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RAILROAD NOTES.
Continued from page 5.)

Continued from page o.) and engine 22l going into the trestIe at that place This is a big Job for the wrecking crew. and It will be a couple of days before the wreck Is cleared away. No one was injured in the wreck.
 Engineer Henry Wilson. of the Cotton Belt and his wife have return ed from a pleasant trip to the Valley of Napors.
 One of the genial boiler makers at the Cotton Belt shops is soon to wed an East end lady.
 Superintendent E A. Peck, ot the Cotton Belt, and party in private car. "04. took an inspection tour over the Friday.
 MT H. k. Hulse. operator in the re- lay office of the Cotton Belt. has pur- chased a typewriter and the operators all agree that it's the Warnlest baby Fl the bunch.
 Waiter Holden. the general llne- man, and his gang. of the Cotton Belt, have reached Buckner on the south end with the new wire and expect % reach TeXarkana in few days
 Mr. J. H. Coni2n. gc neral readna5. ter Of the Cotton Belt. has spent the week at Shreveport and gravel pit. looking over rouan track.
 Capt. J. k. LeBosquet the oldest Cotton Belt conductor, and who Eas been handling the Little Rock tram for tie past year. has resigned. Con- dUctor Dave rerguson is now on that short run.
 j. \. JOncs. eGslnfei' e the Cotton Belt has returned fror2 weeks run on the Little koeA leeal and HOW $ ready for saotae:, hish-hali rsga.
 John McGuhy. former shipping clerk in t/e D. &l:s: 2 once at the Cotton Belt snops, has res! !gned . accept a position II ti.e store1oogl u the company sao A.
 Engineer sam 4ewnsend has re sumed his focal run between Little Rock and Altne.mea ea taa Cotton Belt.
 
 Tslop'1one Erews:ea's s;3he your
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-10

and engine 221 going into the trestle at that place. This is big Job for the wrecking crew. and It will be a couple of days before the wreck Is cleared away. No one was injured in the wreck.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-10

New olives. dlll pl'"' sour kout. high grade ll'' a full line Of deIicaeiT' Meyer & Co. s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-10

sausage, also smoked beef and tongues every day at Strauss & Mil ler's
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-10

Engineer Henry Wilson. of the Cotton Belt. and his wife have return ed from pleasant trip to the Valley of Napors.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-10

One of the genial boiler makers at the Cotton Belt shops is soon to wed an East end lady.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-10

co. U. LEE, 1lanag ger.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-10

Superintendent E A. Peck, of the Cotton Belt, and party in private car, "04. took an inspection tour over the Pine Bluff and Arkansas River road Friday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-10

Mr. H. k. Hulse. operator in the re- lay office of the Cotton Belt. has pur- chased a typewriter and the operators all agree that it's the Warnlest baby Fl the luucE
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-10

TeIophore Erews.eg's e;1hle your
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Waiter Holden. the general line man, and his gang. of the Cotton Belt, have reached BUckner on the south end with the new wire and expect 70 reach TeXarkana in a few days
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The following items are from the
Foochow Echo of the 1st inst:
Business in the tea market has been
confined so far to boxes Of Pakling ana
Flowery Pekoe. CongouS are somewhat
late in arriving, and musters Will not
be shown until next week. The Glen
shiel is to be the first steamer to load
for London, but the date of her sailing
will not be fixed until the opening OF
the market
The steamship Wineland left Foo
chow on the 26th ultimo bound direct
for Madagascar with batch of coolies
engaged by Mr.. Francis Vetch for Gen
eral Gallieni. governor general of that
French colony. The men were very
pleased with all that was done for
them, and not at all afraid at the pros
pect of so long a voyage. The Wine
land is due at Tamatave in the begin
ming OF July.
Last Tuesday the viceroy and Tartar
general entertained the foreign con-
suls, the commissioner and deputy
commissioner Of customs at the house
of the foreign board, at midday. The
high provincial authorities Were pres
ent, as we'll as the Annoy taotai and
the United States consul at Annoy.
Memorial Day MAY 800 was observ-
ed at this port by a ceremony under
the direction of the United States con-
sui in which all Americans in port
participated. They first visited the
grave Of Rev. N j. Plumb in the Am
erican mission cemetery, he having
served in the army during the Civil
War. The grave was covered with
flowers by loving hands, the principal
offering being a floral American flag.
From there the children, carrying d
large American flag, led the procession
to the foreign cemetery, where the
graves of six sailors OF the American
navy were decorated. Services We're
then held in the chapel; Rev. Mr.. Will
cox offered prayer. Rev. Mr.. Beard de-
livered avery eloquent address and ma
tional hymns We're sung by the com
pany.
The closing exercises of the Foo
chow graded school were held in the
chapel of the w F. NJ. S. Seminary at
Tai -Maiu on Friday morning at 10
o'clock.
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because we do nothing else. 1t is oui
business, each of our nine employees Ia
an expert in his department.
WETURN OUT THE BEST PRINTS
IN THE CITY in one half the time thai
1t takes elsewhere.
Our developer was second man in thu
great Taber gallery in San Francisco
he is an expert professional, and does
nothing but develop the plates and
films of our customers.
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FOOCHOW NEWS.

