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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28
VISITORS AT MINERAL WELLS.
Brief Notes of the Recent Arrivals and
NNnartItrrN

Brief Notes of the Recent Arrivals and
Departures.
Mineral Wells Texas, July 27.-NIrs. John
NJ. Duncan Of Tyler is a recent arrival at
the Wells
Mrs NJ. A, sheehan and Mrs. Rodgers
of Texarkana have returned home
Mrs a. 2. McKinnon Of Hnsboro is a
visitor to the city
Misses Myrtle Baccus and Ella Hatcher,
Mrs l.. r, Moore and Miss Lula Brown of
Bowie have returned home.
j. h. and Mrs Masse ana George Gt%"g r r.
Griggs of HouSon and W G. Massie OF
| nfayette, Ark, were prominent among the
Miss Salne HlghsmlA. a society lady of
brother ,ls Jqdse + 6 III, HighgmIth.
J. w. Gibson Of Sweetwater, Texas. ia a
guest OF Or. G. b. laines.
= II, Coleman. Dr. w. c. Richardson
register.
Hon. sam Hunter associate Justice of the
court Ttas Of civil appGals' is in the city,
Hanger of Fort Worth are at the Elk.
change
Miss Babe Waters left this week for her
rome, at Terrell after spending several
C., G. Moorlng, at the Piedmont hotel
Mrs. ]. II. Human and daughter. Miss
liess Davis OF Wills Point Joined MIR
Human, who has been here for some time
drinking the waters.
W L. Kearns left Monday for Rush
SrrinsS l. T., where he goes to take the
management Of a lumber yard for William
Cameron & Go.
Mrs: w. G. Formers and daughters. Elba
AMI Mona, left Monday for Colorado They
VII Visit Mr.. Forbers' paeenis AT Hygiene
and Mrs Forhers' sister at Denver They
viii be absent until September.
Miss Wilma l.iudley OF Houston is here,
guest of Miss Sarah Schcuber.
Mrs. Frank GUM and Miss Allen have
returned from visit to Brock.
Rev. j. \, Leach OF Nlssissippi is n
guest of d. NJ. Howard.
olonel /. NJ. Fouts. president and gem
eral manager Of the Weatherford. Mineral
Wells and Northwestern railroad spent
several days in Austin this week.
Judge G. p: Gerald OF Waco Is here i'm
biEing the mineral water
Mrs. u. G.. p. Dunbar has gone 10 visit
her mother at Huntsville, Ala.
Colonel q. G, Rivers, auditor Of the Gulf
2nu Brazos Valley railway. has returned
from i've days visit at Fort Worth.
J GrosSman, well known shoe drummer
OF Houston, joined his wife here this week.
H. f. Fisher, engineer on the santa Pe
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sPRINKLlNe OIL ON ROADS.
The Experience Of California County
Supervisor.

Supervisor.
Supervisor Theodore H. White OF San
Bernardno county. California, in a care
fully prepared and lengthy article IN mo
Redlands Citrograph, gives the experiences
Of that county in sprinkung oil ON the
streets &C first TO lay the dust, and as
The result Of experience, to form solid
roadbed The following brief points are
based on MIR. Whites article:
In working for permanent results from
100 to 100 barrels OF OIL PEN mile are used
on roadhed eighteen feet wide
Good results are obtained from the use
alluylai soil, but &Gere IS uncertain cert re re-
Sarding Its value on loose sand Roads
composed OF clay or limestone should re-
ceNo q, light sprinklng of oil before oil
is applied.
on on laud carrying much alkau 70 ms
soap and washes on. such roads should
be covered with other soil
Make roads in the fall, let them get nor.
@@ oaa soaked, apply oil In the sPrlnE be.
dranssd he surface of ' The e0e eq9ub mast se
be dry when oil is applied
OF is applied while hot-from 200 de-
greeg upward 1t is well to heat the OIL
Ten 70 twelve mites Is about as far as
oil can be hauled In the sprinkling tank
wagons for use before II cools on 70 mu1n
An ordinary lever harrow can he used on
the streets before and after olling 10 prc-
pare the ground aud mix in the oil The
teeth must be well slanted back
IL Is well to have repair OUTFIT con.
sisting of a tank holding a few barrels of
| oil which can be heated at the roadside
Not more than quarter Of the amount
Of oil used IN the FIRST application is neces.
sary Ia succeeding years to keep the road
In good condition.
THIS use.
Above 9 per cent Of water in oil makes
The cost Of oiling roads varies with the
cost of oil, the distance Il IS hauled. etc
as compared WIN the cost OF sprlnkling
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KerryiIle News.

