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The Dickinson press., 1901-06-29

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
First publication on the 10Th da y Of June, 19O1.-4
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BOARD AND ROOM.

MARRIED COUPLE or two young men
can get room and board ut 2lI4 oDelou,
saS street. 10
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NlIIAE.
NOTICE Is hereby given that specia
meeting OF the stockholders OF the lIous
lou aud Texas Central Railroad Company
has been called by ~ Board q Dreetoor.
company IN Houston, Texas at II O'Clock
NJ, on the 18th day at August, 1901. for
tho following purposes, to-wit
First. 70 authorize and provide for pur'
chasing, owning ana operating the rail'
road of the Central Texas and Northwest
ern Railway Company eStending frpm
In Ellis county, with rs franchises and
1ppurtenances: the railroad Of the Fort
pnny. extending from the town 81 WaNa.
hachic. in Ellis county. To the cry or
Fort Worth, In Tarraut county, with us
franchlses and ,appurtenaneesi the ,Iai,tt
road OF the Austin and Northwestern Raj
roJ4 Company extending irom the CITY
OF Austin, In Travis coauty. 10 the town
of Ilano, In Llaho county, with rs iran,
chses and nppurtennnees; the railroad OF
the Granite Mountain and Marble rams
Ctty Railroad Company, extending from
poiut OF connection with the Austin unl
10 the town Of Marble Falls. IN Burnett
county, With its franchises ard appnr'
known as the Lancaster Tap Railroad. ex-
tending from Hutchlns station to the town
Of Lancaster, in Dallas county, with It's
franchises and appurtenances' or either
or any % such railroads with It's or thelr
franchises and 0ppurtenances.
Second To authorize and provide Tor
amending the charter or Articles o. III
corporation 81 said Houston and Texas
Central Railroad Company so as 20 author
lie II 10 construct own, operate ard main
tal1 a railroad from point Of connection
lin and Northwestern Railroad Company
to the town Of Lampasns. In Lampasas
county and so as 10 authorize II 10 pro
jecl and provide for locating, construct,
Ing, maintaining ana operating such
branch lines Of railroad from the lines now
owned By II as the stockholders at sueh
Ina
r. w. CAVE.
S1Go1 Secretary.
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WANTED 4 registered druggist with good
references; satisfactory compensation.
Apply 400 Sabine Pass Ave. Beaumont
Texas -
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notice. hIrty DAYS from this date the
city OF Houston viii sell to the highest
bidder, for cash, all OF the property
bought In by the city for taxes aud fol
OF the deeds ot the property can be seen
az the ofhce OF the city attorney IA the
MILKY 4 Dow hail, on the corner OF
Tufny, NJ. ID. Bennett, L. Gus Mueller,
finance committee. Houston, Texas July
l6 1901 81,
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SMALL stock OF new goods very cheap
Tor cash for Quick sale. 2710 this oflce.
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-RoARD-RooMs WANTED.

Il Two Ensllshlnen desire separate Msy
upslalrs south rooms. With BREAKFAST tnu
Z O'clock dinner Nnnch snndays oniif,
" Wording house. permission TO keep
TWO dogs n yard aud prlyllese a. %
smnkinr: nice location, not too FAR cut
eood hath room. Address cottonman. Z,
.. boz ass, Houston
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BARGAINS IN HOMES, MIDSUMMER
CLEARING SALE.

