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La Junta tribune., 1902-09-10

Nead Pegram bargain adVer-
tisement.
For monuments and tombstones
see John T. Russell.
A good child's shoe, size S to 8,
for IS cents, at Hawkins.
G, S. Thompson, undertaken and
embalmer. Phone No. AIS.
Ladies wrappers, best made,
81 90 and 81. 50, at Hawkins.
For fresh bread, pies or cakes go
to Fishers postoffice news stand.
| Money for city or farm loans on
easy terms. Inquire w. r. Gibson.
For RENr-Four room house
on Cimarron avenue. Inquire OF
E. Kretchmer.
Get three cans OF choice sugar
corn for rs cents at Pegram's
Wednesday and Saturday.
Mayhem House Furnishing Co.
undertaking and embalming. Day
phone, AZ; night phone, 1874.
"Gem Flour" best in the market.
Every sack guaranteed or money
refunded. La Iunta Milling Co.
For SALE OR RENT-New 4-room
house; two and one-half acre tract;
close to town. Inquire of M. F.
Miller.
Miss Mabclle Sebree left last
Saturday to take charge Of the
Boston farm district school near
Ordway.
WANrgD-Two or three furnish
ed rooms for light housekeeping.
Inquire Of A. Foster. at Rouse's
barber shop.
Miss Cliff Connell left last Sat-
urday for Timpas. where she will
have charge OF the school during
the coming year.
Tents. camp stoves, cots and
camping outfits, also lot of Sec
end hand carpenter tools and tool
chests at H. H. Clark's.
A large, fat eight pound boy
arrived at the home of F. M.
Brown Monday morning. Mother
and child are both quite we'll.
]. Fl. Crosley, will have car
load of thoroughbred Hereford
cattle from A. E. Reynolds ranch
on exhibition at the state fair in
Pueblo next week.
Arthur oquay, boilermaker
from Ration, recently accepted the
position OF foreman OF the boiler.
maker department Of the Santa Fe
shops at this point.
Lee Bowman, who has been i'll
for several days threatened with
an attack of typhoid fever, left on
the noon train for Pueblo, his
brother Ed coming down to ac-
company him home.
Marriage licenses were issued
from the county clerks Office this
week to the following: Olaf Erick-
sor and Margaret Lester, both Of
Olney; William Barnes, Of Rocky
Ford, and Eva Williams, Of La
unta.
The operetta, Triumph OF
Love-" which was rendered in the
La Junta Theatre several months
ago, will be given in the Grand
Opera House at Rocky Ford, Fri,
day evening, September 18th, for
the benefit OF the public school
library.
The preliminary examination OF
Bob White, charged with assault
TO murder Frank D. Voorhees,, of
the Fairmount country, did not
take place Monday morning, Dis
trict Attorney Goblin not being
able to be here. 1t will take place
this morning before Judge Burns
at 1890 o'clock.
| Mrs. A. N. Saylor and Arthur
Saylor and wife, Of Chicago, we're
La Iunta visitors last week. the
guests Of Mrs. ]. E. Blair. They
La Junta tribune., 1902-09-10

Trade with H. G. Todd & Co.
The Walk Over shoes for men.
s.. so aud 800. Try them. AT
Hawkins.
Attend Pegram's bargain sale,
Wednesday and Saturday.
Fos RENT-Two or four rooms
for light housekeeping. Inquire
at this Office.
Mrs. d. P. Gale, of Wichita,
Kan, is the guest OF her daughter.
Mrs. c; II. Chambers.
r. b. Pegram went to Denver
on the noon train Monday tor .
few days visit on business.
Bert Wacaser, of Las Animas,
was La Junta. visitor Sunday,
shaking hands with his numerous
friends.
For every 81 cash purchase at
H. H. Ciark's you are entitled to
chance on S. worth OF any goods
in stock.
Ed Becker, OF Holly, has ac-
cepted position in the local cam
ming factory, under his old EN-.
ployer, John Lamotte.
