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OPERATIONS FOR CANCER.

III Taken In Tims This Disease Can BE
Cured.
DR.. Herbert Snow, an eminent Eng
nsh authority on cancer. notes the in
creased number of deaths from can
Ger (from SILT in 1864 to 22.945 in 1895
in England), and urges a more scien-
tinc study Of cancer. He said recently:
"It must be borne in mind that the ma
jority Of the sufferers are perfectly
durable by surgical operation with
in certain limits of time. In 80 per
cent, or nine out Of every ten cancer
cases, the organ attacked is amenable
to the resources OF practical surgery,
applied not merely to palliate. but to
eradicate permanently. The boyle OF
heredity, i. e.. of transmitted constt-
tutional taint. has been extinguished
by the past twenty years research and
experience. No one conversant with
those investigations now entertains
the smallest doubt on the fact that
cancer is primarily purely local mall
ady; that it differs only. say. from q
carious tooth, in its peculiar proper
ties OF emitting cells which carry In
fection to distant parts of the organ
ism. Hence, If 1t be wisely dealt with
by the operating surgeon within that
pre-infective period, stage OF several
weeks or even months, 1t is Just as
easily extirpated as is an offending
molar or incisor. The only really alb
initio incurable cases OF cancer are
those wherein an internal organ es-
sential to life is the primary site, and
such constitute very small minor
ity of the whole. The popular idea
is that cancer Is something in the
system mysterious entity, which
when cut out in one place is certain to
show itself sooner or later again, eth
er there or in some other locality.
That impression is by no means limit
cd to the uneducated. Not long since
heard very highly placed dignitary
of the Established Church remark at
a public function: Everyone knows
that who once has cancer always has
cancer Nothing could well be more
remote from the truth"
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Excursion Rates.

For the Fourth Annual International Min
ing Congress at Boise City, July 23d, the
rate from Grand Junction for the round
tip will be 1875. Tickets on sale July 21st
and 22nd, limited to continuous passage 60
ing and returning final limit August 4th.
On July 18th and 18th the Rio Grsnde
Western will sell tickets for San Francisco
and return at $43.0O, gong and returning
via direct lines, limited to continuous pass
age in both directions; final limit July 31st.
For the 4th of July the Rio Grande West
ern will make the the usual rate of one fare
for the round trip between all stations On
their line. Tickets will be on sale July 3rd
aud 4th, final limit July 9th.
For the meeting of the Epworth League
at San Francisco July 10th to 21st, the fol-
lowing rates will be in effect from Grand
Junction;
Going and returning via direct routes, $4,000
Going direct lines and returning via
Portland and Huntington, or vice
Tickets will be on sale July 7th to 14th,
limited to continuous passage in each direc-
ton. W, P. DALE,
Agent r G. w.
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About the w leather.

The maximum temperature yesterday
was 81 degrees.
The minimum this morning was 81 do.
grees.
The forecasJ.for this section is:
Fair tonight and Saturday; warmer
tonight.
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GRAND JUNCT. CHAPTER

No "a, A M. meets second Thursday in
each month at Masonic hall. Canon Block
corner Main and Fourth Streets.
VIM Carlyle. Sec. Orson Adams, J,, Ell
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CHA6. W. HASKELL

Land and Mineral Surveys.
Surveys and Construction of Irrigation
Canals and Reservoirs
Reports Made on Mines, Assays with and
Complete Analysis Minerals.
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Only $40 Round Trip to California

