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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-26
A True ana Faithful servant.

Hon. r. L. Henry is now engaged IN
visiting his numerous friends throughout
the Seventh district. Bob Henry has been
true and faithful public servat
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-26

'%isAorsd !. nNiLD A SHIP.
Ms Su, NAY the J. F. Keith company
ma esrs. as a ship to replace the
- S.,l, sned aod sunk at Sabine
.llsc MAJ 40. Nothing definite has
80 10 ston as yet, but II the com
n sb,prla the vessel will be
" ~ csards In this city. The
~ sh5llcssn be learned. is 10 build
- beiSes, nraft schooner for The
small ports In Mexico
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-26
!. soop FOREIGN DEMAND

H.. y
u !, auss'ns, manager OF the sabln.
|srss, ,t' was among the visitors to
la IN III WEEK Mr. Higgins had been
y n,s diminishing tour among Southeast
|Nr. h ,'.' and when asked how
sgeh ,hsss he replied that conditions
Y inclinaiio, manufacturers had little
r This do 70 lalk seriously with an
continues eMnsnd for export lumber il
flowing M Higgins, land ii is
III rargoes nj. out II seems difficult
EE9sn that to mnen II is taken into con-
~ Prices toielgners are Offering at
tstm unns, material this condition
En BY tha tural, and II can only be
.sseallng bark navy That while foreigners
IN " Consumer ,or lower prices home deal
w and thsy we're hlling the order books
hays nave no room for exnort
few ropes OF placing a cargo or
he seasys, however, and poss biy
n \. eeone artivs..ne export business will
y. Hs eass,t 70 tonnage and ocean fre,v,t
\, aAd ths s,. said the former continned
~ lolnaya ef IS getting sitter Their.
..N tad AVAILABLE. however ana Mr.
q clare. lew days ago he had
- doing bas steamer. but he refrainea
NSung MILF suse there was no oertainty
reeebt cut the cargo. on ac-
NE 10 searce 'h,u.ks and storms. sailing
~ nune,oou out steamers were becom-
y .tsanlers and in the future hr
Z us ,ipSl., would carry the greater
/. r,s'exported INA this sec
/" Il ~ <*InI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-26
hBER MARKET REVIEW
Humber Of Timber Bills Has Been the
Feature Of the Week.
! DIG ORDERS ARE TO BE CLOSED
Nm the Next Four or Five Days.
The Demand for Planer stun
Continues Good.

arront, Texas, November 25.-The fea-
d The market this week has been the
aAkon Of timber bills. A large num-
h such inquiries have been before the
M firms Of this district within the last
digs. II Is not known definitely yet
t,il arrangements have been closed on
u tho specifications, but The Post corr
ksafrl Is In position to state that
u ht next four or five days some de-
" alroad timber orders will have been
p Top prices have been put OIL all this
nal for the reason that it has to be
and with the delay caused by the
siifr in the rivers, mills have not been
eet as close to the end of the order
Is had been anticipated.
ass rom Texas during the past week
Dsa somewhat quieter than for the
Preceding weeks-a condition for which
MI man Is deyoutly thankful Cars are
Eslce that orders already booked can
alpped as quick as desired either by
lsnuiavturer or the dealer. This car
Wy question especially affects the planer
lal Of the various mills, as ii is nee
Nv mem to have specific cars, while
,Enlis, II they can not obtain the
Vss'eo, can throw their logs into ma
w which they can obtain cars. The
~ mus can not adjust their orders to
lug Conditions so easily. AS a consc-
wele are number OF orders on
!, IN ail mills to come from their
sneh are getting ancient. 1t is per
ps'uy QUO 10 this that the demand for
=, SUING and ceiling is still so very
nrn Known that several statesmen
IIn Instructions from the head of
i ,r apartments OF different concerns
49,, @.M OF take any planning mill or
a., sle not wanted at any price.
.b,r Masouiea are before local operators
N, sr'lpfa 10 different foreign ports. the
~ saus ior Cuba and England. The
,bso a Eastern markets for material
i, s n, py water still continues good.
hrusrs ~ " TWO Instances positive orders
bs,,s NY ana sound timber have been
hA /, rthea DOWN, and yet tho prices
ury ~ ~ fost correspondent to have
MT n.y. s.ug. There IL considerable call
|,sg companies. q" 'oN"i
III nm n, ssustlon as whole and review
kr,nr ny standpoint Of this weeks de-
h h ra hiele Is no cause TO apprehend n
\ in hauss' and from all Indications
|ct n w NO cessation in orders or re-
q M '' ~ iof the next two to three
tT arr rosy correspondent does not
Ifily ~ ,oWer values even then. hut
J DON sssklng in this paragraph OF re-
/ H.. sclual Indications now in tan
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-12-27
T" turn Ia Grippe IN rwn Days.

