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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-25
EXCHANGE INTERylrw.

Houston is the only real Wild va.
lexas-H AGO IimcSHcrdh. "'s' town b
on wad some power the siftie ~. !,
= \ s'e us---'
This poll tax amendment t,tes -
from anyone because each voter can ~. M aaal
taS ana vote IAN any man say tbat y N eA
yidual who cares so little for his ooyss ~ ind
he viii not pay the pitiful sum az ss I, lh
| tect himself and educate his cb;ta.so to rfo
right to say how the government sbos.1. NJ ~
henderson Times. 'su'q ps mn
All they need do at present 10 !.
to vote is 10 register, and no ~. p''ppaa
teen tramoied to death in the rush 4 4 : =
down this way 90 sn
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farmer told us Monday that h. .,,i u,
Gus aero b Huntsville at Sd per do1sr s0'9 shisk
OF hundred at that rate would he No.. q eoafs
'h2 g,,i oate OF eott9a Pin money! We'll %
Pinfealtcr money.a little also.
Admiral Schley will arrive in Texa. ,..,
and VIII visit the leading cities Of he s,s,, VIZ
cept Nacogdoches and Houston ~ sla'e e
ne will get an inadequate idea Of tb H. Sla
ment of Grand Old Texas--Nacordoe6 s's WA
Hci 'su0sees SfFs.
And then we presume he will have Il. -
to go away and say that he has seen T,,s,
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There must be some fatality attached \. 4,
post OF United States consul at Saltillo Ms,s8
tor citizens OF the State of New Hamnsb;,s ~
death OF John Z. Rider of Porstmo,,tb n 4
who was appointed consul at Saltillo last As.s
makes the third incumbent Of the Office IN.
that State who has died within the n,s, ny.
years Each appointce was selected II pa' Sl ~.
Gallinger OF New Hampshire The senat,r ~
probably have some trouble in finding ior#
citizen of his State to accept the SaIt;ln y i
pointment-Bro5cHs0W Herald
Don't you believe it; office seekers ru,s /,
where angels fear to tread.
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The Elgin Courier has just rounded oyt h
first year under the editorial manaremest +
w. c. Smith. Considering the fact That E,- +
has suffered from two dry seasons, Mr.. smfsI,
done well to merely hang one. But he has b. L
more than that he has given E1gin bt,a
sparkling paper and The Post trusts that n T
silver lining of the clouds will henceiofA F
turned his way.
The Planview Texas Press has Just csl,hBa
its twelfth birthday. Mr. E F. Little, the a.
tor Of the Press, has made it a bright. mspu
and interesting little paper
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Hon. John Scott says he amt goin' TO ns
Garner no more" That man is wise that know
when he has had enough of buzz saw--Laa
Times.
Poor Hon. John.
Bet Hampstead won't be as quick viii X
negro murderers of Mrs. Lewis--Hoastoa Pa.
Don't bet too much, for you might ose.--lta
Meas. &
She was right smart, after all wasn't sh,'
4 4 4
The newspaper fight on the pistol or y
relaxed but the pistol toter goes merry IF
shooting his fellows down wherever his box
is insulted.- YoaktH Herald.
Keep after him.
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WITH THE WITS.

It is very unkind for Grand Duke Boris to go
home and make fun Of our efforts to show him
good time.-Vashngion Star.
The duke Of Marlborough says he will never
set foot in America again. Sometimes the luck
is with America.--MemPhiS Commercial appeal.
Colonel Watterson wants the fastness of the
country confined to Kentucky thoroughbreds.
That's like KentucSan l--AtidHta Constitution.
Perhaps Colonel Watterson meant those recent
articles OF his for the latter day saints and not
society at large.-Neso York Evening Telegram.
Kaiser Wilhelm says the trolley car is an
enemy OF humanity The kaiser must have been
having dispute over Observation-Disclosures
Sentinel
A Kansas paper announces the engagement OF
Mr. Robert Swallow and Miss Marie Worms.
Mr. Swallow must be an early bird.-Miiaankee
Sentinel
With female temperance reformer from
Kansas telling New England audience that our
president is bear drinking Dutchman" and A
Chicago lawyer publicly calling MIN "a brutal
murderer, the people beginning to wonder
how much further free speech can 90 before
somebody must be told to hold his or her tongue
wee bt,-Bosion Herald.
A Kansas farmer came into the Kansas Citv
Journal office the other day and told the aston
ished editor that he had powed up some crinoids
belonging TO the paleozoic or mesozoic ace as
well as some siluran tribobites and brachiopods +"
After hearing his story the editor asked him II
he would like to look over paper from his old
home, and handed him a copy OF the Roston
Globe--DeHVer Pest
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Lay on, MacDuH, Of Kentucky.

