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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-03
s. P. TO PASS DIVIDEND.
Surplus VIII be Used For Repairs
and Maintenance.

New York. Aug. 2--The Associated
Press learns on excellent authority that
al the weekly meeting OF the executive
committee of the Southern Pacific rail
way held yesterday, the results OF Opef-
atoms for the complete fiscal year were
considered and that il was resolved
that the needs of the property for re
pairs and maintenance were such as to
make a division of surplus earnings in
advt=a HE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-03
No UTAH ASPHALT
FOR UTAH PAYMENTS
But Abundance to Ship to Other
Cities.
4 CURIOUS SITUATION
STREETS TO BE PAVED WITH
FOREIGN PRODUCT.

Notwithstanding the fact that Utah
has thousands and millions Of tons of
the best asphaltum in the world, which
is being shipped all over the Union for
street paving purposes, the streets of
this city are TO be paved with as
phaltum from California or the island
Of Trinidad.
The board of public works held
meeting at the Office of City Engineer
Kelsey yesterday morning and opened
the bids for the street paving to be
done on Second South street from First
West to the Rio Grande Western depot,
and on Third South from State TO West
Temple. There were but three bids:
AlcatraZ Asphalt Paving company Of
California, $140,2SO, if AIcatraz Xxx is
to be used, and S152 $50 if Trinidad or
Bermudas material is to be used; n. P.
Clam Construction company Of Chi
Cago, $1S3,100, Trinidad asphalt to be
used, and the City Street Improvement
company, S159,970, Santa Cruz asphasC
to be used. No action was taken in the
matter of letting the contract. Another
at which the contract viii probably be
let
No Utah Asphalt.
The fact connected with the bids
given above that will strike local people
phalt is not mentioned in one of them;
that while Utah asphalt is deemed good
enough for paving in cities in all parts
of the country il is not deemed good
enough for use right at home. The Ia
son assigned for this is that there is
no local plant fitted up for the proper
mixing of the asphalt, that While the
raw material produced in Utah is the
best to be found anywhere and can be
used to the best advantage when mixed
at other places, it cannot or is not prop
erIy mixed here. II Is claimed that the
paving done in this city with Titan as
phalt is very unsatisfactory. The First
and Second South street paving IS cited
as proof Of this, while State and West
Tenple streets are given as examples
of paving done with Santa Cruz as
phalt.
John E Dooly, the chairman Of the
board of public works. said last even1ns
that no restrictions were placed on the
bidders. but that whoever got the con-
tract would be required to put up
bond to keen the pavement IN perIecl
condition for ten years, and at the enc
of that time turn II over 10 the CITY IL
/ hrst-class condition.
No effort was made, Mr.. DoolS
stated, by the board to have Utah ma
/ feTfaI used or to have the bidders con
dned to the use of Utah material Inc
only object the board had in view Wa
/ to secure a first-class job Tor Ine tlly
and that Utah material and Utah Dlu
! ders must stand on an equal IOOLlhs
Win an others: that if a Utah firm haf
/ nut in a bid. or If some one had specl
! fed the use Of Utah material ne WOul1
! have received just the same treaImen
! ag the other bidders-he would no
80 Eeen Disseminated against ant
he would have receTTed-ao IaVors-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-03
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The Kenyon..-J. E. Bennett, Cheyenne;
J. A. Mcknight, South Callire, Ala; II.
l. HOLSTER, Boston; A. La Res, o. 0.
McReynolds, Denver; G. G. Verbryek.
Cambria, WyO.; W H. KrUmling, Chi
cage; T. F. Turner, Omaha; W. c. Verge,
Kansas City; J. VI. MoOrhead, st. Louis;
l.. b. Spinney. Colorado Springs; Edythe
WorthingtOn, Oakley, Ida; 9. Z. Chris
Jensen. San Francisco; Dr.. H. L. Wheeler,
New York; Norman Schmidt and wife,
Landville, Ills; J. G. StahI. Chicago;
Frank w. Titus, John J. Walker, San
Francisco; +. b. Dana, New York; +, A.
Hunt, Boston; Charles l. Blanton, 1873;
L. o. Leonard, Missouri Pacific; W. j.
Schomberger, Cleveland; r. c. Sharp,
Washington, D. G.; L. T. Hubbell Du-
luth; E. +. Harvey, Chicago; W. +. BaS-
sett, Provo; Mrs. H. O, White. Denver;
Mrs. Joseph Higgins, London, England;
Mrs. +. G. zick, Butte; Mr.. and Mrs p
n. Num-, W. 4. Jennens Telluride,
Colo; w. J. Cope, a Meyers, Missouri;
J. W. Douglas. Denver; r s Tholiton and
wife, Chicago; r. w. Miller Cory, Pa;
James Nelson, Evanston, Colo; W. a.
Demmeler. Pirtsburg; Edgar p. Scofeld,
TUscarOra, Tex; William Ham, St. Paul,
MINI.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-03
EXCURSION OF sHoPMEN.

