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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-15

Cold, Mead ache. cstzrrh, relieved in
- ~ autss. - Rev. ". IL Main. pastor of
the Baptist Emmanuel Church, Buffalo.
gives strong testimony fur and IL "a firm
believer Ia Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Pow
der. He has tried all kinds OF remedies
without avail. After using Dr Agnews
Catarrhal Powder ! was benefited az
once are his words. n is wonderful
remedy. one application relieves head
ache and cold. LIB Sold by Handing *
Banding. No. "A Weybosset ST. Geo. T..
Clahin, No. C2 South Main 81. HAN *
Lyon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-15
A MEMBER OF THE AlBEe COMPANY.

Miss Helen Reimer, who will play lead
Ing character roles with tho Edward r.
Albee Stock company. is one Of the best
known American actresses In that line OF
work and probably has few equals i'm the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-15

pERRIN-M Grecnwald \ y; ! Robin
son Chicago; William Daily sna wife.
Fred Mack. Prov: Gco B WHharns. Bps-
ton; . !. Holt. y ~ issNejoy : l. Allen
aud wife, PROV; A " stevens, N collins
and wife. Ain irwin. Chas McShaut
James Lester Mat y lieiscy y. q ~
Hyde. RoNbury; 4 Roorcv, y 81 y O
Burgomaster co. " r. lowell. PROV q u
Rogers. \ y tida stone Stella Mack.
Nictoria RurlesaGe q q Brown and wife.
Hartford. ~ g iiousenn, y y. r Mekin-
non. PROV. 40 Geinss, } r swift AZ e.
Presscy, Clias ~ Poole. Boston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-15

profession. When but child she
evinced marked aptitude for the stage,
and i'm amateur theatrcals in her native
town in New York state she Won fame
extending far beyond It's borders
She began her professional career in tho
company OF Julia Hunt, playing a wide
range of parts. and then achieved great
distinction I'm soubrette roles with the ia
nous Rich and Harris productions AS "A
member OF the Boston Theatre company
she originated important parts in ~ Rag
Baby and other Hoyt farces and
doubled dissimilar roles with such suc-
cess that many wsgers were lost by those
who insisted that they were PLAYED by
Two different persons. She was the ori-
sinal Mrs John Smith W. The city III
rectory' ana created the role of Mrs.
Hoss in Willie Golfers "Hoss and Hoss
Az Mrs Bcckman Streete In nv
Friend from India in which she was
seen iu Providence. she made one of her
greatest successes and iu Willie Coliot's
Mr. smooth company and during the
past season In Minnie Scligman's prpluc.
tion OF When a Woman Loves" she add
81 materially 20 hvr popuisrity. As a
panies in the country she has mad, her
sclf great favorite and her versaul.ty
and the rich humor with which she In
vests her parts as well as her remark
able cleverness IN "make-ur" have given
her - place on the American stage IN
which she stards with few. II any. rivals.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-15
H5TEL ARRIVALS.

NARRAGANSET Maud Come
Dublin. Major MacBride, Transvaal: j ~
White and wife, Brooklyn: J T. Pettingill.
y VI Gross Gordon II Graham and wife,
Boston; 81 w Wood. Milford r n Wood
and wife Dayton II y Nelly. Miss llci-
ley, New York. j A Lake. Worcester. g
j. Willard aud wife New York: Geo O
Newman. Chicago: II n Van Duesn and
wife BOSTON, h Lidia Tnwle. Bangor.
Flora skell. Lillian Coseman Morrison
"Burgomaster' Co Mrs Sybil Colsniat..
Marguerite Clark, Cora Clark, Richard q
Carroll, w u cullen. Miss Ruth White.
James A Keane New York: ] * Miller
n 1. Sproul, Boston; q r. Wood and wife.
Centreville: r II Burley. Chicago. T. W
Morrison. Joseph Eghert, New YORK. O
A Robbins Charlotte; A Il Boynton. New
X~rk. J u Drew, Haverhll Worcester
Bouck. III e Barnum. Harry Morri son and
wife, 4 !. Porter, & W Twitcheil New
York John X Webster Omaha: A w
Mathews, T J Walter, q r Tpham. 7 r
Gaynor II X Abraham. Jos Oppenhcimer
Harold Marks w w Ballagh. w Kelley.
New York n l. Rogers Weindpr, Ga: "
Lippman, New York. A J smith Antrim
y ~; w Moore. \ r Flynn, New York
ID III Swiler, Phladelphia e J Rosenberg
= WolfsheirL II Hrsch. T. Iienuyson.
Jas MacNaughton, w Malone. Ned
York; ; l. Kiser indianapolis: Louis
Berger, New York: q " Shepard. Ttica:
Henry Martin. Aberdeen, Scotland: A :
Pierce, Rhineander. Wis; E q Pollock.
w ID Bugle. New York.
DORRANCE--E Brewer. New York:
William Reed, BOSTON, ID w Gllen,
Wakefield, j II Kaufman. New YurF> +
G Paige Antrim. n n r Coleman Me-
rose j j Clark. Scranton: III M Lane
scranton; w Patrick. New York: f )
Sweet, Boston, VI Kaufman. New York
G k Spoell, Woonsocket; Charles Nevns.
WorHick; g \ Isenney. Nantucket; l. :
Main. Muosup: e III Eastman, Mansfield:
II - Washburne, Hanover. n II; S
Gable, York, Pa II 5 Van Dasen, u A
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-15

