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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03

The p. +. o. society meets this after,
noon with Miss Lvle Winner at COL E,as
Third South street Tho subject for dis
cusSlon will be "Ciyl Service Reform
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Two million dollars guarantees The
security. of every abstract made by the
Salt Lake Security e. Trust Co.. SO Up.
Main. We own our records
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Miss Romola King viii leave for Provo
carly in the week TO spend some time
with Mr.. and Mrs Joseph w Bishop,
who are back from their wedding trip
and settled in their new home.
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Salt Lake Statistics
Births.

George Apedsilc. Tonth South and
Eleventh West. bo-
William j Willard. IS east Fifth South.
boy.
William H. Ive,, 5i5 West Second
North, boy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03

Mrs Z. c.. Gowans of Ogden will no
in town next week to visit relatives for
a time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03

Mr.. and Mrs. David Keith have rc-
turned from short visit 10 California
having spent the time in Los Angeles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03

Miss Pearl Gced or Los Angeles is
visiting with Miss Gao Vance or Is Del
mar avenue.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03

Mrs. Anger, who has boon visiting h.r
sister, Mrs. Hal Brown. has returned
10 her home in Spokane.
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WHEN TYPE WEARS OUT
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date. Century, 55.57 Postofflce place
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

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Mrs. Russell g. Woodruff entertained
again al the first Of two bridge icas, the
second Ia be given today, More than
thirty friends were present TO cnioy the
game. and at tho close tea was served,
whom n number assisted line hostess in
serving. The decorations were all IN
pink carnations.
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Miss Marie Allen OF the Na5inovs com
panY has been entertained by a number
of friends during her short stay in the
city-somc of them friends made by her
mother Mrs. Packard. on the occasion
Of former visit and some now friends
aS we'll. Miss Allen was guest OF Mr.
and Mrs James w Neill at their beau
tiful home on Arroyo terrace. in Pasa :
dcna, during the time that tho company
was PLAYING in Los Angeles She was
one OF the friends at Mrs. DoImcs's tea
Yesterday afternoon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harold s Dayues enter
iaIncd a party Of friends al the play
FRIDAY evening in compliment TO Miss
May Taylor and Dale FallSe the other
guests being Mrs. r. w. Dayncs Mrs
John w. raylor. Miss Vera Rich and
Edward Horsfall. A supper al the Louvre
followed The nlaN.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Captain and Mrs. willis Tline enter
taincd Friday evening with q boX psrty
at the Colonial TO sec "Thc Dolls
House" the affair being arranged in
honor nf General BiShee The other
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Richard A.
keyes and Captain Garrison McCaskey.
The tbcatcr vas followed by supper
party al the Louvre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-09

