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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTIVE Is hereby given that ON account
OF the many indications OF oil at aud
near Knty, Texas, have decided 20
Withdraw my land from the market for
the present. william Giles, JOG Mail
street. Houston, Texas, %
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Aslmnerlcan Silver Truss. Sold by
Boston Druggist, 502 Main street,
iVTT,e-- 4-3O-0i
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isa ns-Eyery sufferer from rheuma.
Is nsm 1a back, erysipeias to know that
egas ,rAous 10 He" OH relieves and
se ana y an other known remedies fall;
leci. - SiioV each postpaid. Write for
- o. Jones Sons, Dallas, Texas.
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BOARD AND ROOM.

NICELY furnished rooms, southern ex.
posure modern convenience. No. LUZ
Walker avenue.
ITO CAPITOI.---One block from Main;
pleasant rooms good board. ~
GO TO Webber's Switch, Fifth ward. for
good board and rooms by the day week
or month,
FURNISHED rooms, with or without
board; all conyenienccsi close IN lVii
Mckinney avenue; old phone Dbl W
II04 TEXAS AVENUE Rooms with board.
within one block Of Rice hotel Main SIT
HANDSOMELY furnished rooms. with or
without board; 10 Travis, nett 10 Bris.
to hotel ~
TWO FHONT ROOMS, facing south, With
board. sos Caroline. y
HANDSOMELY furnIshcd front room with
board. 1915 Travis street ~
TWO NICELY furnished rooms with geo1
board for couples or two gentlemeni rates
reasonable. Apply 1lla lrayls street. y
COOL. desirable rooms, With good board;
popular prices. STUDIES Point ~
LARGE well Furnished rooms aud hrst-
class board, 81 per week. ivJ AUSTIN
street. -
DnY BOARD, good table service. lilo
Preston, two blocks from Main. ~
So. 80 PER WEEK; board and rooms. Frank.
lin house. lO5 Austin street. 80
ATLANTA HOTEL-Ha Rates 81 per day; spe
ciaI rates b. week or month. 2fls Chnrch
street. Galveston: .. FOLEY: Proprletor. u
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AGENTS WANTED.

