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La Junta tribune., 1901-11-30
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"a COMING ISSUE

Great political issues are usually
many years in developing. This
was true OF slavery, OF the tariff, OF
the currency. II ii was not true
OF expansion, the reason was
that the question was forced upon
the nation as the unexpected out
come OF war which was itself un-
expected.
Reciprocity, evidently, is to be-
come a great issue. 1t is not yet
a parry question, although it may
become one. Reciprocity is an
exchange OF trade concessions. If
a farmer were to say to mer-
chant; ''lt you will sell me cot
ton cloth at ten per cent discount,
| will sell you eggs at tve cents a
dozen less than charge other
customers for them"-that would
be reciprocity. Between nations
such concessions are made in
special treaties. One government
SAYS to another: "We will admit
certain OF your goods into our
markets free, or at low duty, while
we charge full duties for compet-
ing goods from other countries,
provided that you will give like
advantages to certain Of our
goods.
President Mckinley's speech at
Buffalo the day before he was shot
emphasized reciprocity as the
natural outgrowth OF the great in
dustrial development OF the United
La Junta tribune., 1901-11-30

States. Commercial wars, the pres
ideni declared, arr Improbable
but reciprocity treaties are Ir har
mony with the spirit OF the times.
II some OF our tariffs are no longer
needed for revenue, or to protect
home industrit s, why not use them
TO extend our markets abroad?
President Roosevelt is in full
sympathy with this policy, and is
expected to urge 1t upon congress.
The reciprocity treaties already
pending, or others which may be
framed. will present tn" question
in concrete form Almost every
one admits the x neral prIaclple
that II is wise to extend foreign
trade by concessions which We can
make without injury TO ourselves
Bu, when specific concessions ar"
proposed, II is found that certain
interests think they would be IN.
lured by them. and protes, against
being offered up tor the general
good. Perhaps i, will be wool
growers who objec, to reduced
duties on Argentine wool, or knit
goods manufacturers to sdvant.
ages TO French hosiery. or glass
manufacturers to lower duties on
glass goods.
All these protests must he con
sidered in the interest, not OF cap
ital merely, but OF labor. 1t will
be wise statesmanshIp which
keeps the principle OF reciprocity
from being wrecked by collision
with TOO nanv industrial interests.
La Junta tribune., 1901-11-30
Entertained Her SchooImstes.

Miss Katie May Hyde gave her
schoolmates a social party Wed
ncsday evening from 7 to IL
O'Clock, at the residence Of her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
T. Chatter The evening was
agreeably passed in the rendition
OF games, music, recitations, etc. +,
interspersed with palatable
lunch, consisting OF sandwiches,
cake, lemonades, salads, etc. The
thirty or more Juvenile partici-
pants retired to their several
homes with somewhat exalted
opinion of their young hostess as
an entertainer, and wished more
OF our growing up young ladies
would repeat the experiment.
La Junta tribune., 1901-11-30
Notice Of foreclosure Sale.

