davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-07
HIGHLAND SPRINGS
., = = ASHLAND ). = =
y x NEW BRIDGE = =

er and George Hermann took trip tc
West Point and had pleasant time, In
dulg1ng in the usual summer sports.
Mr.. Gracien Thornton. who has been
under treatment for some time at the
Old Dominion Hospital, is about able to
return home.
Miss Dora Faulkner is improving slow
~.
Mr.. Price has returned to Richmond.
having paid a brief visit to his sister,
Mrs William McEwen.
Master James Jones, who has been
quite ILL., is now convalescent.
NC Silver, a former resident, now OF
Manchester, has been on short visit to
his mother and friends here.
Miss. Eta Sonlners, who has been a
guest Of Mrs. c. A. Miller, has returned
to her home In paterson, N. J.
Richard Owen. Of New Kent, who
formerly resided here, has returned and
will most likely permanently reside here.
The birthday party recently rendered
Miss Elise Mcdowell by her parents at
their hospitable home. Masonic Home
House" was the most elaborate function
that has occurred here in a long while.
The house was most gorgeously deco
rated with palms and choice cut flow
ers. There were congregated many of
the young society folk from Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-07
BARTON HEIGHTS

-
Nr. William E. Davis, of Nicholson
Street. will entertain a number of hi
friends tonight at his residence, the occa
sion being his birthday.
The J.adies' Auxiliary Society OF Denny
Stree. NJ. E. Church will meet on Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. W. III. Reekes
of Graham Street.
Mrs. Duell. Of Roanoke, Va, is visit
ing her brother. Mr.. c. p. Duell.
Mr.. Edwin Bowdwin, Of Roanoke, il
visiting Mr. c. p. Duell.
Miss Josephine Farley has returned II
her home, after trip to Washington.
Miss Esther Feather has returned t
her home in Brooklyn Park, after {
visit to friends in Botetourt and Powha
tan counties
The watermelon feast given at the res
idence of Mr.. George A Minor, in honor
of the return OF her daughter, Miss Otey
Minor. was an evening of real pleasure
Among those present were:
Misses Madge Montgomery, Emma
Clarke. Rosebud Brown, Zuline Robert
son, Carrie Robinson, Mary Ryland, Ma
RE and Louise White, Edith Tonlinson,
Ramon Brannon. Kate Turpin. Nc
George Mary Starritt, Maurice Hutch
inson. Otey Minor: Messrs L Boone
Chesterman Hasten, Broaddus. Chandler
Hundley. Swartwont, Croxton, Ryland
MacIlwaine, Bache, Rose, Harris Crotch
am, White. O'Bannon, McGeorge, Lor-
raine. Rady and Page.
The claperones were Mr.. II. L. Lor-
raine, a J.. Black. Z. II. Lea c. r.
Tomlinson and the hostess Mr.. George
A Minor.
Mrs. Schofeld, son, and daughter. of
Washington. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
John z. Harding.
Mrs. w. 3. Wallace. who has been
visiting the home of her cousin, DR.. G..
]. DAWSON of Barton Avenue, has re-
turned. to Lexington.
Rev. w. II. Baylor and family, OF
Grace Baptist Church, of Baltimore. is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. e. Schissler and
MI and Mrs. w. L. Summers.
Mr.. Harry Yager and sister, Mrs.
Ar1lentrout, have returned to their
home. after visit to their parents iii
Rockingham county
Miss Clare Grotz gave very delight
full watermelon feast Friday night to her
friends at her home on York Street.
Miss Pattie Lyon. of Sabot Island,
county, is visiting Mrs. 8. E.
Long.
MRS. Peers and little daughter, Edith, of
IIenrico county. are visiting Mrs. j. NJ
Parrish.
Colonel S. r. Moore. who has been Wis
ting his son, Mr.. Q. NJ Moore, has return
ed to his home in Oldfeld. Charles City
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corners. of Chesterfield
county, who have have been visiting Mr..
AID Mrs. S. p. Jones. have returned home.
Misses Grace and Edna Lea left yester-
day for a short stay at Charlotte, n. c.
a lawn party viii be given on the lot
in the rear of the Baptist Church for the
benefit of the Three Graces Of the Over
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-07
ovv@n@ g. NTEraer, NNF1o9esaEe DistriEooators-

