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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-07-08

The most useful invention of woman or man.
Is an article known as the Boss Roasting Pan:
Requires no attention-at it you needn't look
Keep the fire going, the pan will be the cook.
On cooking turkey, chicken or bird,
The shrinkage-loss is saved by one-third.
Meat cooked in these pans need no turning,
1t takes care of itself, no fear of 1t burning
1t does the cooking in such uniform way,
That to get meal is merely child's play;
Go out of the Kitchen matter how long,
When you return you will find nothing wrong.
Stoves made for gasoline, gas, coal or wood,
On one or the other bakes equally as good,
Pie, cake or bread, soups, vegetables or meat,
Cooked in the Boss Roaster, will be hard to beat
After placing your meat in the Boss Baker,
60 to church and worship your maker;
Feeling perfectly safe, be you saint or sinner,
Upon your return you'll find good dinner.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-07-08
R.i,ro.d Hsaduuarters for #. Worth.

Fort Worth, Tex, July s. -It.was de-
cfded today that the headquarters of
the St. Louis & San Francisco railway
will be located at Fort Worth.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-07-08
Rear Admiral Cromwell Bound for
Europe.

Washington, July 8. The navy
department received cablegram this
morning announcing the departure Of
Rear Admiral Cromwell aboard his flag
ship, Chicago, from Rio de Janeiro,
Brazil, for ST. Vincent, Canary Islands
en- route to the Mediterranean to assume
his new duties as commander in chief of
the European station.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-07-08
CANNED MEATS.

They are economical and easily pre-
pared. Notice the prices
ib cans Roast Beef ..................16c 16c
fb cans Corned Beef f.................15 .15c
I ID cans Clipped Beef Csc
~ fb cans Clipped Beef ............ 15c
Chicken Tamales, per can. 15c
Vienna Sausage ...................... 10c
Beefsteak and Onions .............. Zoe
Sardines. ...... sc, 10c IL 1-2c, 15c, zoe, Csc ]
Deviled or Potted Ham or Tongue,
Sliced Ham, for frying. g.............. SOC |,
Sliced Bacon, per can .............. .25c |
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-07-08

New York, July s.-Pierrs Lorrialard
died on Sunday. His age was y ysars.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-07-08

"MoUNTAIE TRoUTf"
Well, well. what do you think Of thatf
sCaN 1t TIE Bon-Ton.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-07-08
DECORATIONS.

DECORATIONS.
We have handsome line Of tissue pa
per decorations for 4th Of July and sim
liar occasions. Always pleased to show
them and quote prices.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-07-08

Detroit ana return. sN.eo. Santa re.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-07

To the Editor " The Post.
Houston Texas October Now corros
MT Fletcher and says that he has no
Intention OF discussing the question OF tay.
lng OH from the standpoint outlined by mo
in my hrst article, hui that be proposea tn
discuss ID from different point of yle,
The fact IS he has labored 10 prove some.
thing which ! at no time denied.
started the discussion. stated tho
proposition IN plain English by arguing tnat
it was better FOR the whole state 10 tox
the land values which are created nv the
on than 10 tax the OH itself. II tho rou.
licmah had not Intended 10 discuss inis
question ne should have reserved his re-
marks for q special article without refer.
ence 10 mine lie appeals 90 the galleries
hY saying thar J nt least was forced to
meut For his benefit | Will quote from S,y
hrst article, via. '
nc we lose the cooperation OF the indie
tuiigaole prUspertor and the eager capital ~
We lose the Increase ina popniatiop UbIrh
Follows In their wake. we lose that cnnr.
nous Increase in lhud values aud the In
dereiopmGGi GRriSgs IiaIPYpu,q9iti,I2,g,, avg
THE KEYNOTE no THE SIpUATiON
encourage the development of our on
fields our iron fields, uur coal fields our
rice hclds ana that act alone Niii enho9pr
the values uf our lands SO much THAI thp
legitimate tax which our present law an
tAorizes us 90 levy on land values viii tar
eNtEed me, proposed / pcr cent on the
earih's products Thus from uscal stand.
poW alone our state VIII be the gaipcr
II oil Is taxed, then the tendency wllI he
for the assessor 60 accept lower aSsoss.
ment ~ land aud thls tower assessment
viii enable the land owner 10 hold nix
land out Of use for a higher price Thus
HeNin driving away capital, while on an,
other hand an assessment OF land accord.
ing ia us market value will make the lax
on the land sufficiently hlgh 10 cause Inc
owner 10 accept fair price from tho de-
10 the less Of The state and the people,
careful reading OF the above will dis
close the fact that 10 Is an argument favor.
lug the taxation OF land values created nv
oil instead ~ taxing the oil There WAS M
attempt made TO dlsgulsc IT,
l can not close without answering his
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-07
La sItnatlon IN nlIahon,a

