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WANTED TO RENT.

Inrbt Three rooms with bath for
cffdror' uSekeepng; small family; no
street ' Address 2SO4, San Jacluto
l.
Hive ,dS,r-fo rent or buy, a hotel In a
S4 IS. party Address 1854. this of6ee' 10
~ iED-By connie wIf6out children
honsN OF Tour unfurnlshed rooms for
ana ~ ping must lie IN good condition
s9Soa neighborhood; references ex
/ i - ADDRESS 1916 this offlce. Y
4 IN sai i'4SE In nice neighborhood, with
bedrccoor blocks Rice hotel: six or more
erencee furnished or unfurnished; ref.
-. Aaaress 06 this offioe. 10
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IN CONFORMITY to the act Ok March -,
1901 entitled IAN act TO provide FOR the
organization, control, management ana
active operation of the Southwest Texas
Normal school, located at San Marcos,
HAYS county, Texas" etc, sealed pas
are invited for the construction OF a
building to be erected on the premises
in Inc town of san Marcos, In hays
county, as heretofore conveyed TO th9
state Such bids should be MADE hha NJ
must be received at o. before ~ O'Clock
m Friday November -, 1891, az the
office OF the superintendent OF pubic IN
strnction, Austin Texas. All BIDS so re,,
ccIvcd will he opened by the uudeVsigheu
al said Office at said hour on said qaX.
Plans and specifications Of the bui!dlns
may he seen, and form of proposal cRn ne
had. at the office of D. NorlhctHII HrcuN
tect san Marcos. Texas.
a certified check for the sum OF per
cent of the amount Of the Dla' Drawn ~
favor of the governor Of the state OF
Texas shall accompany the OF eutu
bidder as guarantee Of good lalen
should the successful bidder lail 20 en-,
ter into contract, he shan forfeit 70 t nS
state the certified check ms ilqui1aten
damages. Certified checks of all bidders
will be returned when a bid Is accepted
contract awarded and bond executed
THE successful bidder shall furnish goou
and approved bond In the sum or one
third OF the. contract price Witnln n ,,ie
THE State reserves the right TO teJec'
any and all bids October lA 1901
Joseph d. sayers, Governor
r. NJ Love, Comptroller
John G Tod.
1925 state Board Of Education.
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PARTIES wanting TO buy a home In Hous-
ton viii save time by calling on us, as We
have bargains. Pye x Co.. Kiam building.
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PsWD REWARD for a red and white
ssERyot,ed dog, to be returned. 1919 Austin
otAftIs
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EDUCATIONAL.

nv TO wAPLEs' DRUG STORE: you can
slNays ind II there. II
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RICE LANDS-Onc tract 6l0 acres, SIS;
one tract o5s acres 500; one tract. 100
acres, SIS. These are the finest lands
possible to obtain for rice growing, sit
uated ten miles south of Houston; laud
smooth, water unlimited; soil perfect.
For further particulars. apply Ia the
O'Donnoll Investment Co, Wilson build
ing l3
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]. B. HUTCHINS, Navnsota, Texas, manu-
facturcs q salye that will cure letter, &c
zema, Tlngworm or old sores of any kind:
price 81 per box. Any one buying one
Dox Of this salve not benefited, money
Ielunded. MrIte for testImonIals. 1902
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DOUBLE STRENGTH -PennyroyaI
tansy and cottouroot, 81 per box; for re.
lieylng cases Of suppressed menSes: sealed
by mail With directions. DIR. White Med.
!cine Co, e. 0. hos 6, Houston, Texas
11.lG
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bSIEOPATHY- Drs william Clark,
d Blanche Mccormick. graduates Amer
4 lean School of Osteopathy," Kirksville,
Mo, under founder0 DR.. a. T. Still; CON
sultation free new phone $3.50; 321322
i Mason block. II
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TYPEWRITERS.