and with Mr.. S. L. Thomas. the Y NJ.
e a. secretary, are zealouslt working
IN the meetings. Rev. James o. Cook
preached last night DR.. George Fl
Spooner will preach Sunday night. and
Rev. George II. Wiley will preach every
night next week. Services at 7:45.
Rev c. A. Marks, pastor OF the Eng
lish Lutheran Church. has returned to
the city, and will I'LL his pulpit at both
the morning and evening service to-day
DR.. Robert Strange will be In the city
to-day and will occupy his pulpit at ST.
Paul's.
Rev. J. R. Willinsham. 2. D.. will
speak to the men in the tent, corner
Twentieth and Grace Street. this at
ternoon at $50 O'Clock. DR.. WilIingham
is at the head Of the missionary enter
prise of the Southern Baptist Church,
and is a very attractive speaker to men.
and it is expected that the tent will be
crowded to hear him
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-07
May CALL THE
REV, Mr., M|NNICk
MarshaII-Street People Anxious
to Get Him Back.
BUT HE CAN HARDLY COME
Farewell Service in Honor of Young
Missionary ana Wife-Ansi-Saioon
League Committee to Meet.
Church Services To-day.

The Rev. Harry Minnick, Of Luhec,
Maine, will POSSIBILITY be called to the
Marshall-Street Christian Church, OF this
city, Of which he was the pastor pre-
ceding the Rev. F. ". Troy.
No Christian minister who has ever
been in Richmond was more beloved than
Mr. Minnick and it was a severe blow TO
his people when he had to leave. Mrs
Minnicks father is an old sea captain and
refuses to go far away from Luoec ana
the sound of the sea and hence MIR. Min
nick considered it his duty to go there
Now that Mr.. Troy has also left the
Marshall-Street congregation turn their
eyes again toward their former pastor and
many have been heard to express an ar
dent wish that he could be induced to re-
turn Mr. w. ]. kimbrough. clerk Of the
church. said this morning that they
would call Mr. Minnick in a minute ii
they thought he would come.
But the issue is extremely doubtful
The conditions which took Mr.. Minnick
from Richmond are still existing. and it
is hardly probable that he could see his
way clear to come back. Still the effort
will doubtless be made, and many will
hope that it will bear fruit.
A number Of the Baptist churches of
the city will unite tonight in a
service Of God-speed to the Rev. Col
der T. WillinGham and wife, the young
missionaries WHO leave soon for Japan.
The service will be held at the Second
Baptist Church DR.. W. R. L. Smith
will preside, and short addresses will be
delivered by DR.. c. S. Gordon. DR..
George Cooper, DR.. w. E. Hatcher. and
the Rev. Mr.. Willingham. The atten-
dance is expected to be very large.
Monday and will visit Chattanooga.
Tenn, and Hopkinsville. Ky, at each Of
which places farewell services will be
held. They will reach San Francisco in
time to sail on the steamer China" on
September 18th.
Dr.. George Cooper will preach in the
morning at the First Baptist Church on
"Gleams of the Morning. In the even
ing the congregation will unite with the
farewell service at the Second Church
Dr.. j. B. Hawthorne will preach in the
morning at Grove-Ayenue on Inc I'd
ticnal and Christian Side OF Afnuse-
ments.,' The congregation will unite
with the Second Church service at nlsn..
The. Rev. Calder T. Willinsham WI.
preach in the morning at the secoha
Church. A God-speed service IN ms
honor will be held at night
The Rev. David A Laily mas returned
home and will preach tnls nlorii-
ing and night at Emmanuel.
DR.. C. S. Gardner will preach III the
morning at Grace-Street.
Dr.. H. A. Baghv has returned '. nome
from King and Queen county and will
preach to-day at Calvary
The Rev. j. B. Hutson. pastor OF Pine
Street Baptist Church. has returned to
the city from a three weeks. vacation
spent at Virginia Beach He was much
benefited by the vacation
The Sunday services at Pine-Strees
Church will be resumed this evening
The Rev. c. J.. Thompson. field secre-
tery Of the State Mission Board, will
preach this morning at the Ram
sdolph- Street Baptist Church. Mr..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-07
NEW BRIDGE ITEMS