To the Editor Of The Post
Harrisburg o. r.. September % As an
old cItlzeu ~ Houston ! iourneyed 10 this
III Dorado, taking equal chance with 1Gp
old other soycroigus In the great govern
mont drawing ana now find myself HIGH
aud dry With over 10000 left cont with
the dry cattle However. find the new.
lF discovered mineral resources Of the conn.
try offer ample opportunity to those who
are that way inclined Hundreds of claims
nave been staked ont I'm the beautiful
wichita mountains and am credlbv In
lorned That samples Of ore assaylng from,
$40 TO $500 per ton have been ohtoined
l am no stock boomer for bogus miuin,
property not owning n single share of
me numerous companies now Incorporated.
The allotment To those drawing hirky
numbers rs coming TO q close and only a
I'W iuu quarters worth owning will no.
mI,n' lcl II Is generally understood that
iulir a number OF odd furties and eighties
nor IAkru up by October q will he over
looked ANA VIII he subject TO entry n
!E iInNeSV of human justice to witness
the Groves of hungry seekers for little
homes even an eighty, forty or twenty
acre tract Whic Texas Inns Critterod nor
Nasi domain away to rich cattle corpora
lions aud noncitzens. when ID might have
been allotted In small farms to useful eli
lEehs Tho general government too. has
required or The humrscpkor an Iron clad
'"'i' H'HEfu IN Win straight inpkpt
routine Go perfect which 10 IL almost
necessary Ia secure he services Of
typical philadelphia lawyer to be followed
10y the festive locator I'm order 10 land
MN high and dry on his quarter, and even
thrn should the unwcaIy seckcr-or shall /
say sucker; fail to keep his eagle eve
ON the entire cut, shunc and deal he may
md himself I'm the midst of a. claim pr1.
duciuE nothing but prairie dogs ana drv
weather, or, like good old Noah land ON
nigh mountnin. This, Mr Editor. Is
only partial picture hrrc, while hc
stock iohhcr in his comfortable quarters.
mostly Of the Eastern cities, draws with,
ONT registration or difficult circumlocntion
acres by the million as donation for rail
ioHd development and compensation FOR
questionable political services
However the baby Is almost born and
nAppy homes and smiling faces Is ms name
W" await the future With bright homes
situated among the Wichita mountnius ls
ne beautiful government town site ~ mar
IlsuutE, ON % projected railway which viii
he completed lay lanuHry l. The situation
oi THIS government town Site h. nm idcII
SPOT ANA the most beautiful locality i'm tho
TERRITORY. W Is surrounded on an sl1cs
hN beautiful streams Of running water and
picturesque mountains ana bids fair to bc
luc leading town nj the entire Indian M
! ION. Among Other enterprises we need
1--WE newspaper and job Outht
q. H. Pollard.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-07
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
In the Interest Of Trees.