SituaclOn de apartamlento Sc FoH1pieSc
en- una forma sistematica, en- una for
ma ordenada, Y viniese enlazar 10 que
sc habia roto de momento. Verdad es
que nj sangre espanola, nj esplritu es-
panol dej6 de venir fecundar esta tie
ira durante todo ese tempo, porque
nosotros enviamos bien pronto nues-
tres emigrantes, que iban a fecundar
las riquezas natllraies de los terri
torios hispanos-a Y enVia-
mos profesores, enViamos maestros
no dejemos de enviar Iibros nues-
tros tambi6n; pero todo este res
pondia un orden de la vida muy di-
ferente del orden intellectual, eran
eSfuerz0s aislados sueltoS, empu-
ies espasm6dicos, que'no iigaban entire
81, Y que no acababan de romper
aquella costra de indifcrencia, de hie-
10, que trala consigo Ell desconocimiento
del vaior real de las cosas, que habia
lido acentuandOse dla p0r dIa; Y como
los pecados llevan Embellishments su
penitencia, aquel pecado que cometia-
mos nosotrOs de mantener ese aisla-
miento por mas tempo del que hubiera
aconsej ejado-incluso consideraciones de
Orden dipiomatico-llev6 la penitencia
de que alrededOr del nombre del es-
plritu espanol Sc levantasen ficilmente
las leyendas que tendian deSconocer
10 que habia hecho y 10 que seguia
hacienda para Ell mundo
CiertO es que la question no Sc pre-
sentaba de igual mod0 respectO de Gu
ba: en- primer lugar, porque apenas 81
Sc ha producido aislamientO entire vos-
otros y nosOtros porque aqui la inni-
gaci6n no ha sido tan completa
como en- otras Rep1blicas hispano-
americanas, ell contingente espanol
| con todo 10 que repre,s a,
con todo 10 que significa, cen
tOda la obra admirable que ha efectua-
90 en- esta terra, ha continuado siendo
el principal, ell mas numereso Luego
| porque aqui, qlHzas por ese mismo efec
to de que Ell apartamiento ha sidO me-
nor, ha podido actuar durante menos
tempo, la leyenda no ha cobrado tantas
alas, no Sc ha desarrollado en- forma
mOnStruosa, como la he encontrado Ell
otros paises hiSpano- -americanos. Y. en-
fin, p0rque ese mismo contingente de
hombres espanoles que vienen CONT
nuamente aqui a trabajar juntamente
con vOsOtrOs, ha sabido, aproyechando
las condolences afectuosas del espiritu
vuestro, cOmpentrarse tan hOndamente
con vosotros mismoS, que toda la labor
provisional que necesitaria La Univer-
Sldad de Ovledo para que fructificase
la estrlcta labor intellectual que ella va
a emprender saber: la existencia pre-
VIA de I'm cauerdo social, en- ell cual Sc
Dorren las dlferencias y los hombres
SC hermanen por aquellO que une, Y
no St dlstancien por aquello que dife-
rehcld, lodo ESQ 10 he encOntradO he
cho, perfectamente hecho. EN- esta So
cledad cubana, en- la cual madam del
brazo, las nacidos en- la TERRA peninsu-
lar las nacid0s en- esta hermosa isla
ty hablando Ell mlsmO idioma, tienen los
mlsmos gustOs, los mismos ideaIes v
los mlsmos amores' Pero, pesar de es-
to, la necesidad persistia aqui como en-
! otras parties y la Universidad de OWE
do tuvo la conciencia del deber oue le
lncumbia q ella como Representative de
la vida intellectual y docente espadola
de romper esa situacion, de acabar con
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-09

ese equlyoco, de hacer que termlnase
ese aislamient0. Y naci0 esa conciencia
en- ella, no por azar, no por que ALI
Drendiese la semilla como hubiera po-
dido prender en- cuaiesquiera otra par
te, sino pOrQue es ALI donde debiera
haber nacidO, porque las coSas no Ocu-
rren sino en- los sitios que tienen
cOndiclones para que ocurran; y OWE
do, por un c0njunto de circunstancias
que la imagination distraida llama ca
sualidad, que eI saber de la ciencia
de los puebloS no Sc atreve todavia a
bautizar, como ligeramente 10 bautiza-
ba la antigua filosofia del derechO, con
nombre ninguno que supOngo doctrina
hiZ0 que ALI, en- terra asturiana
| iOrecieSen los americaniStaS m
empenadoS en- esta labor de CON
| fraternidad V de con0cimient0s mu-
tuOS, y que ALI Sc c0ngreg2Sen tOdoS
los que mas menos modestamepte ha-
biamos tenido la misma preOcupaci6n
| Y habiamos escrito acerca de la ne
cesidad de emprender esta campa1a
por el conjunto de todas estas circuns-
tancias, siryi6ndonos, mutuamente, su
gesti6n, los unos d los otros fue
haciendose un dep6sito de hon
das energias que no esperaban mas
uun al rnOrnaptn ,,orq ac+uI Ilor " uoro
fructiticar en- una obra praetica y po-
silva, y ese mOmento, 10 ACADIA de
recordar el doctor Dihigo fu6 ell
momento de las fiestas de nues-
tro centenario q. hizo saltar Ia chispa y
q. luciese, rdpidamente, ante n0sotros
| lucIese, r8pldamente, ante nOsOtros
como en- relampagos, la vision de
toda la obra que habiam0s de empren-
der; fue-ahora 81 quiero pronunciar
la palabra-fue pOr un dictado provi-
dencial de la historic: un professor de
la Universidad de la Habana. ALI, en-
presencia suya-el 10 recordara-en
uno de los banquetes en- el cual quisi-
mos testimoniarle toda la simpatia, to-
do Ell afecto, todo ell amor que habia
despertadO en- nosotros, fue ALI cuando
espontaneamente, sin llevar NADIA pre-
iconcebld0 respectO del asunto. Ell Rec
tor de la Unlyersidad de Oviedo. con
testando a una indication del doctor
Dihigo, Sc leyant0 Y dijo: yo prometo
en- eSta OCCASION, SOlemnemente, que la
Universidad de Oviedo ira a visitar 4
la UIversldad de la Habana. Desde
aquel mOmento la obra amerieanista de
nuestra Universidad empezaba a vi
vir. (Aplausos.
Con este. senores. la corriente senti-
mental estaba va establecidad. Nosotros
tenlamos Ia seguridad de que seriamos
reclbldOs con afectO, con carifio. que
encontrariamOs OCCASION sustancial q Ia
Obra nuestra.
| Pero no basta este; cierto es due el
sentlmlento constituye una de las
fuerzas primordiales de la vida. a tai
punto, que cuando la idea Sc queda
len mera idea, yiviendo en- la esfera
pura de la inteligencia, con toda la
sequedad con todos los angulos cor
tantes que tlene esta vida, y uno no en-
carna en- un fondo sentimental que ha-
ga vlbrar hasta 10 mas hondo de
nuestro coraz6n Y 10 traduzca en- obra
la idea queda infecunda no Sc rea-
MA Jamas en- la vida. (ApIausos
Pero 81 es verdad que nos hace falta
ell sentlmiento, 81 es verdad que no
haremos Jamas NADIA EN- la vida 81 no
10 amamos previamente, tambien es
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-09
Sr. Rector de la Uniyersidad: III
DIR. Altamira tiene Ia palabrs-

