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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-09
Season Of
1904.

We think we are doing our
share to cheer you up and make
you feel that Christmas is really
almost here again.
Our assortment of goods this
year has never been eqHalled.
AID you are cordially invited to
make US a visit and inspect our
store.
You will find numerous arti-
cles, both useful and ornament
al, which viii interest and
please you.
For US to enumerate them is
unnecessary, as you know how
varied our stock is.
We can suit everybody.
Our store will be open even
ings, commencing Saturday, De
cember 18th, with music, as
usual.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-09
THE FIRST
inGTIgnS0VilIlSSTnlSGO.
OF HAWAII. LTD.
Capital, $3.50, 600. 90.

PRESIDENT ......-......-.--. Cecil Brown
Vice President 1900 II. p. Robinson
Principal Office: Fort, near Merchant
Street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-09

Fort Worth. Texas. Octoacr s. The fol-
loving proceedings We're had On the court
OF civil appeals for the Second supreme
judicial district today:
Submitted: NoJcbum vs.. McCurdy & Dan
icis. from EnSlue. +. and NJ. National Bank
81 Fort Worth KS Oscar Lnnelet. from Tar
rant. baltimore vs. Froyiue ct a. from Tar
rant. Chicago, Rock Island Texas Railway
Company v, G. J. Long. from Montague;
Carues vs. Carnes from Com1nche Seller,
al vs. Robbins and VIE. from rarrau-;
Clary Of ul VS. Cobb. from Wichita; Gra-
ham vs. Jameson 81 al from Bosque.
Motions submitted. EN parte Lille Flint,
Tor rehearinc: Cetti VS. DuumRu. FOR ne.
hearing BiEgcrstan vs.. Blair. Tor rphe1r-
ing; Texas and Pacihc Railroad Company
son et al vs. White. Tor rchearing odeu
81 a. vs.. KENNEDY for rehearinE Watson
ct OF vs.. White. Tor National bank. for re-
hearing Sovereign Camp Woo lmru 81 Jhc
World rs, GUav Tor rehcaring; 81. Louis
Southwestern Railway Company W. Fer
guSou. for rehe8riu=; Moore az M vs. Ale-
Cmre, for rcheariuE; Watson ~ al vs.
Sueed ~ al. for rrhearlugi Texas and Pa
clfc Railway Company et n VS. James
Cushupy. for rchearinE. also motion I'm Sa me
case for additional figures Of fact. National
Loan and Investment Company VS. Convey.
Tor rehearuC. Montgomery 81 % VS.. state
~ Texas. IN rciCSfatc ease. Texas and Pa
ri6r Railway company vs. AieXander. for
rehearinC; Cobb vs.. Webb q Hin. for rp-
hearing. Oates VS. Rhomc. On strike out ap-
pcllnnt's brief: Chicago Rock Island ana
Texas Railway Company VS. Long, to strike
ont statement ~ facts for certingari IN per
feet record Wlufree ct al rs. Smith 70
affirm ON certificate; Hodo SIS Berrr ct
AL 10 strike OUT statement N facts; Stew
art o. ~ vs.. Robbins, DO dismiss writ N
error aud 10 strike ont par az the record (;
Western Union Telegraph Company vs.. r.
Cobb. so strike ont part nf The record:
Givens 81 Al VS.. Davis to afdrm on cerfih-
cate. state 81 Texas tx rel W W. Flood
vs. Bean 81 M. 10 advance: Red Water
Lumber Company vs.. Marlin Brown Com.
nauy, fo- 20 per cent damages on sugres-
Motions passod "a he submitted October
Is. Ciuh Taul and Cattle COMPANY IS.
Dallas County Tor reheaHur Smith vs.
Gulf Colorado and Santa Re Railway Com
pauv. Tor rrheariue and To- change IN com
clusions Fort Worth and Rio Grande Rail-
way COMPANY W. iiunir Nefly % A. to
have mandate issued without payment OF
costs.
cases set Tor October n. Lampasas Coun-
~ VS. CorveU County, from Basque ueUd-
ing IS Fillmore from SruTry; Th0mas Tins
lev o. nj w. Dausby - a. from Comanche
county. ST Iouis Southwestern Railway
Company IS Russell FROM Clag-
Cases set for October 2R, Roy vs., Texas
ana pacine Railway CoIuns1y, from Nolan !:
1's vlnr Vs. Fiyut from WliharEcr Lazarus
~ Johnson from Archer Cierlhew "a
Richardson from lack: Colonial and United
states Mortgage COMPANY rs. Thedfnri
from Denton; Fort Worth and Denver City
Hallway Company Wright. from Clay;
pGny vs.. Foote. trcu Clay; Fort Wo-ta and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-09
IIARIEM ENrRIEs.

