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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-12
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr. James f. Lucy Of Austin is registered
at the Rice.
X. L. Aldrlch Of Crockett is registered at
the Bristol
Mr.. H. samules OF Calvert Is at the
Hutchins House.
Edwin r. Merrick Of New Orleans is a
guest ut the Lawlor.
c. f. Warren Of Akron. Ohio, is regis
tered at the Lawlor.
Mr., Oscar IL kAeoper of Waco is among
the Rice hotel arrivals.
MIR. A. D. Hamilton OF Hemphll Is
gncst at the Rice hotel
Mr.. Il, D. Lauderdale Of Galveston Is a
guest at the Rice hotel
Judge Eugene Williams OF Waco is a
guest al the Rice hotel
Mr.. Il. II. Green OF Halletsvllle Is a guest
At the Hutchlns House.
Mr.. W. Mex Lamdin of Waco is regis
tered AT .Ae Rice hotel.
j. c. Marshall OF Louisville is auto
graphed at the Bristol,
Mr.. c. H. Schnelle of New Orleans Is
late arrival at the Bristol,
H. d. Bernard and wife Of Fort Worth
are stopping at the Lawlof
Frank NJ Cole Of West Superior Is among
the arrivals at the Lawlor
Mr. J. w Robinson Of Marlin Is regis
tered at the Logan hotel.
Mr. H. A. Dickson Of Paducah, KY is
guest at the Hutchins House.
Mir W. j. Neville Of Palestine is among
the arrivals az the Rice hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs j. r Downes Of Crockett
are guests a the Logan hotel.
Miss Kate Howell Of Galveston Is among
the guests at the logan hotel.
Mr. Henry Spann Of Baltimore came in
last nigtft and put MP at the Bristol,
Mr.. George s. Lord u New York City
has apartments at the Hutchins House.
Mr.. J. D. Hardy an oil prospector from
South Carolina, Is a guest at the Logan
hotel.
Mr.. L. NJ. Matthews, a popular drummer
OF the Crescent City, is a guest at the Rice
hotel.
Dir. Hamilton. Cook, an insurance adluster
OF Dallas, is among the guests at the Rice
/ hotel.
Messrs. james T. and O. H. Polly Of
Center, Texas, are guests at the Hutchins
| House.
Miss Susie Bouidin Of chappell I'm Is
visiting Miss Sallle simpson AZ oVl Austin
street
Mr.. John Schumacher banker Of La
Grange. Is among the Hutchns House
Mrs j i. Mitchell, her mother. Mrs Al
ien, aud little son Jerry are back from Nor
gan Point.
the Imperial Coryoda hotel, Is a guest al
/ the Rice hotel.
Mr.. u G Eastman. a well known banker
and merchant OF Huntsville. Is a guest a
the Rice hotel
Mr.. O II. Yordenhaum left last night via
the Southern Pacific for san Antonio <
visit his relatives
Mr. G NJ Nugent Of Conroe, well known
m real estate circles there, Is guest
the Hutchins House.
Messrs. u. A. Hemah Of Des Moines anS
w. II. AmnI OF Sibly. Iowa, are guests
the Hutchins House
aAr. W. J. Holhsr e As1aeo u a. pisssR
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BEAUMONT IMPROVEMENT
Work Is Being Pushed on the New
Water Works System.
PLANS on wnIcHPLANT is TO OPERATE
Ice Company Has Decided to Largely
Increase Its Capacity--Work Pro-
crossing on the Street Car Line.