ed. 1t is said that the Yamens have
devised a plan of better supervision.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-15
REVENUE BILL REPORTED
THE MEASURE is FOR THE PHILIP
PINE ISLANDS.
II Win Probably Be Adopted on Wednes-
day-Coneressmsn Richardson Offer
ed the Minority Report.

Washington. December ls,--The bill to
temporarily provide revenue for the Phil.
ipplne islands was reported TO the house
today by Mr. Payne and by unanimous con.
sent an order for Its consideration on TUGS
day and Wednesday next was adopted. gen
eral debate TO close ut 1 o'clock wednes
dny. when the bill will be placed upon
It's passage.
After an adjournment for three days the
house met today, MIR. Cannon Qll) asked
fiunnimous consent for the consldera Ion Of
the senate bill 10 continue the Industrial
commission until February TO- 1902, After
Ssuini. Discussion by Messrs. Cannon, Living
Ca and Maddox (Ga.l, the bill was
-Spd.
nc speaker announced the appointment
y ne following regents of the sini hon an
.lns4iluhon:i Messrs. Hit UL), Adams
gPaD and Dlnsmore Ark.
Mr. Payne "a, W. chairman OF the
ways and means committee reported back
a substitute for his bill TO temporarily
provide revenues for the Philippines. Mr..
Richardson offered The minority report and
both reports were ordered printed,
Mr.. Payne announced that he would call
up the bill for consideration next Tues
DAY. he asked that the bill be considered
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speeches were made appropriate 10 the oc
casion, after which by unanimous consent
Miss Lois Wettermark was chosen 10 touch
tne button that started the ponderous ma.
In Henderson and Rusk county. The whole
analr passed on pleasantly and much credit
Is due the managers for their skill and abil-
lty In carrying out the program
About 5000 tons OF cotton seed have been
purchased for the plant, and this Is being
daily increased The Industrial develop,
ment OF Rusk county does not stop here
Hundreds OF acres are being set In fruit
and tomatoes and other truck win go North
In car lots
I'VE coacAiosds Of GserEians have ,uvt
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After 10 O'Clock Sunday 1t turned cold,
luus tulhlling the predictions exactly,
quoted In The Sundays Post.
- ne East Texas railroad viii be finished
nS T communication with the outside world.
me Louisiana and Texas Lumber com
p ay ~ pushing Its mammoth saw mill 10
on TO one million dollars on the plant' not
eoeuunnng nearly quarter OF a million acres
~ TIMBER that they have bought AT least
~ people nave been brought here through
we contract for saving their bills 70 erect
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IRON 5Ha their beds by mob OF masked mon
every c casp win hickory switches. In
ii,essSS,,e Ase the hack Of the yierims was
literally cut 10 pieces. The victims were re-
I .,p ,r Oh immoral practices and had
,r Phs better class of people of the com.
This & tb 5e d 1adlgnant at the outrSses.
IN Crawford county for several U uesrs
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our customers all the benefits of this ore,t ~
priced purchase. u'a'
About 10 different styles Ladies' Al, pr.. ),
Thread Cambria Handkerchiefs, hem lnet|
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Laules' and Misses Cambria Handkerchs,s . n
worth S5c dozen, at per dozen. hh|
Ladies' White Scaloped Edge Cambria Hand . n
kerchiefs with embroidered corners at he|
One lot 16 different kinds, Ladies Hemstchsa 4,
coored border Cambria Handkerchiefs 1Oc ~ sa'
and IL l-2c values ................. AL
One lot, different kinds, embroidered and sc.I.,,
edges and hemstitched Handkerchief. Ak
values up to 25c, at........................ Iuc|
Ladies' All Pure Linen and Cambria Handta,cA,.s
plain white, colored and mourning borders an '
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One lot. 10 different styles very choice linen Il
Swiss Handkerchiefs, embroidered and scalo ~
cages, wide and narrow hemstitched yalenrlsrsss
lace and embroidery trimmed, A.
soc TO 75c values at. ...................,.E ZOE
One lot Ladies' Very Fine Quality All Linen Thread
Cambria Handkerchief, hemstitched and embrolssr,
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with lace beading and Valenciennes lace edrnr
all pure linen thread cambria and worth Sn'
Ladies' White and Assorted Coored Silk Handks
chiefs hemstitched, embroidered and AZ.
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Mems Neckwear

