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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-23
WHlTLoCK BLAMELEss.
So Says General Manager Trce of the
International and Great Northern.

So Says General Manager Trice OF the
International and Great Northern.
Bryan. Texas, July 2,.-General Manager
Leroy Trlce Of the International and Great
Northern, and w h. Bsbee of the Hous
ton and Texas Central were here today to
meet X. A. Thompson, engineer Tor the
railroad commission, with reference to the
two companies switching each others cars
on their side tracks. The matter was
brought to the attention Of the commission
by the business league and is matter OF
great interest and importance
on being asked about the Agricultural
and Mechanical college students taking the
place of strikers I'm the shops al Palestine,
Mr.. Trcc said: II nm truly glad that the
governor has ordered an Investigation,
Facts VIII show very differently from the
impression made on the convention AZ Cal
weston ana they viii also show that Act
Ing President Mhitock is entirely blame.
less OF improper conduct. These young
men wanted work after they left school
aud we employed them and are paying
them the very best prices for similar WORK
IN this territory. We have found them IN
tellgent, hrstclass workmen; they are do
ing credit to themselves and the school.
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THE DULuTH-eALvEsToN STORY.
The Proposed Railroad Can Not Be To-
Gated, Even on Paper.

The Proposed Railroad Can Not Be To-
Gated Even on Paper.
railroad official said yesterday: II was
ncrcdulous last week when / read the AS
ISOLATED Press announcement In The Post
that Northern capitalists had projected
railroad from Duluth, Mimi, to Galveston.
received the news with "A grain of SAT-,
for It looked Ike too long haul. The
dispatch was correct however. according 10
further news which l received today. rms
time the announcement comes from Sioux
CRY, Iowa, to the effect that articles of IN.
corporation for the Interstate Railway
company, capital stock S5O,uCOOUU, with
headquarters at Canton, s. o.. had been
Med with the secretary of state OF South
Dakota at Pierre. The articles state that
the purpose Of the company =, TO build a
line OF railway from Galveston to Duluth,
with line running up the Sioux City river
valley into North Dakota and n branch
from Brookings, :. d.. to the Missouri
river, The project Is described as new
North and South puas line, and that It Ger.
talnly is II long haul"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-23
Rates on Crookery.

Galveston, Texas, July 22.--At the recent
meeting of the Southwestern tarlff commit
tee held in Chicago reduction was made
IN the ;ates ON erockery shipments from
Liverpool, ohio, Monmouth, H., ana other
production points to Texas. This Will be
detrimental to the importers OF Galveston
unless the railroad commission VIII main.
tain tue usual diierentiai relation between
the producing points named and Galveston.
Inc matter was taken cognizance' OF by
secretary J. II. Johusgon OF the chamber
Of commerce of this city, who was Is I'M.
cngo during the session of the committee
for the purpose of Keeping closely IN touch
with Their proceedings regarding matters
affecting Galveston and he viii take the
matter up with the railroad commission.
wholesale crockery horse has recently
been established here which contemplated
dong business on an extensive scale, ana
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Notes and Personals.

Mr.. E, Ensign has returned to the city.
Mr.. T.. d. Adams, superintendent OF the
American Express company is in town.
Mr.. G. Waldo, division agent for the
Houston and Texas Central AT Austin, is
In the city.
Mr.. y. w Bennett. route agent for the
American Express company Mt Dallas, Is
spending the week in Houston
The service OF the American Express
company has been extended over the Texas
station from Wlnnsboro to Marshall,
Mr.. c. +. Woods, formerly assistant pas.
senger and ticket agent for the Southern
Pacific at San Antonio, has been appointed
travelling passenger agent of the Queen and
Crescent, with headquarters at Houston.
Mr., Woods has been with the Southern
Pacific since 1850 and has worked all over
the road, from New Orleans to Frisco.
WHOM zen last night Mr., Woods said that
he had chosen Houston as his residence
place because It is the best railroad town
In the South. am delighted to observe
that Houston Is building good streets That
develops II town quicker than anything
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FLYER Nav Resume.

Greenville. Texas, July 22.-Jnmes Barker.
general passenger agent of the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas railway system, and w.
G. Crush. general passenger agent Of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway OF
Texas, were again in the city yesterday,
trip over the Shreveport division. As
foreshadowcd some time ago, they are earn
estly considering the ACCESSIBILITY of putting
on double daily passenger trains between
Greenvillc aud Shreveport, and II General
Manager Allen does not turn such propu-
sition down, the dyer will go ON again In a
few weeks,
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TESTIMONY ALL IN.
Arguments Being Heard in Frederickson
Cese-Conviction Almost Certain.

