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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-11
State Council Catholic Knights Of
America to Meet.
JOHN S. MOODY YET ALIVE.
The Hastings Court OF Petersburg
Meets To~Day. When II Ten-Ihou-
s,nd Dollar Damage Suit Will Be
rricd-pctcrsbuv.L Lady Heir
ton Fortunc-E.W ". Saul
ders ior Chairman.
lspncial plsrateh to ras Ttmss.)

PETERSBURG, VA, Jan lo.-Rev- w.
\ Fishnan, a divine healer, who lives
on the Plank Road, in Prince George
county. was nearly killed on his own farm
by negro pot-hunters to-day
MIR. Ffshman came to Virginia from the
North. and since his residence IN Prince
George has become popular with lts citi-
zans. He has a very large family, ana
they nave all been in bad health since
living in that county His VIE mas peeh
i'll for twelve months, and was confined
10 her bed when her husband was shoe-
NEGRO POACHERS-
The negroes were hunting on the farm
and were told by Mr.. Fishman TO get oil;
They refused and Mr.. Fishman atteinptes
to take the gun away from one OF tiit
men who We're poacherS on his land. anu
the man shot him. His leg is badly shat
tered and will have to be amputated-
CATHOLIC KNIGHTS
The State Council of the Catholic
Knights of America will meet IN Peters
burg on the sd. The main business OF thT
meeting will be the election of q delegate
to the Supreme Convention, which Will
soon meet at st. Louis. The business SEES
sion will be followed by a banquet
John S Moody, who was recently as
sarlteJl and robbed near Disputanta, is
not dead. as was reported Few DAYS AGO
\ relative of Mr.. Moody, who was III the
CITY TODAY, said that the injured man
was getting on well. and that there IS no
reason why he should not entirely re
HEIRS TO y FORTUNE
In the will of Mrs Eloise L. Minor,
which was admitted TO probate in Nor
folk Yesterday. Mrs. Minor bequeathed
to Mrs O. G.. Hinton. OF Petersburg. ana
DR.. w. H. Lanson White. OF New YORK
her estate. valued at $io,Goo
The January term of the Hastings court
will begin next Thursday The suit OF
Street-car Conductor w II Whitmore
AGAINST Fl. 4, Roper for $4,000 damages,
will come up for trial at that term.
Mr.. W. P McRae is in favor of Hon.
E. w. Saunders for president OF the Con-
stitutional Convention.
Muunps and chickenpox are each spend
ing 81 while in Petersburg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-11

ts.reria' Eisiqtr IL, '.'!ir Itinesl
WASHINGTON. Jan. ie.-On motion OF
Representative Jones. OF Virginia, Feb
ruary 9th was designated in the House
to-day for memorial services in honor Of
the late Representative Wise. Of the
Norfolk District,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-11
SAYS He Will Run, and Gives Reasons
For His Faith.
The LEADERS IN THE CITY.
Friends Want Wr. Ellyscn for Cons'i-
s,itutional Convcntion-Cha'r
Barnes Says he Peninsula
Is for Elontaguc-Mr.
EcholS Leaves
To>Day.

The appended circular letter of Congress
man Claude y Swanson, which was re-
Gently made public, has caused a con-
siderable ripple in political circles IN
Richmond, and was freely discussed
among politicians last night
There is a vide difference of opinion as
to it's probable effect upon the candidacy
Of Mr.. Swanson, some contending that
it will help him considerably, while others
express the belief that ii will lose MN
votes in his struggle for Governor.
Even his friends and supporters here
are not of one mind on the subject some
of them believe its tone is unfortunate III
view of the fact that there has already
been so much talk in Virginia lately about
office trusts. and speaking the llli-
syuage of the tribe; while others are OF
oniDion that ii will do their leader lncal-
culable good in his convass.
1T is lust such y letter as would
write. were | Il candidate for Governor,
said one Of Mr. Swansons friends last
night. Another vas heard TO say that 1t
world serve notice once for all on the
people of the State that theS i'i'o 20
fight the organization, and having neeh
..,,n against, the proposition before, they
u.n,,ll understand what it meant, ana
weaken on the start. While Mr. swan
sons friends here, who talked OF the
letter, did not AL agree as TO its propa-
bic effect on his candidacy, Yet lof tne
most part they commended 1t ana thoushe
it a good campaign document.
THE LETTER IN FULL.
The following is the full text Of the
letter:
House or Representatives,
Washington D. G..
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SAID TO HAVE SIGNED.
Preliminary Stage OF Negotiations
Completed
a. AssociatcG Fress.)