and that a large force Of men viii be
employed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-03

Cullen.-Mrs. J. B. Langdon, Rawlins,
Wyo.; c. W. Branch, K. B. Branch, Nor
folk, Neb.; J. II. Graybill. Nampa. Ida;
E. S. Arnold. R. ". Chase, J. w Work,
r. e La Febre, W 3. COlwel, J. =.
Laird. George Bradshaw, Thomas Brad
shaw, J. II. HampsOn, Lyle Burkman,
Oregon Short Line railroad; Miss A
Thompson, De Lamar, New, W NJ
White Milford; Otto Hudson, American
Fork; Joseph Hatch, Heber. J. S Hall
and daughter. Morristown, Tenn; Ed T.
Hatfield, Chicago; @. W. Collier. New
York: l. NJ Hickey, Denver; c. II. Ger
Der. Omaha; Ed StrOmness. Park City;
George 3. Haverstic, southern Utah. il.
J. Duncan. Sunshine; W A. Stratton, De
trOit; Fanny Burling, Mt. Pleasant; Z.
c. Cleaver Park City: a s Manning.
Cincinnati; Z. J. Mengel, Sunbury, Pa
h Martin. Park City.
The Walker.-W. 3. Baker, st. George;
A Anderson. Cedar Fort; H. NJ Grimes,
North Platte, Neb-; A. J. Rittenhouse
/ Chandler, Kan; T. Eisenhamer, Nee
York: Z. n Johnson, Provo; c. d
Thompson. Appleton. William Morrison
and wife Pittsburg. Tenn; i. Smith. o.
den; A. II. Taylor, Ogden; 5 Ryan ST
Louis; Alex Thompson, St Louis; Thom
| as Benson, p. r. Peterson. MeTcur; II. A
I Johnson. Cleveland: Ed Wheatley. Gran
/ nell; A. A. Williams Grannelli John kel
[ Ter San Francisco James McCuroy, Sax
/ Francisco: a. W. Harburs and daughter
San Antonio. Tex; J. s Calker, Chicago
/ Maurice Barry, Buffalo; j. G. Barton, Mt
I Plea
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White House.-R. Hilton. f. S. Crane,
Ogden; Q. T. Clough, Salmon City. Ida;
Z. w. Webster and wife Butte; Joseph
Lerwill Bingham: J, w. Alter, n. r.
Hines, 9. z. Craven, Denver; DR.. K. /.
Graves, Miss N. L. Graves, Chicago; W.
ham; W. n. Hood, Silver Lake; J. Eng
land. Tooele; A. T. Shields, F. Hoogland,
TooeIe; Alma Eldredge and wife, Coal
Vile; Frank Young and wife Nevada
George ". EdgingtOn, L. 5. @. A; S r.
Slower. Little Rock J. w. Jensen, J. p.
dickinson, Brigham City, Ray Jones and
wife Provo: Ed Lewis George r. Smith,
Sunshine; Frank De La Mare, l. d.
Wells, T. Wales Bingham.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-03
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BlEE.
Capital Paid in, 500, 900.

