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THE GALVESTON DAILY NEWS, ifTRIDAY; JUNE 10, 1904. noy nci3 Kiirrt. SOL BSOMBERG IS A CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY ATTOENKY to the of (ho Primary. HOY SU-Ymr-Olil SwtmmlMfr WHh OtHiiiimiiuiui at Ilt'aumout. Brccut, TO Tun Nvui, ItrniiKumt.

Junu nurnott 6 yctirs old, was drowned ubovit 3 o'cloc i this In imfh.Ui.Kul tank tit tlu Bi'curlly oil refinery. Ho was rnllril for ai homo on Sabine Pass uvonim by two boy. of similar uge. and they ail three went of on horelmck to go stvlminlKtr. Vhc ncx heard was a telephone? to tho boy's (stepfather, V.

J. La miry. telling of tin drowning. l'hc boy's was formerly In Mm-Bhatl. 1CK CHKAM ANf CJJCl'MUBUS; Mnu Arrested for Uruiikcnnvsn Put a Novel rien.

Rraeut TO TBB Maws. Mnrlln. Tcx.i Jur.p party was nr- ralgncd before tho Mayor's Court tho other ulay charged with drunkenness who set up rather unique defense, claiming that he was not drunk as charged, but that ho ha eaten a quantity of ice cream and cucumbers and he found the combination a difficult load to handle properly. The explanation did satisfy the mlr.d of the court TEXANS ABROAD, HcKlnlercrt nt News' Fair llurean. Sf.

Louis, following Texans registered at The News Bureau In the Texa: Hulldlng: W. C. Fernandez, Houston; J. Watt Nceld, Waco; C. Wise.

San Antonio; T. s. Donl- Phan, Coleman; Hyman. Waco; G. Steinberg, San Antonio; Adele Steinhergt Ban Antonio; H.

Padrtleford, Coleman; Ethel Hagler. Vernon; Annie Collins, Vernon; J. Mlchelson, Gonzales; L. Michelson, Gonzales: B. M.

Wilson and wife, Bartlett; H. M. Payne, Brownwood; Dr. and -Mrs. A.

D. Diipuy, San Antonio; F. H. Alexander, Marlln; Tom Duffy. Waco; A.

L. Beze. San Antonio; Mrs. A. L.

Beze, San Antonio; F.len Herff Duerler, San Antonio; N. M. Dombrawlski, Childress; Jack Cunningham, Childress; P. Nichols. Whitesboro; T.

H. Michaels San Antonio; O. A. Hoefer, El Paso; H. W.

Dempsey, Denlson; Mildred McClennan. Coleman; Amelia Alexander, Coleman; W. B. Morrison and wife, Beaumont: E. Well, Houston; Miss Daisy Cox, Fort Worth; Mrs.

G. G. King, Elgin; H. L. Frasher 'nnd wife, C.

M. McMillan. Austin; Dr. R. Wallls, Rockdale; W.

H. Austin; Mrs. W. H. Bell, Austin; Harris Bell.

Austin; Mary J. Martin, Penelope; Miss L. Hawkins, Hilisboro; J. Lehtnann, Dallas; Miss J. LOOK, Commerce; Mrs.

W. F. Sommers, Dallas; C. Sommers. Dallas; L.

E. Sommers. Dallas; N. W. 1 A whom.

San Antonio; T. Preis- meyer, El Campo; Mrs. N. V. Truly, Eagle Lake; C.

L. Alderman, Big Springs; W. P. Wood. Nacogdoches Lr.

3. W. Combs, Mrs. J. W.

Combs, New Bravnfels; w. F. Davis, Palestine; J. C. Burrows, Mrs.

M. Burrows, Rissa May Keevllle; W. M. Rea, Fort Worth; A F. Jones, Mrs.

A. F. Jones, Ardmore; G. W. Baker, L.

H. Davis, Dallas; T. F. Martin. Galventon; C.

O. Pollard, Mrs. C. O. Pollard, Childress; W.

D. R. Davis, Vernon; Ira Meredith. W. D.

Gough, Sherman; C. Becker. Anderson; Miss L. Kloecker, Ilowllh; A. Tips, Mrs.

A. Tins, Runge: H. Eskle, Taylor; W. S. McGregor Sadie A.

Grieves, N. Cockerlll, Mrs. O. W. Hazlewood, Beaumont; D.

P. Tally," D. 3. SReen. Dnnlson; F.

T. Dolan. M. L. Spcoms.

Fort Worth; H. C. Van Buthlck. Childress; E. P.

Price. Tyler; O. A. Guerne, Mrs. O.

A. Guerne. New Braun- telti Elsie Lurklna. F. Wright.

El Paso; M'. Toepperweln, Leon Springs; A. H. Oelkers. New Braunfels; E.

Barnes, Merkel; MaiTe Salm, Ellsa Nette, San Antonio; Mrs. T. A. Babb. Miss Anna Babb, Clarendon; A.

F. Rees, Beevllle; T. B. Floyd. Dal- R.

L. Cook and wife, Sherman: A. Blumenthal, Mrs. A. Biumenthal.

El Paso; Mrs. N. Miller, W. H. Crowe and wife, Houston; Miss Elliabsth Mnltbic.

Mrs. B. A. Simpson. Ardmore; Mrs.

Jennie E. Walktir. Weathcrford; A. M. Ashcraft and wife, Whltesboro; C.

V. Robertson, L. A. Robertnon, Galveston; II. Jalonlck, Dallas; E.

D. Steger and wife, Bonham; Miss Dora McCuteheon, Commerce; Miss'R. Smith, Miss Ruth Smith, Miss M. Smith. Houston; W.

L. Cain, W. L. Cain, Tyler: Louie Cain. Tyler; Mrs.

Alva L. Mayes, Mc- Klnney; Mrs. A. B. Mayes, McKinney; C.

