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Arizona republican., 1902-06-08
HELP WANTED

HELP WANTED WANTED.-Compet woman for general housework for family of two. Apply to Mrs. Geo. F. Buxton, 511 F. Adams.
 SIDE LINE, for travelling men. it's new, it helps wour trade. No trouble. pays well. Address room 3.-4O1 California St. San Francisco. Cal. SALESMEN-Want hustling sales man for Arizona by well established: wholesale house. High commission contract with S25.OO weekly advance while travelling. Jess. H. Smith Co.,, Detroit. Mich. GOOD POSITION open for first class solicitors. something new. Pays well, solicit merchants only. Address nOom 3-401 California St. San Francisco, Cal.
 DFTECTIVES-Eve locality. good salary. experience unnecessary. In ternationaI Detective Agency, Mill waukee, Wis.
 ACTIVE Catholic lady to work tt nome, Slb pd1Q TOT lZ days Ifldl. per manent if satisfactory. JOHN ENG WALL. Lakeside Bldg, Chicago. LADY to travel in Arizona. S30 monthl: and all expenses to start; permanent position if satisfactory Self address ed envelope for reply. Address 3l5-52 Dearborn St, Chicago. WANTED.-Girl. at once. for general housework. No washing. 906 East Washington.
 WANTED.-Man to milk and drive milk wagon. Address box 3, stanton. AriZ.
 WANTED-Man and wife: man to lake care of Clarke ranch. Inquire of sam Barnett, Peoria. Ariz. WANTED.-Boy to milk cows and de- liver cream to creamery. G. B. Nor ton. box 722.
 CASH PAID for distributing circulars. Send stamps. American Distributor, Kansas City, Mo. WANTED-Men with appetites for. whiSkey to take Dr. Ensor's Vege- table Remedy. Cure guaranteed. Perfectly harmless. No bad effects. Best medical attendance. Address A. P. Walbridge, Manager, Phoenix, Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-08
San Francisco and Return

:p31.SO, account of Shriner's council. Dates of sale, June : and s. Return limit. June 24. Stop overs allowed in California. Two special Pullman cars will leave here on the morning of June and go through to San Francisco without change. Secure your reserva- tiOnS early
Arizona republican., 1902-06-08

WANTED.-Man to milk and drive milk wagon. Address box ., Stanton. -AtiZ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-20

#*# 81 nino Inocencio Hernandez peg6
una pedrada otro el Juez Bazan 10 conc e.
no p dias de arresto.
**x El Juez Bazan impuso aver Is pesos
de multa tres vendedo1es ambulantes Dor
interrumpir el libre transito
~, Anoche nadaron varioS de nuestros
hermancs contlnentales Ell Ia gran charca Ce
Baldorioty
~ Los restos de bancos que sobrenadan
en- Ia laguna de Ba.doroty sivel a los limpia-
borcs para eJercltar su ofcio conlodamente Ell
palro4uiano pone los piecesitos Ell los brazos de
herro que alln qledan v. Venga betln
~ Don Atomic Alvarez EspafIol; queri-
amigo nue>lro, sale mailana par. Espafa en- el
vapOr "MonSeTrat. lie reCordaran siempre
cen cailno los que conocen Su caracter bOnda-
doso su cabaeroso proceder.
x*x Mr. Scott Sc MEGA guitar los faro
les viejos. Ell abogado Falcon So entendera
con el testarudo ingl6s.
~ ii sargento de policia sefIor Iturron-
do h. regreSado Arecibo.
~ Sc he suspendido hoy ell iuicio de la
scausa que Sc sigue MIR. Bird, por enternelad
del defensor.
~ Esta mafiana Sc vendfa a centa-
vos lbra el pan traido de Puerta de TERRA
x"x Hoy entraron en- este puerto Seis
barcos de guerra americauoS Tambien entlo
la tolila de torpederos.
M*x Ell vapor espafiol "Monserrat" ent1o
hoy sale mafianl para Espafia.
w*w Esta en- San Juan ell doctor don Ra-
fael Cestero, de Guayama
~ AloChs conrajeron natIimonio ca
to leo Con Domingo Perez doha Fidela Santos
~ Ell Juez CafeIas ha conceddo per-
misc a Gabriel Oler Maria Cecilia Morillo
para contraer matr moni..
~ Pero lsera verdad que el Ayunta-
miento 6 la Junta de Ornate de eSta capital
tenga en- sus narices-valga la frase-los lagos
de Ia NAL ilamada "plaza Balde riotyy que no
Sc ordene Sd areglo2
FrancameLle, no es decoroso
wx Don Emilio Escaera, vecino de We
ga alta, Sc encltntra en- eSta ciudad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-20
EN1 RADAS DE TRAvEsIA