To the Editor Of Tho Post.
Houston. Texas, October AIS II hap
pehed last summer that catcrpllnrs on
shrubs, nowcrs, shade and ornamental trees
Ola great deal of damage, so peop.e
thinking TO remedy the troublc bound cot
ton or coal tar on trees aud plants aud
Killed nearly all Of them. what pity!
or course IT did not hurt the larger trcos
rs the bark Is very thick and they coul 1
stand H. Thinking pprhans the pubHr
would do INC same thing again. ! would
warn them In time N they would usr raw
llnsecd oil ana apply 10 the trunk of the
tree about Two feet high It would prevent
the Insects from crawling over Ii. bcsidea
being "a benefit 10 the trpc or pine tar
VIII 40, as II viii not KIN the trees. but
coal tar VIII. Gins Alhrl.lu
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-07
LAOS 1870 S1o,ao7,i24 Sii.o5Lo7a
400 59l Sa,15a.o2o ss,o6lalsI


failure reports for this year grow more
encouraging as time passes-thc second and
tnird quarters reporting less disaster than
the hrSt quarter by a large margin. while
Inc latest month, September was nucb
petier than August or June or anv r,or,l,
OF the hrst quarter low death rate for
the last month particularly emnbosi1os tha
strong position Of the business world since
esS'oh Of unusually severe strains
nave been encountered Two nopics ia
va" street were calculated to cause many
speculative bankruptcies. lint tho offa,+ 80.
less serious than followed sitnuot WIS
price variations In previous wears urida
~ eau dfouth injured much of tho horn
damn IIu b many minor farm products were
W., preceding. years, the high nricas re
yelEed Tor the grain harvested NJ o.
riHtiSd p.o1ucts' together with the enormous
harla es,,. p" 4'Ht, prevented any serious EN-
population VIC HORTICULTURAL
o,, HeXt strike Of large importance %.
two r,bntbte III many concerns and lastiu,,
,,,ai 'u.uius: rms interruption In the Drin
tlpai manufacturing Industry of nv prtn-
Wy lesseneu the productive canoCit Nuul ,,
Nybicbu an army Of workmcn 10 be Idle ii
small stnrou Itn severely tested the credit Of
istTorni s,orekeepers throughout the regi"h ~
!aooF controversy. Yet the rocora1E-'uIl or
tbc tug mercantile community Weothered
Wa 'I I'm very Wei Much export hnsiness
Hb NIT SS through the strike and anofSss
nations pr rnSnsace initiating agalnst the
s sinner countries, which checked ~ SHne ~ In
Ip "ip,ioh or goods usually purchosad bo on,
the coantT ggs" mos, The qssqssiqoton Of
.Gustrial development was ' snott IN us In
cissifrdi"". me nation, Through ali thcsn ,.i.
epcr I'1 10 tRere was no waverne nor Tend
'i most mon money from investments
~ present conditions and confidence 'Iip in gb
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-07
COMMERCIAL FAILURES.
STRENGTH OF PRESENT CONDl-
TlONs AND FUTURE CONFIDENCE.
First Nine Months OF 1901 Show Increase
in Number. but Decrease in Liablli-
ties--TeKas Makes Good Record.

New York, October 6.R. G.. Dun & Co.
say: Failures in the United States report
oa for bo ,iro n,o,ths ~ toot nun,bor
STA with nm ogcrer,tc indebtedness OF
so7 ga itg In I,n Same months nf toDO
tho pr,,hor VIC stieht,,. smaller 7sn5 but
tho amount NJ uahllities was ,,ncb heavier
SRA o24 ass su,tr,ctirc tho sivtv.n,c fail.
,,rcs ~ h,,ttr, ord ,+hor e,,,,oior,. irstl-
- '''' .,
tuuonS' Win HaDllltleS or @lhIo1'Jt, tue
defaults In strictly commercial channels
,vcro sns2 ia n,,,hor ard son am seo In
49, 80
amount against 'eJl IN NUMBER anu SNl'-
SGT.4lS In amount last year There were
INN fottrrce 81 t,,,,f,cc,.lng ,,n,arn j..
w ''"''"'''e .s'7
win an Indebtedness Of Sj2, Hos 49, against
1859 for S3T, %. 800 last year. and 1872
.trodcrs ,,,s,.,,. do1- o,.i,, SoI TN al
''N'' -,
against 1bui last year Tor Sj'"of'i ~ III
"ihtt commeiclal lines nor properly N
GUIDED ahoNc, thore we're i3o iahHros Tor
n l4Hl '"lti against ddS IN l'tD OWING go
nH'eI-. mus I appears mat d'spllt more
numerous sihatl iai'feS IN tafu or tue tout
N'NsHes' tht ueElcEatc !uu'httuhess was
iEhier IN every case man III lOOO.
crease OF only twenty I'm number ana a
decrease of about million dollars in
amount of failures in the New. England
States as compared with the same nine
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-07