Five and half fmlongs stlllur-If Nou
Dare ITO. GoWainc Hon. school Tor Scaudal
tot, Harry Hcrcndccn 1n4, Bummel,
Mouutcbauk Xxx ST. Cuihhcrt. Scyoy
Scgmauca t0i, Johnnie Mccartney %, En-
mq Il. 03, LITTLE Jack iiorncr, Annu 90,
Educate IS
Five furlopgs, handicap MeTbrsncy Ito.
Julia lnnkiu ~. i.andStcr Horodiadc uS,
SJmclsuu %.
stccplcch0sc short course, handlcap
Dies lNrhrr 143 Lord chesterfield iiu.
Qucpusmp ms. rupulist 1855. Cooley ij2,
SuplY 1870 rattnou l2S Little John,
Captain Conoycr H.
unc ana three siNtrcUths miles, Twru.
Gcorsc Arnold. Cambrlap no Gmfalon
los Nulcain lOt rae Lady i0i Rolling
Rocr ipo. Six shooter ltW. Star thaubur
ny" Henry Bert, llavlond DG hen Chauct
81.
-Four and q halr furloncs The Rush III.
MONEY Muss. Ruutc Buutou lo0, Bessie
MBckiu lOT.
ono mile owncrs handicap Charlie
u'Bricu luO. ST. Marcos n5. SiiuHau lll
Norkor or Goal Runner 20
Mile and sixteenth. sellug kuuiH.
Chorus Boy lot CUpoya. W. II Gates lu3,
Scarlet tilly, lirrWcuriu To-. Linden CHA.
Judge Rrdviuc. Albeit Lee 100 uOuuic
liSsak. John W. Patton go, old Mike.
King Hermudu. uauau Hl Uuclc Tom 81.
Weather clear and track fast.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-09
ACTIVITY IN OIL FIELDS.
English Syndicate viii Transfer THIRTY
Steamers to Texas Fields.

Gnohsh Syndicate viii Transfer Thirty
Steamers to Texas Fields.
Kansas city Journal
There is more genuine. activity IN tbo
Texas oil fields right now than at any time
since their discovery" said {. wesson
Brooks Of beaumont at the Savoy last
night. ''rhe situation is healthy and tho
various properties are being systcmatlcolly
developed There never was a time whom
there were better opportunities for man
with nerve aud capital to make money imam
right now. New gushcrs are coming in
right along and values are kccpinc mn to
the original high level The English syn.
dlcate tank line has definitely decided 10
transfer its line OF thirty steamers from
the Russian to the Texas oil fields aud will
ply between Port Arthur and LIVERPOOL
This assures an outlet for the output of
the district and adds to the value Of every
piece Of property In the proven ncld."
Mr.. Brooks owns n CuShcr on Spindle Ton
hill. which came in last week. and is now
on his way to New York in the Interest "
n syndicate OF Eastern capitalists with
which he is operating.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-09
yOULD AID BEAUMONT.
|st Is the Opinion in Regard to Bringing
in a Gusher at Jennings.