''N'aHaFo4is views.
n. "e are slad that Colonel Watterson stands
and we all remember that Sir PHI, s 9s.'er war
prince OF the 400 Of his day, said tbat sba. sna'
nan heard Of good war he should 90 10 1, rta
people whom he attacks can not honestle !. ~ ue
ieeuVey defend themselves, for thew 40 ~, I,
80 Wy FeNhae their own shortcomings IN.
1 sss1sions stories that we hear OF these peonls
,yS,S y may not oe true but the scandalous sprit
gts 4 Lna,. dominates and psrmeates their
ana refinement and brilliant paganis,n au P0 MS.
soeiey can not be hid from the Ewes ~ :, WIS
NY" ana h'sh-mindsd, selfsaerihcng women eu'''''
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heers are taking care Of the gun toters in Nacog-
aoShes hard question but one thing IS
os'.4lh ana that is that two citizens from me
country this morning said to Sentinel MAJ, that
the country people were getting afraid ~ $50
mo Naeogdoches, as they didn't know abai
moment they might be shot to death ., ,Lo
streets by stray bullets. One citizen said ,h;s
morning = am sick and tired Of this gun NAV tS
N Naeogdoehes, such we had last nisbt p'a
man can ! tell when his life is safe" And so Il
orS GA i1e people OF Naeogdoches are getting
IA t,leo o. inc pistol toter and the gun shooter
ana they don't intend to stand it much longs p'e'
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New York Press go, Vi,
Two men. One mashed his nhs.5 81
him thinking, as well as swear'ils, ,ysna
minutes he had invented e0 s,, ~
brought him a fortune. Inc o. ns,ssi
solitude for twenty-five years y A,giS
was to revolutionize things, any ,.,n
pleted il VIGOROUSLY applied ioi y, IL y
were millions in ton paper r,rt.i
appointed. A patent had oes1 .sirs X
similar machine a dozen years
time wasted
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NOTE ANo COMMENT.

rs Il ignorance wiltul carelessness. disregard
for other peoples comfort or what is il ?" asks
the Augusta Herald that induces Augusta au-
diencos 20 rise from their seats and leave the
thcaier before The performance Is concluded 2"
Misery loves company, and we are clad 10 know,
that the intelligent theater-goers of Augusta
suffer M the same way chat the intelligent the7ter-
gocrs OF Charleston suffer Here il Is the fashion
Tor the crowd to make a break for the street
before the performance is ovef Il would puzzle
anybody 90 account for this rush Foilow the
young men who get up IN the front rows near
the stage IN their hreak-neck speed TO the street.
themselves 90 save their lives why they hurried
so 20 get out OF the house The manager az The
Academy OF Music would do a great public SER
vice II he would reserve a certain part OF the
mouse mouse ior ihs use OF these people, and so give
me quiet iolk a chance TO enjoy the perform
anee IN peaee,--C harfesioh NeteS and Courier
The same annoying, disgusting custom obtains
in most L not all OF the Texas cities. Ii the
managers Of the theaters would devise some
sort Of plan to stop the nuisance they would
earn the gratitude Of all ,heater- goers Of good
manners and proper breeding.
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N trials FOR criminal assault the court should
exclude AL persons except those who are direeti,
coneerned especially while the witness Il br;,,.
examined and crosS-eNaniued II Is terrific
enough ioS modest and shrinking woman Ia be
assaulted by q brutal man i is cruel TO Subject
her 10 the further torture OF relating Me- ~
perience ~ a court Of justice before a pro,n;scn
Gus crowd, who from maudlin curiositv stre;n
their ears 70 eaieh every word.--Richword Times
commenting on which. the Montgomery A
yeriiser says Whatever may be thought or s,;d
to the contrary the publicity Of trials IN ~,
cases alluded TO BY the Times is one az ~.
reasons why lynch law IA often REGARDED with
more eomplaeeney than would otherwise Be the
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comrade. They were going througn. ~ y. Y
in wagon on their way to one 4 ~
battlefelds, when one OF the ola uo,s ,,,-s
worn the blue saw approaching e0Dp''
horseback H.. IA
Here comes 'Rube,'" said ~
Wen have some fun out OF him -, Z
Hey old man. called the GraaS r.
Der. Haven't seen you since o. Nv
The rural looking rider reinea " * y
the wagon, and, taking a good io0A XXI
clad occupants, quietly said 10
you are right. sab ] haYe sr
since you lit out from Bull Kun ~
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pressure, and forced into the lungs Of the pa''
seated In an alright steel cabinet
As Dr. Barney explained his treafn'at
patient is placed in this steel airtighi ~.
from which all the air is drawn, and iisa
ply is forced in by means Of bellows y.
Der tube connected with the glass yapoiia !.
side the cabinet is placed in the patient M
the vaporizer is started and the kresamll = 7
forced into the lungs Of the sufferer. !.
Acting much as any ordinary disinieelll \. !. !.
the kresamin is forced to all parts o. Y.
tents lungs killing, according to % On
theory. all tuberculosis germs Inc WV N
made uninhabitable for germs OF az Tlse
sick room is ordinarily made uninnaps''
germs after strong disinfectant + u,.n u,r
Il claim for this formula, SAID ~. 4.
that in all ordinary cases OF cotsl l.,,,
will be found effective have proved V y. h
last four years how practicable It y
I know, / am the only physician n 'n,'
who imports the kresols' for genera W
a quantity OF them on hand at all uns'
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Reasonable.
Roekport Enterprise.