KcrrvllIe Texas July 25.--Dr. and Mrs
j. NJ. Lavender of Pearsall are the guests
Of Mrs. S. j. Davenport, Mrs. Cayender's
mother.
The ladies of the Episcopal church are to
have an ice cream party on the lawn of
the st. Charles hotel Tuesday evening.
Mrs. j. 6. Adams and children arrived
In Kerrylle Thursday from El Paso to
join Or. Adams, who has located here.
T. H. Il. Sorrel OF Wharton spent several
days in Kerrvllle this week visiting his
wife and children, who are here for the
summer.
Misses Ona and Zuda Dollahlte of Lytle
are visiting Miss Maggie Coleman.
shipment Of cattle from Mexico reached
here today.
Miss Clemmle Remschcl entertained the
Magazine club this evening.
Miss Susan Lively, who has been confined
to her room for a year past the result Of
fan, is reported to be very low this morn
Ing.
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NERVOUS DISEASES
Can Be Endured, but They Can Also
Be Cured.


Be Cured.
You may have long suffered from various
forms of nervous trouble; there are usual.
Iy many complications whenever the merry,
GUS system breaks down. Any slight ex-
citement almost prostrates you, your spir.
It's are depressed, you have frequent merry.
Gus headaches, you suffer from sleepessness
or unrestful sleep, you have dizziness or
palpltatlou of the heart, and at all times
suffer from that restless. fdsety feeling
that marks nervous debility.
You can endure all these nervous troubles
for years or escape them now and for
good. You can choose one condition or the
other The difference Is largely due to the
presence or lack OF iron IN the system--a
kind OF Iron you may never get unless You
get IL from Or. Harter's Iron Tonic
II promptly cures all forms OF nervous
debility or exhaustion. 1t increases the
yigor of all your vital organs. II enrIches
your blood with Just that form Of iron
needed TO build up your nervous system
and to give you nerve force aud muscular
You should know that DR. Harter's iron
Tonic Is not an experiment not a new
remedy, but one which has been constantly
overcoming these conditions for forty.nye
years, You can believe In 81 remedy With A
record Ike that Made only by the DR.
Hartsr Medicine Co., Dayton, ohlo. aald
syefyahere.
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OIL STOCKS VERY ACTIVE
coBER HAS ADVANCED FROM I 1-e
TO 10 CENTS.
Beaumont Confederated Continues in Dc
mand at 25--Chioago Crude Is
Hnher--The Sales.

There was continuation OF Fridays
activity at the II o'clock call on the Hous-
ton Oil aud Stock Exchange yesterday, and
several good sales were made
Beaumont Confederated, better known as
the Streets and Alleys company, was again
in demand at %. aud all offered at that
price met with ready sale. The dnal bid
was %, with no more for sale at less
than IS.
Chicago Crude, for which cents has
b,sn tue highest bid recently. was quoted
at 10 cents yesterday, and few sales were
made at thar price
Sales of National OIL and Pipe were made
at 4fa4S1a cents. 1t was offered at IL at
the close.
Sottr has beer one Of the most popular
stocks in the trading recently, end has had
quite an advance. A few weeks ago II sold
down 70 ~. cents. The iext day II Jumped
Go 3, then sold at r and for several days
hung between and s. This week II
oIcned with bid, sold next da, at 0, tEen
nc y and Thursday brought Ia 16 Yes.
ieruay IL was IN demand at 10 and all Of
fefed al that price met with ready sale.
one lot of Grace sold At Al, an advance
on previous prices. At the close was
bid and ~ asked
The prices bid and asked yesterday and
the sales made were as folloWg.
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Bryan, Texas, July 27.,-A big crowd
is preparing to go from here to the re-
union Of Camp John G Walker at Madl-
sonville August g. and 8. This is an an
nnal AFFAIR and is attended by all the sur
rounding counties. AS many as 10000 peo-
pie frequently attend at one time. An ef-
fort viii he made to carry the Third regl-
ment band from here
II. II Chatham, prominent business
man Of Waco. IS visiting here this being
his old home
Mrs, NJ. NJ. Miller Of Cleburne Is visit
Ing her father, Mr.. Joe EMS, Of this clts.
in the sham battle at Austin Yesterday.
Mrs. s. f. Thornhill of Chappell Hin
Is the guest of DR.. and Mrs. Paul NJ.
MIR. and Mrs. j. @ VALLEY have re-
turned to Palmer, nfter visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. II. IL. Jones'
". 4. hagiand of Little Rock. Ark,
is in the city.
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stiil progressing late this afternoon, and
while the oil was coming out rather pro.
fusely, it had not been decided whether
tho well was in or would have to be
The Geyser Oil company is now drilling
on Spindle Top and has its web down
200 feet.
syndicate, composed Of W. b. Sharp,
Ed Prather. ID. o. Lively. J. d. Craw-
ford, S. p. Moss and others. which has
bought the interest OF w. c. strbllng In
the Spring-stribllng lease, near ylnton,
La, announces It's intention Of beginning
the work OF developing its holdings at
The syndicate has purchased q tract Of
2lS0 acres In Louisiana Since all OF the
members OF this syndicate nre active Oper-
ators in this field, their purchase of the
Louisiana land Is taken to mean that much
work Of Development VIII be done on the
syndlcate's holdings.
49,
The Huntley Oil and Relning company
is now figuring with a number of large
concerns to furnish them fuel oil. dellv-
cry to begin In December. and is meet
ing with much encouragement.
Following are the closing quotations on
the beaumont oil exchange
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Mo,,nt caln Matters