Henderson. Texas, Jnlv % -Vhn tostI
mony IN the case Of the State Of NTexas VS.
nc old negro, Brsco Fredcrckson, rhnfgsd
with criminal assault on n white girl has
inc defendant is represented hy Mes,rs
Moore Beard and Futchs, while the dis
lrict and county attorneys are assisted Nv
y, r, Norris and Harvcv Turner ,o n.y.
Ysction Is almost assured
Ihe soldiers are stlll here, and while
everything is quiet, intense infSTest :
Of the jury ''i"iVl
The victim in this case Is only II wears
childhood. S'uVe
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FOR GOVERNMENT PARK.

interior Department Agent En- Route to
Sulphur Springs, !. 7.
Denson, Texas. July 22.-Frank c.
Churchill special representative of the In.
terror department. was In the city this
morning on route 10 Sulphur Springs, l. r.,
whore he goes to lay out the boundaries Of
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WILL RESUME OPERATIONS.
Insurance Companies viii Again Take
Fort Worth Risks.

Fort Worth, Texas, July 22For more
than month nearly every insurance
company doing business had Withdrawn
from this city leaving merchants and
others practically without protection, This
action was brought about because Of IL
legged defective outside wiring.
Since thcn however. the citizens have
been remcdying the defects ana today tire
Texas Prevention Fire association through
the diheren; State agents, notified Fort
Worth that beginning tomorrow all the
withdrawn companies would resume opera
Iinns
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Children Like II.

"My little boy took the Group one night.
says F. d. Reynolds of Mansfield, o.. ''and
grew so bad you could hear him breathe ali
over the house. thought he would die hut
few doses of One Minute Cough Cure re-
lleyed and sent him to sleep. That's the
last we heard OF the Group" One Minute
once. For coughs, colds, Group. grin. asth
ma and bronchitis.
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Wreck on Iron Mountain.

Texarkana. Texas July - The east
bound local freight on the Iron Mountain
railroad leaving here at 0:30 a. m. was
wrecked at a bridge near Hope, Ark to
day. Twelve cars, with their fret rht were
smashed the contents being ruined The
fireman and engineer saved their lives by
1umping
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Traok LayIno Commene.d.

Van Week. Texas, July 2l.-The cOnstruc-
ton crew commenced laying track to Bay
City this morning and expect 10 have trains
running over the road IN about ten days
The Hawkinsyile extension Is completed
about i've miles.
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Killed by ELECTRICITY.

Greenville, Texas, July - Robert Scott,
fireman at the Ice plant was instantly
killed this morning while handling an elec.
trio light wire. Charles woodward was Sc
ri0usly burned when he attempted tc rescue
Scott from the grasp of the electric cur
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Fosters Local Foraoasts.

Weather changes noted below VIII occur
within twen'y-four hours of s p. m. OF
dates below.
July 23-warmer.
July 24-Threatening.
July 25--Varlable.
July 2o-coo'er.
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FINE PEACH CROPS.
Tyler County Grower Realizes $2oC
Per Acre

Tyler. Texas. July 21.-Mr, W u. Swan
OF Swan, this county, presented The Post
reporter today with n few peaches OF the
Elberta variety which had m, average meas
urement OF eleven ana onc-half Inches in
circumference. MIR. Swan has 700 trees
pf this variety or about two acres. This
year he gathered and sold 1900 crates at
80 cents per crate. The peaches netted him
considerably over 5000 per acre. There is
no land In this section that VIII average Il
bale of cotton per acre In the best Of sea.
sons and in the rich bottoms Of the Rrazos
lands are hard to find that will make "A
bale to the acre, or $40 per acre Mr..
Swans neighhors have done equally as well
this season. In fact. all peach growers of
this county have done well.
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Rusk Peach shinments.

Rusk. Texas. July 2l,-Up to this date
this place has shipped forty one solid cars
of peaches this year. The returns on
twenty cars give the growers little over
$1,000. The balance viii bring better
prices. The bulk Of shipment Is over.
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GEORGE Clark to Sneak.

corsicana, Texas, July 2l,Mayor r. O.
Call has extended an Invitation TO Hon.
George Clark Of Waco 10 deliver the adj.
dress OF the day at the Confederate re.
union on July a. Mr., Clark telephones
today that he accepts the invitation
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h the Baby Is cuttlna Teeth

be sure and use that old and well triad
remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Srri,n
for children teething- 1t soothes the child
softens the gums, allays all pain, cures
WIND. collie and Is tho best remedy for
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Piles Cured Without the knife.
=, Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protrudlnr
fles Your druggist viii refund youf
YOU. 90 cents ~''e
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1t is believed that the action of the North
ern producers was taken to get ahead OF
the Galveston concern.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE.