nv y TOUCH" typewrItlng on the
20. o s35; No, I. $50, 10000 test
L and catalogue free. W. I. Rus
sAesa agent. Dallas. Texas. {
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HAVE your old hats made new; we fix
up and dye suits cleaned -, dyed SOD
Panttnrlum Club 212 San JHcinto ST. 10
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OH IANDS-Dnmon Mound, Sour Lake,
Saratoga and Big IIll in MataEorno coun
ty We have bargains to offer and 1t
VIII nay you to investigate our choice
trncts aud compare prices. Call for. our
special bargain on Damon. Cash y
Luckel. u
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X, GANANO, Houston, will repair or buy
4 damaged or broken guitars, mandolins,
4 vollns, cases, etc; write what you have.
Il 10
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/ N0ST WANT ADS ARE
| numerous because they pay
BIDS AND pRoposA1s

fEsNirENTlARl BEEF CONTRACT-Ti,
pealea proposals are invited for Furnish
thE oeei both at Rusk ana HunIsviiie
pcmtehuaries for twelve months from
59e hist DAY Of January 1OO2, TO tho
10, ,rhuny OF December 1902, Inclusive
PARTICULAR, Wei slaughtered and elcaniy
ushuIea ana delivered within the walls
W Tue penlteuuaries IN such uuantitfes
ana AZ such times as the steward tns,,
uIeSt they using about 5000 pounds nsr
49, ny each prison 49, The beef fur.
ary, March, April, November ANA ~
CtmDtf must be hrst-class stall FED beef
unu that furnished In May Iune Jpiv
august september and October must be-
itue pest the market affords of range fed
peel 81 We reserve the night Ia te.
ject all inferior on unsotlnd shsef No,
may De offered for delivery Bidders viii
stat9 ior now much per pound they viii
dulnlsh, payments to be made Oh fhe
uIsl da& OF each month for all beef fur.
nlsned during the previous month. on ae.
counts approved by the steward t5i
All bidders viii accompany their MAJ
with bond of $500 WITH two OF more
Hoou Suretes, conditioned that they will
enter into contract and give a bond
~ the sum Of $1,000 for the faithful per.
ioinl"Ite OF ihe same, go All bids must
DC sealed ana Endorsed on the back Pro.
posais to furnish beef for Huntsville
or Rusk peniteutiares" las The cass
may be- and addressed to me- ut HINTS.
vile, and they viii be opened al nv
othee on Tuesday, November TO- 1901.
right TO reject any or all bids that may
De ouered. w. NJ. c. Hin, Flnancial
agent Texas state penlteutlnrips
.- Anntsyllle. Texas, Oetoher 20, 1901
NOTICE no CONTRACTORS Sealed pro.
posals VIII be received at .he Office of
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AGENTS WANTED.

THE Kansas Mutual Life Insurance CONS
pauy wants a few more first class solici-
tors and would employ three district
managers upou fun renewal basis. hue
record must show ability to produce busi-
ness; the new policy Is a guarantee oc
success; for further particulars address
company at Topeka, Kan. 10
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from center u cities, which lnsurcs nb.
solute privacy. WIN put you In CORE
spondence with patients cured. Special
care given lady patients. Best references
Address The Matthews Home, 300 Day
avenue, SAN Antonio, or 4OS Missouri
avenue. Fort Worth. Texas IL
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F AIDES, Use Ch,Chester's English tennyroys Pins
III, Best! safesii Only Reliable! Take no other.
~ Ray Of Druggis o. send &C. stamps for bsrtio
aar and Relief Ladies' Ia letter by return mall.
Ckt.hest-r Chemical Co., PhliAos-. pc
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FTVF-ROOM cottage, underground cistern,
1914 Mason street, for sale, $500 cash. bal
auce monthly Apply Leon r. smith at
torney. over Houston National bank, Main
nm Congress ~
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$500 CASH and SO per month will buy i've
room cottage, corner lot, for less than
cost to build house furnished If desired;
must sell quick. r j. Collins son,
IOlGiS Congress. u
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-T<ELL THE PEOPLE
4 what you want.
FOR SALE.

