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h;I.t ROOM house, large lot good neigh.
close in; bargain for cash; no n~cnts
terms, $500 half cash. Address ii. B..
- '"'o Oiute' SO
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WANrED-To buy city late ~
property; nothing but bsr,s,Es
$4,000 to invest Send MI ' W.
to. II. ,. Cline. 10lOls con an ~
who viii examine titles 1 y
May -. ]. T. Murrell. y
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FOR SALE one fine pointer dos n
old. hunts well and well mafkN
10 WIN Throop. Anderson, leus
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PROFESSIONAL.

DETECTIVE AGENCY-IiraalnsS =
tives furnished for ciy,l alta nr
Investigations; reasonaple iIrcaiI
spondence solicited. James
$50 Houston. Texas. --~.
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OH AND RICE LANDS f22S acrcs Of i.
l.: Rhca league Oh line Of Hlrrls and
Liberty counties, eight miles northwest
Of Dayton; four miles west of Pruitl's
Gas wells; we'll on adjoining survey
shows abundance of water for rice irri
CATION. 100 acres in stephen Nicholson
league Liberty county fourteen miles
north of Dayton; excellent land; expert $
place both this and the Rhca survey
acres in Galveston county at Lc9gUe
CITY, on Clear creek, Clear lake and
Galveston hay; best garden farms in
the coast country aud promising oil
lands 100 acre rice farm on Clear creek
ionr miles above. OH wen contracted
for at Dickinson, five miles south. and
also one on the north side Clear creek
WIN sell the first and second tracts nj
rice land prices and the third tract at
garden farm prices, Further informn-
uon and price on application 10 owners
J. e. League Galveston, Texas. or /
H. Coryell 1l0I1a Congress avenue, Hous
WI, lcA"s' IL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE party that took the Camera from
thr l2:2O p, m. Fannn and Travis car
On yesterday, will greatly oblige the
street, q
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WANTED Ten first class bricklayers;
steady work; pay 30 cents per hour. Ad-
dress p. NJ. Wicss. = o. Drawer o.
Beaumont. IL
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oCNHOLpERS' MEETING-No is
hereby given that the annual meeting of
slockn9lderS Of the Merchants aud Plant.
Crs OH Company win be held at my of
uSe, on tuesday morning, May H. 1901
aL ~ clock. L. w, House, President. u
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OIL LAND LEASES. CERTIFICATES
etc, correct forms. any quantity. Frank
I'm Printing House, Houston. L
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WARM weather will soon be WITH us and
possibly you will want awnings. We can
supply your wants In that line as we'll
the asking, write us. Kattman & Knee.
land Tent Co. 313 Main St. Houston
Phones S3i ~
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OIL OPERATORS ATTENTtON!-For
sale. two batges. one 100 tons and one
10 tons capacity; eminently adapted for
OIL barges al bargain. L. II. Miller,
Ioustou rpxnu n
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CHOICE baicd hay At 10 cents bale Al
Wilson race track II
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS OFFICE go MAAlI,NS
Uopston Heights lots. Our prices are
lowest and terms the hest 20 be had' az
JOHN A. MILROf, Agent. u
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NOTICL-NOtlcc Is hereby given that Tho
annual meeting Of the STOCKHOLDERS Of
The Houston, Oak Lawn and Magnolia
park Railway Company VIII be held AZ
ton, Texas, OF June l., 1901, ali 10 o'tiork
a. M. ana that on the same day and nj
the same place, Immediately upon tho
adjournment OF the stockholders meet.
ing, the annual meeting OF the Board Of
directors OF said company will he held
Horace Booth Secretary W
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WANTED-A second hand 1--,1
PROOF safe. Address i. b 1I Rn, N
ton, Texas. n ol III
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OPIUM. MORPHINE. WHISKY HABITS
cured 10 TO 10 DAYS without pain or
injury 70 patient: no pay until cured and
perfectly satisfied. In case OF failure Will
pay all patients expenses while here,
also railroad fare both ways. Best ref
ercnces. Address Matthews Home 300
Day Ave-. West End. San Antonio. Texas
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FOR SALE.

