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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-17
EDITORIAL PlcKuPs.

Some one has suggested the annexation
az Hayti. II ma be done, but not u
Uncle SANS children have voice in the
matter. We've got uiggers a'pienty right
now.-Orango Daily Tribune.
When God gave the command or iniunc-
tion, Thou shalt not kill" lie made no
hip-pockct qualifications None should be
made. The "hip-pockct" is made the scape.
goat for murder Gonzales Inquirer,
~
Several TeNas editors are becoming in
tcrested in pretty young woman Who
runs a paper at Bartlett, Texas AS ouy
one can have the Bartlett peach it is uE-
fortunate that there isn't Bartlett pair -
St. Joseph MOI Gazette,
The little scrap between Teddy and the
trusts as the former is making his swing
around the circle Is quite as ferocious and
between Pishury and "Chaddy old boy
In the New England waters, sly oakum Her
ava.
Now comes NJ Lewis, the poet-editor
Of The Houston Post. and chimes ia Win
Editor Crisp Of the Cucro Star In remark
ing that there should be Just as much fun
In pulling dollar from a delinquent sui
serioer rs in pulling a hig speekled trout
from among the lily leaves, Wen admit
II takes an artist 70 accomplish either feat.
--Noa6um Daily Times.
~
AS a rule the coal miners now on strike
vote the republican ticket The republican
party maintains a protective tariff that
rohs both the lahorer and the consumer.
These republican lnhorers petition a repub-
lic8u president to give them relief from
conditions they voted upon themselves
THIS would be funny Il It were not tragic
--Greenville Morning Herald,
he sun does not club with any papcr
published on earth, heaven, or the other
place will not print patent medicine ads,
has no editorial cpiplOns for sale puus
nobody uncsS the cold cash IS vislhlpi
and totes It's own skillet always. II
you enjoy reading this Tag o. freedom tell
your friends; it you don't tell the EDITOR
he's used 10 being cussed Vernon sun
The president Is now out on his hrier
southern tour His ESSAYS on good clti
genShip' delivered in New England wiz
he useless low, for we are "ir' tn thst
particular II be desires 10 preparo Texas
tor MS promised visit, ne Will find The
houston Post would he attracted hy A ais.
eltalon on the pistol totcr," the News
WOULD lena an ear on diyersihcation. the
CORNERS would be patient under the theme
OF boil Weevil determination, and every
Town man 20 the head Of a family would
give hreathless silence while the distin
snished visitor smashed the beef trust and
ri,eaueeG me price 81 steak These are All
I'VE subjects and the auti-tarin joke Is
chestnut In Dixie corsicana sun
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Following Is copy Of a letter "a IN.
Texas stoekman and Farmer Of San An,
tonic;
f'ores''ile' Texas September 1a.-Ip
yong you last issue I see letter from MIR.
sessS9tttelnaeFg u Boerne stating thar he ho.
n 800, -1r, pssnsl pear crop aud Is hauling I'M
ty-ilye miles, ! ON also hauling some H.
y, "S-'ns thirty-one miles,. ana some ~
Ier as knnge; onr freight rates ese 81
c eSnts 70 san ,c Antonio and express rates a.
morning market II san Aptobio tht,t we
y ours aLler trelsht Is received II our 49,
y ~ good anmor ana there is no ,,n,,s,,. !
9yS ,n pvt u Is not unaslia for taem =,
j have MOI . ssun VIII beh feet. .
-'S IVY acres or me truck land witt.
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Ia a mile Of the depot here with 4 big
steam pump to ilrieatr il VITA, hut Pee
Vail!lG conditions have compelled me Ga
stop irving 10 grow vegetables for shir-
ucnt by local freight entirely, and / do not
use the express companies except in emcr'
genciVs
Two years ago we had a truck growers
association here, and were shipping melons
under what We Thought wss a hign rate,
but were making a litil, money on earl 7
shipments We were promised better
rate, nut when the melons were ready for
shipment the rate was raised cents per
100 pounds. Our ass 1iat on met and passed
resolutions that thnY were tired If work
lug for The railroads. had gained enough ga.
perohee aud adjourned sine die They
pave Levor met since and but little truck
has been shipped from here since
In Eastern Texas the railroads have given
the snail growers a rate uf . Ccuts pen 100
POUNDS TO common points To enable them To
