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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-11-07

Now that the Republicans OF
Idaho possess the laural wreath OF
victory and our candidates have
all been elected in this county. 1t
is fitting time that we, the citi-
zens should pause in our rejoicings
and duly weigh the great resposi-
bilities that now rest upon us.
That the officers we have elected
are in every way competent and
capable 10 fulfill the positions
awarded them, no one will ques-
ton, as it is the paramont desire
of each and every one OF them to
demonstrate by actions, not by
mere words, that they have the
best interests OF the citizens and
taxpayers OF this county at heart
without regard to partnership or
political differences.
We regret to say, that the here
tofore dominent party have not al
wavs considered the interests and
welfare OF the people first; that up
on the whole our welfare was not
taken into consideration as being
an ingredient OF county politics; in
fact we have been ignored: But
now the people have arisen and
deposed those formerly in power
who failed to observe their duties
and it devolves upon the republi-
cans and the better element of the
other parties, to see to it that exact
and equal justice shall be done all.
In no other way can we hope to
retain our prestage and present
control.
We should not forget the old
adage, that '::in unity, there is
strength, which precept has again
been vindicated by our oppnents,
bv non observance, this should be
a lesson to us. They having been
with some authority, had
forgotten there was any other par
ty than themselves, and now, as
party behold their ruin This la {
ter phase of the matter is however
A common error with mankind
and has been since the crumbling
If the Roman Empire.
Now that this great power has {
been delegated to us by the people
is all the more necessary that we
Weld it generously; for as Shake
,oeare observes "It is excellent to
savea giants in strength; but is tyr
lnous to use it like giant"
Again, the republicans of Lin
.oln county, desire to thank most ,
lelrtiIy, Hon. F. R. Gooding and ),
Hon. Norman NJ. Ruick, the Dew i
y and Sehly OF our present victor 3
ous campaign for their potent and "
oble efforts in cooperating with Il
he campaign leaders, Of this, as fs
ell as all other counties in the b
tate. h
We viii conclude by extending e,
. tic democrats of this county 5;
Tho assisted us in the cam in
a;gn, THE JOURNALS best wishes D,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-11-07
Great Change In Idaho.

The majority for the state ticket in
Idaho is 63e5. Six years ago the party
got only 6,3;0 votes in the entire state
The Republican strength in the two
hous s seems 10 be 81 against - for
the emocrats. The figures on the
state -icket and the legislature are as
follows, us nearly as can now be stated:
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-11-07

What is the matter with Lin
coin county? Why, she is all
right.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS

We hereby announce ourselves a.
dates for aldermen OF the city Of as w
OF our respective wards, subiec, -,vaulal
action of the democratic primsr.sw VI
hereby declare ourselves In faySr :,
following platforms; n
!. We favor municipal OWNERSHIP a, II
public utilities, and especially fa,ov, N
city owning and operating lts own
works and light plant. WI
.. We favor public Improvement,
3. We favor strict enforcement A, II
contracts. entered into by tho city. u
4. We favor creating a sinking fuua :,
fiCient 10 care for bonds at maturIiy
3, We favor that In granting traneka
the city should be wen comSansatsS N
same and her rights well guarded luS M
tectcd
o. We favor the encourngem o. u,u
featuring industries.
I. We favor union wages and vtsl
hours.
g. We favor an efficient Ore aud p.,I
department.
q, We favor the city making such r-
sons as are necessary for the NH
schools OF the city, to meet their pecutis
obligations ms same nature and Tie Nh
ing aside OF n certain percentage q hi
clty's revenue for their maintelsaa N
operation.
10. W. favor the administrator q M
affairs Of the city In an economcal III
buslncss-llkc manner.
For Aldermen;
First Ward.-W. j. Kohlhaun, Hssi
Pulls.
second ward.--FelK Schrsm. Jaua n
Thompson.
Third ward.-G. c. Street, Edgar I'll
klpS.
Fourth Ward. Herman 7, Keller, VI
Archer,
Fifth Ward, Robot L, Jones, STEM
GnrVey.
Sixth ward.-w. +. wall, J. z. Casa
! hereby lndorsc the above platform "a
respectfully solicit the people Of BaH
ton TO vote for and support the aboye sif
cd candid1tcs for aldermen.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06
Notice of Registration

