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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-01

BIDS VIII be received on or he
fore o'clock p. m on SATURDAY, the otA
day or August A. -. 1907, NJ the Otnce OF
and addressed TO @. IL. 4. RudcslD A
son, architects, for the erection OF II three
story ana basement brick building 10 he
erected By j. O. Ross at Houston Texas,
aud all bids so received will be opene
Immediately thereafter Plans and specii.
cations Of said building may be seen ana
form Of proposal can be mad at the Off, G
OF o, IL T. Rudesil & son. architects.
l0l2i5 Texas avenue. Houston, Toxins.
Each and every bidder viii be rtqulrt,l
10 iuclose with his proposal a cerliGel
check. drnwn In favor Of J. - Ross, foi ihr
sum 81 two ~ per cent Of the total amount
81 his bid The successful bidder shall
furnish q good and approved boAd To tae
amount Of hfty Cj0j per cont OF contract
price, said bond 10 BE- given within ten
l10l DAYS after date Of awarding contract
The owner reserves the right 10 reJett any
and all bids. J. o, Ross. o. II, T. Rude.
sill 4 son. architects 10
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,E.cH RECEIPTS !.
M PRICES TO BREAK
| rimcr---corn, Mixed
|, 'os Hay Weaker.
l, Soins Upward

..,.,ots broke the mar
~ -, sob % heavy were the ar
y . clear out the stocks
'a s. cut half In two.
'rouly source from three
..,ou,erts to this market
.a'p heavy express receipts
no immensely OF suen
sspd it must only cause
g. 9 was not a greater dc,
y, Il trade and at the same E
Y. .,dIa absorbing qualities
ss.t The delay in snip
l..ss b. the many washouts
| ,.seoupted IN a measure .l io =
.rrIvals and every road
ss he peach belt brought
' W. The Elbertas and
s.ls M with remarkable
|,ss lower level reached en,,,n,d IN
ki,iy on the more common
.--~ 4
Es.a oats have been lowered
II. timothy hay is coming in
l $500 lower.
| !. selling 1d2c lower and
LIZA corn Is down lie.
| :, barrel apples is due to
/ Supplies have again run low
N i warm welcome.
I urinary markets Indicate a
NM tendency in lemons and
4, oeryades the local trade.
,,,kness In the potato situa-
!, oaerings of the Texas
EsJeh a larger quantity was
~ ruling frmer under the an
Nm supplies and a generally
m, IN the receipts. Scarcely
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eolIos nepartment ehake-Up.

Hev, orleans. July 8l.-The New Orleans
grand turr has been making things lively
for the police department this WeeE A'i
- nnitce csntains and corporsls were
e,,r,,,,oned before the fury and asked 70 ex-
p INI Why gambling houses are permitted z, d
r. run Wide open and In defiance OF the
law and why lottery sharks are ailow V.,o 20 .,
99 az are expected before the cru
SADIE Is ended.
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packages; copperas, $500 in barrels; castor
oil, i20 per gallon In 5-gollon packages;
epson salts. S175 per 100 lbs In barrels,
alcohol, So 70d3.OO per gallon: sulpur,
50 65 per 100 lbs in barrels; alum, SRc per
pound In barrels; satpeter, Tc per pound In
barrels; camphor, zoe: wood alcohol 75c
6$1 90; gum opium. SO so; powdered opium.
$3.50 carboic acid, 4od42c per pound In
liyered Texas common railway points.
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Rslinious Msetlnn Closed

Bryan. Texas July 31.-The meeting at
the Christian church In this city, which
has been conducted for the past three
weeks by Evangelist Patterson and his
singer. MI Huston Of Indianapolis, close I
last night There were six conversions dnd
eight additions to the church.
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BRYAN IN NEW HAVEN.
He Expresses His Opinion Of Iowa Re-
publican Platform.

publican Platform.
New Haven, Conn, July 31.-Eor the
third time within a week william j. Bryan
was today a visitor In New Haven. HC
Is n guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Fhilo ), Ben
nett at the Ansautawae CLUB, Savin Rock
lie VIII leave tomorrow for New York go
ing later to Maryland 10 address a chautau
qua assembly at Mountain Park on Satur
day.
In an interview, Mr.. Bryan said: -!
am glad to see that the republicans OF lows
admitted yesterday the necessity Tor tarln
reform, for, while Il will strengthen thc
republican party In that state Tor the com
ing campaign, II Will ultimately weaken ~
for the republicans can nor permit anJ
reform In the tar!n without cndangerin:
their whole system"
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New York Dry Goods.