Mems and Boys silk Windsor Ties, ar.
in plaids and stripes. at. ..................EJ c
Mems Silk Clubhouse Ties regular az.
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Mems Silk Imperial Neckscarfs eE.
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Tuesday and Wednesday next until
o'clock on the latter day, when the pre-.
yious question win be considered as or
dered. The order for the consideration Of
the bill was agreed to without division.
The house, at 1874 p. m, adjourned
until Tuesday
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Mems Handkerchief

Mems China Silk Handkerchefs 9Ea
with SILK initials, mws
Mems Large Size China Silk Handkerchief 4QA
with silk initials, SOC value ........,,....v WV
Mems Silk Handkerchiefs, very large size, enbd
dered silk initials wide and narrow AQk
hemstitched, worth 75c, special. ......... Tsv
Mems Extra Large Heavy Japanese Tadets Sa
Handkerchiefs with heavy silk initials, deep Qhf
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Mems Cambria Handkerchief, assorted "A
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Mems Large Size All Pure Linen Handker' ia
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THE OIL MIL AT RusK.

II Was Started 70 Going Under Pro-
pitious Circumstances.
Henderson. Texas, December lion com.
pletion of their plant for business last
night, the Henderson oil and Gin company
prepared a magnificent supper and enter.
tanned about 500 guests. 4 number Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-15
lNpIANA WHITEcAPPERs.
Persons Subjected to Rough Treatment
al Their Hands.

New Albany, Ind. December 1e.-News
reached this city today Of an outbreak Of
whltecaps In Crawford county, near Eng
fish. During the past week William Gun
bingham. q former Justice Of the peace
Jesse Tyree aud Miss Alice Haycpek, Bl
Of Sterling township. have hsen taken
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arrived consisting OF thirteen families, aud
about eighteen more families viii soon FOL.
low TO TIL the soil OF Rusk county.
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RatoIiH N.,,,.

Rstclin. Texas. December n mt. -.
gs,r,aas Is,'eo oy very hard rain las,
aAs aiEst and early sunday ncr.inx
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25C
on the
DOLLAR

our customers all the benefits of this great wv n.y..
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Mems Suspenders

Mems Fine Silk Suspenders with SILK easuc II
ends, worth 90. at
One lot Mems Fine President Patent sus N
penders, sell at soc, at. .............'.'.'''".
Mems Patent Guyot Elastic Suspenders,
worth Csc, special Monday. ..'.....'''.'''
Good Quality Mems Elastic Suspenders' Ia
worth 26c at Observation-Disclosures : :.
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Great Holiday Handkercbis'
Sale

AN IMMENSE SHIpMFNr =
Ladies and Mems Linen ), "
brio and silk Handkercbti.sis, M !
New York pick up gats sss,s !,
by our New York buyer i II
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-18
THE WELL AT WEBSTER
DRILL is NOW DOWN ABOUT ONE,
THOUSAND FEET.
There Are Splendid Indications Of oil
and the Guftey People Are Watch
inc Developments Closely.

Webster, Texas, August 1T.--Mr. It. ].
Wood, the Guney well contractor. who has
i've rigs now at work-one at Dayton, two
at Beaumont, the Webster well. and one
other the point OF operation OF which could
not be learned. Is here. Mr.. Wood will
remain for several days, ostenslhiy TO re-
1uperate from the strain OF the work In
which he has been engaged but In reality
60 watch operations at the well here which
10 without doubt exhibiting nattering In
ulcati0ns.
While the drillers will give out no in.
formation regarding the depth or lndiea-
lions, u Gan be stated on good authority
thet the drill Is approaching closely 10 the
made owing to the entire absence OF
serious obstacles. A casual observer can
not fail to see favorable indications In tine
water as II comes from the pipe and
close observation reveals considerable
quantity OF oil and the sand which accom-
panes ir 10 the surface is strongly lin
progenated with the fluid.
Information cleaned from the best author.
ity obtainable leads The Post correspond
ent to the belief that after the sand in
which the drill is now working Is gone
through rock Will be encountered, which
In all probability Is the mucn sought after
cap rock which confines the oil.
In response TO telegram, MIR. Wood ex-
poets Mr.. Gufrey and others interested in
this well to arrive tomorrow TO make an
Inspection OF the well. Mr., Wood informed
The Post man this morning that Mr.. duff
fey or some Of his representatives wOuid
probably remain here q few days to note
the developments.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-18
DEMAND FOR OIL STOCKS
OVER TEN THOUSAND SHARES WE'RE
SOLD YESTERDAY.
Beaumont Confederated and Fort Worth
Oil Advanoed-Trenton Rock Also
f1inher-The Sales.

