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FOR RENT.D. D. THOMPSON. 1885 ST.
10 Grant pl, 2r fat. 49, 0 720 ne. Or .235
1907 18th NV. Or. $1,000 Ats Mass. NV 7r b3O O
2341 18th nv. liz. 2b 80. DOL 1871 ne. Or. b. 276
1890 Roanoke. 10r. 40. IS 1243 Nd av me- g. b. 1873
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FOR sALE-H0USES.
Investors and Homeseekers, Attention.
Open at oil times See them today.

FOR SALE
Investors and Homeseekers, Attention.
Open at all times. See them today.
The best constructed dwellings. colonial style.
every way. are now being offered for sale in Hall
hurst, one Of the most beautiful subdivisions In
situated Nos. aSoOas and 10 Wisconsin
northwest, which Is one OF the most desirable To-
cations for residence purposes to be found.
electric cars from the heart Of the city. and.
being such a high elevation surpass any To-
ness. The scenery is magnificent and win never
be cut OF from the view Of the occupants Of these
dwellings. Every improvement and convenience
conducive to happiness now there.
Not q vacant house in this section.
Overlooks the Naval Observatory grounds, and
about $50 feet from the Great Naval Observatory
Circle. which is 16O feet wide and will be the
most magnificent and fashionable driveway In
This property is rapidly growing In value. No
wildcat scheme, but an Investment built on q
sure foundation Of profit to you.
that viii make e It bargain PERSONAL
will convince you Of this fact
The restrictions such that no building can
be erected here other than for residence purposes
as the owner Of these houses controls the entire
subdivision.
Two-story. cellar and attic brick dwellings,;
slate roof; dormer windows; cellar under entire
house. with cement floor: ceilings plastered; coal
bins; laundry tubs; steam-heating furnace, which
Is the most modern way Of beating.
First foor-Contains large hall. parlor. library,
dining nom schsn and p.n cabinet m bpa11
and front and back stairways.
Second hoor-Oontains four large, bright and
cheerful communicating chambers. with closet In
each; tiled bath, with porcelain tub, &c; garrett
over entire dwelling and may be converted into
two large rooms II 80 desired.
Lots are each 2bx125 feet to alley, containing
LIS square feet, giving each house front, rear
and side yards making the same open on three
air. something that Is seldom obtained in city
bones. Dwellings in this section detached
and situated on terraces.
All material used in the construction Of these
houses Is the best that money can buy. Build
tngs superintendent and inspected by the architect
and owner daily. and no chance for defective ma
terial to be used in any portion OF the houses.
Purchasers at this time Will be allowed to select
interior decorations.
The price is only Sc, $50 each. on any reasonable
terms.
This is a chance seldom offered In houses Of
this construction.
These houses are built on cement foundations
on bed Of gravel. They were not put up for the
sake of selling, but were built so that they will
last for years, and complaints will be heard
from the purchasers OF the same.
LOUIS D. WINE & CO.,
se11-2t Exclusive Agents, 1904 E st. NV.
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FOB SALE A HANDSOME RESIDENCE OK
Connecticut ave., within 80 yards Of Dupon0
Circle; car be bought cheap
auA-n EARLY LANPToN. elB 18th ct. nv.
TOR 4ALE-A PDOAL AND RXTRAORDINAnY
bsRgaln-a rass opportunity-a Reaal briek an4
rooms deep; al moden improvements; Wostl
t1o.Q0o: Can y soad for 100; tsrms t. suiG
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CLEVELAND PARK.
CLEVELAND PARK.
Homes-the most beautiful
homes-the cheapest.
LOTS FOR SALE
Visit the Park and see ~
aue4-n 1913 q St
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Beaumont Te1ss, February e.-Frank r.
Permuth was buried today in the Masnoha
cemetery by order Of Mrs, Permuth.
The local Aremcn are highly elated over
the presentation IN them today ot a bi-
black hear He is gentle and there have
been from 6tty 70 a hundred children
around him all day
Mr. o. L. Simons, who has been on the
sraff of the Journal, left yesterday for
Goshen. Ind, where he was suddenly
called by the death Of his father
city Marshal Stewart stated that he IS
going TO insist upon rigid enforcement 90 o,
of touts. faklrs and the Ike. The or.
diuaucc will become effective the end OF
this week.
senator J. T Beaty passed through the
city this afternoon en- route to Austin Tor
the senate. which starts IN again tomor-
VOW
The compartments for white and roorcd
Messengers on the street railway have all
been Installed. and while they look pc
culiar. vet they arc certainly DONG q grPa'
deal ia reduce tho friction that has here
toforc existed.
A dozen new suits were filed today. This
does not look very much like toe new court
which started in today Will reduce inc
docket. All these were In the district
| courts
/ Mayor LHngham mad tremendous court
!
! ofcerS since Saturday night.
| r ". WiIkcrson tho man who shot bis
| wife at the oil fields several days ago, vnt
bound over without bond by Justice Pope
! This morning WilketEon claims that the
| shoot ing was accidental There was no eve
! witness 90 tho decd
On account Of tho corner stone laying ot
the now Baptist church, IN take place ol
| Tuesday afternoon, the social meeting n
| the ladies' If tho preshy terian conGrega
| tiOn viii he postponed until Wednesday ar
! ternoop at 3 o'clock.
The newly organized Beaumont city hant
! will give Its hrst concert Al the city par
Tonight. beginning at I3o o'clock sharp
The Neches club had a regular meetin!
tonight and transacted considerable
amount Of business
The next attraction at the Kyle is Hav
erIys mirstrcls. with George Wilson as tn
star Wednesday night. They are having
good advance sale
Alderman j. T. Gossett will spend 10
morrow In Austin Judge Pope also OK
poets 70 60 up 10 see his old time 90
leagues,
Hal W Grcer lot ON the Orice thl
afternoon for Angletou.
Gustav A. Jain. the prominent rice mar
| Woo las been here tho last few days, ho
gone back 70 New York
The Knights Templsrs will hold NEE
irG AZ the NHsonic temple tomorrow Tue
day. night The commaudery has inst hoo
organized and they have a great deal 4
, work on hand,
The local lodge of Eagles are gothr
into their handsome new quarters IN Nh
| gtt,ert building
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A CARD
From DR.. w. H. Hale Of the Bd
ish Medical Institute,