solomon. NJ silver. New York; n +, John
Ss."h, Shsrles Loon, 81 / Batcheledr
Drvokif Peters. benjamin Nixon
H"M YORK Joseph McI.a aughlin, Boston:
LACK Nakuire. Norwood Centre john
Friend Norwood Centre: Max Mdssch
" Coleman, New York; Frank Colon. n
- Maflessin. A j Ashe, II " GIL A -
lponie, T. 6 Nash T. i White, J q Rogers
Boston A B Hunt, New York
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NEWMAN-w "A Hoole. n Wheaton,
j y Curry n Y; I'd w Whitney, Port
lsndi Thos Norris. Boston; Mrs " s
carfn, Detroit; /. Garvin Boston; Otto
Wendland, Y; q ID Graham. Jr. Bos~
tohi John liuskier Boston; A " Ryder
Newton; q v Maxwell. Mass; NJ An
thony, WhitinsNlle. @ O Copeland. Bos-
ton; A J Hanson. Lawrence. A Chester
Wash y g.; q Franklin gr. y q Dexter
IN, y Y; William ! Reed. Richmond. Va
W Delmore. Bridgeport. r Richard
son. Worcester John j McGraH. Albert
Powers, Moonsocket. "A a. Perry King
ston' IA NJ Berry. Hartford: W Baiiou
AttlebOro; 4 Drlbble Boston: . I. Cog
hill. Y; Leland, Jr, Lynn. j 4 Burke.
\; q Il Thomas. Buffalo: j X Thoma,
y: Waite r. Is Sears. boston. = :
Gardiner. New Orleans: Chas isaacs. y
Y; W l. Monroe, 5 "a Gallagher Wal
than, Geo 5 Reed. Jr. Woonsocket. q III
Kaiser, New Haven. J III Hayes. G. A
owens, Il Boston J N Reghic, y v. n A
Lonnes, Phil ~ kupIorman y y
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Deer Mr. Carniggy ] See YOU are Civ
Ing away Monny for l.lbrarys ard 4 want
~ tel YOU that u- KIDS has Fixed up q
and ne would like YOU 10 send LIE EAther
the Monuy or Ceriee ~ tho 3 fingered
Ike stories and the NOosebov Detective
f"rtes Al YOU dnutt mined the TROUBLE
Your ciusere fris"1 Ilhnnt indianHpn-
lis Press
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-15

Monsiznor Sehastian0 Martineui tlie
present apostolic delegate in NsslLGg
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31

The strides that the Prudential lnsur.
ancc Company Of America made during
1900 were most notable During last year
It's business increased ia greater ext Mt
than during any like period since the CON
pany was organized twenty ivc wears ago.
Tie following are a few facts cleaned from
the company twenty 6fth annual state
meut: Insurance IN force NJ the end of
1900 over S60i, 100000. an amount which
insureS over 100000 policies or this tn
surance in force over S249 0On,o0O was writ
ten during the year 1900 The company has
paid out To its police holders In twenty
I'VE years over $l90o000o paying IN 1900
over $1,000, 900 of this amount. The com
panY's assets at the end of the vcar were
over $4,000 900 and its surplus over $1,000.
600
The above results must not only be graft
flying 10 the officers Of the PguGen lal
and their corps Of assistants. but 'spr-
cialy TO those who are its policy holors
Any information about the different poll
cies issued by this company can b. %
tained through the home office NJ Newark.
y. ]. Address all such letters to tie
president of the company, Mr. John H..
DRYDEN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31