CLEARING SALE.
For short time only can give you
very low prices on the following choice
property In the Third and Fourth wards,
If you want home or investment come
and see them.
Two-story. s.room house on Main street,
2is lots can give immediate possession,
100000
Twostory sroom house on McGowen
avenue, anely finished, 3 lots, fine lawn,
flowers and roses In abundance, an Ideal
home .....,....,..,......, $4,000
Large twostory house on Austin street
close In, lot so by l25, genuine bargain
for home or an investment. 49,. sG5oO.Oo
Two,story. s-room house on Caroline
street, bargain ...............,S $4,000
Elegant honse on Rusk avenue one of
the finest in the city, large grounds, fine
trees, centrally located .....". 100000
Large two-story, s-room house in the
Fair Grounds, two lots. must be
sold ..... ...,,........,....,..s s5oooo
Very fine large house on Mckinney ave.
nue., hne grounds, centrally located si4.-
900,
Cottage of rooms on Calhoun between
Caroline and Austin, lot so by 1850 s2ooooo
And many other properties too numerous
to mention. n, L. Mills.
If PIG Main street,
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NC1'lt E--That the partnership Of Ander.
sahound. tho operator manager Is re
TOUGHER Of the said firm. has opened q
frst-class photograph gallery az 5oIh
Main street above Morris Bros, where
toners call as well as the new. Yours
respectfully. r. o. saboungi 10
THE Board Of Pharmacy Will meet Aa'
gust the both. 1901. At 500 Main street,
10 examine applicants for reglstration
A. z. KieBling, Reg. o-so
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RY-send stamp for plain sealed cir
i. Address Box 563, Dallas, Texas.
80
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WANTED Three experienced travelling
statesmen to represent us In Southern,
Eastern and Middle Texas only men
thoroughly posted Ia dry goods peed ap
PLY g. A. Allstrot, 500 aud COS Main
street, Houston. II
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MANIED- Lady clerk; must have good
memory ana knowledge of books and
authors Box 635, Houston, IL
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Manitoba capable man, experienced In
handling dry goods retail trade. J Schin,
Wharton. Texas. u
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iIap ,s sSpuITHERN ToNIc-The cure
ts 81 II liver, malaria and Jaundlce.
-. eroggists. 6-14
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E1perleneed aud bonded detectives for
ciyll or criminal Investigation; bonded
watchmen for day or night service. Z, ].
Thavonat General Manager. oooh Msin
street. q
s. o. COTTON 4 BROS. Fire INSURANCE.
Agents aud Adiusters, - Maln 81. .
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{ssipL elalrvoyant palmist, Mrs.
WIS everything, soc, Sl.00: unitcs
s,sa' meky chtrms, etc. 1920 rres-
venue; also by mail. 10
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NEA'fIY furnished south rooms with best
of board nj reasonable rates. permanent
and table boarders solicited, ill3 Travis
~
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I'LL GIVE 81 reward to anyone who
b rive me the address of Fred Wietel.
hn he was in Houston March and
Nh working at carpenter work; his
9lF wants to know where he is. Ad
u Fred Maschmeyer, Dalark, Ark. IA
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SUMMER RESORTS.

Thr COMFORT HOTEL has been thol..
oughly renovated and refufpisnea any pu1s
arrangement and strictly 1rst-cl9st IL ~,
It's appointments situated one o'ocS t'e,n ~,
depot; nice cool rooms, not anu lcn
6afhs and frst-clnss t1lte; i.c iiasn-
mers' headauarters aud spahll attention.
IN general 10 all tgavslisg pubilo' sfshn
Ter OF guests 20 and frort not hatrs,
90 mar dav. Sa5 ner tnonlht sprtial latcH
"a fomiiies. Fred Altsfk imp. mo;irletol,
MISS Mary Crenwclgu. manas ~. 49,.
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MULTIPLICATION Nv good male stenog
rhpher and office clerk; will work very
reasonable; good references. Address 59It,
this office 10
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WANTED.-A white woman TO cook aud 10
house work for o small family. Apply
SOt Franklin avenue Ii
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! BEAUTIFULLY furnished rooms with besr
| table board; terms reasonable. Crescent
| House. 1907 Congress avenue. 20
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WANTED CIR Tor light housework CAL
AZ Charities street II
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NOrICE-NotIce Is hereby given that a
sbecla' meeting OF the stockholders Of
the Austin aud Northwestern Railroad
OF directors to assemble at the general
office OF the company IN Austin; Texas. al
10 O'Clock a. m, on the 10Th day Of Az
hig and providing for the sale OF the
railrond OF said company extending from
the city Of Austin, In Travis county, 20
ihe town OF Liano. I'm Liano county, with
lis franchises and appurtenances. q the
Houston and Texas Central Railrond com.
pany C. Il. Reilly, secretary blsul
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AGENTS WANTED.

