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:. FRANK c. WORRELL, j.
: Jeweler, formerly 61l1a Nicollet av, .
:. has resumed business at IS 9Th st S. .
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BOOKKEEPER AND : GENERAL OFFICE
man holding responsible position with large
concern wishes position in
country town in North or South Dakota. 1915,
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PILES-DR. II. WAITE, rs YEARS. SPE-
cialist, cures every case; write for pamphlet,
mailed free. 1919 Hawthorn av. Minneapolis.
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LADIES-OUR HARMLESS REMEDY FOR
relayed or suppressed period; cannot fail:
trial free Paris Chemical Co.. Milwaukee,
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o0oOooooo os.o . . . . 90 8 . 81

, CURED OF RUPTURE. ,
, ! have been suffering from double
rupture FOR past two years, which
crippled me for work and was very
. painful. came to the city to work
. in one Of the Touring mills last No
. yember Applied Immediately to Dr.
D Greenlee to cure me of rupture. After
. the second application l was relieved
. of the pain and did not loose days
. work during the course Of treatment.
. | am cured Of The malady. j. W. !,
. Remick, Lac Qui Parle, Mimi
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WANTED = SITUATION AS :STENOGRA-
pher by young man % years Of age; am
steady and reliable and a. competent stenog-
rapher. Address w. E. Wadsworth Fairmont,
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WANTED-MAN AND WIFE WANT POSI-
ton on ranch in Montana. as cook and house
keeper for single man. 13O3 Journal.
COACHMAN-BY A SINGLE MAN, 80 YEARS
old from the east Good horseman; good
driver; very handy; strictly sober, willing and
obligng City or country 1886, Journal
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST = THE HANDSPRING IN YOUR
watch; replace it for 81 John S. Allen. ITO
Guaranty building ground floor.
GENTS SUITS French Dry Cleaned, $3.50.
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MEDICAL

LADIES IN DOUBT PLEASE CALL OR
write DR.. BLY,, y 4th st S. New book, 25c.
ELITE BATH PARLORS, 626 HE.yNEPIN
av; porcelain tubs. massage, cabinet ans
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/ WANT GOOD PLACE IN BAKERY. CITY
or country; have Is years experience: all
round man in cakes or bread. Address A.
Anderson box III Britt Iowa,
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A GENTLEMAN HOLDING PROMINENT
position, worth $4,000, $1,000 yearly, desires
affectionate, home loving wife ]. S., Box 94S,
st. Louis Mo- -, = =
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FEMALE

A WORKING HOUSEKEEPER WANTS PO-
sition Her present employer, with whom
she has been for six years, will recommend
her highly and answer and inquiry addressed
RI 400 sJn11rnal --.{
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1000
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Larger amounts in proportion.
These partial payments reduce loan an
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v AND e LIVE.

That is our way. We advance money on sara-
Ties and furniture at lowest rates in the city
Name your own time. date and amount of pay
ment. Discount II paid before due. If sick or
cut Of employment We carry You. No removal.
Strictly confidential. VIII take up your loan and
advance more. VIII call op request. Mound city
Finance Company. 400 Benoist building Ninth
and Pine SITS. Phone u 49,.
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EMPLOYEES,

VVN STOVN II MONEY.
We will give YOU credit cheaper than others. in
amounts from TEN DOLLARS to TEN THOU
SAND. WHY not go TO the cheapest place.
where no Objectionable Inquiries are made and
your business is strictly confidential? Do you
know what this means? Gail or write.
JOHN MJLROLLAND,
Tel Main e'fv. oil Century building.
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We LOAN MONEY

On household goods. \ AMOUNT. LOWESr
YATES No removals No recording. EASY
PAYMENTS. Liberal DISCOUNTS. Extensions
OF time in cases of sickness. No EXTRA charges.
You receive the FULL AMOUNT in cash. On
SHORT NOTICE. our practice is SQUARE
EALIN call. write or telephone.
THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN CO..
tNterton building. Seventh and Pine Sta.
Second floor. Rootns pG.t-oDI- oO2.
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HORTON PLACE.