Doctor Rafael Altamira; fionora-
a,3e se5or Secretario de instruction
Pnblieas Y Bellas Artes; senior bee
tor de la Universidad; senores De
canes Profesores; senOras; senores:
81 no fuese un deber de cortesia seria
una exigencia irreprimibie dc mis- sen
aisnientos, el que las primeras paiabras
za,se Drounncie desde esta Catedra de Ia
9Yniyersidad de Ia Habana, fneSen pa
aabras de reconOcimiento; palabraS
Sae honda. de profunda, de sineera gra-
4itud las debo al Gobierno dc la kepu-
aaaica de Cuba, en- primer termlno, por-
sssas Sc ha anticipate faclhtar M en-
arada en- esta TERRA, Y la ha rodeado
de toda las dehcadeZa8 de su atenc1on
para que yo no encontrase dlterenciaS
entire aquella TERRA qe abandone pa
sa esta empresa santa de fraternlda
v esta TERRA hermana de Cuba; las de
3a0 4 La Universidad, que deSde ct prl-
aar instante me ha hecho Sentlr que
xD era uno de los suyOs, qne y0 era llh
eompanero, que yo no era un descono-
,qislo nj un extraiio, sino algo qWe venia
auuf ocupar IN puesto en- IA tabor de
la formation del espiritu cBbano, 81 no
a,on ell mismo derecho de aqueltos que
han nacido EN- esta TERRA. con el mismo
amor, os 10 puedo asegurar con el
.niS,ne empeno de ser uhs, que podrla
tener cualquiera de vosotros. )Aplau-
SOS
Las debo a esa juventud enthusiastic
asue ha calentado mi esplritu con su
=afecto, su adhesion sincera y esponta-
mca; las debo la sociedad t0da cuba
ma u. desde ell primer instante me ha r0-
deado de tai g6nero de halagos ha
puesto en- mi alma tai genero de aten-
eiones hacia la suya propia, que ha rea-
lzade ell milagro de que 10 future Sc
aaga presente y que no sea ocaslon es-
Ia de hablar del dia de mariana, Y de
haeer angurios y votos porQue mi per
manencia en- Cuba me sea grata. por-
asaae todo ESQ Sc ha realizado en- un mo-
mento; yo he vivido mi permaneneia
gn Cuba desde los primeros instanteS
Gn cue pise esta TERRA. (Aplausos.)
Seiores: La mission que me enc0men-
do La Universidad de OviedO no puede
ser entendida, en- 10 que prOpiamente
significa, con toda la concreci0n Y con
t0Gia la claridad que nosotr0S deseamOs
81 yo no comenzara por evOcar ante vos-
sstros la situacion especial por la que
atrayes6 Espana en- sus retaclones con
aas Republicas Hispano Americanas
sdurante un siglo. Aquelia situaci6n de
apzrtamiento, aquella situacl0H de ale
Jamiento entire unoS y otrOs, perfecta-
mente l0gica por parte de aquelios que
aabian creado su persnnafldad que
habian tenidO cue crearla CON vloien-
GAS, rompiendo los laZOs que Ia suJeta-
ban v con descOnocimientO-que mo-
s2csta humiidemente eonfesamOs
p4rte de la Madre Patria, de los de-
here's que lie incumbian, lncfuso, Y qui-
=zss mas que todos, respecto de aqueilos
Asjos que Sc emancipabaa y empezaban
4 tener vida propia. En- esta situaci6n
hz transcurrido un sigfo, en- ei cual La
vida intellectual de Espais y de los
Paises hispanos-american han eorridO
FOr caminOs diferentes, en- La cual
Espana no ha hech0 NADIA povque esta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-09