Beaumont, Texas. duly II Beaumont
viii have an abundant supply Of pure,
fresh water In much shorter time than
is generally known by the public There
Is almost a constant inquiry as TO what
the new water. works company is doing
toward making connections with Village
creek and distributing the water about the
city. They are doing much; It's fact, are
dong everything possible TO he done and
The water will be in circulation In well
Planned system OF maius in Beaumont ia
a very short time. considering the enor-
mons amount OF work to be done
The contract for the construction of the
entire system north Of the Southern Pacific
treck, exclusive Of the Village creek main,
has been lei and prescribes that Il is to
he completed within sixty days from the
uhte or the contract, which was some
tnirty days ago Already large portion
OF TINS work has been done and 4 large
crew on men Is now at work on Magnolia
avenue and other streets In the Calder
ADDITION. The mains have been completed
on broadway and Liberty avenue: almost
ton on Magnolia avenue, North street and
henert street is ready for the pipe.
Nhllc the water works cofnparS has SCI
cured block Of land in the Van Wormer
luulilon Tor the purpose of erecting there
on inc power house ana pumping station,
the plans for constructing the plant have
nnpt YET been completed and the report that
et Is entirely premature and without basis
In fact.
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REVISED LIST OF DEAD.
Nineteen Fatalities Due TO the Wreck,
On the Alton Road.
FIVE OTHERS ARE EXPECTED TO DIE
Nine Of the Victims Were Epworth
League Delegates En- Route to
Convention in San Francisco.

Kansas City. Mo-. July 1i--ot the TWEEN
~ four persons injured in the Alton wreck
who are stn in Kansas city hospitals, two
are not nkely to live through the night
aud three others are fatally hurt, but viii
probably survive until tomorrow Five OF
the injured left for their homes this morn.
Ing. a revised list OF the nineteen dead
follows:
MRS, J. S. ADslrr, aged 20, Hoops
Mrs, f. n. HAYsLIP, aged %, chenoa,
MWS. 5. a. u. HARRY, aged 60, Hopes
Rei' y. W HOOKER sged H. syria
MABEL ROSS. aged %. Kennapd, Ind
MRS. LoRENA GILMAN. aged So, Good
Mrs, S. L. RAY, aged GO, whining
MRS ELIZABETH DIXON, aged e7, VIII
ul All the ~ foregoing were excurslonsts
bound to tho Epworth League convention
MRS FilANcIs WALKER. aged es
MRS RHopGJ CURTIS, aged 50. slmp
SIDNEY Jones Identification not posi-
tive aged 45 Chicago.
DANIEL MAMMA, conductor freight
train
i. j. ANDERSON. engineer freight train
FRANK BRIGGS. engineer passenger
trait
/ S. ROGERS, United states express
messenger. Chicago.
TWO UNKNOWN MEN, burned and
mHuglcd beyond recognition,
Leslie l.. Cohurn, aged "a, Pawpaw
nj, b.. and Miss I.ottie Stuhl aged "a. Hor
ptllsvile are not expected &C. live through
trA uigh: Mr.. Cohurn has severe burns ou
his face and his right log Is broken.
Miss Stahl has burns on ne head and
shoulders, and she Is unconscious most OF
the time She Is at University hospital.
The following are the fatally injured:
Mrs Annie Morrison, Valparaiso, Ind
aged e. head and arms seadcd
Miss Ora Il. Tollman, dyed - daughter
% Mrs Morrison, face and arms sCAlded
+ Mrs c. w Snyder, Jasper. III, aged a
face, arms and shoulders burned
Miss Julia NJ Hayslip Cheno, H. age(
% face and arms scalded, inhaled steam
Seriously but not Totally injnred
+ G. Bray aged 30 bruised about heaC
ard body
.Dr j. II. Adslt Hoopeston, H.. asct
40 bands scalded
Prof $, A. ID Harry. aged -, Hoopcston
IL, hands and arms scalded, artery In lef
arm cut by jumping out Of n window.
Mrs, Dora Wickwre, Goodland, Ind.
aged %. hip dlslocated and leg broken
Miss Emma Dixon. Wilmington, Ill. eX
tensye burns on body
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CITY BREWTSEs.