III Hung Chnng Wa Ting fang, ana now
Ho Vow In an article In the North Amast
can Review provo thNt the Chinese can do
something hesldes wash clothos $ m a
people who can wash shirt on sight tie
irst tlme they see one, conlng from q
country where shirts are MOI worh hut
night robes ~ The day time, aud do Il b.t.
Ter lhau tie native washerwomau. ana mr.
y emitted 70 great praise Tor mis- arlilvt.
ment witch j. nothing less than woracsrul.
--------------
Tom Reed has become as extinct Ms me
dodo q the mastod0n
Every one VIII agree with tho Savannah
News that go the lay mind tie schicy
court Of Inquiry Is not throwing 4 great
deal Of light upon the matter "a question.
hut i IS letting 10 Hood Of llrht upon
the fact that he navy Is not tho perfect
machine that most Americans had supposed
II to be- AZ the tlme OF The beef scandal
In the army the navy was frequently
pointed 10 as model Of efficiency. good
feeling and discipline Tho nubIc Nas
led TO believe that the navy was body
OF one thought. one pride ana Que alnbi
lion, ever ready to do aud dare ana dc
for the glory q the flag; al organization
that had been brought to protection ana
ia which there were no shortcomings.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-07

Cleburnc, Texas, October Z. District
Judge PolndeNtcr today heard the argu,
nehts Of ottorneys Ia habeas corpus trial
OF Tx Parte 70 Heard. for hail, change
81 venue FROM hosque county. for the aI.
l"stu murder Of one George Farabpe. May
., tNtlV Atlrr hearing the argument Judgs
i@ndeNter denied the defendant bail
rms case was tried M the last torn OF
me dlslflct court cl Bpsque county and
tvnnNtN u hlistfihl Heard viii be tiled
mere AZ the next term of court.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-07

state whether Jesse James Is living or
dead.
A. Jesse james. the widely known des'
perado Of Missouri. IS dead.
~
John Dow-Q Is the Mississippi river
higher at its mouth than It is at It's source
Gake Itasca. according to United states
engineers levels?
A. The river is higher at its source.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-07
corsloana News Notes.

Corsicana. Texas, October .. Tho schools
Of CorsIcana are more crowded this gear
Than ever before, Tho enrolment for tho
Month ending Friday, October A. is; white
100. colored 100; total 1893.
several brace game men wore arrested
during the day, khFy have been follow
ing Forepaugh & Sells Brothers, who are
here today.
The city Is crowded which goes To show
that the farmers Of Navarro are stlll ON
solid footing. hIsnlte the short cron.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-07


Of organization, and long way from per
| fcctlon
Music is the food Of love. ragtlmc OF Dir.
tatlon.
Those newspapers and individuals that
are making such fuss over the omission
In the general appropriation bill passed at
the recent extra session Of the legislature.
of The amount required Tor the year ending
September ]. 1909, TO pay the salaries ~
tho officers and employees VI the State asy-
lum for dear. dumb ana blind colorcd youth
can compose themselves and set rid Of thcir
fear that said omission may ucccssit1tc
another calling together Of the lawmakers.
True, the constitution forhlls the appro-
prailon Of money to pay debts not au-
thorized By prc-eXisimR law but tn this
case the prc-cN'sting law, which Is the APP
Precipitation Bill authorizes the expenditure
Of ccrtain sam for the maintenance Of
the asylum clearly disclosing au intention
Of Keeping it open and paying It's suporn-
tondcnt and employees. Under such ctrcum-
stances there Is nothing to prevent the sal
aries hciue paid undcr the deficiency pro
vision inserted IN the constitution to OPP.
crate In iust such am emergency as this.
All tine world loves o lover, and lover
loves ull the world
Bctwecu Pcrpont Morgan. tho anaucier
Of the Twentieth century, and Jnhn Law,
Ih4 bnonolcr ~ "Aississippi hubble fame
of the Eighteenth Nh Robert wood
draws n parallel i'm an article in the cur.
rent Arena. If Plcrpont Norau's bubble
bursts, 1T Will Doe some tine before hnnu-
clCr viii dare to engage again u uiuyiug
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-07