riosidad 4 estas cosas, como la exhi-
biei6n de I'm tenor de voz muy LENA v
desarrOllada que va d dar notas inve-
roslmiles y que en- ESQ estriba todo e.
exito de su mission. (Aplausos. La
Universidad de Oviedo nunca preten-
di6 enviar tenores; pero 81 hubiera
pensado en- ESQ, no hubiera sido, cier-
tamente mi quien hubiese enviadc.
(Risas.)
Por este mismo las conferencias que
puedan ser Ell cualquiera otra mani,
! feStaci0n de esta Obra de acercamien-
To de relaciones intelectuales entire
los puebIos un fin, entire nosotros es
un medic y TN medic entire muchos;
hay que dar cOnferencias, porque es
Ia Inica manera de enfrentarse ante ell
gran publico porque es precise decir
las o0sas EN- OCCASION y ante concurrent
lcl2 nLmer0sa en- las cuales prenda, por
10 menos, el fondo sustancial del espf-
ritu: pero no signitican mas que oca-
stones que aproyecha la Universe
dad de Oyiedo para hacer declaracio-
mes respecto 4 Sill obra para daros
conocer 10 que ella trabaja, 10 que
trabaIan otrOs centr0s docentes espa-
noles Y como es Ell espiritu espanol
on todo aquello que pueda importar
para Fundamentals los titulos con que
ella Hama Vuestras puertas y para
Idesyanecer algo de aouella lovenda
de que hablaba anteriormente
r-,,;,,o,1;1.1 ,-'.,' '0'loi 20, /" 0'i' 0e Id
pecto. como no es obra do vanidod
tampoco es obra patriotera. Y este
F"' ~ ~ eAPii'l'Ie' pof 10
| Pyoiera croerso ANA ~ ..o;
Jniversidad espaIlola / las Irnive,.e;-
daHeH h1spano-americanas buscando
-. ''' e''''''i0' ouScahdo que suene
nosotroe nra+o,lo,,oa ,a,.a-.,.y
America hispana en- q ordap ;n+o
iec'uai' hacienda que desapareciese.
'0' q ID Id ln''uencla VueStra,
pirit, dc cada ,,no a. ,ata1, WV %
| E'sta creencia serfa una creencia ah-
sofntamente falsa, en- primer t6rmino
porQue nosotros no venimos pedir
saiamente que Sc nos abran las puer-
fas de las t,niversidades hispano-
amerIcanas para que Sc cscuche ALI
la veg del espiritu espallol: Dedimos
que los profesores de las Tniversida-
deS hlspano-americana vavan 4 las
| nuestras para que ALI sea dido tam
| ben, el espiritu de vuestr0s pueblos
nos0tros no venimos 4 dar solo
refteJar sobre vosotros n1estros es-
pirltus, sino que venimos, tambien, 4
pedlros,, para que vengais d nosotros
para retlejar sobre nosotros vuestro
o''i q ''i" cie'iiica'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-09
Altannira en- la Habana
LA PRIMERA CONFERENCIA


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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-11-09
ONE WEAK SPOT.
Most Bryan People Have a Weak Part
and Too Often It's the Back.

Everyone has weak spot,
Too often it's a bad back.
Twinges folio. every sudden twist
Dull aching keeps up, day and night
Tells you the kidneys need help
For backache is really kidney-ache
A kidney cure is what you need
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Bryan people recommend the rem
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7. II. Brown, farmer, Bryan, Texas
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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-11-09