oulh shipments, ana get carload rates, and
10 recch the Canneries with profit They
also heIe facilities Of shipping small shin.
mert5 Of produce IN refrigerator cars
Our transportation companies are willing
TO protect the hardy oak, hut the small
acorn seems to be too small n matter to
attract their attention Our railroad com.
pames are spending many thousands OF dol,
larS annually on advertising and for freight
ana immigration agents, and to build up
the trantc of their lines What IA the re-
SURF When they get a truck grower down
mere II takes him about twenty four hours
10 hunt up the truck growers that are here
and learn from him the prevailing condi-
lions as they exist, and then he Il ready
70 go back home, or go TO raising something
tnat can walk 10 market d" Can't these
conditions he changed? Can't South ana
West Texas get the transportation facili
lies that East Texas has? If the trans
eort9tion companies want to build IN and
develop their trafflc--if they want the Farm
ers to diversity the products-can,t they Az az
yersify their ratesf tNeS VI
Atter me farmers have fought the drouth
the lice, bugs and commission men thav
tught nqt to have to aght the transporta
''0n 1VNi "hies. A. G, Pickett.
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! hght was being made az thu II,
| influence at court prevailed vne. IA
ate. ''iSA Dy ~ 4.
Il Is claimed that few III, =
| shortly before Attorney Genepst weeks Z,
/ abroad. his attention was ~ ntt N.
fact that Vaughan had failed sa Is y
/ some official norrespondenro 70 ans.
/ the department. He gave insts,l hlN ,
IS sac, 10 communicates with ysrslqs
latter's continued failure :, event Q, n
dent. "uS OF III ~
Then the attorney general ioa
try. vaughan did not reply 'es eiq
e colnmg anS tSn ser. sent him 30 tbsH B
president, as directed. The ~ % <
Of Naughan's dismissal followed 0nnees, \
Assuming this to be true Il .e
at a glance that vaughan's onoa g u
no means as bad as the sins - v. 4
and commission Of numerous oth.. ',sl.'l
employees who are stlll in ofesa seaI
words, Mr.. Vaughan would NJ. = ess
removed had the president hean Y r.
with him as he has been with -. ~
ilarly situated. The plain infaroa. s''
is that Vaughan's dismissal ,N "a
the fact that he Is a Hanna me- agl
In. other words. the presidenau.
be benI on getting rid as far AZ nes.itii
those Federal office holders who a''s 49,
friendly TO Hanna and who t.ss1 Il
Ohio man for the presidential nn nsoi
In 1904. An attempt has Mar uVnlnti
create the impression that ons ~A9
causes OF Naughan's removal va
pY the fact that he has been el,ie
N the movement which has for fj IA "
hama polltics-in other words " uem
ton OF a lily white republican nsy,, 1g 4,
are the best OF reasons for helie3. ~ /
this is not true, There is LITTLE az n ~ . .
that the president himself il IN ~ ~. e
]u,st suf en- a moyemIent I is known
have been advocating the ohilta-..Mll i
the colored brother. and IL h Az
that the president Endorsed r. w w, ~
Senator Pritchard Of North CaroiiSs'.sa
1VaIF egod ont nj t the ngro, bag and bss
highly improbable that Rooseyel, = NJ
remove an official for partisin.t,. W \
movement which he himself Il snsi. !
have succeed. - onA''Oa
II is true that the president,s nr.,..,
titude toward the negro Is not in NJ
his friendship for Booker It wsss,..
and other prominent men of the ~.
that is detail. Actions speat Y
than words and the presidents acfloo, :,
reference to the negro politician as 4 N
haTc been plain. He does not propo. h
have many negroes In the 1904 oon,.,,
He knows that negro delegates miss,
favorably disposed toward him when \
went TO the convention and thar q
count OF certain 'infuencesu thsr q.
be Induced to change their mlnd< Y
SHORTLY thereafter II he has MS wsl
the matter the percentage Of negro \
gates VIII be very small Indeed
On the other hand Senator M,
ostenslhly at least, Is anxious 10 refsst
black man on his oId-time footing
Ohio man, It is said has writteS /. n
the Southern office holders who ara MI I T.
to him urging them to keep up thelf n
and tan organizations. This infofuss
comes 70 me from reliable source
man who gave It to me said tint h d
such a letter which had been wrIttr &
senator Hanna to ex-Collector Wimbg5
the port Of New Orleans.
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EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.