Choice residence lets. S25 and $40 per foot: CITY
water. sewer and it-foot alleys; no high city
taxes; no special taxes; only 5 blocks from
Worlds Fair: Suburban car Clayton division
passes the ground; Sc fare to Fourth St: call
or write for plat.
McKEE-HARTNAGLE R. E. CO.,
1874 Chestnut ST.
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Who Wants II? SIS Foot.

Do you know a bargain when You see 1t, II
so, go and look NJ the northeast corner of North
Market st. and Pendleton ave. "a vacant lot, hay-
ing a front of 104 feet by a depth Of 1870 feet to
a l5-foot alley. This property is connected with
city. sewer. water and gas, and the streets are
made This is the cheapest piece OF property
ever offered in the city of st. Louis for the price.
1t can be bought on terms Of ne-third cash. and
the balance to suit a purchaser. First come first
bldg.
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MONEY!! MONEY!

EASY-PAYMENT LOANS ON PIANOS. HOUSE
We will make you the LOAN In
the CITY on our new BUILDING ASSOCIATION
PLAN. which is the easiest PLAN in the world.
The can be arranged so that you
can repay the loan in easy WEEKLY. N
LI or YEARLY payments
Our PLA enables you to repay YOUR account
REMEMBER WE NEVER REMOVE GOODS.
We win give YOU ALL THE TIME you want
We pay ali your bills and advance you more
money. 1t Is easier to pay one than a number.
MENT. WE. WILL EXTENT TOUR LOAN
Remember. in dealing with US there are no nd
vance charges whatever.
LIBERAL DISCOUNT IF PAID BEFORE DUE.
will send our agent to your place with the money.
NEW YORK FINANCE co. ROOMS 2o7-5os-S0s
AND 20 ODD BLDG. NINTH 4
OLIVE STN TELEPHONE MAIN NAM
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SHORT ROUTE TO PAY DAY.

Money loaned salaried people without security.
quickly. quietly. confdentieiiy: lowest rates;
g. Louis. open p. m; Hall bldg. Z. C.: HuShcs
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MONEY! MONEY! MONEY

For salaried men and women. without security,
at lowest rates; can he paid back in small week
ly or monthly PAYMENTS. confidential consulta-
tons In private rooms: also money loaned on
furniture, hours 8 to s. Equity Finance Co. liO
Union Trust building.
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UNIMpRovED CITY PROPERTY FOL
SALE.

city residence lot. 60xis5 #. on
Suburban. Olive and Faston car lines: a bargain:
must sell. C 20 Republic.
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MONEY FOR sALARIE0 people.
MONEY ADVANCED SiLAPIEO PEOPLE

TALLY: without security. National Credit Co.,
rooms 9ol-so2 Chemical building. Eighth and
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DE. MARY ARTHUR, SPECIALIST.

2s11 Morgan ST.: 20 years experience. conhne-
ment: cases taken: elegant accommodations:
trained nursing: infants adopted free: ladies In
trouble. call or write.
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MECHANICS FINANCE ca.

s4 OLIVE. ROOM 2n9 EMILE BLDG
Lends money on furniture. pianos. ranges and
sewing machines, horses and wagons. without re-
1novai: monthly payments. discount II pa,d be-
fore due. business confidential. Phone C 1l73.
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Transfers. boardins-h house keepers without secur-
pal cities. Tolman. 51 Houser bldg. sos Chestnut.
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Ladies, $500 Reward

For a case OF obstinate suppression. any cause,
monthly regulator falls to relieve: mail;
harmless. veg: safe. sure: how long suppressed.
DR.. Jackson r. Co. r sos. 1877 Dearborn. Chicago
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GRAND AVENUE CORNER LOT
At SAT IN DER EnnT

