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The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-11

MOST PERFECT MADE.
A pure Grape Cream Of Tartar Powder FN
from Ammonia, Alum or any Other adulleTan
40 YrARs THE STANDARD.
THE TEXARKANIAN
F.G. WOOTTEN, City Editor
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Go out to church today,
Mrs, John Hcaron is visiting Mrs
Bonar Of Dallas, Texas,
Take Browns Iron Tonic for weak
ness Smith Drug CO,
Ladies, don't miss Mondays sale,
at the Palais Royal
Sorry TO hear that Mr. b, O.,
Vandcweghe is on the sick list,
Ben williams has caught the
contagion, and bought himself q
bicycle,
Barbecucd meats can be had
daily at 1919 10th ST. and State
line avenue, lO6l
At DeLamm ~ ONcals shoe
store You get the finest, best and
most stylish shoes, IL
Red river Is on a rapid decline,
aud the farmers are not expecting
an overflow this spring,
All of the latest iced drinks and
iee,cream with crushed fruits, at
the Palace Drug Store, i'latl
Mr. G, Walker, formerly Of this
place, by now Of Nashville, Tenn
was In the city yesterday
a
COL D. B, Coulter Of WhltoClllls.
Arkansas, registered at the Cos.
mopoitan Hotel yesterday
Ten quarter blcnchcd shcctlng
for l5eo worth 22lci lawns at lc,
per yard, at Pcels, Monday
Mr., Monroe watts, Of Camden,
Arkansas, was In the eityycstcrdaN
visiting hls brother j, Q, Watts
Those who haven't time tor day
light work, can arrange for night
slttln9s, at the Burdeal Art Cal
lery, az
WANTED Apprentice girls to
learn dress making Can at No,
BOO Walnut street
i'slm, Mus RlouA0ps,
No doubt the Temple of Fashion
IA the place to buy your hats, from
the way the ladies are carrying
them out. It,
Have DeLamar n O'Neal III you
and You have the satisfaction Of
knowing that your feet artpcrlctt
ly dressed. lll.tL
Dr. w. A. RohDusouaud wife have
returned from Little Rock where
they have been on a yisit for the
past week
MtaHB Dunwuody and Mim1u.
burg have a nice "Ugp," horse auD
harness, which is TO be- u0lrd of
next week.
Hon rbos n Wcbbcr has hand
aomclyrclumHhrdhH elegant home
ON Walnut street. through Mr. W.
II, Booth, the hustIng furniture
man
Mr. Harry Hury WIS here from
Ft Worth yesterday Ht speaks
Of coming back here 60 make tW.
place hls homo Had Just returned
from Little Rock
10, A, sthitker has learned IL
master the bicycle as has aIso @, n.
Wright They are both btsaIgcd
by bicycle agcntsund thauteulIsls
10 Invest ih u wheel
-
Only one passenger train Is nov
fuu between here aud Shreveport
daily aud our people will not yIsll
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-11

Take Browns Iron Tonic for weak
ness Smith Drug Go,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-11

Mr. Harry Hury WIS here from
IT. Worth yesterday Tie speaks
OF coming back here to make this
place hls home, Had just returned
from Little Rock
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-11

Hon Thos n Wcbbrr has hand.
aomclyrcDunHhrdhH elegant home
ON Walnut street. through Mr. W
II, Booth, the hustmg furniture
man
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-11

At DeLamar a. O'Ncal's shoe
store you get the finest, best and
most stylish shoes, il'
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-11

lGyou buy your shoes at the right
place you get style, comfort and
service at no greater cost than you
have paid for shoes that were
neither DcLamar a. ONeas shoe
store Is the right place, IT,
FOR RENT Store room No, 2l7,
East Broad street, In Gardner
brick building desirable location,
low rent Apply to
j, w. GARDNER
At Daily FEXAREANiAN office,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-11

Mr. j. L. Peavy is of on busin-
ess trip to Mena, Ark
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-11

Big drive in table damask and
NAPKINS Monday, at Palais Royal
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-11