!, re1ss, october s.--The Man
49, IA. been completed and now
y y 1.nper entirely satisfactory to
The well flowed spasmodlcal-
", when 1t was cleared out the
" steady stream. There are
81 ! !, eushers on Spindle Top.
~, IN Of gusher at Jennings,
.snFrally discussed among oil men
y "a they seem to be unanimous
ar IN, INIT the discovery Of OIL IA
|ts NrsstItles at Jennings, Whlcu
BY miles east OF bt9uhloit' WIZ
~, advantage Ia TINS helu. IN
4 no diSpagagemeht llleNut ios
t,a5ogs ded. hut the opening W OF
! ...iisry will help TO conNIhte users
,swiighout the w9tld th9t tne sup
h,eI oil In this region Is ineAhauSu'
,,el consumers Of the country
d NY \ change their plants for the
3 w VI without some guarantee thar
~ Y. wonld be permanent There
/ s'lip .h, as 70 there being plenty or
! q u.' nut the questions has been:
\ N. Snpply lastF
~ ssFdgi discovery Of oil at Sour Lake
D l,,s,ss presumably sufficient 10 guSh
z, ,.,,,,,nd II the sand could be smut
3 gt Sostorn Of the we'll, and the later
u Va s.ninss Will 20 n long way toward
- M users that oil Is to-hS the
= Y, n mem regard the Jennings find as
~ \. r.,sysntce that oil viii be found
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-09
WON IN STRAIGHT HEATS.
The Three Opening Events at Lexlng
ion Were Thus Disposed OF.
EACH WAS HARD FOUGHT TO THE WIRE
Peter Sterling Won the Kentucky Flu
tunty Hard Pressed by Walnut Hail.
Dan Patch Took the 2 :oS Pace.

Lexington, Ky, October S-rho three
opening events % the Kentucky rrnttlng
association meeting here were won Ia
straight heats. though each was hard fought
20 the wire,
IN tho Kentucky futurity, valued at Si6.
90. Walnut I'M, thc fayorltc. could no
better than lap with Potter Stcrlmg around
the circle aud hnish h.llf lcngth behind
Peter sterling was forced to do his hest
la each heat. The starts were exceptionally
good and az all stages tho contest WAS beau,
ttul toe leaders helug abreast much o.
the time
Dan Patch was favorlte IN the Dos pace
ana was never lu danger. though shadow
40 times pressed him. at the wire
COMPRESSOR aud Whuhuru pushed Cantor
three hcats In 2:oa& fNye thousand pcr.
sons were present Summaries;
ihe Tennessee 2NS class pace nurse
S,isn Dan Patch won, Ers time = az
hentUrky tuturity for S-ycar-uldS. value
$1,000 Peter STERLING won Host time
2liia.
III Class trottlng purse SlSOO-C Cantor
Won Rest time 2;ugN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-09
EXPECT A eUsHER TODAY.
iain Stopped the Mork At Jennings fc
a Time.

Rain Stopped the MeFk at Jennings fer.
q Time.
Jennings. La, October s.-Work was suS
pended At the oil we'll on account Of the
heavy rainfall last night and today, but
II the weather is favorable early in the
morning work will begin ny the driving II
tue casing with the hope Of bringing the
Well in carly tomorrow.
There Is great deal of excitement among
the different oil companies, caused 10y the
spout yesterday and all Of them are trying
t. get to work drilling as early as possible.
The Southern oil company is expecting IFS
machinery on every train. and rs soon as IN
arrives will start two wells close ~ the
Jennings No. /. Mr.. c. L. Jones OF Beau
mont being the drllcr.
The Post correspondent was talking to
two Of the spindle Top drllers last nigh.
and they seem to think that this oil hcll
is an unknown field and every indication
points to inc Cushcrs,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-09
10 ERECT SALT WORKS.
'aesnne Coal ana Mining Compan
VIII Bcoin Soc,

'aesnne Coal ana Mining Company
win BEGIN Soon.
7u0e Texas. October s.-The dlrec-
ne Palestine Coal aud Mining com.
' a meeting last night in the
'''s N'tlonsl hank, ana after discuss
! pans to erect a salt plant at the
Y" OF town, decided to put In a
S"oarrel capacity per day.
WI not begin, however. for some
" ne company now viii have to nrst
Z = expert salt man. which is a
80 10 do. They are now in cor
n With several. and just as soon
1, secure one they win order machin.
g set it in motion.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-09

The harness events had 10 be nostnonef
ana the running track was heavy aud glow.
rive aud u quarter 3wloncs- -Snnfvnr.
lVt tMclWrinl; Katie Gibbons i9 Ain.
stetteii Crlnkc lou lStcvcnsl. Time .lS
ScYcn-eights uf n mile. sclllnc-fgnis lua
tSnelb. Rcductr iu1 tYoungl Tragedy 100
Gllmorcl. Time 1880
IhrccQuaucrs " mlic-rhe Bnifoon,
lni tnerhyl; Bergman II. iO4 Young.
pcpuuNu loo (Bonuer. Time l.23
lurcc-QuurtcrS or mile, selling Spindle
" tAustettcl; Charlie Daniels. iOi lDadel:
Havlock, i07 tPowcln, Time l.24
ftVc.ei-hths " q mile for 2-yenr-olds-
OKLA. iOJ tSnClO. W, L. George iU3
young; Crozicr. loo IT, jones'. Time ! :oS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-09
: uNoEMANN. JR.. KILLED.