New York, July 31.-There has been I'm
provement In the general demand for cot
ton goods today and the tone is dull and
easy. Lower quotations made for Pep
nerelI. Utica and other wide sheetlngs and
yor rod finished cambrics. Print cloths In
active at unchanged pricesi prints and
cinghams unchanged.
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METALS.

TIN-Firn, $50. 5o031 co; lead, b%c.
GALVANIZED SHEET IRoN-65 and 3
per cent discount
ROOFING TIN-Maohine made, St0.5o8
100 per box; old style, S16,oOGlsO per
SoLDER-Hnlf and Half. 19]4a2oc Per
pound.
per square.
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WANTED Bids for buildings on lots s.
and 40 block e. corner Travis aud
Texas avenue; said buildings to be re.
moved from premises by September /,
1909. G ] Palmer. Bus. Mgr, Houston
Post. II
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Taylo, News Notes.

Taylor Texas. July s1.--The Colored Sec.
ond Baptist association adjourned here
after a weeks meeting.
The Taylor Rides have returned from
the State encampment. The people here
are delighted over the record made by the
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NOTlCE TO CONTNACTORs-Bid VIII
be received by the Board Of Regents
of the University OF Texas, at Austin,
Texas until u o'clock noon, September
G, 1902, for the erection aud completion
Of the steam heating 10 the four.8tory
brick building for girls dormltory az
Austin, Plans specifications aud ter,ns
can be seen IN the hands of Coughln q
Ayres. architects San Antonio, Texas,
and james Is. CLARK, proctor Austin,
rexHs. Check, bond and satisfactory ref
crpnccs required I. 5. Henderson, clair
man boGrd ~ regents.
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WIRE NAlLs-S2.7 rs base per keg.
5ARBED WIRE-Galvanized, Glidden,
So. 10 FER 100 lbs; galvanized Baker, IS. 81
per 100 lbs.
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nlstrlhution Of pastIre Lands.

Garden City, Texas, July 2e.--The town
Is full Of people waiting fof the school
land IN the Quiensabe pasture 70 come on
awards 70 land IN the &. S. pasture.
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MISCELLANEOUS sTocKs.


T. H. Thompson Seed and
Rice Milling Co. .....,..,i $50 0o$1o0 90
BraZorla Rice and lrriga-
ton Co. ..,.-............(. ...... SS %
Houston Land and Trust Co l05 so .,..,..
Houston Drilling and Sup
ply Co: ..;..s,........s. i...... 90 on
International Creosote Co
OF Beaumont ..,......... so 0O.......,.
Moore.Cortes Canal Co... rs o0I o5 90
Merchants National Bank. i lis OI.....,.
Magnolia Park Co ......., ..,... rs 90
Planters aud Mechanics Ma
tional Bank .............,l 112 so ,......
Rockdale oil Mill Co ....l......I 145 90
South Texas National Bank 1876 O0l ......,.
Sour Lake Springs Coz. 40 col l5J 90
Spindle TOP Power Co. -. rs %
Southwestern Dry Plato Col ..... Il los 90
Trinity Rice. Land and lr-
riGatlon e, ...,...........l..... 80 90
Texas Savings. Real Estate
aud Investment Co. ......l 20 O0I * 20
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Foot Badly Crushed.