Take Laxative Rromo Quininc Tablets
All druggists refund the money ii l, fails
tn cure. l.. W. Groves aignatur-. on
every box. %. =
Twenty five Dollars will buy a fairly
good ,qnare practice Piano at the e.. A i.
Rerd Music House. They are intrinsi-
cally worth double that amount.
buy the boy an Air Rifle. There are
few Christmas gifts that will afford the
yOunHster more pleasure and satisfaction.
And When you buy don't buy toy, but
buy "a good one-s'lch as sold by Sullivan
Hardware Co.
The ladies' all know the genuine pleas.
ure that . good shave affords their hua-
hands. gond Razor, such as SOLD by
Sullivan Hard~are Co cannot fail 10 be
appreciated by him AZ Nmas present
Suit your customers ami they stick by
you! Give them goods OF unQuestionad
quality and you viii win out'' in bust
ness. You are familiar with the high
quality Of everything Ia tho line of Am
munition sold by Sullivan Hardware
Co., and know that everything offered by
them in this line Is the best the mark ct
affords.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-12-27
t"nnmcnlniory RESOLUTIONS.

I;E>>ll"r>.Ii...E. :. G.. Dee. 18th. lIa9.
Whereas. at the last sitting of HE $.
{. Conference of The VI. T.. Church,
South, the appOintvr Power Of the
same SAW iii to remove from our midst
our beloved pastor. Mr.. X. T.. Stack
house. and feeling IL desire to show our
appreciation OF him and his services,
therefore be il.
Hrs"irrti. BY the congregation Of
Ebcnczcr Church, l'lcnIicim Charge,
Marion District. S. &. Conferences. that
it is with grcnt reluctance and many
regrets that we part from Bro Stack
house and his estimablc family.
That we thank him for his Cody
walk of life and fnthcrly counscls of
advice, iiii;i that We vii! ever cherish
his memory and pray Gods blessings
upon him and his in their new fields of
labor.
Tint we commend him and family to
the warmcst consideration of tho peo-
pie to whom hc is sent, and bcspcak n
warm place for them in their hearts and
love.
That we will ever pray Gods guiding
hand to sustain them under all circum-
stances, and may lie see best to return
him to us ut some not far distant day.
That copy of these resolutions be
sent to Bro. K. l.. StackhOusc, one to the
Pee Dee .Adr0cutc and one to the AN
pEEsoN lNTEL.Il:ENCER.
Tho above resolutions were unani-
mously passed by said congregation.
H. X EHv!Nt;TpS Seq
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-12-27
Forty Children Drowned.

BErssEI.>. December 22-Upwar,i of
forty school children were drowned to-
day i'll an ice accident ut Frclinghcm,
near the French frontier. The child
rem of the district had been given Il
frozen river Iys. When the mcrri-
mcnt WAS ut full height the ice broke
suddenlya and the children disappeared.
y few were rescued half dead, but
the majority were drowned Thirty
six bodies have been recovered. but
others are still missing. The catas-
trOphc spread CONSERVATION through
the town. where nearly every family
suffered loss
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-12-27

icN.ir..i iN :u' .lru-'iun o. iund fol
ooui nJ nn. ',i.cn>il, tieii.
tiai Nh'r' initw'at t!. i,r c.'t, ,'iy
nnH iir r""ii -en and pl"-i ,.v'
'd-nsrii"i "'a i'!' -;aiinn ippi'~cli
'isi~ 1r'.p'i =" li' .cgi~la'iir in It's
hr>i ~llapc..'nd snail lcavr iiMill them,
VIII The >d@Sc>il"n tlia' iirl provide
Tor the Protection Of such road, bl
'aNins all vehicles in iIlc County. cx-
c'r' ti">r Of Il st;:,d widrh. which
Shall be- sufficiently NuI, in' 10 r,lt up
tie roads. If tlr -'..i, j. NOT read.
for such Il lncasu;, li' t"uiiiv Of An-
d'i~"n the first ni;.'N of the state
I" lead ina sp,'i. i"tld llw. IS Let
n~ continue r' i'..'l lilru>;h others fol
I,,,,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-12-27