Mount Calm Texas July 90 City Mar
shall stermon is employing the city CON
Wet labor In opening MP new streets,
which greatly improves the clty's appear
ance.
oats are selling here now at AZ cents
per bushel wholesale.
u. II Etherldge has sold out his photo.
graph TO j. Il. Taulman OF Hubbard who
will continue the business.
Persley g. Petner have opened new
stock OF groceries on First street
II, +. Kirkland sold ifty-fve bales of
cotton today. making over 10000 bales
shipped from here this season.
There was nice picnic near Caxtell to
day Mount Gains cornet band furnished
the music. 1t Is fast becoming one OF tina
best bands in this portion of the State
and has more demands than 1t can meet.
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Shirt Waist German.

Beaumont, Texas, July 27.-The shirt
waist german given last night by m mbers
of the Neches club was in ali respects a
great success, There was a large number
of young society people In at enhance and
the young men danced without coats in UNI
restrained pleasure. There was great
variety of shirt waists and shr that
were not waists, but which answered the
purpose Just as we'll Mr.. Dillon led the
figures and introduced some very novel and
interesting features. Toward the latter
part of the evening the floor was turNc d
over to the dancers, who enjoyed dancing
twosreps and waltz vita whom and
when they pleased. Rerreshira punch was
served throughout the evening
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28

from III Paso to Albuquerque, i rs
of the Wells. He will remain abau: y
weeks.
Mrs. c. B. Carver and chlldrsa ar \
Lake Minnetonka, Mimi, and will rD'
until October. Z.
Mrs. e. l.. Sargent and daughtI W
Susie. have returned to Dallas
j. ]. b. Mccullough and family q ~
ton are guests of Mr. and Ms usa
Smith.
Mi. and Mrs. y. VI. Barren. y c!tla
ton, after several weeks stay hfis'n'|
returned home. H
$. II. McMullen. travelling auditor n n
Wells Fargo Express company va "
this week.
j. c. Woodward and family Of SaA'
are here. cu.. Y
Dave Burl1head and Ernest Cliilei Z
returned to Clarksville n.p.
DR.. Mincey has returned IRON b.At
William O'Brien, proprietor q w "
thorn well. and u. G. Galbraitn WI =
oe the Hexagon hotel, have re'ufaa
Fort Worth. ,,-tT "a
w. p. Newton Of the Mine.sl
Daily index and X. y. Hendry' pl
Of the Crazy well and paylh9n' ~
day at Dallas. n.r,. M
y. r. Blackwell of the DaM Y Z
cIat, and family, are among ln' X
here.
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Lookhart Local News