ENI RADAS DE TRAVESA
De Bonaire (Curazao) gol amer. "lndia"
Scrs de L. Villamil CO. a Ia orden, $50 BIS
sal granel.
ENIRADAS DE COSTANEROS
De Arroyo gol "Guillermito" Sobrino de
Izquierdo CO, 50 SIS cafe Cerecedo Hmnos y
co, 6 CTS conServaS barrica ron
sALIDAS DE TRAvESIA>
Para la Guayra y escalas vap. amer, "Phi-
ladelphia" por Villar con carga de transito.
SALIDAS DE COSTANER RIOS
Para Vieques gol. "Alice" con carga ge-
neral
Para Fajardo bdra DOS Hermanos" con
carga general.
Para Vieques bdra "Francisca" con carga
general.
Para Aoroyo Ponce gol. "Carmeita" con
carga general.
Para Ponce gol Petra" Samuel Israel 500
SIS arroz
DESPACHADOS
Ninguno.
OPERACIONEs sOBRE Ell MUELLE
Por Palacios CO;
Baquero Gandara 200 cls pasaS granos
OPERACIONES DE BUQCES EN- PUERTO
TRAVESIA
San Jose Mallorca Barcelona
Springfield descargando
Martha E. Wallace descargando
Justine H. 1ngerso1 descargando
Atlantic deScargando
Julia pendlente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-20
DESDE MADRID

De innovation en- innovation. Asf vivi-
mos. GQue mas queremos? Despu6s de TOGO,
nos ccntentanlos con tan POGO!
Ne esc-lbel de Paris, rehri6ndoSe al oto-
iIo, dedicado pasarlo en- los "chateauX' que
en- aquellcs preciosos salreGedores poseen las
opuientas fanil;as Gcuarto adjetivo) me escri-
ben, digc dandome una notcia de ''seusacion':
la de que va no Sc anuncia toque de campa-
ma la hora de Sentarse Il mesa ;Por que?
Pues porque en- los dfas tristones, sobre todo,
aquGllo tenia a'go de ''l1gubie taflido' que re-
cordaba a la gente joven la penosa epoc9 de
convento, de coegio... la misma razon ha
habdo para suprinir tanbien ell congo" Es-
tc 'sonaba Inglaterra" ,..donde naci6, fero tam
POGO sonaba alegremente. Maya por Dosl..
~ que-preferen ahora? ptegunte
La respuesta tu6 Immediate
--Preheren a cualquier otrO avlsO, el del
cuerno de caza; el es quen Hama todOs anun-
ciandoles que Ia hora de conner ha llegado y
segtn parece, el sonido resulta mas alegre,
mas vibrarte de verdadera animaci6n to
dos los silencios (Bueno)
Mas detalles fresquit0s tambiGn
Como es l6gico, cada seii0ra, ca1a sefIorita,
tlenen su "cavalie~ servant, puesto incondi-
cionameute sus 6rdenes y para evitar
ciertos contratiempos, no hay preferendas la
suerte decide, y Sc sortean hombres y mu ,eres.
Creo que Sc Dan casos en- que Ia casualdad L o
Sc porta NAL del todo.
Ustedes saben dc sobra que desde hace
alg1n tempo han vuetO los seIlores 4 la cos
tl1mbre de besar Ia mano las Sefloras COS
tumbre que mucbOs y mlchas echaban de
rneIOS.
Pero en- cambio el beso. Ell Ia flente, dado
por el cabalero, uSanza que algLnaS damaS de-
cretaron copiando una noda rusa, no arraig0.
Y fueron las viudas las que mas Sc opusieron;
decian que ESQ era "eGcssiva generosidad.
(Perfectamente.)
Ell mantel de Ultima roda. para Ell al
muerzo. en- el de coor, en- com mbinacon con ell
mantello b anco; perO trala andose de "a conf
do, entonces 10 blanco, 10 purisimanente blan-
co, Sc inpone; las flores adamaScadaS roaZan-
do Ell telido, las flores naturaleS adornandOlO
todo. ST la mesa ha de ser verdaderamente
'chic' el mayor esmero Sc impone. Para
com Jetir con los objetos de plata de porceIa-
ma. no hay mas, repto, que las flores Es as,
en- invieano, por 10 nlismo que abundan menos,
valen mas.
La violeta rusa Ia de Parma, la una con
srS petalos de un hermoso morado oScuro la
otra con los ma'fces que Sc acercan al azul, son
las mas indicadas para esplendor de manteles
Y recreo de com ensaies.
La orquldea es tambien una flor digna de
i2urar en- luJoSas meSaS. Su varledad perlnl-
te originalfsimas combinaciones.
va que en- estos aslntoS de me a estamos
no 10 abandonare sin decir qae e, pastelo
preferido hoy es uno de origen vienes, hecho
con crena de chocolate y mantequla.
Para compemento de todo mueb,eaJs, 10 J!
pueda hacar sombra al 'crisantemo gigantic, |
81 cual exige un trouo: el jarr5n de cristal ia |
liado es;i,o Irnpero
Vuev4 ggnrar Ia dalia, pero ha de ser
dalia cactus L
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-20
COMEROIOY NAVEGAGION
Revista lie operaciones practicadas hoy.

