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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-11

A good advertiser gets.quick profits.
He also wants many people to read
bis advertisement and for that reason
!. uses the TELEGRAM as the medium
hrough which he reaches them.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-11

There are many good advertising
mediums in Vermont but II you have
not tried the TELEGRAM. you should
do so for quick returns.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-11
MISCELLANEOUS

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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-11
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An enc rgetic and reliable agent in
every town in Vermont to Introduce
the greatest Heat and Fuel saving de-
vice Of the Goth Century. No family
can afford tc be without them. sell
themselves wherever shown. Address
with references,
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St. Adams, Vt.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-11
HORSEMEN TAKE NOTICE!
Belmont Alexander

Red carefully his pedigree
BELMONT ALEXANDER is by
Alexander, by Alcantara, by
veorge Wi!ks.
Az lcantara'S dam is Alma Ma
teF. A!candsr's dam, Cleo
laNra, isby Ahdellah Prince,
dHk, Lad: Cabot.
BELMONT ALcANpER's dam,
Lady Thomas, is by Forest
Belmont. by Belmont, "a dam
by Billy Greene, Sd by SCOTS
Hiatoga, 4th dam by Hand,
ley's Hiatoga, 9Th dam BY
Consul.
BELMONT ALcANDER will
be 4 years old July 26, 1901.
Height Is weight 1000 lbs,
color, beautiful golden chest
Ao'' 10 :" o4uoIc tTUUter, WIN
splendid knee and huck act.
ion. This colt is pronounced
by the best horsemen to be
the finest specimin of his
race in tie State, He has all
the characce ristics of his row
al sire and FOL beauty, style
and action is unsurpassed.
BELMONT ALcANDER will
make the season OF 1901 toa
limited number OF mares for
a service fee Of Sis cash at
time OF service, to insure sound
colts at 9 days old, with re.
turn privileges.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-11
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A horse, years old, suitable
FOR light or heavy work. also three seated
express wagon. Apply at 573 No. Main st.;
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-11

FOR SALE-A good first class Organ. will
sell cheap il taken at once. & eat bargain.
Inquire E, E. NYE. jefferson ST. Or at this
0ff1ce o-'l
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-18
A TIE-Up IN THE SIXTH.
loo Many Candidates TO Make the
Selection Of a Nominee Easy.
CONVENTION TO BE HELD AT MERIDIAN
On the Fourth OF July-committee
recommended that Primaries Be
Held June % in All Counties.

Dallas, Texas. june 1.-THE democratic
convention to name successor to Con.
gresham r Il. Burke will be held at Meri-
ulan' Bosque county. ON the Nations birth
daE' Both Meridian and July won easily
az the meeting Of the district executive
committee held in the city hal audltorium
TINS morning Uniform primary actions or
conventions were recommended to the de-.
mocraey Of the district and saturday. June
~ was designated as suitable date f,r
the holding Of these primaries.
ihe committee meeting was attended by
az the members. rs Candidates shaw.
MVolyn Clark and Wear and hy quite a
ioNp OF Interested spectators The cttu-
Htttev refused 70 recommend a test aud
uetiaiod thdt all the details SHOULD be left
10 the county committees Of the district
hen Bryan I. Barry, ex.mayor az pa
rs today announced himself as ca dt
uhle Tor congress, He Is the fourth pan $
county man TO enter the contest
u"l y =. G0lquitt of Terrell spent the
udN w DALLAS lie rs seriolslv consldeTn.
thS ACCESSIBILITY Of entering the struggl
reports from WaNahachic tonight state
that T skinner has Withdrawn from
me hattle leaving q clear Held in Ellis
county to Hon Jack Beall tie-up at
Meridian is regarded now as Inevitable
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-18