The coming session of the General
Assembly will. il is hoped. realize the
vital concern of attracting capital to
the State by providing for such inter
nal improvements as have been So
much neglected III the past. We refer
specifically to the building and main
tcnnnce Of roads, the great arteries of
trade, the nerves of commerce and the
pulse of pride and prosperity. With
ont good roads trade is stagnant, com
nclce is pros.ratcd nndno better index
is wanted to establish an estimate Of 1,
country's thrift and welfare. 1t has
been demonstrated here in our midst
that it is waste of money to construct
roads Of clay, for not one road in the
County can be termed permanent
thoroughfarc. Given, then, the amount
of money expended on dirt roads in
this County during the past six years
with very little to show for it, who
would oppose the substitution Of law
providing for permanent stG;G r0#;is,
though the mileage must necessarily
be restricted to the constitutional levy1
1t is true, we might ask for the privi-
lcgc of floating long term bonds fol-
this purpose in order to facilitate the
construction, and it might be the part
of wisdom so to do, as we arc inclined
to think, because with the work vel
started VIC. should not wish to be hand
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-12-27
stockholders Meeting.

A MEETING Of Stock holders Of tho
Anderson Cotton Mills will be held In
the AndersOn tnunty Court House on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 3O,h, 1900, at
IL o'clock poon, for the purpose Of con-
siderinY an increase of Capital Stock Of
the Company from 100000 To 5000, 900.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
J. a. BROCK, President.
Anderson, +. G., Doc. 20, lS99.-27-4
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-12-27
Notice of Final Settlement.

THE undersigned, Administrative of
the Estate OF f. B. Murray. deceased,
hereby gives notice that she will on the
18th day Of January, 1900, apply to the
Judge 0f Probate for Anderson County,
=. c., fora Final Settlement of eaid Es-
tate. and . discharge from her office as
ADMINISTRATIVE.
EVA s. MURRAY, Adm'x.
Dec l3, 1890 81
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-12-27

An experiment is being made i'll
Washington County, Ga, on the line
of rural school consolidation and free
transportation to and from school that
will J." watched with interest not only
in Georgia but in other States. The
plan that has been i'll operation, and
has SO far proved cmincntly satisfac-
tory, provides for the consolidation of
eight or ten small schools Of one teach
az ;#cl; into ON" academic institution
with several instructors. TranspOita-
tion to and from school costs, under
the experimental plan, about one dol
lar Il month per capita. The arrange
mcnt for continuous sessions is made
l,y private subscriptions OF the patrons.
The plan has much tn commend il, and
though the schnol system of this Conn-
~ is quite Il satisfactory one, it would
he well to watch the success of ON
Georgia nciyhhors' venture with il
view 10 olurthrrprriccting the splendid
system NOW III vogue.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-12-27

The Manufacturers Hcrord, the lead
ing industrial paper i'll the United
States, believes that the South is on
the eve of unprecedented industrial
expansion, and is itself working with
praiscworthy energy toward that end.
In its large special industrial edition
for December IL it presents survey of
tho Southern field Of enterprise from
the view ct twenty three prominent
and successful Southern men, who are
experts in iron, cotton, lumber, phos-
phatc and other bases Of Southern
manufacturing, or enjoying well-earn-
ed distinction in Southern develop
ment." These writer's are not only
hopeful but enthusiastic, and it is in
spring to follow their outline of our
beloved lands achievements and pos
sibilitics. Tho Record itself sings the
song OF the ''lusty South at Il high
pitch of enthusiasm.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-12-27
CAN BE SEEN

At glance that tho work ,ione 1T THE
ANDERSON STEAM LAUNDRY is of
superior order. There Ia not "A spprk or
spot to mar III. beauty or perfection Of
finish. Starched and unatarched goods
are alike carefully treated, and reach our
patrons in n highly satisfactory condition.
May we send for your work?
Our friends and customers i'll The coun-
try can always leave their Laundry Mt
u. &. brown n Bros. Store, which is our
central oilice--next door above the Post
Office.
ANDERSON STEAM LAUNDRY CO.
202 East Boundary St.
II. A. MAYFIELU,
Supt. and Treas.
PHONE NO. 20
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-06-03
BIG YACHTING SEASON.
Arrangements Exceed Those of Past
Years Greatly.