This inquiry, however, has shattered the
dream. Il has shown that ships logs are
not to be counted on always that official
charts may not be worth the paper they
are drawn on, In so far as accuracy Is
concerned; that the memories OF officers
are faulty Ia important particulars; that
officers are sometimes thoughucss, and thut
Jcalousies and chickering's are not unknown
In short The navy Is very human sort
Of organization, and long way from per
fcction.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-07
The Rube Read Murd., 60

Big Springs, Texas. octohor ~,
week the famous Rube Read mnrSo. go
VIII come up for trial This 49, as
ta, mere from Midland county last
aefS OF the Thlrty-ninth district ~ sa ,nii,
tSStguanse hepches with Judge Smith WI,
tu's' the Thirty secoNl, district "u'th oi
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-07
Corn Corner Victims

Minneapolis, October 81 q Al.
Co. doing business under tbo n
the st. Paul aud KGsas civ CT. "
p s, assigned today No steten,n,t com ms
sss'.is ana liabHltiss. The faiinra g ~
8s0''oeu 10 losses in The May corn corner
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-07
20 servIoes 10 chiokasau Natio,

Aramore' |. T.. October 5.--The chIeka.
saw legislature today>at Tishomlpgo PASSED
Kansas sSs sffo oT 5000 to Senator Burton Of
saw nation at the NStloaai capital.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-07
lury Ont M Greer 60

Ryan. Texas. October 6-The case OF
the State against John Greer, charged with
murder went TO the jury yesterday, hut
tneY nave not yet agreed upon verdict
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Telephone Numbers: Ra!ss:,n u

The city.-The Pos, Is delivered to any part 81 mo
city BY carriers. pes NORTH Si.ooi three months
$500; SIX m0utiis $1,000 one year Sta,oO
hr Theodore Boring has charge Of The city
circulation and collecting. Messrs Theodore
Boring. Chas. Lott and Burt Hui are Tie au'
horEed collectors Of all city bills doth atVeris-
ing and subscription and money should be
paid TO any one other than those named, u'iess
special written authority signed By the business
manager Is shown All accounts 0f any size
should be paid by check in favor OF The H0us-
ton Printing Company
kahscribers falling 10 receive The Pos, regularly
will please notify the office promptly Every
paper is expected to ba delivered not later than
e;se O'Clock a.
Cpder no clrcuni starces viii orders given hy
employees on tile office be recognized and
paid. ~ accepted IN payment OF sGcouhts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-07
Faole Lake Chaplst

Eagle Lake. Texas, SEPTEMBER =
Mrs. Sydnor: Having been lp' ht'
an Interested reader Of le M n
umn of The Post, now w IN
Of the growth, ambitions nv ao,ar i
General John DunoYant La efstif
Ter of comparatively reeeh,s .n ~ ma
and showing an increase o. Asamis,
fortv-seven members, Wlin "a ~
ficient at our next meetlns
roster TO almost sixty naass ,islg
Meetings are held seml,,n' EuTsi
homo If the president, VT
ON inspectiOn al the roll easi, -
of more than two-thlfds o. "
present. -. tha suma
+aiaos az informal turn, buy ~
sIon something OF Interest "a VA
comirg At The last meelihs Sr
newspaper articles pnplsss.,rrlnssi
wsr III n running accom- ~ "a I
cidents and "reminiscences
joyed. - and intaA u
So much for Growth any aJ1blsh, Il Z. h
for ambitions and hople,hsnselyes
seem to have fesnlVeu 'tsstoWai
aim. the M n1il'
where honor is due. y " one reis
this chapter, owing " ,hoah va I
origin and inspiration. bansr ":
that person the hishssl. ME- ~ 4
state organization can NJ insupa1
Individual preference Nn, .;eas sni I
added prrsonal Qualincas',"& slc +
Hes which should make saY .
mon aim Of all. but VIZ, Jea r.
dignined presence, ag-,,sa n5s
proven devotion 20 isf dan g.es \
the claim more po!sase are v.
can do. Others Their, ons dsls IS
much al our hspds. M NJ casp i
and greatest aud W .ss,srs 81 2, .5
the Confederate Snisrlss y ~ n
chair that uass.IIs 4. ps;.,i
on the South. Miss Aellit ! IN
Houston. ,.ha panolar
Eagle Lake. Texas
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THE HOUSTON DAILY POST.
BY rHH
Houston Printing Company.