Bass, San Antonio; F. H. Bailey, I'arls; Mrs. F. H.

Bailey, Paris; Emma C. Whitley, Paso; W. C. Baker, Chillicothe; Mrs. W.

C. -Baker, Onililcothe; W. M. Herman, Corslcana, Mrs. W.

M. Herman, Corsicana; J. E. Hughes. Houston; A.

Weimbauiih, El Paso; E. C. Briggc, San Antonio; M. B. Young, Weatherford; T.

F. Holbrnok. Muskogee; R. C. Martin.

7ort Worth; G. W. Graves, Houston; C. McD. Robinson, Gal- vestun; E.

Bernstein, Marshall; Mrs. E. A. Fort Worth; Mrs. J.

Flald- Fort Worth; Mrs. N. J. Field, Fort Worth; Miss J. V.

Field, Fort Worth; ,1. O. Pattou, San Antonio; Joe F. Cunningham, Mrs. J.

M. Nunn. Bonham; Mr.3. V. A.

Bwlng. Bonham; C. H. Williams, Waco' Mrs. E.

Cever, Waco; "Mrs. W. It. lun. Coleman; S.

Peabody. Houston; A. Lenglet, iFort Worth; C. Wolf. Houston; Nora Sumner, Paris; Cora Shelton, Pnns; Gertrude Moore, Miueola; J.

P. Womack, Marshall; E. H. Reynolds, Houston; Geo. K.

Hanselmann, Galvegton; S. B. Vaughn Mits R. Templeton. Dallas: TI-; Harris, Dallas; Mrs.

L. Ledger, Dallas; J. Schwartz, Corslcana; Mrs. J. Schwartz Corslcana; L.

StricWand. Dallas: T. B. Tut- tlebee, Sart Antonio: Reagan Houston Jc San Ar.tonio; Hogg, Austin; Mis. A.

-v. Houston, San Antonio; Mrs. M. W. Btritkland, San Antonio; Henry Boedeker Da'llas; Mn.

B. Boedeker, Dallas; Mr and Mrs. Charles E. Sasseen, San Antonio; Mr. and "Mrs.

A. E. Thomas, Bow'e; Mr and Mrs. W. M.

Dugan, Arlington; Miss L. Dugan, Arlington; Mr. and Mra. W. Galbreath, Forti Worth; Mr.

and Mrs. August Lamm, Piano; Mrs. W. H. Spivy, Henderson; T.

C. Farmer, Palestine; w. A. Fernandes, Houston. PERSONALS, Mr.

J. G. Schermack la In Houston. Mr. Max Schornatein has gone to the Woi-id's Fair.

Judgo Walter T. Burns spent yesterday afternoon in Houston. After spending a couple of days at home Mr. Harris Masterson left yesterday for West Texas. Mrs.

Charles Pilney Elmlna anrt children W. P. Oleaves, Mrs. W. Oleaves and Patrick W.

Cleaves of Colmesneil are here visiting friends for a few days. Maj. A. J. Walker has returned from a trip to New Orleans and Little Rock, accompanying the remains of his son to their last resting place.

Mrs. Walker will not return to Ualveston until the hot weather is over. WHEV VOU GO AWAY Vnu Will Wanf to Get Tfce If you clip thlo and paste It In your hat you will know where to get It. ATLANTA, GA. Klmball House News Stand.

COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO Newspaper Agency. CHICAGO. ILL. Palmer House News Stand Auditorium Annex News Stand p. O.

Newa 178 Dearborn at. DENVER. COLO. Book Story Co j. Black.

HOT SPRINGS. ARK. C. H. WoaveY Co.

KANSAS CITY. MO. M. T. Wright.

Clrar Store, Oth and Walnut LOS ANGELES, 'Harry Drapkln. Nfiv? YORK, N. Y. Brentano'i. II Union Squr.re.

Aator Houae Newi Stand. NEW ORLEANS, LA. H. J. Holle.

Commerce Place. it. Charloi Hotel Newi Stand. PORTLAND, ORE. Hi.

B. Rich. OAK FRANWBOO, CAL. palace Hotel Ncrra Ctand. LOVlf.

MO. T. Jett Book it Btatlontnr Co. thnr Hulaliniir, 7H ChMtnut it Ration Newi fltand. I Hofl Newa MMd.

--t it THK Il.STIN(il ISHlCl) I'AHTV OK IJKEP WATUU VI.SITOHS WII.I, A THIS I PROGRAM OF ENTERUIHUEliT liy AVnter Committee. Inner Kvoninwr--Sail UH the Buy Tomorrow. ConRrossmian And his dlstin pufstie.l i-nrty cxpt-ctcil to loavo nt o'clock lust night, according advices rci-t'ivcd yestorUny by the Galves- lon Ccmmittee. They miiko connection at Kennedy Junction with tho livy Crockett train on tho Aransas Past', arriving at Houston about 7 o'clock this mmning. i rcm there the party will So to Vehiscc.

thence back to Houston, aiiu to arrive at Galveston this evening at o'clock. The Deep "Water Ccmmitteo will receive tl'O vlsitoi-jj ard Ir.tcr In the evening, prob- p. will entertain them at dinner at tho Garten Vereln. Tomorrow rooming, as early as suits the convenience cf CongrQssrran. yn his party, the visltorb.will be given a sail upar.

the bay and a thorough inspection will be made of the harbor. Upon returnlns to the city a drive will be made pro und the city, which wiU include a visit to the sea- The party will then go to Houston. beinij placed at the head of the Important comm.itU»e ir. Congress over which he Congressman Pur ton has left undone that would the better pre- piro him to intelligently discharge the im- responslWlities incumbent upon 1m. As has hoi'jtofore been published in Tin News, he recently made a visit to Euroim and cait studied the waterway? in the new world.

