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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-28
eAs lN coLoRApo COUNTY,.
A Slight Showing OF Oil Found IN the
Water.

4 Slight Showing OF Oil Found IN the
Water.
Columbus. Texas March 2T.-Consider-
able excitement was caused In town this
afternoon by the report that the drillers
at Rocky Point IN the Townsend pasture,
nine miles south Of town had struck oil.
The latest reliable reports brought IN by
NJ, Chnrlea sronce show that vein of
uatsr was struck at A depth ~ 400 feet
and rose 10 A height OF thirty feet above
the ground The water was impregnated
With gas. which burned IN fame, OF from
two to five feet until eXtinguiShed,
81 Tho time Of the srike a drill was lost
and later during attempts to recover the
arm a small quantity Of oil came OUT
mixed with the water.
During the past few days drilling has
boar in solid rock Those In charge are
confident OF speedily recovering the drill
and completing the we'll.
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THE STRENUOUS LIFE
A Great Strain.

No one disputes the fact that we are
living 10 a rapid gge; u is rush rush
rush from morning until night, and com
petition Is So fierce that the struggle does
NOT cease until the machine Is worn out.
Women TOO even when surrounded by
every comfort. become Infected by the com
mon spirit. and what with their clubs and
many social duties, have 20 time 10 give
thought to their physical well being. until
thcy are suddenly brought Ia a sharp re-
aiization OF the fact that nothing In their
lives IL SO important rs attention 10 cor
rect or rational living II may surprise
the renders to learn that women are more
prone 10 piles than men. and In most eases
because II Is difficult 10 impress upon them
the importance ~ regular movements n
the bowels: irregnlauty means strainiDg
M stool and straining means piles. with
tho certainty under tho usual methods Of
treatment that the sufferer VIII 'haVe
them always with her. hy usual meth
DDS Is meant the application OF salyes
and lotions Oh ias q last reSoftl q surgical
operation. II there Is q complaint which
entails more distress and suffering upon
those afflicted. than piles. or hemorrh0ids.
IL II not known To the writer; fortunately,
however these are learning that there Is a
remedy that enectually cures all forms Of
niles: II tx known as the Pyramid Pile
Cure Is In suppository form, Is applied
directly to the parts, ana does Us work
quickly and painlessly. II Is soid by drug
gists for 80 cents package, or VIII be
mn,led by the makers 10 ans address, upon
receipt Of price. Mrs John u. Castona.
lo4g Arch street Chicago SAYS; II must
write vou that ! was cured OF a very az
sravatinr cnse Of itching and bleeding
piles by the use Of the great remedy Pyra-
mid Pile Cure. even after several physt
ciaus had claimed there was no cure ex
owe ali 10 THIS valuable remedy. | car
| not say enough for IT. Write the Pyramid
| Drug Co, Marshall, Mich. for their ittlI
] book oa ths cause and cure Of PLEA
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In the fruit cocktail float candird yiolcts
and sliced stra WhcfriCs, the base nrihE OF
iced orange iulce with powdered tnrHr.
oyster crouucttes take the place OF hsh,
tho mites hoing IN violet pate cnps. ttesh
yIoicts deck the Charlotte, the cream being
violet favored a.,
For the dinner the table is set AZ for
the luncheon only q table cloth ls add'd'
with olive dishes and the Ike az discretion.
But be sure and be discreet as oyefdolns
ANYTHING Is Ia such eNecrablc TASTE. Ine
violet renterpiece is mound mapped, end
violet decorations may he carried out IN
'''"' EASTER SUPPER
As chatting dish parties are always charm
ing providlng the amateur cook knows
what he or she is up tor let our late sup
per. or the sunday supper, for those who
dine early I'm the day. take this form PICK
ont tho dishes most IN accord win what.
ever flower you choose tho mound-shnped
,iolet ceufernlece hgures IN the photograph
and with the table sci as shown, yourseu
before or behind the ch0nng dish, every
ingredient 90 be used close al hind, an un
Outstanding servant, aud all vii 90 wen
Sweet breads on toast, oysters, chirKct
or lamb or egg curry rum omelette II
Npvbure chicken sarte or, indeed, any o.
rhc hundred and one chadug dish favorite
may figure.
THH CABBAGE IN SOCIETY.
You will no doubt he Interested In chat
Ing dish AFFAIR "a which Southern epicur
Invited Mrs Rorer While she was In chi
cago. even II you're too timid 10 try
for yourself. The chahng dish oyster
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HOllclee.
Nu,nber Amount
onln one sohooI 70 Be smIt.

