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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-12
FIRST MONTHLY STATEMENT OF THE
MANHAnTAN OIL COMPANY

When this company was organized Il was
intended To contain no element Of speCula
ton further than necessarily accompanied
the finding of oil. and we promised 10 Keep
our stockholders advised at all times OF
our progress.
OF tho 100000 shares set aside for do.
yslonmSRt purposes the company has sold
about 10000 leaving 10000 shares vet on
hand to he sold for tankage, plplug etc.
As our stock Is now selling al par we
may contdently expect TO realize $4,000
FOR these 2OOD0 shares when we need VI
Ihe company does not owe dollar.
inc Officers are serving without any com,
pensation
The company employs n stcnographcr and
certificate clerk at compensation Of $3.50
per month
The company has contracted with an OK
nnrrlcncGd trm TO Put wei on their lot
ing and derrick, will cost about Sss6
The machinery Is on the ground the
derrick erected and actual boring viii
Thc Smith wen, 100 feet from the tract
upon which we are boring and lying he
tween gnSher No. and our lot, viii un.
douhtedly come In as flowing well he.
tore ms statement reaches the eyes Of the
public
We have refused an Offer Of $500. 900 for
lot -, also an offer ~ $4,000 for two Acres
erected
we have cash in bank after paving all
commissions, expenses Of advertising. etc,
We make this statement that such OF our
stockholders as may feel disposed Ia seli
lhelr stock NAV know The actual condl
,deR MAXI 81 taS company n@g few COMPANIES
fed none can make better ono far their
tigst thirty days. Henry Miller.
Secretary.
9th day OF May, 1901
+. V. Smoker.
Notary Public Jefferson Comfy. Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-12

Chappel nm, Texas. May 0.-~rhe win.
dows for the new Methodist church arrived
last week ard are now MI put In. They
are all exceedingly handsome and those
who got up the various designs are to he
congratulated for their good Judgment. The
memorial window for DIR. Alexander which
IL the finest, Is placed In front and is uni.
yersally admired for It's artistic beaufv
and good taste. Chappel Hin female col.
lege and the temperance societies both have
large and handsome windows. greatly adj.
pfed, and altogether Il may he safely said
that no church IN this section Is possessed
Of handsoner or that are more generally
admired,
the church is now In condition 20 hold
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-12

WIS born In Bedford county, Tennessee. in
~ lie read law In Murfrccsboro and
WNS admitted TO the bar In 1913 In the
se9r lst6 he enlisted for the Mexican war
n'uIr captain Hangs. His health failed
nessee and the next wear came Ia Texas
S H.. settled In Cherokee county aud hogan
sne practice of law at Rusk. In is4s he
NJ w,aS married to Miss Elizabeth j. Mckee.
da,hh,'m was born four soas aud four
uI..Sisniers, who are still living. He set
cs,aa Limestone count. In 1875 and edu-
v varsn MIS- younger sous In Trinity uni.
~ T. was soon made trustee for
III. Snn,essity and II was his pride tn
'' asath' He was the Oldest Odd Fellow
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-12

the revival meetings recently announced
and they viii begin ncxt sunday. Very
competent help has been secured to assist
Ia the meetings, The now organ arrived
this week and is already In Its proper place
Mrs w. Il. Campbell on Tuesday after
noon gave the Guitar and Mandolin club
a reception witch was hugely enjoyed BY
all present. Refreshments In Ices, exquisite
cakes and varied fruits were served and
at the close each guest was presented with
souvenir Of pansies. carnations aud all
went home. as happy as "hed larks In
early morn.'
Cards aye out announcing the piano re-
cital on next Friday night by Misses iiar-
rle Dele Rankin and r. ozeile Collier,
which promises to be O popular aud we'll
patronlscd AFFAIR, as both the young ladies'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-12

generate sufficient electric ~ sssts
illuminate the material, wn''r u.rls:
of conductive character s,,d,
this. apply the nuId to the .lscirit !.
In the solar system. Nss' q ".
vent the operation Of w sylHss ds
flag as the signal; s si apd r.
the conditions are fayoIaTh tp, y
apparatus in operation III 2,
Martians are on the aiefs md FefVa
sibiy observe the signal ns,,r,ek Z
say, In couple Of esnststIon y
do not obtain a xSsrs ~
that the Inhabitants Of '''
another way.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-12

IN me State and member of the cum.
neriand Presbyterian church for moro than
s S1itg years. having served his church as
III yiuer curing greater part of his
LIT i, Erwin beloved and respected by a large
oiieie Oh relatives, friends and neighbors'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-12

There Ii new Industry In birmingham,
England In which American mnnufactur-
ers may think IL not worth their while to
compete. 1t is n crown fhaing firm and
has received orders for several gold crowns
set In imitation stones for little nntiye
kings 10 AfrIcn. Payment Is rot sent I'M
cash. but by as large invoice OF ivory or
other products.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-12
S. A. ERWIN DEAD.