I.ockhart, Texas, July a'7 ,.s,,,I
Rcran of san Saba and MS u's. ,,,,la
I.ongley. have been visiting ~ !,
Lockhnrt this week. Dr. hos .S,,
Of the pioneers Of Caldwell so, eTIug its
settled here in 1s49, one VII a "
organization OF the county nd z
10 San Saba many years asg,lie n
the eiehtieth year OF nis ,V.tarsai
MIR. Oscar Swearlngep ma n bss y
Austin, where he mas mem ri I'D l
some time, and has u.ssr ecrdl
with the Lockhart uross
head bookkeeper. has sefti
nonerswthree at Lockhari 'Estas
one at Fentress and one a Ms us ~
Miss Mamie Steele ana a,orsds Z
left last Thursday for ny.V
the balance of the summsN
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w VI Morgan. j. ID. Carroll, w. S. Collier.
CUrsicana o. II. Chapman, II. q. Phillips
and e. II. Fcutche uf Ellis county.
The Bradley OIL company of Beaumont;
capital stock S3OO.O00. Directors. w. +.
Bradley, G. II Shoemaker, Arthuy Fox,
j y. Broussard. q. 4. Stockwell OF Beau
rlont. l.. ~ Bradley Cambridge. IN; G.
a. Bradley, 5. T. David, r. ID. Windcrs,
L G, Cander, Aledo, H., ]. H. Chapman,
Iufkn, Texas
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Texans in New York
Especial to The Postl

y ISpttIaI 70 Tug =,
New York, July 27.-The folloWlns 7
are registered in New YORK 4
Houston Mrs. W. D. klens'us !.
Navarro: O. NJ. Tulley, at the s Ss..,, 4
William d. cleveland, at the N z.
Gelyeston-D. ]. Moore, NeN,nS ,.iAl
Nor nj the ST. Denis; g. h. iF''1
kustin--George Ash. ut the 49, ~,
San Antonio-,J. Arthur fauses n
MarIborough: p. l. Enron. ss q "
cre. O. nj, Young, at the Asnlssa ". a
Dollas-,Nlrs. n. V. Groom, A. w
I NJ Moses. Mt the Colonies, r.-Ie,.s
Tyler-F. b. Ramsey, at the A''~
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cattIe pamaae case SIN on Trial.

sherman, Texas, July 27,-In the case
of Gunther Jones VS.. the Gulf, Colorado
and Santa Fe Railway company ct al, n
suit for damages, the jury failing to reach
a verdict this afternoon, were given a
recess until Monday, when they are in
structed to reassemblc and take IN the
case. Monday Will be the beginning OF the
sixth week consumed by this case.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28
somervell County Old Settlers.

reunion and old settlers picnic at this place
has had large Attendance. Everything
PASSED quietly aud not single arrest
made for disturbing the peace or violating
INC law. summer campers from all sec
lions and up to date uumber-probably
lo'oOo or more. Usually quiet and orderly.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28
HIIIsboro sprinkIlnn with on.

IIIllsbcro, Texas. July 2T.The streets
were sprlnklcd with oil this morning and
the result is very gratifying. Two car
londs were purchased and put upon the
streets. thus making q good, solid coating
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Probably Fatal Wound.

oalylle. Texas, July 20, Mat Terry a
well known ranch foreman Of this section
Of country, while ON his way to this place
from his home IN Kennedy, KnrneS county.
In working with a rife with which he
was trying to kill a squirrel, accidentally
shot himself In the mouth. The wound
is very serious and quite likely fatal.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28
Cnrsioann Nnms ltems.

Corslcana, Texas, July 81 The Garltty
Rides and Lighthouse companies returned
this afternoon from Austin
Marshal stewart has notified the sa.
looms TO remain closed tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28
ofhcera. Eleoted.

AT meeting last night OF the directors
Of the Chicago and Texas oil company the
following officers We're elected: W. C.
Moore, president; =. A. Hull, vice prcsl-
dent; w. j. Hancock, Jr., secretary; a.
Drew. treasurer
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New oil Companies,

knstin, Texas, July 81, following oil
charters were filed today with the secrc.
tary Of state to prospect for oil and other
minerals.
The Morgan OIL and Coal company Of
ccrsicsnai capital steei $4,000 plrscbezs,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28
Jig PIEpRAs pINTAs WELl.
Work Has Again Been Suspended on
Putting Down Casing.