Marlin. Texas, March 26.-rhe city 'ouh,
Gil tris morning rescinded the order pa''gu
Yesterday to purchase locations IN ,ne
eastern and western portions Of the Guy
and 10 erect two public school buildings
Tbe council today decided 10 erect only ono
h,,td,r. aud 10 locate same on tho Oh
si,a also purchasing and adding 70 VA
grounds what are termed the , huesM ',ooi
ard Holloway properties Inc M
npilding win cost about $500 ~ ,sxt
TORN, ~ sphOol
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Ire Bell County Camnalan.

Temple. Texas, March 20. rac monagers
in the Cullen f. Thomas campaign FOR coir
gross have given another daie Tor speech
In Temple setting the time for April Al.
night Mr. Thomas also announces "a
speech at Bland on April in the after
noon
The two candidates met in Joint debate
NJ Rogers today and arrangements We're
mddo with the Santa Fe for nm extra roarA
south on the passenger AT noon. This gave
4 cnple and Relton people who desired an
opportunity to hear The speeches.
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Corpus christi, Texas, March e7,-rha
funeral of n Hrsch this forenoon was
one Of the largest ever witnessed here.
II was attended ny the Masons, members
OF the school board. school children aud
citizens. nearly every vehicle IN town he
ing in line The iuterment was In the
Jewish cemetery.
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sim keeps n Up.

During a period Of poor health some
time age got a trial bottle OF Dewltt's
Little Early Rlsers." says Justce-of. the
Peace Adam Shoi K Of New Lisbon, Ind,
II took them and they did me 50 much
good / have used them ever since" safe.
reliable and gentle. DeWltt's Little Early
Rlsers neither grippe nor distress but slim
ulate the liver and promote regular ana
cay aciion Of the bowels
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nolIn,an,s Rodn Recoyered.

Jennings. la, March 1.-THE body OF
Mr.. HOLMAN, who was drowned az Mermen'
team saturday was found this morning
ICON feet north OF the bridge, u was ter
ribiv disRgured. but gave evidence Of his
being seized With cramps which Was the
cause az his death.
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Port Arthur Texas, March p The
schooner j. n. Jordan, c. l. II Hcmphn
master, arrived in port today from Philn,
ielphia She has a cargo OF 1910 harrlts
81 cement Tor the Gnffcy Petroleum com
pany Of this city which Will be- used In
building their refinery at rayiors Bayou
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c.,.roucts Killed Near Caldwell.

Caldwell. Texas, March 26 r 9. 'anA,
ms Charles Broaddus and Bob Addison on
Yesterday returned from a hunt near Co"r.'
-. iate ahout ten miles south OF ,au,
well Whilc out they caught ana kl''o
With their dogs two large catamoh Il,,,, ~ =
male and a female. They were Inu- ,,.
Ia Caldwell and were exhibited 70 nun
Der Of people -. near
Cimon Wood and other parties from near
LYONS were also on the hunt.
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Morris County Results.

DainGer6eId. Texas, March - Complete
returns from the democratic primary held
ia this county today show the following
candidates were nominated; Congress JOINT
l. sheppard: state senate, j r. Wilson,
representative, j W. Boin.
\ convention viii be held here Friday
March 2S, to elect delegates to the state
convention.
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New on comnany chartered.

Austin. Texas, March sI-rhc charter ot
the Consumers oil and Pipe Line com.
phny Of sherman. With offices az Rcau.
mont was hicd today. Capital stock
$4,000 Purpose TO prospect for oil and
other minerals. build derrickS tlnks res.
CiVoirs pipe lines. etc Dire 'torS, H. Ar.
mold, n b Biree, ! \. Stanhc,d. Shcr
man. l.ouis Carver Van Mstyls: y r. To.
hin. ncnison. and W. II, Adams, Dallas.
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Paris. Texas. March II An earth trenor
was felt last night about II o'clock. The
shock was undoutediy from an earth
o,,stc A man living three miles ont n
fo,rn Was almost thrown from hts bed
Windows were broken The shock was felt
is reople in the city ana for several miles
aouthrast
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Sales at Galveston.