H.. a II. C. b. n.
Grand Central Depo,
Leave No. 4. 100 Arrive No. $. s.2s p m
Leave Ne Ne .iS 1898 A Ay: NJ n. 5S
II. a n. o. n. n.
Grand Central Depo.
Leave is.. NJ 22sI% A s,tv. Ne Nos m
Leave No ,o...o.3O am Arrive Nc .. 10 80 m
O., II. a o. A. Ry.
Grand Central Depot
issss s Nc No. siis nm AVs s S@ 70 500 100
G.. III. a N. II. H.
Grane Central Depot
leave No. 10.0s A. N Arrive No. a.. 900 am
Leave Ne h AMY: Ne Ne 1885 pm
Nos. ana Sundays Only
N. Y, II. N. IA n
Grand Central Depot
issse No siiois a N Arrive No Iss 3.3s , m
9. a. s A. p. ny.
Grand Contra, Depot
leave No. i...9.s5 a. m Arrive No -6.2s pm
c.. c. q s. p. II. II.
Grand Central Depot
leave 100 m Arrive. SIS
lsave........T p m Arrive .....o go pm
Galveston Trains
Leave 400 a m Arrive .....- 3.30pm
lesve......."7.4s m Auive........7 80 pm
Additional SUNDAY Specials
Leave ...-.s;s5 an Arrive. SO. 80 a N
leave........1.5O p m Arrive. ...-. .S.ZO p
flhese trains leave the Santa Fe Congress
Ave. rsToi 10 minutes later than the above
H. E. & W. It. r.. n
.Iesv,7.oo ON. Express Train Arrive 9 10 p IN
A trains leave Gard Central Depot
RI. ". IS II. II. II.
M.K& 7 Depot Fifth Ward
leave 9. 30a. N ....,...........Au arrive 6. s. an
leave 40 ,. n ,......,.. see. arrive O. So pm
FofGslvesiou Trains see g. II. & H.
i. & e. n. II. IL.
Depot foot OF Congress Avenue
Houston and Waco Trains.
Ieaycf2.25 p, N .....,....... Arrive H. 80 pm
St Louis Trains.
lesve SIS p r................. Arrive 4. 50 am
leave s.00a. m..,......... &C.,. Arrive $50 pm
Columbia ana Velaseo Trains,
leave $780, m................ Arrive. A.45 pm
Dally EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Leave 900 am Sunday only) Arrive $40 pm
G. II. & II. n. II.
IeAve l. E. G. N. Depot .........,.. 500 a. m
lc5ve. NJ. K. & I. Depot. ...,.,-..... 9.Os a
Isave....L g. 6. n. Depot .,.,....,.....o 81 $ a, m
Leave Grand Contra Depot. IS m
Lave. & Q Depot -............4.S5 p
'leaVe.. Grand Central Depot. ........ 80 a. nj
sLeayC... i & G. n, Depot. 7 40 a. IT
sundays only
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-18
LONG Is HI)ORSED
Harper County Republicans
for Him for Senator.
TICKET AND PLATFORM
Are as Strong as Were Ever
Made in the County.

Anthony, July 1.-THE largest and most
enthusiastic Republican convention in
history Of the county. las delegates. was
held here today. Strong resolutions. en-
dorsing Roosevelt. Stanley. and instruct
ing nominee for representative 10 vote
for Long for senator. as well as endors-
ing him. were adopted.
John Burke. of Danville, was nomi-
mated for representative. c. u. Cutler
Of Harper. for sheriff; r. II. Beebe, OF
Anthony. for county attorney; II. O..
Davis. of Anthnoy. FOR probate judge;
P NJ Heck. of Attica. for superintend-
ent of county schools; F. NJ. Evans. Of
Anthnoy, for county treasurer; F. 3.
Haun. Of Freeport. for register OF deeds;
w E. Blackburn, Of Anthony. for county
printer; NJ. S. Neighbors. OF Attica. for
district clerk; Abe Jordan. OF Freeport
for county clerk; DR.. W. 5. Lloyd. Of
DanviIe, for coroner; Robert B. Burch-
fel. Of Camchester. for surveyor. and
c. E. Worries. Of Attiea, for commits
sioner First district
C E. Denton. of Attica, was made
chairman OF the county central COM
mittee. l. G. Jennings. of Anthony. sec
Rotary; and Louis Walton, OF Harper
treasurer. a brisk and HOT campaign is
planned to begin September 1.
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Mrs. L. S. Carter will address the
Wichita Boys League at the First Bap-
fist church at O'Clock tonight.
The Ladies Aid society of the Central
Christian church viii meet in the church
today at p. m. \ very large attend
anee is expected.
Regular meeting of Wichita lodge No.
90. L o. o. r, this evening. Work in
the iniatory degree. Degree staff ex-
pected 10 be present.
Knights and Ladies of Security Re
member the moonlight picnic for tonight.
Meet at the han at 7:S and go to Lin
wood park. Come out and have a good
time.
Stated conclave Of Mt Omvet com
mandery No. u X. T. tonight at 7:so
O'Clock sharp Work in the temple Full
attendance desired. Visiting Fraters
cordially invited.
The regular quarterly meeting Of the
Wichita Confederate association viii be
held in the city building this evening
at S O'Clock. a fun attendance is re-
Quested as business of Importance is to
be considered. The public cordially in
vited.
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GOOD AS CANDY.
Children Like craue-Nuts.