''~''N - NNF7'T7 1VNTT VN0HCTINIW OF
Putting Down Casing.
Corpus Christi. Texas, July Ell. D..
Sutherland Esq, OF Bcnavides. three miles
from Pledras Plntas, passed through here
yesterday en- route San Antonio when
scen by The Post correspondent and inter
rcgated regarding the Pledras Plntas oil
well, he said that work had again been
suspended. The men there attempted 20
put down S-lnch casing where the 0lnch
casing Is and failed 10 accomplish II with
TIE machinery on hand, consequently they
are now awaiting some material which
they nave ordered from Corslcana, and
then work win be pushed vigorously.
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the city last week leasing land for his
ctmpany to bore Tor oil Several thousand
acres have been leased around here IN the
gnsi sir months, and the New York and
JENas OIL and Mining cOnipany are put
ing down a well which has reached a
dcLth of about GOO feet
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No. Rank Al shsfnlaN'.

Sherman, Texas. July 1 s,.,v,,n.
stock 100000. will open I ken AZ,
day. The officers Of TIE e espir
Brents. president; j. T.. Nnnresldsrii
dent; II. II. Zauk, wee p''
Edwards. cashier. Il
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Extensive Leases Near Hearne.
Hearns Texas July 27.--A premiasns oil,
man If csrsieaHA spent ssserai days In
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Decree Appointing Receivers.

Justice Barnard of the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia has signed a de-
cree in the case of Charles NJ. Keleher and
others against Edwardina S. Warren and
others appointing w. Mosby Williams and
Clarence r. Wilson receivers pendente lite
in the place of William j. Warren, de-
ceased, who for thirty years prior to his
death was continuously the chief clerk of
the Office of the chief of engineers, War
Department. The receivers are to take
charge of. rent and collect the rents from
the property involved in the proceedings.
being part of lot 0, in square SO, located at
the corner of LIST street and Maryland ave-
nue., fronting Garfield statue, at the foot of
the Capitol grounds.
The action was instituted about a year
and a half ago by certain Of the heirs of
the late James keleher against others of
his heirs, the heirs of Robert r. Pywell,
Lewis H. Haslup, William Dalton, Michael
McDermott and Edward Simms, all now
deceased, to have the court decide If the
parties held as tenants in common or as
joint tenants under a certain deed made by
William Gunton, trustee, In the year 1850,
and for sale of the property and division
of the proceeds among the parties entitled
thereto. The property is said to be worth
about $50, OO0
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PLACED IN A VAULT.
Remains of Late Senior yicuna
Chile Reach WashingtOn.

Remains of Late Senior yicuna of
Chile Reach Washington.
The remains of Senior Don Carlos Morla
V1cuna. the late minister to the United
States from Chile, and also member of the
Chilean commission to the Pan-American
exposition, arrived in Washington at $40
o'clock this morning from Buffalo, and
were placed in vault in Rock Creek ceme-
terry, to await the arrival of the Chilean
training ship Baquedano at Baltimore, " hen
they Will be removed to Chile.
There were no services attending the
placing of the remains in their temporary
resting place. However, the body of the
distinguished diplomat was met at the
station by a delegation representing the
South and Central American states, the
United States and Japan. The coffin was
carried from the car to the hearse by the
diplomats in attendance. 1t was wrapped
the United States colors. The procession
was followed by the floral offerings, which
completely covered a huge station truck.
At the cemetery these tributes were added
of American republics. the Chinese lega-
ton, Japanese legation and from many
diplomats and friends.
Mrs. Vicuna, the widow of the dead min
lister, accompanied the remains from Buff
falo. She went Immediately to Deer Park
On the train also were Commissioner Cen
eral Bulge of the Chilean commission to
the exposition and two of his colleagues
Standing with barred heads on the plat
form when the train arrived were Mr.. NJ
A. Calderon, minister from Peru: Senior D.
J. b. Calvo, minister from Costa Rica;
Senior D. A. F. Pulido, charge d'affaires of
Venezuela; Mr.. Takashi Nakamura, third
secretary of the japanese legation: DR..
Rodriguez, secretary of the United States
delegation to the Pan-American conference
in Mexico; Williams G. Fox, acting direc-
tor Of the bureau of American republics
and Colonel William H. Michael, chief clerk
of the State Department, representative of
this government.
The coffin occupied the end apartment of
a Pullman parlor car, and on arrival here
was taken through the car window. A
slight delay was occasioned after the re-
mains had been placed in hearse while
the necessary burial certificate was issued.
The diplomats then entered carriages and
proceeded to the cemetery. 1t is under
stood that brief funeral services will be
held here before the remains leave the
United States capital
The bureau of American republics was