Ten quarter blclchcd shcctIng
for l5eo worth 22lc, lawns at lc,
per yard, at Peels, Monday
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-11

COL D, B, Coulter Of WhitcClilss
Arkansas, registered at the Cos.
mopolitan Hotel yesterday
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-11
F, G. WO0TTEN, City Editor
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Go out to church today

Mrs, John Hcaron is visiting Mrs,
Bomar of Dallas, Texas
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-11

Red river Is on Il rapid decline,
aud the farmers are not expecting
an overflow this spring
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-11

MIR. T. S Mullins has been on
business trip to Mena, Ark,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-11

All of the latest iced drinks and
ice,cream with crushed fruits, at
the Palace Drug Store, i'l If
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-11
can Idih0nl

In bOtp Zoe, aud SlOO shirts we
are the leaders,
SHARPE Il BREWER,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-11

Mr. G, Waller formerly Of this
place, by now Of Nashville, Tcnno
was In the city yesterday
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-11

Greatest bargains ever offered at
the Temple of Fashion 1t,
MIR. T. S Mullins has been on a
5usiness trip to Mena, Ark,
Big drive in table damask and
NAPKINS Monday, at Palais Royal
Mr. j. l.. Peayy is of on busin-
a,s trip to Mena, Ark
The Temple Of Fashion is thepace
to secure the latest designs in mill
.inery It,
Master Willie Warren is back
from Popular Buff, to visit his
mother
Thompsons gloyeiitting corsets,
your choice for l8co at Peel's Mon
day
You get good value for your
money at the Temple Of Fashion
both in style and quality It,
Mrs, l., D Blanchard Of New
Orleans, La, is here on a vista
guest Of Dr. W. c Spearman,
Mr. j r Peel was taken quite
sick yesterday, with bilious at
tack hope to see him out again.
however, tomorrow
Our shoes are stylish, comlorta'
bic aud durable, good combina-
ton, Try them,
IT, DELAMAR n O'NGAL
We are pleased to learn that Miss
jamie Robertson, who left here with
her brother Prof W. W. Robertson,
a week since for Las Cruces, New
Mex, is rapidly improving,
==
The dry goods, clothing and some
Of the grocery stores will close their
doors at ZOO p, m, commencing to-
morrow evening If you want to
trade, you must do it by day light
now,
Evangelist D, w. Leath Of San
Antonio, Texas, Is here, and eX-
poets TO hold a revival meeting on
Broad street, beginning in a day or
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-11

Mcasw Dunwoody and Miwcns
burg have a nice trap horse and
harness, which is 90 be- u1ltd on
next week,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-11

Greatest bargains ever offered at
the Temple of Fashion, 1t.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-11

The Temple Of Fashion is stheplace
to secure the latest designs in mill
Dinery It,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-11

Mr. Monroe watts, Of Camden,
Arkansas, was In the oityycstcrday
visiting ms brother D. g, Watts
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-11

Dr. w. A. Rohnsouaud wife have
returned from Little Rock where
they have been ON q visit for the
past week
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-11

have DeLamar n ONeal 6t You
and You have the satisfaction of
knowing that your feet artpcrlctts
y dressed. lllHlL
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-11

Master Willie Warren is back
from Popular Buff, to visit his
mother
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-11

Those who haven't time tor day
light work, can arrange for night
sIttIngs, at the Burdsal Art Gall
lery, az
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-11

No doubt the Temple Of Fashion
Ia the place TO buy your hats, from
the way the ladies' are carrying
them out, It,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-11

We are pleased to learn that Miss
jamie Robertson, who left here with
her brother Prof w, w, Robertson,
a week since for Las Cruces New
Mex, is rapidly improving,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-11

WANTED Apprentice girls to
learn dress making Can at No,
300, Walnut street
ilslm, Mus RICHARDS,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-11
No Tho pnhlln.