PARIS, Jan 10--As the result OF i!aQul-
ries in authoritative quarters the ASso-
oio,ei Press is siven the following state
ment in regard TO the Chisese situation:
The Chinese pIenipotentiar!es signed
the ioint note yesterday. thus concluding
the preliminary stage OF the nesotia-
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THE INDUSTRIAL. CENSUS.

The industrial progress of Richmond
has been almost phenomenal, and the re-
suits attained can indeed be pointed to
with pride. While the oflic al figures OF
the twelfth census are not yet published
or obtainabe il is confidently believed
they Will demonstrate that Richmond
offers most Inviting field TO the inves-
tor in manufacturing enterpr. ses.
During the past year our industries OF
every description have been liep' con-
s1antly busy, witt the result that our
previously established population has been
fully employed and We have been enabled
to invite and secure many operators from
abroad Our mecaantcs especially have
been steadily al work. WIKI reinnnerative
wages, and their prosperity Is reflected
il, the demand FOR houses, the deposits in
banks ard the general well-beinS Of the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-11
WEATHER FORECAST

5sSecast for Friday and Saturday:
yirgfnlt-6,encralIy fair Friday. ccastG
aoutherly winds. becoming northwesteriy.
brisk on tho coast. Saturday generally
fair.
North Cf,roiina-Rain irr EASTERN. fair
in western portion Friday; colder. north
east to northwest winds. brisk on tht
coast. Saturday. occasional rains
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-11
SERVANTS OF THE PEOPLE.

eve are the representatives of the
Der,ocrat!c people of this ety. he con-
tiruedl '.ard. SO far as I am concerned,
T shall never cast my vote in opposition
to what I believe to be their desire Oh
matters of Importance, and l am sure
majority Of the members are Of the same
mind.
Whom We favor for Governor" con-
c,uded the member. has nothing to do
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-11
srATIsrIc,s OF JANUARY rsr. 1901.

STATISTICS OF JANUARY lsT. IsVl.
The annual statistics published in the
papers OF January Isl were SO full 10
os,r!ate uae necessity for any detailed
statements n ;als report but l cannot
refrain from calling your attention TO
The gratifying exn.oit made By our man
,.facturers and merchants. 1t was hardly
10 be expected tflat, following upon the
radical Improvement which took place in
1899 that in 1900 cur industries could have
increased the number of their employees
10 a5.5s3 or .0Is per cent. and their sales
10 SIS. .s6i. .S6i. or IS per cent The johbers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-11
(ConiiGential.)

My Dear Sir:
At the suggestion of mutual friend |
take the privilege of writing 10 You III re-
gard to my candidacy for the Democratic
nomination for Governor of Virginia.
7 know YOU WELL much influence in the
noitics of your county and am very
anxious, TO secure your aid ana SupPor..
ANY service that YOU may render ne VII
be highly appreciated and remembered.
ANY one who knows me VIII tell you that
am grateful and stand loyaliy to my
friends. We are now organizing the
State and from assurances re-
ceived from tive leading and most sue
cessful Public men i'll alm2sE all sections,
am justified ii, believing that | Will Sc
cure the nomination by a handsome ma
iority in the convention next year 1t is
a source of much qualification TO me thar
the two L. S. Senator's from Virginia
and a majority OF my colleagues in the
House Of Representatives are warmly
advocating my nomination take th!s
as an evidence of esteem held for me- by
those with whom l am associated, ana
who have had an opportunity TO watch
my public life
would be glad to hear from You and
TO know my candidacy meets with your
approval | am
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Yours Very truly.
CLAUDE a. SWANSON.