He has also writ-ten a book upon this subject which is an accepted antnority. Galveston feels that she is deeply indebted tu Congressman Burton and his conferees on the Rivers and Harbors Committee in Confess, and to theh excellent iudgment is due much of Uie local improvement that has been made here. With the data presented to Congressman Burton frorr. time to time, indicating lit no uncertain manner this importance of this port to the great Southwest, hs hau felt justified in favorably passing upon the claims of Galveston and giving the port practically all that she has asked for. Tht citizens of iheie- fore feel thai they hardly need an introduction, to the worthv Congressman from Ohio, and cnly regrt-l tnat his visit is necessarily brief that they will be deprived of the portunity of Individually expressing their gratitude, for the interest he has ever manifested in Calves ton's welfare.

SOUTHEAST TEXAS PROGRAM. Barton nnd Party to 3pmt Saturday find Sunduy There. BPBCIAL TO THB NBWI. Beaumont, T. K.

Burton and "several members of the National Houae of Representatives Committee on Rivers and Harbors are expected to arrive in Beaumont Saturday evening from Galveston. Plans, for their entertainment, while here and for a tour of inspection of the rivers of Beaumont and Orange Counties, the harbor at Sabine and the canal at Port Arthur, have been completed, and the program announced. A committee of the Beaumont Chamber of Commerce and citizens of Orange will go to Galveston to meet the committee, arriving there about noon and returning to this city in the evening with them. This commjt- tea will comprise Capt. William Weisd, Col.

W. S. Davidson, W. P. McFaddin and John-N.

Gilbert of Beaumont; Dicken- aheets, F. W. Harwell and Charles Rein of Orange. Tha party is calculated to arrive in Beaumont at 7:30 o'clock, and will be taken to an informal supper at the Crosby House," lollowlng which the visiting notables will be taken to the homes of the leading citizens, where they will be during their stay nere, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Keith having prepared to care for the greater part of the visitors at their magnificent home, "Arbcl Grande," on Calder avenue. Sunday morning 1 at 8:30 an informal reception will be tendered in the quarters of the Chamber of Commerce, where the citizens will be given the opportunity of nesting: Mr. Rurton and the members of his party- A brief speech of welcome will he delivered by Congressman Samuel B. Cooper of this district. At 9 o'clock carriages will be taken for a drive about the city of an hour, and at i) a special train of the Kansas City Southern will be boarded at the Gulf Interstate Depot, and'the delegation will be taken to the Security Oil Refinery and to the pumping station of the McFaddin, Weica Kyle Company at thslr aig rice farm.

At noon party will return for an informal lunch at the Crosby, and at 1 o'clock boats will be taken for a trip down the Neches River. The boats will 'proceed to Sabine Pass, inspecting the proposed canal territory route, and the night will be spent in Sabine. Monday morning a trip will be made up the puss and across the lake and tip Sabine River to Orange, which the estimate Is reached oy 2 o'clock. Dinner 'will be served at the Holland at following which speeches will be made by the representative citizens of Beaumont on the necessity and benefits of deep water to the places. At this point the Congressional delegation will re-embark on special train to continue their tour of nspectlon.

BURTON AT CORPUS. Some of the Party Continir Up on the Steamer Maa-nolia. TO THE Niws. Corpus June follow- iK members of the Rivers and Harbors Committee arrived fn this city on E. H.

R. rreen's yacht Mabel this evening at 7 o'clock: Congressmen D. A. S. Alexander, New York; Earnest F.

Atcheson, Pennsylvania; E. RansdelJ. Louisiana; James 'Yiaconsln; George F. Bur- reas, Texas. John N.

Garner of this district, with a arge number of citizens from Corpus Christ! and Rockport, accompanied the arty. Chairman Burton and Congressman Jishop of Michigan, took (ho lighthouse ender Magnolia nnd went to Velasco. "udge Ben D. Heldon and Jamea C. Fulton if RockporL accompanied the party The Corpus Chrlati committee was composed of the following citizens: Mayor Se- rest.

President Royal Qivens and i3ecretary Tansey of the Board Trade: Judge Stanley Welch, M. T. Gaffney, C. J. Mac- ilanua, Judge W.

B. Hopkins and Capt. B. p. Crouch.

Judge Shelton was tn charge of the boat md extended many courtesies to the party. Carriages met them at the wharf and a drive over the city was engaged In. A grand banquet. tendered the distinguished visitors by the Board of Trade of hfa city at the New (fonatantlne Hotel tonight. Judge Welch made a speech of welcome and hearty responses were given by Congressmen Alexander and Davidson.

General Mulinger Monserrate of the Aransas 'ass Railroad wan present. The demonstrations on the part of the jorpuh Christl citizens are no more enthuai- mtlc tmin the words of the committee in egard to the future of Corpus They viewed with decided favor thja plan of the tralght channel between Aranias Pass and Chrfstl. After a thorough Investigation and reviewing the from all sides, they promises, the fulfillment of which means sure success. HOUSTON'S PROGRAM. Will -Meet Onlwiitvn Pmrtr r- Tn HouMtoh, Jiv.w Geo.

i of thr Houaton Biulntr. WM htmx today making nil tlM preparation! to and vMt of the Riven and Htrtwrr ComniUtM to thla city ftml FMecttt, Owlnc to iu tlu procrftn the will AT- w)U tmc vtlt Friday unil wlil timko tholr intipcctlon In that iH'i't Uurli'Ji Ouit Onto. Chulrnmn Urn-Jon niul ft-w uf ttu i-otninHU'o will by biiut 1'iul by cull. lurul il.H- i wutor foiiiuiltt; 1 With SJOiotiirv will leave ht-ro at o'clock fcsiturJuy iiMinilnx f-" (iiilvcsk-n. iviclilnK liH'io i.l will ItmiK'itl- nicly i ti tlu i slouiiHT Chas.