HAVE for sale soda water fountain and
fixtures, cheap, cheap. Apply or write
Ianda Cut Price Store. Ualletsyilc.
TtXas. NJ VI. Lhnda It.
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blDHJbs eNtefminAted; no diSappolnt
ment; get box OF Eclipse Bodbug Pois
on Toe, zoe and 40c, at Lewyn's. Is
oSTEOPATHY-ou success has been
marked In skin affections, rheumatism
dcranged circulation. female weakncss
and NIL chrome diseases; correspondence
= llcifed: consultation free. Drs WIN
Clarke Blanche Mccormick 800 Mason
block. ID
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WANT TO buy for cash s;oss,-
general merchandise IN f~v1
Middle Texas town. Aa5oa
Goldthwaite. Texas. lures
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WANTED-A good German girl for COOK.
Ing, washing and ironing for small fam
ily three miles from Beaumont Mrs
David French. IL
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WANTED to buy horse foT dea-
Apply to John Mcclellan 4 s ~ 7
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400 ACRES oil lands one half mile from
Damon's Mound in Brazorla county, Tor
sale in tracts TO suit buyer l.. A. Myers;
Richmond. Texas. 10
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FOR SALE-o560 acres In Montgomery
county, ON Santa re, miles cast OF Con-
roe. VIII sell whole or part at ~ per
acre. Wlsner & Bringhurst, 10 BinZ
building Houston 10
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400 SHARES Of Garrick oil company
stock for sale 10 taken quick. Apply to
clerk az Logan. q
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lana T. AnI. NFKINGS-Severai TRACTS ~
eli van immediate vicinity Of hotei ana
strest "s' inquire at once. 6is Travis
g
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NuplCE-Notice is hereby given that on
Monday, May 20, 1901. at 10 O'clock n
road Company viii OFFER for sale nj A..
freight depot in the city OF Houston. said
depot being located on or near tho corner
of Firth street and Washington oyenua
In said city, one carload oil well ariJiin',
machinery, consigned to c. b. Carroll
Corsicana, which has remained nm
claimed in the hands OF said Houston
and Texas Central Railroad Comnanv o.
Corsicana since December 10. 100, ana
that the proceeds Of sale OF this proD.
erty, after deduc.ing reasonable expense
for keeping, etc. shall be applied 10 tls
payment OF the proper freight and Other
charges; the surplus, II any, viii b. held
by the sald railroad company. subject 10
the order of the owner OF said machIn
cry, his duly authorized agent or atIor
ney. This property may now he ex
Amlned at conpany's freight depot I'm
Houston. The Houston and Texas Cen.
trail Railroad Co.. by II. A. Jones. gen.
eral freight agent b.on
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GEORGE A. BYERS, lawyer
gress avenue. Houston. >
ED. S. PHELPS. attorney unastol
at law. 3lO1a Main street nv--- "a
S. O. COTTON & BROS, f Wan n
Agents and Adjustcrs. - --.rr,i
TEXAS SECRET SERViiChh.tectII
Experienced and bonded . asi:
civil or criminal ssrslc'
watchmen for day or nighl ~ sfs
Thavonat, General Manager
street. .---
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FOR SALE-NIodern hleh.class home, eS'
cellent neighborhoo1, seven rooms. barn,
etc. $500; bargain, owner leaving city.
wsner X Bringhurst, 40 Blnn building.
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WANTED-A good German girl for cook
ing washing and fronting for small fam
iS three miles from beaumont Mrs,
David French. IL
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FOR quick sale. improved so iscst b!acN
land two and a half miles from Harris
burg; price $1,000. G. W. Hail, 222u
Main. II
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LANDS FOR SALE-seyeral tracts near
Pierce's Junction. You may regret II W
Won do not got in on the ground floor
iIarral & Harfal, 8i7is Main street. ~
OIL. LANDS for sale, located about, three
miles northwest from Damon's Mounhi.
VIII sell In tracts to suit buyer. D. ~,
Farmer Richmond Texas. IL
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YOUNG MEN-Our illustrated catalogue
explains how to teach barber trade in
eight weeks, mailed free. Moller Barber
Eoleec. ST Louis, Mo. Il
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rWYER & DWYER. with W. W. Thomas,
3l7Ia Main street. oil stock brokers; spec
ial attention given to oil lands and leases;
agents for knltenbach and Spnngler OH
c0mpunics 40 acres oil land 'one mile
west Saratoga, 5000 per acre.
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WANTED TO XIV.