April 9th, 1907 lwlo
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-11

Our shoes are stylish, comlorta.
bic aud durable, a good combina-
tion, Try them,
IT, DELAMAR a. O'NEAL,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-11

Thompsons gIoyeHtting corsets,
your choice for 48co at Peels Mon
day,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-11

Mr. j. r, Peel was taken quite
sick yesterday with a bilious at
tack hope to see him out again,
however, tomorrow,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-21
A WEEK or GENUINE BARGIiI|

We do not advertise our regular stocks for reason ~
in our colossal adv sysn the
sometimes close less than half These wy or lots
notify patrons that the following Specials are
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Mr. A. ]. Schureman Of the NJ T. Jones
Lumber company, Houston, was In town
on Tuesday,
Mr.. s, +. Carter came over from Houston
on Tuesday and returned home on the
evening train
Mr.. Il. Il. Spottswood Of the export firm
of T. T.. Spottswood 4 Co. is on Il visit to
Mobile. Ala.
Purchasing Agent r. S. Stephens OF the
Southern Pacific was among local mill men
during the week.
Mr.. V. Wiess. treasurer OF the Reliance
Lumber company, has returned from his
ranch in Goliad county.
Mr.. J. A. Bel OF the ], A. Bel Lumber
company. Lake Charles, was In the city
last Saturday en- route home from a visit
to Sabine Pass
Mr.. s. W. Henderson, general manager
OF the Angelina County Lumber company,
whose mill Is at Keltys, near Lufkin, was
a visitor to the city on Wednesday,
Messrs. John n. Gilbert w. A. Fletcher
and VIM. Wess were in Houston on Mon
day looking after some important business
In which their respective companies arr
Jointly interested
Mr. VIM Rudolf of the lumber expor,In,
firm OF w. s, Koyser & Co. with headonars
tiers at Pensacola, was IN the city ycster
day and was entertained during the morn
Ing by Mr.. g. A. Mallam. one Of the man
ayers OF the Consolidated Export Lumber
company.
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LUMBER MARKET REVIEW.
Regular Weekly Report of the Con-
dition of Trade.
DEMAND CONTINUES FAIRLY GOOD.
Central ana Southwest Texas Are the
Sections From Witch the LarE-
est Trade Is Coming.

Beaumont. Texas. March co.-The
demand from the interior continues
fairly good. the improved condition noted
last week having been fully maintained.
Central and Southeast Texas are the sec
tions from which the largest proportion of
trade Is coming. y great deal of material
is also being shipped TO Kansas. Nebraska
ana the Territories. where better demand
mas developed during the past month than
for two years past. Some good railroad
orders have been placed during the past
ten days. and several very large inquiries
are out for tics and timhers There are
indications that the demand for railroad
material will be large during he year.
There have been no large bills placed for
EXPORT for some time and this branch of
trade Is more quiet than usual.
There has been 10 change in the shingle
situation.
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FORECASTS BY FOSTER.
Considerable Drop Temperature Last Week Of Mahcoo Wave
Nav Cause Frost.