Ennis Texas, July si.-Pst LosEinA for
mefly Of this city, but recently trshs,..reu
- Va AIstvne IN the service Of the Hous-
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Propositions for q system OF
water works and electric lights 10 one
Of the best towns Of $500 Inhabitants In
the state Address Charles Gillespie,
payer. Elsir. TsFas 81
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NOTICE TO ARcHrECTS--llaus. ep ci.
hcauons ana detailed drawings will be re.
ccived at the Office Of the city seerctity
OF Houston up to II o'clock noon, Mon
day. October q. for the construction OF
market house and city hall on market
house square In the city Of Houston not
TO exceed one hundred Thousand dollars
(Slo0OO0 and to be constructed upon tn
foundation OF the old building with US
much Of the old material now on tue
ground as is available TO be used IA the
construction. The plans must also pro.
vide for retaining IN the proposed new
structure the vaults now standing upon
the Site to be occupied by the new 6ui,d.
ing The city reserves the rignt to lie.
jeet, without cost to it, amy ana ali plans.
specifications and drawings thnt may be
submitted. The architect whose plans
are accepted viii have the supervision OF
the construction oil the hullding o. T..
Holt, mayor; H. ID. Bryan, city secretary.
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WANTED rs BUY.

WAN1ED-To buy horse, buggy And hur.
nees, Apply keigter l0iis Preston ave
nup
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WANTED-About 5000 feet u good see.
ond.llnd two.ineh pipe HE pipe pro.
curs, Juo, G Understood, Columbia
TeSas 1
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NOTICE 10 coNTRAcToRs-Bids viii
he received at Brenham, TeSns. Septom-
Der l. 1902, for the construction Of q two
story brick cotton mill plant, foundations
excepted, according 20 plans. details and
ham Texas, at the office Of John Hill,
Prudential bulldlugi, Atlanta. Ga and ar
me office Of r. w Fairbanks. (Dalns
cotton nills) Dallas, Texas. Bids must
500 PAYABLE 10 d. C. Giadlnes. Jr.. presl
dent of BRENNAN Cotton Mi company.
10 he forfeited in case bond IN the sum
OF 5000 is not made IN ten days from
date 81 award OF contract. All building
material viii be furnished BY the COM
many, on side track at the mill. Right Is
deserved 10 reject any or all bids, r. W.
Wood chairman building committee
Bfeaham, Texas. SIT
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WANTED 10 buy shelving inside inG out.
side show c8ses az once CBl lt Wagner
Tailoring Cos lolf Congress avenue s
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REMEMBER. Mayer Lipshltz nays hlsh.
est price for scrap iron, copper. brass.
zinc rubber, sacks. etc; carload lots
speciality 1901 Montgomery avenue Hous.
ton. $40
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WANT 10 BUY 5000 cords Of oaG wood.
Texas feed CO., Crawford ana Lana
Houston, Texas
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WAN1 Ep--Pflcc on 100 O. 100 cords OF
hist-tlare OAK wood at points of land ng
{ Ficund. @U9 1realolt ctr et, GIlvestn..
4
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS we still
have ave miles Of good work on tho
Treadway canal 70 let NJ good prices
can also place TWENTY-FIVE hired trans on
this canal Address ms nc Nash ,and
Texas SO
NOTICE TO suBC0NTRACToRs- Want.
ty.ayc miles Oh southern Pdelnc rail-
road az LIKE Charles g0od open nrai.
RE. NJ good prlces free transportation
over lines Southern Pacific railroad All.
dress $ Robertson Orange Texas. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-01