H'. Pliuko tiiiu tho t'Hthv jitirty nuirt iibout $:30 tor City, wlu-rt ihoy will make a Bt-)i for the uf hiMiHrcllon. From thoie will ro to to UynchlnirK. wht-rc tli'-V will Ictivo tiu 1 t'larkf tuiil hoiinl two Kinalli-r up Buffalo Uiiyou to Weld priM? ami whurvos below tliu city. ihoy will board tnilu of tlu International Grent Noitlu-rn Kail- way iti Mr.

Horticu Booth, and reach thlt city ii uml 7 o'clock Sut- Iccrned that Cnpt. Clarke's dnnlRO 7 is ht li 1 tin Uuyuu one mile w- low Houston, und tho tiudgc Atlantic Is tbiec inlk 1 below Clinton, and both are reposed n-i doing pood work. CuiigrcJ-aniun John Pinckncy will RO down from hero Satuvd'iy morning with the llotimtun i-arty. The Houston club hero will throw oiinn tlvj'c 1 dojrs to tho party, where they will assemble Saturday night. AWA3TS ni'UTON.

lie HUH In From lltn Caiupa.ffn fur the Purpose, BrRCIAL TO Till NBWi. Beaumont, June S. B. Cooper, who has cen in the upper part of tho district for the two weeks past, returned to the city last night for the purpose of being In Beaumont to meet Congressman Burton and party when they arrive here. The confusion aa to the exact date of the arrival of the Burton party caused Mr.

Cooper to come home sooner than ho otherwise would have done haif he been positive when the visitors were coming. Mr. Cooper expects to remain here until Monday. He expects Mr. to arrive here either on or before Monday, and he will spend so much time with the visitors as he can up to Monday nljrnt, when he leave- for Harrison County to resume the engagements he has creviaualy an- noungea in that county.

Mr. Couier is very nnxious to be here when Mr. Burton comes and would have desired to have spent fiev- eral days with the visiting: party had they arrived here on their previously announced schedule, but Congressman Cooper conceives that he is compelled to keep the promises he has made to speak to the people of the north end of the district ant! he will therefore receive Mr. Burton here Monday and possibly accompany him to Sabine Pass, from where he will return to this city and leave at once for Harrison County. Mr, Cooper preferred to riot discuss politics and his campaign at this time.

He has visited and made speeches In Tyler, Jasper, Newton. Sabine, San Augustine, Angelina, Panola and other counties tri the northern pari. the district, and fronY reports made by those who have heard Inm, the Congressman has acquitted himself with credit and made a very favorable impression upon the people of those districts. Congressman Cooper Is too modest to express an opinion of the results of his campaign, which has been as pleasant and agreeable as could have- been desired. He, of course, has opinions as to bin probable success In the primaries throughout the part-of the district he has visited, but he declines to permit the opinions to- be expressed in public prints.

Mr. Cooper expects to spend the time between now and the date of the primaries in different counties in the district and will make his last speech In Beaumont a few days before the primaries are held, which will be about July 7 or 8. It is probable that the occasion of Mr. Cooper's address there will be improved to Celebration, which will demonstrate his popularity in his home county. Orange to Bnnqaet Barton.

BPICTAL TO THE Orange, June a meeting of the Progressive League last night 'Dr. E. W. Brown, Col. Bettis, O.

Pannewltz, Chio M. and C'. D. DIekensheet? were appointed a committee of arrangements and supplied funds necessary to defray this city's share of thb cost of entertaining Congressman Eurlon and his- friends. A banquet will be given at the Holland Hotel and ex-Mayor Link ot this city, Hon.

S. B. Coope, 1 auc Co). Crawford of Beaumont are down for H.itechfs. Burton at Araaiai.

noiAL TO TRK Niwt. Rockport, June T. E. Burton, E. F.

Atchlnson, J. U. Davidson, D. Atchlnson, Maj. Hodgea, J.

N. Garner, R. 8. Bishop, M. Cassldy, M.

McGaun, D. 8. Alexander, Joseph K. Ransdell, George F. Burgess, T.

B. wheeler, J. C. Crisp, C. R.

Hudson, M. D. Monserrate and others arrived at 9:30 last night en route to Aransas Pass. VI Hi ted Rockport. TO THB Niwi.

Beevllle, Juno special train bearing the Rivers and Harbors Congressional Committee passed through Beeville yesterday evening at 7:30. Several Beevilleltes went down to Rockport for the pccaeion. SAW MEN FIGHTING. Went to In vent I gate and Discovered the CUL TO Tarn NBWI. Laredo, June response to a report brought in by "tho crew of a freight train which arrived at 1 o'clock this morning that they had seen two men engaged in a dealy conflict, on the aide track ibout fourteen miles from Laredo.

City Marshal Brennan and Sheriff Ortiz chartered a locomotive and went out to the place, out after a dllfg'tnt search could find no trace at the parties, except that the ground showed there had been a struggle. FXned for ft at Auiwerlna! Qvevtiona. TO TH NBWI. Kaufman, June Brlggance of Maybank was fined $100 and three days in jail by the District Judge this afternoon for refusal to' answer questions propounded to him by the grand jury. C.Lots of people do good work, but mighty few do work just right.

C. Lots of breakfast foods satisfy hunger. C.But only "FORCE" keeps you always at your level best. TheM ralrictei worked 67 proper etel ire to CUT to perform that lew them. Jutt a FORCE" for itralfht two liberal tloa with every Meal, ind note It! effect I FORCE rkh la the NUmen noepaitei ol netted wilt lerler lito Toafb buiiam ptobleaii tataad IT wba nl" FOKCI." Repairs Hair Nature always tries to repair damaged hair.

Sometimes she succeeds, very often she doesn't. She needs a little help--Ayer's Hair Vigor. It repairs the hair, touches it up, gives it new life, bring? back the old dark color, and makes it soft and glossy. Cures dandruff, too. I used only one bottle of Aysr's Hair Vigor and it completely stopped my hair from falling out." --Mrs.