Mr. L. = Barnes, chairman OF the
Democratic Committee of New Kent coun-
ty was in the city last night. When
asked concerning the sentiment OF his
neople on the gubernatorial question. he
said it looked to him as if MI. Montague
would get the entire Peninsula vote MT.
Barnes said he was warmly for Mr.. ELY
son until he decided not = - I'd that
now he was equally anxious 70 see see the
Acknowledgement win out.
Iieutenant- Governor Echols is Stl!l at
Nurphy's though he expects TO return TO
his home in Staunton TO-DAY.
He has put in some good licls during
his stay here, and has conferred daily
viii, his supporters in his rooms There
y. no louht that he will enter the Rich
,nond primaries. and he is thought to nave
considerable strength here.
colonel James Mann, Of NOttoHaN, was
in the city last night on his way nome
from, Newport News, where he had been
on professional business There IS noun
ing new in politics in my section. s;ila
the Colonel You may say If you like.
tbot we will send a sood man TO the Con-
stitutional Convention.
WILL HAVE PRIMARIES.
Nothing which IS to happen in the future
corld be aDparentIy more certain than
that there Will be primary election IN
Richmond to choose delegates to the next
guDernatorial convention.
II was stated in The Times several
davs ago that those who thought the
ward-meeting Plan might be best had
weakened. and now there is every assur-
anee that they have completely surren-
derel. and that no such suggestion viii
be offered in the committee.
\ number of the most prominent mem
bers OF the committee were seen
and while they are known TO
hol,, 70 different views as to who should be
the next Governor, they all asreed that
there would be a primary election, and
that no wa"d-meeting plan would be
offered One of the members, who is a
man of cons.dera influence in party
circles and a decided leader in the COM
mittee sad the body as whole was
disposed to be conservative, and would
not attempt to fly in the face of the
voters on this important question. what
ever might be the individual views OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-11

I'm Yesterdays trading in railroad IS
sues seaboard common ran on from lo1t
10 10. Seaboard preferred lost as, 10 2b7s.
Seabeard bond certificates opened = low
or and then fell to 7OE. Greater Sea-
board certificates sold down TO fi3ta.
seaboard loan certificates declined from
91H. TO 9.,sa. -
SOLD TO SOUTHERN.
An Associated Press dispatch from,
Baltimore says q rumor was circulated In
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-11
RANCE or THERMOMETER

The thermometer ranged az follows at
The Times Office yesterday: a. M. ~; ].
AZ. b5: T.. NJ, 50: 8 7. M, GO: 7. M. 60.
1s NJ. GO. Average temperature 81 ID
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Continued on Eighth Pase.1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-05
CITY sREVITIEs.