The Harrisburg Christian Endeavorers
will hold a social session nj their nan
tonight.
Aerial hook and ladder truck which car
ries ladder, eighty seven Heot IN length.
Is being reprinted at the Genital TIRE sta
tloE
The Light Bearers circle will NEE, this
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at the residence
OF Mrs George schultz, corner Lamar and
Travis.
The new committee appointed by the
city council 10 prepare a new contract
with the water company was In session
Further encroachment on the long stand
ing drouth was made by a gentle aud re
freshing shower during the morning hours
of yesterday.
A visiting sheritr who entered Justice
ing his hat was fined by the court, the
fine being afterwards RENTED
The lecture aud meeting of the Houston
Spiritual society has been changed from
Mary Arnold Wilson Of Fort Worth viii
lecture
Mr.. Frank Bailey has been appointed TO
Lyceum Miss o'Conor having gone to
Washington, D. C.. TO accept position
In the government library.
Gertle Jackson, coored. and Ed Bland
white. who have been held at the nolice
station on charges Of lunacy, were ycster
day transferred to the county ian on war
rants Issued by Judge p II. vasmer.
Workmen were put to work yesterday re.
moving the debris Of the market house fire
from under which they recovered lot of
books blank forms. ETC.. that We're not
so badly damaged but that they may be
used, thus saving the city the 'expense OF
lot ot printing,
Mr.. W, H. coyle has received very
unique walking cane from Mr.. Lon Hall
one N the officials Of the Southwestern
Telephone company at Detroit. Mich. who
paid quite an extended visit to Houston
last spring. The cane is made OF the
bac kbone of shark, capped with hand
some silver handle appropriately ipscribed
Mr.. }. w Evans, claim agent OF the
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe railroad. who
has heen here attending the sherns' con
yenrorr. spent yesterday at Conroe and
intermediate places. returning TO Hohs
ton in the evening Mr. Evans reports a
very fine rain, which extended from Nava-
sofa on the north TO Waller or the south.
which will be OF much benefit to crops IN
the Vicinity mentioned Mr.. Evans, whose
headquarters are al Brenham, states that
the crops Of Washington county We're never
more promising for the time OF the year.
Cotton Is SO thoroughly frulted that unless
the stalks increase iussize they win scarce
ly be able to supportthe grown bolls.
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The Street Car Linz.

Beaumont, Texas, July 1.-THE large
crew OF sixty 'aborers which has been at
work In the south end of the city on the
street car line has now been transferred to
Sabine street between Milan and Austin,
and are making rapid progress LAYING the
rails for the line. There has been ap-
parently some delay In the work, which is
incidental To starting off an enterprise of
that magnitude, but the management now
feels assured thar from this time forward
the construction VIII proceed rapidly and
satisfactorily,
The principal difficulty has been in SC.
curing shell in sufficient quantities to keep
the grading crew al work. The company
has leased a tug and barges with which to
bring shell from down the river, and have
built landing at the foot of Emmett ave
nue., where the shell can he transferred to
dump cars, which viii he operated on tho
completed road The superintendent plans
were to construct the street car line from
the foot of Emmett avenue in both Ill
rections. In order that the shell might he
hauled on the track, aud for this rca on
the line on Milan street has,~Femained In
an unfinished condition longer than planned
hecause they desired to save the expense
of transferring the shell by wagon The
grading has been completed from the foot
Park street to Austin, and the construction
of the grade will he followed now by the
shell and the track completed az fast as
the excavation IS made, thus causing rs
little inconvenience to the public as pos
sihlp
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GOOD RAINS REPORTED
FROM WEST TEXAS, THE HEAVIEST
IN YEARS.
The Guadalupe Was Sent Up Thirty
Feet at kerrviIle---Still Dry in
North Texas.


san Antonio, Texas, July 1.-THE rain
west OF San Antonio yesterday and today
was 10 heaviest known in that section
for years 4 telephone message received
today stated that te Guadalupe -river near
kerryille rose thirty feet in two hours,
At the Southern Pacific dispntcher'E office
a message was received stating that the
Hondo river In Medina county was on Il
tear and rising rapidly. 80 far no dam.
age has been reported.
sinner. Layhca County, Texas, July 10 -
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BEATTY LED THE STOCKS.
AN ADVANCE OF TWO CENTS RE
CORDED ON ITS SHARES.
Beaumont Confsderated Was Also in De-
mand-Not Any Great Activity
in Other Stocks.