C. Leasenfeld, New York City. fM. AU C. AYEI Uw.II, Mua, Twelve Men fm Charge of Intimidation.

BPBCIAT. To THU NEWS. Ardmore, 1. June flrst arrests In the mob ctises i made today by Federal authorities, when twelve men were placed under arrest charged with being implicated in the rnoh which intimidated the negrofea and compelled a large number to The men arrested are under guard at Madill. They he taken to Tishmingo tomorrow for a preliminary hearing before Commissioner Juliet.

Assistant United States Attorney O. O. Bunn will represent the Government. Indian AKent Shobenfelt is daily expecting advice from Washington regarding the status or the Creek loyal claim payiiient. This payment wo.s recently held upon account of the rolls.

DIED. MATTHEWS--Zoe, only daughter of L. and Zoe Wolston Matthews, aged 8 monhs. Funeral from residence, Ib05 JMth 4 p. m.

this day. Funeral private. PEARSON--Wednesday night. 11:311, Mrs. Rebecca A.

Pearson. Funeral this (Frirlay) morning at'10 o'clock from Methodist Episcopal Church, 39th and Ave. I. LODGE AND SOCIETY NOTICES. A.

A. S. meeting L. Openheimer Chapter No. 2, Knights Rose this (Friday) evening at o'clock.

By order Wise Maater. C. Q. CLIFFORD, Secretary. GRAND annual picnic given by Rainbow Beneficial Social at WoollanVB Lake, Saturday.

June 18. ISM. MALE: HELP WASTED. NOTICE--PEKSON3 ANSWERING ADVERTISEMENTS FOR HELP WANTRD ARE WARNED NOT TO SEND ORIGINAL TESTIMONIALS. SOMETIMES THE ADVERTISER IS ABOUT RETURNING THEM.

THE SAFER PLAN IS TO SEND ONLY COPIES OF THE ORIGINAL TESTIMONIALS. A. H. BELO CO. RiT ATB lAI.lt.

IN I I i i Clulvoaton Cuiinly. Kifly-Hlxth Judicial lllstrlrt, Slnto of ToxtiK- -Mm. 10. Hlm-di'vaut ft ill vs. Mrs.

K. J. Li-win 'l nl-No. 'jmi, fl. NH.

vlrtiKi of nil iirili-r of unli. to mu tilroi'ti'u in tht- nlxivo I'tltltletl rminG fntm (In- i'li-rlt of ihc DlBdli't Court In mill tin- county m'mvsalil, iliiletl 7th day of Jmu'. I'JDI. anil miml-i'i-fil CTJWt. II.

fn. l-JIJT. I IIHV on (he Mh iliiy of ISiH. lovlwl upon will pi-oi-i-t'il to M'll. i for to tiu- hlKliotit mi'l hltldrr.

mi tho Ih-Mt 'iMl'-sitiiy In iiit. i Ix-lns' tho Mil diiy of July, IWM, at public auction, the court house door of the count)' of Olilveston. betwi-en the hoius of li) o'clock u. in. und 4 the right, till" iiiitl of Mis.

I(J. J. Lewis (wldosvi mill John i.ovejoy in to tho foilowing described real estate, Those etrtiitu tracts or iiurccls of liuul lying and IK-IIIR sltunti'd in (ho city of Uul- votton, county of Giilveston, ytuti- of Texas, mid known mid designated on the liuipft or plan of tho Galvertton Ciiy Coln- as lots Nos. one (1). two CJ) ami three Ut).

in block numbei'-d unv hundred and twenty-four and hit numbered eight (St. in block numbered four h'Midred and twenty-eight 4L'M, and all Imiirovements thereon. THOMAS. Sheriff of Ciulvi-stiin Oiunly: by ('. J.

A I Dcp- uiy. Giilvoxtnn. A. D. 1504.

FOR SALE-- Do you want to bvy a place, small or large, a home, or Investment property? List your want at this otllrc, stating just about what you want. It costs Homing to do this and I have bargains already listed and daily coming HEBEKT AUSTIN. 313 22d street. KOKJJIBXT. l-'Olt KUNT-l'iittiiiii" nli-ely fiirnl.siii-d or iinfurnltilu'd.

Intiulre het. mid M. I-'OU I I i rendv foir in-ciipmn-y by a W.i-'.mm hold at Adii, I. i modern Inlprovi'iuoTits. Turtles wlxhlng to lea no nuisl have lliean.s to furnUll iiolel.

Address SAM A llox-. 49'2. Dlinwnw. Ok. FOR (1-ruoni fromiiiK MMHh on vi-i-y house fop Hiur.tnc!; nil modern 'H-U Avy.

N. Spply 1'. Cott-on ti'XvhnilRc. MATKK1AL. A Dix-r anil i tlufcciw, Cloth.

Mmiteis mul Tiles, SCHADT. Sth and Mci-lmnlc. Piono LAWrHiRS'DlUECTOllY. ARDMORE. I.

T. HERB1SRT. WALKER CANNON. Attorneys ul Law, FOR SALE-Six-room cottage, with hall, nicely finished, with barn and outhouses-. Big bargain: don't miss it: on 1321 mutt be sold account of leaving town.

DON'T the opportnr 1 tn buy West Texas ranches Apply C. R. BYRNE. Tllden. Yes.

FOR SALE-365 'land which is weli grubbed r.nd a nr.c of cultivation; located 15 sou Hr.nwn County; hi 01 of Clear Creek anrt the 'Htle town of Brooks. Sn wii! churches, and on the AUSTIN. TEX. M. WALTON, ATTORNEY AT LAW.

BASTKOP. TEX" OROAIN MAYNARD, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. BEAUMONT. TBJL JACKSON. mOHTOWER LIP3COMB.

ATTOHNETS AT LAW. BEAUMONT, TEX. GEU. X. ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Keltij BWf. BRYAN. TEX. FOKD FORD. ATTORNEYS AT I.AW, CAMERON.TEX.