Galveston. Texas. March 27.-The sales
A, the Galveston oil exchange today were
as follows;
HIGGINS 10 shares at Sos
Victor 5000 shares 2hc.
faiyeston Land oil and Gas. 1900 shares
III Bcaumnnt 100 shares AZ i6c.
Texas star 30 shares AZ Dc
40 call AZ Galveston oil exchange Friday
and SATURDAY..
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n FEATURES IN A SUIT
Section Of Land Located in
HALL c uniy.
-, vly. IN TRAVIS COUNTY.
..,I.,s Of Austin Have Become
|~a ~" n-clothino Contracts
w. Were Awarded.

-. March 27.--An interesting
Is'in beep on trial her hr or
= '1 ~, = Of the Twenty-slxth dis'r'ct
z. 81. sought to recover four sec''on ms
~ 10" la in the southern part oil
Fa'u' 'ar,, and was represented In
i'ela ,y .r.v nv Assistant A torney Cen
Il h, ,,..a,rt was County Judge Bradley
y S'' .ann,e and Lieutenant cove nor
ny 4 looking after hi' interes S.
'TNpns ,.,errcnor is represented by Al
walker Of this city. Inc jury
nN a. verdict for the defendant
l''n .',,,sa controversy over the land
|f NV, j me fact that 1t has become
~. .,.,nle during the past ye r. Tor the
.s,, The western extension OF IN
p. oklahoma and Gulf railway
@- s,,sctly through 1t. and town
~, has recently been plated ana a
N, no built on one OF the sections
Wv W n make np the tract;
.fh y y ras ms originally purchased by an
~ n, n .s,tIsr but without residing ther l.
fieh sileoed he sold II. together Win
OH .1,,5 card from the land office, to an
Il, psrty' This purchaser trans sol6 q
= sS The required three years
"a bs,veen the time 1t was nnrcnaSru
~ STATE M to the date OF Brilll'|
'u' The he state Instituted the suit t[
q, N m the ground that the rig ma,
SaH ~ NJ, an actual settle an wI'
IN I, soI nasltion 10 convey clear ttla
Y I Pradley contends that he was
&,S,sr in good faith. and thar inc nc :,
three years had run before ne Pur
'ts ~ l,ts,vsnor is the man who filed or
4 ,1S in good faith Just after 1t W
a IA md his claim is that he is en-
n a n thr land should the state be snc
&siul 10 the case,
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Odessa. Texas, March % The democratic
convention for Ector county gave insuuc.
lions for Lanham. Bell. Love. Horusny
Lefevre. Terrell, Dean for congr So w. T..
Glocan for State senate, q. Y. Geuly for
representa- i've.
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J Sweet and PLEASING in Tasts |

=
: Peterson, 625 Lake St Topeko
speaking OF Ra,larG's Horehn rn"
ss4ss IT has never fniled 10 give
y ssaqlsiactlon. and Of all congh rem
4 my fayorlte, and I u.ilst on
Wy MANY friends that IL will 10. and
e. wat Is claimed for Ito speed
snS cough or 1 cold; and II Is so
!, ny so pressing In taste" Csc, SOC
= o'''le at A. p. KieSling's.
Sures Sciatic rheumatism.
r. = simpson. 800 Craig ST Knox.
4 ,ss writes June 10th, 1890: II
kfa. Tying the baths of Hot Springs
Hrs.,,ss eiatie rheumatism, bur get
r., from Billiards. Snow Linimenr
4 msaleine or ANYTHING | have ever
A s,a.sliosed md postoffce order for
|hn...u me large bottle by South
f'sss' Sold by A. E. Kiesling.
Physician Writes.
DESTROYS OF knowing n the prores
IN obtain Herhine In bnis az nrs.
~ parposesl Ii has bepn 81 ete,,
Ie IN treating cases OF dvsprpsIl
.oy excesSes or overwork | h,ye
49, II TO fail In restoring the Or
4itis 10 their healthful activity. ~
we al A. r. Klesling's.
n''oren's Coughs and Colds.
&an aeSfath, 32T T.. LIST St, Hutchln
&nni wtus' II have given Ballard'i
n az TO- o. .np 70 my children for cough
4 eeSt sne past -four years. aud tlnt
sv medielne l ever used" I'm
Mn svyugh syrups, II contains no Cpl
4 fh,a so0~9e and heal any disease
EemsSs o. hs2gs quicker than AM
% Soc. 5oe and 500 at A. e
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righ Island. Texas March 2''--Fne Big
Four people have not yet received their
new piping.
Guirey No. l. located on the Cade prop
city. Is down 100 feet a potion ,',' o. a me
~ ing considerable trouble In getting u
ceGdrsev No. ?. on the GhIdey holding. Is
going down steadiN.
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tt6ay with late Charles as rs dcmtclle
Tke following parties are the pr0nutci7,
g. r. Wright, \. ; Hardwood " r.
Butley and Charles Davidson OF Chicago
and T.. r Massey Of Lake CHARTS
They have purchased a thonsaad acres
near Sulphur Their holdings arc north
OF Houston river where they viii pct down
a we'll
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Peach Tress ior Titus County.