Editor Post
Sir: During the past twelve uor. i.
Houston branch ~ the British No.
Institute. iocnted Mt l0l3 Texas sN,si
has given IT'S service entlrply I'm n ~.
2oA invaldS. having charged esA M
SUhcient sum TO cover the actual M. 3
treatment Nearly 1870 OF these ,nrp.
have been discharged cured notraSr,i
ing the fact that many Of them rsss
from msladieS that had been frooor,,s
incurahle. Numerous letters beam, n
deuce Of this fact have appeared h n.
columns from time to time.
To give your readers a more in,srk..
idea concerning the maladla, W In
cured In our Houston Office Curing tN ~,
twelve months, we give the follDTine ~,
from orr books:
Diseases chi
Catarrh .....,..,.... 4.es.. .....,.,.-. n
Female Weakness ....~--.A..,.,-. 4
Goltrc. Tumor .......,-s Il
Piles, Fistula t.,."..,.
cancer .'.'.'''' ss-ss ~ ssT~ ~, ,-,..
Opium Habit ..-.......-....-..,, -r...
Deafness .........,,,.a~ s..n..a.,,
Blood Poison ......-....-"....,.s..
Rupture ...,.- ....t..s...,,.,',s-""
N0riCocele ......s.ss's ss,..>.'...i..
Bydrocele ...,..,,S.,s ~-...a,.,..,, y
Weakness NJ Men ......%..".,n"s !.
Skin Diseases .....-.s-...ss.~,.,-,
StcrilitN .......,..s~ s,s.''-@.,tss-
Heart Disease .,...~-~..,.,',",-.,
Miscellaneous .......".-s .-"-., !
-
Total ,.,.,.,,.......,,..,..,...,,., y
The object Of the British NEEDED inf
| tute In giving Its services free to sgs
large number ~ invalids, and for Nil
| prolonged period was for the eIvrsT J.
lspose Of making its superior skl ne
/ 10 the citizens Of Houston and yst'
| and ~ demonstrating Its ability . 2
! Catarrh and Catarrhal deafness al'2 y
| and female weakness, and RnpnIa w
cole, Goitre Cancer, and all diseases
| the rectum -
Tho fact hcing now proven N W. 2;
majority of your readers, II Is nov y y
| for ms to announce, that onr otee
| mnncntlv located IN Houston, ana ~
| md after this date. We VIII glve nl !
sultation free 10 all invalids' tnn =
make n charge N So for a thoroan
animation. with advice 10 each M
that our charges for treatment WI li. Z !,
reasonable as Is consistent Win nv Q
Nv" IT '"N''' W. II. Hale, " !
Houston. January 20. 1903
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Asslnnment al Cameron.