Thomas Mnldoon sold his resi-
dence property on Kansas street
Monday to Mrs. Ernestine Frech.
The consideration. was seIa. 50.
The Otero County Veteran As
sociation OF the Blue and the Gray
will be held in Rocky Ford. Sat
nrday and Sunday, September 7oth
and 2rst.
MISS Alice Kendall returned
home last Saturday night from
Colorado Springs, where she has
been visiting friends during the
past month.
The most stylish, up-to- date
rigs in town at the Valley liv,ry
barn. When yon want fine rub
ber-tired turnout that is the place
to patronize.
William Barnes, of Rocky Ford,
and Eva Williams, OF La Junta,
were married in this city Monday
morning. Judge Burns officiating
at the ceremony.
Mrs. j. S. Scott and Mrs. w.
NJ. Berry, who have. been enjoying
an outing at Colorado Springs and
Denver during the past month,
returned home Sunday night.
Gus Weineke, accompanied by
his wife and three children, left
last Sunday night for Stntger,
Ark, to visit Mr.. Weineke's
mother for about thirty days.
The public schools OF Oney
opened last week with Miss Della
Kelly, of Denver, as principal, and
Miss Lucy Rockwell, of this city,
in charge of the primary depar,-
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. E L. Campbell,
of Wichita, Kan, were guests Of
Mrs. c. H. Chambers last week.
They are on their way home from
a trip to Salt Lake City. Mrs.
Campbell and Mrs. Chambers are
sisters.
Get free sample of Chamber
lains Stomach and Liver Tablets
at any drug store. They are easier
to take, and more pleasant in eff
feet than pills. Then their use is
not followed by constipation as is
often the case with pills. Regn-
lar size, 75c. per box.
Miss Fannie Rourke. Ed Gavi-
gan and Lawrence Dougherty
leave Wednesday evening on No.
10 for Metre Dame, Ind. to attend
school during the coming year.
Miss Rourke will attend St. Mary's
Academy and Messrs Gavigan
and Dougherty will resume their
studies at the. university.
Moki Tea positively cures sick
headache, indigestion and consti-
patton. A delightful herb drink.
La Junta tribune., 1902-09-10
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY
COMPOUNDED AT ALL HOURS
IS OE 8

We are prepared to supply your needs in this
line. We carry no shoddy goods; nothing
but the best that money can buy-that skilled
labor can make [:
La Junta tribune., 1902-09-10
.ocA, AND personal ,rE.s.

Trade with H. G. Todd s Co.
The Walk Over shoes for men.
s.. SO aud 81. 90. Try them. AT
Hawkins.
Attend Pegram's bargain sale,
and Saturday.
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ofdeal Eorr1ary rep0gt for the week
ezding ~ II o'c,ock noon, seDtazabsr e.
AuE1sz 2a-wnuan y. TruuEhtou male.
white. % years, slIlstf0sz
August se--Ja1ch cIscher. male. white
As years. tuberculosis. tltnut Muse Stsrks
male. cci1sed. I moatt 8ays. pneumonia.
Mary AEstiE- female, coloret. ~ years gen
sfal paralysis.
sepsenher t-Dr ". z. Priee, male.
white. a years, ualariai favers Helen Hood
female eoiersd- acHthA, 20 days. fcEnit
tent fever.
September 2.-slary 3 Whitehead. female
fzhlte, = yelrs monthE - days. ears.uo-
IRA az breast; infant SAM g. Hahas gnaie.
White, ? days. hamilton. C. A. Miller. CHE.