II sold this week. Fine hotel site.
JOHN McMENAMY. 3lS9 Easton ave.
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BELL and Suburban-World's Fair lot: 4s feet
will sell at a bargain. p. ]. Cavanaugh. 1887 n
GRIND ave
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A and Nandeventer Aves.-Good business
lot % % feet: will sell at a bargain. =. ]. Cava-
naugh. I43. y Grand ave
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RHEUMATISM n i,es.a Lu nns ,uI Iess;;sn', sn,. re-
Sparhawk Rheumatic Cure removes cause and
cures when all else fails: guaranteed to cure or
lcal Co.. 400 Houser building. st. Louis. Mo.
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PER C:NI Money.

A GENTLEMAN having surplus funds will ad-
vance money on furniture. pianos and to salariei
employees. Room SIS. Century bldg. Ninth and
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BOSTON Steam Dental Rooms, as N. Broad
way. between Locust and st. Charles: Est, 1871:
geld filling. 81 up. DR.. ]. H. Case. Prop.
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RUBBER nemps. rubber type. sign mark@a
brass and aluminium checks AZ lowest u1c&-
Kaspsr Stamp and Seal Company. sls LocuSS
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ty: lowest rates; repayments easy. Drake, 1905
Chemical building.
MONEY TO loan on furniture, pianos and all
good securities: lowest rates In the city; bust
ness strictly confidential; est. 1873. 1901 Morgan.
MONEY to loan on household goods. pianos and
rates: business strictly confidential. ]. H. vette
& Co. Notary Public. ITO N. Ninth st.
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EASTON Ave.-Lot on Easton. south side. Just
east Of Union: Sx1s3: on monthly payments.
Adam Weber. gil Franklin ave.
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UNIMPRovED CITY PROPERTY EoR
SALE.
CaSt|emdn Ave. Lot,

r NJ $50 feet on Old Manchester road, 2s5 on
Shaw ave. opposite Botanical Garden;
Nv must sell. 39s6A Lee ave.
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ATTEND Professor and Mrs. Frankei's con-
tinuous dancing parties every Sunday afternoon
and evening; seven musicians. Academy. li4l
Chouteau ave.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-23
TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES,

Forney Texns, March 21.--Judge Gordon
Russell Is here In the interest Of his can
dldacy for congress IN opposition 10 De
Graffepreid.
Denton, Texas, March 20. %. B. Colquitt
and r.. p Curtis. candidates for railroad
commissioner, spoke at the court house
here this afternoon to a good sized crowd.
Austin, Texas, March -, The democratic
executive committee this Tenth district,
convened here this morning and selected
July 20 as the date for the convention
which will he held here.
victoria, Texas, March 1.-The Post cor
respondent Is informed that the candidacy
Of Hon s. H. nahney Of Victoria for the
judgeship 81 the new Federal district, has
been endorsed with practical unanimity by
the bar OF the following places: Victoria,
Beevillc, Gohad. Edna and Port Lavaca.
Austin, Texas. March 22.-The county ex.
ecutive committee this afternoon selected
June IA as date for primaries election,
registration of voters TO he pau for by
candidates was ordered and the primaries
viii be wide open to all colors with an
cduca tionsl qualification MS to voters pre-
pairing their ballots without assistance
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-23
THE WRANGLE IN DALLAS
Committee EnlOiaed from Declaring
Result for County Attorney.
SOME MEMBERS WANTED TO PASS II.
Suit Has Been Filed in the District Court
by the Present Attorney, Defeated
on Face OF Returns,