Wise selection Of food viii help any
one. The healthy people can keep well
and those who are 81 can obtain sure
benefit by the steady use Of Grape Nuts
a lady says: TO say that Grape
Nuts Food has been a help To me is put
ting it very mild indeed. For seven years
I was an Invalid suffering from extreme
nervousness and weak. tired. exhausted
feeling. was compelled 10 lie down
several times each day and the least ex-
ereise exhausted me. was also unable
TO sleep nights
4 read many times Of the remarkable
results rom the use u -Grape-Nuts
Food and anally decided so try IT,
Il ate Grape-Nats three times a day
in different styles fer about three months.
then twice a day and have realized
wonderful benefit have grown strong
and almost entirely well Can do an my
own work. ard seldom have r. lie down
Until ] 50 20 bed at night then enjoy
restfui sleep.
II do not become fatigued as used 70
ard am able 10 study mere 60 Iuy ire ~
work trr0stci NJ aF'.il GOES rot sex
weary as II used 20. NY stomach Is
strong ard 7 can and do eat three hearty
meals a DAY.
I'VE would hardly know what to 90
without Grape-Nuss for tne house The
chldrea often cay Nanua. maks
-reat bss pasiins this tine- Theg ealy
the fcod as they Mould candy Nams
sfven - Postum Co, Battle Greek
Nieh
De.cIous recipes for varEa weather
desserts n each package o. Graae-Nats-
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believe that the good understanding
which had been reached between you
and the ecclesiastical authorities in Rome
can not fail to do away with the prob
ability of friction or difficulty. In the
same manner 1 will direct the genera
commanding in the Philippines TO as
certain. by the customary methods. with
the buildings belonging TO the church
having been occupied by American troops
and for what periods. what damage has
been DONE and in each case what rea-
sons. if any, exist for denying an obi
cation to pay rentals and damages; and
1 shall hope that the conclusion thus
reached Will be satisfactory TO the
church.
"A similar treatment of ali these sub
jects mentioned in your proposition may
with equal readiness be followed.
while it is TO be regretted that the
authorities having control of the relig-
icus orders do not see their way to make
definite agreement for the withdrawal
from Manila of the friars formerly in
the parishes, yet it is TO be hoped that
pending the settlement of these various
matters they will reach the conclusion
that it is wise to Go the same thing of
their own notion and irrespective of
any agreement to that effect. However
that may be, you should assure the au-
thorities of the church that we shall at
all times do ali in our power to continue
the good understanding already reached
and to agree upon such action as shall
be for the benefit of ALL and further as
sure them of our high appreciation of
the courtesy and confidence with which
the expression of your views and wishes
has been received.
LAS preliminary to the treatment now
proposed, it is desirable that the author
tiles of the church should arrange TO
forward to YOU as soon as practicable
fun and definite lists (a) of the property
which they hold to the title of these
properties. If their relation to the title
is by ownership of the stock, then the
fetal stock of the corporation, amount of
stock which they hold and the officers
OF the corporation.
"Cb) OF the churches, converts, etc,
which they claim to have been occupied
by American troops and for which rent
ais or damages are claimed, and with the
details Of the claim.
(c) OF the church properties. formal
title TO which remained in the Spanish
crown at the time of cession and formal
conveyance of which the government *
DESTROYS.
1T should be observed as to these
that no authority has been granted by
congress TO make such conveyance unless
it be as a part of a general settlement
including purchase of the lands.
cd 4 statement of the various char
table and educational trusts which the
authorities~of the church consider should
be regarded as developed upon the church
rather than upon the state. ROOT,
Secretary Of War"
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CAPTAIN REIsINeER DEAD
Philadelphia Brought Home FroE
Panama by Lieutenant

