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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-14
FLUCTUATIONS WERE NARROW

took place ana the bottom hgures were
touched In the next hour. gain Of q
points was made thereafter and con-
tinuous improvement extended until the
close, when an increase Of points from
the lowest was registered. In the net re-
suit December, February and April ad
vanced l point and the balance OF the list
stood unchanged to 8 points lower.
New Orleans started points down on
December and to less on further deliv-
cries. a slight advance occurred and er-
tended until a gain OF points was made,
when gradual loss Of the same took place
and made the range for January around
the Sc mark until an hour after the noon
cali. An upward move Of TO 3 points was
then recorded and slightly enlarged in the
final half hour, causing the best prices OF
the day TO he regaincd at the close. In
the net result December went point high
er and the 1902 options were unchanged TO
l point lower. Sales on the American side
amounted TO 5000 bales and spot quotations
remained untouched.
The volume Of the movement once more
became enormous. Receipts at all ports
for the day were 5000 bsles, compared
WIN fN'oah toT lue way VI
last year For the week they have been
3O1 $50 bales, compared with 322,olS Tor The
same time of last week and 3Oa,SS4 for the
corresponding time Of last year. Thus lar
in the season they have been 3,9ss,g32
bales compared with 3,sTI $50 for the
same time of last season Exports for tue
week have been 1T $50 bales compared
with pa 1a5 for tho same time Of last
week and lT5 442 for the corresponding time
of last year. stock 81 United states ports
for the day were ss4 437 bales, comps ed
with S29541 for the same day ~ last week
and aO4. 46i for the corresponding day Of
last year.
The weeks movement at twenty nine in
terror towns, with comparisons, have been:
Receipts Shipments, Stork
This week ...... 26g. $40 236, 135 635, 131
1900 90. .......,.2 S44 All 230,3A 6s4, 900
1899 90. ......... 20So42 1s0.43s 759,4l7
1898 -. ......... 2S3.6T7 2sJ,2s $50, 1863
New York wired: Private sdvices from
Bremen say Liverpool spots unchanged from
yesterday"
An operator from Fort Smith. Ark. said
Think government report underestimate
crop about 100000 bales. The gins are
shout all closed for the season, picking hsv-
Ing been practically completed"
Liverpool. December 1s.-Cottcn- Spot g.
Moderate business. Priccs steady. mid
ding 1872. Tho sales nj the day were
S0p0 bales. of which 5000 were for specr,
lation and export and included 600 Amer-
can. Receipts 1900 bales, including TO-
200 American.
Liverpool Futures.
~
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NO LIVERPOOL NEWS.
REPORTS ARE BULLISH.
Profit Taking Oooasioned Weakness
Which lie Recovered by Ready
Absorption Of Offerings.
AT THE CLOSE

AT THE CLOSE:
New York, 8 points down to up.
New Orleans. point down to { up.
SPOTS:
Ar1eriean sida ,Inobann.1
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Irondon Financial Cable.
New York. December 10. --Tbe CONNER
uEl<Ape~,'..-'- ' = 49, : --''''-' --A'.--s-'
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Houston Dailv Statement.
Houston Comparatlve statement.

Bales.
Gross receipts thus far this week, los itg
Gross receipts 1O3 days this season l. 900 $40
Gross receipts 1O3 days 1900 1901 /. 363. 70T
Gross receipts 1903 days 1898. 1900. 4, go OS4
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NOV lOFk-opotS cIoseH quItt,
changed; stock lO1. 77S bales.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-14

Totals 5000 2O3. 74O 1919, 600 3944.SS5
Last vcar 4O.343 200. sS4 1904, 1855 .......
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NeW UtIeans-spots closed steady
unchanged; stock 30. 554 bales.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-10
HOW TO DO TEXAS GOOD.
Railroads will Cooperate in a Great
Missionary Work.
GRAND OPPORTUNITY FOR RESULTS
establishment of Texas Headquarters at
FL Reno and Fort Sill Uraad by
Mr.. John Howard