Houston, Tex, Nov. 9.-During the
special meeting of the Harris County
A. & M. Club. held Monday evening
in the rooms of the chamber of COM
merce. three important resolutions
were passed and full round OF bust
ness relative to the part to be taken
by the alumni of the college on No
vember IA was transacted
One of the resolutions is request
tc the executive committee of the
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Alumni Association to call meeting
in Houston. November IA, for the pur-
Pose of taking steps for the submission
CT = constitutional amendment provid-
ing the absolute independence of the
school.
Another resolution recommended
DR.. J, Allan Kyle to the directorate of
the college to take the place of James
Cravens, who has declined reappoint-
ment.
The third resolution was an express
sion of regret FOR the fact that Capt.
Andrew Moses, comamndant at the
college, viii serve out his four-year
term at the college this year, and it
also commended him highly for the
work he has performed in upbuilding
the military life of the institution.
On the opening day of the No-Tsu-
oh the alumni will meet in uniform
at the Rice hotel corner at . o'clock,
from which place they will march to
the Grand Central depot to meet the
president, faculty and cadets of the
school.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-11-09
ABOUT woaN OUT LAND.
Or. Harrington Tells How to Restore
Its Productive Value.

DR.. II. H. Harrington, director OF
the Texas experiment station at the
IA. & NJ. College, advises as follows
worn OUT sandy land can best be
restored by planting il to cowpeas
and turning them under as soon as
they have reached their full size; that
lis to say. as soon as they commence
Ifowerlng, for green manure. BY wait.
ing longer to turn them under, there
is loss in the fertilizing value of the
peavines. inasmuch as the materials
of plant food become concentrated in
the ripening the peas.
In improving poor land, crops OF
various kinds ought to alternate with
crops of cowpeas, which will soon
yitally change both the chemical and
physical condition of the land; form
ing humus, and thus making stiff soil
more loose, and loose soil more com
pact.
THE humus formed will be re-
tainer of heterogeneous fertilizers which
in less sandy soil are readily lost by
teaching.
TO begin with, ii will be necessary
to use commercial fertilizer on the
land. but this can be dispensed with.
at least to some extent. as crops OF
cowpeas are returned to the land for
the Irish potatoes and other garden
truck Four TO five hundred pounds OF
cottonseed meal, with about half that
quantity of acid phosphate mixed with
1t, generally give fair results.
IF corn Is planted the cottonseed
meal should not be applied until the
corn is knee high, as otherwise 1t is
likely that the meal viii give rise to
large stalks and too small ears, be-
cause the cottonseed meal becomes
early available and is after that read
lily lost by teaching rains"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-11-09
The Doq's Aches and Pains

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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-11-09
sAlDHEADeD MEN.
ignorance Of the Hair Causes Much
Badness Among Men.

Early piely doesn't cause badness,
neither does any kind Of piety. Some
baldheaded men, 5 console themselves
with the idea that badness is caused
by superabundance of gray brain
matter, and would have the world be-
Ilieye that a baldhead is sign Of great
intellect.
Such. however, is not the case.
lNinety-nine times in one hundred bald
ness is caused by dandruff germs
which dig down deep into the roots OF
the hair. destroy its vitality and cause
lit to fall out.
All this may come gradually aud
take time, but as an up-to-date humor-
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II you have dandruff. the little In.
visible. persistent devils called and
druff germs are at work. Destroy them
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cause your hair TO fall out and you
will be compelled to take your place
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the hair root is not already destroyed,
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]. jenkins and druggists everywhere
on money back plan.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-11-09
r. REYNOLDS
IF You Want the best
oyster Lunch

In town better come and see us. We
receive the freshest Of Oysters in their
natural Juice just as it they came
from the sea. They are cooked to
the queens taste.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-11-09
PATENTS TO TEXANS.


Jack A. Schley, United States patent
attorney of 40l Main street, Dallas,
ANNOUNCES the issuance of the follow
ing patents TO Texans for the week
ending November 8:
G. w. Davis, Blossom, cultivator.
G. Huebner, LAGRANGE, tent frame
R. NJ. Kelley, Longview, pillow.
A. Lawrie, Humpville, felly joint
bridge
7. Manners, Rice, axle box lubrica,
tor
W. c. Mayo, assignor to Electric
Gas Motor Car Company, G. e. Briggs,
Barstow, and ]. Houlehan, I'll Paso,
controlling system for motor traction
cars.
w. f. McCorquodale, Orange. sewer
connection
G. T. Moore, Ammonia, closure for
cistern cleaners.
w. w. Oldham, Bowie, agricultural
implement.
]. S. Stewart, Houston, well drilling
device.
C. E. Walker, Daingerfeld, baling
press.
Fridolin Werner, ST., Clbolo, stalk
cutter.
w. B. Wherry, Overton, mail cart
Trademarks: South Texas Grain
Company, Houston, grain and mixed
feed for stock.