T. 8. HENDERSON. ATTORNEY AT "WANTED--An experienced house good wages. Apply No.

Ave. H. WANTED--A young man as bookkeeper, stenographer and typewriter; must be experienced. Anuwer BOX 23, News office. State WANTED--Teachers and principals: good Address CHAS.

H. SCHROEDER, La Grange, Tex. WANTED--Married mat aft collector and references and bond required. W. H.

YENNI, Assistant Superintendent. Apply. No. 124 Levy Bldg. young man for gentlemen's club; one with some experience preferred.

AZIOL'A CLUB, Trust Bldg. HIGH GRADE POSITIONS OPEN-Executive, Clerical Technical and Salesmen--paying from $1,000 to J5.000 a year. Write for booklet. HAPOOOD'S 916 Chemical St. L.iuls.

TEACHERS WANTED--Principals and teachers for all gnwlw of schools wanted at -once. For particulars 'address TEXAS TEACHERS' BUREAU, Bonham, Tex, WANTED-- Men to learn barber trade; our catalogue explains how we teach It quickly; mailed free. MOLER BARBER COLLEGE, New Orleans, La, WANTED--A good man that understands bottling and thoroughly acquainted with soda water business. Address TOX 5Gti2, Houston Po3t. SITUATIONS IF YOU WANT a situation, try The Newa Situation Wanted column.

The cost la but half a Mirt a word. GGmPETENT bookkeeper desires interview or correspondence with responsible firm or corporation; city; best references. Address ACCOUNTANT, care News. WANTED--To buy second-hand German printing outfit. Address Box 131, Schulenburg, Tex.

WANTED--Old feather beds and pillows; tflll pay ton send postal. ELIAS OREENBEftG, Galveston; will call-on you. HIGHEST PRICES PAID for all kinds ot old Iron, brass, copper, zinc, lead, rubber, bones, manllla rope and Backs. Country shipments solicited. J.

BLOCK Oal- veston. FOR SALE--Established, good paying business; good chance; investigate. Address BOX 20, 'care News, Galveston, Tex. FOR SALE--A good grocery, feed and liquor of the heat stands in Houston. For cash and Houston property.

This IB a fine, opportunity. Address ENTERPRISE GROCERY Houston. HOUSTON FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE Mason Block, Houston, Tex. Operating Jn Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, Oklahoma and Indian Territories; stock company; assets, net surplus, losses promptly adjusted and paid. Directory an follows: J.

O. Ross. W. H. Coyle, Malt Dlcnstag, W.

T. Cordon, I. S. Meyer, William J. Swain, C.

W. Jones, W. H. Goolsby. S.

C. rtatllef S. T. Jones, R. W.

Knox. Good agents wanted In unoccupied territory. General offices, Houston, Tex. Address C. W.

JONES, Secretary. FOR SALE--Ice plnnt, best town 5,000 Central goes complete at real value; owner leavinjr state on account other builneiii. Box llli-A, Km, Dallas. TEXAS" MATRIMONIAL clllB-Send Me latmt plainly Healed; thousands from Tuxila people. T.

BALL, Box Hoiuton, MARIA ADBLTDIA KITTRBDGE, clairvoyant medium unit crystal stoni reader, for at 1701 cor. O. Phono UK. ACCIDENT INKUnANCK-Don't forget It before starting on your Mimmer trip. E.

BICE, Agent Maryland Casualty Co. WANTED--A reliable white woman, as cook; only those i references need apply. MRS. C. Postofnce' st.

WANTED--A white girl to do cooking and light housework; family of three. Apply 1503 Tremont st. WANTED--A East Broadway. housemaid. Apply 1726 LADIES--Keep your hat on; ladies' handy hat fastener does it; can't blow off; no hatpin; agents wanted; splendid seller; pad-'postpaid.

25c. SAXET' SUPPLY Dept. Dallas, Tex. IF YOU WANT situation, try Tha News Situation Wanted column. The cost Is but half a cent a word.

NEWS an! eisar write' 10 41B 22d Galveston, for consignment agency without investment; new article. AGENTS WANTED for "War Songs and Poems of the Southern Confederacy." Collected and edited, with personal reminiscences of the war, by an ex-Confederate and well known author, Rev. H. M. Wharton, D.

D. Introduction by and dedicated to the late Gen. John B. Gordon. Indorsed by most prominent ex-Confederates the Daughters of the confederacy.

Contains over 500 pages. Magnificently illustrated. Rare collection Ot war songs -and poems dear to every Southern heart. Evnry true Southerner will want this book. Enormous demand.

Magnificent opr.ortunity for agents. Terms liberal. Territory assigned on Outfit free. Send at once IS centa to pay postage. Don't delay.

Address Dept. THE JOHN C. WINSTON TJ8 Arch Philadelphia, Pa. WANTED--Agents: installment specialties; city or.man work; liberal commission. Apply J.

ABRAHAM, 2215 Congrets ave. Houston, Tex. WANTED--By a lady, position as cashiei- or other employment. Apply ISOX News. GRADUATE nurse (New Yoril) wants position in doctor office, anv city, any State; somo knowledge of stenography Box News, Dallas.

WANTED--Horse his toed for thirty days. Address BOX 23, care News. IF YOtTwANT BL situation, try Situation Wanted column. cost Is but half a cent a word. FOR RENT--TWO nicely furnished rooms complete for light housekeeping; also one large room suitable for two gentlemen- bath and toilet.

2201 Broadway. FOK RENT-Severnl south furnished rooms for gentlemen, or man and wife for ilg.it housekeeping. Ap'ply at 1606 Market st. FINE furnished room, with board all modern conveniences, close In town; table boarders solicited. No.

1813 Postofnce st NEATLY furnished large front soutt rooms; also two rooms' furnished complete, for housekeeping, bath No. 2LZ Winnie st. MRS. D. B.