General Banking In All It's Branches.
Directors-Dr- Theodore Meyer, John J.
Thomas Marshall. ". P Noble, George
n Downsys John Den7szia1. \ =. E0a-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-03

Knutsford.-J. s. Forrest, New York;
Mr.. and Mrs. AlOnzo II. Stewart, Wash
ington; o. P. Barnes. Chicago; D. Wilson
Ontario Ore; z B. Johnson, New York
Miss Z. Grace Sumney, Mrs NJ. Z. Sum
Gey, Chicago; c II. Frost and wife, Dem
yer; Thomas c. Hennings, St. Louis; JO-
seph r. Tindall. Philadelphia Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Loving, St Joseph, No; NJ. T.
Caldwell, Chicago; Charles NJ. Martin
San Francisco; Il. A. Francis, NJ. H. F
Wood, NJ. F. Wood, Cambridge, Mass
r. Milton Johnson, Boston; NJ. J. True
Buffalo: Robert F. Harrison, Denver; z
2. Maxey. Philadelphia; T. f. Stngeser
Idaho; Z. A. Haverstic, St Paul; G. Fl
Van Storch and wife. Scranton, Pa
William r. Bradshaw, St. Louis; Thomas
Cascaden, jr., Waterloo, Ia; G. $ Par
ker, St. Louis.
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-31

The advertiser just beginning
finds it difficult to decide upon
what mediums to use and how to
use them. He is beset by adver'
tising solicitors proclaiming the
merits OF map fakes, gift book en-.
terprises, church directories OF
any old scheme whereby CRATER
can make 500 per cent profit toi
himself. Each endeavors to show
that his medium is better than an,
other. After all has been said the
new advertiser will find the news
paper the safest aud surest me
dium.
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-31
Surs u Would % Good.

During last May an infant child
of our neighbor was suf. ring from
cholera infantum. The doctors
had given up all hopes OF recovery.
took a bottle OF Chamberlain s
Colic, Cholera and Dirrshoea
Remedy to the house. telling them
fel, sure II would do good il used
according to directions. In TWO
days time the child mad fully
recovered. The child is now wig
orous and healthy. 1 have recon-
mended this remedy frequently and
have never known 1t to iai!.-Mrs.
Curtis Baker, Book" alter, Ohio.
Sold by City Pharmacy.
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-31
Like Kelly viii.

One OF our subscribers, who is
in arrears TO the amount OF about
So. wants his paper stopped. He
threatens to bankrupt himself by
giving us piece OF his mind.
in settlement of all obligations.
While we appreciat. his geneIos-
ity, we desire TO apprise him OF
the fact that a piece OF his
money" would be much more sat
isfactory. He writes as follows:
"Mason, rote you to stop my
paper WANT YOU to stop it am
getting enough OF your scheme to
make me take your paper state
once more don't want your dog
gon old paper the postmaster has
notified you and he has got record
OF it and il you don't stop the dam
thing will give you a piece of my
mind. STof THAT PAPkR i haven't
taken none OF them out of the
ofes."
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-31

o'..... Germ. !" eemmu"Ie" e.e.
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-31

order to prevent any further con-
tamination OF the cups. look
them at once TO the laboratory
without letting anything come IN
contact with the edges. and under
the strictest aseptic precautions
made a culture from the edge OF
each cup where II came IN contact
with the commandments mouth.
The results were very interesting
and instructive indeed. One cul-
rure tube showed very beautiful
colony of typhoid bacilli As
watched the movements OF the
thousands OF disease producers as
their glistening extremeties pre-
sented themselves, ! thought sure
ly | had a duty to perform 10 pre-
venting disease as well as endeav-
oring TO cure disease. The other
culture brought forth micro-orean-
isms OF pneumonia, pns germs.
yeast fungi and many bacilia.
did not stain for tubercle-bacilli,
but have no doubt a, TO their
presence.
"Ihis spring DR. Sigman took \
cup from one OF our business
houses, from which several Cul-
lures were made. Nicroscopical
examinations OF stains made by
DR.. Sigman and mysel! showed
germs OF consumption, typhoid
fever, gonorrhoea. pneumonia.
abscess, boiIs. felons, etc, yeast
fungi and other non-pa,hogenic
germs"
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-31
Asm,a,..,..o.. ae.,e..