Captain C. o. Rudd councillor Chick,
ohominy Council. No.> 1873, Jr.. Q. U. A
NJ. and member of the G. A R., has re-
turned from Washington. D. c.. where
he went 20 arrange for quarters for a
party Of friends during the national en-
campment of the G. a. R.. to be held
October 9Th to 10th Captain Rudd re-
ports accommodations limited and pre-
diets large abundance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Crouch are
spending the summer with Mrs. Crouch $
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Isaacs. Mrs.
Crouch will be at home Thursday after
noon and will be pleased to see her old
friends
Miss Amelia Crouch, Of Richmond, VINO
has been visiting Mrs. Thomas Crouch
has returned to her home.
Contractor Straith is rushing the work
on the Lowasser Cottage and hopes 20
have 1t completed October 1st.
The sale of lots at Beechwood Park
is very active and Contractors Strafth.
Rudd and Ge~ow are figuring on plans
for new dwellings at tbs attractive
suburb.
J. T. Luck. the veteran employee of the
Richmond Locomotive Works. has re-
covered from recent illness and re-
sumed his duties.
The First Baptist Church here hold ser
vices every second and fourth Sunday
at P. NJ, Rev. J. J. Tucker officiat-
ing. The Sunday-school meets at 8 P.
NJ. every Sunday. c. Q. Rudd is super
intendent and T. G. Howle, assistant su-
perintendeHt.
Miss Anna Tignor. whose mother died
last week. resigned her position in Rich
mond and is keeping house for her IA
ther She will be at home every We'd
nesdav afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-07
SEVEN PINES

Mr.. W. J. os! orne has returned from n
visit to Washington and now speaks OF
going on trip to Mexico.
Mrs W. j. Oshorne and children have
returned fron, pleasant t1ir to Glen
dale.
Mrs. A. z. Read is visiting at Glendale.
She is also Improving in Health,
Miss Carrie Lynes has returned from
visit to Richmond.
Mrs. Edna Gathright. who has been
quite i'll, is now much improved.
The Social Club met on Tuesday last
with Miss Rowena Taylor in their usual
delightful way.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-07
y - y FULTON y = y
- BARTON HEIGHTSs
- EAST RICHMOND *
y y SEVEN PINES = x
WEEK IN FULTON