Cameron, Texas, February ., Late sat.
urday evening, T. IL, Lnngs department
store mudc general asslynment FOR tho
heueht ot creditors Hon. Monta J. Moore
was mado assignee Assets in stock Of
goods aud equity In land Si5,loo Liamll,
ties. 100000
Last week l<rlzan X Iosovsky doing a
general merchandise busiuess, were thrown
into bankruptcy by their creditors
John Dobhins, formerly merchant at Walk
erS creek. this county, mas purchaser the
NJ Amerinc stock nt groceries. and Will
conduct the hnsincse nc the Old staud
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BIG STATES CLASH.
ksrsas and Texas Row Threatened Owe
Site for Worlds Fair Building,

Kansas and Texas Row Threatened Over
Site for Worlds Fair Building
81. Louis Globe Democrat
Kansas and Texas may in the near IN.
ture suspend diplomatic relations as re.
suit Of the proposed change by Director Of
Works TAYLOR Of tho Kansas building site
on the Worlds Fair grounds. In order tn
accommodate the peculiar star shaped build
ing that Texas proposes erecting on the
plateau OF States.
Kansas IS very well satisfied with her
present site. however. and II not disposed
10 give It up 10 Texas without a murmur.
This Discrimination is strengthened nv the
fact that the alternative site thar Director
Of Works Taylor proposes 10 aIlot for IN,
Kansas building is in partial hollow som
ten feet lower than the former site. and I'm
every way less desirable.
Mr.. TAYLOR Informed Mr.. X f. SImops
treasurer OF the Kansas commission. and
Architect W. W. Rose OF Kansas Cit,,
! kan, OF his proposed action for tho 6rsi
llmC ou the occasion OF their visit in ~,
administration building Yesterday INV ~,
purpose Of submitting 20 Mr.. ravior 10,
buildiug N'"s''
Mr.. simons refused TO assent TO Tho nron
oSiilon without first consulting viii Lt
| ielloW members of the commission. As III,
latter are equally satisfied With lie prescn'
| location Tor their building. there seems :,
( IL willingly '''''nW'
Kansas was one Of tho first Stotos !,
make an appropriation for Worlds Eo1
( representation, and the commisSioners ia a.,
| that in the fullncss OF their gratitudo 10
/ the states PROMPT action tho cxposttinr ~
| nclals promised them a choice location -
! the State hAxding 'u 10
| II was another story however. whom th.
commission came to the city lust before 81,
/ the choice site ~ seiec
on this occasion they we're tnl5 -,u
many expressions Of regret, that n uori,
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Er.GoNernor Elshhnok had

Fort Smith, Ark. February e--Former
Governor William II. Fishbaok died today
ut his home In Fort Smith OF paralysis
lie was 70 years old and served as governor
OF Arkansas from 1893 to 1895 He ran
against James II Reuy for the United
sRtes senate In 1894, but was Defeated,
He was widely known as the author Of the
Fishhack amendment to the constitution oi
Arkansas, by which the legislature Ia for,
bldden ever 60 pay certain alleged frRudu,
lcnt state bonds issued during tho recon
struction period
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Barns at pen,son.

neuison. Tcxns February .. The barn ri
P j. Mullcu. with two head ot horsos two
mules md large amount ot feed, together
with three saddles, several sets Of harness
aud valuable urw delivery wagon, were
burned this morning Air, Mullen estimates
his loss at about $1,000, with no Insurance.
The barn NJ rat Kennedy. adjoining, was
damgged 10 the extent NJ $3.50; covered 10y
Insurance
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CAMPBELL ELECTED MAYOR.
His Majority Over TerelI Is Less Than
Two Hundred.

Two Hundred.
San Antonio. Texas, February 1o,-The
city election today passed off quietly,
not disturbance taking place in any part
Of tho city The vote was heavy hut not
mp to registration nor to poll tax receipts.
The contest has been close aud at this
hour Il a. M 81 is hard TO tell who has
been elected, though the indications are
that John c. Campbell has been elected
mayor by less than POO majority over Or.
Fred Terrell. 1t viii take the full returns
To determine this.
Returns have been received from only
twenty-three precincts leaving ten vet TO
hear from. some VI which are Terrell boxes
and others Campbell
The vote for other Offices can not be had
at this hour, but 1t is sure a mixed ticket
will be elected.
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Go and EIacttIo Man.