TEhite. % yeGrH. suhercuiar eateritts
September 3---tecn Aller uiFte rciarsE
year 3 months - days. cholera tnfsnsrrn
kowten O. Davis uiGie Waite nicnrhs
eutero colitis. r. Hamilton male, solored
2 years Q uaonths ? DAYS. tlhercninsis
September 4-i.HWrence pooian. male
white. s. years. sspficsernia Inignesi: Kate
SMITH female, eoiared- - yeats. malaria
September a--aIchSnnA W. k.ln,en. female.
while. 50 years months - eays. sept eae.
mis- lrfaDt Lola adams. female. e6lsred <
E,ouths, nialaTiai ferer
Septenher f-~Nathansel Shanks male
elcret. 7 year rholeFa Infantnm: A.
lcrcs, rsla, cclorets IS years lloarhs 8
c1ys mAlhYiM fever
Annuai death rate per 1000 iS6a
~. NJ Byamty 81 ~
Gas Health Ofzeer.
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sterius atrractfcn Is a1uocacsd 70
Play a weeks Gags cement az svssasT 4
cec7es teeater hegiaainz WITH matinee oc
Menday. o. a perfarnAaee rs,eutig gives
in Paris. Texas. TIE Daily Sews o. that
city sayss TIE biggest auaienee thar has
passed wttain the portals u Petersen =
tAeater for m3nY a nouth vas last aIset
70 = seer a tne op@aiag % a weeks ca-
EHseneaf y Hoyt's Comedy coEnpany. A.
popHlar prices me hGll vas "A Le@aI
M-ors ant long hefare the curtain rose
ever seat vas occupied and staniinS rc1ui
YES scarce Thts cezalti1n o. anairs ex,
lstet nor 0zlT D. the gallery bat a tna
11ifcny dress circla ara rarrnsf. las =
sp,Fulll cqupalg. p-esenslns an new
pays lnd Z > safe 70 say that Trey via
heve 4 fun h1aae al this geak n 49,
niEats play ne rork * Miss Iuiia Bea-
At.f. 70 TIE titie rcis. and Mr.. Jewell ket
81 y TIE heaVF part. art Sfg. flauda AeI
aott eolasdian, 6 especially deserving 81
s0sn lr1tatien, No better show has been
% th's efty Tor a ionE long tiIef. prfres
ltse, ~ sse 9lc. Ladies free trst ulgat
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T1e CF.-Ez1-el ac1s las tee1 Ehs -
.tcieac q mary .Avars a FErtogs Elu.ls, rGr
sllch 10 - tsss-s. % GaEa hearty ard
grateful acEzov e yE.er- -rs- Hamilton.
2T.= ana Bl-rel AEve beal very E1t al
i-re1ttre b thet- 1il1ls-ratb1az. and wa
gladly accord s6e- al drs prziHe s.- what
r-sT Gave -7ls- Tts two circles. &C tlcts-
l-s. 90 >-7grl -lI-c1 have also LIc1El--
t-IF remembered u.s. The Telephone llt
sEree- car companies also cc1Eln-s the usual
favc-S.
01r aGpsais Ia tEe gast havs always lss
VITA generous -Hrousea 10 Vlriuas ways
AID Te tcsi enuol4eEed 90 present gac
ezEse cgre l.arE our ul5sc preastG- 1e1stis
at ateesof are supp a % rae.a tat acgss
A-el, rr1C1sty, glassware aDd c1Ehicr %
an dads '7g our .cfauEa and -aslr Idsh-
ers- it w81lG BE- Vsry gratifying IL sU-le
largHeearrst persGu wcli1 send IS a few
e1rds y wcot 90 crce, 40 We eelld have
sets t1 refA27s we m.Set even arrange
Tot an Old fashioned 'ewurkinE Nni hare
81 c-t ~ Many who are net abe ~ coz
sf-e-.e llnnsy % sgPp3es cls1r De gtad
Our laW appeal urouvtt fe--h 4 response
from 4 gentleman WHO Donated SO and
l4dg wlN became reZl.ar m21tEiv SOD
sertaes Or $40. besides rAe other cpatrtnu-
tfas1
STAGE the i4tA < Ias, N8~euaer. when
rae present E1atrec tCoE charge. swsnrY
gir.s have besr admitted 20 the Home. ana
sirseen tzfA1ts have eeen boeu. SIX babes
have Lcen t4ptEst and three Adults have
assa Baptized AID received tltc TIE ehureh
surely these results szoCld co1vtEcs ire
r.ost skeUrs-al .hEr tAs Hcue e accuu-
rllstIlg god Tes1ltz
we are 1oc rrcgd o. ETpersa1sirfge Acct
the 1e5P We Eet. We are thankful 70 zei
supplies e good serTi.eahls 1rticls . cicsh-
ing. ever thoEge raeT Be serlemhas worn
aet rs Eare wha- yau can spare, and ~
shall be grateful f0r vs1r hsip Rirr nc
oid telepho1e 81. arr We VIII pronptiy
send for ycur douatiors
Ms Mary J Mason Natrua.