That's the first class rate open to every
body via the Santa Fe Route to San Fran
cisco ard return July 7th to 14th. Tickets
good via Los Angeles and return until
August 31st. As cool in San Francisco IN
summer as in wiuter. Luscious fruits and
inexpensiye living.
.sIhnt home-like feeling" describes the
service on the Santa Fe Route.
Particulars on application to
]. F. Hall, Gen. Agt Pas. Dept.
Santa Fe Route. Denver.
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FOP RENT Second ana third floors over
Houston oil and Stock Exchange. APP
ply to Secretary, Iii Main street. II
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cH-
dergartcn reopens Monday snnslfki
1901; primary scholars fenasS' epltal
an entirely new method. i4iS Feat
NOTICE TO CREDIToRiE- .s, s:sele Il
ANTS-WH EREAS, by AND clI
and entered on the Doth eSlee n
1901, In and by the dlstric, Yay II
rls county, Texas On the FrqQylH n
dlcial district thereon IN nutythI
SS1, entitled international 1Ssause u
VS.. Houston Electric Street Ivy "a,
pany, Defendant, tho aaNalitg
appointed master commisstlrslgnt
on the first Tuesday In Oetovvnet
the properties and assets ~ n
ant fully described In saId dsaa
Is recorded In ,ae minutes sts
In Volume 3, pages from 4 w
elusive. and here referred IA
tion of the properties ordesed y "A
whereas among other thing
cree orders as follows: "ss W
Ihe master commissioners 49,.
publish once a week for pefisa'
weeks in n newspaper nnhIi.hy "
city of Houston, notlea r ana,
ers Of any claims to presens luIlI
tervention herein for allowa,ssesMs
such claim which shall NJ. ~
scented or fled within n nst,.9e y
months after the date r ~
shall be barred and shall M ivy
TO payment out of the procsoS y.
sales or out OF any fund IN sV Y,
or against or out of nny ~. Wy
sold. or be enforceable Ipp.spt1|
celyer herein, or the purcSassm.
chasers of said property or III III 81
assigns ~
Now, therefore, In pursuano.
decree, ]. w. C. Oliver. mssss.
sloner, do hereby give notice n
ers OF any claim or claims W..
houston Electric street Raiiwaqs siI
or Its properties to present N, y.
intervention for allowances Ana "
claim or claims which shat IT, =. 1ar
presented or filed witGn n neral
months after the date az III
duly 20, 1901 will be bargaS
not be entitled to payment ~, "
proceeds of said sale, or out AZ y,
In said court, or against or oa,
property so sold or be enforceahs
the receiver herein or the nr,"h.
purchasers of said property y
their assigns. Houston, Ter,s
. 1901. w. C. Oliver, Masier \.
sloner
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SITUATIONS FEMALE.

TEACHER of experience wishes the music
department. In a large school. Address
5I13, this office, II
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AGENTS WANTED,

HAZELINE REMEDlEs-a1ice 50
sample; agents wanted
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1o1o1

NoTICE-on September l6, 1901, the clty
Of Houston VIII sell to the highest bid
IN by the city for taxes and for viii sh
the city now holds deeds. A list Of me
deeds Of the property can be seen at Inc
SI1ce OF me city attorney In the Milby
nue. and Travis street. L. j. Tuffiy. NJ
u; bennett, l.. Gus Mueller, hnaIce com.
mlttee' Houston. Texas, July 10. 1901. 0.i5
HOLDERS of Houston Light Guard bonds
are hereby notihed to present their bonds
now due, az the office OF the Honsfon
Land and Trust company. Frankiip nve.
nue., Houston. Texas, and the same will
ne paid. Ingham s. Roberts. business
manager. Houston. August 81, 1891. IL
HOTEL BURNETT-Modern family hotel
newly furnished; II YOU want ennafor Ioihyi
room call Mt once, phone ST4, Capito, and
haRnini transient solicited. ia IL
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FOR SALE OR EHonn