Mount Pleasant. Texas, March 26-or.
ders were placed yesterday by a number OF
prominent farmers for enough peach trees
10 nut out 1000 acres These trees are %
he delivered In the fall, The local nus
series are being overrun with orders.
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-. in New York.
Especial to The Posil

View York. March 81 The following Tex
ans are registered IN New York;
Houston william Hamilton, ST George.
sherman " Blanyelt and wife. imperial
poiiss -Rrvan CARPENTER, Eyerett 81.
Guenenheimrr, Colonnade
Tcxas-N. ~ Mendels aud wife, MARI
hnrouQh
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Eeter Wants a Cotton Oil Mill.

Bonham, Texas. March "a AT meet
ing Of the citizens OF Ector, small town
six miles west Of here last night si"oo
was raised toward the erection OF htiy-
ton cotton oil mill and the contract WI DC
let for the construction OF the plant AZ
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,No,L R.s,Jnoed al VeIasoo.

vs,sseo. Texas. March 2T.-The Guney
.r,,.a,,r has renewed Its leases on the
BRYAN Heights oil land ana me ufls ~ ~
again at work after an id'ehess Vi 'A'ee
Weeks
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n.sartment Notes.

,,,in T,xss. March State Purchas-
4 seen, Dodge today placed an order
IA Grer & Lewis Of Cincinnati for $50
IN, suits. clothing for all insti utions,
4 viii ". B. Smith of Austin for twenty
Il suits Youths and boys clothes.
&,aro county today redeemed $1,000
HI Of court house bonds held by the
,sol fund.
h. Zandt county this afternoon paid -
ars on bonds held by the permanent
Esirne d Of the supreme court reports
Il received by the state department from
printer today.
ID patents
IL governor today appointed j. r Stout,
&aal eountg Judge Of Navarro county. to
h The case Of J. A. Lackey vs.. Houston
n Texas Central Railway Company, in
DC the present county Judge Is dis
Hhed
assistant Attorney General simmons is
n At work on thr hack lease holders in
n Panhandle who have been fencing in
thi s,SipnS Of land
1he School land department. Of the
y slrers office Is AZ work posting land
& p,s in the records Of the Office.
&ite Health Officer Tabor received a
&tr today from Philadelphia which
#td that work had been lnaugurated on
State fumieating vessel. which will
ased Al the port Of Calves on. The
En- NJ make its hrst payment when
n ktcils laid
"A permit to do business In Texas was
Hh CLAY 10 n" nof Press comp1ny
sfoulsaRa. Capital stock 100000. Pur-
a to build congresses.
IN Sonyita VailcW Land and Colonial,
n company of Galveston amended its
flef tedAv ny chanEiN" the number aud
" o. shares by allowing assessments OF
.Fah per acre At tue discretion " ,he
&5 ios 10 pay taxes. otc., and to pui
property In a marketable condition
|#aIe 70 pay asses ments gives the di
I'm ihe right to sell property held by
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Turkish SOM Is made by adding az the
last moment the ynlks ~ eggs 60 a stock
which h1s rice IN IL The cgg rrogurlt's
,,r, sri5rd An the place of rsh, tho whites
chopped. white one whole yulb rests ln ihc
base of co,h crouNotto. The eggs are o,s'
hnrd boiled The -pring saiAd NhoId ne
served with French dressing not forget.
Ting the parsley, tarragou, onion lni'e ana
rub ~ garlic The plain 'hWl"iie rs
served on spougc-cake base, the latter
helng rich with .ggt
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q -. eabv = cuttina Tech

II INC baby Is OuttH'b MI
be sure and use that old and wen trs
fcr children teething. II soothes tne cnlio
softens the gums. allays al pain. ~
wind collie and l. the best remedy ~
diaIrhoea.
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,.xs charles. La, March 27.--Tne Louis.
80 Iand aad Oh osmpsuy was organized
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News Notes.