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In these days ef pasa and hustle many
yoanz asa are uzabIs 70 securs n. sduea-
tion desirEols on account u their Inability
70 devote the tine ordinarily required A
consequence Is ne establishment Through
cut ths eSuatry x correspondence schoeis
b. which uelE people eradicate IN var.cus
special co1rssa wtthaa. taking any time
from the work ~ Bhlch they supq0rE them
selves. aEd "a EHzy Instances CtheFs DE-
VeudeuI upon them NE SraGEerE Ssacoi
~ Correspondence AZ Dallas. TeNls- = Cue
q the leadfnE lnstirutioas q skls class n
sfs1Hs and scli-irs the pHkrCr sss otvthe PEG
thelr edn-atioa without loss e time.
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The Blus Rgbbeu Social elua was orgau-
tied by the ToEng people o EFozstoa
Ffeigats AZ sae rsstdazee q Mrs. Beia,
August a. with tsgrteen Members The
membership - as follows: Misses Efne
Brruta. Edna PessTsor. Miazis LAsez
LiIus ChE.stfla, Erra HartaaE. Rose Carts
tan. ard Msss-a Bert w. IGuzis1n- J. l.
Lytris. Valentine Carlscr, Tohu MIlisr. TIE
folfa~tzg officers were elested Mrs.
Louleslz Beit. president, NJ IS e. FCIs-
vica prsstfenc Mss ANA Certssian. treas.
grer. Mr Charles Belt. secretary.
The second needing q the eiGo WIS hcid
az sae bone q Hiss Ml1-le Lasou eu seq
fsnce- 4 az whtra Messrs- Eari Barron
au1 Charles r. Tu-tla were admitted %
utemhershir Mr. Barren was elected dor
Eeepsr The zsxt FeguIaE nesting viii be
held "Wednesday. Septeuaher II, At the hsue
q Miss ANA CHRISTIAN
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Iokn G. Marrisea o M9ssisou Brotssrs.
hailinE froU FraRkforr lad. VINO rscsa,Iy
made az offensive parch.ss % rice lants
.e Harris toartT- las returned here %
make arrEagsments Tor pattinz 10 next
feGr's crop several wells are % - drilled
en1 the -ruEnd pfepare1 As rarlfEIy as TOE
sock Ctn BE- dale, aud uate- NJ MORT
seas psrsolal supervisieu. Like all good
feNas couVtrrs h. hrclEAr others Htth hlu
Mpssrs- Walter Gard Nrt James Ar.ifrs1l-
who have neccne Impressed urlth the fd-
vansages Ie1Hs Offers and L Is Qnlte prog-
aele char tAeY wia also iuvest largely q
fhis section
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" IANla NAINaAffitHt
An rfssrnnon pa1licn.tsa cuusaiuef
On sasursaF a standardization signed
wA1 Enpn7a, wA.ea craa-a aDan
sae manner Ia Ell-n Tia Fcer Adnz
sIer tine sc-iEs qaasriou wnen chs
scurAaru Paciae snpL'yas were QUE
r. gsau-ras Co speak t-r tie Eai--
war man, as me tzr-.s, ''crr.
we -ua. stE-. xrH uHet nluez-
aueIv. Among atasr things taa
wr-ar says. II char. was anFSnlns
snaf eGaIe De published. 1neIy-rahla
IA the sfrfkara. Ths PuHr kcck 10 q
eulnnu a. space % rrz z vtTt-g
hersra tina uIhlic, Bus Z tavurnois %
"a. L WIS -asaees nntt Tau could
not alaaa aut rae Ienae % r.