India pendiente
tOsTANEROS
Salvador pendiente
Longfe low pendiente
Mayaguezana Aguadilla y Mayaguez
Isabella pendiente
Ana Maria Naguabo Humacao
Vasco pendiente
Guillermito Arroyo
VAPORES QUE Sc ESPERAN
Esp. Martin Saenz"-Salio de Canarias
con destino este puerto y los de Mayagnez,
Ponce, Santiago de Cuba, Habana, New Or
leans, el dia IS del Corriente ines.
Esp. "Alicia" .-Salio de la CorufIa el dia 7
del corriente mes con deStino a este puerto.
Ing. Miguel de Larrinaga' destino
a este puerto saldra directamente del de Liver
pool ell, ,dia 20 del corrente mes.
Esp. 'Montserrat" Para seguir viaje q
Canarias y la Peninsula, recaiara este puerto
del IS al 20 del corrien.e mes, procedente de
Habana y escalas
Alem. Bolivia" "-Procedente de Hambur-
go escaas l1ehara este puerto del 20 al %
del corriente mes.
Esp. Leon XII"-Salio de Cadiz con des-
tino este puerto el dia IS del corriente mes,
hacienda escala en- Canarias.
Amer. "Ponce"-El dia q del corrierte mes
saldra de este puerto con destino directo al de
New York.
Amer. 'Coamo" Del puerto de New York
Sallo hoy directamente para este.
Cub. Julia" Ell dia 25 del oorriente mes
por la maf1ana, saldra de este puerto con des-
tlno al de la Habana y escalas intermedias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-20

Han de saber ustedes que 81 Ia flor Sc ha-
ce cada vez mas duefIa de nuestra casa. hay
ago, alguien, que quiere alejarla de los hom-
bres, para que estos no la luzcan en Ell DIAL del
frac, de la levita, del shocking" nj del "cha-
quet.' Toda pasa y toda causa, hasta 10 mas
agradable, dicen.
Es de esperar, con todo, que no prospere
semejante maa idea.
Hay intinitos hombres enamorados de las
flores
Y hay tambien quien asegura que mlcLos
LIS prefieren las mujeres.
Esto llltimo, auuque me 10 jurer no 10
CrtO.
MARIA
Antinciase para mediados de Fabrero la
boda de la sefIorita Julia Herrera, condesa de a
Mortera, hija mayor de los condes de ia Morte-
IA, con don Gabriel Maura y Gamazo, hijo del
eX-nnatro de U!tranar.
Sc a estrenado en- el Teatro de Ia Come-
dia el drama Alma triunfan+e'. de don Iacn:o
Benavente, celebrado autor de LA Curs O.
La representation obtuvo un eXito brillan-
llsiino
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-20

Pasaje dc Ida vuelta 10S febaja. Niaos
hastn tres amos gratis de esta eda d
hRsta IL alos mitnd de Paaaje. Los va
pePes de cs1a Inca SEN reconendabies per
sus cemOdidades especiales para pasaj0-
res, empieands de Pucrts Kico New York
al reaeder Dc efas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-08
THE WORLDS FAIR WORK
GENERAL MANAGER WORKMAN SAYS
IT is PROGRESSING.
The Postponement Fortunate Thing for
Texas and Full Advantage Win Be
Taken of It.