The Yachting season of 1899 will be the
greatest of many years. Last season was
killed because of the war and the setback
has had the effect of drawing more atten-
ton from lovers of the sport than they
ever CAV the game before. IN idea OF
what is coming on the wate- may be
had from the subjoined list Of events
June s-Knickerbocker Y. c., annual
regatta: Manhasset Y. c., opening.
June 10-Manhasset Y. c., annual re-
gatta: New Jersey Y. c., opening.
June 14-Brooklyn Y. c., annual re-
gatta-
June 17-Larchmont Y. C., Spring re-
gatta.
June 1a-Pavonia Y. c., annual regatta.
June 2O-Atlantic Y. c., annual regatta.
June 22-New York Y. C., annual
regatta.
June ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS y. U
annual regatta.
July New Rochelle Y. G.. annual
regatta; New Jersey Y. c., regatta
Columbia-Defender trial race
July 35Stamford Y. c., annual regatta
Saa wanhaka-Cor.nthian Y. c., tria'
race for small boats; Atlantic Y. Z.
rendezvous at aLrchmount for cruise.
July, ALarchmont Y. C., annual re
eatta. Pavonia Y. c.. trial race.
July american Y. c. annual regatta
Observation-Disclosures Y. c., trial race
July e-Indian Harbor Y G., special re
gatta: acknowledgements \. Z
trial race.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-06-03
Fl. 20 & rs NEWARK AVENUE
THROUGH TO 1873 MONTGOMERY STREET,
RSHY CITY.

dorf; /. f., T.. Brejcha; T. f., J. Brennan
c. f.. C. Schmollinger. Would like to hear
from the Palma, Eagle or the Whaldorf
of Newark. Send all challenges to Chas.
Moersdorf. No. 456 Grand street. w. Nc
Carthy is mascot.
Tho Aeolian Baseboll Club of Kearny
has organized for the season. and would
like to arrange with clubs in Hudson and
Essex counties for Sunday afternoons.
They would like to arrange a game with
the Unions of Newark. Address all cnai-
lenges to Harry A. Fox, No. 50 Kearny
avenue, Kearny.
The Vixen Field Club claim a forfeit
game from the Waverly Field Club OF
New York for not showing up for the
game booked for Sunday last. The Vixens
average from IS to 10 years of age. They
have also a second team averaging from
Is to 16 years of age. The Vixens would
like to zeal from two good feloers about
10 years of age. Burke has been elected
captain of the first team and Justin Lewis
captain of the second team. Applications
for the felders' positions please call upon
Joseph Dowd, manager, No. 2IS Grand
street.
At the West New York Field Clubs
Niles avenue grounds, tomorrow, the New
York and Louisville League teams VIII
play a championship game. h game is
scheduled to be played on Monday next
at the Polo Grounds. but will be played
at West New York instead The League
constitution expressly forbids the play
ing of exhibition games by League teams
during the season, consequently all games
I--1 - 49, Miles AuanIla Grounds
figure in the championship tables.
While the New York and Louisville
Clubs are playing in the Niles avenue
grounds tomorrow, Manager ersheimers
West New York Field Club will visit Jer-
sey City and play the Jerseys at Inter
national Park. This will be the first game
of the season between the strong riyal
teams of Hudson county. Fred Mer-
| sheimer claims the championship OF the
county for his team.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-06-03
LAWN TENNIS.
National, State and Collegiate
Championship Schedule.

Monday the intercollegiate tennis cham
pionship will be held and on Jun 10 the
New Jersey State championship will be
decided at Orange The list of events is
as follows
July Sea Cliff Y. c.. annual regatta.
July &Rfvers de Y. c., anual regatta.
july 14-2l-Larchmont Y. c.. race week.
July 3 2 Jersey 7. e; T sgs
Challenge Cup at Montreal.
July 291Indian Harbor Y. c., annual re-
gatta.
erbocker Y. c., cruise.
Aug. I2lHorseshoe Harbor Y. c., annual
regatta.
ia; New Jersey Y. c., cup race.
Aug. 21-Canada Cup race.
Aug. 26-Huntington Y. G., nnual 1e-
gatta; Manhasset Y. G, special regatta.
Sept. .Larchmont Y. c.. special regat-
ia; Indian Harbor Y. c., special regatta.
| Sept. 4Norwalk Y. c., annual regatta,
Larchmont Y. c.. fail regatta; Sachem,s
! Adams Cups races; Pavonia Y. c.. special
regatta.
Sept. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4 G.,
fal regatta; L~arehmont 7. z, SPECIAL
Sept, 16-American Y. c., fall regatta.
Sept. 23-Rivers;de Y. c., fall regatta
Oct. 9America's Cup race
June 5, Maine intercollegiate champion
ship, at Portland, Me-; June L, New der
| sey State championship, AT Orange, n. j.
June 10, Pennsylvania State championship
! at Philadelphia. Pa; June 10. CONNECTICUT
| State championship, at Bridgeport. Conn
June II. Massachusetts State champion
| ship, at Longwood, Mass; June 20. ma
| tional championship for women, at Phila-
| delphia, Pa: June &c. metropolitan cham-
pionship. at West Side Tennis Club. New
York; June 26, invitation tournament, al
Neighborhood Club, West Newton, Mass.
July 8. Middle states hampionshi a
| nionship (menis singles only at San Ra-
fael. Call; July 8. invitation tournament
at Chicago L. T.. c., Chicago: July 10,
Canadian championship at Niagara-on-
fhe-Lake, Canada; July 10. Western
championships at Kenwood Country Club,
Chicago; July 10, invitation tournament,
at Essex County Country Club, Essex,
Mass; July L, New York State chang !
pnen tournament for challenge cup. al
Magnolia Beach. Mass; July "a. open
tournament for challenge cup and East
ern championship doubles, at Longwood,
Mass; July g. Northwestern champion
ship. at Minneapolis. MINI.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-06-03
NEWS OF THE wHEELMEH.
Acme Will Take Up a Commodious
Club House.