Austin. Texas February 9.The board
Of directors OF tho Southwestern Gas, EleC-
trio and street Railway association met
here toduy for tho purpose Of nrronring
the time and selecting the place FOR holding
tho next annual meeting of the association.
At the meeting today r. u Scovlll II
Austin was elected secretary " the ESQ
citation Ga MI vacancy
NIcc President H. T Ycager Of Laredo
ie acting president an account Of the death
or H. ii Jenkins II san Antonio, tate
president of the association,
The next meeting viii be held In An
and the place viii likely be M Dallns 1ha
| VIII he decided tomorrow 10y the board,
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comn,isaionsrs Court.

Beaumont. TeSse, February D-The
county court met today in their regular
quarterly meeting
Tho most of the morning was devoted 70
appointlug the election Judges. This
afternoon they have been discussing the
FLANDERS situation around Nedcrlsnd Sow
cr,l n,plcs vere shot thcre and tho geutle
mon owning them have put IN bills for thelI
paymcnt. They have IN the main complied
with tho statutes ON the question ana the
bills viii I'm all probability he paid.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
M.etlnn Of Creditofp.

Lochhart, Texas, February o,--The Arst
meeting of the creditors OF George F. Nc
Mahon, bankrupt, Of Caldwell county, viii
no hcla Mt office " Referee Franz FIset.
In the city OF Austin, on tho 2lst day of
February. at 10 o'clock. q, m, at which
time the creditors may present their claims
and elect n receiver
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clnnents l\essinaer.

beaumont, Texas, February o There was
o,Aet wedding yesterday afternoon en-
the psrlors of Hotel Field few Of the
hotei guests being present. The contract.
inc partlee we're Mr.. Henry " Clements
and Miss Nettic KosSinger. both Of Corsi.
cana REV. r. T. Robbins " the First
Presbyterian eaurch performed the eere.
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WATER IS NOW RECEDlNG
Numerous Of The Spindle Top Wells Are
Again Producing OIL.
NUMBER OF NEW SUITS WE'RE FILED
~. M. Peck Has Qualified ss Recover
for the Central Power and IN
provement Company


Resumont Texas. February 9-Ihe re-
s,. !, ~ .si wa,or on Spindlc Top
ceoihs oi NY vot
has apparently become ,.,
day passes uut soinV ,,t,nhor,s
ness reports TINT AIS VIZ ~ ~ ur
well has begun prolueluE w. u.
frank Caldwell states that ms '"V 49,
49,, ~ +boncht were heing lost entirely
...N 49,, soi, wafer. are now pr0ducuE
II o,l rh,ob ls most gratifying thlne
80 n, doos not believe that he alone
.. 4bos favored. but that it ia
has pee" ' e,,,,,io q,op and Tint
general condnloh eu I, p'l' ss,,,-,ctars ON tho
Il will continue ~ tlg -tHt,,,, in ,yith water
new wells keep rom ult,, ,,,,i Volumes of
and pumping such t'e'''"'
It into the oil sands
- .,o..
suit has bccu hled In lle ''eiN
ar tho district court by tho taitNm'u 3
Consolidated Oil lpNpHHf ~ Wv N'
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Immediately begin extensive operations 10
the way Of developing Jasper aud newton
/, oupties Tho company VIII bore several
wells In each If those counties. and they
feel sure that oil VIII he found in mere
thnn one locality
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Tax Money Coming In.

Austin, Texas, February ".--The state
treasurer received this evening 100000
from the tax collectors, to hn credited To
the general revenue fund
! Tho receipts from this source for this
months the treasurer Catim9grs VIII he
| 81 900 900.
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Nov. Germany at Lake Charles.

Lake Charles, la, February e.-The Mer-
mcntau OIL company organi5ed under the
laws OF New Jersey with capitnl stock
~ SaO0,0 Oo, has begun boring for oil ON tina
Broussnrd place. near Lake Arthur. The
company M composed OF New York rice
men Howard Alderman IL general man
nrvpH
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AN AGREEMENT REACHED.


st. Louis, February 9-The agreement
reached between the Cotton Belt aud its
conductors and trainmeu, IN which the lat
ter arc granted Ia per cent advance in
wages, similar to that given by the three
other Southwestern lines 10 their men, will
be signed. thus avertng a strike that
seemed imminent last week.
The question of a raise Of wages for
| trainmeu and conductors Of the Wabash
system with other matters of difference he
tween employer aud employees will be taken
up next Friday
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Grant Is Cornina TedaY.