Austin, Texas, June 7,--Louis ] Worth
am. general manager Of the Texas Worlds
fuir commission is In Austin TO spend the
sabbath with his family. When asked for
statement concerning the worlds fair
movement in Texas he said:
1.-THE work has reached the stage when It
is beginning TO bear fruits. and the or
ganiEation along the various lines has been
so perfected that the progress from now on
should he quite rapid. The announcement
Of the postponement Of the fair seems 20
have added to the already lively Interest
In the enterprise for the people generally
appear 20 be impressed with the fact that
the postponement IS fortunate for Texas
and viii enable the State to provide much
more elaborate display at st. Louis than IL
would have been possible to prepare so
early as the spring OF 1908 The Texas
Worlds Fair commission has recently es-
tablshed a press department. which IS
sending out Information concerning the pm.
poses ana work Of the Texas commission
10 the 500 newspapers Of Texas We have
received letters from quite number VI
editors, mantle ting a more lively and en-.
thuslastic interest IN the movement and
plcdging their cordial support, while the
papsis generally are publishing our matjcr
with favorable editorial comment. Through
NE agency % the press We are now rEae,.
ticallv reaching everybody in Texas and Il
the merits OF the worlds fair and the propO-
sition TO have Texas exhibited there are
not already understood by every person %
intelligence within the Confines OF the Stata
they soon will be. Through the same agency
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-08

the people will be kept advised Of the prog.
teSs or tho work and the plans Of the com
time. 1917 ~
During the past few months our atton
ton has been devoted principally to tho
RAISING OF subscription by certain specia
interests; The work along these lines IRE
low wen advanced, and VS. purpose taking
mp the organization hy counties actiyrIT
Nlthln the DeNt few days subscripti0p lists
VII he placed In each ot the counties, to,
EeNner WIN statement Of the quota Of
t"th COUNTY Those assessments viii be
based lDou the ,aNeblc values, which we
dtem me forrest and most equitable plan
that could Doe devised.
D." SUI sgilrtiuu Of the railroads ON
basls or - mile on their Texas lines Is
~" NNcliealtN assured. from when about
Sv'Nvp VIII be realized. Practically every
M w tAe STATE LAS announced a willing
Ives 20 cohtro butte, although the basis Tor
such contributions, nor the amount of same
gave not In all instances been designnted'
stePs nave been taken to reduce these
promises To actual and definite suhscrin.
tous, and It is expected thar the psiiro ,p
ist wlli be closed very soon Three lines
SLe definite. " committed TO subscribe on tha
T pltis u Rtloned They are the Texas and
ana santa Fe The Fr.sco svsteT no.
agreed 20 contribute 5000
,..Nt afe now getting returns from the
"a 80 a., ~ atcgsaance with resolution adopt
81 py the Texas Bankers associet ton o.
SalyesJon pledging the banks 10 assess
themselves oue-tenih OF / per cent Of heir
STspitsl stocs as their contribution 10 the
texas worlds fair fund. The capitsI of
Sne Naponal banks OF Texas is approxi.
nihaley SAlNoCpo, and we should realize
3u.' $1,000 nom this source. The mn
Iolity o. ne banks have not held directors
MEETINGS since The secretary Of their asso.
.laLVh got out bis eall under the calves.
ton resolution, but as soon as their Director
u'es.I tAer subscriptions viii be sent In
The executive committee ~ Inc -Te~.s
i l.unleti men association Is also actively IN
WoIA ~ carrying ont the pledge of maj
III. at'2p 20 contrihute TO tho worlds
~ n Texas and We exne,t orompt ana
"t.isi Glory results nom thar Industry
mas taken considerable time IA rst tho
sta-ti iptIions OF these special Interests
"a ~ put the work is now well ~ HAND
~ a1 We are confident that IL viii very soon
~ S'VSslf 10 satisfactory Termination
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-08