Dallas, Texas, March % The democrats
Of Dallas county. the strongest In Texas
wranged all day at the meeting Of the
executive committee which had met TO
canvass the returns east at last saturday $
primary election. Thirteen thousand nine
hundred and twenty votes were cas-, at
the primary and the pluralIties and majori-
ties on many OF the state and county Offices
were very small
County Attorney Hatton W. SUMMERS,
candidate for denomination, was beaten on
the face Of the returns by Walter Lennon
by 21i plurality. Judge Holloway issued
an Injunction restraining the committee
from announcing the result on county at.
torney aud Summers fled suit Ia one Of
the state district courts to prevent Lem
mon being declared the democratic nom
inee.
A strong minority Of the executive com
mlttee wanted to disregard the Injunction
or Judge Holloway and declare Lennon
nominated, but lawyers prevented them
from doing so, showing them that they
would be lodged in Jail for contempt OF
court
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-23
SIX NEW GUSHERS ARE IN
\ NJ

With other companies for oil at 3 cents
per barrel. has brought on more taxi about
the octupus The Post correspondent was
today shown one Of the contracts whlch tne
company referred to Is seeking 10 nave
signed By ali of the smaller companies 70
the Geld. especially those having NO plpe
line connection or transportation faclhtles'
The price offered is 3 cents per barre
and the company furnishing the oil must
deliver II into settling tanks q not lsss
than 1000 barrels each. The IRE OF tns
contract IL one year. and IL IL stated og
good authority that between hfteen ana
twenty oil companies have slgned the con-
tract. p,edeing themselves TO deliver ~.
oO0 to 5000 barrels Of oil per month AZ
3 cents per barrel. ~.
II Is hardly necessary to state thar the
contract has been signed only ~ sucn
coupanles as have neither pipe lines or
other facilities for getting their oil 20
railroads or tide water, nor funds ~ the
treasury with which TO huy Such faclltles,
II " also true that such a low price Iof
oil is no Indication " Its real market
value: II Is slmplyla sacrifice safe by com
NAMES that have no resources other tha9
Tie Oh which their wells VIII spout anu
no way Of getting that to q market
\ =
Following are the closing quotations on
the Beaumont oil exchange;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-23
LEGISLATORS ARE AMBITIOUS
For Another Term in the Hall of the
State Capitol.


For Another Term in the Hall of the
State Capitol,
Austin, Texas, March -. ny the way
the present members Of the legislature are
running for reelection IL looks as If the
Twenty eighth session of the lawmakers
will contain more old and former members
than any previous gathering OF thot branch
Of the government There is 10 question
but this VIII be true II all OF the old as
pirunts for the office succeed iu convincing
the voters In their respective counties that
they are capable OF again representing them
in legislative hall.
Several members Of the house are trying
10 get into the senate and taking the ques-
ton as II now presents itself II looks as
IL there viii be hut few strange faces In
the next legislature.
Out IN the III Paso distrIcl Representa-
tive Brldgers desires TO succeed senator
Turney, while Representative Decker wants
to succeed Senator Goss from tne Panhan-
die Traye Henderson is out for the sen
ate In the Parts district. and OK Representa-
tive Collins of Pamela coun,y would like
to represent that district in the uppet
house
The house appears to he a very fascinat-
ing place when a new man gers used to
the harness. and II IS very seldom that
an old member fails to have a hankcring
TO return again when elccnon time comes
around,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-23
HOME FlRM DID N.
Beautiful Work Done on the New CITY
DIRECTORY

The Bourke- Cargill company, from whose
establishment the new city directory NJ
1902 1903 was Issued yesterday, are onerat
lug one OF che largest printing and binding
and stationery plants IN the state OF Texas
Their establishment Is located on FannIn
street opposite the postofhcc, aud is one
OF the best equipped printing ard station
cry houses TO be found anywhofe, The
show rooms 10 the front are handsome ana
eonImodlous and stocked with complete
line OF stationery, desks. chairs aud every
other article found In a well kept ana wei
conducted stationery house. The hind
cry and printing office to the
rear Is marvel OF neatness ana -
supplied with the latest machinery far
turning ont the most complicated "ioS'
In the printing line
The Houston directory of 1909. 1908 IL
one ~ the biggest advertisements The Arm
could receive. II Is one OF the peatest
typographical pieces OF work turned mt
Of any office and Is hound To come In fof
large share OF praise from the public.
The Bourke-Cargin company always nm.
toidaie, have shown by their works that
they lead the van, others follow. When
you want your printing done and want
y done right call up Bourke-Cargin. II
does not cost you a cent more TO yer with
4Sss wv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-23
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