,, Office of Registrar Of City OF Houston.
preston street side OF old market
., ne Sutee OF the registrar for the reglstra.
uoh OF lns legally qualified voters Of Hons.
ION tor the city election to be held on the
'IA day Of April 1872, will he open ac.
eoTdlng TO law, Tuesday, March 4 nj 3 \.
NJ, ana lt viii continue to he omen for thc
tteslsiaton OF the legally qualified voters
Guided, from s o'clock \. IN. till s o'clock
p. N, OF each day, and no longer.
10 oe entitled 10 register, every male per.
son nust he u years, OF age by the day OF
NE election 70 be held, must be q citizen OF
the United states, and must have resided
IN the state one year next preceding mo
election, and the last six months in thS civ
t or h9q, ,S He must furnish the regis.
number OF the ward, the name Of The r ,at
on which he lives, aud the number ~ tbe
house In which he resides. '''
voters must register In person, and not
paupers supported by the county. Mi iiuI nor,
sons convicted OF felony not RESTORED "a
the right or suffrage by the governor ami
al soldiers, mariners and seamen in The
allowed to register. No preyIons rScf y st 10y
ton certincntes will be accented ~ ihe
election for which this registration ia bcjd
a. Nnqsss t9e law' all persons applying to vote
IN the Nity OF Houston must be repIstered
first; and have the registrars certificate is'
sueu Deiote they can vote and every n,eIa
person OF foreign birth, subject 10 nnnn ~
ne uisgnnlincntions aforesaid who. M any
tune pViofe an election, shall have decInrod
bis Intention 10 become A citize, ~, Nv
United states, In accordance with the Fcd
etal naturalization laws, and shen ho,-a ~
sliced IN THIS state one year next preeed.
ing sueh election, and the last sly months
In the comfy In which he of.ss months nin
shau also be deemed qualified voter. wv
Registrar OF city OF OHH Houston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06
PAINE'S CELERY
COMPOUND
The Great BaniSher of Nervous.
ness in All Its Forms.

Are you a victim OF melancholla. aud do
you brood from day to day. Does the
shrek OF the steam whistle. the rattle Of
wheels, or the elangor Of bells cause you
10 start and SILVER? II this Is your eouIl.
ton. be assured your case is extremely
critical.
II Is dttlnE that you should invest gnte
your condition az once. II you are sleep,
less. depressed In spirits, II your mental
movements are slow IN YOU are subject
20 terrifying Authorizations and an ayegslo q
70 food, we say with all earnestness, be.
ware OF Insanity aud suicide.
The science OF medicine has, thank
Heaven, furnished means for the hanish-
ment Of all the troubles referred to- Pain =
Celery Compound Is the great restorer ant
builder OF the weakened and SKATER d
nervous system, This marvellous pres rip
tioa OF Prof Edward r. Phelps NJ b.
Ill. d., begins It's work directly on the
nerves by bracing them up; II strengthens
tissues ana muscles; it causes pure ne
giving blood 90 flow freely 10 every peri
Of the body, carrying health, ygot Joy
and happiness into each h0ar OF life Is.
ware Of remedies that haze no merit or
reputation 20 commend them, they simply
egErEyate existing troubles Ask your
6ruggist for Pnlne's Celery ComNouud, the
medicine that never disappolnts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06
THE NEW HuTChINS HOUSE
MODERN UP TO DATE, FIRST CLASS
HOTEL TO &c BUILT AT ONCE.
Matter Settled Definitely Yes,erday---The
Work VIII Begin at onoe--Neuhaus
Bros. Succeed the Company