Our exchange hends respectfully requested
10 fetch spittoon with them when making their
daily calls at this Office. We don't mind YOU oe-
on the desk--we like 10 have our callers feei
at home-hut we'll be goshhoewoaaled Il we elsan
up your tobacco spitl--the devil is LAYING M =
few weeks
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needed revising. wd revise H. and then 20 on
through from 'Alcohol' to Wooden goods.
In the meantime we might advise Mr.. Hanna
against indulging in claptrap, trying to be Gun
ming" instead OF working out some feasible plan
for the Improvement Of the external tax system
TO make Il just Il Is going to be revised, de-
pend on that senator. Maybe not right away
IN sooner than its present bonehciaies, the
trusts and other corporations, want It to be re-
,teed
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WITH The pAaAeaApAERs.

Germany has ordered the Panther and the
Gaelic TO Venezuela because German subject
was killed there. When the panther and the
eazcllc 20 travelling together there is likely to
be circus in Venezuela.-Bosion Transcript
a Georgia woman who edits paper-ot
course. no one could suggest the thought but
woman-says when young man thinks voting
girl an angel it Is cruel for him to spoil his
dreams BY marrying her-Merididn Press.
The Maryland gold find comes just in time,
assuming that the Marylanders intend to go on
burning anthracite coal We shall all need finds
OF that kind II the strike continues Philadelphia
Inquirer
Carrie Nation repudiates Lady Henry Someset
as temperance reformer. The only way the
English lady can make good is to use a broad
AK and do some real eussin' Atlanta Constiia-
lion.
Between the plumber and the coal dealer the
Eastern man is beginning TO ask himself, Is life
worth living anyway? He seems to be looking
seward hot place.-Biyminghd Asc-HerdId.
Mr.. Olney may not be available as presidential
timber, but he has some most available views
about the trust barons that he doesn't hesitate
to fire at short range.-Afiantd Constitution.
fellow chasing after the North Pole is very
much like the dog that chases a railroad train
one can't help wondering what would happen
if he were to catch it.--AHensid Chronicle.
Good beefsteak Is selling in Berlin at a. cents
per pound, complains an exchange But just
think OF the advantage the Berliners have over
in the price of beer-.4ilanta Journal.
The statement that the queen dowager of Spain
has contracted morsanatic marriage does not
meant that she has bought up a lot OF husbands
and merged them.KaHSdS City Journal.
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10mpe"i~q Hitk 1>;kles,

pany to dinner. one has Coz
a s. New New, YORK plumber was recent, 81.
been insane, for II plumber -o.,, Aus hay,
saloon he could buy it. 'Sa''y wanted |.
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How % Revl.s.

Chattanooga Times.
Senator Hanna asks, Where are you going rs
begin revising the tarif3" and looks abour hin,
as Il he were sure he'd asked very hard ONE.
But rs easy, We would begin at the begin.
nina, Mr. Hanna, with the frat schedule. II il
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4 "Johnny Reb,sg Au.,o.