rAth GoaslY 2s o. 64raa Di.,re, '1s Goar
Charles y. Jackson, plaintiff.
Bcerbohm, acting county
treasurer in an for he county
of Dtero and state of Colora-
do, ns public trustee, defend
ants.
IN PURSUANCE TO A JUDGMENT OF
foreclosure and safe made and entered in
the above entitled action bearing date the
nineteenth day of November, A. ID, 1871, aud
entered in the office of the clerk Of the dis
November, A. D, 1901. |, George Barr. sheriff
of the county of Otero, in the state of Colo
rado. will sell at public auction at the front
door OF the court house of said county in the
town of La Junta, in said county and state,
ON the twelfth day of December. A; d. lspi
the following described real property in said
Judgment and decree of foreclosure
toned and described. to-wit:
All the right title and Interest of the de-
fentiant, Avery Moore, In and to- all of see
ton numbered fifteen ii5i, in township
seven l57i west of the sixth principal rneri-
dian, the .hme being situated in the county OF
Otero and in the state of Colorado. fos,ctb-
err with all rights for aud to the use of water
for irrigation of said premises and for
domestic thereon, and all lnterals or the
rights of way for the same used for convey
ing water to said premises, and particularly
eight tsl full paid eighty y-acre- ater rights
in the canal now belonging to the Twin
by cerfnin deed made by the Colorado Land
and Water Company, dated November sew
cnth. 1892, recorded December thirteenth.
isg2- at book nineteen. page four of the re-
cords of otero county: also I'D shares OF the
capital stock of the Twin Lakes Reservoir
Company. the saine being evidenced by stock
certificate of said company dated the nine
tcenth day Of November, A. D.. 1901. and
numbered *. which stock represents eight
full paid eighty acre reservoir rights for
the irrigation of said section fifteen ti5l
above described.
That the snie of said water right. and
premises will he made en- masse for cash
to the highest bidder for cash ns provided
in said decree of foreclosure and the
amount realized from such sale applied to
the,paymeut of the amount of said Judgment
as determined by said decree, to-wif Tweu-
ty y-three thousand one hundred and sixty.
three and pt-l0l So, 1890 dollars. or so far
as the same is applicable after payment Of
the cost and expenses of said sale, aud pro-
vided that il the plaintiff above named be-
comes the purchaser. then the amount bid
will he credited upon the amount of said
judgment and the oyerplus. II any, paid to
the said defendant. Avery Moore.
Dated at La Iunta this twenty third tny OF
November. A. d.. lqUi.
GEORGE BARR.
Sheriff Of the county of Otero and state. Of
Colorado.
JAMES W. NC 'REgHY.
Attorney for plaintiff
First publication. November - 1901
Last publication. December Z, igpi.
La Junta tribune., 1901-11-30
Notice Of Finst Settlement.

n THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
1 John VI. To. ne. decreased. Notice l. here
10y given. that on Monday the nth day of
D.-cefnt-.'r 4. D.. 1901 b-ing one of the regular
day OF the December term Of the eorniy
RADIO, I. Ellen NJ. Towne. administrairi~ of
said estate, will appear before tn. judge Of
said court, present my final settlement as
such adm iniStratriN pray the approval of
the same. and will then apply to he discharg-
.sd such admiuis;ratrix. Al which time
and place rny person in interest may appear
aud present objections to tn. same II aDy
there be.
Dated ut La Junta, Colorado, November
-, 1901.
ELLEN ST TOWSE.
Administrators of the estate of John NJ.
Tow ne. deceased.
first publication, November -, 1891.
Last publication December y. lisl
La Junta tribune., 1901-11-30

Ia JUNrA's hotel proposition,
which swelled to the proportions
OF a magnificent bubble about a
week ago. and looked like it might
freeze up and retain the semblanee
OF something permanent and sub
stantiaI, bumped up agains; some
thing the first OF the week and van
ished into thin air. La junta 5
need for a first class TWO dollar a
day hotel. however. still remains,
and like Banquo's ghost. will not
down.
La Junta tribune., 1901-11-30
Notice OF Final Settieme Mt.

IS TIE MATTER OF TIRE ESTATE OF
l Helen Mcneil i.c-A--d. Notice !. bcreby
given. that ou Monday the Sth day OF
D,c.-fbb.r. \ ID 1871, hs-inE one OF 'i- rceu-
lar days of the Dec-mi-er term OF th. count }
court of pt.rO cDuuiS, ia the state OF Colo
RADIO l. John " Mcneil administrator ~.
said estate, viii appear befor. the Judge oi
.ald court. pr.-ant my final settlement a.
such administrator pray tn. approval ui
the same. and will 'h"u apply to be dis
charged a. such administrator At which
tim. and place any I-.rson In interest tnnt
appear and present objections Ia the same Il
any there i...
Dated at IN Juuta, Colorado Novemb.r
- 1901. -
JOHN " NNETI.
Administrator Of th. estate of Helen Mcneil
deceased
First publication, November -. 1901.
Last publication, Deessmiser = 1901.
La Junta tribune., 1901-11-30