CALL FOR BIDS Tor public Printing and
stationery for the State government
Segled proposals VIII be received az the
office % the secretary OF state NJ Austin,
Texas until o'clock p m. on the 9th
day OF September. a. d. 1902 from resi-
dents OF the state OF Texas, 20 print and
bind the laws and Journals OF the senate
aud house OF representatives, and 20 do
sugh other printing and binding, aud to
furnish such stationery as may he re-.
quired by law or may be needed by any
department 81 tho State government, or
either house OF the legislature under
the provisions Of title IS, Revised stat
utes Separate proposals may be m8de
to furnish the stationery aud 70 do the
printing and binding Such bids VIII
be opened at the office OF the secretary
Of state in the capitol building ln the
city OF Austin. and the contracts VIII be
awarded as soon thereafter as practicn-
Bile Thc probable amount OF such print
ing. binding and stationery required I'M
der the contracts IL as follows: FIRST
class $4,000: Eecond class. $1,000; third
class 5000. fourth class, $1,000 nat paper
for printing Of the second class. $4,000;
book paper FOR printing o. the hrst class,
$1,000. stationery, $4,000 The right Is
reserved 10 reject any md all bids, and
10 call for new bids without readveftise-
rnent SpecihcA tioAs will be furnished 10
parties desiring 10 bid upon application
10 me. John g. Tod, Secretary Of state
and ex-otfcio chairman board OF public
PRINTING .-.----- s-So
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/ PAY HIGHEST CASu pNTCnS foT al
kinds iuna, non brasb. 2ihc, read, rop
bones battles. ctC.; country shipments 20.
Ncltcd; Telephone com sctiouA louis
Euminskg 50l Preston, II
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Cheso aeaa Poet
~ tsamt aets. DO 4ou!
BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS will be received Tor the
erection Of a four.story ana basement
brick and afepfoof ofnee building TO bu
erected for The Houston Post at Houston,
Texas on or before 3 O'Clock p. M, on
Wednesday, the Goth dag OF August, 1909,
at the Office OF and addressed to Ole J.
Lorehn. architect. and all bids so 10.
coived will be opened immediately there.
after.
Plans and Specifications OF said building
may be seen aud form OF proposal can
be had at tho ofnce of Ollie j. Lorehn.
architect, sl0 and siT Bins building,
Houston. Texas.
The work viii be 'et IN eight separate
aud distinct parts as follows, Tue general
work the plumbing, sewesiug ana gas
Sitting; the electric wiring; tao art glass,
tho structural steel aud iron work.
the earnenuy painting Rnd wood an.
ishmg. the terra Gotta ana the hcst.
ing. and each and every bidder viii
be required 10 !ncloss with his pro.
posal a certified check, drawn In favor
Of The Houston Printing Company for
che sum of two t2l per eeat OF she total
amount OF his bid
The successful bidder snail furnish a
good aud approved boad to the amour,
OF hfty C5ol per cent OF eontrae, price. SAIL
bond to DO given within nftp,u l5j days
after the date Of awarding contract
Tho owner reserves the right to ,e.cet
any and all bids
sl2 che Houston Printing Company
Gle j. Lorehn AMI W. cabys zu,mer
man, Architects.
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BOARD, ROOMS WANTED.

and hoard BY young cou-
ME h private family; no boarding house
need answer. y Asa Rice hotel. =
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..,teL kalss tsAat cus4r4
Saxt. HkqmstteNH7
BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

BPS p2pE Eon s SS9NTI;4 s ZOE iiogsroN
VII be received az tie Office. OF Andfew
Monday. August !. 1907, from . to !
First. Tor tho following:
Removal Of closets and plaus ana speci.
ncatiops for q new system With cost pt
same Tor Hawthornc school. plun5iag and
sewerage Removal OF closets At cascara
no sewerage aud no plumbing. sewer.
i nanc anu pumping and new closets at
second, for the following,
Eorn 4 Frlncipals' abstracts. 1900
Form y Teachers abstracts. 5000
FS orn s ps aSIs cps rsEi,aca'cs @
rorm Tuition report. SOD
form neaehers, pay ron. 900.
oo HHiP sS : q ssGs Fspsrt 1872 y prog
Form Form TgIE9n receipts &, SooN ,s,n
,FsoG;m h6o Records Of scholarship
Form 4 Records OF scholarship t5isA
FORM NJ Letter heads superintendent.
n, Mym M Envelopes tsuperintendents
Foggm g Report cards, ars term
Fern. Form T Report cards, secona term
form 9 Report cards, drst tenn
,,i Form - + RgPsg,t cards, second term
Form S. Tegchcrs registers. 100
Form = Wttten lesson rapsF pack
Ihird, fcr tbs failowme;
The animal schos rcpesi, 500
Fourth for the fNlowlus;
cases, ~ Empllc sthoel cgag0n
IN BOTTLES or hhrlcis
2G doern Aultews' felt ceAsorS
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WANJED-F5r canning purposes, peaches,
pears and tomatoes, 10 ear lots, writc III
wire us LrlcaE. 1hc Austin Gaming Co,
Austih, Texas 80
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WANTFD-lIlgLest pricc rail FOR sacoad-
hand clothing, etc Send postal; viii
cali B. zNber. 2li Milan street, a2I
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up illo utW phone. John ScdIun. ~
GOOD 50 oad-hand bie1 eie must be ha
gain AdetuHs BJI tSl cry, 81
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FRUITs.