~. ~-'u,As'on Letter TO New York HeraldA
Ar,nS s 2, me veterans who attended the Grand
civil war bs,,p. spent several days visiting tie
'0A' one Of returned party tells ., mssnans
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Hushl
Alice Sun.

Alice Sun, s.. stks
What do you suppose Andrew WI, X, -
have said to those coal oPs'-
Post h.w NJ
His remsrks would probably ~.
thing like this "Nou - Ming ~
do you know who you are en.Sis :
Eternal iii teach YOU how w o.ss ns p
tleman's house. Here. boy - =
and riding whipl You
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(By j. NJ. Lrwfs.)

Sinks down 10 a doleful croak,
An yer eyes git dim as yeh plod along,
An yer throat feels like you'd choke,
Brace up an tackle stave er two,
II faint no more'n Groom.
An you'll find the wordsll come back to you
An with EN- a good oil tune
Then fix yer mind on the song We sing,
An yer roadl grow smooth before
An yer feet'll go prapcin ragtime swing
An the roses'll bloom once more
Ann border the path at yeh thought was dead
An ashes beneath yer feet
An before yeh know II yer Crouch has sped,
An life an the world is sweet
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FILLUP FGLL1PS,
Never look into the muzzle Of an unoaded
gun, for the unloaded gun is always loaded.
Don't Judge a mans income by his wife's wear
ing apparel that represents outgo rather than
income.
When man pins his hopes Of happiness to a
woman who can do her own homework should
the necessity arise, that's safety pin
Never grab and kiss a woman in the dark
II might be your wife.
The housekeoper who keeps large and ag-
gressive pile of wood where it can be seen from
the street is never bothered by hobos
The reminiscent Joy which comes with the
memory of the pumpkin pies our mother used to
hickory sprout our father used to WELD.
The tramp never has a splitting headache.
1t is only in Texas that when negro SO
forgets himself as to perpetrate a crime he is
hanged by his own request Now is the proper
and accepted time TO come to Texas.
We overheard woman who was kissing pug
dog say the other day, "Oh | can't bear chill
drenl" Probably she told the truth but that
fact doesn't excuse the dog. By applying to the
De Pelchn Faith Home she could adopt one
The saddest part of the Pennsylvania trouble
is that many of the miners minors
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It is said that the crown prince Of Siam is an
expert at golf. He doubtless plays it with Siam
ease.
Sarah Bernhard is said to be praying for
death to save her from old age Sarah is doubt
less afraid she may become thin.
DON'T YOU7
Don't you love to sit behind
Some one in a gale Of wind
That comes blowing, blowing backward, where
one sits sits sits,
Who doth masticate the weed
With more than hoggish greed,
Who just ehews and chews, and chews and
chews, and splits, and spits and spits
THE LIMIT
She had crept adown the stair,
On her silent feet and bare
And had vanqushed two bad burglars who were
going through the house
Then stepped on rubber doll
Which sent forth squeaky squall,
And she shrieked and tainted dead away; she
thought it was mouse.
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Senator Proctor's grandson has sent a photo
OF boar he shot to the president What this
country, and especially the editorial sanctum
needs is some one to shoot bores.
4
Just before dinner the other day a Toronto
home was robbed OF goods to the value of Sao,-
900 1t must be embarrassing to have the roast
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VAsMER and Jules Hirsch will find Il a hard
job 10 get transfers back into the democratic
band wagon when the dust has settled But
Jules is used to being refused transfers.
The Danish West Indies are not to be ours
after all That's a rum go.
II EuoLANp could only get hold Of the Mad
Muah she would doubtless give him something
whole lot more pacibins than the Pasteur treat
meut
Miss RoospELr is to marty man from Arkan-
saw. Now laugh darn yc g.
Kivo OSCAR Of Sweden has decided the sa-
moan claims IN favor Of Wilhelms country.
Uncle Sam seems to have lost to a pair OF kings.
A vrw company has been formed to fight the
steel trust Steel against steal.
MivERs are already beginning to dig up Con-
sumcrs have been digging up for some time
THE Mckinney Daily Gazette offers to donate
$1,000 toward the erection OF a college Is any
further testimony to Texas prosperity needed
" WiturLM will organize United States Of
Europe, carnegc will equip it with Libraries
AtrhoNsr had better keep his eye on Weyler,
or he may wake up some morning and find the
palace surrounded by a trocha,
Tnr inhabitants Of the Danish West Indies
are deeply disappointed. Their loss, however,
is our gain.
]
! IT HAS been decided that Scott shall not make
any more speeches. This is the hardest blow that
Garner has yet received
/
! ~ lie Il % nm
to be once more toying with the whiskers Of the
/ rammany tiger
/
Tir negro who spends his life hanging around
the streets Is likely to end his life hanging around
a telephone pole
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oettlna rlr,a