III. raa.isrz q Tha Post, especially
among tia ruaIwag employees ~ the
Southern PaMac, Know t1Hs sais
sratHrens q clE tfunr the fIcrs 10
the rase- TIE Fsm rreatst shi unE
Ter a. nsvs scIg, una withour a. =
preaaf1n os 5faa II single i1arHnca.
The members % raa eDruIrl tcsss.
hsafaa ~ Chairman Mr.
-isur. aaats frequent vfIirs IN Inc
Pest egstsrtal rparna, ind ne naIrar
given cut WIS arasslea1lg slrraEse b.
rhagn. Wien TIA nattar was tlailT
4sf,r1sd iG vaa s.ia 8lEra srlu1i1E.
tsa whirA gave TIA Pcat taa I1arT
az X t5pearsd aers udruiaE. l11
haGars leaving thanEs5 Tia F1sz ant
TIA stat Or TIE treatment may La
rnrslTrtts
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Salad Of wf-h a fair wind toward sElirh
Fft-t BCeHktzsr wIs served 90 board ard
taeC the rlr-T Clate messy IN many wuE
Cil q landing WIS made sc Et1xr e N
Stands These are ehEc u small lslIus1s
rEac are llhahEGed 0zlF bF tina birds 1UE
even they gave way for the turrUders Aut
the latter zErleEet SHELLS ard wltad TIN
dinner EEs announced Mrs Taylor mad
prepared q most rstHFCing spread a1G fCI
Justice was dcEe 20 ID.
Ens sli h1la was BEST o.. all ard Bay
Et3-e cane into sight all too so0l= not
h0wever Eu-E supper lad ceeu enjoyed
l-d the san dad SCI in llI It's SpLslfioc-
Lhrze besides che hosts who sailed were
Mrs "a Taylor, Ruth Iario-. Misses Vera
szr1ZE. EdEnts Hanna. Grabls, Alne Mzz
Grtahla NTFa Asae. }fae Jarvis Marguerite
Temple Nettia Stevens. Marjorie g1rvIs,
Mr. E. n C5rf55-e. Mr. C. T. Ca,19EI-. VIII
a-t Charles Goes
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c. L. DIESEL Company Succeeds William
soc. DIESEL & Gard1e-.
One q the latest business deals u the
city hss been tas purchase by Nr. Cuarlss
J.. Desc. e the Interest," II Mr. H r.
Williamson IN the firm y Williamson. Dsssi
& GrrdEsr- THIS h0usz is one ~ th4 cftv's
Tanst prominent whctasaia s7uit and pro-
tEea dealers. 4nd WI 10 hereafter c0u-
dEctpd Crder the Eru1 Iarl- ~ thz C n
DIESEL cpmpary 9fr elem FittEpr i .
He7 assccitce y the firm and esharuis -
there Viii be % ch2nges Ia the CunIuct AZ
Its busy ess
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he yiEgin Mary Seciety. reuposed 81
1teAan citizens, Vln ceiebr1fe On Mandag
~ feast o. Innaeriate Conception 81
Fiess<d YsfEtu AAry viii solenu hign mas,
q, ~ chwen 81 AnnEpcaas1on * 10 o'eiock
= a., H<V Fathtr Henressy ofncl4f,nr
81 cfeccn and tubdtnrea 7ne satftfr
NtN foFEa Ak thslr Hall cofner J-essr.,. 4
Nof1lfua AZ o,3D a'eldek ana nar'.s n 4
te'I u the ch1Eet Tie 81 1oseeh $780,
y ma Rfte ineistd anf viii take part ~ IT,
ff<fsApA.iFs herD's bad kas been - 4 szSi
fzEqrt ~ a~2ettea 80 ana fson ~
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TEXAS MINERAL FIELDS
AW EXPERT TELLS or T+= WONDERS
or LLsnlC COUNTY.