He Was a Veteran OF the Mexican
War.
Tehuacana. Texas May io,-colonel s.
A. Erwin, an cid Mexican war veteran.
passed away today at ! o'clock. He hn-
lshed his sist year ON April { last. He
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-12

are not only very popular. but their musical
order
Miss LILLIAN Campbell OF Anderson Is hero
visiting her friend. Mrs. III. r. Perkins, and
win remain some time.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-12
Umbrellas.

When you buy an Umbrella, buy new one
That is, that has an original, distinctive sue
about it, No need to stick to the old, conventions
type of handle There are some fifty styles IN tla
stock, and not an ugly one in the lot
Ladies' 26nch Parasols steel rod, plain and twlsla
wood handles, with twilled gloria top at ~
soc, soc, 75c, soc and ,..................,. wv
Ladies' India Silk Parasols steel rod paragon frans
silver tipped celluloid, twisted wood and I u
Dresden handles, at Its, 150. 135 and. ....tsSs
Ladies' Soft Silk Parasos, steel rod paragon raIs
with pearl English club, buckhorn and many guy
style handles, at 5,25. 4.50, 3.95, ITS. ESQ J IL
Chdrens Fancy Parasols in silk and fancy ~
cotton, at zoe, 35c, soc, 75c 125 1.5O and -. sss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-12
Summer Underwear. Len Ss!sah

We prepared for hot summer. That is, we b.
vested heavily in light weights. Gained a point or
you by doing so. We brought down the prices. Quat
tty is great factor in the bringing down process
Ladies' Fancy Ribbed Low Neck Vests, with IN.
Pinch shoulder bands and silk laces. ....... JUC
Ladies' Fancy Ribbed Low Neck Vests, with *.
2,inch shoulder bands and silk laces ........ Nv
Other Low Neck Ribbed Vests, with and X.
square fronts at 35c, SOC, 25c and. ........ Nv
Ladies' Colored SILK Fine Ribbed Low Neck IN.
Ladies' Vega SILK Superfhe Ribbed Vests, *.
at. = ~
Ladies Shield Shape SILK Vest with lace *
around the neck and shield. ,............ bsLJ
Chlldren's Low Neck Ribbed Vests, IN,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-12
SIGNALS TO THE PLANETS.
Punch Has Scheme by Which Tesla
Might Profit.
London Punch

rake Gag about the size OF Euron.
the cipcn u upon stan the length of
sauiefenee or the earth. Thea
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-12
HOSIERY.

Ladies' Hosiery is kind of a speciality with
and our new stock will please you immensely w.
have everything from the highest class Of mateJs
and color down to the staple grades In Ordinary a
quest Prices are generally low this season On N n
lines of Hosiery, particularly SO at estabishms,
which always leads in features of economy.
Ladies' Fast Black Lace Stripe Combed ~
Maco Hose bought to sell for zoe. ....... J1f
Ladies' Fast Black Lace Stripe Lisle Hose, ar
bought to sell for 35c. Observation-Disclosures zoe
Ladies' Fast Black Aover Lace Lise Hose. RI
Also a handsome line of Ladies' Aover La e lkh
Hose pretty patterns, at 1.25, LOO, S5c m
and. Observation-Disclosures. /3C
Ladies' Fast Black Plain Hose, at SOC, Acc, m
35c, Csc, 15c and ...................,.... lVC
Chidren's Lace Hose, Ar.
at SOC and ...........,........ Nv
Chldren's Plain Ribbed Hose, sizes to TO- ~
at Csc, CSC and. Observation-Disclosures. lT
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-19
THE KIND OF MAN