MAHL--A postofnce has been established
at this point.
SAN MARCos.-The spring term OF dis
trict court has adjourned.
COLEMAN.-A sale Of 200 bales Of Gotten
wns made here az S tl6 cents.
MARQUEE John sparks circus has a
number of dates In Leon county.
LIBERTY HILL All corn has. been
planted and there is an increase In inc
acreage
MARQUEE. The nrst issue Of the Mar,
uue7 Enterprise r. q. Walker editor, viii
be put out March p.
GRANGER.-A military company Is In
process OF organization here, Is to he
knoWn as the Granger Sehley Guard.
has announced the vote In the recent pro,
hlbitlon election at 1850 for and 27S6
against
Laurel. Tho residence OF Joseph
Staekpoles was struck by lightning ana
badly damaged His baby was hurt by
flying umhers, but not seriously.
DENlSON. Engineer Boltman, Fireman
Dixon and brakeman Tallaferro were In
jured In q collision between two KATY
freight trains, none Of them seriously.
PAIEsTINn.--A proposition for the es
Establishment Of crate aud box Factory ~
this point has been submitted TO the bust
ness men aud has received favorable con
sideration.
BRYAN-The board OF directors OF the
Pythlan Temple association of this city
have applied for a charter and elected ofn
GERS as follows; Tyler Haswell, president
and W. II. Johnston, secretary and treas
urer.
PARls.-In a damage suit Just tried, tn,
Western Union Telegraph company showed
how the plaintiff might have. reached th'
bedside Of a dying relative had he used du,
diligence and two trains The Jury returned
a verdict for the telegraph company.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-23
BANKERS GO TO CUBA
A LARGE PARTY HAS SAILED ON THE
DENVER.
Action OF the Association in Regard to
Insurance Policies Is of Much I'M
portanee to the State.