,s St Joseph March
s. g: e 's
v,,y. g.
cent" @ s.s @
a Ms s e IS "a g $ ; 81 :::
ron % Y TIT ' ss % viii 9 .. s over probably ss ss %
% 500" before
while peculiar Explained
The temperatures.
doe. We quite ss s ] s:n sas gSi sss n %
@ sa @ sa a hat via s. hg Affect ss sR q
Other ss,. sssr s s ss1 % ar s re % ny
language ' ''n % h s % e g s h the .ns y qSH H nd
compelled
% as a i,:' sssw hans assuas as5sss
o DOWN thu rapa 0 eas 1 e drift by
., a Areas nsS9 ssn inc ~as BY Tson the
,sd
n @ @ M legion a R saxas sS9 aSsnS 5
9% Pss @ % DENTS S dates % s s sa .s~Ss s ssn
eastward within great upper
zones dihao by
. Rssen successive highs
s: a @ % ss ! 9ss lack 9 the upper strata there be aim
ap precp important incdn assisting
This view aio ovcrbeA,
Sae' e5s aos s
on Sas 6 saP20st IN the eqss the yrD. m mara
actually S Stationary a S do~aaard Gis
ntSng gravity and
% isss1s sa f Il % , a e a the
@ sstss' sr T so 5s 5s' Ss 9Ts'd s he '
nearly iae s
thG n,og can wait but the farmer
F'2 WHEN a hour m VT" Gs @ 3 does mot always & follow
S0'' Tune take
, f .S T?ss 's; III ps' r; s next winter and
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! wiring pfeieFrins any 'lalm' account
! WohlssoFS NOTE OF other deul, "h'ch al 'he
| time OF the execution OF such Instrument
| is barred BY the statutes OF Limitation, or
| shaH appoint "a trustee oil NOR s4sce any
| former c'erk, employe or re!dVNe Oh such
| insolNcnt debtor, or shall iail TO iile there
| WIN a sworn statement OF all nus hablii-
| t'a. tho ofeHitors hdlhea IN saiu oecl OF
t!"s'' Set'lhs 1orth the names ana resi-
/ Fences OF ms credltors, inc amounts
! OWING edeh creator ana tue nature char-
aciet cause and consideration OF each debt;
VT Sha'l van l" athho"luuee sucu ,ilAtru-
'h'u' "elNte some oiH'eI duHloFlseI ny Ia"
'u 'ANr ach"oN'e'hueuts' OF sndll tan 10
cause sn,h instrument 10 ne hled Tor record
III tne county or counties Mhere sueh prop
CIV ls sttVWeh Mlthin I'VE Gays after us
execution anu Whefela sara instrument
was e"e'Nteu. then. or IN either OF the
above events such TACT SHAH he deemed
SuiHVl'u' srouhos LOT me removal OF such
'ruS''e OF n1rtShste aha the appointment
u. I" 'V,'lN''' IA ~" hiSI instance, upon Tue
appi'a'loh OF any hon-preterred creditor
OF suoh lnSotyeht debtor
sec II, whenever any insolyent debtor,
Sach as Is mentioned above. shall execute
any Sueh instrument as described in the
preceding section ana snali include IN the
~, vi lhe prelerred creditors the claim,
uopi OF account OF any relative within the
tuHu nrefee oy consangulnity or affinity.
.nr proot ol sueh relationship shall be
uetmed prHha iaole evidence that such
Vid'ih Is irsuauieht ana fictitious, and
Thereafter the burden OF proving the genu-
ihehess OF such elaIm' debt or account shall
ue cast upon the creator whose claim is
contested
sec. y. If any creditor of any insovent
nehior whose claim has not been preferred.
shali al the time OF presenting the april
oa''ou provided tor IN section : OF this act,
me WIN MS ahldaVlt In writing stating
tHAt ne mas reason to believe and does be-
neNe that certain preferred creditors
Claims. naming them. are fictitious and
iraudnlent. the Judge to whom such petit
ton or Application is presented, may i'm
mediately appoint temporary receiver Of
sueh mortgased property, and at the same
,me' may issue the Injunction provided
Tor IN section l. upon the applicants giving
me bono provided for IN section B; provided,
that such temporary receiver, before he en-
ters upon the discharge of his duties shall
Qnalify as such temporary receiver as pro-
'ldcd for in section 7 OF this act end
thereafter such temporary receiver shall
exercise the authority and powers herein
conferred. subject TO the orders Of the court
ma@ing the appointment.
Sec. IL. Before any temporary receiver
snail be appointed as herein provided. the
applicant or applicants therefor shall exc
cute bond with two or more good and suf-
hcient snreties. to be approved by the
judge making such appointment, in such
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suument was executed. payable to such
county judge and mis- successors in office,
conditioned for the faithful discharge O.,
MS du,ics as such mortgage or trustee
! such Tact and the proof thereof shall be
deemed sufficient grounds for the appoint
ment of receiver upon The application Of
any Of the creditors OF such :nsolyent
| debtor.
Sec. Il. Upon the presentation of an ap-
pilcation for the appointment Of a receiver.
under any Of the provisions Of this act, the
| applicant or applicants, either original or
ancillary. may examine eX parte. the mort
SaGor mortEaEec or the preferred creditor
or creditors. whose claims are contested or
all OF them, upon interrogatorios llod with
the application. or subsequent thereto. and
IN such case 1t SHALL not be necessary 10
give notice of tho filing OF such inierro-
tatorlts or to serve u copy thereof on The
person or persons. whose answers are
sought. before commission shall issue;
nor snail II be any objection to such in
terrogatorios that they are leading in char
actor.
Sec la. Hereafter II any insolvent
DEBTOR or debtors, or debtors in contem-
plation Of insolvency. shall execute any
mortsaSe or trust deed whereby any of his
creditors are preferred above others and
snail include among such preferred claims
any debt that is fraudulent and fictitious
either in whole or in part, or if any mort
eagee or trustee of such debtor OF debtors
actlng under any such preference mortgage
or deed Of trust shall pay any claim of any
creditor named therein. knowing same 10
he fraudulent and fictitious in whole or in
part. or If any creditor named in such pref
erenoe mortgage or deed of trust. shall
demand or accept any benefit thereinuA-
der. knowius his claim to be fraudulent
and fictitious, in whole or in part. then
Such lnortsagor, mort gagee or creditor, as
The case may re- shall be deemed guilty
Of a felony. and upon conviction shall be
punished by confinement in the state neni-
Tertiary for a term of wears not less than
two nor more than five
Sec. lib. Hereafter II shall be unlawfr,
for any mortgagee or trustee acting under
any preference mortgage or deed OF trust
to pay any claim of any preferred creditor
which claim is not verified by the affidavit
of such creditor stating that such claim
is lust true and correct. and that all law
full PAYMENTS and credits have been allowed
thereon. and likewise il shall be unlnw mi
for any such preferred creditor of any in
solvent debtor or debtors to dem,nd ar-
cept or receive payment of his claim, or
any part thereof without having orst eIcd
with such mortgages or trustee his AMI
dsyit in writing rs above prescribed ana
section shall he deemed guilty of mis-
demeanor. and upon conyiotion thereof
shall be fined in any sum mot TO sxc,,a
the amount Of said claim deh, mr. ,cco,nt
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PROMINENT LuMBERMEN.