THE Hutchins hotel win be rebuilt and
the work OF rebuilding Will begin at once.
such were the words OF Mr.. J. Victor
Neuhaus, vice president aud secretary of
the South Texas Grain company. ana also
member of the uutchins House company
Ever since the Hutchins house was dc,
stroyed by Are there have been rumois
unuuthentc OF conrso, aa to what would
be done with the property. The rrst
definite aud authorized statement regard
Ing the plans Of the company was that
made above 20 n Post representative yes'
terday afternoon. The Hutchlus House
company. composed OF Mr.. Il. a. kesslcr aud
the Neuhaus brothers, Charles L., H.
oscar aud ]. Victor Neuhnus, has not
known what Il would DO with the property
until the last day OF two. They have had
several plnus for the improvement OF the
property, have had several propositions
from others to buy the property and sew
eral 10 lease aud improve It, All have
been carefully and thoughtfully considered.
Tho matter Is now settled, The NcuhBus
brothers MS named above, have purchased
Mr.. Kcssler's entire Interest, ana the Arm
Is now the Neuhnus Brothers Instead of
the Hutchns House company. Having
purchased this interest, the Messre. Ncu
haus determined to at once begin the worn
Of rebuilding According to tao present
plans, as stated hy Mr. victor Neuhnu'
Yesterday, the building win he Of the sumJ
size as the old one aud there viii bc II,
change In the exterior so fur as the walls
are concerned The interior will ice CEN
trcly different, No the NeuhHus MOthrrl
iuteud building "A modcru up-tO date, ursl
class hotel. VITA every modern convenience
aud appliance The work viii he begun
~ once aud pushed with AN the emerge
and force possible II Is the intention OF
The new hrm at present 10 have the new
building the same height as tine Old build
Ing. but as Mr.. Ncuhaps said. we ma'
mad Il necessary to add another story q,
tho building. That. however win br du
cldcd later GU We will rchulld nf uau
aud Win ~ the building for hotel pur
DOscs "
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made up her mind to act-to do something
and her good Judgment guided her to
tho right course. This decision-the
promptness and wisdom of it saved her
life. She saw Wine Of Cardui advertised.
Sho saw that tho relief was simple. She
took Wine of Cardui and she is a cured
woman today, giving her work the best Of
her strength and talents instead of giving
up and going down to an inyald's grave
after terrible torture and suffering. Thou
sands of women have had Wine of Cardui
brought to their attention just rs Mrs. La
PeIl had it brought to hers, Some have
taken the Wine and are enjoying health
the SAM as She, while others neglected tho
warmng and have gone down-many to
premature graves. Choose for yourself
You may have health as Mrs. LAPEL has it.
For advice and literature address, giving
symptoms, The Ladies Advisory Dcpart.
ment, The Chattanooga Medicine Com.
pany, Chattanooga, lem.
All druggists sell Wine of Cardui.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06
NIKE STREET REVIVAL
REV. CLAUDE Chiffon CONDUCTS
TWO SERVICES YESTERDAY,
larae Congregations at Each Wan An
Increased Interest and Eamestnoss
Manifest--An Earnest Worker