Naeogdoehes Sentinel
FA' Houston Post wants to know Il su. q.
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WASHER and Jules Hirsch will find It hard
job to get transfers back into the democratic
band wagon when the dust has settled But
Jules is used to being refused transfers.
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OFFICE OF PUBLICATION.
Nos. ffoi fio5, iios, 10Y and 100 franklin ave.
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Entered at me posoffce at Houston, TcFds az
See0nd-Ciass Mail Motier.
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THE Danish West Indies are not to be ours
after all That's rum GO
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It is very unkind for Grand Duke Boris to go
home and make fun Of our efforts to show him
good tme.-Washingfon Star.
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The Maryland gold find comes just in time,
assuming that the Maryanders intend to 60 on
burning anthracite coal. We shall all need finds
Of that kind If the strike continues.-Ph'ddeiphi
IuoyfreF
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TRdYEITNG AGENTS. c. s. z. Holland. Audi
tori a. W. Palmer, b. B. Throop, J. H. Barton and
S. NJ. Gibson
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by THE
HOUSTON PRINTING COMPANY.

W.. FTesIdeni
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pArry Avp SUNNY $500 sass ss,as rs
SUNDAY ............. tso -. 49,.
sEai.WrEklY ....... 100 50 IS ~.
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TrE negro who spends his life hanging around
the streets is likely to end his life hanging around
q telephone pole
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IT HAS heeu decided that Scott shall not make
any more speeches This is the hardest blow that
Garner has vet received
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KISo OSCAR OF Sweden has decided the sa.
moan claims IN favor Of Wilhems country
Uncle sam seems 70 have lost 70 pair Of kings
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Canton EpWorth Assembly.

g -, HI ~ 80, - %N@s%, t&5& .976a04 ~ q
The.second annual session Of this
assembly opens June IS and closes
July s. Every afternoon and evening
a popular program will be given at
which will appear some celebrity in
the lecture, elocution, OF musical
field. The list Of attractions CON
tains the name Of some Of the very
best people who appear before Chau-,
tauquas. The assembly grounds are
finely located and offer a beautiful.
place for a person to ofor a summer
vacation. Rev. a. G. Shepherd is
the superintendent Of the assembly
and under his care everything will
move along in a satisfactory man-
ner. Quite a number Of Mitchell
people are arranging to attend the
assembly meeting.
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Born, to Or. and Mrs. E. K. Rea-
mer, Thursday, i son.
Mrs. 7. @. Burns and children left
Thursday for ST. Paul to spend
the summer with relatives.
Mrs. +. Is. Dickson and daughter,
Miss Florence, left Thursday for
Milwaukee to make an extended visit
with relatives.
Mrs. a. C.sStevens and little dangh-
ter. returned home to Watertown
Thursday after a very pleasant
visit with friends in the city.
The w. Q. T. U. has been working
on a box for the Childrens' Home at
Sioux Falls for some little time. All
the articles were gatheredsW Wednesday
and the box forwarded to Superin-
tendent. Sherrard. 1T contained many
new articles and some that YER con-
tsibuted.
De Medici' will be produced at
the opera house by The Juveniles on
Monday afternoon, June 80, for
children only. and on Tuesday evena
ing, July 4 the drama will be pre-
sented to the public in general. The.
~rehearsals are being held daily for
the coming production.
The Milwaukee road ran an excur-y
sion train to Yankton Thursday
TO give the people an opportunity to-
attend the Modern Woodman picnic.
which is being held there today.
The train was made up Of four coach
es, and seventeen Mitchell people
took advantage Of the excursion to
go to Yankton.
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Notice For Bids.

Notice is hereby given that, bids
will be received at county auditors
Office up to July 18th, 1902. for the
construction Of one 40 foot pile bridge.
Plans and specifications on file at
county auditors Office. County
commissioners reserve the right to
reject any or all bids.
II. 8. Anderson,
County Auditor.