Hearne Texas. June 1T.--clreuiars sd'
veruslng the grand Elks carnival TO take
place in Ennis on July 4, and 6 nave
been distributed here by representatives
" the carnival Low excursion rates will
be given On all roads and large crowds are
expected TO attend. A splendid program
has been arranged for the occasion.
sixteen cars Of mules arrived In the city
yesterday over the Houston and Texts Con.
tral railway en- route to South AtricA,
where they Will be used by the British gov.
ernment In waging war with the Rnets.
several shipments Of mules have been made
over this line In the past six months ,or
the seat Of war
Father ! F Clelssner of this place lesves
this evening for the Pan.Americap eNpoSl
ton In Buialo lie VIII he CONC for a
month aud viii visit other places o. Inter
est before returning,
Quite number of the citizens won. e
the Little Bragos river yesterday evening
and Witnessed the baptism Of twenty nst
coored converts. Several proracted meet
ings have teen held In this section lately
by the oolored people.
Miss PSnsY Cannon of Ennis, l. In tar
city toe guest Of her cousin, Iiss Jessie
BHSsstt
Ntr ~. I. Matt q prominent c.tizcn 81
Waco and also owner Of large piantariou
tn the Bra3OS bottom near here. WAS IN TIE
city 'ast wceE on business.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-18
NAvAsorA MANS NorEs.
Election OF Superintendent and Principal
bv the Trustees

Election OF Superintendent and Principal
by the Trustees.
Navasota Texas, June II. The board
of school trustees met in special session
at the council han this forenoon. quo.
rum was present and by unanimous action
Prof. B. II Brown was reelected 10
serve again in the capacity Of sunerIn.
tendent Of The schools he has ably cared
for during the past two years
William H. Adamson OF Austin, was
unanimously chosen to teach the sixth
grade In the school and be PRINCIPAL OF
the intermediate department. This rentb,.
man Is an 4, and NJ A. from tho
Texas university. the entire faculty OF
Which lnd1tscd him for the position 10
which he has been elected I'd rs stated
that he has also been quite succesSful
teacher before completing his course az The
University.
This completes the complement 81 teach.
erS for NAY asotd schools With execution OF
man assistant principal for tile coorcd
school.
With the exception Of cucumhers. to-
matoes and eantaloppes there IS hardly
Eyihing that this county can nov shin
North In the way Of truck garden stun
Colorado now has her own beans and
potatoes arc rlpeninc further north some
PEOPLE in this section got nice taste this
vigorous management in hardening aud
nv re stun Will be soWu next season
) child Of Martin Young eoiored We !
severely burned about the hands and face
Yesterday by the explosion OF powder
With which he was playing.
Line men are preparing 20 Strlur the
tclegraph, wires into the new Central
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-18


TORY SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
The above named institution was char,
tered In 1876 The characteristics feature
of the school is the fact thar II Is a
select school and receives only atty board.
ing pupils Several times since the school
was chartered students had To he turned
away.
The non, sectarian character Of tho school
appeals very strongly 10 those who are
broad minded aud liberal In regard 10 re.
ugiou,
Prof and Mrs A. S laird the president
and hls wife are equipped by eaucatlon
and experience To conduct school worthy
The consideration Of the public The rcceut
college rs "a privilege and recognition en-,
ioNed by few schools in the South. In
very short timc Patton seminary has
taken an enviahlc rank among the finest
institutions Of learning Ia the state Pa
rents who have been sending their daugh
tcrs 20 the far away Eastern schools, are
now patronl2ing Patton seminary and are
pleased with the results. gentleman
In san Antonio, after patronl2ing IN,
school two years writes Prof and Mrs
Laird MS follows
Accept my thanks for the Kindness AMI
Interest taken Ia Anna. l sent You
thought. good SRI, aud she returned tn,
srnsihIe, thourhtful child she WIS wher
pleased with her advancement ana N,
fact that she does not indulge in IN,
usunl show and airs Of boarding schoo
girls You have made her your friend
therefore you have a like claim on me
The advertisement VI the Patton scmiua
ry ana conservatory appears IN Tho Post
educational column
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-18
BEAUMONT BUDGET.
Death Of George A. Brtten--More Ar
rests Made.

a. "'o'e 'N-
rests Maoe.
Beaumont. Texas. June l7--Gcoicp A
Brittpu Tho ycun, r,,, ,i,o ,,,,i 49,
sistor. ui"N VIZ u'eu az wy
''s'o'N Nosp'tal, was the representative
IN this city Of the Chicago Construction
company. which concern il buitatna ,bo
l7.9..i 70 "Hl,uihE tns
t'"el'' court ahd postofhce building The
deceased was an eNceptlonally nopular
ynunp man and ,ros aar,tn.a ~ -, ~
-. '"" vas "un,tu ny "li VIM
t''N' MS acquaintance during his residence
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-18
Mexla Matters.