Austin. Texas. March ~ A well known
local aldDman Is authority for the state
mrut e. tho e1ect that he viii introduce an
CrdirSncc NJ thc next cruuGf meeting ~
He Is o' The uption that the "hillie" IL q
woapor Of sufficient value for the city
peace officers.
a few DAYS ago n pct dor belonging to \
citizen died and was buried IN the Nv
awGv il the cemetery vii Toxic the mater
to the ncXt meeting of the city council To-
action thereon.
A temporary Injunction was granted 20.
day against the CITY Cemetery association
restraining 1t from charging more than S75
for lots,
Thu Freshmen class at the university
lave been pronounced the baseball cham
rions of that Institution
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10 cholera ~ ManiIa.

Manila. March 28--The health authors
ties have reported a total OF forty nina
cases Of cholera and thirty-nine deaths
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Texas business Of life insurance com
panies for the year 1901 is summarized as
follows:
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The Prohibition Sentiment

~ Iexas' March 2T,--The special in
rost from Dallas rcga ding the
/, ., 's'oh on the part of liquor dealers
~e possibility Of tho state getting
,As prohibition han has already been
beoSrm N this locality. as local agents
II gwen the tip regarding Travis
y ms time moral wave is getting
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The A. and M. Presidency.

fHin' Texas, March 81 Insurance Com.
'lcner Johnson returned this morning
Vollese Station. where he attended a
5lng Of the Agricultural and Mechanical
|se Yesterday, He says that the presi-
Of me college was discussed at
ana that the board will meet again
W Aprll 7 for the purpose of taking
scuon In the premises He said hat
discussion over the all-important ques-
,ooS Z Wide range, and that some "f
fppleants were talked Of, while many
were not avowed candidates for the
received considerable mention MIR
5Vh IL OF the opinion thar strong
Sle sends high in state affairs should
uen Ior the pace, ms the presidency
c9uege demands a man with every
rgS,u"h. who is capable of directing
%Ns Of the college In a business way
EnShv VIZ no a factor in leglsla i've mat
S NV. u comes 10 the point OF gettiug
sn' items in the appropriation bill 10
4 y INV maintain the college.
a n Aind OF man may he hard to find,
ii noard has In view a nonapplicnnt
In il',,pS.ung to information received,
Il ySs'a Yesterday agreed not TO make
XSsion. P"i '''S WHO were uhHer
taS IA ne that a president will not be
tue waco meeting.
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peficienoy AnnIioatinn

Austin. Texas. March % Another appli-
cation for deficiency certificate on ac
count Of the general appropriation hill was
fled this morning. This time it comes from
the general land ohlcc and the items en-.
hraced IN the application are as follows:
For stationery. records. boots and fur.
NIUE. Siu00.
Contingent expenses 500.
Neitm blue print for the draughting d ?.
rartrlcnt. SOD
telegraph, tov els anl laundry. $40.
Making total of Sl22O
Just as som As the matter Is taken m
the application viii be allowed and The
certificate will he .ssucd covering TIN;
amount.
This makcS the seventh certificate ~ tao
Hind within the past week. aud more are
bound to come
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me unaefhoid in town ana from What caa
~ heard !. Is g.Ddaah S rem + b tsl
,ntr ~ tulnl disuigts Ci,e.s Soma, ming
nhlp, hs 70 disturb present 4 10 tbr Q
IS a nfSt class Likelihood of the pro lpI lol
sentiment sweeping tho county A ID f.
lhe intention oi the men b,hind ii - d j.
rear cnr idates for Office who arr giyin {
tne Wink 10 SUNDAY saloon closing Tne
TACT that the leading candidate fbr stat,
senator from this dist TT hal s from A nrn-
nutrition county Is somewhat disturbing Ia
thc local heer agents. hnt thc movern NJ
mas gained such Roadway that Il NO Id he
useless Just now TO try to head IL OF.
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NOTICE.

During my temporary absence on
the other Islands, Mr.. Isaac Testa
will attend to all business matters
for me on behalf Of The lNDEPEN-
DENT. r, j. TESLA,
Proprietor and Publisher.
Honolulu, Dec. 20, 1901,
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