A movement is on foot in Fulton look
ting TO the organization of bank. Sew
erai merchants have liecn spoken to
abou. II and some action Will be taken
shortly. II is thought that one of the
larger banks Of the city will be. asked
TO establish a branch in Fulton
Politics are very quiet III Fulton and
uttie interest is being manifested in the
rece for Congress. While Fulton is the
home Of Captain Lamb, Mr.. Jefferson
Wallace has a number OF staunch sup
por.ers who arc looking after his inter-
ests.
The extensive improvements of the G.
& o. Railway at Orleans Street yards
are nearing completion. With the com
plction of the yards in few weeks
that company will have the most mod
err place of It's kind in the South
A number OF young men of Fulton will
entertain their lady friends at 'Powha-
tam the beautiful old country home of
Captain Jack Snead. tomorrow night.
The wagons will leave from Williams
burg Avenue and Orleans Streets at 500
o'clock.
N. Q. Parrish, of Engine Company,
No. 8, has been elected member OF the
new company 20 be established in jack
son Ward. Messrs, w. J. Kerr and
Albert SaInuels are aspirants for the va
cancy.
Rev. Henry c. Leonard, Of Fulton Hill,
IS. able TO be ont after his long illness
of typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Doc Daniels, of
Newport News, are on a visit TO Mrs
Daniels parents. Mr.. and Mrs. sanauei
Ball, Of Graham Street.
Miss Lucy Merridew, Of Denny Street,
who has been quite sick, is able to be
out.
Mr.. John Williams. of Giles county, is
on visit to his son, DR.. j. z. Williams,
of Graham Street.
Rev. James Z. oyler and family re-
turned Thursday from an extended visit
to Mrs. Oyler's parents in Mathews Co
Miss Ethel Frayser. daughter OF SUI
pervisor w. 3. Frayser, has returned
from a delightful stay with friends in
Charles City.
At The meeting of Henrico Council,
Royal Arcanum. Thursday night. the
Entertainment Committee were instruct
ed to purchase piano for the CouncH.
The Council is in a flourishing conoi-
ton and has doubled its membership al
ready this year. Messrs. a. 9. Neisen
and George Rogers were appointed Press
Committee of the Council.
Rev. George II. Wiley will occupy the
pulpit at Denny-Sreet NJ. e. Church TO-
day at IL A. NJ. The sacrament
will be administered at S p NJ KEY
James Z. Oyler. the pastor. will preach
& special sermon His subject will be
"The Gentleness of Jesus"
The pulpit of Fulton Baptist Church
will he filled by the pastor, Rev. w
Leake His subject at II a. NJ. Will be
THE Christians Vocation At 5 p
sr ..-t,, S..no-,e,- f-,lia6
The Builders League of Denry-Street
NJ. T.. Church will meet Wednesday af-
te,nnou with Mrs. Margaret Eacho, OF
Denny Street
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mays, Of K,aclSs-
burg s. g. have Returned h"ina. aEfef
two weeks Wis. 10 their parents and
Mrs. oscar Holmes. who has bacn quite
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-07

Some special bargains for this week:
Large Juicy Lemons. l0c- dozen: T. NJ.
Shoe Backing, 2 boxes &C.: cans Potted
Ham or Tongue, 1oc-; Best Quality Can
ned Salmon, &C.: Sour Pickles, e0c. gall
len: Mixed Spices for Picking. Little
Neck CLANS Just received. 2cc. ID. can:
Ginger Snaps and Soda Crackers. 4,sc.
TO-; Fine Virginia Claret Wine. per gall
lon &c.; Hires Root Beer. per bottle
14c.: Good Green or Mixed Tea. per ID.
Soc: Fine Cream Cheese. 2 lbs. sc, Fresh
Baiosna Sausage. &c. h.; Cooked Sliced
Ham. Id. l2lac.: Dixie Condensed Milk.
per can &c.: Brown Sugar. 8 lbs. IS:
Best Lump Starch. S lbs, &C.: 10 Bars
Johnny Cake Laundry Soap, Sc: Largo
Foxes Mustard or Spice Sardines. 25c.::
Our mixed Cakes are delicious. Zoe. b..
Best Toilet Soap. cakes 2sc. Vege-
labels OF all kinds. received every day
at way down prices. Chickens and Egg8
always on hand. 8. ULLMAN'S SON.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-07
NOTICE WHAT THESE PEOPLE SAY:

that Mulls Grape Tonic has made
great does not trouble
life good appetite All this has
gaining in flesh strength
friend of Muls Grape Tonic For years
pronounced stomach trouble
hips and could get though
wasal tired
bed the night before Thanks to us Grape Tonic this has
all using
not in order take auls Grape
Tonfo or
G. Lake
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-07
HENRlCO NOTES
Remarkable Session Of the Grand Jury
Begins 7 o-Morrow.