I~-~->SA>>~~-~~~-~~~,>
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE-The Pianoia With which any
person cun play splcndldly any plano.
Watkln Music Company, san Antonio or
Dallas.
RYSANTHEMUMS- Finest Chrysanthe.
mum blooms. all colors, at lowest prices,
lnpairc az Momans Exchange. 10
FOR SAIE--A bass violin In good order;
q nnc sounder and well strung. for SIS,
Address John Il. Prudcn, Rogers, Tex.
MS. IL
FOR SALE Al COST a few large maps
o. Houston, slightly. damaged, /.
Nmtty, corner Main aud Franklin, ~
RICE GROWERS FURNISH COM
PLErE PLANTS or ANY SIZE TO IR-
RlGATE FROM WELLS OR STREAMS
CLOSE PRICES AND LIBERAL TERMS
WRITE FOR PRICES c. L. WICK.
ERs, HOUSTON. 1900
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SCHOOL LAND-Splendld section level
sandy loam drained; will sell at big bar
gain; $500 this office. IL
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FOR SALE-GO00 acres of good rice land so
situated that 1t can he easily lrrlgate
by Colorado river. Apply to NJ y. Hueb
nor RnN CITY. YcAas -
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TIMER Timber lands Write +. NJ. Ca
bincss, Couros, Montgomery county,
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sITUATIoNs--MALE.

WANTED Position az stenographer, type-
writer and clerk by young man; good
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SEE Arnold e Roberts. 61Oia Main street,
Tor some special bargains ia city property
IN Third, Fourth, Fifth and sixth wards;
also choice plantation south Of Hous
ton near Brazos river: q snap. III
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FOR SALE My residence In Drummer; easy
terms, =. Witty surveyor, corner Main
and Preston streets. 10
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nov NNIHegle LTDrary DuIIdlng at H0us-
TON, Texas. Plans and specifications can
be seen on and after November IL at the
ohlce of X. ID. Steele Houston, Texas,
La Sale street, Chicago, H., ana al the
san Antonio and Dallas offices of the
James Riey Gordon Co., architects. s.
IL Brashear president. 80
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-S pro
posals, viii be. received at ;he onieG Of
Drary association, Mason block. johnston
Texas, until II o'clock noon, "a day OF
December, 1901, for the erection OF a
new Carnegie Library building at Hous.
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CIDAWE VIVIAN. trance medium ani
|clalryoyant. tells your name, occupation,
married or single; locates oil, mineral or
iost friends: slttings 81 hours 10 a. m. $
n IN. l21t Texas avenue. 10
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q IONS REACH A FEW.
- Post Want Ads reach all.
FOR RENT.

ROOMS for light Housekeeping. 500 You.
isiaua street IS
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HELP WANTED.
WANTED-'ro sell Post route AppIy Nd
Mrs. Massie, siS Mckee street II
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

Real. ESTATE, rentals, loans x. n. LIZ:
ne, SlO& Main street. ~
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED--A good German girl for general
huusewGrk. must be gOon cook, refer
cnccs required. Apply Mrs. ]. h. Jones,
1912 Smith street. 10
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BARGAINS ~ SECOND HAND TYPE
WRITER'S ttartfords. No. 2ilj9, SO;
No. 2-lA8O, 500; No. 1000, St0. Dens.
more: No 2.030i. $40.
j. j Pastoriza. Ptg and Lttho. Co.
II 30l Main Street, Houston, Texas.
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HISS L. DONAHER, correct designer and
maker Of ladies' fashionable garments;
evening and reception gowns n speciality;
30. Butler nats; old phone $40; new
phone ga, 10
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in sum equal to one-fourth of the con
tract price Bids must be sealed ana on
the outside of the envelope must be writ
ten the name Of the bidder and the work
day. November Is. 1901, at IL m O'clock
and the right is reserved to reject any
and all bids. e. II. Vasmer, county
judge. Ia
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farm from my cottage on ten-acre
az" b i91f pairs blinds, next II. G, Tuf
conyIctioecu VIII pay $40 reward for
. Lang N' 'N"''on Oi s"uie' 'oI n
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BUSINESS corner lot with improvements,
rents $50, two blocks from market. $1,000
business corner lot with improvements,
rents $40, one block from market, 5000
above are bargains for Investment. Chas
Boiifrass. 200 Pease; Citizens phone 1906
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FOR SALE-Fiye-room cottage ON corner
lot; cheap for cash. Apply to Mrs. j..
w. Smith, corner Paschal and Fletcher
streets. Is
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-10