As stated In The Post several weeks ago.
Texas has grand opportunity TO advertise
her resources most advantageously by Civ.
ing some attention to the vast army Of
homeseekers who are now encamped along
the borders Of the Klowa, Comanche aud
Apache Indian reservations In Oklahoma
which will be opened for settlement by the
general public on August q
Mr.. John Howard, passenger aud lmmi-
grafton agent of the Sunset Central lines,
and other railroad men have been giving
considerable attention TO plan whereby
Texas can be vastly benefited. Speaking 10
a representative of The Post yesterday,
Mr.. Howard said:
Texas and Southwest Louisiana should
make some sort of an effort to profit
through the opening of the Indian reserva.
tons up In Oklahoma next month. There
are now, and have been for the past sew
eral weeks, thousands Of people encamped
along the borders of the KOwa. Comanche
and Apache reservations awaiting the sig
nal to rush into the country and stake ont
claims, aud since the presidents prOclama
ton liking a definite date for the opening
OF these lands has been Issued thousands
of other homcseekers are joining those al
ready on the ground. The result, of course,
will be that hundreds Of people AZ least
Will be unable to lind homes there. and
they viii have to return to their old homes
or locate in some other part of the coun-
try,
is on the border and the time for it IS
now-when those people have time to IN
Ncstigafe our resources and study the con
diuons that prevail hero, The railroads
have taken the matter up. and ] understand
that the Rock Island route, which runs
through that territory and along which
fha 4frt4t nd Toy an ttai1I
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Notes and PersonaIe.

Mr.. W. f. Mcclure general freight aud
passenger agent Of the galveston, Houston
and Henderson. was up from MS ShNes'oh
headquarters yostetd0y
Mr.. j. 7 Lindsay Of Dallas, travelling
nnssengpr agent Of the Katy. headquartefs
"a Dallas, was among ne fallreAd men oi
the state who visited Houston yesterday
The Houston East and West IeTas -! has
nut on rate Of one fare plus 81 to Grip.
pIr Creek Colo, ou account Of the annual
meeting Of the Transmlsslssppi CONNER
cial congress. july ~
Mr. d. J. Price of Palestine. genera pas
senper and ticket agent " the intcina.
tional and Great Northern, was among the
nroInInent railroad men of the state VINO
Visited Houston yesterday. Mrs Price ae-
companied him
Mr. + r. sullivan. agent Of ne North
shore Dispatch FAST Freight line. with
headouarters ln St Louis, was IN Hous.
ton Yesterday accompanied by MIS- shl'
iIvan Mr. and Mrs. sullivan went down
TO Galveston go the afternoon
A sneclol train viii be rnn over the Hons
ION ana Texas Central Saturday night from
DeniFou 40 Houston and Galveston. leaving
the starting point a 2 ~ ~ AIFl lia ,ls
al Houston and Galveston az a'as ana go
Respectively sunday morning. ING uekcl7
ara. good 10 return Oh regular trains Mon
day
INC train porters Of Houston will have
their annual picnic az Dickinson today.
Two sperial trains will be run, one lenying
ths Grand Central depot ~ and the IA
ternational gnd Grcai Northern depot at
a.i0 n M. and tue other leaving toe IN.
ternatIonal and Great Northern depot only
al O'Clock IN the afternoon
Mr.. Leroy ITice. Vice president aud ger.
eral superintendent 81 the lntefnauonni
and Great Northern, came down from Pal.
estine headquarters yesterday and ~ CON.
PAM with MI II. Booth, assistant general
freight agent. with headquarters IN Hons
ION. went on an Inspection "trip over The
Houston. Oak Lawn aud Magnolia PARK
line during the afternoon
sir. Hugh Burns. who is y charge q the
construction work OF the Fort WORTH ~
Vision OF the International and Great
Northern, now building was 10 Houston
YESTERDAY The work on that line when
viii extend from spring, IN Harris ecgnly,
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and Of the skv.

In Western North Cdrolina between the
Blue Ridge on the east aud the Alieghe-
MES on the west, in the beautiful valley
of the Freuch Broad, 20OO feet above the
sea, lies Ashevllie beautiful. picturesque
and world-famed as one of the most pleas.
bright skies and Incompatible climate
whose praises have been sung by poets.
mountain height have Furnished subject
and Inspiration for the painters brush
This is truly the Land OF the shy" aud
there Is perhaps no more beautiful region
on the continent 10 attract pleasure tour
lists or health seekers Convenient schcd-
ules and YerJ low rates To Asheviilc, .
nessee and Georgia resorts For map fold
ers, summer resort circular, routes rates
and general information please write or
call on j G.. Audrews, Southwestern pas
senger agent Hutchlns Honse, Houston,
Texas.
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!. and G. N. Rioht Of Way Fixed.