A YOUNG BACHELOR wouls,h III
furnished or nnfurnisheed AddIa
leges in a private family.
this ofnca -
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AT ONCE, four or nNe-r'% s,ess =
three unfurnished rooms. Ia
dress Cashier, r. Q. BOZ - =.
FURNISHED ROOM for youps
nnlet. refined family. Aoas
this office.
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WANrED-At once. at Rerlngs MILL ten
good saw hands In woods; 37iS cents pce
lUOo; everything furnished. Bering Mig
No., Nalda, Texas. II
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---" 9--s1. IluuslOn Texas.
fhhoNEN OH. LAND in Parson's sun
at ats'9n on IN the Sour Lake oil field. sim.
sIed directly south OF and adioIningS the
rou5 luxe springs property about itj1
yards from hotel. and ennaI diston ioo
han present producing oil wells
I"neI tract, well situated over assnrod
~ pen, 80 acres being offered nj rans
pnr Sfne 'aiue Tor quick acceptance Titic
Idi Az; l-ahu values ut Sour Lake rnt
NY advancing. For further nartic,,i,,1p
pIal' etc'' call on or address q a ~ =. -
SONS SONS, sour Lake, Texas, or Mrs pa,tta
--o o-s an. crosby House, Beaumont. 10
~; or q; DANC1 4 Coon comm1sSI7n-:
Snd LOT purchase or sale oil ipnds
and oiner lands and oil stocks I'm snx
tIn,, ~ companies solicited Informa
Uoncy 'sGleu Dy mail or wire II n
--s1rg y 20, Beaumont -
'U n,n EENT, or will sell, after Nav %
C9,r .,stueISe corner San Jacinto and NJ
nMomehi all cOnyeniences, s,e "Ii ~ ~
tHI, III lass Address +. II. Banner 'I LIZ
WANTED. Everybody 10 E know ,7,-.3--S.,
Sne9pest lands In Central frexos 10" a. t1e
nc FOUND In Burleson and I az a.e 10
nrIces oI az Kinds and at ali kinds of
NJ Indications good Corresndnd "a a e.inseIs'
uclted, Address f. q. Banrs "us rot so
-s-e agent Caldwell, Texas. ieai rs 4,
sp lsrs LAKE SPRINGS Several 1recis -
gna IN Immediate vicinity ~ bn,oi OF
street. inquire at once. bis Travis
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FIFTY acres in Burk survey, two miles
from, Sour Lake SIPS per acre Must sell
this week. Have exclusive agency. Title
nertenL 4. w. lIahl. .2n Min. u
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WILL pay cash for 4 gooa ~,
X y Little, 3l0h Main s,,, sn's
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SITUATIONS FEMALE.

YOUNG colored girl wants TO cook or nurse
or house work 1904 Chenevert, corner
Jefferson, II
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REAL ESTATE Pop !
WANTED TO n

WANTED to buy for cash
family horse and phaetnn IN
seated canopy top surrar "
Brlnghurst, 10 Binz. ~ n
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RAVE COMPLETE ABSTRACT of all the
deed and other. records of Madison and
Sabine counties for sale by l.. Fulton
Denton, Texas. Many thousand acres OF
land, owners unknown, In each county.
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TWELVE soda water stools, 81 30 cach.
Address COZ Main street. Houston, Texas.
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AT MUHLFEI.DERS.