Rice Polish and Prairie Hay FOR Fattening
steers"
Q. n. Harrington, West Point, Miss; F.
Moor!!e' Edna The Chemistry OF the Pecan
+ II; Holman. Industry. Insect Enc
/. +. Lawley, Jr.. oakvine; W. II. Nc
Donald Palestine, 1.-The Cross Pollcniza-
lion OF the Peach and the Strawberry.
- Noungblood, MilanO "Ihe Influence Of
Civil engineering conrse;
L. Acker Lampasas; y, L.. Markham,
Paragould, Ark, Location OF the True
Meridian at College station"
Nj, =. AkerS, Aurora; j. l.. Ross, Cooper,
the Agricultural and Mechanical College
Il, l.. Alexander Manchaca. r. X. Odds.
Purcell, l. r., Design FOR Building for
the Departments OF Civil Engineering and
Drawing"
Galveston, Design for a Highway Bridge
Across the BRACES River"
Il Holcomb'. Cisco; Il, laeot Colombler,
switzerland, design for Supplying the
agricultural and Mechanical College with
BrazoS River Water"
/. j Kerr. Corsicsna, Design for a IN
Foot span Railway Bridge"
"A. W, KllngelhoefeT, Fredericksburs; r;
brazos County Roads with Special Esti-
mates for Those on the Agricultural aud
Mechanical College Grounds"
II. Ross, Rossyille; l., Samusch, Hallets.
Vile. THE Effect OF Fiueness OF sand
Grains on the Strength OF Cement Mortar.
Mechanical engineering course;
G. s, Darharn NRcogdoches; V. II. Foy,
Baird, Plans and specifications for n Fuel
oil Plant at the Agricultural and Meehan-
zeal College"
T. nross Bellvilie. "Freieht and Passen-
ger Elevators"
r. C.. Upright, Manor; r. Kloss, MIL
helm, Test OF the Boilers OF the Agricul
tural and Mechanical College"
$. b. Gillespie. Duncanyille; r, r. Rice
Beaumont, Plans for Enlarglng the Shops
Of the Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege and the Use OF Electricity as Motive
Power In same
Jerome Harrison, College station. plans
and Specifications for a Stand Pipe"
n. X. Robertson. Dallas: c, A. Strieber
Yorktown, Plans and Specifications for Q
Modern Newsstand Gsn Plant"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-08
Temple ronios.


Temple. Texas, June s.-Mr. Charles
smith who lives at Reeds Lake, southeast
oil temple was in town yesterday with mis-
Two children, boy and a girl aged 2 and
: years for the purpose of securing the
service Of maidstone. The children had
cen bitten last Monday BY a dog on the
p.aee lhat atterward showed signs OF bein1
mad and left. The stone was nrocnre5
ana stuck to the wounds when Applied.
ana II there Is anything In the maidstone
iect OF the bite ~" 'He Ell
mrs. d. r, Moore and Mrs. o. p. Gresh.
am LETT Yesterday for Wacc to attend n
district meeting Of the Home Mission so
Cety OF the Methodist church Mrs
Gfesham Is on the program for a paper,
After the meeting they viii visit in Meath sn.
Rey G. NJ. Beckwith, general missionary
TOT the diocese OF Texas. Will hold sarie.
ming Sunday pes'"
KEY Perkinson was called 10 salado YES.
terday 10 conduct the funeral seryices A.
the burial OF Mrs. Alex. campbeIi VINO
ness NAsetins w
PrOfs. KiEball. Blnkley and Miller OF tns
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-08
A. AND NJ. COMMENCEMENT.