HORSE or buggy (hnel w I,niSs III
for tract fine oil land. Irau''
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always nnd u there, II
OPIUM, morphine, whisky habits cured In
10 days; no pain or Injury TO patient; no
pay until cured; deposit your money 10
bank, pay US when cured; our method OF
treatment most successful known to med.
ical science; our Institution up TO date:
especial care given lady patients; home on
car line miles from center OF city, which
lnsures privacy; best references; all cor.
respondence confidential. Address "The
Matthews Home" 800 Day Ave, West
End, San Antonio, Texas. tt
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS Bids are III
the Wick iron bridge over Buffalo bayou
specifications now on file with the county
surveyor. Bids are also wanted for the
draining, dltching grading and repair Of
the following public roads in Harris
That part Of the Missouri Kansas ana
Texas public road between Hilleudahl
The Main street ana poor farm link
road.
The jackson Hin public road
The Houston and Alvin public road.
The Allen and Genoa road.
The Houston. Chocolate and Clear Creek
Lynchburg and Cedar Bayou road.
Said roads 10 be repaired, graded. com
pleted. ditched and drained In accord
ance with plans and specifications appll a
bic 10 each now ON Me In the Office If
the~county surveyor. Bids should lie adj
dressed to the commissioners court OF
Harris county, Texas, IN sealed en-
hopes, upon each Of which viii be writ
the name Of the bidder and the work
upon, and each bid must he accom-
Hncd by cash or n certified check In the
Mount OF SO. which will be forfeited
Us the successful bidder failing to enter
ftu the contract. Bids viii he opened
on Friday, September IL, at ~ o'clock
neon, and successful bidders WIN be re-
qulred to furnish performance bonds In
sum equal to one-fourth OF his bid The
right Is reserved to reject any and ali
bids u. II. WASHER,
~ County Judge.
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PERSONAL.

WANT ads, remaining In the office of The
Post for the week ending sespteim9,s, roI 6
hoG5 n, 5S52 (2): JO2T l2i; G. Merchunt:
bS2S S8): 800 l2). $3.50; $50; 5000; ju3O
t31 U3i0; 535J; 50; Jack; 53S5; w. n; No.
81 bBo6 t8) $40: $500 90. $3.50 (2); 0. k.
(2D o, o. t2); Machlnlst Engineer; y, n.
ISL 50G4; $3.50 u0l; NJ. r.; 5SG3; 3sss;
NJ NJ NJ NJ. 50G2 "a; T.; 5D6l 9SS6G;
MSS; 5OiS: Chas. Rudolp; 1894; 44i; 5sV,;
S. H. d, jO4O: l44l; 5S94; saw NIL ,
1870 T. b.. 53I5; 5000: $50; 2Wtl; 21,,2i
VIII r.; 53iS; 1913; 259S; 5sf2 5eVii
h376. 534G
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DRINK Wootan Wells water. two glasses
for DC, or 25c gallon, only at Lewyn's
drug store. 10
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WE'LL KNOWN travelling maE aAl
quit the road wants position u
country store; best references Il
100. GrppnrN rpNnS.
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FRECKLES, pimples, liver spots. skin and
scalp diseases cured by Perfect Face
Paste; so cents at Abbott Cockrel x
Co.'S. 602 Main street. Trial ilr 10y mail,
20 cents Geo. 5. Rail, Box 100. Cmcin-
natl Ask your druggist 1913
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THE EIGHTH session of my English and
German Kindergarten and primary school
viii commence on Monday, September
16, at 90S Jackson street; terms 50 and
81. Mrs C. Bochow. ii
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FOR tents awnings, tarpaullns, etc, write
or 'phenA Kattmann & Kneeland Tent
Co, 313h Main street, Houston, Texas.
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MEN-My Gold and Damiaua Tablets
promptly relieve and permanently cure
Leon Blchon, French Pharmacist, 1902
Mckinney avenue Houston II
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MRS GEO. KIDD win teach limited
number OF pupils AT her home, beginning
September 49, For terms apply to sos
POlk avenue. 10
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