DRUGS AND CHEMICALS
QuInine 3sG56c per ounce oo.ue' gny b5[
phine. 81. 25Q2 SO per ounce; eoaine' w. - -
per ounce; borax, bbae per pound IA A0'''S
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GRAIN AND Hay.
PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.

White lead, per cwt, strictly pure, 1925;
second grade. $500; third grade 500
IS 80; barrel lots, 5oe per gallon. MIN,
eral paiats. eOc per gallon. Dry mixed
paints per cwt., In osrreis, soc, Venetian
reds, per cwt, $50; yellow oGhre' per sy SMt
Ready mixed house paints, Sl.oo w gov
glass, sTx5, per cent on January Il lst'
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BOARD AND ROOM.


GOOD TABLE BOARD ana rooms, sit
Main
TABLE DoARDERs solicited AZ 1910
Texas avenue. 81
GOOD BoARD 500 aud $500 per week;
close In 200 La Branch. s6
NlCE south front room and board for
couple or two gentlemen; also table b.ard
1901 Texas ayenue. So
Two NICELY FURNISHED connecting
rooms, southern exposure, with board
table boafders solicited. sl2 Travis 81. 81
FOR RENT--Large comfortable, newly fur
nlshed rooms, close In; references 40
Mckinney So
NICELY furnished rooms with modern
couyeniences, also dining room and kitcn.
en, at 6il Main street 81
BOARDING.--Good Luck Restaurant, ciean-
est and coolest place IN city, Just opened
Your patronage respectfully solicited.
Meals served at all hours. Mrs. Cohen.
proprietor, 20o5 Congress avenue. -
BoARDING--Lovely cool rooms, corner
house, and excellent table board, at the
San Antonio. 61s Charities street, corner
Capitol. %
THE M0NTEREY-i2ii Texas ayenre--
The representative family hotel TWO
blocks from business center. fransisnt
rates 81 10 Si.50 per day. ~
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N Of these quotations shows
~, In favor of Houston as d
Fkst. When the buyer consld-
Nd to be derived from Hous-
rates he will ind that even
SabIe figures at other markets
mice finally paid is general
fhe prices are those ruling
In wholesale merchants. and
)ally.
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grade, quarters, S12 30; fancy sprats, quar-
ters, IS 00@1o. CO. according to grade.
STARCH-Stand goods; Pearl, In 40
lb boxes, 4&Q4bc; Royal Gloss or Archer.
bulk, 5d5Ac; Nickel. 100 packages, per box.
S3,25@335; corn starch, sac per 10, 20 aud
4U-iD boxes.
specai rates ore Sse are on ior
Standard graduated. &c; cubes and pow
dered, 59sc; Louisiana yellow, clarified and
fancy, 41a14%c; choice, 4Bc.
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GOOD TABLE BOARD and roonis, 81
Main.
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DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.

RATSINS-Callfornia 3-crown, L. L..
boxes, 81. 65d1 rs; A-lb boxes. l.. l.. raisins,
6oa70c 2-crown. L, NJ. rnislns 5O-lb boxes.
PRUN ES--California, e0-1OOs. SC; S0-90s.
51sc; 7o-s0s. &c; Go-7os. 614c; 5o-eos. &c;
4o-50s, Sc.
NUTs-Filberts, Sicily, 1sc; California
walnuts. 13d14c; peanuts, fancy hand pick
ed. 7@7Kc; No. 2, SIC; Jumbo. 7GTAc;
Almonds Taragona. 16MlIc per lb In sacks;
California almonds, 15c; pecans, nominal
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-02

Ia reply to W. II. Griffith.
chairman of the silver republican
state committee. concerning his
candidacy for reelection to the
United Suites senate. Senator
Teller snys " have determined
TO leave that question 10 the Dem
ocracy OF Colorado, in the state
convention assembled II the
state convention makes me It's can
d.la,c for Cnitel States senator !
wall secep, such nomination. and
en1eavor 10 succeed myself. but il,
ON the other hand. the state con.
veniion shall not see fit 10 make
such nomination ! shall accept
snch action rs final and Will not
bee n candidate for the senate. j
know Of NO other way by which /
can determine the wishes of the
people rs TO my candidncy for 10.
election"
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-02