Mexia. Texas. June 1T.--Major N. p.
Haux who has been running lob printing
office IN Beaumont the past six weeks has
sold out his interest there aud returned
TO Mexla. 10 resume the management Of
the state Herald and Evening News hay.
ing purchased an additional interest In
those papers, including all Of the interest
formerly owned hv Oliver w Wright. OH
yer Wight has gone Ia Beaumont 60 nc,
cept position with Job printing estab.
llshment
Captain j. NJ Stacey. an old citizen o;
prise community
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-18

we're last night shipped to Jennings, La
for intcrment
Actual work began this morning on the
construction OF the ]. Frank Keith han \.
some hreproof office and tenement huiid
ing on Pearl street, near the intersection
OF Forsyth street.
The city board Of equalization began this
morning to level up or down the work X
the tax assessor, and Il Is probable they
will be thus occupied for several weeks.
The board is composed OF +. A. Dowlen,
John r. Land and f. W, Greer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-18
Suffering Cured

In Houston, Texas. 719 Main ST.
We are pleased 20 announce 90 our read
err that Rev. c. W Randolph and Dr. l..
the voice from ST Louis, nave returned
to Texas 10 cure several hundred stutter-
ers and stammerers who failed 10 come
10 them last winter when they were in
Dallas curing hundreds who ala come.
We saw some Of them after they were
cured and published letters from many
more who wrote of their cure weeks after
their treatment We know these Doctors
personally, and know what lending men
and papers say Of them, otherwise we
would not puhlisb this iu the Advocate.
They come highly recommended 20 MS.
Texas Christian Advocate.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-18
n Mo1k al the Mound.

Angleton. Texas June 17.--Dr. All II. H..
Tolar left for Damon Mound to take
charge Of the Damon City property and
other oil lands placed in tile hands Of
the Tolar- stockwen Land and Investment
company. The doctors son, Harry, will
have charge of the Commoner, as editor
and manager. in rhe absence Of the doctor.
Lands around the Yoakum derrick. one
and one-half miles north OF Angleton de-
not went up to 500 per acre saturday.
Ind II begins to look now as If the boom
had reached the county scat.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-18
= ~ Mooument Unveiled.

rig,n Texas. June Yesterday the
yvonsuen OF the World. Magnolia camp
~ IDS unveiled the beautiful monument
.roc,ea nv that order at the grave OF Soy
s,.s,so n IT. wilson. There was an I'M
'.enss crowd present. several neighooring
1s attending in bodies. W. II NUT
ehisoa district eIs ss s q Bf AZ spsseS has
S wee Ii he subject Of much favorable com
rnent.C
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-18
n Rore h Grimes County.

Navasota, Texas, June 1.-THE Post cor
respondent learns this morning from the
office Of the Navasota Land, OIL and De
velopment company that their boring con
tract has been Strengthened nnd, hnally
closed and they expect the machinery 70
raocb the ground by Thursday.
Moro than one well will be sunk and me
work viii he done openly, with free access
10 the public.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-18

rebuilt and Will soon be completed The
building Is q very neat aud comfortable
one md speaks wetl for tho vim and de.
termination OF It's members to rebuild.
The Woodmen Of the World OF Sunny
Side are making arrangements 70 give 4
basket. picnic near Meanwhile. on the stn
day Of July.
j n. Harvey. Thomas ID. Pinckney. e.
c, Perry and n. NJ Brown went 70 Hous.
ton as witnesses In the Sturks Collins
case, which is set for trial tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-18
80 h Wharton County.

Wharton. Texas, June lI.-Through tne
courtesy Of Deputy County Clerk j. Blair,
'rha post correspondent learns that the j.
NJ Gufey company hled Tor teeofu 'nls
tu.antv.six oil and gas leases, cnn-
uvti.,~7 dlfferent plots Of ground, aggfe-
cstins 55ss acres. The land IS located near
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-18
Al 81 Paso on COMPANY.

Austin. Texas, June 1.-THE El Paso
oil company of FL Paso was chartered
TODAY. Capital stock. 100000 Purpose
10 prospect for oil and other minerals
n,rectors: A. Courchespe. w G. Vii
Jams A. x Alhers, y. N No 4 'I6tta IA
r. w a. Craft Felix Martinez
Fred Fenchler, all Of FL Paso.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-18
Hemnstead l1anneninns-

Hampstead Texas juno II rhe South
western Telegraph and Telephone company
has about completed putting Ia the local
telephone . exchanges Hampstead viii soon
nave hrstelass telephone system.
blown down in the recent storm is being
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-18
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Sold IN Houston by Cockrell a. Co..
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-18
HOUSTON On EXCHANGE.
Following Are the Closing Quotations @
on Stocks on Houston Oil Exchanoe.