The week closed with an active buhness
on the Houston Oil and Stock Exchange
over 10000 shares being sold yesterday.
Beaumont Confederatcd was In demand
at higher prices, one lot selling at II, and
another at 22l9. Beatty also gained frac.
ton. selling at II. with 20 bid ut the close
seaboard was quite active, 800 shares
being sold at prices ranging from II 10
LAY
The old Issue OF American OH and Re-
hnng was In demand, 1900 shares selling
at % Gober was also wanted. but prices
were not quite as high as heretofore, tho
stock selling at 12h. with final bid OF u
Fort Worth OIL is quoted higher than any
other 10.cent stock. It has sold recently
ut 7G71s, and was wanted In large guam
titles yesterday at s, With none offered
Trenton Hook made slight gain In
prices. selling at IL. against 10 a few days
ago.
The prices bid and asked yesterday, ard
tho sales made were ~ follows:
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Mems Furnishings

Mems All Wool Blue serge
Pants, value 800, at. Lz5
Mems Full Web Suspenders. .%
Boys Full Web suspenders. sc
Boys Percale Shirts, fast coIoI !.
at :. ...,.....-'s
Boys Neglige Shirts at go 5'
Mems Crash Suits, Goats, ys .ss
and Pants at...........'''0
Mems Linen Crash Pants 10y
Mems French Balbriggan shlTi;
and Drawers, nicely flnl'nsu
with silk, at.... .....''.''N'
Mems Fancy Socks, regular ~
quality, at. .....'...''''
Mems Red and Blue Socks 80
Mems Colored Cuffs, pair :. =
Mems Colored Collars, each ~
Best Four-Ply White CoHa' ~, ~
earth for ~. ....,.:..,, :,
Mems I.aundered Shirts, VIVA y
without collars and cuffs & ~ ~.
Boys Mexican Hats, worm ~, ,s
and 75c, at ..,....';c, ~
Bows Washable Linen ou's |
ages 8 to IS, at ~. ;.,,,....s,sd
Boys Double Breasted W0Is z,e
Suits, ages 8 to IS, at 40
Boys Washable Knee Pants =
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MEMBERS OF THE DALLAS TRADE LEAGUE

PAPER BOXES. WRAPPING PA
PER. BAG MFRS Texas Paper Co.
PHoTOGRAPHERS' SUPPLIES. g.
H. Pittman, G. Welchsel.
PIANOS, ETC.--C. II. Edwards Music
Co, Jesse French Piano and Organ Co..
Thos. Goggan & Bro, VIII A. Watkin
Music Co.
PRINTERS, AUTHORIZATIONS, OF
FICE SUPPLIES.--Dor Printing Co.,
Phil Eldridge, McMath Lithograph and
Printing Co.
QUEENSWARE. GLASSWARE, TIN
WARE, NOTIONS, TOYS.-Doollt le-
Simpson Co, The Arcade.
SADDLERY, HARNESS, LEATHER,
WHIPS. Hicks Saddlery Co.. Padgitt
Bros. Co, q. H. Schoellkopf, Sheer,
Stclnmann & Wolf Co., Tension Bros.
Saddlery Co.
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Am. oil ana Rer, Co.
LIE DAYTON FlELp.
An Opinion Expressed by One of the
Experts Of the Gutfey Company,