I'M. JOHNSTON. PRESIDENT.
THE DAILY POST. n THE SUNDAY POST.
70 Columns. tobto azg Co.'s.
kEMI.W EEKLY POST, 10 Coils. per Week
OFFICE or PUBLICATION,
1io1, 1103, 11O5. 1907, 1100 Franklin
Avenue.
n'THRHp At TIN PcsroFrcH AT HOUSTON THxAs.
As SECOND CLASS NATTER
kGbseriptIon by Maii--lu advance. Dallyand Sum
day Post, one year, 5000 six months. $500;
three months. S2.so. one month, $500.
TYR SUNDAY POST, one year, $3.50
las SEMI- WEEKLY Posi- Mondays and rhursdtys)
one year. sI.oci six months so cents thrss
months, rs cents.
Fereign offices-Eastern business oifcs ls Tribune
building New York Che 5 c. Beckwlth Spe-
eiai AFency); Western 46s (rha Rookery) Chi
esgo. (The 5. c Beekwth Special Agency
Travelling Agents--C. 5. t. Holland Travellng
AUDITOR [. X, Holland. A, w. Palmer and b. b
Throop, Travelling Agents
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Carey W. STYLES Chapter, Y. O

Pursuant to a call In the RiiA y
from Mrs. Vincent, o crowd Of rsifa
tive women met In the Rsce Siisl
tian church Saturday afternoon. seplss
n, at StephenYille. Texas, ana W.
n chapter Of the United Daughteh
Confcderacy.
The chapter was named BY &C.,
Carey w. Styles. in honor Of lAg
who spent his last years mere u.
now sleeps under the wild noseep
End cemetery. "a. u
Mrs. Styles was unanlmoa'@
president p,.sf&
Following are the officers; nss
Mrs. Carey W. Styles; FRS! We MI ~.
Mrs. w. W. Moores; second flce wa
Mrs. j. II. Cage; recording sea si., b
Charlotte II. Perry; correspon.s,,...s,
tnry. Mrs. Lee Young; res'gs' NJ
Aydil Nash STYLES; treasurer, KIN MhH
Santo Pagan; historian, Mrs IOu''-
Vincent. ..,u,s 4,
sixty bright, enthusiastic Eo ". \. \
their names to the applleali9pla ,. II w. \
Respectfully, ME ss,a . s,et'is
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Music Is the food Of love. ragtlmc OF Dir.
tatlon.
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MIS-, FIIcn A. FIHVps.
Austin, TcNus.--Wil Won kindly ~
this little poem as a remlnlseeAce 4
long ago As II refers to the lta
ment of General A. S. Johnston. ~
that you may show 1t to the falr M
ters OF the Confcderacy who have III
their post with his pure untarnlshei = j
lr is always pleasant to know tail
efforts to maintain the right are d.l
preciated and honored bv, those Essl 4
bic of understanding and hQaoriug IN
they deserve And feel that iAl
of your post, under the guidance
name. will add forever brighter ~ |
the Lone star State under whose 4
ashes repose.
with kinman's love and respea
to remain, your friend In sgHaF
shadow. Lamar Fcltts
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-07

W. R.-Q How much money did the gov.
ernment appropriate for the division Of
forestry?
y Congress appropriated for the current
year SlS',}4o. The work of the forest bu.
roau is now being carried on in seventoe,,
states, and by nearly 900 persons or
these large number are college students
who expect to follow forestry as = nrofes
Sion and who work for the bureau durln,,
che summer chiefly for the experience tint
the work gives them