Several parties arrived-frotu thc For cupinc yesterday. They confirm the re. port of the plethora of labor there ius, now About two hundred laborers are employed and no more will be re- quired until the snow goes off which will be near the first of the month. Then at least twice the number can find lucrative employment for the en- fire season.
 F. F. Clark of the Skagway Mining .& Milling Company, was among the arrivals He says the snow is deep vet and that it has to be shoveled of fore anything can be done in the shape of work. The outlook is indeed bright Much new machinery is being taken m. On the Clark Moore Keller properties 'hc Hume whieh will be nearly 800 feet in length is being put in. The ma chinery will an be on the ground by the middle of next week Most of it is there now. Good hcadway is being made on the preparatory work on which about twenty men are constantly employed
 When the machinery is installed the actual work of mining will be com mcnccd
 The pipe has been laid on the ad- joining claim to the above, which is owned by Messrs. Mix. Rasmussen and Stewart. This property Is now nearly ready for working.
 The property in which Cheney. the clothing man. and Dr Hall of this city are interested and which is located on Calhoun creek, is expected 10 be a great producer this season lt will be ready for working in about ten days
 Mckinley creek, named in honor of the president is regarded as one of the winners. and is at present the scene of considerable activity, but will be more extensively developed just as soon as the season is far enough ad- vanced Co admit of it.
 On discovery on Poreupine. which is owned by Jack Dalton's company.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-10
Insane Man In Custody

". IT. Vickers, chief of Atlin police arrived from the inside yesterday, hay ing m custody Charles. N, Bennett an insane person who will be taken be low. Mir. Bennett has been in the Att lin country for several years and at one time had considerable interests there and the loss of some of these IS supposed to have first started his mind to weakening. Later it took to kind of religious hallucination. The man is not violent and may be rest with medical treatment will restore him his faculties. Mr. Bennett is about go years of age.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-10
Meeting Will Be Held At Judge Selllbrede's Office
 To Organize
All Bioyolists and othors Interested Are Invited-A Scheme to Make n Path From MOOro's Wharf to Camp May BO Brought Up

A netting has been ealed for ihe pur- pose of forming a Good Roads Associa- ton. It will be held at the office of Judge Sehlbrede toworrow evening commencing at 7:3o o'clock.
 The move was started by the bicy- clists of the town but anyone interest ed in improving the streets will be welcome and all such are invited.
 The plans are as yet m embryo. but in general they contemplate starting the work of improvement at the ap- proach of Moore's wharf coming up Second avenue, to Broadway, thence north on that street on one oi the avenues with a slight grade. probably Sixth. thence to State or Main street and on one of these out 10 Camp No. [.
 The improvement to be made will consist in taking of the stones and debris and filing in any holes that may exist. Some stumps may be removed. The approaches to the street crossings. nearly all of which are above grade. win be made by putting in cinders, While the work would be of benefit to bicycle riders. of whom there are many. it would likewise be in the nature of a public improvement and helpful 10 teamsters and pedestrians generally. On this account the invitation to the meeting has been made general.
 Great interest is being eyinced in the project. Many feel in view of the de. pletcd condition of the city treasury that individual effort is the only thing now which can be utilized 10 make some of the most pressing improve ments. The work outlined above. which would give a very good bicycle path. it is thought by-the movers can be done at a very moderate cost The matter will be conSidefed fully at Judge Sehlbrede's office tomorrow eve ming and after a general discussion is had. the nature of what will be done will be determined upon.
 City Jaier MeNaughton. Judge Sehl- bredc and J NJ. Tanner arc among the movers in the matter.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-10