The Beatty stock led the market on the
Houston oil Exchange yesterday In point
OF activity, though only two sales were
made both at an advance over yesterdays
price. The first sale was at 2SA and the
last at 81. The final price bid was ? cents
above Wednesdays close, with none offered
at less than 81. The renewal of activity
In the Beatty shares was accredited TO the
announcement that their well on Spindle
Top Heights is now down to a point where
gusher may soon be expected
Outside Of the active bidding for Beatty
there was very little Of interest In the mar
het yesterday. Beaumont Confederated
lstreets and Alleys was in demand at 1Sc,
with none offered ut less than - Man.
hattan was offered few cents lower than
heretofore. with no trading Grace and
Drillers were In demand but buyers and
sellers were lpart as to prices
The prices bid and asked Yesterday and
the sales made Mnre as fnllnn.c.
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AgILITIES FOR SHIPPING
| Are Being Provided by the Port
Arthur Dock Company.
twenty-five wELLsNOw GOING DOWN
n. Hoao-Swayne Tract and One OF
Th.nn Is Nearly Due-Another
Well Abandoned.

4 .,umont. Texas, July 11.-Among the
nv developments Of the ]. NJ. Guftey
.troleum company there is perhaps none
more Importance than a 5000.barrel re-
80 az Port Arthur, work on which Is
II, progressing. Mr.. j. c. Mcdowell,
4roser for the company. came up from
IN Arthur this morning and brought the
II, tbat the construction of the refinery
now under way and that IL would be
- ne rapldlv as possible. This shows
a faith OF the Guffey company tnat tne
4 ,'morrt oil Is refnable, and while the
fntry will not be isrse oss, b III w Inc
,ns Of the Beaumont oil throughout the
ppntry. ~
4be Gurey company has let contract
4 fhe dredging Of a deck site on Tay-
II, havou. near the Port Arthur elevator.
a AIRS 10 be used for the loading ard
6oadIpg OF company supplies. The PORT
hrr Cbanrel and Dock company IS
%,dine some additional dockage facilities
n ,he accommodation Of oil shipping.
n Mo facilities VIII be provided for tine
of oil steamers. the docks
tine constructed with special view to
u.
W
h.. BAYOU City Oil company OF Houston,
Il on has been boring well on east end
n the Bullock survey, near the Beaumont
n delds. abandoned their well yesterday.
H. going down more than 1000 feet, and
u pulling out their pipe and preparing
"a bore another well IN connectloE Win
&ck No. 49, Spindle 81, part of the
IA obtained from the Uogg- Swayne syn
Nc,
1he Mlsslsslppi-Texa OIL company began
neratIons this morning on its well On
4, Indie Ton. The we'll will he located
bput 500 feet from the Beatty well.
IN now seems pretty certain that the
y Of the Beatty on company viii be
IA first one to come in among the nest
H derrlcks on the Hogg-Swayne purchase.
a W. sturm, who is putting the well
oFn, says that barring some unlocked for
III tingency, the we'll will be brought in
snorrow and had not a slight accident
81 the machinery occurred yesterday the
an would have been brought In today.
"a drill is now In the cap rock.
Tbe well Of the Manhattan OIL company,
n Spindle Top, had reached a depth OF
81 feet last night and is making good
regress. and as the oil-bearing sand lies
IL depth of 800 to 1000 feet in this To-
My, the well Is confidently expected 10
81 brought in early next week, perhaps by
(nhday.
"A ~
Other wells, to the number OF about
Wentyfye. are going down on the Hogg-
Wayne tract, and some of them are near
81 the oil level. There are now fifteen
MIXERS on the hill, but 1t is entirely
~ Dable that this number will be Increased
oil twenty within the next ten days. The
ii of tank building, pipe line construction
III other work that viii follow the com
All In Of the new wells will be something
8onlshing. even in this field of push aud
Hgress.
4
Geofgs W. Graves aud others of George
gSn purchased tract of the Hogg-Swayne
ind today. They viii contract for the
Sling OF a well tomorrow.
FOLLOWING sre the closing quotations o;
~ 0f1
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.
tspecial 10 The Post