An Opinion Expressed by One of the
Experts of the Guffey Company.
Dayton. Texas, August 16.--Mr. W. u.
Grifhths, the wen known oil expert OF the
J. NJ. Guffey company, was asked last
night by The Post representative for an
expression OF his opinion OF the Dayton
held. He at first asked to be excused, say.
ing. IT IL not the policy of the Gnney
company TO rush into print as to Its opln.
lon on developed or undeyeloped oil fields.
We do not believe such to be on good bual-
ness liues. for, while the company is able
and ready at al times to back up lite
BELIEF in o field, set we do not care to
s sterp PUPILS eSapgsbssl9n to them Tor fear
We be blamed Tor IL"
However, ON being pressed, ne said 'rhe
best evidence of the company's opinion and
my own Is the fact that, We have leased
land both north and south OF Dayton and
are nt this time drilling g well within half
u mile of the town itself.
'For those who believe oil lie to be found
In Southeast Texas only under an anti
slinal fold; Dayton is located to their
point on the Southern Pacific railroad be.
tween Houston and New Orleans, and
bearing every Indication q being a true
and sulphur indications are good. but II
must bo borne In mind that, though gas
OF the quality found here, certainly lndi-
Gates the presence Of oil somewhere m
the vicinity. this oil may Ne found imne.
dlately beneath the gas sigus. or II may lie
at some distance. the gas having found
Its way 20 the surface uy 1oiavMln. lne
tmperylous cap rock for several miles.
Until many moro wells have been
drilled in Texas we must base our deci.
sions as to- the value Of a field almost
wholly on the surface indications which /
have Just mentioned.
/" Prof prill' 6, after all, the best
teacher we have"
when asked why anticllnal elevations
were always selected In boring for oil Mr.,
Griffths said; "Such selection In many
OF the known oil and gas felds Of The
United States would be on wrong lines
and prove disappointing, The porous strata
underlying the cap rock IL usually occupied
BY gas, oil and water In the order named.
Gas being lightest would occupy the high.
est portion Of the anhclinai, forcing the
oil down 70 the aides, or possibly 10 the
synclinai slopes. However where a =
likely to DC the case Ia the coast reEien
af ResaA aha CAP roch n n.t n4ka.sAzSal n
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strata Of oil hare been encountered, the
largest OF whlch--is estimated TO yield
about fifteen barrels per day.
The Sour Lake OIL company Is putting
In their twelye-inch casing to a depth OF
coo feet. II is expected they will reach
the 1O0O-foot level the latter part OF next
week. They have passed through three
oil strata. the largest Of which Will Yield
about seyenty-five barrels per day.
The Great Western companys drill u
In rock and making slow progress.
Contractor Bennett has. the grab with
which to draw out the detached Gxlnch
pipe from the. Hamman wen, and will soon
have it In shape to resume boring. AZ
the drill In thls well Is supposed to be
on the cap rock the resumption Of boring
VIII be closely watched.
The Golden Thread company's we'll is
being bored. but The Post correspondent Is
unable to ascertain Its depth or what oil
Indications they have.
New Orleans parties contemplate the erecl
tion OF refinery here. The Wntz process
of extracting the asphaltum will be used
In the refinery and only lubricatlng oils
and asphaltum will be produced.
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imperylous to retain the gas much OF It
may have. escaped and the next lighter
nuld, oil, have taken its place underneath
the crest Of the antcllnnl IL is for this
reason that we bore sometimes on the top
and sometimes - the sides OF the elcya-
lions"
tths selected the location for q second
web, which the Gutfey company will soon
1t gives the people OF Dayton much pleas
ure to get favorable opinion from so
representative m oil man as Mr.. Grifhths.
hessrs. Crnhtree md Toler ~ Crowley,
La, arrived this morning and drove out
10 look az some prospective oil and flcs
lands.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-18

AcBTYLENE GAS MACHINES,
CARBIDE, SHEET IRON. METALLIC
PAINTS, HAY BALE TIES.--New Pro-
cess Manufacturing Co.
ARCHITECTS.-J. Reilly Gordon Co.
and IL. A. Overlook, Associated.
BOOKS.-Amerlcan Baptist Publlca-
ton Society.
BARBERs' FURNITURE AND SUP
PLIES.-C. Weichsel & Co.
BAKING POWDERS AND EX-
TRACTS, CANDY, CONFECTION-
ERY.-tfughes Bros. Manufacturing Co.
BOOTS, SHOES Howell Bros. Shoe
Co. Sanger Bros.
RuGGlES, VEHICLES.--c. \. Gar
llngton & Co. Padgitt Bros. Co.
ClGARS.--The j. w Crowdus Drug
Co, u. Enpstein s. Co.. B. II. Fox &C
Co, Hughes Bros Manufacturing Co. :,
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: IVW W
Sales--B Beaumont Petroleum ard Gas, 100
slfies Mt o2l3 cents Beatty, 1000 shares nj
10 cents; Drillers. 1000 shares at o cents:
American OIL and Refinery, 2000 shares at
cents.