Messrs. Lewis +. Hall and j. 7. SAKE
OF New York arrived in Beaumont from
Galveston over the Gulf and Interstate last
sunday night, and spent the larger Part
OF the week in this city aud section. de-
parting East Wednesday night. Mr. Hall
Is one OF the largest lumber operators in
the North and East. with his headquarters
at New York. and Mr. SAKE Is his man
ager.
The purpose OF the visit OF these gentle
men to Southeast Texas could not be
learned. To The Post correspondent Mr.
Han said that he was merely touring the
south. and as evidence OF the fact that his
"TRIP was largely for pleasure he called at =
tention 10 the fact that he was accom-
panied by his wife. There is reason to
believe. however. that Mr. Hall and his
MANAGER were not in Southeast Texas for
their health alone. Monday a special train
was placed at their disposal and they made
a trip through the pine forests penetrated
by the Gulf. Beaumont and Kansas City
railroad. and they were attentive listeners
TO anyone who could disclose reliable in
formation regarding timber resources OF
Eastern Texas. Tuesday the gentlemen
went to Sabine Pass, made a trip out to
the ietties and carefully inspected the wa
ter conditions at that point, after which
theV stated that 1t was an ideal harhor and
the conditions for exporting lumber were
not eNcelled anywhere on the Atlantic or
gulf coast
Nothing definite could be obtained from
either Of the gentlemen. however, except
that they were surprised at tho capacity of
the local mills; were pleased with the
country and would probably return in the
near future.
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Special This Week Only.