THE HOUSTON TURNVEREfN invites
bids for the purchase OF the two large mod.
ern two-story dwelling houses, together
with out-buildings, known as No 1871
and 1917 Texas avenue, Houston, Texas
to be removed within thirty days after
notice. Sealed bids to be filed at my
office Mason block, not later than October
Z, 1901. Vereln reserves right to reject
any and all bids. NJ. kaufman, Secre-
tary. IA
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SITUATION WANTBD-Ciy
collecting or bookkeeping, sssI,r|
cd; steady worker; moderate '''
this office.
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WANTED-R II. y. Green, lor~, h,
Acme Pressing assoclahon,, Vac,
some light employment, srs3 Il
ject: pleasant home prele'i'~
713 Prairie avenue. -------|
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WONDERFUL clairvoyant Mrs. Black,
tells everything soc, 81; unites sepalHt-
ed: lucky charms, etc; l62O Preston
avenue; also by mail. ~
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MISS BURK'S private school rcopGhs
Septcmbcr iG; limited number taken. For
particulars apply COG Austin street. ~
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WANTED-Posltion either 10 oi,
or with some physician by WE
who Is also n registered pnalmasIa|
recommended. Address 300 '|
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Mrs. Il. c. HENEDICT. vocalist tcacher
Of voice Fail term commences Monday
Ser tember 16. Studio S2S Mason block.
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SITUATION WANTED by yculs
collector or any kind Of a i.s'i
has good habits and can Ky ,u'p
references. Address 50S3, thls ~
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a CAPABLE man Of eight :sd XII
rlence wants a position as w 1r
store man In either gehlrsi.sss IN
or saw mill business. Auule'' :
ager. this office. -~|
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acknowledgements position at (
airy by first-class all round bc1|
and office man of large experlaa
OF references. Address IN, Ihh
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WANTED Position as boo ohsss \,
slstant bookkeeper; had IN usaJ,srs,s
perience: can give best OF reiS'
dress 1O6S. this office. -
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SUMMER RESORTS.

RATES S2Oo per day; free sample rooms;
Pickwick Hotel, Mrs. c. IL. Mltlack Pro.
prletress; free hack; round trip baggage
25c. Tyler, Texas. b-26
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WANTED A position as nle'
class letters and retefenrtss
A. Mckinley, Tamina, IsAs-,.
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WANTED--A clerical position ID
or fire insurance office, or bank
recommendations. Address ySS
fee.
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WANTED Position as clerk Il
stand, cigar store or lunch countd
rienccd and can give references
this office.
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WANTED--A good man IN. ~ dpI
Texas. Big money 70 The Repa
Easy work. Address An. y. y
ana Collection AssoeiAA
Boulder. Colorado
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A STEADY, sober and Industries
desires position as printer IN
newspaper office; four or Eve yas
pefience. Address j. NJ. o.,
Texas,
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WANTED-Dlstrlct am. csIdent \
Texas for the only ~ stalt !.
benefit company In ,ngiv psla
paid all claims promRrst.class n
tractive contract 10 h,,sers o.,
with references; no ooeisflon, ~
Southern Casualty Associ1
Texas. ----------~-S 1
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A YOUNG MAN wants a job ID |
as walter or cleaning up. CAL i
Preston avenue.
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WANrED-Position, by thorough d,l |
man; twelve years experience u
erences. Address 5O46, this Office
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TWO large houses, close In: and many d.
Slrohlc cottages for reut Pye Il Co
KAN building. |
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WANTED-Position of anr kind n
man; good worker and handy yia
kind of tools. 800, this Office.
SITUATION WANTED BY Al lit
gardener and horaculture lawns
Address Gardener. 2505 Fannlh IN
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POSITION MS collector or assistant
keeper; references furnished. h
Archer, 1903 Clay avenue.
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FOR SALEA nearly new saw mill, 20,
GOO capacity, at about half Its value:
spcction. O'Connor, Knox a Co, Bnz
building. II
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BIG BARGAINS for saloons openine or
restocking; will pay TO Investigate Adj.
dress Box 5SS Beaumont Texas, 10
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WANTS to travel with drummer: d
crenccs; will go anywhere 10 1
States. Address 5032, this ofn
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A RELIABLE German woman wants po-
sition as housckeeper or cook. Apply nj
6OSla Main street. 10
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SITUATION WANTED BY colorcd
woman; hrst-class cook and catcrcss, will
remain on premises. Address j. Lewis,
iO4 Sabine street. II
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YOUNG MAN wants position Is 4
rapher; will do any sort Of was
not writing; will 60 anywhere n
NJ. Henderson, 1906 Congress
city.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-06-24
Il. A. {. II, MALE ILIMA I