San Francisco, July 1.-THE United
States cruiser Philadelphia arrived from
Panama today in command of Lieuten-
ant Commander Charles Laird. Captain
William Wagner Reisinger. who was in
command OF the Philadelphia when she
left Panama. died July Of Panama fe-
yer. He was married at Magdalena- Cap
tain Reisinger leaves a wife and mar
ried daughter in Washington, .. c.
When the Philadelphia left Panama
on July q there were no new develop
ments, but q conflict was expected 20
take place at any time at sea between
the. Boyaca. the government guuboat,
and the Padilla, whose whereabouts We're
unknown. While in the south the Phil
adelphia was as far down the coast as
Ecuador Lieutenant Commander Laird
is awaiting orders from Washington.
but it is probable that the cruiser viii be
sent TO Mare Island for an extensive
overhauIing. She was relieved at Pan
anna By the Ranger.
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NormaI School Notes.


Visitors We're again among Us visiting
many Of the classes. but the names were
not learned Mt Williams. father Of
Clerk Williams. John South. Eva Wilson.
Ellen Humfeid and II. Il. Lewis 81
Star. are those whose names we're
learned. All visitors should get acquaint-
ed with the Eagle man.
The first section OF history work en-
gagged the hour endeavoring 10 find
wherein the Mexican war was tustidable.
He has little; He has very little. re
has but little. were the three sentences
that caused some sharp discussion.
The question whether "ar but and
VERY have the same construction ard
tive Somehow the substantive and ad-
jective pronoun viii not down and stay
down.
Under The Bill II Rights many things
appear that causes wonder as % what
Is right OF just Especially was the part
where criminal proceedings, eminent
domain and taxation were ercroach-
ments upon liberiy-personsi liberty.
wonder why Mr. Temple was looking
for a stickg Had the class IN orthog-
raphy failed @ study2
The nervous system is task M
less a teacher may b. pardoned from
teaching by example
Prof. Stout teaches the subject ~ e1-
ample and comparisons making it
somewhat easy for pupil u eompre-
hend This subject II nerves rsqulres an
idea ~ structure a1d fheu q csraparaon-
Current news discussed tho change q
ministry g. England and J. 2. Morgan
and his work
cecil Barlaw. J. s. ColvMe .. y MI
lsr l. D. Hickman ard Fefn Rsadau. n
the lftE wee enrolled
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TO REDUCE CABINET
BaIfour Considers the Present Men,
hership EntireIv Loo Iarne


London, July 1s.-The fac THAT ali the
ministers except Earl Cadogan. including
Sir Michael Hicks Beach. attended yes
terdays coupciI shows that Prime Min
lister Balfour has asked all Of them TO re
main in office until the end Of the present
session Of parliament. The Marquis OF
Londonderry. postmaster general in
public speech yesterday, announced that
Mr.. Balfour had asked him to retain the
postmaster generalship and that he had
consented to do so. 1t is understood that
Mr. Balfour intends TO reduce the num-
her of ministers in the cabinet, which
has been increasing in recent years until
ii has become almost unwieldy. Neither
a lord lieutenant of Ireland nor an Irish
chancellor is likely to be included in the
next cabinet.
The Earl of Pembroke. Lord Steward
of his majesty's household and the Duke
of Marlborough are mentioned 10 succeed
Earl Cadogan.
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ono of CITY Clerk.
N'l-ANE ~ -Nr -
Wichita. Kansas. July -. 1907

Office of city clerk.
Wichita. Kansas. July 10 1902
Property owners are hereby notified
that the mayor and city council have by
resolution declared it to be necessary
to construct a permanent curb
On the east and west side of Ohio
avenue. from Second to Third.
On the east and west side of Water
street. from Orme to Lincoln.
On the east side and west side Of
on the east and west side Of Market
street. from Pine to Ninth.
Also a permanent curb and gutter on
the east and west side of Topeka from
Douglas to First street.
And if a majority of the owners Of
property resident in the city and liable
70 taxation therefor. shall not within
twenty days file with the City Clerk
their protest in writing against said
Improvement then the mayor and council
viii proceed to construct same.
5O-6t J. E. LELAND, City Clerk.
John ]. Crist, architect. Have opened
my office at 126 North Main street, and
will appreciate any work may receive
from my friends and patrons. Ny ser
vices viii be reasonable and strictly to
the wishes of my clients. 53-3tx