There Will be d Special Sale OF Trim
med Hats To-Day.
Muhfelders' attractive opening days
are still talked of by all those who Wis
tied the pretty store, and it is not too
late now to see the large assortment of
beautiful creations of the milllners' art
in that popular store. There is beauty
and smart effect about their new hats
that is usually associated with the de-
signs from the very exclusive and high
priced shops but the fancy prices are
not asked for at Muhlfelders'. To-day
there will be a special sale of trimmed
hats at S49S and every woman in Nav
Haven should take time to go there
and look the hats over. Every hat is
made in the work room connected with
the store from the very best materials,
and the variety includes hundreds of
the best styles. The sale will continue
only one day.
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THE CHAPERONES

AT the Hyperion-A Strong Attraction.
A good audience greeted Frank l..
Perleys comedians. in "The Chaper-
ones" at the Hyperion last evening.
This musical comedy is the combined
effort of Frederick Ranken and Isidor
| Witmark augmented by the company
own orchestra under the direction of
Max Hirchfele.
The piece is a travesty upon the
chaperoning custom of the present day
as practiced among our Partisan cous-
ms, and furnishes, as an opening for
| fun making complications, the visit of
five American girls to Paris who sud-
denly find that they must abide by the
established rule of chaperoning in or
der to see the desired places, and to &C.
complish this, decide to draw lots each
day to ascertain which one Of the par
ty shall do duty as the chaperon for
that day. While touring in this man
ner their scheme is discovered by the
guardian of one of them and promptly
professional chaperon is engaged to
look out for the welfare of the girls A
search for a lost seal, the visit of the
president of an investigation and sup
preston of vice society to Paris, and a
constantly interrupted love story all
add to the ludicrous complications
which are all cleverly taken advan-
tage of.
The first act opened up and ran along
very WELL having good lively action,
with catchy and tunefu music, but the
sent. A little less of the principals and
more of the catchy music and we'll drill
ed chorus will improve them.
Speaking of the chorus, they were SUI
perb, their work was in perfect unison
and time, every movement being exc
cuted with an accuracy and precision
seldom found in a new chorus. Their
work showed careful and painstaking
rehearsals
Individual hits were made by Sol
Solomon, who has been seen here in
1.-The Ronuders," Belle of Bohemia"
and other plays of note, Digby Bell in
the role of Adam Hogg, Walter Jones
as Alfonso De Graft, whose method of
singing Somehow 1t Makes Me Think
of Home" a new song, was excellent
and brought forth repeated encores.
Joseph C. Miron possessed a deep basso
voice of remarkable clearness and was
good as Signor Bassini.
Of the female contingent Marie Ca
hill played the leading part of the pro-
fessional chaperon in a captivating
manner, and little Miss Stebbins exc
cuted very beautiful Oriental dance
in the third act, which was well re-
ceived
AS to the costumes and stage set
tings, no expense has been spared; they
are lavish and all harmonic we'll and
reflect great credit on the individuals
who had these matters in charge.
The play will be presented again to-
night.
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Va TJINGFO RID.

The republican caucus to nominate
town officers in town hall last evening
was like others in preceding years, not
very largely attended but harmonious
The old ticket with but very little
change was renominated without OPP
position. w. H. Newton was chosen as
chairman with F. M Cowles as clerk
The ticket as nominated was as fol-
lows:
Town clerk-J. A. Martin.
Selectmen-W. Burr Hail. Charles r.
Yale.
Collector-William Hodgkinson.
Treasurer-William H. Newton.
Registrar of voters-W Frank Smith.
Auditor-Theodore F. Lane.
School visitor-L. NJ. Hubbard.
Assessors-George H. Yale, ]. r.
Hough.
Board of relief-Andrew Andrews, G,
M. Hallenbeck, j. NJ Mckenzie.
The rest OF the ticket was about the
same as a year ago
The picture now on exhibition at the
library is portrait of Hon. Judge
Boardman of New Haven, to whose
memory the training school of that city
has been founded by his widow The
portrait is a copy by Miss H. c. Lane
of an original by Thomas Sully, the
celebrated Philadelphia artist, who died
in 1872.
There were eight deaths In town dur
ing the month of September.
Attorney and Mrs. O. H, D, Fowler
were taking in the yacht race yester-
day
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BILE the electric tower at the Pan Amer
lean. More than 1000 pure while lights
will be used in outlining the front of
the building, including the battlements
and the clock tower, and the effect will
certainly be very striking. The lower
windows will be draped with bunting
for further decora lions Of blue and
flages and various colors, strung from
the trolley poles, arching the streets
and making mass of color.
There is much local satisfaction that
the contract for this work was won in
competition by a New Haven firm, not
only because it's bid was the lowest, but
quite as much on merit. The Gale COM
pany has done good work in the past
and won an enviable reputation. Mr.
Foote the electrical engineer who has
the details in charge, is also in charge
of the campus decorations, and those
for the front of Phelps hall and other
Yale buildings, which is sufficient evil
dence of his ability and originality,
The committee of fourteen met at the
mayors office last evening and listened
to reports from the various sub-com-
mittees on the details of the celebra-
ton. Plans were shown and matters
in general were thoroughly talked over.
Among other matters discussed was
the suggestion for a reception to Presi-
dent Roosevelt and Governor Mclean,
but this will come up later This COM
mittee of fourteen will report to the
general committee of nearly 100 this
evening at o'clock at the aldermen's
chambers in the city hall. Then fur
Their action will be taken on the many
subjects under consideration.
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A Typical south African Store.