ACTIVE agents with conveyance "a handle
microscopes and views. Profits SO to
500 per month. American sterepsc'pic
IGENTR WANTED-Fast selling subscrtp
tion books. Southwestern Book Coz
Houston.
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PlANo-Sl5n Fischer upright. In fine con-
dltton; . bargain; payments. Piano Ex-
ehange, 6i5 Travis. IA
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DEPARTMENT. once OF
comptroller g the, cHTJrSsrey MashipE,
satisfactory evidence presented 10 the
undersigned. Il has been made 70 appear
Honston. In the city OF Houston. Ia the
county OF Harris, and State Of Texas.
has complied With all the provisions OF
onlred 10 he complied With before az
association shall be authorized 20 com
rneuce the business OF banking.
Now. therefore. I, Charles @. Dawes.
eOmptroller OF the currency. do hereby
certify that the Merchants National
hauk Of Houston. IN the city OF Houston,
Texas. Is authorized 10 commence the
business OF banking as provided In sec
ton 5l60 Of the Revised Statutes OF the
United Staten
in testimony whereof witness my hand
and the seal OF Office this 18th day or
June. 1901. CHAs- g, DAWES. -.
Comptroller OF the Currency Sl9
churter number 1858.
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FOR SALE--Parlor and chapel organs In
cak and walnut cases from S25. C..
Janke & Co, SOB Main. Sheet music ut
half price Ii
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FOR SALE Pianos from $40 up c. Janke
4 Co, o0S Main. Sheet music at half
price. II
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WANTED Al once man TO take charpe
of and operate saw min and do hllng
must be thoroughly competent and under
stand milling III us every detail and not
Wages good. Address Joe T. Cleycuger,
Nacogdochcs, 1cSns. n
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FOR SALE--A fne line q vioIIns, guitars
and mandolins at reduced prices z.
yanke 4 Co, 50S Mali. Sheet music a
hnlI price, II
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Golden. Davis & Wardells. Kidney, Wax.
BED; Brpee's Strlngless. Green Pol,
Brlll's Long Island Cabbage, all vane-
Creole Onion. White Turf Oats. Large
White Rye, Red Winter Wheat and sand
Netch. A. Lawrence roombs 4 Son. SOT
Commerce avenue. Il
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WANTED Three good camp cooks on East
kin Texas -
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WANTED-~U p-to.datc, hustling travelling
salesman. acquainted with West ami Cen
trial Texas trade. for wholesale grocery
house; good salary to the right man. Adj
dress No llll. this onlec II
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500 600 TO LOAN to brlla homes, take
uf and extend vendor lien notes. etc.
monthly RqlSy dIIs1 leSs sml.n, 0ttoT-
nee over Houston National bank Malh
and Congress. Houston. Texas. II. II.
Pollard, special agent. II
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plew's Improved Liver Pills, they
Esnaole, cure sick headache and per
question follows their use: try them:
ee,tle and sold only at Drew's drug
ois Congress avenue, Houston,
If
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WANTED az 400 Austin street, good board.
ing house cook; man or woman gool
wages. Apply at once. IL
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WANTED Bridge and pilcdrtver men on
East Texas railroad Apply On work az
LufRin TeNas ~
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55srredi come quick ]. NJ, Frost Harlem,
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HELP WANTED.