Navasota Texas. July 9,-Tbe meeting
Of the International and Great Northern
officials and the citizens committee yes.
terday afternoon resulted In settling that
the new road should enter Navasotn at or
near its first entrance point, but afterward
to turn and reach Railroad street about
where Mr., and Mrs. c. w. Brigance now
Texas Central tracks and parallel same
down to union passenger depot. Thence
to parallel the Gulf, Colorado and Sauta
Fe road as has been here ofore laid out
Whether or not the depot grounds were
settled upon at the meeting has not b en-
made public.
To-day engineers are at work on the nrw
line and work viii soon be begun within
sight OF anxious citizens.
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The suggestion for the organization u
a railroad mems club Is II good one and
one that | believe could be carried out in
n most satisfactory manner If somc one
who has the spare time necessary TO get IL
up would take hold Of the proposition
about eight months ago / took The
matter mp myself, and undcrtook to get the
railroad people Interested. and succeeded
remarkably well | thought as well as wus
possible. considering the time ! could give
IT, ] found many of the railroad men
heartily in favor Of the organization and
was promised substantial assistance from
many quarters, but not having the ncces-
sary time to devote TO the clubs organiza'
ton | was compelled to let Il drop.
However ] am sure " some one who
has spare dine will get behind the propo
sition and give II his attention. the club
will he organized. and when II gets started
its growth can be counted upon to be al
most uhenoupunl.N
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" There's Only One Road. /"

All Texas en- route to The Rockies 50 high,
Tl ores only one road Tho Denver.
Goes everyone this way? Yes. can't you
Thcre's only ono ROAD Tho Denver.
Travel this line, rs bound 20 please thee.
mo apology ncedcdW-i'm sure your
agrec:
The Experienced tourists stogtly decree
There's only one road The Denver"
Observation car case viii please you, l
There's ouy one road lac Denver
siocp@a With large ladies' dressing rooms
There's oaly one rord The Deuverl
The Cafe Cnrs, too, whore VITA leisure
mo bay Coaches new OF the latest de-
But once sec this train. youi declare. l
There's only ono road Denver.
ahe mighty ten.wheoler win speed us
There's only one road The Denver;
Among the grand mountains shout the glad
'Thcres only one road The Denver"
Come. don't stay In Texas-from sweitering
Join Cool colorado's ouarto JDblIeei
Dust study he map tue you're blind you
There's only one road The Denver.
For Epworih League goers to san Fran.
cisco
There's only one road The Denver.
pbis way 10 the mountains directly you 20;
There's only one road The Denver.
Don't pay, FOR ground covered; but sights
Fine service. equipment. the hest scenery.
with as quick ibc Rockies, then Nix
routes, choice free.
There's ouly one rcad rhe Denver.
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70 Fort Worth rs progressing very sn'S-
factorly 10 seemg. and II is stated the line
will be completed to Waco In thirty days
The REX Island route has iSsnnI an At.
tractyc folder entitled The oklahoma OPP
poriunity" which gives considerable aud
valuable information regarding the pro-
posed opening Of the kiowH, Comnuchc and
Apache reservations on August g. The
Houston commercial Office OF the route has
been literally supplied with the puhlica
ton and all persons who feel Interested
are invited To- call and get one Of the fold
Crs.
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MR. tIrzHueH,s PoslTloN.

He Has Been Made Assistant to Pres-
dent Hayes.
San Franclsco, July 9.President Hayes
Of the Southern Pacific company has issued
the following:
Mr.. E. H. Fitzhugh is hereby appointed
assistant to the president with Offices In
San Francisco.
The ofaee Of assistant to the president
was formerly held by +, Fl, Huntington.
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Galveston Notes.

Galveston, Texas, July 9.--W G. Van
Week, manager of the Atlantic division Of
the Southern Pacific arrived in the city
on special train this morning, accom-
panied by Attorney r. S, Loyett Of Hous-
ton They only remained In the city thir-
ty-fve minutes and did not leave the depot
during TINT time
Leroy Trlce. general superintendent OF
the international and Great Northern,
spent the morning In the city. accompanied
by his son. Marvin Trcc They went
north at 20 this afternoon.
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Eavors the Suqaestion.

Mr., o. T. Findley, secretary to the trqf
&c manager in the Sunset-Ceuiral general
Offices ia Houston, is very much IN favor
OF the suggestion Of Colonel j. G. Andrews
Southwestern passenger agent of the South
ern railway. printed In The Post yesterday,
for the organization Of railroad mens
social club in this city. Mr.. Findley ia
speaking on the subject yesterday said
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Cane Bets REGULAR Schedule.