H,ENTS WANTED-Man or woman
wanted 10 employ and superntcnd
agents: SIS per week salary and ex-
peuses: permanent position. Zlegler Co.,
200 Monon building. Chicago. III.
AGENTS WANTED In every water works
town in the United States Tor the Mod
ern1 hitter; latest and most novel design.
erst ever made TO rechzrge III one min
ME: one gross FIBER cotton" nii!ngs "a
wears supply free with each; light neat,
handsome: sells soon as sediment taken
from the water Is seen on cntton, re-
sefved territory; send for circulars and
terms Modern Filter Co. 2fs Franklin
street. DI, Boston. Aasa.
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Congress aEenue. --.------- 81
NOTICE Is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Hearne and BraZoS Valley Railroad com
pany VIII be held Mt the general office Of
The company In the city of Hearne, Rob
erts0n county, State Of Texas, between tho
hours Of II o'clock a. M and 9 o'clock p,
N. on the first Tuesday IN May. 1901. ir
being the 7th day OF said month, for the
purpose Of electing lfncers and directors
10 serve during the ensuing year, and
tor the transaction 81 such other business
6.ToI w. j. Ferguson, Secretary.
NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given that on
Monday, May ~, 1901, at 10 o'clock q.
NJ me Houston . ana Texas Central mt, hdll.
freight depot In the city Of Houston. said
depot being located on or near the corner
Of Fifth street aud washington avenue.
machinery, consigned 70 &. u. Carroll,
corscana, which has remained un-
claimed In the hands OF said Houston
and Texas Central Railroad Company az
Corsicana since December Is, 1900, ana
that the proceeds Of sale Of this prop
crty, after deducting reasonable expense
payment of the proper freight and other
charges; the surplus, II any, VIII be held
by the said railroad company, subject 10
cry, his duly authorized agent or sttor-
ney. This property may now be tx
amined at ,eomRanys freight depot IN
. houston. Inc tiOubtoH. huu 1tAhS ttu-
trail Railroad Co. by II. A. Jones, gen.
eral freight agent. DO
IL ORDER to expand our business, We
will sell 20 some practical business man
an interest in the Hot springs MEDICAL
Krans, sole proprietor Of the Hot springs
Medical Institute. y
THE HoMEsEEKERs', GREAT oPPOks
TUNITY-The thriving town of yan
Meek, Texas VIII ON May I. 1901, .bexif
the sale OF town property to the highest
bidder: eaenrsion yates have been se-
cured. "a
THE PUBLIC rs HEREBY notified and
warned not TO sell any person or persons
for my account amy goods, wares or mer-
chandlse, or barter, Of any character
cattle. horses. wagons. carts or carriages
nor Is any person or persons nuthorized
to purchase or barter for my account amp
species OF property. eatoe. horses. waG-
ons. carts o. carriages or 10 collect any
money or moneys now dye or 20 becope.
except upon my written order duly .I1ee4
from time to time. Have no unent -
agents, Implied or otherwisr. LOUIS -
Aarston. Houston. March ~ -
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rs ORDER to expand our business We
m interest In the Hot Springs MEDICAL
Association. Apply personally 70 Or.
krans, sole proprietor Of the Hot springs
Mndlral Institute. ~
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|FER and kidney troubles cured by one
u bottle OF lleptol; at all druggists. D
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II. CAPLAN, at 205 Milan street. near
Franklin, pays highest prices for gentle.
mems old clothing and sboes: send postal
cnrd will call, IL
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CID Morphine. WHISKY HABTTS
Alry = to 10 DAYS without pain or
kf1tetir patent; no pay until cured and
~ ali nsusned. In case of failure will
w ,rsnents expenses while here.
f1tts fare both wGys. Best ref,
- "esf 49, san AntrniH. Texas:
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] BUY. pack. move aud store furniture
sud household goods all storage moved
free; money advrnccd without interest;
only first cinsa warehouse In city. r.
y. LOTUS, oil Milan street. Phone
nnn III
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s0APE'B PILE CURE Is curing people
every day; guaranteed To cure you of
piles ring worm, letter and sores OF AZ
kInhR. ~
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HuSTLiNG YOUNG married man desires
to invest $1,000 to $500 with services ii,
reliable business; drugs or hardware pre-
Texas. q
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PARTY OWNING 800 acres about ten
miles from the Lamb Springs oil fields
IN crimes county, would like to CORE
spond with parties interested in oil de-
yelopment with view to organizing for
the purpose of prospecting. Address l..
.. Box 10. Buffalo. Texas. IS
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PERSONAL.