There ore uuacllyered kilograms al the
office az the Postal telegram company, IlN
Main street !oc A. *. Fenie aud H. NJ.
Aubrey.
There viii he a meeting Of the directors
~ the Houston Quaricite society a. IS
, O'Clock this evening az The office of Nh
T. + Dexter.
Contractor shea expects TO begin street
paving work today an Olin avenue, In the
rtth vaId, This street Is To hc paved
with 1hurbcr brick
The alrcsing Of street foklr on Main
street Yesterday and his hostcrous re.
Sisjauce created quite a ccmmouon and
drew q large crowd 10 the scene.
Lady. Washington chapter. Daughters Of
residence Of Mrs j. A Huston 81 Austin
street, this afternoon al 3 o'clock.
The cltv council VIII meet At I o'clock
this afternoon In adjourned regular session
10 confer with President Baldwin Of the
Houston Electric Street Railway company.
TIE Ladies' Parish association VIII give
an entertainment at the parish mouse lhs
afternoon 81 o'clock AZ which the lalles
ask for and hope 90 have a good attend
auce,
There are uadouvered kilograms at the
oficr NJ the Western tniou Telegraph con.
pany for Rev / N. Herndon, Alien Hai-
vey NJ Dreytus, Cora Minis and Ben
Brown.
It is requested that the captains ana tho
men who will take part IN the No rsu on
as characters on the Lo1t meet 90 q
Business League Friday evening ar
O'Clock il is important that all of Them
he present.
The woman's Relief Corps, G. A. r.,
will give cobweh social OF Odd Fellows
hall. Mason building this evening. All
friends and visiting Masons Will be given
cordial welcome, and an interesting ana
enjoyable entertainment
virginia ledge 40 85, knights Of Pythias.
will hold their regular monthly mecting
tonight at their nan IN the Fifth ward.
Members OF all local lodges aud visiting
Knlehfe are cordially invited 10 attend.
There win be an election for officers.
The street commissioner has Tor the past
few DAYS had q force on work on Cont
street. in the Fifth ward cleaning out
the bitches much 10 the betternent NJ the
sanitary condition ~ the Locality. as well
as Ia The great satisfaction OF the people
IN thar vicinity.
The regular meeting n the Houston I'm.
name society viii he held al sac YOnss
Mems Christian Association rooms this
evening Secretary Wood has notified all
Of the old members by postal of this met
ing and as II Is one Of special Importance.
the officers Of the society request general
aftendance. All friends Of The humane
work whether members or not, are re-
auested 10 be present this evening.
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THE DAY IN THE CITY.

mr.. BOYD REAIpONWsp The numl.
nation of pr i %. Royd is rus hoath of
h,cr having acum failed of confirmation
when prescribed o., The MAYOR to the city
o,,r.p ,, ,l,. ,at,,,,a,,J ,..,,,i,,r ,,,.,iiug
1.,,si1, oftnruo"W t,3tnr Wexford again
N,ll lu! .uth iu' l"l h''u' ',1,''.v.it,'n,l r
4, P|"nuil'n- ~, ~. n',t iy ,d,Gr,,,t IAN
a., , ,s" ,n DtU' vi P'"''"- "'
~ '''
TlRNNEREiN ATIRA'I'oNS AT n
m'euhE OF tho directors OF inc l'"'''"'
IWh'ercin last night arrangements were
perfected for the Enoch Arden concert
lhnt WIZ he given coinphmehia.E 10 va.
XIX Incidmd w. eiyc tbr onnIiaI children
niasotc,a dn bou 9bfs oar an pc cmbcr -
Tb sonistr ,yil 90, ehrnic lis fortv-clabth
w. $500, w r,N,,,,,, IA
Nt-sTC For gAENGTRFFgT. AT a
., .,,t,.,. ha,tn.,
hlcei'hR OF me E'"''" 10 -
In charge the local preparations for me
y"".'na o''. '',''r ..a- s,.,,rod 40 a., ao~,
"oli6it bids for The Crah,stral and banl
music 10 he provided at the next biennial
St1te aatbh'l'eat Z" Ie n, ~. 5rs, nor NJ
Nav no. T5e ro1imittcc win mrct again
On "wednesday night week
.......-,,t.
KNIGHTS or PYrHIAS OFFICERS. -
r.ros Iodrc No ! l9ef night elected the
49,, .,socrs. connection commander
" S Patton: vice chancellor. r. Olson;
nro,ato Az, uou master OF work J.
tpmmiprs. master an arms, q " -Shlres;
Of hnange, II ~ 1i'' FESSnolws, 'I gner guard.
A sfeizlg. outer guard. c q. Webb,
trustee, J Llienthni' three-yeAr representa-
tive G. w. feHo"S'
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Improvements for November Slightly in
Advance of October.