Bay city Texas July s Tomorrow morn.
Ing the Cane Belt takes up a regular seized
ule, leaving Bay City at a NJ, arriving
at Bay city at $40 p. m, the train re-
naming here over night. and It viii also
carry the mall, which has heretofore been
carried over the Cnncy Valley Via Van
Week.
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q. y. Ely. Montgomery, Ala; r. G..
Banks, Montgomery Ala. y. NJ. Mathews
CeW Orleans; II. Il. Marohbank, Dallas;
Faulkner, Ellis county: a 7, Hayle
.plvert +. A. Gutmanh. 81. Louis j y
undenherge and wife Victoria; i. =
kileen, Galveston; f. K. Wells Georgia;
4 .. Leeper. Nacogdochcs: q 1t. An
lrews Corpus Christi Il. r.. Eolland, c..
h f. Holland, Houston Post; ~. y Has
llns, ST Louis Ed Wadsworth Van Nlco,,A:
lhomaS + West. Fort Worth; w Mn9uie,
Galveston; w. \. Wilson. Nacogdoches; II.
koempke and wife, Galveston; Max ".
olff. Paducah. Ky
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a Private f1oons, ST. Louis to New York.
NJ one % bother YOU, no Intrusion into
E4r apartment; all comforts 81 parlor and
AIMED servants TO respond to push Of
+scuic bell buttons, while you enjoy fast
6alsilng across Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and
4 ~ nsy lfania on the most complete railway
an OF the century-the famous PennsylNa
~ Lmited-the train which takes drawing
~ Sleeping cars from ST. Lonis 10 New
4 ~ FIND out about Il by asking J, NJ.
q ~ sspf,,len, A. q. r. Agt st. Louis, No,
Hxak = As''
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A VALUABLE DIPLOMA.

6eoreia's School Attracts National At
tention,
The School Of Technology 10 Atlanta has
N ITS progress. extended departments,
aporate equipment aud superior textile
purse and machinery. attracted atteLtion
ON all parts Of the country
a thoroughly scientific training with am
~ practice. which 6ts Young men for
tclntcal work and which places them IN
schooi Is giving.
extensive dormitory system. Fees nom
hai Extensive catalogue fully illustrated
pres under wholesome regulations Lyman
& IAN President Atlanta Ga.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-10

W Il. srERLEY. ...........,.G A. r. y.
A. A. Gibson .............A. G. r, A.
CRADLES L. HULL .......,.,..T p. A..
Fort Worth Texas.
y. s. Remember, on Friday July y. we
add 20 our regular train Speei3l Pullman
Tourist Equipment 10 Be run through TO
Frisco spending Saturday and sunday In
Denver. reaching Frisco july II; and the
cost ligures ~ hut 81 cents per day, includ
Ing lodging dhrlng stop-oyfr. Yon know.
nNOn Don't Have TO Apologize for Ridlng
on The DENVER ROADl"
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COMMISSION ORDERS.

mission issued the following orders today:
In approval of Joint application of the
Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio
railway and Houston East and West Texas
Railway companies, submitted under No.
lN of the Galveston, Harrisburg aud San
Antonio Railway company, authority is
granted for the withdraw and canteila-
tion OF authority No. l3, issued by this
commission April %. 1897, in approval OF
Houston East and West Texas railway ap
plicaton No. -, aad establishing rate OF
20 cents per tie for the transportation Of
cross ties In carloads, from stations on
the Houston East and West Texas railway
to I'll paso
Effective July 10, 1901
1t is ordered that the following rates, In
cents per 100 pounds, be established for
the transportation Of lumber and articles
taking lumber rates, In carloads minimum
weight 10000 pounds per car, from Lastter
to points on the Missouri Kansas and
Texas railway Of Texas ms follows: Green-
vile l21a, to Farmersvllle 1871 aud Mckin-
Rates to intermediate points not to be
higher
This order shall take effect July 30, 1891
In approval Of application No. 161 Of
the Houston East and West Texas Rail
way company, authority is granted for
the adoption of the charge of 50 per car
for stopping lumber at planers on said
railway, under the following rules
Lumber to be stopped AT planers for the
purpose Of dressing, must he way billed to
planer Mt full tariff rates.
When the dressed lumber is shipped out
of planners. via the Houston East ana Wcsl
Texas railway. full tariff rates from
point of origin to dnal destination will lie
charged and agent at planer is authorized
TO refund local charges into pancr on
basis. of car for car, less a charge of 50
for the stop.
Exceptions No charges VIII be refunded
on Inbound shipments when cars OF less
than 6o0O0 pounds capacity are loaded 20
exceed 10 per cent Of their marked capacity
nor on any ear when loaded to exceed o.
eco pounds.
Effective July II. 1901.
II is ordered that notice be and the same
is given to all persons interested thai the
railroad commission Of Texas viii, on
Tuesday, July %. 1901, at us office in
Austin take up and consider the matter Of
an amendment to commodity tariff No.
BOA. by including in the list Of articles
subject to the table Of rates, section ] Of
the tari0f. cypress poles
All persoDs Interested in the matters en-
hraccd in this notice are requested 70 pre-
sent to the commission their views IN re-
gard 10 same on or before the day Of the
hearing.
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Cures
Weak Men
II rec