'not by a Constable Who Had
I.,,,p Warrant to Serve.
stl,r leAas' October S.-A serious
y took place at Llndemann's
1s,s ~! Nuykendall settlement. about
sr,sl,. eats west Of here. late yester-
Va NJ. IN which Mr., F. Llndemann.
lss ~ 10 death by Mr.. Henry Bar
=, lo'mer was gin owner and
hus, '.e above named settlement and
tias a. ,ss a NeIsonvlue aud Is the
!, IS, is W. Nelsonyllle precinct.
Re troabii..o ma Ion 20 be hnd relative
.ssssr warran. for he 9Sre ~" n, Mr
.agse - nad proceeded TO tho lat.
30 aro.. execute the samc, when the
!, Ssfiay 4 - fsssqltgE as above stated
4 sho1' tsa9 20 have received q bad
as adversary. ''' d ''Uo IN Tue
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-09
An Irnpossibility.

Mcssrs James 4 Bailey. W W Cole,
lows sells and Peter Sells are the Four
greatest showWru in The world They
own The Adam Fnrcpaugh aud Sells
BROTHERS Twentieth Century Colossus and
fhpv uIedEe their words that they viii
bring the entire exhibition 90 this city
thar lt would De impossible for them Ia
leave any NJ % behind II they wanted 10.
because ~ thr enormous expense which
would d. eutaiicd Ga doing SO. II Is sim
nv silly End absurd 20 think that shows
ike This can divide and show lu separate
PARTS OF the country ana come together
again to show lu the larger cifles How
this idea ever originated Is a mvnGry a.
managers for as a matter II fact this
feat hiss never been attempted You might
as well undertake 10 cuf horse ip two
and send part % him up a road and the
other port down. aud then bring him TO.
gcsher aGain and use him IS TO undertake
ID divide one u these shows They Will
he here on Monday. October "A.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-09

n ~ iof several days. his body being in
-, INNINGS has gone TO hold an inquest.
nj iEEk.- Warrcnton, Texas. October o -
inh ~ az Warreutou, October o, 1901. at
NJ. nome OF her grandparents Mir. and
S Sesg' OF black jaundlce after a brief NJ
ptS9RDES rRaynor, Texas. October 81
~" at MS residence, October g. 1901
lungs aged 90 years
M kELS.-D Denton. Texas, October , -
Ss.i; l g19a Nuckels Of Farvin died this week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-09
Fel Under sYiteh EnnIno.

sherman. Texas. October S This after.
noon shortly after O'clock John Stages.
a sW.tcnmau ia the Frisco Yards here. feil
under a moving locomotive aud sustained
SglonN aut perhaps fatal Injuries Ills
Wlt root and ankle we're coiupieteiv
crushed Amputatiou was necessary lie
hes been IN the empluye of the Frisco for
L--L.IM ANnLs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-09
HeNo WON NATION STAKES.
The Race Was the Feature OF the Open
mo Dav at Morris Park.