Galveston. Texas March % THE bank
ers who we're left In the city this morning
were chiefly those who had remained over
10 take the steamship Denver for Key
West. from which place they will proceed
to Havana. The excursion was more pop
ular than had been expected aud the over
flow party which left on the Denver to-
day was larger than the crowd who left
last night to go via New Orleans
wCl known insurance man informed
Post representative this morning thN the
effect Of the resolution which was passed
by the association yesterday relative to the
insurance policies az collateral Of com
paues which had no authority 10 do bust
ness In this state would result In bringing
enough revenue In the state treasury to
pay the expense Of the department of In
surance for whole year The companies
will have to secure authority to do bust
ness In the State before their policies arg
accepted as collateral aud the result VIII
be that many companies which nave mere
toforc avoided paying their tax TO the
State Will hereafter have TO pay or quit
doing business.
The list Of passengers on the bankers
excursion from Galveston 10 Havana which
left on the Denver this morning Is as FOL
lows; Mir and Mrs. q, l.. Buckford, DEM,
son; Frank Emerson. Mckinney, Mr.. ana
Mrs G. H. Wilcox, Temple. II. n. Tinker,
Brandon; Nv and Mrs u NJ Baker, Bal
nngcr. Ir and Mrs cole El Paso, Mr..
and Mrs j. ". Bartlett, Bartlett; Miss
Moline, Miss lndlys Houston; MIR. and
Mrs. A. H. Put,, Bciton. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. e. Crouch Mckinney; Il. II. Martin,
Fort Worth. J. NJ Seummon Tarkio, Mo;
( w w colbert stamford, Mr and Mrs.
j. Nirkerson, ST Louis, Mo. Mr.. H. A.
/ Cameron, TYLER Mrs A. H. Watson, Miss
/ Watson, Marlin; \. II Gee Henry Seize,
/ Pilot Point, &. Y. Clark, GAINESVILLE, Mr..
/ and Mrs. Fred II, Fitch Deuisou, Mr., II.
| v Colbert. stamford; t. Lopez, Beaumont;
/ J O rcagardrn, Mneola; MIR and Mrs Il.
/ NJ Graves. John NJ Butcher, Cmrksville;
/ Mrs a. NJ smith Mrs J. NJ. Scammon
+ Llano Mr. and Mrs John lGcdcy, Cameron;
Mr. Coleman, Miss Coleman, Weatherfordi
/ Mrs r. v, Colbert, Stamford; Mr.. aud
/ Mrs =. l.. Downs, Miss Matte Downs,
I Temple; Mr.. and Nlrs l.. G, stiles, Clsrks
vile: Mrs. II A. Cameron Tyler; J NJ
/ Rrownsou, Victoria. n " Harrison, Bren
/ hams W. S Mad3rey, j. G. Paul PcCos; II
/ r Archinard. Il y. ReIrue. e. H. Jones
/ W Reeves. Dentson: Mr., and Mrs Il. Il
/ Moody, Galveston; W, w Crawford. Den
/ yer, Colo, e. ". stewart. Los Angeles
+ Cal; Mr. Van VOORHEES, Monterey. Mex.
/ Mrs s. w. Groomc, Miss Martha Groome
/ New York: Mrs \ Emerson, Houston; W
/ J luster IT. j. Newman, Captain Bloom
| burg, New York; w. II. knight, Key West
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-23
A Rushing Business Oh Spindle Top
Heights Saturday.
CONTRACTS AT (, CENTS A BARREL
enau Companies Are Being Given ar
"opportunity to Marke; Their Pro-
duct'---New Well Contracts.

Beaumont, Texas, March q, -Tcday'e re-
rort from spindle Top makes II certain
that March win he a rccofd-hresker for
new rushcrs Six new gashcrs are added
20 tho list today. with eight or ten Weils
either bailinG or drifting IN.
r. L Cox & Co brough,, nrst class
slxinch snouter on The KeIfhWard tract
n, depth OF $50 feet, which Is an un
usually shallow we'll The dow is report
I'd 70 he as good as hat OF the deep wells,
hoNcyer
The Producers on company brought in
tr-inch we'll on block IS OF he Hogg
swayue tract The well howcr an unusu'
ally large volume Of oil. and a pressure
gauge connected with the casing registered
pressure Of 10 pounds.
The j. NJ Guney Petroleum company
brought la coed slzinch spontes on the
GLADYS city tract An unusually large
number OF visitors saw thu new gusher
spou, Tor she 0rst time.
The Crescent OH company brought IN two
wells In bunch, both OF them being lo-
Gated Ia Block - OF The Keith Ward tract.
The low was entirely satisfactory IN each
case This company has five sushers and
Is drilling ten more cu proved territory.
Tho German Aul rtran tl company
drought I'D ei"uthf "a" q 'htA aAtr'"Vgr,ee N'',t
caused something RI sensation. me uil
came with suca force tba, the drliers
were Unable to close the well for three or
four hours
Contracts ror wells are being let every
t g., ,rtui,. +.
cav "NA t'c p'''' f''' ''' '''''''h
sichUy butter than u was even Two npNi y
$50 This Is due TO 0n increased 1cm""l
for 0rlicrs.
-
The Uevwood oil ,ompauy declared It's
.tt., .,,,-.,,,.. -.,,,.,,,.,.t ~ ,ar ,aat ia.
tnHe quarterly "''"'N" ''
day on is capital stock ~ SN",'H- N'Hh
INK S9dooO 10 dividends tAe company
aGs paid.
-
one Of the dist and most Important rr-
tects Of I'VE alscu'rE 90, ~" ,m w.