The Honolulu Athletic Club took tho
Male llimas into camp to the tune q
I'll. Barring the first inning the game
was as clean and exciting contest as
one wants to see.
In the first inning the Males were
evidently troubled with stage fright Or
some more serious malay, TO- the club
men connected with Richardson Gc
livery with an ease that was appalling
When the smoke cleared away nine
runs had been registered against tho
score OF the II. A. c.
The Males then woke up to a realiza-
ton of the state Of things and began to
play good ball. With the exception OF
two or three more errors during the re-
mninder Of the game. the play was very
good.
Kaai, who occupied the box for the
II. A. c.. pitched beautiful game, ~
one time striking out six men Ia two
innings. About twelve men were re-.
tiAd by him without conncctins witt;
his delivery.
The final score was II. A. c.. III;
Male llimas, Z.
The next game will be played next
Saturday between the Stars and the
Police. The Stars have played but ono
game, defeating the Artillery Is TO ..
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.HALAND|A RETURNS
Ships boilers GAVE OUT
one HUNDRED MILES AWAY
Passengers Have Pleasant Excursion
and Receive Heavy JOshing on
Return Home Repairs to
Vessel.

Twenty-three hours from Honolulu
the Oceanic steamship Zealandia ar
rived yesterday and was moored at the
Channel wharf. She left here on Sat.
urday at p. m. and everything went
well until about o'clock. The star
board boilers began to give out and the
steam pressure got lower and lower
About midnight Chief Engineer Keller
held consultation with his assistants
and decided that 1t would be for the
best to advise the captain to put back
to Honolulu. This was done and at
o'clock yesterday morning. twelve
hours out the Zealandia was put about
and started back. She was making
but little Roadway when she turned
80 sail was set on her and she doomed
along with all her canvas drawing.
She made the run to port about an hour
faster than she did the trip out. In
the Molokai channel high head wind
and choppy sea was encountered
The first the passengers knew Of
the change in the course was when
James F. Morgan and Col. c. J. Nc.
Carthy appeared on deck. They notic-
ed that the sun instead of rising over
the bow Of the vessel was coming up
astern. This started them discussing
points OF the compass and other things
and finally the man on the bridge was
appealed to and the would-bo tourists
were made acquainted with the start
ling news that they were nearing their
homes again.
Pretty soon Diamond Head doomed
up to view and the passengers enjoy
cd all the emotions OF a joyous home
coming. The steamer was met by the
tug Fearless and the pilot boat on
Waikiki. The doctors launch with the
physician and Commodore Fred Whit
ney aboard went out. AS the vessel
was coming from Honolulu to the
same place the doctor did not detain
her outside and as no passengers had
been taken aboard from the time she
left until she returned there was no
need Of examination. Although the
passengers were all disappointed at
having to come back they took. good
Iaturedly, the joshing they got from
their friends on the wharf. There was
nearly as large a crowd to see the yes.
sci come in as there was the day pre-
vious to see her sail.
There is one thing which is worry
ing the overnight excursionists. and
that Is when they are going to get
away. Some Of them think they will
he given first choice in the Sierra. The
agents will do everything in their pow
er to straighten matters out to the
satisfaction Of everybody. The large
crowd at the windows OF the Oceanic
Office this morning was given words Of
gladness and Joy by the agents.
The Zealandia will remain here this
time until there is no doubt as to her
ability to reach San Francisco. Her
delay last week is time lost as nearly
all the work that was done will have
TO be done over again. When she does
leave she will be in first class shape
with no fear OF another breakdown