z
ma Dav at Morris Park
New York October $ Clarence IT. Mae
kays Hcno, second choice at 3 to /. won
the rich Maron stakes az Morris r.~b
today. lie made MOST ut the running and
won c'cv'riy FROM " =. whitney Yankee.
the luturiU winner The race was the
feature OF thc opening day vi the WcS,
chSs'et kdrinE associations fam meeting
aud q h!g crowd was Gen Htttnalucp Track
Fast. sixteen high class youngsters faced
Mile McMccln, McAdhc. Ra0ocuo
limo 1.4l.
Five ana naIf ruylongs Namlor, Ronald
Riaukvf. IiWv HH2i
The Matrou stakes ~ 10000 six FUR
longs leno Yankee Whisky King. Time
Tho Marhumn handicap. six furloucs
l.12
Tie Jerome handicap. MIL, aud "a quarter
q. Blues Baron Pepper, lIvruando. Time
Mile Criterion, Aston. Aipcn. rlmc $40
MORRIS PARK ENTRIES
Two miles over eight hurdles, Autumn
hurdle handicap Matt Simpson 49, Chara.
wind ~ Miss Mitchell lp. The Anbo 1888,
Last btc m'uouc, m the Eclipse course.
HranIi''SR all ayr> hn,sht of Rhodes Is
T9"I Sliu ,'J H. May " W. ll- ,e{cg'
lngtou l"t, Lady lucas. KoNdy Mssaha
ltp, PrOhetlC .u ALBERT US Brandy Smash
%, Honolulu Ills ROYAL HlEhues~ n'soy
H1, Busy lady '1, Ziri ~ Lady uo,}lood
80 Connie - Shark NA, Ante IN 80.
Last i've furluug- of Eclipse. the lmari.
cane selling Nis>tVoQur ~ Corriugtuu rl
Lady GodiNH SO. Iigschru 81. Lcmoyne g-.
Missile. Anak JOS, ract lN3 Trump gA
Audaius.an lo2, Destitute ga, Rcipuuor luu.
joy Maker ~, Presumption luI Bon Mot
loo, Ins~Viilc %. Fcmcsolc lo0. Sct5uhot
luH. Bjou 81 Mu.ldnrc luI.
SlN aud hals furungs, 2Nclr Odds Glib
son lighi 10 Cameron no. perUszcke
ll3, Bellies Cummouor 49,, chiffon no.
Brunswick M. Be>sie Mcrurny lt7.
Setunkct no Andy Williams 10, Ben How
ard tl3.
The Wthcrs mile. .maidcns- Garter Ran
lul iHmpolec lol. Marx Lame lol, Round.
up ll2, Anna Darling tI5 The Driver lt0
Lord Pepper iu4, Kalf 100, Eegy, Johnny
Of Navarro, Riveuoak lOi
Withcrs mile, selling Lady ChoriNcg So.
Speodma- lo4, Wild Pirate a3. Hammock
lui Master lo4, Aisike, Alfred Yarsrayc
lol, sulre 100. Dread rs, Pledcrlcb So.
Eluim lul. RuWdv 90. Rold Knight lUI
Lone Fisherman 49,
Weather clear and track fast.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-09

ST.. Louis October $ Mud arks had an
muing at thc Fair Grounds today
Five tuuuugs, selling Oaksnr, M5xile.
Andes Time lu3a,
SlN and half furIongs, selling Jordan,
hcloSc sam Lazaru. Time .29a.
BY -F"uEs settling Jake Wchber
CAN. -'trvsi. Time lGit
N.l' tud s.Nt.'ita Autolce. Found. Al.
frr, j. beWc' Iiu. l..p
Nlie and iptiuug, scl4ug South Breete.
N.i'A. trH town. Fuug l.lN
Al.,, .ei|lnE nNurup1ttd sandy, Belle Of
Eisin, Bean. IIuv LISA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-09

are 70 he loaded by this comn,nv a,.,,,..
tRe present week and will 20 To- ibo " uii,igs
o. tne Atlantic coast The National is , nn,
M III SI ,inun , as shipper Of oil and NJ
II far more Important event fban ' us
bilhsihg IN of half dozen cushers 'Ne
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-09

orange. Texas October S.-BW Haynes.
m'llwreht for the l.. Miller Lumber aud
Shingle company was seriously hurt THIS
aitcthpoh white making some repairs 10
machinery tudcr the mtl his head came
h contact with revolving pulley and his
scum was split. making very painful
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-09
EASY VICTORY ron sessle spAHR,
Won the Forward Stakes, with South
Trmble and Nellie Waddell Next.

Won INC Forward Stakes, WITH South
Trnhle and Nellie Wadde Next
Chtcago, October S.-'Bcssir Spahr won
the Forward stakes at Harlem today With
ease
Five furlongs step Onward, ZELDA. Law
renee NJ. 1Jmc 1901 20
Six furlongs Pigeon Post, Boomcrack.
Lady ldris, Time l.li2a
Six furlongs Irish lowell Delmarch, I'm.
promptu. Time 1tiaga
SiN furlongs Henry Rcrt. w j. DE Boo
Mcvrimcnt 1'mc i:la Is.
Seven furlongS. The Forward stakes Res.
Sic Spahr South Trlmble, Nellie Waldcu
GiWC i.2I 80
Mile aud siXtccnth RcScda. Macrylc
flviug Torpedo. Time i;4i3.t.
Nile and q furloug lud.r Rcdwiue, john
McGurk, valdez limo 1862 80.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-09
THE FIRE RECORD.