DOYLE, 2220 Winnie Neatly furnished rooms and table board. t'INE, large south rooms, with all modern conveniences, with or without board- table boarders desired. MBS. MORRIS THREE connected rooms, south exposure, nicely furnished for iigtu housekeeping, gas and bath, in private family Call in the forenoon at 22d and e. corner.

MRS. JOHN HORAN, 2315 sirablc rooms and board. Table boarders accommodated. References. FOR RENT--Three conuectlnj south rooms, completely for light housekeeping, with bath and electric liKiiia in private family.

IE24 Ave. M. FOR RENT Large, nicely furnished sou'iheast room, electric light, bath and phone. 2128 Winnie st. BUSINESS PERSONALS.

Write for photographs of gall stones removed, testimonials nnd terms; no pain or detention from business. DR. WINFREY Bnerman, Tex. HAVE you tried Marlln Splits, Itlntr of laxatives. McBRIDE TAYLOR, Bottlers Marlln, Tex.

SCROFULINE, the new wonder, positively cures old sores, scroftila, all chronic 8 Waco. Tex 3 CARL CANCER cured without guaranteed. Seference. any bank here. P.

WOKTHAM, Specialist, Waco. HOUSE MOVERS AND RAISERS-Large buildings specialty. All work Bunrantecd. Phone 1721 lor estimates. ORT KENNEDY.

3(135 Ave. M. HE IS HERE--Tho occult wonder, Prof. Webster St. Ceran.

Psyohlc readings dally. Trumpet Hcm.ces held at your homes. 806 Tremont, bet. anrt I. llo-jrl, 9 a.

to (i p. m. A SPLITS, king laxatives; Texas Drug Houston Drue Co Houston; Behrcns Drue Ro-. Waco, Crav- crofl-Stlnson Drug Shorman, 1 distrlb- utorn. McBRIDE TAYLOR Bottlers Marlln.

Tex. TRAINED detectives furnished for Ylvii and criminal Investigationc. Reasonable rates. Address JAMES DETECTIVE AGENCY. ISO.

HOUKOB, -jyiVn. keeper Oalvei- Station will Rive Instruc- June and July at fixation. MM 14 bands hirt, two iilnd MM rMunmi iM MT MMnttnn nine. no malaria; an ideal nome, rarm ana ranch. Price J12 per acre; worth double ihat money; must be sold.

ARTHUR LOW, Brownwood, Tex. ONK of the finest ranches in tht state for sale by W. H. GRAHAM. Cuero.

Tex. FOR SALE. Ponltrr and Esam. FOR SALE--30 pens Barred Plymouth Hocks at 110 per pen, consisting cf 4 hene or pullets and 1 cockerel or cock. G.

S. HEFLYBOWER, Austin, Tex. Flanta and MEXICAN June corn, Kaffir corn, CO' peas, sorghum seed. Just arrived. All kinds of seeds constantly in stock.

Call on us or write for prices. HANNA LEONARD. Wholesale and Retail Grain, Hay, Seeds and Fertilizers. Phone T03. 2013-2019 Strand.

Horaci and 'FOR SALE--Seven fine mules and six horses that are immune from charbon. Address H. SAMPSON, Alvin, Tex. FOR SALE--Cheap, two well bred pointer Mips, 6 months old. Inquire P.

FREUND. Ill Tremont st. BIRD DOGS-Crossed English setter and pointer pups; beauties. Write W. SEELIGSON, Gollad, Tex.

Bar. NEW oats, new alfalfa, movinpr daily. Write for c. a. f.

prices. NORTH TEXAS GRAIN McKinney, Tex. HAY--New prairie hay ready for market. Prompt shipment. Solicit your orders.

R. MAP.TIN HAY Wholesale Dealers, Louise, Tex. INTERNATIONAL POULTRY FOOD will make your chickens lay. MAURY M. SPENCER, Agent.

2021 Strand. Phone REM-EMBER--We give S. H. Green Trading Stamps for' cash purchases. JOCKUSCH.

DAVISON Grain and Hay, Strand, phone 377. IN experience there Is safety. On this ground alone the Remington is the best investment. The user knows he takes, no chances when he buys the Remington. Phone 1356, Galveston.

TYPEWRITERS- ALL MAKES. SECOND-WAND, GOOD ORDER. OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT. DALLAS OFFICE SUPPLY 2E5 Main Tex. BLICKENSDERFER TYPEWRITERS, 19H model, Scientific or Universal keyboard.

Better than other nmchia'-p. that cost double the money. Send for catalogue. Agents wanted. W.

T. RUSSELL. Gen. Dallas, Tex. SMITH PREMIERS are.bnt; Smith fie-.

ntiera. second-hand, (40 to JSO; Remingtons, to WO; Calliraphs, Olivers, Densinorei, Yoitt Bllck, Century, to HO. J. J. Houston.

San Antonio. Dall.ll. FOR SALE--A phaeton and harness, in irood condition. 1213 31st bet. and M.

DEAD SHOT MOTH CATCHBR--I wish to inform all buggy dealers cf my "Dead Shot" 'remedy for moths in buggy repositories. Full particulars and how to arrange to destroy them; by mail only $2.50. Box 53, Schulenburg, Tex. OR SALE--One Koken hydraulic barber chair and mirror; second-hand. WACO SHOWCASE FACTORY, Waco, Tex.

FOR SALE--Heavy oak stave trimmings, a good summer fuel; a quarter cord load for or a half cord load for li.60. G. FRED EVANS, tho Wood Man. Phone No. 160.

FOR SALE--Some large refrigerators for hotels or commission merchants for storing purposes. CHARLES NEUWILLER, 1805-09 Market st. BEING largely overstocked in dry oak wood, will sell at reduced prices. Seasoned 4foot oak, ash and pine wuod; wood sawed and for cock stoves; charcoal. Yard, Kth and Mechanic St.