THF new coal discoveries in La
Jnnta are coming nearer and
areI to the railroads News
comes to-day that a five foot vein
OF coal has been pierced in an ar
tesian well only SIX miles from La
lunta. and only eighty feet below
the surface. This is most graft
fy ing discovery. The coal discov-
cries made in Otero county during
the past month add thousands OF
dollars to the material wealth OF
the Arkansas Valley An old time
resident now in the east, who once
lived in and was quite familiar
WITT the county, writes to the La
Iupta TRIBUNE predicting also that
coal will be found north OF the
river and less than ten miles from
il. He describes the finding, wears
ago, of pyrites oi iron such as con-
stitute good indication OF the
presence OF coal below, at proba-
bly, no great depth. Pueblo Chief.
La Junta tribune., 1901-11-30
Desert Land, Final proof.-kotice For
PubiicS alton.
United States Land Office,
nuahln I.ln ActuIa.r sn la.lI

i-iltblD. .tlp.- 'tttstbtr -ns Iell.
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT JDNA-
~ than Osborn of La Junta Otero county,
Colorado. hus filed noti.. of intention to
nak. proof on hi. desert land claim No.
ia for the :. =. :. +. 4, and : T.. u, y. ". =,
section -,Towuship - =. Range 5i W.bcforc
Clerk District Court mt In Juutn. Colorado,
on Friday. III. 18th day of December. 1901.
He names the follow ing witnesses To prove
tn. complete irrigation and reclamation of
said land onto fleck, George Bland, William
Jenkins and William r. Gibson of La Junta,
Colorado.
J.R. GORDON, Register.
First publication, November :. 1901.
Last publication. December :, 1901.
La Junta tribune., 1901-11-30

WANTED SEVERAL PERSONS OF CHAR.
W ac'er aud good reputation In each state
one tn this county required to represent
and advertise old established wealthy bu>i-
mess hnus. OF solid financial standing Sslar,
sl-,p weekly with expenses additional. all
payable In cash each "wednesday direct from
head Offices, Hor-.. and carriage furnished
When necessary. References. Enlo-s' self
addressed stamped envelope. Dept. Mama
ger, g. CnSton Building. Chicago.
La Junta tribune., 1901-11-30
Desert Land. Final Proof. Notice For
Publication.
United States Land Office,

IU"bIo, 0'lI'-, VVt''IIs-r ., I9"7I
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT MARY
~ G.. Osborn Of La Juntn, Dt-ro county
has filed notice of intention o.
max. proof on her desert land claim No. ~
for the :. y, \. E. a y. y, ;. L. l. Section 5
Township - :. Range 81 W, before Clerk
District Court Mt In Juntn. Colorado, on
Friday, the 18th day Of December. 1901.
She names the following witnes>e. to prove
the plcte irrigation and reclamation oi
said inud otto Fleck, George Bland, William
Jenkins and William X. Gibson of La Junta
Colorado.
}. II. GORDON. Register.
First publication. November =, 1901
Last publication. December :. 1901.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-11

news Notes 81 sIntcress fro1 tAe Hell.
na8nt counxy Town.
Indepemdent Ticket.

independent Ticket.
The Herald Tribune is still anxious
about the Independent ticket, talked
of for the benefit Of the taxpayers OF
this county, and states that only Bel
laire and Colerain township is kicking.
In the first place this is wrong, as
many townships are kicking, and
furthermore, it looks rather odd for
this home paper to uphold the in
crease of taxation in this city, and it
seems to be afraid to take either side
and tries to saddle the question. What
is to be thought of paper that will
not defend its own towns interests?
But as some say, "once St. Glars
Willie, always one" This might be
true. The Herald-Tribune need not
worry about this ticket. The tax
payers will go along without its help,
and will trust that he will not think
the public expects this paper to up
hold the interests of the taxpayer.
The rawlings of his paper have reached
that point where it is only counted as
absurd stand up for Bellaire. 1t is
the duty of every citizen to try and
get reduction of this unjust taxation,
heaped upon them without cause or
an explanation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-11
Break the News Gently.