cThe undersigned. having bsen appointed
dmini.trator Of the estate of Helen Mcneil
late Of the county Of Otero, In the state oi
Colorado. deceased, hereby gives notice that
be will appear before the county court of
.aid Otero County, at the court house in In
Junta In snid county. nt the August term
1901. oti the last Monday in August next. al
which time all persons having claims ngniI.i
said estate are notified and requested To at
tend for the purpose Of having the same
ARE requested To make Immediate payment
to the undersigned.
Dated nt La Junta. Colo. fhi. sRh day oi
July A. d. laDi
J. ". MCNEIL. Administrator.
First publication. July -. 1901.
Last publication. August .t, 1901
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-31
The pos,oftice department, an

The postoftice department an
nounces a further step toward uni
formity in the postal system OF the
United States, Canada, and Cuba.
in respect to money orders ex-
changed between the United States
and those countries and in harmony
with the existing arrangements for
the exchange OF correspondence at
domestic rates. On and after July
rst, 1901, money orders may be
issued at any money order Office
in the United States. drawn on
any money order Office in Canada
or Cuba. The domestic scale OF
fees are now in effect for Canada
aud Cuba. which are about one
half the international money order
fees.
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-31

q
AS result OF the investig MS
of two Rocky Ford physicians, the
use Of the common cup in COM
munion services has been discon-
tinued IN the Presbyterian and
Baptist churches of that city. A
very interesting paper on the SUBJ
ject, by DR.. r. NJ. Pollock, was
read before the Presbyterian con
gregation, which gives some START
ling facts concerning a practice
that is almost universal. The
closing portion Of the paper
is as follows:
Last tall when there was 50
much sickness in Rocky Ford
typhoid fever, pneumonia. ETC..
and while trying to ascertain the
source or sources OF infection. il
occurred to me that ought to eK-
anime = communion set as well as
other sources. After . certain
communion service I asked per
mission to take care of the set
until the next communion season;
which was kindly granted. In
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-31
Ir is reported tina, . new pap,

IT is reported that a new paper
is to be started at Belleville, Kan.
because the Telescope, of that
place, is mot satisfactory to all
the republicans" The newspaper
that depends upon holding up the
members OF a political party to
keep it going is busted concern
from the time the first sheet is
printed. Rev. T. De Witt Tai
mage recently said, Don't fight
newspapers. Attack provokes at
tack. My advice. often given to
friends who propose to start new
paper, is: Don't! Don't. Employ
the paper already started. The
biggest financial hole ever dug in
this American continent Is the
hole in which good people throw
their money when they start a
newspaper"
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-31

THr valley fair circuit this year
will be very convenient for the
horsemen. The Rocky Ford iair
will be held the first week in Sep
tember, and the following week
Las Animas will have the dates.
During the third week Lamar's
FIRST annual fair will be given, and
the fourth week will witness the
big state fair at Pueblo.
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-31

THE political sage OF the Rocky
Ford Tribune, who appears to be
the official announcer of the OteTo
county democracy, made a pretty
good stab as the political an
nouncer for the other side of the
fence in last weeks issue. He
says: t"Charley Beerbohm is the
only man in the party for treasurer
and Geo. Barr must have a third
erm pull at the sheriff's Office.
Judge Miller. it is said, will be the
republican nominee for county
Judge. and Henry Adsmond has
filed homestead on the assessors s
Office, so the only thing left to
fight over is the clerks Office and
there's lots Of people who would
like to capture the plum. Elmer
, Conner, Of Rocky Ford, it is said,
has an eagle eye on the Office, and
Harry Rushmer, of Rocky Ford.
is in the race up to his neck for
the same Office" The sage, how
ever, exhibits a woeful lack OF
knowledge Of political conditions
in Osero county when he says that
. stdemocrat will fill the county
clerks Office during the next two
years.
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-31
City Council.