The Acme Wheelmen have decided to
leave their present headquarters on
Fourth street and take up quarters at the
corner of Newark avenue and Fourth
street. This action was made necessary
nv the continued increase in membership
The club will go to Plainfield tomorrow
on the club run.
There will be a meeting on Tuesday
night. when the picnic. which is to be
held on june IS at Greenville schuetzen
park will be arranged for.
The election of officers at the last meet
ing resulted as follows:-President. Robert
FINLEY: vice President. VIII Purdy; Re
cording Secretary, james Carroll; Fl
nancial Secretary. William Cox, Core
snandins Secretary, Charles Keuscher;
treasurer. H.. Bates; sergeant-at-Arms,
Charles MeGilI.
The North Hudson Cyclers have no run
scheduled for tomorrow. but detachments
win visit Coney island. Midland Beach
and Plainfield-
The Hamilton Wheelmen will go to
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-06-03

STATE OF NEW JERsEY-DEPARTMENT
Of State-certifcate of Dissolution.
To all to whom these presents may come,
Greeting
Whereas, It appears to my satisfaction, by
dulv authenticated record of the proceedings
for the voluntary dissolution thereof by the
unanimous consent of all the stockholders. de-
posited in my office. that the Interior Tele-
phone Company, a corporation OF this state,
whose principal office is situated at No. forty
Eve Montgomery street. in the City OF Jersey
city, County of Hudson, State OF New Jersey
George j. Holbrook being agent therein and
In charge thereof, upon whom process may
be served. has complied with the requirements
of ian Act concerning corporations tReylsion
Of $780," preliminary to the issuing OF this
Certificate Of Dissolution.
Now, therefore. I. George Wurts, Secretary
of state of the State Of New Jersey, Do Here
bv Certify that the said corporation did, on
the nineteenth day of May. 1855, file In my
OFFICE a duly executed and attested consent
in writing to the dissolution OF said corpora
ton. executed by all the stockholders thereof,
which said consent and the record OF the pro-
ceedings aforesaid are now on file In my said
o6Ice as provided by law
In testimony whereof, I have hereto set my
hand and AFFIXED my official seal, at Trenton.
this nineteenth day Of May. a D. eighteen
hundred and ninety-nine.
RI. ST GEORGE WURTS.
Secretary Of State.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-06-03
ALPINEs.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Hnffvs ....4 . ~
1H'n;nas 30 4 5 l 8 3 BIS
The st. Lucy's Club, champions OF 1873,
nave again started q team and would
like to a game with teams
averaging 1s years, church teams pre-
ferred. PLAYERS are:-Chris Proudioro'
catcher: T. Flynn. pitcher; II. harris
frst base: v. McAuliffe. second base;
7 Eczema third base; A.. Patten, short
stop. j. Kearney. centre: M. clynes, ieit
6e,d. W. Cozter. right field Address an
challenges to James E. Keenan,, No. Y
Sixteenth street
The jackson Club OF Hoboken, would
ike to play all clubs, members OF Wnicn
are IS years of age. Address capt.
Richard May, No. z07 First street.
The Pierce Club would like to ar
range games with all teams averagins
Il wears. They would like to play the
Younk Cake Walkers of Bayonne on
fhe pierce Club grund. The players
re.-A. Hamm, IS: c. Hughes, first
base. G Holt. second base; n. NJ
Harney. left field; w. Dennis, right held
Piercv. D: E. Lavender. G.; J. Thomas
AZ b. Everett, c. f. Address Afpol
Hamm. No. 6s1s Clendenny avenue
Half way A. c. has organized Tor Inc
season with these players:-First base. "
Desraste; second base. B: NJ Heaiy: thlr.
n Tuzzo: catcher. ]. OsBrien; pitcher, =
scott: shortstop and captain. G Moers'