One Of our Indiana exchanges states that
a man In that State Is In serious trouble
ON account M having two wives we
know Of men ia this state who are In trou.
hie over having one wife, and others who
nave no wife at an IN trouble over taking
more than the legal interest In some other
mans WIFE and sometimes we near OF
ono getting into serious trouble by prom.
| islng 10 marry one aud then backing out
Brennan Press.
Woman, woman, what trouble: taken
sIngly-yes, or double taken as a poets
theme or receptacle for cream; yet she's
such teasing eli each man Graves one
Tor himself
A Chicago expert is selling ''knockout'
cigarettes that is, cigarettes which knock
out the user--not the hystander WITH a
cahous disregard Of the Efforts of one
whQ Is trying In his humble way, 10 bene.
/ iii the human race at large, the police are
after him. III paso Herald
We thought all cigarettes did that
~
Ohio sticks 10 Organism and Tom John.
son Is LIS prophet, Hanna sticks To Nc
kinleyism and IL Is IN order 10 watch the
/ tight and see who wins ont. Ohio used to
! be considered doubtful but Is II nowg-
San Antonio Light
Yes Ohio used to be considered doubtful,
Z w.
~
The pumping OF salt water from the
Beaumont oil wells is soaring the oil men
and II Is hard 20 Get them 10 hid ON a
long time contract to supply fuel oil NNatt
until the island wells are IN then there
WI ee no necessity Tor the scare.-Galyes-
ton Opera Glass
SIN that salt watcr seems to be highly
innammahle.
Ell Alsbury Of Houston has written a
I letter declining the populist nomination FOR
| railroad commissioner on account III in
crtaslng personal business atfairs.-Corsl.
cana Truth,
He is afraid he would get elected and
then he would have to give up his other
business.
A woman always stops talking long
-tomanche Visitor
but always reeommences before he mas
tins 70 take Il back, Houston post
hhe news would IKE 70 know II Brother
Lewis Is talking from hearsay or evperi.
eneei II the latter how many times he ms
/ had this dellghuul experience ana al
what what period Ills knees ceased 70 shake
He proposed BY mall and was accepted
by wire.
When the South and west Texas press
association az ITS recent meeting regolnied
against the pistoitoting habit, every edit0r
present No doubt felt that u was matter
OF selfinterest, No editor can WELD me
psneh with satety as long as there are
Msteltoters around, iiondo Herald.
Perhaps it was their love for their fam.
HES for no mans wife or children can
safely go shopplng while the pistol.toter Is
permitted 20 tote
~
whisky Is now 10 be NUT nm IN ,sh,sts
9 compounded form. II is cialmed these
tablets win contain al the properties az
pure whisky, and that by dissolving 4 tan.
lei In eertnin quantity OF water the pest
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-17
Funeral Of Major Banks

Bryan, Texas. September To-,
mains OF Major william A. Bses
laid to rest in the city cemetery ~
noon at o'clock. The funeral ~
Quoted from bis late residenes ~
In Bryan. Rrazos Union Lodge ~
a. +. and A. NJ. Camp J.. r
United Confederate Veterans X
Ross chapter, United Daugnte" ~,
Confederacy. attended In bodirsS,,srl
public schools and the Agrlce,nasa, "
Mechanical college held no sess'se~ N
respect 10 his memory. ana ~ ~
business houses OF the city gi''-'
the funeral hour.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-17
Child Labor and Land.

