z. %;
$3.50 t2l; %; 300; 54a4 %; 542S Sass; 5S47;
h1dG
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CATARACT CURED WITHOUT THE knife
See Dr.. heisig's card Oh last page OF sun-
days Post. II
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! MAGNOLIA BUDS sec per dozen; Cane les
samnes, 100 per 100 W w. Westgate,
nrunner nnstOfhce !
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GREEN GRAPES for Jelly and preserves, soc
per bucket. delivered; send a postal to Brun-
ner, W W Westgate. 6
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AGENTS to handle our high grade perfumes
our plan wins. large profits; terms reason.
able. LETTER & Co. 81 Louis, Mo
sAI.EsNEN--To sell perfumes. toilet soaps
etc, to dealers; 500 monthly aud expenses
experience unnecessary. Plumer Pertumery
Co. 81. LouIa, Mo. u
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| IS THAT BOY Of yours going 10 fail 10 he
promoted in tine erades2 send him to tao
Massev Busncsa College for the summer
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OFFICE DESK good as new, for sale by O
A. EommersJnd, fl5 Travis street,
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WATCHES cleaned slo0: main springs use:
manufacturing and repairing iewelry ETC..
Speciality Wlton's. 9OS Prairie avenue
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interested In the affairs or
life. consult pr. Lady 1.enore, she reveals
every incident OF your life by a higher than
human power. gives full names aud dates
OF important events IN your past as well 40
your future life II in trouble Of any kind
you can not do better than consult her,
help she has given them. reunitcs the
separated lovers; evil Influences re
moved morphine. opium and liquor habit
cured as well as all durable diseases, cures
Deafness removed cataracts from the eye,
restores hair whore there is badness; re-
moves al blemishes OF the skin, the worst
compilations made clear and white. female
diseases a specially; to give test Of her
great mower she viii charge but soc for fun
life readings from cradle Ia grave and 2oc
for the entire future, with names. dates etc
Monday Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
only These are the regular 81 readings.
All should take advantage OF this liberal
oner, come early and avoid the rush
Hours a. m to . .. m 505ia Travis
street Can furnish references. Is
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE.
FOR sALE-,At the Boston Store, corner Con-
gress and Travis, real nice baby carriage
az a bargain. IS
FOR sAI.E-At Gimbel's, 7p4 Congress ave-
nue. a good folding lonnge for S4.50 Z,
FOR SALE--A good sswing machine for si Il,
al Glmhsls, 70i Congress avenue =
FoR sALE-A good boxed bath tub for 81 %
al Gimbels. l0i congress Is
FOR sALE--At Glmbels, IN Congress ave-
nue. good cook range for $40. 2S
FOR sAIsE-At Gimbeis 704 Congress ave
nue. o nice nve-piece parlor suite Tor sl5 n
FOR SABA large ice box al Gim6eis 70j
Congress for 81 y
FOR sALE--At N Halii's dairy san Felipe
road. a few fine milk cows with or without
calves, and also a few saddle and work
horses. !
ONE FINE unrieht blanc, with mandolin at.
tachment cost when new S225. now SiS5
q W Stiefi. eoo Travis street, 81
FOR sALE--One job printing Plant cheap for
cash a bargain, 6iea. this otAee, 3
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ANTHRAX AND BhACKLEG prevented by
Fasteur Naccines. For proofs and full in
Pasteur Vaccine Co.. Victoria building. Fort
worth. GIG
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ONE SECOND HAND hydraulic elinator ma
chine; perfect order and az good as new
cost $1,000 will sell very cheap. Address
Tom Padgitt. Maco. TeNas.
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REDUCED RATES given to those taking our
special summer course Ia bookkeeping,
shorthand or English term begins June ).
Massey Business College.
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WANTED Every lady 10 call and be con-
WINGED that the Red Line has the lareea
vans and uses expert men; office 1914 Con
erfss avenue: phone G69 4. Chimene. agt. %
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PROFESSIONAL.

SAVE MoNEY-Reliable Detective Service
rendered In civil end criminal cases reason
able rates For further particulars address
McCsnes Detective AGENCY. Houston. Tex
DE ARMoND- Basso Texas Quartette, open
Tor solos. concerts, musi ais: also he Texes
ouartetts open for concerts. Address Oliver 8
Music House. Houston. n
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TALE OF a 50-cent gents shirt purchased at
manufacturers loss, made of percale and
madras. Judged by either quality; workman
ship ht; good dollar shirt: our price 30
cents. Franklin's %
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So 900 BUYS good recipe DOR making cider.
costing &c gallon, why cant you make
money retailing cider? Galveston Manutac-
turing Co 2s
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FOR SALE-Tinners tools and coed will in
live town. John o. Rowlett, Edna, Tex. 81
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;,;sS,. = - n-Tso dollars ", w y
return OF my S' IN tie H. *
near the scales ,, ~ aaif VI
West Texas Iai s,ss. win VA
below medium sFs ard !; h''
Henry Williamson; Z; |. Ss,II, y 2
s. q. D.-sss D. y
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FOR SALE-Oue Odell tvpewriter good as
new, for particulars address T. A. Pop-
hanken New Ulm. Texas. Is
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LOST Ion HarrisesurpSO Iirier tst
name OF Bryan ~, TAX on ~ ~
turn or lyforn'ansssssrs isgS w.
covered, 4. g ---, So ..,iS ~
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JERSEY COW lost wv eol * d.i.
partly lost; brana'ph orns. Z y
seen had rope On SABINE Wy, =.
Heiner street. near -- S-,,----, q,
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RING UP phone 1857 Eve rings. Acme Clean
ing snd Pressing Association suits cleaned
md pressed 7se ladies' skirts, soc to 7so +
members Of club per month, 81 clothes
called for, delivered. 3. r. Green. 6O2ia Main
efraafl y.
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HELP WANTED.