,,., -c,.,,oi sorvIccs at the Mckee stree
u' ,., - so,,tb n,
Methodist EpNcoP"' chIt'u'
though they have Just begun, are ial o.
.t,,t,r.st bnd rnrnpsfneas YESTERDAY was
''''''' ,,,, l, o.,
Roy tlauuc J. Nnutoh SV''N" u''
Houston, hut 1t was grand day Tor BIC
10, strn,t church Thu attendance at the
NJ ''N'' 49, , ,,a d,
afternoon service was rcmnA'N'' "D' ''
interest and puruestuess ~ the mc',lhA
.,,.t,t,.st,d that f. rarely evidenced IA
''"N' .,.Y.. ,.t..
meeting ~ tue start NV N"'''N
hold of the work HE the veteran DE Us. we
ia NOW working an the church. the church
tt .,,.t tl,,t.
ntulo't7 {" h"'' lNN 'v'"'' SUM-
10 revive the work in the hearts OF th'
iuclnhcrs. h1y,. them awakened and aroused
70 ihelr au'y "uu Nl N",N 'o' ""i ".t ~,
v",u'n' NI'N ,uI@ u, "V' & ,i. ir
nov N"N H. N"' VI" ". t'1" '"' p
tGu'tI U.s. "uN' '"N ~, VIZ ,nN
nl 'od lh 'u'lt hruiH iuu showing wy 'u'l'
tN'r ..l U'l"nr 'H' lH'll N"i'" N'. t'l
Tess II thv revival ell'u D.. "'p' u'. ,u
,"''t 1t.''e u"u mace Wah'ltsl w ,N''
,M"'" an" a, ,I'U', luu, '"u'I" W' 11'"'.
Nirai mt'dngs. sorllcd, viii onE hy ,p'
,lul services, ana t"hi l'oplc VIII ne "''"'
!" 'od Wy 'ht INNa anu ""INS o' l"' "''"
hcts yi Snvh 'uHl u. 'hS laIG' go iJ'
nave been ptlhril"i} lr i"' thhlth me u
Lo, vet lculN 90 rrlDn owe Nuuu there o'r
50 WlnN within duol- NhU reed 81 rev 'N
'i thc 'oth on 6nt iu ihrt hr"tIS.
h"il srr' lrt' We're t'iN 'WarH ui'y"u'N
Yesterday 'uI lhh Singing nh",I '3r HIt.
t''n anu 'gHdeHhlp ni l'oi u. NJ bolio
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06

fortune Of their sex. Instead Of health
giving relief it is regarded as an unwcl-
come ordeal.
Mrs. LaPers story can best be told by
her letter,
"Two years ago a fail from misstep
caused falling the womb. IPaid little attcn-
ton TO 1t, taking 40 treatment until after four
months, when tn. pain Became so severe
had to 90 somethag TO get relief. MeEree's
Wine Of Car5ui ] had noticed advertised for
my trouble and decided 70 try 1t and bought
a bottle. After asiag II BOT a week could
feel the pain diminishing, and after five
weeks faithful uss was perfectly we'll
once mora.
MY general health was also much i'm
proved, IN fac, have never felt better than
this last year"
Ii Mrs LAPEL had used the same fore
thought in regard to health as she did in
her business she would not have been in
that serious state in which she was when
she took Wine Of Cardui for relief. Her
fall injured the delicate igaments which
hold the womb in place and brought on
those terrible bearing down pains so many
women have suffered As the days went
by the trouble got worse and finally the
pain was SO great she could not bear it and
she was compelled to seek relief. She
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

Miss Helen he Chuumrs' Sunday school
class ~ Shearn church VIII give q concert
and picture sale 10 Shrnrn chapel tonight
at T:il o'clock An admission N 10 cents
VIII be charged. The following program
viii be rendered;
Cornet Solo .,,,,,Mr Garvcv Bradbprn
Vocal Solo...,......Ntlss 4 orence lfrev
Recitation. ,.........M Miss Nltu seemed er
Violin Solo.......Mr Moody Dawson
Vocal Solo. ............,,...AI Miss Y JoreS
Mandolin Duet ,,,,.,...,.,,..........
,..,...... hessrs, Van Week and Jones
heCitatien passes. .,,,.,, Mr., Eugene Pilot
Violin Duet Messrs Green aud Dawson
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06
Chronic Dlarrho.s

Mr. c. b, Wiugaeld Of Fair Play, Mo,
who suffered from chronic dysentcry FOR
thirty-aye years, says Chamberalp's Cole.
cAolsra aud Dlarrhoea Remedy ala him
more ssod than any other medicine he had
ever used fur sale by 0ll druggists.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06
NOrICn

The Amahco committoo will sell 10 the
highest bidder an propenf sold 10 the cit,'
under execution for taxes This sale viii
begin Wednesday the 9th instant al 10 \
m at MILKY a Dow hat aud continue from,
Aiv 70 day until an property IS sold
4. Upper. Clty Secretary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06
Fo7 MAYOR.