The above term exactly 1T. the
improved aud augmented condition
of Gentry Bros. Famous Shows
This season. The permanent con.
-oliluhon of these exhibitions
which hay. heretofore Travelled
-ingly has made the largcs, exhib-
llion of the kind IN the world
Gentry Bros. Shows are - we'll
known IN this community that the
simple announcement of their COM
ing in-ure> IL crowd that vii. tax
the capacity of then enormous
tent, la accommodate. The com.
bined street pnrndcs ihi, season
are twice larger than before aud
the entire show will be reviewed
IN professional display on The day
oi exhibition, which l.. Friday.
Aug. -, afternoon and night.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-02

Positive proof of the value of
the Australa-mn Tax system 10
farmers, and consequently TO all
honest toilcr-. comes from New
Zealand. Prior to the adoption of
the Australasian system, the con
ditlou of the common people in
New Zealand. including farmers
and all Glasses of workers, was
most dcplorablc. Now, New Zeal
and Is the mos, truly prosperou,
country in the world, opportunity
for work is abundant. and all who
toll have had their condition great
~ improved. No class If workers
have received greater benefit than
the farmers. Cultivated farms
and sown grass lands have increased
in seven years $500, jg2 acres.
Before the adoption of the Austria
la>ian lax. Ms opponents charged
that, if adopted. the result would
be abandoned farms, rusting plow-
shares and empty barns. None of
these evils appeared. but The de-
mand for farming land. increased,
the spectators owning them sell
Ing OF renting to actual users. the
working farmer had his taxes and
cost of supplies reduced. while at
the same time a largely increased
demand for farm prodncts arose.
These are facts. They speak for
themselves. Their bell.likc voice
says: Vote for the Austraiasinn
Tax Amendment next November
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-02
California and Return s,o.

Aug. i,h To 9th. ,hr Santa r.
will sell tickets 10 San Francisco
or Los Angeles and return. ut rate
Of 80. limit sixty days. Liberal
-'opover privileges aud diverse
routes. This is the official route
for Knights Of Py,hin.. Full
particulars obtained by addressing
J.. J.. HALL. Gcn'i Agent
Santa Fs", Denver.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-02
Timber Land 40, June 8, 1873 Notice
For Publication
iNlfn >rATTs LAM oirtc..
~ NostE. iato. Jun. Iisi

Naiirr D. il-rrh, given that in compliance
Win Tie puis l-lt.fir u the oct 81 'su.if,..- 81
Jutr ~. cHtiiici M aFt far the sale 81 tn.-
lsnf iauts in rh- state 81 snilf,4ula. ors..,n.
Arfata Hpi Washington Territory q. 81.
tended o. az The Public l.snd state 10 act ~
tuEust a. isg. John :. kiisr4a, ct Monte
Ni-ta. aauun = Eio urand-, State "i t.ionliio.
la, tlii- dag ni..d in ,his "ier hi. .~.rn .lata-
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hfnsr No 3. y y. NJ y. NJ, aud - 10 nifof pn- NJ
to siiup that thu Hand sought u monr Valuable
Zoe IT, iifni=af "r STONE than fuf agricultural
Ing~~.s, aii l., establish hi. rlalm To- aid
land t-fssfa Tao hr-i-t.r aud Hs.iolkar q this
"hrv ~ pui >ott~. Colorado uu ~atuniny. lie
apthsiRY pi August, i-r.
" usinna nn sil.s-sas
tans 4. -i-.nesr. Of N"uir Vista. rulu
william Nsur-r. Of pcl Nafir snlu
lanies 1. shall, ii Aonir Vista Colo.
lrsni Hopper. at N.atr Vista coln.
AhS and al t,~r--sus ginning .ai,~f-sl, tho
above sieseri-d landr a.. fefNr-is.i To- ~.
th"if slaimf "a thl. '.fiicu ." 81 ieiur- -ai oh
lay 80 August. itus
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The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-02

The starving miners in Penn.
sylvnnia are becoming desperate,
and their leaders are unable to res
tram them from violence. Troops
are called for