COOK WANTED Man aud wife. white
preferred man TO feed, make garden and
take care OF ranch; woman TO cook, etc.
easy work for the pair; old people pre-
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IAN WELLS WATER for sale. only
Iewyn's Drug Store, two glasses for
Or DC gallon. ~
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4 pSNnour ransy. PennyroyaI, Cotton
w are a safe, sure, menstrual reg
II uetsht sealed by mail, 81. DR.,
! rs Tsuieine Co, P. o. Box 6, Hous-
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Brand new; case and Sci exr-S
or address 100 Capitol avenue city. IA
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nrew's Improved Liver pills for
[,etN III
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WANTED Twelve good bridge carpenters
Inquire nc yards. G. l., Crandan, Texas (
CITY II I
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WANTED-A drst,cAss hookkceper and /
office man; must be accurate ana com
potent; state age and experiences: give 7
references. II any. Address The O. w /
Deaton Company Eagle Lake, Texas. II
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

WANTED --lf'osItion BY hoy Of Il years az
collector or clerk In Office: can give best
OF references. Address Ass. this office
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BOOK FOLD white lawn. value TIC. at
81 yard, at Bis Boston Store
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Statesmen WANTED 10 carry rapid
selling Side line for MS IN Southern Texas.
Five per cent commission. one telescope
southern shoe Co, Waco. Texas. u
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PROFESSIONAL.

DR. FRANK b. KING-- Residence Rice
hotel; .ofiice kiam's; both phones; sur,
gerry. fevers. $40
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WANTED TO BUY.

CHFEP WORK HORSE and delivery
wagon wanted. 1910 Congress. 10
n. cAPLAN, at eos Milan street. near
franklin pays highest prices for gentle
mems old clothing and shoes; send postal
card: win call. q
I BUY pack, move and store furniture
and household goodas all storage moved
free; money sdvrnced without Interest;
only drst class warehouse In city. 4.
r. LOTUS. 2li Milan street. Fhonss
WANTED Old Texas Histories and Bloe,
raphies. will pay good cash price. fnr.
dy's, 1909 Congress avenue, ~
CASH PAID for miscelisnepns books 70
good binding, also school books In use;
Purdy's Book Store.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-10
THE PAN-4MERICAN BANQUET.

The Mexican papers d hand TEEN with glowing
descriptions of the banquet given by General Pres
dent Porfirio Diaz to the delegates the Pam
American Congress. There had been already one
banquet given them by the municipality of the
Mexican capital. but its magnifcence, cordiality
and success overshaGowed by the feast given
at the National Palace by the President of the re-
public on October Is. Ell Imparciar' and all the
other papers of Mexico had the day after COL
unns filled with the details of the banquet. the
names of the many guests of General Diaz and re-
uorts of the speeches delivered that occasion by
Congress The hall of the banquet fairylike,
and the diners were all seated at unique and i'm
mense table adorned with silver and gold plates
and decora ed with tropical flowers.
There were present all the members of the Cab
met of General DiaZ. some other high function
aries OF the republic who were spread among the
delegates and some of the many secretaries Of the
latter At the head of the table President
Diaz having his right Senor Don Fernando E.
Guachalla, delegate from Bolivia the congress
and diplomatic representative of that country to
the United States Venezuela and Mexico. The
DELEGATES from Peru. Seniors Alzamora and Ell
more could not attend the banquet, and their ex-s
cuses were duly presented by Senor Alvarez Cal
deron himself a Peruvian delegate and also Min
lister of Peru the United States and Mexico
After the dinner and the toasts which accompanied
il the guests invited by General Diaz to have
a cup of coffee in the Red Salon, where they
mained until 10 80 O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-10
CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST DIES HtODHNAi
FACT NOT MADE PUBLIC UNTIL DEATH GER
TIFICATE WAS FILED.