Pensacola, Fla.-Arriyed: Tug Echo with
large Tabor, from Galveston
Port Eads-Alrivcd: Australia (Ger1.
from Antwerp; American (Brl, from Cape
Town. Africa; Esther tAm.). from BocGs
de Toro: Breakwntcr (Aml from Port
Limon; Holsteln (Ger.). from Port I.lnon.
sailed Elmar (AmD, for New York En-,
ropean (Br). for Cape Town. with supplies
for Lord Kitcheners army; $. oten (AmD,
for Puerto Cortez. via. Belize and Port
Barlfos; Hiram tNor9. for Bluefelds.
Cane Henry.-Sailed Schooner Marie
Palmer, from Baltimore for Sabine Pass
Sunderland Sailed; oriel tBr.l, for Gal
weston.
Queenstown Arrived: Germanica from
New York,
Plymouth Arrived: Fuerst Bismarck
from New York for Cherbourg and Ham
burg
b Glasgow Arrived: Assyrlan. from Bos
ton; Carthagenian. from Philadelphia
state Of Nebraska, from New York.
Hamburg. Armenia from Phil
adelphia Belgravia, from New York; North
town. from Chicago.
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More.lce Needed.

Beaumont Texas, July i1.--A meeting OF
the directions OF the Beaumont Ice. Light
and Rcfrigernting company was held in
the offices of the company yesterday after.
noon and IT was decided 10 Increase the
ice-making capacity OF the plant TO nearly
double what It is at present. At present
the plant has a capacity OF sixty tons OF
Ice every twenty -four hours.> and though
they are enabled 10 supply the demands in
this city, no ice has been shipped away
this year as has been the custom in the
past Beaumont consumes all the ice made
here now and more. The new structure
Will be modern IN every respect and the
machinery viii be the very latest improve
ments in that line. This building viii also
contain ample cold storage facilities for
Bcaumopt's needs
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Killed bva Car.

= Fort Worth, Texas, July 1i-R NJ, sauls,
chief engineer OF the J. Rosenbaum elc-
vator. was run over by a car this morning
and Killed. the wheels passing over the
lower part OF the body. In crossing the
railroad track he was hit by box car and
knocked down on the track. lie was AZ
wears old The remains Will be taken "a
birmingham, Ala, tomorrow.
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Sword for vaIorous conduit

sherman Texas, July 1.-THE date OF
the presentation Of the sword to Major
Luther Hare. late brlgadler general in the
volunteer army by the people OF Sherman
as testimonial OF their love aud appre.
cIatlon OF his yalorous conduct in the
Philippines. has been definitely settled. IL
is 10 be August %, on the first day Of the
old settlers picnic. II was to have been
early in June. but death In Major Hare :
family caused the postponement.
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Greenvile Texas. July ll.-charIle East
ers. the young man who was robbed OF
$40 Monday was the victim Of second
robbery at the Katy depot yesterday after
noon. As ne started TO board the south
hound Katy passenger train, a thief re
ueyed him Of a pOcketboOk containing
$40 in cash and checks for 500.
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FOR LOSS OF APPETITE.
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic.
A Valuable Find IN Arizona

Ell Raso, Texas. July Particulars
reached here today -of a rich strike Of
gold ana copper ore made by George IT. oos.
one Of the oldest prospectnrs In the Terri
tory, at Wickenhurg, Ariz His ledge Us
said to be richer than that Of the orc
Grande Trook has also uncovered a trp-
mendous ledge Of turquoise on an aajoin-
ing claim.
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\ THE SAND NEAR ORANGE.

4 OF the Chicaeo-Oranee Company
Is Through the Rock.
Fange, Texas, July 1.-THE drill IN the
'faeo-orange oil ,compapy's well passed
Pugh the rock and into sand today at a
Pa Of 500 feet. The slx-ineh pipe is now
Rg withdrawn and the eight-lneh. casing
be sent d@r and the well balled. The
Is showing promising indications and
II be baiied frequently now TO test 1t.
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MALARIA MAKES IMPURE BLOOD
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic cures Ma
lnria; soc.