o. r. Larson of Bay Villa, Sundays
River Cape Colony, conducts a store
typical Of South Africa, at which can be
purchased anything from the proverb-
ial needle to an anchor" This store
is situated in a valley nine miles from
the nearest railway station and about
twenty miles from the nearest town.
Mr.. Larson says: II am favored with
the custom of farmers within a radius
of thirty miles, to many of whom I
have supplied Chamberlain's remedies.
All testify to their value in house
hold where doctors advice is almost
out of the question Within one mile
of my store the population is perhaps
sixty. OF these, within the past twelve
months, no less than fourteen have
been absolutely cured by Chamberlains
Cough Remedy. This must surely be
record" For sale by all druggists.
Stricken with Paralysis.
Henderson Grimett, of this place, was
stricken with partial paralysis and
completely lost the use of one arm and
side. After being treated by an emf
nent physician for quite while with
out relief, my wife recommended
chamberlain dlH DdlHi, anu dIteT
using two bottles of 1t he is almost en-
tirely cured.-Geo. r, Mcdonald, Man,
Logan county, W. Va. Several other
very remarkable cures of partial pa
ralysis have been effected by the use Of
this lniment. 1t is most widely known,
however, as cure for rheuma tism,
sprains and bruises. Sold by all drug
gists.
The excitement incident to travelling
and change Of food and water often
brings on dlarrhoea, and for this reason
no one should leave home without a
bottle of Chamberlain's collie, cholera
and diarrhoea remedy For sale by all
druggists.
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New Haven Steamboat Line.
For New York, the South,
and West.
Steamers RICHARD PECK and


steamers RICHARD PECK and /.
c. H. NoRTHAM IN commission.
WEEK DAYS ONLY-Leaye New Haven
80 a. m. and 12:45 night; due New YORK
$3.50 p. m. and 600 a. M. respectively,
Boats arrive at and depart from Bella
Dock New Haven, and Pier 25 East River.
foot Of Peck Slip, New York.
Tickets. staterooms, and all Information
at the office Of Bishop & Co., 1885 Chanel
street: w. r. Morgan, Agent, Belle Dock:
and at Purser's office on steamer. je24
STARIN'S
New Haven Transportation Co.
DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAY.
Steamer JOHN Fl. STARIN Captain Nc.
Allster, leaves New Haven from Starin's
Pier, foot Of Brown street. at 1915 D. M.
Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Steamer
ERASTUS CORNING, Captain Thompson.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Tina
STARIN leaves New York from Pier ID.
North River, at 8 p m. Mondays, Wednes.
days and Fridays; the HRASTUS CORNING
Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Fare
rs cents Excursion Tickets S1.25 State.
rooms, $500.
Tickets ard staterooms for sale at ]. r..
Judson's, $50 Chapel street; Peck & Bish.
ops, 703 Chapel street. Free stage leaves
the depot on arrival Of Hartford train and
from corner Of Chapel aud Church streets
every half hour, commencing at $40 o. N.
Through freight rates given and bifls az
ladlng to all points West, South and South.
west. G. II. FISHER. Agent
Or1nr voyr frofpht vi Sforfr Yl,o