Yesterday was a great day on upper Fifth avenue. The gang of workmen were engaged "Wednesday evening by Secretary Reid of the Y M C. A, and at Z o'clock yesterday morning the as. sault was made upon the stumps in the ihoroughiarc. and an day long capital ist and laborer. saint and sinner Mag pie and Century toiled on harmonious ly for the public veal
 Acting Deputy Marshal Tanner laid aside his official duties for the day and did a turn with the grub hoe instead. He is certainly an artist with that very useful but not ornamental implement, Secretary Reid was abou an day in the capacity of a general utility man and was ever ready when it came to digging. Hitting. prying, or any other old ing.
 The others were equally zcalCls in discharging their seli-imposed task.
 A description of the costumes of this pulic function is reserved for the social column.
 Those interested directly who did no; care for one reason or another 10 Paddy" themselves had capable sub Stitutes on the ground, for whom they provided the remuneration.
 But presto. change. In a short time the stumps were carted of, the holes filled with the numerous cobble stones which used 10 adorn the street and covered over, and some gravel hauled into the low places. The high places were also touched
 As the hour for quitting neared the work was not abated Although the heavier part had been dispatchod,con- siderable m the way of raSing and picking up remained. This was done by knocking off time
 As a result of this cooperation for single day, the part of the street worked upon presents very nice ap- pcarance. but oh, how some muscles will ache today.
 Some persons who have no interests on tho avenue contributed cash for the work. with which men and team, were employed The street would look IINtW NtAAtI Nl AOulN ll lA lhu NANNlh hundred wagon loads of dirt dumped in to raise the grade. but of course this will come later. The worst place is di. rcctly in front of the public schoo building
 There was a general activity m clean ing streets yesterday John Kalcm had man at work in front Of his Broad way property and fora while the wholesale prince was out himself pick mig rubbish and using the sprinkling hose.
 Clayson & Co. cleaned the cobb, stones and rubbish from in front oI their gents furnishing store on State and Fourth streets.
 The proprietors of the Golden Nortl and others in that vicinity have put thC street in splendid shape
 Let the good work go on until the list includes every street in the busi ness part of town,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-10

Have fragrant blossoms. Many others are fragrant only when crushed.
 There is one which is fragrant in bloom and fragrant also when its ripened fruit is crushed and made into drink. aWe know it as coffee.
 To enjoy the most delicious fra grance of coffee in its highest state of perfection you should buy what you are sure is coffee, pure and simple, without any adulteration.
 Chase & Sanborn's Coffee is a pure coffee. What is more, it is the best coffee that can be raised by experienced planters. Furthermore every bean is selected and the same care is maintained in roasting and packing, until it reaches the con sumers' hands. rr-. -n
 Because 1t is pure it is healthful and the price at which 1t sells IS SO little in advance of cheaper grades that one stops and wonders why any one should not always have Chase & Sanbom's Seal Brand Coffee, or any one of their high grade brands which come in parch- ment lined colored bags.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-10
Froo Lecture Tonight

"Thc Golden Age" is the subject Of lecture lo be given at the Baptist church Friday evening by the Rev. C. s. Clevinger Miss Dunbar. the tal- ented young clocutionist, will recite and there will be a musical program consisting of choruses, duets and solos under the direction of Prof Wall. The exercises will begin at & o'clock and the admission will be free. Don't over look this opportunity of snending an evening that will be both entertaining and instructive.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-10

 action was postponed until a subse- quent meeting by which time other players viii be added to the list and they will be given a voice in the man. agement.
 The nets for the court are here but only one of the two necessary tapes to lay it out has arrived. The other will be here shortly
 The grounds have been put'in spen- did shape and have already been the scene of several practice games.
 When the club is fully organized and the mebership is made to include the great majority of the tennis players in the city an effort will be made to ar. range a tournament.
 Mr. Nourse, of the bank, is presi- dent of the club. and Mir Ransom, also of the bank, is secretary and treasurer.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-10

the work of putting in the Hume is pro- RreSing iayorably
 A move is on foot 10 have a post office established at Porcnpinc.
 One oi the arrivals does not take much stock in the putting of q small stern wheeler this summer. He thinks is was sprung to shut oUt possible competition and is intended to work in the interests of the boaimen
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-10
Inventory Of E.tat. Filed

l. w. Young, administrator of the estate of John Hislop, filed an inyen- tory of the real and personal property of the deceased yesterday The estate has an estimated value of about SSooc
 but the appraisement has not been made. The inventory was filed with Judge Sehlbrede, who has charge of the probate business. f