~ NV LuiNvi OF Inc Post
Lampasas, Texas, September III see
that both the democratic and repi,bl,can
party platforms demand protection for
child labor II is impossible for me n mn.
uefstana how ony man who ever made tho
acquaintance Of his mother could sunnorr
such legislation. It proves that capitalism
mas brought about a system Of civilization
that has put man below the brute Tso
uIute mas natural instinct which promnrs
~ 70 care Tor It's young Mrs Stowe I'm
Uncle Toms Cabin" very truthfnlIy pave
the African slave credit for keen develon-
ment OF the mothers instinct which - ~
MED the Southern proletarian mother or,a
private ownership OF the indiansn,.t,,,
heals OF making a living-the land ons
VS. machinery OF production-dlvidas ' ~
,n,,r, ~, ~" tW9 classes whose interests are
luote frecon cilably opposed than 80 80 al
master and slave under chatfel t LIST. OF
nuSt thls system of private ovynare,,f
man mas become less yaluahie rS 1 b, Ip
.unea Tor than domestic animais me- .a,s,
y,iti,o,,, 'sS hets an the benefits OF his labor
' "'rnVit tne burden OF the sayeholsier IN
aims LOT his slaves. The slaveboidps = ~
q properly Interest In the weifera - ~
s siare any IN the physical DEVELOPMENT ~
II the mother had occess .. ~,
bbi r. liling from which she Is emf on
eS private ownership she would f ba Oh
o oiS tor the care Of her children as the
ranizatiog" no Si9 W. Neither economic or
fSat AL, nor legislation can do anythinr
may WIN In the least degree per,ne 8e s1iIs
tc,1 tne aspossessed class while Inc ses.
o sgm OF private ownership prevails He S Tbe
meSt ahollsSS,n Is constitutional amend
storing the iepsa private ownership and re.
aalls9ltural and mineral RESOURCES ana tse
n"etluery OF production ana dtsfrthnt,eer ~,
10 the people as a collective hody 'u''on'
soeiai,st r.h G. H. Royal.
nor. "u'ihee Tor Cover
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-17
NOTE AND COMMENT.

Rabbi lsidoTe Myers Of San Francisco in addressing
Of the design OF the American flag Most Of his hearers
Jewish immigrants largely Russians lie said: Do Won know
why the stars and stripes the flag? will tel YOU WHY
Democrat 'S '''
This is symbolism which Rabbi Myers has invented
Tor the hag but it makes lesson for practical
preaching.
When President Baer Of the Reading railway permitted him
S tax anout Tod having given the coal miners him and
the same tender mecies he near 10 Buebardlng %
trust is pious assumption Is too much like revival OF the
old divine right Of kings Mr. Baer would do wen 10 hear
~ mind the saying that God denise money Il % -
luase 10y the men to whom He gives itBoSion Globe (em)
Men like President Rae brought French revolution
While in America institutions 6rmer foundation
and the ballot is the corrective for all public Ills war
mite harm is done by fellows OF this stirring up class
antagonisms,
A9ram Hewitt, former mayor OF New York SAYS that
ieSldent Roosevelt IS only in the Kindergarten
STUDY OF the trasts.--Sat0RHGh Morning. Nt1ys
~ commenting this the editor OF the Savannah Morn
ing news says he rather inclined question President Roose
vets sincerity The question resolves itself into this Is the
president sincere or is he intelligent concerning the trust
pfonsmf lie can not be both He proposes kindergarten
remedy for the either because he doesn't know any
better or because knowing better he trying fool the people
4 earnestly hoped that the entire gang Of municpal
bandits will be duly convicted sent 10 he penitenar
who knows and has known for years that he thief is e
p poS 20 le ppa sass Is such he seriously mortified
suSeesatu conduct OF his
IN order that he shall be made is necessary that
rs should wear the stripes and undergo the punishment due
There doubt that conviction Of the S. o
ment in this country.
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FARMERs, INSTITUTE.
The Session Held at Kaufman w
Successful One.