SMITlI-NATIoNs.-- Beeviale. Texas. July
1i--Miss Mary Nations and Mr.. Riley
Smith. two well known young BeeYille
people were married here Tuesday morn
Ing aud left on the 10 O'Clock train for q
bridal trip North. The groom Us q promi.
nent Young cattieman OF this section and
ihe bride Is asdaughter Of Captain X. II.
Nations. proprietor 81 the Nations hotel
~ this city. and has for several years been
one of Beeyiles reigning bellies The
Young couple have a host Of friends wnc
wish them a long ana happy life.
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ENNAN COUNTY DEVELOPMENTS
Fnpany Organized to Bore Well on
the Terrence Farnls

the orrence farnlS
Waco Texas, July 1.-THE waco-Tor
nee OIL company was organized in this
n yesterday afternoon. The purpose OF
a company is to bore for oil on the
~rence farm. twelve miles from Waco,
(Which place oil was struck by Mr.. ror-
Nc at the depth Of forty feet while
Wing for water. The officers OF the
''fpany are P b. Jones. president; A.
4 Curtis, first vice president; f. e. Dis
ake' second Vice president; W. II. Wood,
&retary, aud Y. r. Douglass, treasurer.
He President DIsmuke stated TO a Post
Irespondent this morning that the COM
ny would proceed to bore for oil az
Fe and that machinery was already he
a ordered. He says that oil stands
finty eight feet deep In the forty foot
e that was bored and that Il Is the
~ nnest, quality. II is contended by
''fse who have made a study OF the well
IN has been bored that Il Is In the
ZIG strata OF earth as the Corsicanu
- and II Is believed that oil will be
Yhd In paying quantities
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If the gabv Is CUTTING Teeth

he sure and use that cid and wei tried
remedy Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
Ion children teething. 1t soothes the chIld.
softens the gums, alays all pain, cures
wind collie and Is the best remedy for
dlarrhoeA,
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II the stopaoh% liver and bowels fail to
perform their functions regularly and nat
urally the blood becomes contaminated
with Impurities, and the whole system Is
In consequences debllifated. HERHlNE is
remarkable for IFS efficacy In curing the
ailments 81 summer aud the disorders
prevalent during hot weather. Price 10
cents. for sale by A. T. kiesling, druggist,
10. Natn street.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
TEXAS OIL FOR HAVANA.

TEXAS OIL FOR HAVANA.
to Be Used in the Electric Light
Plant.
Especial 10 The Post)
Mobile, Ala, July 1.-THE Fuel
WI company OF this city today sent
the powerful tug E. L. Russell 70
Port Arthur TO tow barge loaded \
with 10000 barrels OF crude Beau.
mont oil to Havana for use in the
electrlc lighting plant there.
Especial TO The Post)
savannah. Ga, July 11.-A tug was
today ordered to Sabine Pass to tow
barge load of crude Texas oil to
this port The oil will be used as
fuel.
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court In the case OF Amasa r. Chappen ct
al against Land Commissioner Rogan, to
compel him to resell section of land on
account of the mineral rights. The court
mas adjourned for the term and the mo-
ton viii not come up until some time In
October.
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IN,
family. far the /HTh1(0NvEN%SA
of which finds /IzYMNIIaMNN
children /WVH1NppNWMNNN%\
children OF whose blood tainted
dreadful nalady blood
slight
another
eliminated
blood,
SIS s.. goes directly
j. b. Arnold or Greenwood writes; A blood
vie 1.-the
S
the cancer
W. m q g.
! Beg n
waun
If blood wait
then
fully
charge for medical advice THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA IA
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WINDOW
SHADES.

made to order on short notice
TO fit office. store or residence.
Handmade Shade Cloth. mounted on
Hartshorn Rollers make an ideal shade,
and tho cheapest in the end, when dura-
bity and perfect service is considered.
Sample coIors and prices furnished
promptly on request.
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he well Of the Manhattan oil company,
Spindle Top, had reached a depth Of
feet last night and is making good
\ gress. and as the oil-bearing sand lies
Ia depth of 800 to 1000 feet in this To-
Bly, the we'll Is confidently expected TO
brought in early next week, perhaps by
>bday