Rahur .- urn.'. rHr.IHns wH look n. President Roosevelt fY f' h. part n l.t..-H. l.. u.I. .Ht.Hs H.- tween U.n.H. anu IH. I.H.I e.'r.r H. con .... n. h. H.". eaI man. Ur... ..t .. m. UrU uHu tH't Af.S.rI.. ..I U.r.. u.Hl m. I'm " last I... .. N.N... IH.r. u.r IU... cations H.r m. .I. Hn.|"t r..r.I thlt h. tlI .HE.I ..-.n.r f0Hn In. meant
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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-19
THROUGH
Valdez and Eagle City Are
 Now Linked

DAWSON. Oct C-G. E. Baldwin. to- noemphcr of Che United stotcs Govern mont under Che orders of Captain Abcr- cromhc. chief engineer officer of tho de- portmcnt of Alaska. hlE arrived here from a professional Journey over Che mil- itary road from Vnldcs to Eagle and n "a fow days leaves for Valdes Co make hls report and cxtcnd his 0cld notes.
 Mr. Baldwin. accompanied by three men, lcrt Voldcs ou April % and arrived 1t Eaclc on September 26 Tho military ro1d. hc soys. was figured ot c0 miles lIc finds it Co hc r2 miles The military road ls moro of a ton than o wagon road. in fact ucrc is 100 wuson road to 10. hc says and lt is only expected chat pack animals would hc usod ou it For this purpose it ls excellent. but of course some Improvements arc necessary, and .horc wlu hc repairs made from tImc Go umc in orir Co kccn it open to travel lt is now cut through and marked by 5- milo posts 1ll thc way
 Asked ir Che miners of Che Panama would bc likely to ship in thoIr supplies by way of thc Valdos route. Mr. Baldwin
 1d hc dId not think thcy would. us .h,y could now got m thoir supplies from Forty Milo at G cents per pound. Vhuc from Vlldcs u would cost them about N5
 Mr. Baldwin was worry dcsIrou7 of lclw- uc Che latcst developments in rcgari Co che Valdcs railroad project fIc believes th1t from 1n engineering point of view ID railroad ovor Ono country passed through by Che Government trlu Iann o1sy proposition. and thlt milo for mile. it would not ho no1rly so expensive os Ono White p1ss road wos
 "Tbcre a no trouble about Ono Valdcs sacIor" hc 1ys "You skirt that and pass through 1 divide of thc coast range ou lu ,lsy grade. the highest point not being over 200 fcot Thou you Eo
 through Che Copper river v1I'ov which .s com dead lcyel fnr miles mu you reach Che Alaskan range and cross it at about thc s1mc altitude 1s Che coast 1urc Tho highest altitude is reached dftv miles from Eagle Running along .he rIdsc to Chat u0Int NoH therr rHeh mn attitude of a1U. hut It .s o1y grades 1u tb, way. moo mnnoume necessary and ter, WUc rock work.
 "rbc eC-mIr post From N1ldcs oN- 1cuy strikes thc T1u1ul r.ycr and th.s .s about seven miles from Mansfield lHkc. That Is called T1n1n1 station. and should 10 railroad bc huut t Volll loo onc of .bc most Important intermediate points along thc unc
 "Ns to Ono t.IrrHuh Ino. lU miles of 10 ure completed out of V1ll.s and '" mu,s of thc EHeI, oud. which leave, 1-i r,t tu Ie m1dc Tho work is going stc1d- .Iy o1. hut hardly think thc limo win To. m operation hgur. th. early FprIur
 "Nt Vaidcs thcro was at.1dy growth whom ] Ie0 th.r. ! hIl. mad. Niire my headquarters for tNn yalr and hlyr shown my ah n us mtur. hy uyret- m- In city lots th.rr Of course .r.p- .no tbere le anv.ons rhout Ono railroad. and there Is utue doubt but thU t win soon b. begun Eut uute.J, of thlt VaII.s has r.souro.e Tho uue.r, n Che Ch0.,uObIu1 country lre uwue out To- mlrbuly weu and th. copper deposits lr. .u course or development Already the Ngm ral copper miu. Is r.eulrN shurus ore to rlcomr aud t win not be Ioue befnrc uc have 50 sme't.r
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-19
PoE's PLAGIARIs@