Bellaire citizens who have world
wide reputation for patience, must now
become prepared for some news that it
is hoped will not produce too great a
shock to their nerves, for they are to
have two brand new street cars placed
on their line. and both are warranted
not to have fiat wheels or get tired and
forget to make the switch at schedule
time. Some of the citizens think re-
ception committee should be appointed
to receive these cars, and a proper
pow-wow be rendered them, also that
when the two Oldest veteran cars are
taken off the flag, should be at half
mast in memory of the jolts and poor
time rendered the public. But after
ALL it is hoped these two new cars will
become lonesome and the company
will put more of them on for compan-
ionship for the strangers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-11

The banquet and reception given by
Back Prince Lodge, X. of P, Wednes-
day evening at the Odd Fellows hall,
was one of the most successful affairs
ever given by this popular lodge. The
committee who had charge are to be
congratulated on their excellent man
agement of the affair, as all the guests
were well taken care of and not one
mitch in the programme occurred. Over
$50 were present and all had an en-
joyable time. The banquet was a
grand success, as also was the dancing,
which was the diversion of the evening,
the music being furnished by the Arl-
ington Orchestra. This event undoubt-
eddy has been one of the leading society
events of the season.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-11
BeIIcire Briefs.

Tom and Jerry and Egg Nog at
Cooneys Cafe every day.
c. w. Troll, of St. Clairsville, was
in the city yesterday on business.
John w. Stearns, of GAINESVILLE, was
in the city yesterday on business.
Chalmer Trimble, of Powhatan, was
a business caller in the city yesterday.
Jacob Roth, of Woodsfeld, was in
the city yesterday calling on friends.
A. R. Kelsey, of Kelsey Station, was
q business caller in the city yesterday.
John Hickman, of Cincinnati, was
in the city yesterday calling on
friends.
The Nom de Plume Club gave very
successful dance at Armory hall last
evening.
Raphel GIBBS was before the mayor
yesterday and was fined $40 and costs,
which he paid.
Turtle Soup and Free Lunch at
Cooney's Cafe, Saturday morning from
to II o'clock.
Mrs Warren, mother of Thomas
Warren, of this city is critically i'll
at her home on the Island.
The Bellaire Stove Company has
about finished its inventory, and also
has made a number of repairs. The
foundry will resume Saturday.
Doc Baker, conductor on the B. z. &
c., is laying off for a few days taking
a rest Mr. Baker has worked steadily
on this road for % years, and up to
this time has never laid off day ex-
cept in sickness. He is well known all
over the line and is very popular.
In Squire Mason's court yesterday
the case of Kechret and Parks. of
Woodsfield, vs.. D. B. Emery, of West
Wheeling, was compromised. The
plaintiff sued for an account of $50, and
the suit was settled for SIS. The de-
PENDANT was recently in the grocery
business, but has decided to quit bus
mess.
III. T. Day has received the contract
for the excavation, concrete and stone
work for the new mill to be erected by
the Laughlin Nail Company at Mart
ms Ferry. Mr.. Day is quite hustler
and is fast gaining a reputation by
his good work that is of much advan-
tage to him when bidding on contracts.
At present he has a number of large
contracts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-11
Election of Directors.

Yesterday afternoon the stockholders
of the wheeling and Elm Grove rail-
way held an election at which the old
board of directors and officers were re-
e.ected. Tne board consists of A. Rey-
mann, ]. Dubois, August Rolf. n. B.
Grim, Paul Reymann, F. Reister and
VIM. Garlic. A. Reymann il president
Of this company, and VIM. Carrie Is
secretary and treasurer. Manager
Wrikhk Was also reelected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-11
LOU SWABACkER.
mbeelin9 Re9ister
Carroll club MinstreIs.

The members of the Carroll Club
Ministries, under the direction of Prof
LaIRocne, are reheal sing every night
to make their performance on the night
of January 10th grand success. The
end men promise their friends some
brand new jokes, and also promise not
to spring personal matters. 1t has
been decided by the club to put the re-
served seats on sale at F. w. Banners
music store Monday, January 14th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-11
a Red Hot Roast.