Lawns in Fancy Stripe. Figured and
Powered Designs. Observation-Disclosures. sc
4O-inch Lawns in Scroll. Floral and
Fancy Observation-Disclosures. 1UC
DirlgO BauSte. in Powered and
Scroll Effect ............................ .-15C
DirigO Dmity. in Stripe. Flowered.
Scroll and Gold Tinted Effect. zoe
French Organizes. in Scroll. Floral
and Solid COlOrS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 0OC
White India Linen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SC
White Victoria Lawn. Observation-Disclosures. SC
White Dimity in all size Checks. 1OC
Apron Check GinghamS. all size
Checks and COlOrS. &c
S6-inCh Soft Finish Domestic, free
from dressing ...................... sc
Fancy Stripe Bed Ticking. 8 l-3C
QuaIlty. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. &c
36-inCh PerCale. in Stripe, Scroll
and Persian Effects. lOC
5S-inCh White Linen DamaSk. 2SC
l7X36-inCh White HoneyComb Tow
els, dozen ........................... 74C
1884 Linen HemStitChed Towels. ~
dozen..... ........................." 40
Linen Doylles Observation-Disclosures. 35C
1914 Honeycomb Oullts................ 64C
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Silks. Silks.
Special Silk Sale This Week

India Wash silks. new designs ...... 25C
24-nch Wide Satin De Chine. pref
tiest Two-TOne Effects. 75c quail ar
csc quality Black Satin BroCades
Warranted all pure silk. for,.......... 4SC
CSC quality Black Satin Duchesse,
all pure silk, soft and luStrouS ..... OOC
$l5O quality "a inches wide, All
Pure SILK Black Bensalne ....,..... csc
$l5O quality Black Moire Velour,
exquisite designs, rich and fash oo
iOlie'olS'' OSS
sSlrts @ ~ 4oc
$lOO quality Iron Frame All Pure
BIackStIl< Grenadlne, for .......,,... 75c
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Special Bargains,
This Week Only.

SLOO quality A-Button White Kid .
Gloves Observation-Disclosures.
$500 quality S.Button Mosque
taire Suede Kid Gloves, in Tan, d.
Mode, Black and White, .............. pl.
25C quality Black and Tan Leather
DSltS ..'......-........... .......-........
SOC quality 5-inch Satin MORE and .
Taftota Ribbons. all CoOrS, yard. =
4OC quality Onyx Fast Black and Tan
RiChe!ieu Ribbed LiSle Thread -
HOSE. ........'.....'..... -
1925 quality Ladies' All Wool Knit
Sweaters, in all COlOrS. ...............S 1 I.
SOC quality Children's White Lawn
fNpl Oh ......'. L
75C quality Ladies' Laundered Per-
Gale Waist. with White Detachable 4
ST. 25 quality Children'S PerCale and
French Bingham Dresses. size 4 x
10 ~ years ...1............,....... "
75C quality Langdon g. Bachelor
make SHOOK Glove Fitting Sum- -
mer corset Conly one to each cusomer). -. -
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Angostura Bitters should find place In
every household The best cure FOR indi-
eestion. Manufactured by DR.. J. C. d.
Siegert & Sons.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-21

LtMBERMEN'S ANNUAL MEETING.
The mmbermen of Houston have com
pleted the programme for the annual meet
ing Of the Lumbermen's association of
TEXAS, to take place in that city on the
18TH 1ith and 18th OF next month. as fol-
lows: ~
First Day. April 1S-Ccnvening of the
association Mt Turner hall at ,O:SO a. m.
An address Of welcome viii be delivered
by Mayor Rice and Hon. j. T. Whitsselle
mayor of Corsicana, will respond. General
business will then he taken up. In the
evening concert and dance will be given
at Turner hall.
Second Day-The association will convene
NJ 10 a. m. General business will he trans
acted during the day and in the evening the
ladies' of Houston will tender the visitors
a reception in the parlors of the Capitol
hotel. This reception win be followed by
a concentration Of tho Ancient order OF
Hoo-lloo, at which the eyes of several kit
tens will be opened 20 the light.
Third Day--The association will meet at
10 a. III. tn elect officers and attend to
other final business, after which adjourn
mont will be had. The association will
proceed in a body to La Porte, via the Ray
Shore line. and there viii be given an oys-
ter roast and entertained in other ways