Eithr- Poo uls a boII nHsurI.t. 1- thHt t.rm u. e.n.rIuN understood nr Cl-r hc r.r. eHr..I.E appropriated drls anal cor..d .>rHe-..u. uf other poets uncun- scloasI1 !. UHe nue Isn chars.Iueliust Poo chat b. borrowed thr central thought and much .r lrr rhythm of -rn. Raven from 70 H..m uf tr. nt. Albert Pike cn- utl.J .Is.i0H. Int On. a.er.ltnu did nut com. from C.u.rl r.Nr who was both no.m HnI philosopher anI knew th1t poes uHUm Vl. Hc.mrIuty superior Go b.. own.
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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-19
THE CASE AGAINST soHLEY

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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-19
A Comm unioation
s..cn.H ncL K lam

Sk1rvay Oct lS l9m Editor AIlsk1u.- Your article iu th.a mornings ssu. .oHwcaus my name with Che proposed railway from Dawson to Che creeks s quite erroneous. go misunderstanding on Ih. uIrr ur Nuur r.purtcr ! thnuebt ] maJe it clear chat nm mot connected n amy way with Che enter. urss
 some information had been given m, u confidence about the matter which III rat wish 0, discIosr ! have u1 connection with che ontcr Hr.a.
 ] hlt. uot disposed of my business iu Dawson my omes thera is u change o' m. brother during my absence.
 Very truly yours
 FALCON JOSLYN
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-19
STEAMERS DUE IN PORT.

Fine clothing a fair prico is Q sure pro- vontatlvc of a dull day In our store. Cloyson & Co.
 Now ls your chance for 70 bargain in Fau and Winter underwear
 Chcnoy's Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-19

sixth avenue. sEogway. is remaining % close second with sixth avenue. New York. f you arc Co judge by the hcauti- rui window display at B. M. Behrends'. tf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-19

NNNTED-A comfortable. warm. fur u.shed room for single gentleman. near western part of Fiuh avenue Addreaa Henry. care Daily Alaskan.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-19

President E. Benjamin Andrews denies that hc said n a recent lecture th1t Iyinr is sometimes iustid1blc. 10 i1 sup- pos.d ihat Che donial was made as a nmcticai Illustration of Che alleged state mont .n Che lecture.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-19

Many people started out Co rcnd all thc rcnortcd testimony n Che schlcy invcs- ueatlon. but most of them have quit doe inr so Their minds arc uiodc up any- Nay-Iu Just os they were beforehand.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-19

pensioners but tho shark pension attor- noys-wm have hard Job in bunng President Roosevelt Into removing Pou- sion Commissioner Evans
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-19

In St Paul they are discussing ou as domestic .fucl There nrc somc hearth stones which themselves have been used ie ruel iu domestic slu1hhlcs but thcy ire uot n it with ou Fancy what a fool iu h.s folly could do with oi and lue Chinese match.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-19

Before England finishes her job in south Africo, at thc present rotc ot pro- ,rcss. new generation ot hoor', if not a very numerous one. win have become of dehtInc nrc.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-19

Oler1us. Jumpers. coats and jeans. Lc- a Strauss make at big reduction at our closing out sale.
 Chencys Boston Store
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-19

Uoue of Lexington Whskcy eight se1rs olI-Iust out of government bond. ,nI Three Grown Diamond Male Whis- kcy strictly pure-at Che Seattle Saloon.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-19

C1u and convince yourself that we are making great sacrifices on our stock 'heneys Boston store
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-19

The Jacobson family. brewers in Copen- hagen. Denmark. have given away about fourteen million dollars for public and nhinuthropic purposes. Tho brewing business In Copenhagen must hc almost ls profitable as it is In Milwaukee.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-19
cL4sgFIFD rDvFRIfSFMBNrs.

cLaSgFB'D ArDgERHSEMGNTS fduumauah auf.r ibs tssi ef "For Resf." 'Fo Sis" Q, "Hsuf,i." fue e,rh fy uorf Jo' aniia. fniioa onf cod bn uorf Jor fasb iutif7Hfai fHifl- hon. ynfe hfii 'Snuahoui Wsaifs." oas efH tsr uors. No afpoifnusui faisu fof coo tf' fuHi-frf soah.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-19

Baths in porcelain. tubs at the Royal, foot Fi'th avenue. Ladies apartments steam heat
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-19

Nrotv.1r latest pattern. Grown and Harris mlk. Suuauleu bs reduction lt uur closing out slir.
 Chouey'H Boston 't.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-19