Josscrnnd, Texas October Z The dry
kilns of Jossemud Lumber company, with
auou. 5n,Vuo feet OF lumber burned tais
afternoon. 80 othcr loss no Insurance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-09
ACCIDENTS.


Austin Texas, October $. =rhe 7.ycaro'd
daughter OF Insurance Commissioner Icr
Johnson fen last night from q second story
s'liety. striking her head aud was uuron-
selous w 20 late hour this afternoon
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-09
.shoauna AHrav a. olius

p u ~. - October s. This morning al
n 49, ''"ek Bully West ana George
dafrs ,D'oFed' became involved IN a
~ al c salch several shots we're tx
" aad m range, one uslHg six
Vas kit "1Beer a Winchester; neither
20 'odged 4, ~, were put under sr'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-09
cAMPsgLus ANNouNcEMENT
OF His Candidacy Car Be Expected in d
Short Time.

Dallas. Texas october s.-Colonel Thomas
NJ Campbell ~ Palestine came 20 Dallas
today and Will spend the rest Of rhc week
meciine the visitors who come 10 the State
fair Without mak.-g q formal announce.
ment Cnlouel Campbell let 10 be defnltely
known today that be expects TO be in tho
race for governor next year aud that he
Viii go announce before very long.
Colonel Campbell seems cheerful over the
outlook he stated positively today that
he has no idea ~ becoming q candidate
for congress.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-09

ilenrer city Railway CamraHy vs. White
mead from clay Texas and Pacidc Rail.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-09

Prescription No 2S5i by Elmer ( Amend.
VII not cIfre an complaints bit II viii
cure rheumatism. r. 4. schmidt, Hons.
ton, Texas sole eEent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-09
LONE STAR AND CRESCENT OIL co.

Wh t To Enhcs ant sufficient Spindle
Ga and
@ @ o. al
the best equipped Oil Company
and promp
CONTRACTS for TOTAL CONSUMPTION OF ONE
n
rs Union
w Gamble Houston Tex Sole Selling
srocKs-Member Of oil
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-09
Mrs. Terry Dead at Celeste.

Celeste, Texas, October Z To-day. while
Mrs. Terry was sitting NJ the table eating
dinner she suddenly fell from the table
dead. Old age and heart failure Supposed
10 be the cause. She was near - years old
and Que Of the parlcSt settlers. davins
lived here for over hfty years
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-30
8rn0inffer-
at Yaitor Otto Msllers nDe Bog;
pgn Spbrager til 8riItus".

so mere Q@refrbgt ct Menneite
jar Tor Sanb6eosn. oes bpbere 5plelie
Ill ban babe af fin Sammenb9ng meb
yorGlbrene, fgle, at ban bilbe rotte
% en- al .Sunobebens Ytaer", BED
n At 8erbens 9runbitetter, naar ban
otter Deb bette Jprbolo: og bet er
o Meningen meb Iad meget df ben
lpe Stbs SpbrdgslIe %stbeorier og
5amfunbstbeorier, ingenlunbe Blot
Embellishments, at man bill le1e eQer
Bsne bette 9adno, ioet man enten bill
ABE 5amilien opleit / Staten e1er
DOG babe Opbra9elIen / 5amilien of=
DIT at ben / Stoler og &aierner.
Ren bet famine beQige 9aano, Der
idmmenbinoer 5amilien. og ION man
tte tan brpoe uoen at forn9gte
5ono6eoen, bet ielb famine 9aanb
,aamenbinoer igen Solicit. 9oor /
Beroen bi iad i4ttes. Oi er Dog DANTE
g 6bao W2aal bor Wlunb forbr9n9es
ii at eftertale, - % bi Dante bar
Dfleli9bis fun rin9e 9dbe / oenne
Refining / Communicating msb T. Gr.
RusIerne, - 0anif er beg bort Mo=
oersmaol, bbori Ri alene fan bebe; at
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mail for timelig 5oroels Stolo eGer
for taabelig 2Gre. 9erfor bar 10 og=
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