night. Mayor Sabin presiding and
Aldermen Carlisle, Daimler, Nc
Neen, Draper and Bentley being
present
The street and alley committee
reported that the drinking foun-
tain on Trinidad plaza had been re-
pared by citizens and recommend
ed that the same be left where it
is. T. T. Woodruff petitioned for
removal OF the fountain to posi-
ton in front OF the court house.
Leander Brown asked permis-
sion to enlarge the barn on his
property on Santa Fe avenue. and
his petition was granted with the
provision that he comply with the
ordinance in such cases made and
provided.
The street and alley committee
recommended that a car load OF
Lamar stone and also a carload OF
Fort Collins stone be pure hased
to be used in curbing the court
house park. The matter was re.
ferred to the street and alley COM
mittee with power to act.
The sewer committee recon-
mended that the sewer in the alley
between Colorado and Ration aven.
ues be placed at a sufficient depth
to give service to the opera house,
the work to be done al the eS-
pense OF the city and under the
supervision OF the ci,y engineer.
The petition OF X. c. Inge ct al.
for an arc light at the intersection
OF Cimarron avenue and Montana
street was referred to the electric
light committee.
The ordinance providing regu
lations to guard against fire was
placed on its first reading.
The committee to whom was
referred the matter OF removing
DR.. Whites frame building report
ed that the structure, il moved,
would be veneered with brick. and
recommended that the petition be
granted. The iepot, was accepted
and adopted.
The city clerk was instructed TO
advertise for bid, for the immedi
ate construction OF the sewers in
the alleys east of Ration and Gin.
arron avenues.
The city clerk was also author
lied to purchase new seal Tor the
city of La Junta.
The circus license was reduced
from $50 to s75 on recommends
ton OF the mayor.
Bills OF witnesses in the case OF
the city OF La Junta VS.. John Pear
sou. charged with keeping a
gambling house, were referred to
the city attorney.
The bill Of S. <. Wood for costs
in the case OF the city OF La Junta
VS.. S. F. Wood, amounting to
SIa.Is, was also referred to the
city attorney. This case was ap-
pealed from justice court and
subsequently dismissed in the
county court on motion OF the city
attorney. The costs in both cases
were paid by Wood.
The bill OF DR.. w. Dow for at
tendance upon city smallpox pa
tlents, amounting to $40. was
allowed in full. the recommenda-
tion OF special committee ap-
pointed to investigate, that the
bill be cut in two, not being con-
cured in.
After allowing the usual grist Of
bills the council adjourned.
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-31
WEDNESDAY. JULY 81, 1901.

The school population OF Colo
RADIO for the year 1901 is r62,4r9,
an increase of 9.277 over the pre-
ceding year. Only eight counties
in the state, out Of total Of fifty
six, have larger school popula
tion than Otero county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-22
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS. WANTED Fastest selling sum
mer article ever discovered: big profits;
Iuu particulars free. Sunny slope Co,
Kansas city. Mo. "a
AGENTS- Here YOU are NO T0y ~ IL Some.
thing every lady uses every day: 100 per
cent PROFIT; sells In every house. sample
ny mail % cents Address I.athrop Nov
e.ty 20. BOY I6S. Springfield, Mass %
WANTED-A good, active canvassinr
agent. Call at J.. Whittys, corner Main
and Franklin streets -
WANTED = Hustllng canvassers every.
where; big wages. Southwestern Book
Co. Houston. as
WANTED-Men and women In various
states; fraternal insrrance. knights OF
Equity, lila Union Trust building, ST.
Louis, Mo. n
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70 influence people. Our success
y Que to our ability to influence
learn personal magnetism, tel
~ thought transferred, suggestive
iwnucs' psyche therapeutics; also
W. message for the development of
YW prdcticeG and taught by a
ale OF the New York Institute OF
y, everything confidential and pri-
consullation free. For further infor-
y address Miss Hermann, Lock Box
houston, Texas. 2S
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-22