Program of the Exercises at College
Station.
College Station, Texas, June Follow
Ing Is the program OF the commencement
exercises Of the Agricultural and Mechan.
zeal college. which begins Sunday morn
ing:
Sunday, June s, 9 a. m.-InSpection Of
cadet quarters by college officers and Wis
itors; IL a. m, commencement sermon by
Rev. j. Il. French Of Fort Worth; $50 p.
NJ, sacred concert; $50 p. M, address be-
fore the College Young Mems Christian
Association by Rev. w c. Finley OF Bryan.
Monday, June ?, TO IL a. m.- Inspection
Of departments, including exhibition Of live
stock, farm and dairy machinery, apnara-
tus and appliances for instruction, display
OF students work, students az work In the
shops; IL q. m, joint celebration OF liter
airy societies; 4 p. m, Individual competi.
ton drill for company medals; $50 r. m,
public meeting Alumni association, alumni
address by Il. A, Watkins, 90, Houston;
Grafton by Hon. Rosser Thomas. Ronham
10 p. m. alumni banquet
Commencement Day, Tuesday, June 10,
10 a, m.~-praycr, reading Of Thesis by hrsi
honor graduate lbest three years grade.
all courses; yaledictory address by NJ. VI.
Carpenter, Sour Lake, (elected by the first
class: response TO the vaiedictory by Rich.
ard Mansfield, Tyler, elected by the second
class; commencement address by Hon. II.
NJ. Garwcod OF Houston. announcement OF
those distinguished In the seceral classes
and departments; comforting of degrees by
the president Of the board Of directors
henedictlon; TO A;30 p m, drtll by Foster
Guards, 4.i3 p, M, battalion drill; $50 p
mY graduation dress parade; 10 p. M
grand ball.
Graduating class, with subject OF their
theses agricultural courses
NJ. IL. Carpenter, Sour Lake, Rice Bran.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-08

SO the work over the State in general NAV
Le undertaken. Crop conditions over The
f STATE are encouraging, ana the lively in
t teitest uahiested IN every meritorious prop
interests OF the State makes the time FRO
plilous Tor the presentation Of the worlds
tlI. enterprlce Texas can false the money
10y representation at the St Louis Worlds
l&ir easier than it would have been ga
sloIe 20 90 at any previous time In the his
Tory 10 s OF the state. Aside from the matter
or nn,anSes, IeNas Is prepared better than
90 her credit: The conditions being thus
favorable, feel sure that the pride and
Era '.,ll and the b@iness acumen of
them TO lay. hold on the hest opnortunitv
tor the exploitation Of the States adyan-
tGses mat has ever been presented. / have
Lev r. ,hls way about It from the time the
~ inonyIIeht was lnaugurated. and the manner
IN which the efforts OF the commission has
neeh received confirms me in that opinion. >
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-08

HalletsyIlle. Texas, June e-uouns s.,sd
is in session this week. bO'A
civil ana criminal, are small, r..,, q
The will Of the late 7. q .,,,s1s
been admitted to probate AZ
goes to his wife. ,-,s.s
Judge william Blakeslee, sIA1s ~
and supreme vice president Oh ~ ,.,..s
Catholic knights Of America -. ,.,,rt,.i !
from an ofhcial visit to Aea's'
St. Louis. ~. ID r.
sheriff B. G. Burnett is aul's =
typhoid fever. x.tsr ~
The work Of extending me ness rsI! V
of the city viii be eommen''s !.
day. :, rayaca ecc,1 Z
have now incorporated for seas Sss i.ss &
prof Fl. Lott OF BresIau NE u''H slaf..'
Moved as first assistant 10 ~ ~ ID Gstsis'<
schools and will be instrnssO' been ssai
The are department ns'
with 800 feet Of new nose
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Louisville a Mahogany =

louisville Courler-Journa'. ,uausrI Z
Louisville is to have 80 clsy y -
one Of which no other inlAD' I.
lea can boast pro Co $50,
R %iI It is sis5n q s4S ! M itf &c
s5o coz X present there + hose b. ~
the the Pacidc and Atlantis le,u soulh I'm IN
sawed sawed in the coast eiltn lss te n ).
10 veneering mills I'M, Vii b, .ns ',
The Louisville ntn Ameres ~, ~ -
hogany logs IN so orIssns and "
sSa% ID iI1ou ssM 81 rail-.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-08

when Governor Sayers took charge Of the
States affairs.
Aside from all this. be merely gives his
version of how the constitution should he
construed. farmer though he he aud "a
many members OF the legislature have their
own Views regarding constitutional con
structlon. there Is no use 10 discuss the
question further.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-08

public schools comprised q parry ~. ~
overland for the Colorado river ~
yesterday. A few weeks outing ssa !, y
close confinement as the scnool Iv'-
will be beneficial to the gentiemeh
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-08

1900 Yards Embroideries, in
short lengths, from to 3
yards, great variety widths
and patterns, worth to soc
per yard. Observation-Disclosures.
1900 yards assorted Fancy
Cotton and Linen Torchon
Laces. values to CSC, all An
one lot tomorrow, per yard. ,.