The Register has received a clipping
from a McKeesport. Pa. paper. in the
form Of communication from a
Wheeling citizen. who comments on the
trouble in Allegheny over the marriage
of white and black. and says that
this does not excite comment in Wheel
ing. The correspondent alleges that
there are three such couples living hap
PLY within a stones throw of each
other in the Second ward He then in
dulges in an awful roast of tie city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-11
IN oLDEN TINES

People overlooked the importance OF
permanently beneficial effects and
were satisfied with transient action;
but now that it is generally known
that Syrup Of Figs will permanently
overcome habitual constipation, we'll
informed people will not buy other
laxatives. which act for time, but
finally injure the system. Buy the
genuine. made by the California Fig
SyruD Co
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-11

INDEX 10 NEW ADvERT1sE3GENTS.
Thir1 Ra9e.
For Rent-Three-Stcry Brick Building
For Sale-Bargain Store.
Brokers Howard Hazlett & Son.
Special Commissioners Sale Of CITY
Real Estate
For Rent-Geo. J Mathison
Wanted-Cook for Small Family.
Wanted-Lady Bookkeeper.
For Sale-Milk Wagon.
Eifta Pare.
Friday. Great Remnant ,Sale-The Rack
Sixth Page.
This Will Interest You-McFadden's
If You Knew It-Thos. Hughes Co.
Eighth l.aEe.
The Great Semi-Annual Remnant Sale
Takes Place To-day-Stone & Thomas.
French FlannelsIGeo. E. Stifel Co.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-27
HELP WANTED.

"A A
"aNLkD-Good pressman. capable OF
naldlng both platen aud cylinder presses,
aisV must know bow TO run gasoline en-
gihe and something about linotype good
lies u, quick and practical man. Adj
uiess 3sT0, RMS office. %
MANIED-Men to learn barber trade. com.
no expense only eight weeks
LSlulted, board Included. tools present.
glt wages Saturdays; SIS weekly paid
t1vuates. Apply hy mail, Moler Barber
No. ""hN S''SV'i ." hvYp3 N
NANiEp-A railroad blacksmith. Apply
81 d Bayouset, contractor on I. & G.. N.
PlantersyiIle, Texas. 2s
Young men TO learn teie sraphy
ana station work for Immediate service;
~ charge II situation not secured. Dial.
lNs Ielegraph College, Dallas, Texas, II
IiEMAkERS WANTED 2JD tlemakers 10
max txs-s sap pine ties; 5000 ncres Of
tilnpcr; Will pay 12c for saps on good
umoer; loc for saps on Gull timber; pay
wCekH; special inducements TO good con.
tlAetorS and camp men. Address William
cameron * Co. Incorporated. c. l.. Nab.
eLS, manager. Beaumont. Texas. tt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-27
ceNTRAL AMgRlcAN TRgATlgs.