At the solicitation OF large nurbs
the citizens of Houston, | hereby aanOas
myself candidate for the oflce Of nan
subject to the democratic primariea
O. T. EA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06
FOR ALDERMAN.

nm n candidate for elderna,ilSu n
Second ward, subject 20 the ass.r,fsHll
democratic primaries. and fefP''
Holt Your support. = ga setld,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06

At the solicitation Of my many w
who have contributed 10 my anno.uss.,,
fund. ! announce myself as cahall,,,.'s.'
reelection 10 the office OF city mws.i
subject to the action " the dfpSSa,,
primaries. JOG ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06
CITY TREASURER.

hereby announce myself as Sand ~,
or re election to the Office OF c,H VI
urer, subject 10 the action OF tas MI
cratic primaries. A. - 90"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06
CITY ASSESSOR.

hereby announce myself as c w
for reelection to the office OF clI
and collector. subject TO the acVVD
democratic primaries. - Nd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06
CITY ATTORNEY,

I hereby announce myself rs 49,. ~
for The office of city attorney, suslssl
the action OF the democratic dsy pu b.
lngh0m $, RcsssI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06

hereby announce myself as o,sl
for the office OF city attorney, su ,r,.l
the action OF the democrats p'sris
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06

hereby announce myself as a canda
for the office OF chief Of police suolM
J. 81 3D. h
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06

I hereby announce myself IS : c,8
date for the office Of chief Of pollcs n
ject to action of the democratic prlula
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Total 81 7s96ss 30
|. F. A. Reichafdt, cashier of the ab1vd
namtd bank do solonnly swear mat tho
above statement Is true to the best Of my
knowledge and belief
F. A. REICHARDT, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before mo this
9th day Of March. 1902
joins A. MILROY.
COrrect-Attest
W. w. WILSON,
b. +. BONNER,
o, c. DREW,
DlrectorA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06

The Post Is authorized TO aunouna. !
Me ms a candidate for chief OF polles
jcct 10 the action Of the demoerlm
tupripg
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06

FOR DISTRICT clEhn.
| hereby announce ny sell as shlet 4
Tor the otflce of district CLERK, 80
ton OF the democratic primHl n n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06

7 hereby announce as a cAndldin
Chief Of Police, subject to action
democratic primaries, j. g. Blaekou'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The South Texas National Bank

! liz OuutH hNNhS i'NHO'NN 'NN
at Houston. ln the stpte OF Texas, az the
cIose OF business February 10 leV@'
RESOURCES. o, .,c %,
Ionus and discounts .,....,..' SliuVi'o'V ~
Overdrafts, secured and unse' &c ~, No
cured .s.''''s..'. ',,.,..' N'V'
u >, oonus |" SoVui' 5000 ~
rt t,pn on i. s. 6,cnds..". a,4is y
stocks securities, etc,,....... d'oS' 70
thanking house, furniture and -o-., =,
other real estate owned. 49,. 1898 -
Due irS" a S@1tsp"' o'AS Wv. 10000 ~
DgSs srp IRON s.a.e panhs a"u 2o,592 40
Due from approved rcst.,. 5l2,56o II
internal revenue stamps..,... 20 w
cy E GsIgaf S BSH:s soS Ss Is
Fra ,c,S,s and p rents e"..1.. era o.
awful money reserve In
hnnk. viz .,.o..o IN
iFs sGI tender; notes I5S.S60 DO aiGoie 10
Redemption fund with u y
trG,@SHIrer 4" per cent OF t'' 1000 no
ro,,, .................s2,4ls,49s %
''''' 800 LiARiLITIEs. ,-oo ooo no
Capital stock paid In .,..'.'.' SwN'tNSSyy ~ ~
surplus fund .,.,,..'.,''.'.,' 1'"''V W.
taGiyi ,Sysi pT naI ,eSe eAr'"' s9Oss 90
N9tl"u"' """N n'''' ~ ~, COO 90
M ~ ,,thcr national banks. ll,187 10
pue to state banks aud bank ga coo M
piG,r.iH,o,,,,iiy nnnoId , T92 o.
lhIhnlan'I "epoS''S s"''''' 71.Ao2 N
=, rntUN, ,iho,,u, 80 zoo ~
C,.htnE chsrEs ontgtandlue 47,0i5 OF
,ro,o, .............S2 50, 443, 400 %
state OF Texas, County OF liarris' sS'
= ]. Il. McAshan cashier OF inc anoye
named bank, do .solemnly swear mat Tue
above statement is true to the hest OF my
knowledge and belief
Subscribed and sworn TO before me TINS
9TH day Of March, 1902.
''" wy r. II. HANNA.
Notary Public, Harris County, Texas
II. RRASHEAR,
.. 7. HOLT,
CHAS. DILLINGHAM;,
Directors.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06
STREET COMMISSIONER