The total building improvements for tho
month Of November as taken from rIc rec
oids in the engineers office show a slight
increase over the preceding month.
There were 12f huildng permits issued
during the month, the aggregate value OF
improvements being Si5,025 as against S35,-
79S for October
Among the improvements during the
month costing $1,000 aud upward wore
Mrs Frcderiag Hahn two cottages, on
Hogan street: Slr1O
K n LamwcuV, clEhiroom cottage, Bell
avenue; $1,000
John s. sutton, addition To building, on
Auatiu street, $1,000
George W. NowclL two story frame house
and stable, Elgin and Main, $4,000.
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With Prominent Visitors
TO and Citizens Of Houston
Who Have Something In.
teresting to Say.

question entirely within the purvew OF
Have | named any st Louis fair com.
/ nisSlonersf \ COMMITTEES has taken that
/ JOB on my hands that H. speaking In a
general way lou must remember that that
( IS q position w which patriotism Is tho
inspiration as well us the pay. The com
mittee has agreed TO submit a list of names
and trom that list of names I win select
the men who are 70 represent the state Of
Texas at the Louisiana Purchase expcsi.
ton. II has hcea understood that the com.
miitee viii carefully search out every sec
ton u the State. ana make various RECON-
mendations OF those men who will truly,
faithiully and patrioicolly undertake TO
sentation az the fair The appointment. to
my mind carries with II distinguished
honor even II there arc no shekcls IN It."
Dr. n. McCmdell. Of Cold Springs, arriv
cd in the city yesterday lie is close rel.
ative Of District Attorney Lea aud nntur
ally feels very much az home here. He
said; II can not understand why thcrc
shoud be any desire upon tho. part Of any
one TO rem' We the headquarters or the
Grand Lodge OF MaSons from hcre II Is
not 100 much to say that tho Masonic IRA
ternltv WAS warmed into existence in Hons.
ton. and II owes q very deep debt of graf
Iluue 10 THIS old town, Moving the head
quarters, as | look az the matter. has not
been very seriously discussed. save hv
those places that want 10 dcspoil Hons.
ton, and when the delegates look az the
question properly the change will never
take plnce | have no time to discuss tho
matter In detail. II is only necessary To
u'pGct serious attention to lt in order that
Senator 4. C Ilpscomb member ~
the legislature. Is visiting IN the city. lie
is a great FREUD Of Houston ami the evi
dcnCpS Of prosuprlfv bNrn have t,,or,..,1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-05
rHE FIRsT GAYEL.

The FIRST gavel that was ever used IN q
Masonic body In Texas is still IN existence
II was brought from New orleans by DR.
Holland and was used In the Organization
OF the FIRST Masonic lodge In Texas now
Holland lodge No. !, under dispensaloh
granted by Inc Grand Lodge Of Louisiana.
Or Holland then presented the sANel 10
Adolphus Stearuo, who carried i home WIN
him to Nacogdoches When the masonic
eonvention met In Houston In 1877 bro;
Stearne brought the gayel win MN anu
II was used by General sam Houston IN
calling thai convention 10 order and Was
used by Arson Jones, the nrst mosl ~.
Sinful grand master, In me nrst meetlng
of me Grand Lodge Of Texas some ySa!s
later Bro. Stearne presented the gave 70
Canaan w r. Rutledge. who was tlgs
worshIpful master Of the lodge a. inc o eip
town Of Washington. In pecemnel' loUuT1
Cantnin Rutledge presented the gave V1 ~
! Oliphant on his election as worshiptn'
master Of Austin lodge No. Il az A AZ IN
Texas. who still owns II The heaa OF ,ns
,avel is Of ivory win a turned eoon5
bandle. and II was used by tle mo-, edge
sbipful grand master Of the Hranu ~
~ Texas IN laying the corner slone ,y,in
nrasent granite capitol building al a,s'in -
Mr. Oliphant OF Austin Is memnst
the Grand Lodge and Is In Houston az MN
Inc the present convention. II rs 20 I'M ~
Tbo posi- Is Indebted for this lnteIes"Hs
bit of Masonic aistory'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-05

following officers Past lady commander.
Mrs George Ehdon' lady commander. Mrs
Mary Malhcr lieutenant commander Mrs
H. McAul'G record keeper, Mrs N r.
Quinn. nuuucr Eccpcr Mrs Mary IIarrlss
chaplain Mrs q. c. ChHrdltr. sergeant
Mrs christina Martial. mistress ~ arms.
Miss Lizzie FCrmun; sontincl, Mrs Frank
Euler PICKET. Mrs Maria ChyWood. or
Eanst. Mis- Lizzie Ray, Also sixteen young
ladirs az guards, three banner hcnrrrs. two
color bearers and captain Of gnlrds Ar
ter adjournment the members enjoyed p--'
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THE DEATH ROLL.