Tbe Ladies' IauIr arc rrm m u .'I now goods. now trmmIuea HH. .." business Bargains in be.H rH n.d, .ouIs hut good taIues fHr. l" w"nN mo au umos Uum1rl x Arm Hnr ''" Carlson NC wr,r ant silks. l.W"u0b rt t.rus and novelties. fuG Er'I.'N
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-19

Lorl Kitchener reports thc Bocr losses for September at about aooo But they op- poor to be increasing In numbers and au. l1city lust Ono same. If au Che reports about Che Bocr losses since Che war hc- r1u ar, correct. they must have had armies ar about aOOol altogether.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-19

We ore having a bonadde Reduction Sale on an of our high grade stock Cheney's Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-19

Proc speech and free press 1r cs- ..rtaI t1 fr.e government says Mir Nmam Jennings Bryan u the host issu. ... .f Th. Cummoucr No map u public Hf. can object to tbs publication or the truth. luI uo mlu u public ufe Is pore ulu.utr Injured bv tbe publication of ue That much ls published that .h.uI uot br .s om ytHo evident but l.t public opinion correct Che evu. th1t win To. moro ,Gecuv. thau the law. and win bring uo dlue.r Vtb t f paper IlU..s l political opponent stop your
 subscription and teach on. editor to com. .iu.t h.s urn.r un respectable lines There II. I .u.. ur justice Iu the human heart .uI n. who violates it violates it at hs .s,u u.rI. This srHse of justice ultimate r turns 3bu.. tn the brue0t of th. mau abused The present laws against
 .nI.r and Uh,I lr. sufficient. le1t. the ...t t1 healthy public sentiment and .H.u h.Ir tu create Che sentiment
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-19

Buying a summer mit without ..ue our stock is rccklcssncss. Cia,.w N ro.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-19

FER. PEOPLES. Undortaisor and Em-
 baImor, Broadway and sth Avo
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-19
EDITORIAL PIcKUPs

Spain bought l0.r uUr.ld etrt many
 Locomotives and much machinery of AmercIus h.t month The Sp'u.Iris may sem J..u.. tu. .YuuE.. rs- hui they know whom. to hW tne hest goods
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-19

President Mckinley l.ft am cetHt. v1- I.I lt u uttIr mon. chan ti"s". Oi hr fmvU was elvsd nut 0f h.s pr,I I.uuH salary. and almost ull thr r.' was uf. Insurance. This man. who. ioi ....uI years has beeu denounced 1F a ..ruut of th- great trusts. evidently ..Ht clean hands while m office ii' mrbt u.y have become 70 millionaire while President 3s Cleveland .d-lIHm. uuu Herald
 Dawson .s ouuastur Nome ae m.nIUr .lmr. and Some is being so mIsgoy.rued ,s ta cause Dawson t1 be held up oe n ..r...t .vlmnI. of what honest eov'rn- m.ut clu do for 9 camp iu Ono remotc-t ryIII.ru... Toronto Star
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-19

Admiral Sampson is shocked. rIowisou s J.srusted. Evans is mad. Miller is tcs- .y. s.esbse ls runlod. and altogether our Naval omcers arc vcr, uncomfortable Iot of people Even Schlcy may not hc lc,Iiur very pleasant. but if so hc doesn't eXrress hs f.Iugs
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-19

Two boys aged IS and i6. were hanged nst night by mob in the rrl.sious town .r ShrlDstm ty. mot for 90 crime c'm- m.tt.I upon 1 woman. thr Southrrnrr- usual excuse. but for am auesed ani probably mut,uuHull murder not yet urHsru against them. nor its oNtrnI1tinr circumstances. ir any. explained. Where ..s the .her.rr And what 1 tr'vrrsitN .r bu1stI civilization and ch.n.ry such
 .r.m. .' EN,Dth.ug considered. it i' 10 uor.. crime chan that charged ls'Iu.t ih..s boys
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-19

10 is claimed of Kansas City th1t it Us .b. only city in Che country whcrr t would he rove'hlc for o person Go cntor 1 i-etou building on one ground lev'I IuI come out ou another ground lrygl no tbe ton aoe Blt if Kansas CIty has any I-stoy buildings they must he short s,or.eJ oncs
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-19
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