Successful One.
Kaufman. Texas. September ~
Texas Farmers institute met this Z
noon at 80 in the opera house M !
Thompson OF Kaufman was made ~
nent chairman and ]. &. Harris seei'.
Major e. S. Piper delivered the s,-
address. which was responded % =
w. kirkpatrick OF Mckinney. IL, 4,
Then followed the address OF wv ~
nell upon the importance OF coo 60, 4,
aud educational organization ano.3s =.
ers. etc. This address was follows ~ +
interesting talk on fruits. nslns ~,
tractive looking apples 10 illusl,,ssH' ~
his orchard would produce by SNsrs|
McGinnis OF College Mound ~
questions OF importance were w. .-,ls
by farmers and others present, u fs
10 the growing and marketing .,s, vi
etc. Then followed regular IA
meeting on growing pasture gr4ss.Sis,l IA
are other experimental and prae.nni.si Z
ers are expected TO be present W. XIV
tomorrow from different parts q =
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'1anpe1in4SihIrie



THE wANTToGoHoME.
Don't yen poster Of that apple; I'm a'keep-
In II ter smell
Teller gimme It this mornln'. an, by
jill gol l could see
Big wide fields s-wavin' buckwheat, Ike
the ocean In swell.
An could hear the humble humble O. the
yallerlegged bee!
An ever time l smell H. II Jest brings me
sor,pn else
Now a field O. purple clover Jest plum
weighted down with blooms;
Men the huzzln' O. the reaper 'n'en ag'in
thet picture melts
Inter one o pine an hemlock, an O. ever
green perfumes.
Don't yer poster OF that applet bet know
the kind o. tree
Tibet the smelly Of thing growed on, with
It's droopy. gnarly boughs;
KIN bat my eyes a mInnit an she all
comes back ter me-
Gee! II could on'y paint 1t like see 1t,
half a-drowse:
Bet an OF worm fence goes wrlggln' past
the orchard up hill
with dusty road on one side an a big
Of pasture lot,
With a big elm in the middle where the
shadders seem ter spill,
Jes' ter coax the lazy cattle when the
sun gifts shinln hot.
Don't yeh poster OF tibet apple; 'twasnt
made fer to be ct
1t was made ter keep forever, an ter
take message to
An OF felicr I'm a country at he never
can forget.
Where the ripened buckwheats wnvin an
the autumn skies arc blue.
An where the goldcnlegged humble bees
are IL the clover;
An where the gnarly apple trees are
drcopin' to the ground.
An where the mornin glories wrap the old
wcim fence all over;
An where God seems close to yen, right
c'ose up in all around
Don't yeh poster Of that apple; I'll jes'
stick Ter fun o. cloves,
An I'm gwine ter keep or by me, SO at
when I'm feelin' glum
All the mem'rles she awnkens viii com,
back ter me in lrovcs.
TIL III see the fields o. buckwheat an
I'll hear the bees ahmn;
TIL III see the worm fence wriggiln way
up yonder on the hill.
Till III see the gnauy apple trees an
smell the golden sweets;
TIL III! hear the bluejay caliin', an I'll
hear the whlp-poor-uin
An III feel the wanttogohome Jest a.tue.
GIN at my feets.
= y y
GOOD subject.
Here's an Indiana doctor that claims 70
be able to restore life to dead people.
He should demonstrate bis ability on
Fltzsimmons; he's a dead one"
~
kentucky COW got m the railroad track
and the result was the destruction Of ten
freight cars. Beef as tough as that should
lot he allowed outside of boarding house.
~
New York policeman recently found a
live baby In coal bin. While New York
ers may be suffering from a coal famine II
Is toleraby evident that they have babies
to burn.
did you ever play The lotteryg"
He asked In accents clear.
The man replied: Indeed, did
I'm married most year"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-17