i o. a,s'sS,nents remaining In the offlce
,iyfip, nst for the week ending April
vornr Man; 1876; 1902 90; III
pilisus ~, is71: 1878 a.; 302e; 3033;
BIsSli i0: 1704; 1901; lI5i; 1880
h Y r NJ ~: 1891; 1856; 30S1; 16s2
L w w., a' i1l: Help %; ii. ). s.; 1893;
n ~ *, 1890: 1856: 1871: Kentucky
ls nv i iS,. 1872 l2l; 1852; 1872; 3D13,
a M e,5. i7ig. 63; 12i7; 3015 t2l; 3Sl5;
q s a' psrmarcnt 49,; 1867; 3043 To-:
3 y: us lSl; Saddle; 268o: 119; State
\, 4 ,s ~ az; 5000; 1915; 30s1; 1921 l2l;
E'lis i. ia7 ~. 1880 20; 149; 30I4
1 s Y. ii620; z. II. A. az; 1906 1875;
+ mo- Il 100; $3.50 "a.
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! PAY nigh PRICE CASH for old clothing,
! ladies' ana gentcmens clothes, hats.
shoes, etc. drop a card and | Will call.
II. Silyerberg, 2t3 Milan. SD
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FOR REN1--A small building on paven
street corner Montgomery avenue AMI
Harrington street; suitable for barber
shop, tamale stand, office or any old
thing: n good barber will ind II n gond
location. Apply w. j. Aubertn, 1901
Montgomery avenue. TT
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THREE to Ave hundred dollars and SER
vices to put into good paying business
Address 2240, this office. 70
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TTFCTRTC sUPPLIES-Thc Barden Eiec-
tric and Machinery Co., 1000 Texas ave.
pne. carries the, largest line OF electric
ali Kinds of electrical contracting. and
have a large repair shop fully .eauipS-6
Tor repairing dynnmcs. motors. tnns. etc
UEWEY hay press, three men and one mule
can press 200 males day; price S65; manu-
featured by W. c. Gunlock. Victoria. n
FOR sALE-one l2-fcot by 1sinch return
tnLnIar boiler. complete with all nttings:
niso one lax12 automatic steam engine;
iast Tho outht for rice pumping plant.
hadress L, z. Miller. Houston. or W. II.
McKlnnou. schuienburg n
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WANTED = Hustilng canvassers every
CO. Hruafon- S.
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FOR SALE Blacksmith and whcelwrighf
shop, 3Ox5o, lot 50yli5 Oldest established
and best equipped shop In the county !;
work plentiful; trst-class patronage; two
iires constantly running; situated on best
business street. within two blocks OF
court house and adjoining the Erwin
building and bank. Good plantation
trade, also from adjoining counties. j.
w. Roseberry, Wharton. Texas. 3
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HELP WANTED

WANTED -Stcnographers. hookkecpers,
druggists. salesman. BARRIERS, chamber
maids walters aud all persons wanting
positions call az lIonston Employment
office, PIG Levy building corner OF Main
and Capitol. bsS
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WE oirnr c2ii acres for oil development:
half cash, hair stock; rs acres near oil
pond on gulf, oil stocks In the hest
companies: 100 acres between beaumont
and Sour Lake, Geo. H. Porter 4 Co,
@06h Main street. o
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FINANCIAL.

WANTED-Contract with reliable com
pany to sell $4,000 shares of oil stock IN
Eastern cities. Address b.. this office IS
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.NfED-The address of the heirs of
sben Collins, deceased; write imme-
aRy; impOrient. John h. Linn, Gal
scn, Texas. q
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OIL COMPANIES. ATTENTT0N-T want
to secure agency for several reputnbie
companies In selling of shares In this sec.
ton; references any citizen or firm In
this city: send terms, prospectus etc
John II. Brooks, Editor Mercury, WeImaf'
Texas al
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FOR SALE GO acres nne land mile q
depot Harris county; $3.50 acre W acre
cash balance thirtyeight years az y per
cent; title perfect. 4 5. Minter, Bryan,
TCNar -
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100 ACRES OF land in southeast corner OF
Folk county, adjoining Hardin county
Will sell for $50 an aere II taken quick
directly In the oil belt. 4. 4. Adams.
corrt horHe sun Antonio. ~
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h noe snake and spider bites can be
III ana the poison eradicnted from
h .Y.tem BIZ taking the remedy as, laid
IN ii DR.. II. $. Nuhby's book of fifty
Lr,bIe recipes; 1t will also antidote
|Jgyis poison. | have prescribed the
(e,sg for forty years with perfect sue
VIII rIo l2fw az f e p posto Fl any od Ga
ma 10 Dr.. il. $. Nubby, Drummer Post
w Harris County. Texas. "
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EE0PATIIY cures when all else has
I'M. our success has been marked In
n affections, rheumatism. paralysis,
5rsl curvature, constipation, deranged
relation, female weakness and all
Ewalc diseases; correspondence solicited;
Ixalhtlon free. Drs. VIM. Clarke.
5ihehe Mccormick, 30 Mason block. b
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-02-20
Suicide of R. ]. Butler.