Bayou city Uil com
pGuy of Houston owns 80 acres of land.
part of the j. w, Bullock league, on
the right OF way of the Kansas city.
plttsburg and Gulf railroad about one
and ono.haf miles from the Lucas OF
well. In Jefferson county, Texas and VIII
probably acquire, or lease, other lands TOR
oil development purposes. The author.
ICED capital Of the Bayou City on com
pany is SIC 900, OF which $4,000 has
been taken by the directors. AT present
they will not sell more than 100 shares OF
its stock, as that amount WIN c9NblN
them TO sink wells to determine if oil
can he obtained on said tract, and If no.
TO develop same We offer limited
number OF shares Of 500 each at par
value II not sold when subscription is re-
celved. This is the lowest capitalization
of any company owning like amount of
'aud that Is believed TO bc within the
OF district Send MS vonr subscription
at once, with draft to cover the amount
subscribed for. Bayou City oil company,
r. w House, president J. j. Sweeney,
vice president: John Shearn, secretary.
Directors. y. w. House. j. j. sweeney,
r. w. Ford, j. Nj. Cotton, John Shcnrn. ~
$4,000 TO LOAN on Houston business or
residence property; one to ten years; az
lowest rates Of interest; monthly pay
ments II desired no delay In getting your
money. Apply to n. L. Mills. 200 Main
street. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-22

TWO unfi.nshed rooms 5000. three unfur.
nished rooms. pantry, sink in kitchen
$500. 100 Chenevcrt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-22
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-One iive-room modern house;
100 San Jacinto. Apply 1904 La Branch.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-22

BENCH room for Matchmaker IN good To-
cation for rent. Apply 9o4 Congress
Avenue Notion store. %
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-22
LOST. FOUND. STOLEN.

LOSI. FLU u . = =
T0ST-A black leather poeketbo2k contain NAN,
ing a few business cards ana auuut 1911 en-
ty annual railroad passes anu s I'm az n
napers Finder b,ing 20 TINS oin'e '0V' 30
and receive s. reward: ---------------
GRIP WIN on STOLEN Three. weeks ago
o,,e' small. dark colared gray Jersey cow ON
d vesrs old, branded NJ h on right s II, "
der: reward leading 10 recovery "'' n
paid. r. IL. Keywortn. ----,--.
----,,p ,,yTO On STOLEN, April 3. one bay
~ star brand thlotchesil on rlght N.Y..
,nhi,c In face. shod on front feel WI, ~
cut on breast; s. reverb rstg Hsims r.
q A, Prince, I'M ,tor o srounds. q
fancy work, gold thimbie.
Lus, 100 - md Handkerchief: reward II ~.
sss.,rnsa 70 Mrs ". T. Hsmnien' III 81
Walker avenue. Houston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-22
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-The r. f. Kelley job print
ing Office For further information APP
ply to the office. Gilbert building, Beau
mont, Texas. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-22

HOUSTON Commission and Auction Honsc
win oeclpy Nos. TOO and GQ2 Congress
avenue. opposite rheodorc Keller. May |.
and respectfully solicit Conslgnmcnts uf
all kinds OF merchandise aud household
furntura; refer to T. W. House, First
National hank. South Texas, Houston Ma
John j. FAINT. manager; r. u. Lubbock,
uuCtiOu ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-22

YoITSG man desires employment as com
missary AT some sawmill; have ,horoes n.
knowledge Of bookkeeping ana .ns &c.,
Gerry pus'hesS' u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-22
PROFESSIONAL.

PLAITING--Accordion box, knife sun CT
graduated folds; work returned same day.
machines for sale. Call ON AZ. Royal
Plating company. 800 Main street
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-22

HOUSTON BEIGHTS--For sale, on Install.
ment plan. a pretty new modern cottage,
convenient TO car line, lots for sac ht
lowest prices, for cash or on instaiIineht
John A. Nlir0y, Agent.
40 40 Main Street
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-22

WANTED to borrow $500; also 5000 on
good city property. Address 22oT, THIS
office. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-22

INV ~ h1v press, thref men ana one NIUE
VI r, " ,,ress aoj pales day; price 500; manu-.
featured by w c. Gnnlock Victoria. q
~ -5TSy77,s-7T1TC sTTPPITEsrThe Barden Flee
tre and MaPs bin yrs sst line line Il sectrc
ole, ,tal 81 south Texas, They also do
sq nPpnInds Of electrical contracting, aud
have large repair shop ioIly eqairS~'
for repairing dyEamos motors. I1ns. ess:
FOR SALEone i2fSSt " yyIt d al sttinss:
tnnuinr 1Sxi2 automatic steam engine:
sas, ehe outdt for rice pumping pant
Address L. Z. Miller, Houston OF W. =, =,
MeKinnon, schplenburg. "