cz-rzl- <sis- Says srat Tsra-s Are
bfa1-s a eel5s7 --aersl1i-g ard
Cutaidsrs ggat scou Go67ds 3. u5-

Mlrars a1G mixing computes. me fr-
l11tT Ia TzzsrEl, Irs E'eEari5IA ThiF
l1t5-s csgHgher b. a fel6 Ftll1 1az az
secle -tua 1ruTai tcndUzE I1Ht s1crst
au- gT aC-1erizis1 an5 saAtrspecg MANY
mining cLa-s ~ tle West Rave lke -4e
sIrus ~ view E1zllrt Geea l5ln1orst lr
8ts YEARS. lr -s-1 al~s tser ecrret.
.-t5 gz,p.sg ulerr v4srH sc-ser-ia- % l75
so tm-s asa where r 11ea nat -sgz.i,s
enormous ca5-l. E5 iacrra ec1c'rr1 lie
Income rhamdrts gar -sulL- la Eat.1r-
llr E-.or1s5 a1l Pine sI.CltJe -r tslrs
.G r1r7 l1t lzasotlrvs 50i-. e1tIrsnr
ortu1aals l1-tie sue1E tl-vlE1 r.
nu ALL % Esse .--1tlns4l 1-t tle1a-
Arig mere accarl1E e. -21ss Tsl elaatt
sa1w zza1 11t d I7ra 1re1tasls stlt
% uacr Ga rerAH s1s nt1#uI ln1s %
tas srlts we've s1e1a. elr 4sgeiirueut
Eas lr-rz zf :as vszszrs5. mineral ~.
5ctl-s o. Tszla La1 gene l1eGat ant g1i5s
cgcs-l f-5GC SKIS 1dlE .n .ash TIC IA
.1rs-sal .E -1H Yeats tr1n ELL ora cs<tE1
sLtGT SRA 1-Eu E1afa ftgu far Gist
atFs -el-E ot che Diversity &C Texas Ila-
EL ard lerg -ala lslt ll -1s lsac
ll
4IeIE tls 5iqnaera tz ire a-7aerr $50
- il -4sfa- -La1a 70 Liall s
-tg-l-- &a1l 7e1eur La- C6Es
s9a1e f'IF dla q 1-gctl-al -lcer wren
1Tec tll-rg Y1sLrs sT-erteDce ,r ClH--ruEi
t1E e.sewleca t1ra1 e1oar tEs ul1try e7un-
rr Ga7i1ln Asirn IS now IA -le EstT lC
iGg stnET q -2e LlLld rd 1e.tI lz1 8
e1l l7artaE ~ t-ce'il-s tGe ar.-illsrF r-
& Hssan wHt aoMe e AAt 1wa snsrrg
A-a sE1hEsitsr. lApr1,1 seilE sara I've
car ust un1erscEl& way taa l--HreaE 90
leEts -ErisVcfA siI1u1 1e -cu-enE-a-a-
Trgc tue F-E --scGsitl--- or uuv raa-
81 o aa = H I'D
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csarheFiain's ceesh Remedy has r.
variable Feeord- Il has been % ~ To-
over shirty years, durirg which riaie naHr
miliiqa bottles have bees sold and used.
y ANA long beep ths standard aa6 maia
rs.iln-e q The treatment q srcrp II shsa-
ttncs q hcE,ea, Y2t duTfax al teis tlras
90 case has ever eeR1 fRrcsggd te The MAJ.
fasrrfszs n vEica & failed 70 ezset ears.
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The Union Baptist association viii meet
e. CQEroe ssoteuber T. Il ana a. Rev.