Rudolph James Butler, a native of England, aged 70 years, committed suicide at his mining camp on Blind Indian creek, about eight miles from Wagoner, on Saturday night, Febru- ary 9, by shooting himself in the mouth. While it was evident that the rash act was committed on Satur- day night the body was not found until Tuesday night, February 12.
 An inquest was held on the remains by Justice Cornelius Davis, of Walnut Grove, the jury rendering a verdict as above. .He was buried on his little ranch on the foot hills of the Bradshaw mountains.
 Deceased was well known in the county having resided in Prescott fol a number of years where he held the position of deputy revenue collector He was very reserved and quiet ir his manner and did pot have all enemy in the world.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-02-20

See "Our Girls in Camp" mex Mon day night.
 See "Our Girls in Camp" next Mon day night.
 Tickets at Brisley's for Sodalitv en. tertainment next Monday night.
 H. H. Helm came in last evening from Los Angeles.
 Born, in Los Angeles, January IT, to MT. and Mrs. H. H. Helm, a son.
 "Anita's Trial" at the opera house Monday evening.
 The postoffice at Storm has been discontinued for want of a postmas- ter.
 The Los Angeles Sunday Herald had lengthy article giving an ac- count of the marriage of Chas. w. Harris and Mrs. Clare Binford, the latter being formerly a resident of Prescott for a short time. The article was illustrated with pictures of the couple. A double marriage ceremony was performed in their case, once on a boat three miles of the coast of Re dondo and a second one at Fl Paso, Texas. The first was performed on Tuesday, February 5th and the sec ond on Saturday, February 9th. The couple gained notorious prominence by eloping from Los Angeles in Octo- Der last, and going to Phenix got caught In the meshes of the Edmunds act and were fined S10O each. The development resulted in Binford se- curing a divorce from his wife and in Mrs. Harris securing a divorce from her husband leaving the couple free to marry. They have gone to the City of Mexico where Harris has a position with gas company.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-02-20
B. E. Nurphy's Death.

B. F. Murphy died last evening at 6:30 o'clock at the residence of hs nephew, F. B. Hummer, about one mile west of Prescott. Mir. Murphy has been in failing health for about six or eight months, prior to which time he was remarkably active both in mind and body for one of his years, as he was 82 years old. His death was due to old age primarily, the lamp of life simply having exhausted itself.
 Mir. Murphy was the father of Gov ernor N. O. Murphy and President F. NJ. Murphy of the s. F., P. & P. railroad. He also has two married daughters residing in the east. He had resided in Prescott for a number of years and was well known to nearly everybody in the county and was well liked by all who knew him.
 MT. Murphy was born in the state of Massachusetts, in 1919, just year before that portion of the state was detached and from which the state of Maine was formed, the place of his birth now being located in the latter state. He moved to Wisconsin in 1856, where he resided for twenty years, going from there to Sonoma, county, Cal, in 1876. He came to Ari- zona about ten years ago and has re- sided here ever since.
 Besides relatives mentioned above, sister, Mrs. Hummer, who is two years his senior, survives him, and re- sides at Gilroy, California, also a brother, Wyman J. Murphy, who re- sides in Los Angeles.
 The body was embalmed today by Undertaken Logan, after which it was taken charge of by the Masons, of which order he was a member, and it will be removed to Masonic hall this evening and remain there during the night and at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow morning it will be escorted to the depot by members of the order for shipment to Manitowoc, Wisconsin, where it will be laid to rest besides the remains of his wife who died sev- eral years ago. The body will be es- corted there by A. W. Edwards.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-02-20
cOnSunlpli

is, by no means, the dreadful disease it is thought to be- in the beginning.
 It can always be stopped in the beginning. The trouble is; you don't know you've got it; you don't believe it; you won't believe it. till you are forced to. Then 1t is danger ous.
 Don't be afraid; but attend to it itquick-you can do it your self and at home.
 Take Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil, and live care fully every way.
 This is sound doctrine, whatever you may think or be told; and. if needed, will save life.
 If you have not tried it. send for free sample. its agreeable taste will scoTT 6 BOVINE. Chemists.
 soc. ana si.oo, all drussists.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-02-20
Miss Gould as a Giver.