Tho extraordinary DEVELOPMENT Of the rice
industry In the coast section has broUgal
with IL a demand for machinery for plant
Ing and harvesting this staple. Among
those who have been foremost In intf"
dnciug those implements may he prom
nontIT mentioned the Bcring-Cortes Hard
ware company Of thls city who couiroi
TERRITORY on standard lines Of machinery IA
su deDartmenfs az rice growing. Nj
Cortns nf this company has just returned
from a careful survey Of the rice growing
81 ction ana brings stirring reports af large
nrenarations for extensive planting
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
Very Communicable.

very praiseworthy piece OF work ia
being carried on by the pupils of the Long
ieilow school. They have organized com
mlttees aud are taking up collections from
other children for the benefit of two girls
ana boy who have suffered from the sep
'emoer storm. They lost both parents and
are now STAYING with an aunt of theirs in
d ouis CITY Their aunt is also In poor rl.
OF them. The committees bav. coItccfnd
n 1i',u SD and have spent 1t in a way thar
WI 40 the little sufferers the most cool
Mnat they have bought consists mostly az
GLy goods. The parents of the school chill
hreh also helped them in their good work
~ making M these goods into garmruiS
Of credit. "''' 'eS stat "'''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
Interesting Ball Game.

very interesting game of ball was that
played AT Baseball park yesterday between
the High school and the Massey college
nlncs before an enthusiastic audience of
COO. the High school winning hy score Of
Q to II. This was the second Of a series
Of games. both having been won by thu
High school. Each team played profes
Sional ball The features Of the game were
two home runs by o. Breeding Of the lIga
school. The batteries were High school
Ford and O. Breeding; Massey. Little aud
e. Breeding.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31

Houston. Texas. March 30 1901 For the
ntormatlon Of my many friends aa we'll
as that Of the general public, ! wah 10
state that the death Of my daughter,
Edith. which orc Eeed on March - was
obviously omitted from the death report
Tor that week; IT, family being reported
ms nonresldents or Houston. and from Pal
estnc, Texas
Ny residence is and has been 1909 Fan.
l!n street since my abode In Houston.
me actual cause Of her leath was tonsi-
Nus with dyptherlc tendencies
since no report Of her case has ever
been made public. | deem Il my privilege
to make same through Tho Post
J. i, Srospclose
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
Elks, Ann,laI Elentinn

inc Houston Lodge Of Elks No. 151 held
IT'S annual election last night and elected
tne following officers for the ensuing year:
" j. Palmer, exalted ruler; Robert Eikrl,
stSS1eemed leading knight; otto Pope. es
LINED loyal knight; A. r. Stilwcil tAs-
9 r. =; secretary. reelected sixth wear: ~
w nienger treasurer; II G. Burks. tyler:
r,i,ih N. Norris, trustee for three Years. Tie
ti irTS dre now In the most prosperous condi
non since their organization.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

I wish to return thanks to the United
brotherhood for their prompt payment OF
my husbands policy Immediately on PROOF
of denth This Is a homo institution and
immediate financial relief Is a blessing 10
all in trouble. Respectfully,
Mrs. j, W, Fallon,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
IA DAY in THE CITY.
|Young Mems Christian Association
Increasing Its Membership.
|THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF ELKS.
The Contractors Accede to the Demands
of the Carpenters Union.
Mr.. BROWN TO LEAVE FOR WASHINGTON
With Invitation to President Mckinley.
Postoffice rnprovements--Las Meet
ing Board of Medical Examiners.

very Interesting contest in indoor base
hall was witnessed at the Young Mems
Christian Association rooms last night.
This game began another series of SIX
games to be played by four teams-the
stars, the Crescents, the Black Cats ana
the Thstles The game last night was
nloyed between the Stars and Crrsccnts,
resulting in score Of 10 to II In favor OF
The Crescents. After the game some gym
pasium exhibition work was given for the
entertainment of those present a large
number of ladies and gentlemen were pres
mt.
Rev. Edwin McNutt, pastor of the West
Minister Presbyterian church will address
The mems meeting this afternoon at
o'clock All men are cordially invited to
be present. This address will be the first
i'm n series of addresses to be given for
men only every Sunday afternoon. II Is
expectcd that there will be large at
tendance of the members of the assocla-
zion as well as other men, who are in
vited to be present
The association has issued more mem
bcrships during this month than any other
month since the coming of the present
secretary. Thera is decided upward
trend in the affairs of the association, and
the rapid Increase of membership and the
Increased interest In the various depart
mcnts of the work is very gratifying to
fine officers of the association. From pres
cnt Indications the membership will be
very largely increased during the succeed
ing months.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
a Badue Presentation.