D. Riley viH preach the tutro-
tucr1rY scrii0n- and Rev W NJ Hnrris
q GaIvescq1 viii delver rhe mission sar-
l2n large gathering ~ Bartters from
oYer the state Is expected % attsnd
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s1r AaG taas wiz carsa ths Llzno
peoCls 1ttIA discomfort They would vel
come me1 1t 1rIlls, s1erEy ara e1pf-al.
wl4tter GEsT be Americans cc -EL-ese-
l--izC- --Igsa or Fi laos WA c1aT
Ea1- Is ~ tAVeTa- --a 5a.f
captain Keith caLss LtE1iT t11gcssrl lF
the Lss- sruDizsEt silxan5 % ais -5glrF-
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P1rrr, Horace ard WisIls TAYLOR gave
their Bay Ridge frisnds nssz Geslghsras
sail last Wefzestay. captHin Marsh asa
sia beat weFt ready varg cary l. ths @0En-
tSg and tAAans e. ita iallz dad re ssas
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Az EXTENSIVE ArrNrRAr. zovr


re also Gaia thar The extent oe the asla
is thirty niles IN width ard seventy niles
In isngth. IN that aeld enc can saA
more o. the Esrs metals thnn aaywhere
else IN the world Taese Is gold silver
copper lead aHd a dozen Others.
he e Interested 30 a pEaperty incurpovat
"a about year szo. The COMPANY h1s
spent only 5000 Il has ahafr sky
eight feet deep. aad q cross s-it f-aai
bottom Of rae saaft AZ the affy-foo, fevel
@ the north WaN- Tie splfn wall has mi
hten re4cAfd IS All Al the horr1.n 81
tae s1lft glsy lave cut either way Cap
ths loltcos ilVei and en- solfA Ih1t
would give l-4 the widgl ~ tha via
3lis fel1. ne SAYS. ea1 ~ glainsv raced
Tor c4ataLce q nfLeel miles 0u the sur
face lH1 tle Ore n alwaFs the slale Ter
are iFo cgner Ecit nTopcrties 70 the sane
nei- ao71cr'c- Twelve miles frnn Liano
Waic1 hare Rad ASSAYS 81 from 3 "a 4
ger cen, copper ana from s. 70 SO 4 ia
Certain Ke,gh 4 "a Houste1 gar IN.
I purpose ~ interesting canitai Is ~ erf.s-s
q proving The Geld He s1rs 49, 49,
/ uitEilg companies ~ California; wo,f5s t--r-
~ the ehance q asilE first 10 sirh rsif
I AID De also asserts that IRE Ca1fl-ri,-.,
nine everythinE wklch wili asSav - 4
He SAYS that u1a eaHld IS 70
/ California win the sarna rr.,--sf-i,., -
have ~ srouhle Wdaierer Ia .A~srf,,s N,
re capital neetsi tor the pe-pssa 81 ra,v.
ing 4A1 DEVELOPMENT stAf ~.
4 tine sid Capfain Keith -erorerrv 80
g on1E1r - this eeid IN ~. rsrv 49,
tntN1e, 1oEeves, North4rr carttfitfss r,if,
sFeoD eoFA AID Rohe!e eyt<yt1ing "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-07

C'r7ck This afternoon for the purpose ~
oEEHntEfnE chess club. NJ 2 q. Bscser.
n fnaG@r 81 the Houston tretxh- hqreIg,
wno = az expert chess playeC- vii BE-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-07

Z T.
"a c1nvsrsaG.z viva q re1rsIsut1 I've O..
Tls Posi- Fegter,.lT -a5tai- Eal-a salE
that IA Lza1o co-asv l. q vas- ziai.r
aeit yet uri1EcEst a grglc area ot uilseal
bearing san ysg gtrztz 90 rae gGcx ar1 sn4
clAngo-1 drtI a-ge es1oetgs q irou- 30
rtca EEat srecazsas caG be glcEad f-s-
t1s grScE4 AKA we-1s1 iaEo hsgsesaoss aAt
p-swsl1zsg- ana zG=e inviting td1a al
gale asa 0cot-ettys sG0aEE q make
L1eusEna ran rsh, May sxrarrs savs
sxaa54as9 tssas dscssits ard have cpus
Abroad 90 say thas gola Is there bayaaa
az douss, Dus tnar II woaA require. T.