Austin Texas February a.-Geucral Fred
y Grant, stan mud military commander Of
the Department Of Texas viii como "a
Austin from Fort sam Houston tomorrow
tn nav hls respects to Governor Lunham
M head Vt the civil government, II WIS de-
cldnd tonight 20 tcudcr him reception
az o'clpci In representative hall
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MEDICINE LODGE, Kan. Forntc- Gov.
crnor William =. Stanley has declined The
appointment rs a member OF the Dawes
commission.
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he imposslhlo ia Mace them. where they
desired and thev had to content themselves
with the site picked out for them by the
exposition.
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BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HAS
ADOPTED SET OF RESOLUTIONS
Opposing a Bill Which Is Now Pending
in the Aouse--Conn1issione
Court Had a Meeting

Beaumont. Texas, February 9.--The Bean
mont Chamber of Commerce started I'm
oarlv with It's work and Yesterday after.
noon. while business was suspended for tho
day, took OCCASION TO formulate and adopt
the following resolution. which was for
warded 70 Senator Heuty and Representa-
tive Dun
Whereas II has come 10 the knowledge
NJ the Relunont Chamber Of Commerce
that there Is pending a hill in the home
OF Representatives senate hill No. 26l, pro
vlding for the cancellation of permits to do
business In Texas Of any foreign corpora
tion bringing suit In the United StnleS
courts on the grounds Of diversity OF ciu-
zenship and,
Whereas. There Is absolutely nothing to
he gained by any action NJ our people ny
the passage of such measure, and,
whereas II r. 1nanifestly denial Of
4 constitutional rights which should he guar.
antecd 10 cvcry citizen; and.
/ Whereas. Its passage would give this
I state a reputation Of being preiudiced and
! ntagonistic to the investment Of legitimate
/ capital therefore he It
Resolved, That this association coudomns
The bill as being unjust and inequitahle and
/ contrary to the best interests of the stale,
/ and urges our representatives, to use every
cndcavor to defeat It's passage To the
house. "
The organization also invited the lcgis
laturc to visit beaumont, and appointe'
Messrs W, f Twadwny, W. T. II. Nc
Faddn and CAPTAIN w {. Iyrrel as
committee to prepare for the entertain
ment Of tho Law makers.
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monv Mr. Clemeute is i'm the employ NJ
thc Texas oil company here.
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lcdIcLIon Nv Rev y. v NodoN-
NV coIrt h Workino ordor,

Beaumont. Texas, February e--Mr J.
q Fuford 6sa hecn appointed deputy to
the Sixtleth district court and win look
after the clerical end ~ Judge Watts
business All even numbered cases 90 to
Judge watts court and the district clerks
office has already begun the work Of get,
ting ready for the new court The odd
cases go into the Fifty'eiShth or judge
Pope's court Then. II they and that most
Of the biz cases have gone 10 one or the
other " the courts, the Judges themselves
win transfer them until they nre equaliaei
60 FAR ms the time required 70 dispose 81
them ls concerned.
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co,rrr store 70 Be- Id Today.


beaumont Texas, February e.-The cor
nor stone Of tho new Baptist church that
(. holng constructed viii be laid with MP.
bropriatc ceremonies tomorrow afternoon
Mt O'Clock Tho address Of the occasion
will hc delivered ny Edgar Y Mullins,
president Of the Southern Baptist Theolog
ical seminary of Louisville, Ky II the
weather is bad rhe exercises will be held
IN me usual meeting place OF tho Baptist
society In PcarlstcIn bali on TsnnIu street
Tho following program will be carried
out
Hymn
W Mccall
Prayer by Rev, 7 A Smart.
Hymn.
Address ny Dr.. Edgar Y Mullins, pres'
don't Of the Southern BAPTIST Theological
seminary Louisville, KY
HYMN
pepositinS articles In the stone,
Placing NJ The stone by Deacon G.. W
Carroll. assisted 10y the architect, Mr. H. \
Dawson, and tho contractor MIR g. Il
Rsnodictlor inv Rev j. VI Rodon
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