Among those women who have come into recent note by careful management of greath wealth, is Miss Helen Miller Gould, daughter of Jay Gould and sister-in-law of the ex- travagant Count de Castellane. Miss Gould's work for the soldiers and sailors of the Spanish war is still fresh in the memory. Much that is unfam- iliar regarding her gifts and her method of giving is told by Mrs. K. Bolton in the March Delineator. Miss Gould is one who dislikes noto- riety and, therefore, one whose gifts often go unrecOrded.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-02-20
CAT TARRH

Catarrh,, has become such a common disease that person entirely free from this disgusting complaint is seldom met with. Itis customary to speak of Catsrrh as nothing more serious than bad cold, 6 simple inflammation of the nose and throat. It is, in fact, complicated and very dangerous disease; If not at first, it very soon becomes SO.
 The blood is quickly contaminated by the foul secretions, and the poison through the general circulation is carried to all parts of the system.
 Salves, washes and sprays are unsatis- factory and disappointing, because they do not reach the seat of the trouble S. s. S. does. It cleanses the blood of the poison and eliminates from the system all catarrhal secretions, and thus cures thor oughly and permanently the worst cases.
 Mir. P. H. McAllister of Harrodsburg, Ky, G--~
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-02-20
Notice of Stockholders Meeting.

Whereas, the undersigned, repre- senting at least two-thirds of the cap, ital stock of the United States Treas ury Gold Company, are desirous oi calling a meeting of the stockholders of said company.
 Therefore, a meeting of said stock holders of the United States Treasury Gold Company, is called to be held al the office of Henry T. Andrews, al Prescott, Arizona, on the 23rd day oi February, 1901, at o'clock p. m. of said day, for the purpose of electing directors and such other business that may legally come before it.
 c. H. Morse,
 R. A. Sweet,
 A J. Pickrell, Prescott, Ariz., Feb. 12, 1901.
 2-12-td
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-02-20
HoW's This2

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case of catarrh that can not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
 F. J. Cheney & O., Props,
 Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm.
 West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O
 Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Whole sale Druggists, Toledo, O.
 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter. nally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Testimonials free.
 Halls Family Pills are the best
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-02-20
ELECTRO LIGHTING PLANT.
Just Put in Place For the Penn
 Gold Timing Co.

The Prescott Electric company hai just completed the work of installing a new and complete electric lighi plant at the Mud Hole mine, belong ing to the Penn Gold Mining com pany, on Lynx creek, and the plant has been started up and works tC perfection.
 The plant is what is known as the Edison system, direct current, isolated plant, and has a capacity of sixty lights, although at present only fifty lights will be used, but as soon as the new mill is completed, which is ex' pected to be in about five or six weeks, the entire capacity of the plant will be utilized. The machinery consists of a small steam engine, dynamo, switch board, and in fact everything needed for a complete lighting plant There is about 1500 feet of wire used in running lines and about 200 feet of wire in attaching lights, making in all over 100 feet of wiring.
 The new plant will be used in light the company's mill, hoist, dump, en- zine house, boarding and bunk houses and Stukey Bros store, and will probably cost in the neighborhood of $40 or $50 per month to operate it. The original cost of a plant like this is about S70000.
 The work of installing the new plant was under the supervision of Chas. Glass, chief electrician of that company, underline personal direction of Sampson Harris, the rising young electrician, and Eli Stanford, and is a first class job, as is all work done by this company.
 The Penn Gold Mining company is one of the strongest and best com panies operating in Yavapai county and can always be counted upon to keep in the front rank of improve ment, and are to be congratulated for for this addition to the equipment of of their machinery for operating their valuable property.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-02-20
Notice.

The deferred annual meeting of the stockholders of the Dividend Gold Mining company will be held at the office of the company at Chaparral' Arizona, on February 15, 1901, for the purpose of electing board of di- rectOrs for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of any other business that may properly come before the meeting. H. E. BASSETT,
 NJ. c. PARMLEY, Sec'y.
 Praci1ant fd