| hereby announce as a candldaI
ofhce u Street Commissioner, VA us
the action Of the democratic Tss,.'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06

AZ the solicitation Of my maM N
announce myself as n candlnas ~
election for the office OF etree. WI
sioner OF the city OF Houston su.Ls
action OF the democratic p,lnin1,s IIlrIs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06
HEALTH OFFICER.

The Post is authorized e, anpopiss,
W. NJ. Brumby as candidate psl
Health officer subject 70 tine AV"
the democratic primaries.
hereby announce myself az cssl
for health officer. subject 10 the s''
the o'm0'r"'o p'''''',Jy j. G. Boyd,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The Planters and Mechanics Ma.
tiOnal Bank

At Houston. in the Sutc OF Texas, at the
close OF business February %, 1902.
RESOURCES. . -,
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CHIEF OF POLICE.

I hereby announce as q candidst.
Chief OF Police, subject 10 action q Y
democratic primaries. Geo. kla
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06

I hereby announce as '@@'tclreidsh
chief or police, subject TO the action II I
democratic primaries, So
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06

Color ANYTHING any color
ne easy TO dye With Diamond Dyes
Simple. nurshls Econnmicsl
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NESOl NJES. -. ... -,
Leans and discounts ........... SsV2,ols W
Oycrdrutts secured and unSe' .,
cured .,.... .,,,.s.'. ''''..'' IL, 100 ~
T. : bonds to secure circulation DuVM w
Premiums ON I. ). bonds. l4,VVo w
Parking house, furniture and ,oo.- =,
ether real estate owned. ....,. 16o25 81
re reserve agents. I0'" ....'..,..,.. o1,50l 81
' "rs ','" o,''' o'uH, "D 'D eo,o7o 81
"H agcnts Fo" 'pP! ..,.''s ''. 2o5,os7 SC
Checks and other cash itcmS.... 344 OS
Notes Of other National banks, 0,2lJ 90
els els and 6Sc'uits. ..., ... as no
Lawful money reserve IN bank,
Srcclc ...... ........ $i5.959 10
Legal tender notes., aH.425 90 lO53T1 10
Redemption fund with L. 5.
HON ...... .....,............ 1000 90
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid ln.,...,,.... 100000 NO
Surplus fund Observation-Disclosures. 10000 90
Undivided profits, less expenses
and taxes paid.......,..,..... %, G47 63
National bank notes outstanding ta$. $50 90
Due TO other National banks. Si6,S2l IS
Due to state banks and bankers 1910 50
Dlvidcnds unpaid ...,.......... 9I6 20
Individual deposits subject to
VneCk ....'. .'.'s.''. .'.'..-. bSl'N&l -
Certified checks ............. 175 on
Cashiers checks outstanding. 7sl3 90
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At Houston, ln the stpte Of TcNns, az the
cIosc Of business February 10 wv
RESOURCES. -.