Begins IO-WOTTO".
The grand jury OF Henrico county will
meet to -morrow for what will in all
probability prove the most remarka BILE
term In the past ten years or more.
Deputy Sheriff Voegler declares that in
his experience he has never seen any
thing like it before. There will be one or
two murder cases. several cases Of at
tempted or alleged criminal assault, and
one case of alleged breach of promise
In the Circuit Court Of Henrico county
yesterday morning a declaration in debt
on a bond for money borrowed was filed
by Littleberry Haxal! against Captain
John Lamb. The bond was given May
2Sth, 1883 and was for the sum of $1,000
On this there have been three credits. one
amounting to $500 another for $325 and
another for $50.
The suit is for the balance on the bond
with interest from the date it was given
and was at once settled and dismissed.
Superintendent of Public School of Hen
rico County John *. Fusseil was busy
yesterday writing letters of introduc-
ton to Young men who are preparing for
the schools at FarmviIle and Bla cksburg.
Mr.. RUSSELL has free scholarship from
the. Newport News Military. Academy.
which he would like to give to some
deserving young man. He also has four
scholarships from the William and Mary
College.
Squire Lewis held court for some two
hours yesterday. hearing tales OF I'M
fortunates of the county John Melton
charged with stealing a COW from his
cousin, Jim Melton, was sent TO the Grand
jury. Upon the charge of breaking into
a house and stealing some tools he Will
be heard Monday morning at 10 clock
ST.. Inge fired pistol..Lnearr the public D n
Richardson, charged with using abusive
language to ii. a. Brubeck will be heard
from Monday. John NIeake, small Whlte
boy promised to be good and :; IS q no y
ed to go home 8
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-07
FORT LEE.

An application blank for signatures
ltwenty will be required) for the purpose
of making application for a charter for
a Jr o. q. A. NJ. Council here will be
presented to the citizens the coming week,
J. L. Doggett has recovered from his re-
cent indspostion and has resumed his du-
ties on the Chesapeake and Ohio Road.
Major George Mitchell will attend the
G.. A. r. encamp1nent at Washington In
October.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-07
TOBACCO NO1Es
Whitlock Branch in New FactorY-To
Employ Secretary

I
The WhitIocl1 Branch OF the American
Cigar Company is now Installed in the
gigantic new factory erected recently ar
Twenty-fourth and Cary Streets. The
work of removal is practically over. and
the hum Of the machinery Is already
heard within the walls OF the bis build
ing
The old factory of the whitlock branch
will be converted into a stemmery. In
the new quarters there will be much
more room for extension and wnIe go
far as Is known, no stsp has been taken
in this direction yet. it is understood that
something like a thousand additional
hands VIII be employed. No new brands
will be put upon the market just now.
but it is thought that in the course
of time the Whitlock branch will begin
the manufacture of cigars.
Plans are being made by the Tobacco
Association of the United States to open
an office IN this city and TO employ
secretary and treasurer. VINO can at once
take hold OF the various interests lodged
in the association and push forward the
work, to which he will devote his entire
time and energy. Two names are being
seriously considered in connection with
the office ana IL IS more IMAM iistiy litI
within the next few davs the announce
.uent of the final selection OF one OF them
will be made.
STEPS are also being taken toward push
ing the irsura nee mat er. The asso-
citation holds that there is Il discriIniNa-
ton AGAINST tobacco and 1t Is probable
that very shortly It will arrange Tor
conference with some insurance men, with
a view to setting matters on more
satisfactory basis. The work of secur-
;rp stati.t-is TO- the association goes
on nicely and will be continued to be
pushed vigor ly.
There Is large increase IN the cigarette
and cigar manufacturing business In Vir-
ri, Ia over last year. So far an Increase
of over a million and half OF dollars
is shown by Chairman Doherty's stats
tics and they are not all In.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-07
RUEL

RUEL VA, September e.-The reg
istration days for this place are the 25th
and 2eth.
Misses Grayce Jones and Lottie Napier
will return to their homes in Richmond
this week.
Miss Nellie Tyler. of Richmond, is Wis
ting Miss Mary Woody.
Mr.. w. E. Loving and Miss Margaret
Loving have returned to Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-07
Veh,s o, Suburbs

sick at her residence, No. sGas Fulton
Street, Is improving.
Mrs Lewis Hensen, OF State Street, who
has been visiting friends in VeIina, has
returned home.
Mrs. w. S. Leake returned home yes
terday from pleasant stay with friends
IN Louisa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-07
EAST RICHMOND

The Comedy Club held an important
meeting on Tuesday and decided to give
an entertainment very soon at both High
land Springs and at Seven Pines. They
give show tina. would do credit to
many professionals.
Messrs. Louis H., and Dellie Yerland-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-07