thsts optnigu, VaaE caultal % g.i1e K urod..
gbIy- Captata EelEh regasIars4 ths go.
s9-A sl1 reports % alleged eIpeT-s $40
qtNre o. what .sa EqGL-esIs or Feet nuHsr
tne sGFtAee y -1e eartA- lie recalls st.l
nA1 sarcasm t1c predictions % exp4rcs
tAat OF wo--t ldt be fo1A4 ~ rfa1auefr
la p4giDE guauriuEs- aud he dlsulase.i
. Win eQ2telpc lAe cgiglaas uttered ag rEsu
e-e $40 E.edss g <.eznet from ao-s&s
saptAll heiy2 cqea r1t used 10 Be- toid
that z2.1 a5ql1tS la Ll1n1 coUr.y since
ne nGa IT, Ills possezeiol SAMPLES % tas
Pseci9us qge FEose gu-tef IS proo. snolra
t-AAo eel2tF gIes untold ricAes % psaaee-
nFNe.HQefs al4 re SAYS that whau he
-illrsA4 Nel!-A o leAas T. t1ilF 1ngre
e.atet al ether reserves will apnca- "a
WPFs soF some time Ga pE1aercr MAR
t-a iowa % Al2u1- Re B1uk a shaft Flxty-
e.ra- feet deco and rEe s7il and 1uartr ~
Identical from TOD go bottom Surface ia
clc4s.1ls everyw1ere axe that ther- are
Skis Eve Feet o. psyi1z ore fs aver
eges ,l sSs1E ftem 81 % $40 osr tgr
captain hetra g. conservative ana ols-as
the Zgsrage az aeous $3.50 o., toa- Tbe
superintendent q Fort Worth fo1a-
panT, ae SAYS. made q search far aianks
and The ore averaged 81 20 per t5n. t.sp-
tzin Keith says that this Is Enel.iar
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-07

IN rseagt - re aaaess-zeus a. GER
soaal property. greater LrrtrEts "a fttg-
zenr c-a7 de t-cVabgt- Tns psrsc-al sz
rntastEen q ne 1s0perST lasaasss ,s ROT
Fs0cired. FFuz ths very Eatsra ot TIE
pEspeztg s1ce a. szgnia4tt1a wsgIa 81 la.
roasfsie. ThsrssoCe les ezisteccs EEd valae
may ee assumad, ,aavinx the aaat dstsrra.-
Ration rs 70 i-s awrsFahsg ard va1us ta tse
1oarh of TIE party assessed
'-The esputlss havtng charge et pers1aai
nasessEssats saaali exercise good faith,
sreas czre aua thsar cost isssmszt r. -
g-eparatisa ~ thslr lists Thav ahozls aa
vlgfIsGs AID Industrious n see&iax ~. aha
saarvss q Information a. 10 tndlvtt1als
estates AID cnrpo7Erl1Es. % the end tzas u
ta1zhle pFeperty within ne iufi-s3est0u o.
ths city s@OgEd ESCAPE beagiIs rs nAars "a
bsouSy Csnn. sssaEer Auts1ris,h q
Washington H-l3hts. declared thar rs.
ha4Fd lad pur az tlzpass4ais task 1u u.
deputies He std t6at ~ ais G.ssric
there were 1900 parcels Il zeal eztatt
covering 81 6locaa aad that Il woaia ,.
q pkTsieal snpces11tltfv % reGssass All thI
property h Ii time allowed
s-1hs fcard does not sxpecs izncaxlh,I Il
ties" replied President Wsiis I'VE dea-
expect 20 arrive az q perscct assessment d
enc gear. You have Yenr distractions as,
Il = now your drrV O. make al ASSESS
E5snt that wsn commend itsff q t1a peap
e TIA city"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-07

There VII Be a Meeting az tts Rooms
- the British club On Maia stree. n 4