Washington, October 25.-The state dc.
partmont has received through Consul Sors-
by at San Juan del Norte TRANSACTIONS OF
treaties drawn between Nicaragua. Hon
duras, Salvador, Guatemala and Costa Ricl
TO regulate international aud commercial
relations betwecu them. The treaties are
based upon the articles of confederation OF
the greater American republics, which
came 20 an end some years ago, the date
of these last conventions Is OF February
last and in eject they provide Tor free
trade between the countries named, tor
equal rights - either and for the settle.
ment by arbitration u any differences that
4 congress is to be held at least once
every 1--WE years.
sHERlFFs' DEPARTMENT.
strayed or stolen from Green stewart,
Houston, Texas, a black mare mule q
right shoulder. has 4 bushy name and tail;
Strsyed or stolen from w. N. Kaule, 2lt4
Carr street, Houston, Texas, a light sor-
rel marc mule. about lsh hands high,
branded III connected on the left shoulder,
has white ia face, white spot on meek and
white speck on the hipi PAGES Also one
has a Spanish brand on each shoulder and
one on thigh Sl5 reward =. L. Ander-
son, sheriu.
look ont FOR snd arrest Tom Williams, q
blaek negro 80 or 40 years old; 6 feet high;
viii weigh about $50 pounds. Has a very
sharn narrow face. This negro left hera
iavf nfoit gotnr na'ta on. the International
and Great Northern passenger tram
Tn,Dk I'd. ,yrut SO 4AhgNiews Marshall or
Shreveport, La. ] hold copies charging aim
with assault TO murder. and viii pay $50
FOR him delivered 10 me IN any Sail In
rexas or Louisiana. ~ II. Hall.
Sheriff Houston County.
Crockett. Texas, October 24.-StrRyed ou
stolen. Ons gray horse 10 hands high; z
wears old. branded on left shoulder; fore
ION cut out. The owner will pay SO foV
Inflammation lending 10 ecoverv OF tina
harse and il stolen ! viii pay S25 Tor thiee
delivered 70 me in any jail IN TexLS.
W r, Il. Hail.
sheriff Hoaston cogxty,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-27
TIE COAL COMBINATIONS.
Big Remittance to Pay for tho Pooahont
as Concern Sent.

Big Remittance to Pay for tho Pooahont-
as Concern Sent.
New York October 25-rhe First Ma
tloual bank has RENTED TO Philadelphia
100000 in currency 20 pay for the pur.
chase OF the Flat Top Coal lion,
part OF The Pocahontas coal purchase.
The purshRse price Of tho property w.
S1O,0OO,OOO, but IN order 10 prevent Huy
serious onect upon the bink reserves only
half the amount Is Co be paid In New York
funds. The remainder Will be paid I'm Phii-
adclphia funds. Tho new POcahontas con-
pany VIII have q preferred stock Of SD.
10000 I, per cent IL MI
Issue S4,uOV,OpO In 4 per cent bonds. Tho
cOmpnny Will start With o cash working
capital OF S4,500,ou0, The details of the
new Southern Conf combination arc gradu-
ally being worked out, says the World.
The combination has been formed ~ a
number Of big operators along the line of
the Chesapeake and OHIO railroad. IL has
acquired land at Hampton Roads, where
Il VIII erect a great coal pier.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-27

AGENTS wantedfor Life and DIstln.
guished seryicesof William Mckinley, "
by Murat HoistH, etc, 600 pages; only
81; biggest boob lowest price, fastest
seller; agents prlts 100 TO 300 per cont;
we sell all tin different MCKINLEY
books and allow sne profits; we save ali
our agents moneybutfts free. STANDARD
fuollshlng Itouse, department 6, Chi
cago.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-27

MANAGLR--Aarge Hrse, extending busI
ness rapidly, DISAPPEARANCE capable man
manage office TIM city; salary 500
month. all expenseA extra commissions:
must furnish 5000 dh; no solici Ing. VI,
fce duties wholly; t~st-class re e -cnces
given and expected. superintendent, box
b3l, New Haven. CT.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-27

TINT salesladies every wnef1i 50 TO
~ week; we give you 81 worth of
VI ifee: light, profitable employment.
no 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-27

COMFORTABLE income assured from in
Yestment 500; we accept $40 just for trial,
profits paid weekly by money order; high.
est commercial references land ~ Per,
free. w. w. OIIara, Union Trust build.
ing. Cincinnati. Ohio. 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-27

HONEST SPECuLATION-Ntnk your
money earn a steady income, SO upwards
invested With US viii earn 20 per cent
TO 30 per cent monthly, payable every
fifteen days: send for our new book Sue
CeSStul Systematic Speculation mailed
free, tells how TO operate on the grain
market without loss; highest commcrc al.
financial and successfui customer relcg-
ences. Frederick r.. Parker, Broker, 100
La Sale, street, Chicago, Ill. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-27

AMBITIOUS representatives,; wages So
day; large house, nd lines, bona ada
opening men n wUln good character
wiling to work; pfnaucnt position,
chance Advancement. l6 State st.. New
Haven, Conn.