! rREssMAKl Moan experienced hand want
Vignes, 40 Milan street %
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CHINESE TEA, 60c per pound: bric-a brac,
! umbrellas repaired and covered. Van Tai
/ Lay, l0l6la Preston II
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

MANTED--By three young men a place To
room and board IN prvato family, close IN
references II wanted. Address 3. this Of
0e
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LOST. FOUND, sTSAI :

LosT-An oppOrtuuliiSs. l nsr i,'l \,
you fail to 60 70 ~. w round y;
Magnolia park toasy. -----. I,
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wv -
Hours a. m to Q .. m 505ia Travis
street Can furnish references q
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WANTED Board aud room IN private fam
ily by couple with child. Address $3.50, thi
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pert want9 room on board. or both for guitar
lessons. best references. Address Guitar
this office %
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-01
A Co-operd tiV Shelter.

The formation of a syndicate of cop
per mine owners at Lordsburg, Stein q
Pass, Silver City and other points in
New Mexico, is said to be nearly COM
pleted TO take over the old Fitzgerald
copper smelter in Ell Paso, which has
been lying idle on account of nume--
GUS law suits. 1t will cost from So, 900
to S5, 900 to put the plant in shape.
The smelter has a capacity of 120 tons
per day. The smeltar is to be thor
ouRhly rehabilitated and will be in
charge of a thorough manager, The
mine owners expect to have their ores
treated at one-half the cost now charg-
ed by the various smelters to which
they have been shipping.-Las Vegas
Ontic
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-01

present year sharply marked the turn
ing point. The movement has already
gone beyond the building point and
activity entered into unfmproved real
estate. Vacant lots which represented q
certain amount of money invested, but
which would not bring in the
open market anything like what
wanted to buy, are now being sougt t
after. There is a stiffening Of prices
all along the line and if per mitted q
natural growth the upward movement
will be much more strongly marked
next year than this.
A disposition is already manifest in
some quarters to boom the real estate
market, to send prices flying skyward
and to revive the or axe of half dozen
years ago. Anything more unfortunate
could not well be imagined. In the
long run very few people make any
money out OF q boom. The operators
as we'll as the investors get the craze,
and when the crash comes they are so
tied up In real estate which they can
not convert into cash that they con-
slider themselves lucky to hold on to
part of 1t until the next move brings
about another prosperous season. On
the other hand, there are many who
lose their all. What is needed In Den
yer Is not q real estate craze which
ends In wreck, but healthy, forward
movement in which prices are steadily
maintained. Real estate dealers them
selves will show their wisdom by dis
countenancing boom. They may not
make money so rapidly, but they will
have more of 1t when the movement
subsidies. The lesson which they and
others received is sufficiently recent to
be remembered, and most of them, we
feel assured, would not, If they could,
repeat the experience.
The real estate dealers of Ell Paso can
read the above with profit. The
healthy forward movement here
should rot be ipterfered with by
boomers. A real estate boom is in the
end boomerang.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-01

THOSE who compl ain of the charac-
ter of the popular drama should not, in
the opinion of Leslie's Weekly, "blame
our Theatrical managers, but the pub
lie itself. ALI. Hayman, whose theat-
rical experience is perhaps as great
as that OF any American, and whose
Judgment is certainly entitled to res
pect, says the blame for the decline of
dramatic morals rests upon decadent
public, and not q decadent stage, and
adds the statement that there is not q
manager or an actor of prominence
than harmless hum or or stirring drama.
Mr.. Hayman is right" the Weekly
continues, with emphasis. "The pub
lie gets precisely what it pays for. and
pays for what it wants. It is respon-
sible not only for the sensational drama,
but also for the sensational press, and
until its tastes are corrected and its
morals elevated, it should cease its
criticisms, both of the stage aud the
press" Neither Mr.. Hayman's judg-
men t, nor that of Leslie's Weekly Is in
fallible. Who created the taste for ser
satior alism2 The purveyors of sensa-
tionalism, of course. Hence, their eff
fort to shift their sins to the shoulders
of the public is an exhibition Of
childishness. Purveyors of poison are
held accountable for their deeds-not
the man poisoned.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-01

THE fight against department stores
has been transferred from Missouri
ard Illinois to Massachusetts,. Two
thousand small retail store-keepers of
the old bay state have joined in an Or
ganization to oppose the big stores.
The movement will no doubt result as
it did in the west. The small mer-
chants of the west found that opposing
enterprise was like gnawing files and
gave up the fight.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-01
Holiday Excursion to the Southeast.