During the excursion down the bayou on
the steamer Lawrence yesterday. Mr. J. l..
Mitchell, on behalf of the Left Minded
Fishing club. presented beautiful diamond
crested gold badge to Mr.. John RocsSler MS
= token Of the esteem In which he Is held
by q club.
Mr.. Roessler acted as caterer for the OK
cnrsioniStS. and everybody was delighted
with the way he handled the food and re.
lreshment end of the onting
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31

zen Of Houston for the past forty five years,
died al 1890 O'Clock last night At the
home of her daughter. Mrs BnrtclS, ON
Houston avenue The deceased leaves six
children. all living In Houston. The funeral
viii take place at clock thus afternoon
with interment In the German cemetery
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
The Demand Acoeded 1o-

Inc demand of the members Of the car
pon'erS union for an advance Of ~ cents
per uay' making their wages 81 Instead Of
S-,0o TO 20 into effect tomorrow was ac
Laeu 10 Yesterday by the contractors and
NEW eW scale Of wages VIII 20 into effect
In labor circles. ''''' '''''e "
dsr,oe bnckmasons have also made a like
rrenau' effective on April I. which in
day, Wages ii'il S7'oo !" % pe'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
Board Of Medical Examiners.

The board OF medical examiners for this
the Eleventh judicial, district win hold
their last meeting under the old law al thu
Office of Or. George clarendon on Thurs,la, =.
;Aprll 4. After that time all applicants Will
nave TO 20 before the State board
About noon yesterday fire broke out IN
Kesslcr * Dixon's warehouse in the F!t.h
ward; destroying about eighteen haics Of
nay before the flames were gotten under
control.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31

The ladies' Of McAshan chapel viii con
tlnue their hazar Tuesday night and in al
dition viii sell pnttcd plants aud toveis
nf all kinds nice program will be car
lied ont and afterwards Ice cream and cake
will he served.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
Houston CoIorad Mammal.

The following named persons. who com
pose the executive committee for the col,
ored normal to be located at Houston thu,
summer will meet Saturday, Aprn 6, a, II
o'clock In Chaueyville school Coinmiticei
X. II. Eckford, chairman; John Richards.
g.. i. M Turner, w g. Conway. a. IL
wesley. Pink Christie. j. c. Mester.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
10 Improve the pos.otfioa.

Postmaster Strong has just received au.
thority from the postofflce authorities al
Washington to make some needed repatrs
and improvements In the Houston post,
office, among the improvements being ,
replastering of the interior of the build.
Ing. the placing of an electric elevator and
the rebuilding of the division fence blown
down by the storm Of September last.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31

Meet me at The Tea store. III Main
street, and get one of those beautiful pic
lures they are giving away win my pur.
chase from March 20 to April : They
ais stll Coffee, Tea. Baking Powder TX
taTe. Spices, Jams, Rice, Scans. Sgarcnes.
stand1rd sugars at refners prices. and the
host Elgiu Creamery Butter ihat'S ln1,Ie
az 2Jc nc pound, Your money Back with.
ont argument II You are dissatisfied with
any h!ng hought here
The Great Atlantic & P.tcihc Tea CO.
hi1 Min Streei Rlnz Rllg
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
Houston HEIGHTS Election.

The annual election Of municipal officer.
Of the Houston Heights municipality has
been ordered for Tuesday next. Aprl 9. N
the Houston Heights postoffice building
6. W Wilson is appointed presiding on.
GER The polls viii be open from a. M
till p M.
At well attended caucus held at ,be
Harvard street school house last Tuesday
night the following ticket was nominated,
For mayor. John A. Mllroy: for marshall
for aldermen, Fred +. Dexter, H. Dietrich,
T. y. West, Charles Schuler and Dr. u. NJ
Nhipple
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31

was finished yesterday. II il worry ar
tistic piece OF work. Handsomely engraved
on parchment hearing tho signatures Of ths
JOINT committee OF citizens and councsirnen
committee. viii leave tonight for Washing.
ton as the bearer OF the limitation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31

where did you get that Tic? Bosen
herg's. Of course; no one else handles
"a en- ="
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31

our new Spring Suits are Just like Gus
toiA N'"u Rosenberg's
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31

Was ist das; Stencils. rubber stamps
notnry and lodge seals. metal checks, etc.
j V, Love, pos Mechanic ST.. Galveston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31

pATRIcK's TRANSFER. PHONE Tss.
Heavy machinery and safes specially
S+aI,ies corner Fannln and Commerce
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31