Thompson is one Of the best-informed
men in the State on the subject ne will
discuss: The Evangeilzation OF Vic
GINA Sunday night the pastor of the
church, the Rev. I. S. B0yles. will preach
on 1.-THE Devils Shares and Traps for
Souls" another of the highly interesting
series on Souls Among Lions.
The Rev. NJ. Ashby Jones will preach
in the morning at Leish-Street on "a
Neishborhood Study Els subject at
night will be "Counterfeits-'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-07

brook Presbyterian Church on Tuesday,
September 9th, at Z P. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-07
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO The PUBLIC

Following out our usual policy to place before
the public Of Richmond the latest and best things
pertaining to an up-to-date drug store. we have.
secured for this city the exclusive agency for the
famous preparation now exciting SO much atten-
ton on account of its great curative properties
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-07

oos e''11se' ny 1su'1 S'1spe I ot11s ''e NJ
In GERMANY TT is CALLED TRAUBEMkUR


~ /
gue
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-07

Nuls
taking It while in bed a condition.
think the of sickness Indigestion and Constipation and
truthfnlF
bottle the house
nearly eishtrtwo
medicines
lem
materially.
time.
Gil oines, Is.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-07

The large Conversational Bible Study
will be continued to-day Sunday,
afternoon In the Young Mems Christian
Association building. The study viii be
again conducted by the general secre-
tary, the subject for the afternoon be-
Ing, "A Miracle Wrought by His Bones. "
Last Sunday the study was very largely
attended and exceedingly interesting.
Men are cordially invited. :.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-07
S. ULIMAN'S son

jefferson Kitchen Soap, for scour
Cuticura Toilet Soap, 2 bars.
Best quality Baked Beans in Tor
Best Root Beer, one bottle makes
Best Corn Starch. in pound pac
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-16
TEXAS APPLE SAMPLES.
Specimens Are Much Finer Than Any
Imported Fruit

Specimens Are Much Finer Than Any
Imported Fruit
The Houston East and West Texas Is
making d systematic campaign with
view to convincing the farmers OF East
Texas THAT apple growing Is profitable
industry. The officials Of that line are en-
thusisstlc on the subject and their efforts
have been rewarded by an increased Inter
est on the part OF the farmers. The lat
ter are just beginning to plant apple trees.
one or two orchards ON the lire have as
many as 100 trees. Several hundred acres
more VIII be planted thls winter.
MI Sam II Dixon. in . tioa agent,
returned day or so ago from NacOgdoches
with samples of appleS raised at that place
by MIR. X. G. Shludior They were Of
the variety known as New York pppin.
Northern apple which Is ksing propa.
gated In the South and which always
commands high price. ana the Ben Davis
II luscious product OF the West and South
These Samples were simply perfect
YESTERDAY Mr.. William Dohcrty assist.
Houston East and West Texas re-
Cetred samples of apples raised by Mr..
NJ ~ Ballard of Center Shelby county.
These samples were OF the MAIDEN Blush"
and certainly the fruit deserves the name
Each sample was perfect In shape, size
taste and color. and one of the apples meas
ured thirteen and half inches In crcum-
ference aud weighed almost "A pound
Altogether these samples can not be eX
ceAed aud nothing Ike them can be found
IN the Houston market. The trees from
which they were gathered are but months
old and are literally londed down. The
Houston East and West Texas IL especially
pie industry and expect It to equal the
peach within year or two.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-16

f--,-o 1I-----l - -. - .
o., ma ", aal ana treat Northern at the Con
", u,Pu,
VT H.. J.. McHihbin travelling passenger
cotGC,"' "I tue southern Pacific, is IN thr
Wy
MI II A. Jones freight traffic manage
city.
Mr. NJ l.. Robbins general nossenrer and
terday for North Texas
Mr. w f. Mcclure sserorot rroiA4 $780,,
messenger a,,snt az IN G'iI ,tt,'iIeiEH 3 ana
ION ana Henderson. is in rba cit,. nous
The Norrboss+ re-
vuglneer rs IN the iron market for TEN
i a,tTS OIL iu'rlF-A'e-pound new or good re-
''I' 'SI'S'
,a AIde from the troublesome live stock and