Mrs Clam lGoeptncr wife Of MNf
llocpfncr died NJ her hoinp No. 2tl6 Nv
ga tircct, Yesterday morning az n o'e, Su'
Mn and Mrs iucpfner hive been Y
dents OF this city for fifteen years
more The fmn"rll services VIII be he
at the residence this afternoon at o'clock,
conducted by the pastor Of the German
Evangelical Lutheran church. Burial 10
the German cemetery
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-05
TssS
RHEUMATISM

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destroys the poison In the blood which
causes the awful agOnles OF rheumatism or
neuralgia. thus making a permanent care.
II you have aching bones, swollen joints
and muscles. pains IN The back aud shoulder
blades, difficulty "a moyiag the nngers, toes
or arms and legs, or II the pains aud aches
arc shifting from che part Of the body
10 any other part OF the body, then Botanic
Blood Balm will make a perfect, permanent
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Relief Is felt after the hrst few doses.
Hundreds OF cases OF 40 10 90 years stand
ing cured by blood Balm. Most Of these
cured eases have taken Blood Balm as a
last resort, after doctors, patent medicines
ana mineral waters had failed, but Blood
Balm cured them and II Is especially recon-
mended for old, obstinate, deep-seatsd cases.
botanic Blood Balm Is the very remedy for
rheumatism, the result OF mercury and con-
faglous blood poison. Druggists 81 per
iafge hottie. To prove It cures, sample
Of Blood Balm sent free aud prepaid by
briefly describing your trouble and writing
Blood Balm Co., 1875 Mitchell street. Al
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glyeR
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-05
MASONIC MOTEs.

Ex-Mayor B. b Paddock Of Fort Worth Is
not saying much, hut is keenlr observing
things, and when the question Of removal
OF the Grand Lodge comes up this morn
Ing IL is very likely that ne viii nave some
thing In favor of Fort Worth as the proper
place for its location.
The contest for the location is being con
Quoted without much noise, and In entire
fraternal spirit. hut the competition Is very
keen and the advocates OF the several cities
having propositions 10 make to the Grand
Lodge are awake and have theW lamps
trimmed and burning.
The committee on removal, Judge John F.
Bell Of Belville, chairman, met In the Ma
sonic temple yesterday afternoon for con
sultation and 10 formulate plan or pro
cedure. The result of the meeting VIII nor
he known until the Grand Lodge Is caled
this morning
The probability now is that the present
session Of the Grand Lodge VIII NOT pc
closed until Friday night, as there is sun
considerable business 10 be disposed or. ~
addition to settling the location Of tNe
Grand Lodge.
AS meeting succeeds meeting, old faces
diSapnear and new ones take tncN places;
and there Is q tnEe of sadness 70 the Ola
timer" when he recalls the missing ones
when otherwise his pleasure wouIa ne uu'
alleged.
San Antonio, TcSus, December 4.-Ihe
different Masonic lodges Of San Antonio
hive purchased for $4,000 64Xl6o feet Of
siTonnd on inc corner NJ Crockett and La
IOWA streets, on which they Will erect a
nve.story building 10 be Us "a 10! lo-~e 1u!,
roses. The bull1ing viii be up.to-date 10
every particular
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-05

Owing 10 the increased size Of next sun
DAYS Post II will not be possible 10 handle
advertising copy at the last moment All
copv foy ads larger than one-half page
must be In by tonight and no changes
of copy can he taken after tomorrow night.
All want ads must be In by o .. m. Sntur.
day Compilance with these requests Will
he duly APPRECIATED and will prevent the
necessity Of leaving out ads.