The subjects for today's lectures at the
Church Of Annunciatlon, given by the
fathers of st. Thomas college. are: Al
1890 this morning, Palm Sunday" and
at 100 this evening. THE Duties of
Priests" The series of lectures have been
very ably represented by the fathers during
the Lenten season. The program for the
week, it being Holy week. is as follows;
Wednesday, April 3, evening, Sorrows of
Mary" Thursday, April 4, evening Bless
ed Eucharist" Friday, April 3, evening
Our Lord suffering and Death on the
Resurrection OF Our Lord"
Those who have attended the lecturco
have been well repaid, ana it is expected
great many will avail themselves OF the
cordial invitation extended to all TO at
tend this week
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31

pheU, Get on some thin Underwear
and be comfortable. Come 70 see ~ Tor H.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31

Dressy men are delighted with our new
Spring Ties. Rosenhcrg's
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
Faith Home Acquires Property.

At the regular meeting of Faith Home
association the past week the members
present were pleased TO learn that the
twenty-five feet Of ground which made u
niche in the Faith Home loE had been ac-
uuired by the association. The ground was
offered for sale at 1925, but the owner.
Mr. Smith, In consideration of the charita-
BILE institution for which it was desired.
sold 1t to the association for 500 on easy
payments. The secretary reported a dona.
lion of S15-$1O from one and So from ain.
s1OU.
A vote of thanks was rendered for all
Kindness given. and to Colonel w. b. Slo.-
son and Mr. John H. Ruby for their as
sistance in the negotiations and conveyance
Of deed. Also vote of thanks was tend.
cred the Maccabees for S3l3l. the amount
Of the impromptu collection which had hcei
taken up on the evening of their concott
n Turner hall and was received from the
natron by the treasurer Mt the meeting ON
the 10th, the first held after the concert.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
A Surprise Party.

There was very pleasant surprise party
given Thursday evening at the suburban
lome of Mrs. Ida Japhct. complimentary
o her daughter. Miss Betty, and niece,
Hiss voight. The large dining room and
7arlor were thrown in one, and quickly
lrranged for dancing, Delicious refresh.
ncnts were served and dancing continued
1ntil late hour. when all on leaving con
fessed to having had most enjoyable
evening.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs H. A.
,laphet Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Japhet Mr.. and
Mrs w. w. Schmidt, Mr.. and Mrs Tom
Wilson, MIR. and Mrs. l.. b. Schneider, MIR.
and Mrs. Gus HcrZog. Mr.. aud Mrs A.
Misses KoSse, Schweikart. Achilles. from
Austin Mcnger Ida Menger, Role. Japher.
and Messrs Menger, Metz, Schwartz, from
New York: nlssen, Role, Rolfc, Japhet,
preylng and Ernest Japhet
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31

Sangerbund Hall March Cove the IN
dersigned hereby tender q vote Of thanks
to the contractors of the city Of Haus on
for conccding Ia the demands II the Car
pentcrs and Joincrs Of America Nos. ia,
452 and 600. Signed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
A Couple 81 Fires.

~ an early hour yesterday morning the
, :, of Mrs. Frost. mosher Of J "
rIgs" at l7oo Gentry street. caught IRE.
.uu while the building was saved from
1IS,ai destruction, about $500 damage was
nssr II and contents Mrs Frost came
Inc Selhg eremated IN the burning bulidS
In, sne being rescued bv the drenen while
Nate of suffoeation from the smoke.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31

Leaves Tonight for Washington.
Inc invitation TO President Mckinley 20
STOP over 10 Houston on his Western trip
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
DEATH Of an Old Citizen.

Mrs. Julia Weber. IS Years Of age q e''''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31

fosters Local Forecast.
March 81 threatening.
April l. Cooler,
April 2-Cuoi
April Moderating
April Warmer,
April 5-Warmer.
April -Thrcatcniuc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
GAAR SCOTT
I RAG ION
ENGINES

These engines needuo introduction,
Wherever traction engines ae used
YOU will find Gaar SCOTS make. For
durability, convenience. effective
power and tine Workmanship they're
uneaualled,
THIS YEAR the length of the
flueS and boiler has been increased,
without decreasing the diameter of
boiler and ire box---the large dimen-
sion OF. which has made this engine
famous ior rapid and easy Steaming.
Superior for Grading
and Canal Work =.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31

4. Pennlng' on,
Hoe Jackson.
w. A. FleShcr,
c. d. Parker,
Secretary Of District Council
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31

LILLIAN Enamel decorations FULL GILT LINES the price com