A new remedy which quichly cures SEXUAL
NetkneEs yaricocec. night emissions. premG-
tuto discharge. etc and restores tho oraana
10 strerxth and v.Eor Or l.. W. Knapp. tl3e
Hull building Detroit Mirh.. gladly sends
IA the receipt Of this wonderful romedy n
order that every weak man may cure him
sell At loyne.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-10

Mr. Sam Dixon passenger and immgra
tlon agent of the Houston Fast and West
Texas aud secretary II iho state HOuicul
tual society, has announced That ice viii
supply q formaldehyde solution for the
preservation of fruits and vegetables 20
all persons who intend 20 have exhibits az
the Farmers cUlprcSs college Station.
Persons desiring this huid should make APP
plicatop 10 Mr. Dixon, and ne Win supply
Il free Of cost the party ordering Gf course
paying the transportation charges.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-10

Al trains arrive and depart from the Grand Cen
I trsl depot except the Missouri Kansas s. Texas
trains, which have depot in the Fifth ward, the In
tenatlonal & Great Northern and Columbia Tap.
which use the International and Great Northern de-
Pot on Congress avenue, aud the Houston East and
West Texas morning train which leaves from and
arrives at the Houston East and West Texas depot
+ The Missouri, Kansas & Texas md Galveston
Houston g. Henderson trains pASS the International
and Great Northern depot.
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G.. II. & II. Il. II.
Depot foot Of Congress Avenue.
Galveston Trains.

NOTE-Trains leaving Houston at445p.
m and arriving at Houston at s.4sa. m and
1o.7s a. m. also run into Grand Central de-
pot departing 10 minutes earlier ana arry-
Ing ten minutes later than time given above.
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I. & c. N. II. RI

Depot foot Of Congress Avenue
fast Mail to st. Louis and Chicago.
Leave 500 p. m...............A Arrive 80 a. m
LeaF- 100 :. m........,. ..,.. Arrive us pm
Columbia and veIascO Trains.
Leave 500 a. Arrive 4.45 p. m
Daily Except Sunday.
Leave 900 am SUNDAY ouly) Arrive 4.45 pm
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-10
CURE

Of ali disorders of the stomach, Liver,
Bowels kidneys, Bladder, Nervous Dis.
eases. Loss Of Appetite. Headache, Consu-
patton. Cestiyeness, lndiges Ion, Bilious
ness, Fever, Inflammation Of the Bowels,
plies and all dcrnugemcnts of the inter-
nal NisceIa, PERFECT DIGESTION VIII
be accomplished by taking RADWAG' $
IIlI.S ~ dnlnn
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DadWaY'S
1e Pills

Purely vegetable mild ana reliable.
Regulate the Liver and Digestive orsane.
The safest and best medicine in the world
for Tho
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-10
DYSPEPSIA

Sick Headache, Foul Stomach Blliousuess
VIII be avoided. as the food that Is eaten
contributes It's nourlshng properties for the
support 81 the natural waste Of the body.
Price % cents per box. Sold by all drug
glsts, or sent by mall on receipt Of price.
RADWAH q CO., 50iElm Street, New York.
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II. e. q w. n. u. Il.

Al these trains leave the Santa Re Congress
Ave. Depot 10 minutes later than the above.
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II. e. d w. n. II. II.
Fifth Ward.
leave 2. 90 am Express Train Arrive 10 90 p m
Grand Central Depot
leave sos p. m................. Arrive OF a. m
Shreveport, Kansas City and Cincinnat)
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-12-13
NOTICE OF LOST CERTIFICATES.

Notice is hereby given that Certif-
cate No. 577 for so shares, and No. 57S
for 70 shares of the capital stock of
the Eva Plantation Company, standing
on the books of the said Company in
the name of Mrs. Lucy T. Lewis, have
been lost, and transfer of the same on
the books of the said Company has
been stopped.
All persons are warned against nego-
tiating, purchasing or dealing with said
certificates. Said shares are transfer
able only by endorsement on said GER
tificates and by surrender of the same
and the issue of new certificates. No
title will pass to the finder of said GER
tificates Said certificates, if found,
should be delivered to the undersigned.
w. A. BOWEN,
Treasurer, Eva Plantation Company.