Following are the closing quotations OF
oil stocks on the Houston exchange:
New-York tribune., 1901-11-18
WINTER JOURNEYS on FLORIDA LINKS.

The beginning OF activity at Lakewood Is the
first indication that the season on Northern links
Is being abandoned for the more attractive courses
at the South. Florida Il golf headquarters IS
going he more popular than ever this year The
long chain OF links on both the east and west
coasts will soon be crowded with players from all
parts OF the country, and a series Of tournaments
VIII begin that will continue without interruption
for nearly three months On the east coast the
five clubs which hold big championships are
the St Augustine OrmOnd. Palm Beach. Miami and
Nassau organizations Alexander Frndlay viii be
the professional in chief, while it is expected that
Arthur H Fem will again be in charge at Palm
Beach.
Along the west coast John Duncan Dunn will be
in command and the elaborate programme being
arr.need by the West Coast Golf Association augurs
\ lively season. The links IN this association IL
clude those at Tampa Bay, Beair Winter Park,
KfssinaIee and Ocala Visiting players from the
North will find great improvement in the greens
Of both localities this year. Last season bermuda
grass was introduced Tampa. Ocala and Belair.
and the been most satisfactory. Hereto
fore putting greens at the South have been a de-
lusiOr and a snare. often little better than baked
squares of clay, but the IS rapidly chang
ing this This grass IS sort OF plant, set out by
hand much as strawberry beds are laid. 1t grows
close 10 the ground and spreads rapidly " hen
rolled gives q smooth even surface. which makes
an excellent green for putting. Its use has been
New-York tribune., 1901-11-18
GOLF.
LAKEWOOD'S OPEN TOURNAMENT TO
START WINTER SEASON AMONG
THE PINES-THE PRIZE LIST

AS a curtain raiser to its season of|Wlnter eolI
the Lakewood Golf Club is arranging gala pro-
granlrne for the Thanksgiving holidays. A three
iay open tournament, which has been an annual
fixture since fall Of 1896, will, as usual De the
chief attraction. but in addition there VIII De
long string of incidental contests The tournament
is 10 start on Thanksgiving morning with qua!iiy-
ing round at eighteen holes The player nak'As
the best score viii receive a silver cup ana the
first second and third OF sixteen will keep on
az match play for cups and runner up prizes 30
popular has the tournament become with those VINO
spend Thanksgiving time among the Lakewood pines
thar il has been found necessary TO shorten the
annual handicap eighteen holes in order to aio~
all to take part This handicap Will be played on
Saturday along with the semi-hnals. and finals for
the other cups and prizes will be awarded FOR the
best gross and the first and second net scores ne
amateur record OF the course now STANDS az ~
made BY Jasper Lynch q week ago. but as ooth
Travis and Douglas are expected 70 appear th!s
figure Is likely be stiu further reduced.
willie Norton, who has been at the Deal Inks
until recently. again in charge Of the greens ana
pronounces them IN fine order for play Entries VIII
close on the evening before each contest with
Jasper Lynch, the secretary az Lakewood
New-York tribune., 1901-11-18
THE TIGERS DOWNHEARTED.
CAPTAIN PELL NOT BLAMED FOR THE DE-
FEAT AT HANDS OF YALE.