Phone No. 238. J. M. HEISKELL.

MARLIN'S Famous Mineral Water can now be had in any quantity. "Marlin Splits." McBRIDE TAYLOR, Bottlers, Marlln, Tox. GRANITQID-dur Granitoid tile and cement sidewalks have no superior on earth. Bee sample, corner 24th and Mechanic, MIs- Lrot's. Our cement foundation stone la just the thing your house after railing it.

Hard as stone, cheaper than good brick. SOUTH TEXAS CONCRETE UFO. cars WM. Parr Co. BEST BY TEST--For 15 years the standard of perfection--the Ice Cream, Cakes and Candles sold at KAHN'S, The Coolest Ir- Town.

THE. nearest ntyles In runabouts, stnn- lonefl, bugries, phaetons, aurroys and other vphlclMt now on exhibition In our lain- rooms. J. LEn A BRO. 3QT)A FOUNTAINS, bank anil fixtures, carbonatorfc, manufactured by 0- MAILANDER SONS.

Waco. Tex. write for catalogue. BUY our Ice; early delivery; any quantity; good measure. FORDTRAN telephone Offi.

Chrcoal and wood, any kind and quantity. WHEN you think of wood think of EVANS and phone 150. Oak, ash, kindling pint and charcoal. Prompt dellvtry. and nda fmmtalua ehwuv than mrir known.

WACO IHOWCAU FACTORY. Ware, UALLOT. NORWOOD iu- and Parlors. Waltsr Norwood Win. and run.

Phone 171. P. O. and 14th tin TIM NMM. COLUMBUS, TEX.

TH OMPSON TOWNSEND. ATTOHNET3 AT LAW. CORS1CANA, TEJC W. J. UeKTE.

ATTORNEr AT LAW, Civil practice only. CROOKETTT, TEX. ADAMS DAMS, Possess II-SH-IK. DA1AAS. TEX.

CBS js-s- CRAWFGHU vnA wxvf ATTORNEYS AT IiAW, DAL.LAS. T.i--CNv-th Texas Building). BAKER. F. M.

Etheridge. Rhodes S. Baker. FORT WORTi WEST. Building.

IPMAN ft WEST, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. GAINESVILLE, TEX. DAVIS A GARNETT, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. GALVESTON. TEX.

WM. B. LOCKHAKT. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Levy Building. GAIjVESTON.

TEX. GALVESTON. TEXT EUGENE A. HAWKINS. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Hutchlngs Bid.

GREENVILLE, TEX. PERKINS ft CRADDOCK. ATTORNBTS AT LAW. HILLSBORO. TKX.

WEAR. MOBROW imTHD SKNTSVILLE, TEX. DEAN. HUMPHREY A POWBLL. ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

HOUSTON. TEX. BAKER, BOTTB. PARKER A OAR WOOD, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. SCOTT HAMBLEN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, 21354 Main Houston, LONGVIEW, TEX.

YOUNG STOJCfiCOMB. ATTORNEYS AT AW. ORANGE. TKX. BART.

ATTORNEY AT LAW. A. W. ORKGG, "ATTORNET AT IATT. PARIS.

TSX. H. D. MCDONALD, LAWTIR. BAN ANTONIO, TEX.

DBNMAN. FRANKLIN McOOWN, ATTOHJIEYS AT LAW. SHERMAN. TEX. HEAD DILLARD MUSE.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW. TEMPLE. TGIV- COCHRAN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. TEXARKANA, TEX. CBA8XJ08 B.

TODD, ATTORNEY AT LAW. AWV. PRENDEROABT UAHTOK3, Cawyem. AHaa D. aar.ord.

WACO, TE3C. RENDERO A. C. Frenderxklt. WAXAHACHIE.

TEX. TEMPLSTON HARD! NO. ATTORNEYS jA LAW. WICHITA FALLS, TEX. H0GHB4 WEATHERFORD, TEX.

MOSELT STENNI8, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, FOR Advertising IN THB GaJveston Dtvily News le a word (or tnmtlon. fc a word for four consecutive 4e a word for seven consecutive Insertions He a word for each Insertion, if run oonsscutlve times ir more. COMBINATION RATE FOR CLASSIKSH ADS Runnlnc Slm-dltaneouslsr SoTM The Galveston Daily Newi AND The D.I1.S Morning News. (Tbeae cover Inaertloni In botfc panerc.) 2c a word for one Insertion--nothinj lasn than cents. a word for four constcutlve inscr.

tloni. le a word each Insertion on ada running five or more consecutive times. The above aiVonly applicable to ad- ni! nlnr without eha.irt. Any chances Made in advertisement! fore Insertions ordered are given will subject advertiser to the eharce to the number of insertions bad without chance. The Sunday edition considered tht dally Issues.

RATE FOR TUB EBMI-WEEKLIM. Advertisements will be published In The News of Galveston and Dalian at the rate of So word each InDertlon, no matter how many Insertions are liven. ad taken for less than 30 cents. Is rate covers insertions In bath Bnal- Jclies. If only one paper Is desired ao, discount will be allowed--the rate will bi the sane aa though it COM In both.

The above rates flkured on set without an; 41sUr blank space. Ne outs are allowed oa classified 1 WITH ORDER. are net to trery and oMll muat accompany every order. DISPLAT ADVLHTIBINO IN TKI1 IMUi- Ohptay advertisement! to run am. taa claeifneJ pact of tho Seml-WceklM MM tm th of the pace) will coat on a ai Be a line for one paper or We a lor koth papen for each Iniertion, ma fcow uuy Inaertlona are given.

If want to cover hlf the tt T.jai, Indian ana OklalUMM. Tc- HtatMa aed bordei.i W.w Art---- and Louisiana UM j. lr MM ttrgttn etaokrnen and raftriad. reach Ike braen.