Baltimore Nov. 9.-John White, a CHRISTIAN
Science leader, died suddenly in Baltimore last
Monday but public announcement OF his death
was not made until to-day. He was walking
along St Paul-st when taken ILL., and was carried
to the house of a friend. DR. Henry Chandlee, a
regular uhvsican was called in, but Mr.. White soon
expired But for the mortuary ceruhcate. which
had to be taken out before the body could be
moved to the home of the deao man, No. ALI
Parrish-st., Philadelphia. Mr. Whites death might
have passed unnoticed. He was seventy three years
old and native of London. England but came to
this country with his parents when he was four
years old He lawyer in Philadelphia, and
at the time of his death Was trustee for d number
of estates.
He accepted Christian Science about five years
ago and became reader of the Second Church, in
Philadelphia. tie was also the Pennsylvania agent
for the publicat tions of the belief He was an Odd
Fellow and a member of the We, eran Corps Three
daughters and son, all of whom became Christian
Scientists survive him. One of M. Whites daugh
Herring a Christian Scientist. who has offices in
this city. Mr. Herring said in explanation of the
calling of DR. Chandlee that it was done to satisfy
those of Mr. Whites friends who not believers
in Christian Science. Mr.; Herring says that his
father-n-Iaw was greatly benefited, physically and
mentally. by joining the Christian Scientists: II
being the only religion Of the several which he had
tried which had brought him any comfort
New-York tribune., 1901-11-10
TAAMANYITES WILL BE DISAPPOINTED.
OFFICIALS WHO TAKE OFFICE JANUARY
WILL NOT HAVE TO LOAD DOWN THEIR
BUREAUS WITH INCoMPETENTs.

Tammany employees in departments which VIII
cease to exist on January by operation OF the
amended charter of the opinion yesterday
that they had been transferred to bureaus under
the control of the borough Presidents and that
they would be protected by Civil Service resula-
tions from removal. TheiI expectation is basec
upon the action of the Board of Estimate and Ap-
portionment in making appropriations amounting
to more than $i,700.GJ0 for the departments OF
Highways Sewers. Buildings and Public buildings
Lighting and Supplies. just as though these oe-
partments not to be abolished at the begin
ming of the year, and then transferring the appro-
priations to bureaus to be organized under the
borough presidents
Apparently the Board of Estimate and Appor-
tionment obliged to make the appropriations
that way. in order 20 permit the establlSn nnleht
of the bureaus designated by the amended charter'
1t does not follow that all the employees o. tle
abolished departments will be taken over TO the
bureaus. The borough presidents Will not De
obliged to appoint the employees Of the aoonshed
departments, although they may want the services
of some of the trained men in the departments.
There is reason to suppose that the ofnGlalS
who will take office on January Will nave 10 loao
down the bureaus with the useless ana IN
competent Tammany feeders at the public GRIP VINO
placed in highly paid POSITIONS IN tne present
Tamnany administration.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-10
THE PORTE GIVES SATISFACTION.
TROUBLE BETWEEN TURKEY AND FRANCE
REGARDED AS ENDED

Constantnople, Nov. 9.-To- night NJ. Bapst
councillor of the French Embassy, received a
Satisfactory communication from the Porte re-
sarding the remainder Of the French demands.
The conflict between France and Turkey may
therefore. be regarded ended.
Paris Nov 9.-The Foreign Minister. NJ. Del
casse has not yet received the announcement
that the Sultan has signed the trade executing
all his engagements. So soon as it arrives
cable dispatch will be sent to Admiral Caillard
instructing him to leave the island of Mitylene.
Admiral Caillard has telegraphed particulars
of the seizure of the customs at the principal
port of Mitylene. He says that in consequence
Of the sympathetic welcome extended to his
squadron he landed only a single company Of
marines, who were received with marked con-
fidenCe by all the inhabitants.
Telegraphic communication between Con-
stantinople and Mitylene is restored. The
latest dispatch from NJ Bapst. Councillor of
the French Legation at Constantinope. makes
known to the French Government that the
Porte has handed him the drafts on the Gus
toms. covering the entire Lorando claim and
payable monthly from February l, 1902 to May
l, 1903.