The Queen & Crescent Route is
making preparation to handle an i'm
mense business from Tex as to points in
Mississippi, Alabama, Florida, Ten
nessee, Georgia, North and South
Carolina and Kentucky on the occasion
of the Annual Holiday Excursion.
Tickets will be on sale at points in
Texas on Dec. 20, 81 and % with final
return limit 80 days from date of issue
at one fare for the round trip, giving
choice of routes. Tickets can be had
via Shreveport or New Orleans.
At either point the splendid trains of
the Queen & Crescent Route can be
taken. assuring passengers of the very
best accommodation, fast time and
splendid service. For detailed infOr-
nation apply to any ticket agent or to
GEO. 81. SMITH, T. M. HUNT,
Gen. Pass. Agt. Traffic Pass. Agt.
New Orleans, La. Dallas, Tex.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-01
Best AIl-Year Route to California

Is the Southern Pacific. The travel
ing public can easily understand this
when it is known that this is the only
line running coaches through to Cali
fornia points without change, the only
line running tourist sleepers direct
from Ell Paso to Los Angeles and San
Francisco, the only line running Pull
man palace cars direct to the above
named cities without transfer and the
only line running buffet cars thus en-
sbling passengers to obtain their meals
at hours convenient to themselves.
Seventeen hours shorter time to Los
Ane eles than by other lines.
No : angling cars during nights, en-
route.
Parties going to the Pacific Coast
for rest should make q note of these
facts
T. E. HUNT
Com'l Agent.
HARRY TURNER,
City Ticket Agt.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-01
KEEP STEP WITH THE MUSIC

IT is gratifying to the HERALD to
ee neighboring cities prospecting and
we note with pleasure the new signs
of activity in Albuquerque. The
Journal-Democrat reports that Den
yer capitalist, J. b. Montgomery. has
made proposition to erect $500, 200
smelling plant in that city with dali
~ capacity OF 100 tons, that will en-
ploy 225 men, If the citizens will take
stock in the enterprise to the extent of
$4,000. 1t is stated that the required
amount of stock will be subscribed.
The Journal-Democra is also strong
ly advocating the erection of sugar
factory in that city. Heretofore the
city has. been handicapped by the
lack of proper irrigation facilities, but
now that.the low line canal will insure
q plentiful water supply that obstacle
to advancement is removed.
One of the most prominent sugar
manufacturers of this country Is re-
ported as saying in Chicago, after
trip through New Mexico:
'lt Is little short of crime that we
should send out to foreign countries
hundred million of dollars q year to
pay for the sugar we eat, when we
have the soil and the sun and the CAPT.
tai to produce not only all we need for
our own consumption, but hundreds of
millions of pounds in excess OF our most
extravsgant demands, which we could
sell abroad to bring money into the
coun try. The enterprise of the Amer
loan people will not permit such re-
sources as we possess In this line to re-
main long neglected and the time is
not far distant when we shall export
more sugar than we now import.
Why, the territory of New Mexico
alone. which regard as the heart and
center of the sugar beet zone, is cap
able of producing the entire supply for
the whole United States, leaving every
pound made in any other part of the
to be sold to foreign nations.
In view of this state of facts, do you |
think it reasonable to suppose that a
people as enterprising and pushing and
as keen after the dollars as the Amer |
leans are, will long consent to send
hundred million of their good dollars !
every year to pay for something that
they can make at home end have the |
profits for themselves? / guess not"
The new chamber OF commerce will |
find plenty of work to do when its ma
is ready to start Up. Cities all |
around Ell Paso are pushing forward |
and reaching out for capital, and If we
are to hold our position as the leading |
city of the southwest we must keep
step with the music.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-01
A Convict Converted.

A convict in the territorial peniten.
tiary, under sentence of des,h, taken
there from Chavez county for safe
keeping. has got religion" and de-
clares he will preach the gospel until
he dies. Gam bier, drunkard, murder
er-when the grim spectre of death
confronts him, as the time approaches
when he will oe usheIed into eternity
to answer for life of sin, like the little
boy, he suddenly wants to be ''good. -
In the few short weeks of life left to
him he will have ample fields for his
religious lsbors.-Tularosa Democrat.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-01

THE newspapers of Denver are dis.
oouraging the booming tactics now,ap-
parent In that city. The advice of the
Post is so wise and so applicable to
every progressive city that we quote
1t, IS follows:
There is such a thing as killing the
goose which lays the golden egg. Den
yer real estate in three years has not
been in such q condition as it is today.
For five full years it was practically q
drug on the market, showing sales
more or less frequent, to be sure, but
evincinR no general activity. The