~ ~ res' Is In receipt Of the catalogue Of
r.. s'A'h annual fair Of the Southwest
se eAas association to be held AZ v,ctor,s
su'peneing November IL and cont,a,,n-
~ ul Gays The premium list a os,.-,''e
- us'au and liberal 10 amount. eoSerln 3 3
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The Neeessary preparatIons.

washington lost
hon John Edward Addeks says confident Of success
IN the approaching fight Delaware senatorial tora An
Of which doubtless that the gentleman has removed the
rubber band from his roll
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-17

every article Of the stock farm gafde
chard and household, with good pul,g y
races.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-17

TIE tight squeeze in money in New York would lead 70
suspicion that Russ Sage had his clamps it, for your
Unc Russell the coin little bit harder than cider
press could do it,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-17

THg hack regulating ordinance seems at standst
and the hacks their stands still
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-17

In THE car will do he promises and heed the real wan
OF his people the world may hear that he
otawled of and died
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-17

Chicago expert is selling "knockout'
cigarettes; that is, cigarettes which knoc
out the user NOT the hystander. Wlth
callous disregard Of the Efforts of on
who Is trying In his humble way, 10 bene
nj the human race az large, the police ar
after him. III Paso Herald
We thought all cigarettes did that
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-17

BEING given her choice of ambassador Germany will
have only herself to thank he not to be fond OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-17

ThE hacks add beauty the street they glitter passin,
well and beauty is not all they add they also add smell
Phewl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-17

PEOPLE interested in the strike situation to he putin,
IN full time comforting OF late 1t would be better the,
would confer less and concur more
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-17

Whisky Is now 10 be put up In tahIets--
compounded form Il is cialmed these
tahlete VIII contain an the properties OF
pure whisky, and that by dissolving a tab,
lei In 4 certnin quantity OF water the best
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-17

CORRESPONDENCE of description whefher fnfenne9
for re Basiuess Editorial DcpartcHt should DC addresSe9
TO The HousroN PosT. NOT 10 ndipfdna ara az
eheeks drafts roHeyord etc., made Payable TO lHE nous
TON PRINTING COMPANY"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-17

IT HARDLY possible that Houston has succeeded il
dismssing two of her policemen After few months the
will doubtless for and hundred dollars of ba
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-17

THE Alkal Eye man that since hearing that the
'indle Top tanks suffered the he glad he was no,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-08-01
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1873.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

United States Land ONCE, North Yakima,
Washington. July Is, 1902. = Notice is
hereby given that in compliance with the
provisions of the act of congress of June 3 1878,
entitled ''An act for the sale Of timber lands
In the states of California, Oregon, Nevada and
Washington Territory as extended to all the
public land states by act of August 4, 1892,
TILLIE FOSTER,
OF Hood River, county of Wasco, state of Ore
gon, has this day filed in this Office her sworn
statement No. l4Gl, for the purchase of the
north half southeast quarter and north hall
southwest quarter of section No. ~ in town.
ship No. north, range No. IL eass, w. NJ, and
will offer proof to show that the land sought
is more valuable for its timber or stone than
for agricultural purposes, and 70 establish her
claim to said land before w. b. Presby, U. S.
Commissioner for district of Washington, at
his office at Goldendale, Wash, on Saturday.
the 18th day of October 1902.
She names as witnesses: Albert Levernach
and Frank G. Young Of Portlaud p. O., Ore
gon; Robert +. Cox and James Il, Cox ofTrout
Lake z. o., Washington.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-descrbed lands are requested to file
their claims in this Office on or before said
18th day of October, 1902.
a2o3 WALTER j. REEF, Register.