Princeton y. J.. Nov. Il CSpeciaQ.-A darkened sky
which cast its black shadows over Prtnceton's
campus to-day added much 20 the impressive ST.
lence and depressed feeling that prevailed among
the undergraduates. silence and a feeling which
are always customary Sunday succeeding the
loss OF a championship game DR.. Henry van
Dyke who conducted chapel services this morning
struck a sympathetic chord in the hearts OF the
undergraduates when he prayed that they might
prove themselves men in adversity as Wen as N
their successes Tired and sleepy, most o. the en-
thusiastic youths who joITaeyed 10 New-tiaven on
Saturday morning confident n the team aDI4lly
TO bring back victory. returned TO their beloved
frr,yersftz- last night on the special trains down
hearted crestfallen body
The big minority that remained over IN the me
--onolgs for an evening Of sightseeing came back
versation which related TO the game saNoreo
strongly of warm commentator Tor me pay yLs.
CaptaIn PeI against whom the faJes deCreod that
both of the teams. he faithfully led through TWO
football seasons should 20 down IN defeat before
the onsaughts Of the sons OF Eli me consensus 5
OF opinion arlong the stu1shLs IS taai ,-15 ~
characteristic OF Tiger capita and t1ar IN yes
terday's great struggle he played magnificent
Although the game went 10 Yale, there is q feel
ing prevalent here that Princeton made a hard'
rreferee's whistle set the ball in until lis
last sound was heard. which turned over a splendid
yates think that the coaches used excellent Judg-
rrent in the choice Of for the respective posi-
the final results might have been somewhat differ
ent had Gresham Poe been put in at quarter earlier
II was a noticeable fact that as soon he re-
placed Freeman things began TO brighten up for
the belief that had the team PLAYED 1ale ; s. me
more Il might have landed TOUCHDOWN There
Yales line seemed TO he quite as ViIieIaD.e as
Princeton's when the latter assumed the offensive
and sent her backs and Captain Pei against ne
Blues defence. forty yards being quickly clipped
of almost before Yale realized what had happened
New-York tribune., 1901-11-18
ARIZONA TO4DS.
From Forest and Stream.

From Forest ana otrtdnl
Because of the long. hot summer in this section
of the country there is superabundance OF insect
life To one unfamiliar with the facts the quantity
about the arc lights in incomprehensible numbers,
apparently rising and falling from them in CLOUDS
that dim the light. Thousands of them fan TO the
ground where they form the food of a sT1al
army of toads These toads come up from the wet
bottom at the conjunction of the Colorado and Gila
rivers and grow TO an immense size. Among the
peculiarities insect life is a small black beetle
lkindy identified by DR.. Howard, of Washington as
Blapstinus longulus) which produces enormously
They make their appearance above ground during
the night They viii overspread everything ID their
vicinity. and in favorable locations they vii cover
the ground three and four inches deep They can
be gathered by the double nandfuls; as one would
gather grain from a bin. Unless disturbed, they
move about only during the night Ihey swarm
not less than three times year, generally IN June
and JuIy when they form one OF the staple Ioous
OF the toads above alluded to- The toad crop Is o,
and each recurrent spring sees q
new crop of dirninutive hoppers. One can alfnost
see them grow and by the end of the season. when
largely closes toward the latter part OF August,
even the smallest has attained alde-manic propos-
ticps.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-18
THE R4CETR4CK-
FOR THE RACES AT WASHINGTON

ENTRIES FOR THE RACES AT WASHINGTON
-,, r,ce t=even Land OF Clover
ro5- Sir Ioa: Balloon 100; Begsar Lady So J. A War
KJnsstelIe 90: Bounteous se Tour. SO; RaounIa 80
Saen1T race fAve and one-hsf furcnssl-Brrr 40.
rito, IIo- SwampIandz no; Little Arrow 1lG Long
inve II0- Missile no. waswifr no. Justice, no. Le-
1o1-
Williams. 1Oo- Goldasa.
100: Justice Lord Guex 100; Playize ioos Hsnt-
away 100; Blue Ridge 81 -.
Fourth furionss)-Gold Braid los: Hans Was-
ne~ IO1: Andy williams fOT. Lac, I06 Hot. 103; The
FTour Hundred 100: Succasuana. 90: Atheola. So Mis-
1ssSar s7: Ernest Parharn 95. The Pride OF
Surrey "a: May. "a: May J.. 81 Piayiike, 49,
Zcraide. 81
FTfth (o1e and one-sixteenth miles-Fsxsptnnef
1e4: Ringleader 1U3; Avafa<
tes. Jsck McCrn iol: Pfederfch. 1o1: Whsrlnx CON.
Daily. 9s. Sp-y. S6. Arsocacca
a5: Sesuvia- Lizzie A. 30
sixth race threesixeenth nnilesPoten.e Is
IRE Puritan Lucky Star. III. Carbunele ui Isnof
fi4 RanaeIlo 49, Roxane 1l3; Faszlis los Afre var
sravs lOz: Ohnst 100: Suzmise. %; daodscappes -