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The age-herald., 1901-05-19
S2o A HEAD.
Heavy Tax Imposed on Cattle Imported
 From Colombia.

Colon, Colombia, May 1S.-Accordirg to decree recently promulgated by the Colombian government, tax of S2O head is imposed on cattle exported from Colombia. The shipments of cattle to Cuba are effected by this ruling.
 French geodetic commission consist ing of Commandant Bourgeois, Capt. La Combre, Lieutenant Porrier. Dr. Rivet and seventeen others, has arrived here on it's way to Ecuador.
The age-herald., 1901-05-19
SUNDAY DINNER
At GeIders', No. no North Twentieth
 Street.

Soup:
 Cream of Celery.
 Fish: Baked Trout, Browndale. Relishes: Sliced Tomatoes, Lettuce, Celery.
 Entree: Chicken Giblets, Gameshed with Rice, Cream Puffs.
 Roasts: Prime Roast of Beef au jus, Roast Chicken, French Dressing. Vegetables: New Potatoes in Cream,
 Imported Saur Kraut Green Peas, Candied Yams.
 Deserts: Strawberry Sherbet, Assorted Cakes.
 Drinks: Coffee. Milk, Tea. Dinner, 25c.
The age-herald., 1901-05-19

The phenomenal cures made by Dr. J. M. Peebles, the eminent scientist of Bat tie Creek, Mich, have astonished physi- clans and scientists throughout the world, for In a marvellous manner he dis pels all diseases and gives permanent health, vigor and strength to all who desire it. His work is indeed blessed and
The age-herald., 1901-05-19

First Methodist Church.-Justin Thacher has been engaged by Prof. Guckenberger to sing at the First Methodist Church today at both the morning and evening services. There will be special music by the choir at both services.
The age-herald., 1901-05-19

Key. s. r. Fowler will preach at II o'clock this morning at the Tabernacle, Fifth avenue and Twenty-first street, and tonight at the North Birmingham Christian Church. His subject this morning will be Gods Reason for Taking Christ to Heaven and Christs Reason for Going" MT. Fowler is forceful speaker and presents his sub jects in an attractive manner.
The age-herald., 1901-05-19
IN THE CHURCHES.

First Cumberland Presbyterian.- Rev. Frank Wear will preach at the First Cumberland Presbyterian Church this morning at Il o'clock. Rev. J. w. Barrett will preach at the evening ser. vice at 8 D. m.
The age-herald., 1901-05-19
The Hanovers are here.
Tomato Soup with pure cream at the Hillside, 2l9 N. 18th St.
No. 40.

No. 40.
 The holder of ticket No. 44O will please present same to Norton, the Cutter, and receive the handsome Onyx Clock offered by the Elam Drug Go.
The age-herald., 1901-05-19
Duchess of Cleveland Dead.

London, May 1S.-Lady Catherine, Lucy Wilhelmina, Duchess of Cleveland, moth- CT rrof Lord Roseberry, died today in Ger many where she had gone for her health.
The age-herald., 1901-05-19

0DTENTAI In rich, beautiful oNAH'A colorings that har- TApECTDJEC monize perfectly AhA NAAo with the popular colors in rugs and carpets and many other novelties in up-to-date wall pa per at Colby's Wall Paper and Art Store, No. 2023 First avenue.
The age-herald., 1901-05-19
CURED BY A MIGHTY POWER

The Secret of the Soul Combined With Magnetic Medicine By a Method Originated By pr. J. M. Peebles, the Grand Old Man of Battle Creek, Mich. Cures So-CaIIed Incurable Diseases.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-19
THE TROUBLE IN CHINA
Washington Diplomats Say Manchu-
ria the Danger Point.
RUSSIA Is OPPOSED.
Great Britain, Germany and Japan
Give Notice That Manchuria Con.
Veulion T. In Dlsfaror lien
1sin SquabJle Unsettled.

New York. March ls.--Accarliu- q
hdyic0s received 90 Washington thedip.
lomlt there ay chat Maurhuria aud
not 1Iu T-u, is ta. danger point t1
the Chinese situation. These gentle
men as.rf chat Great Britain. japan
uud Germany have gwen Russia 90 uu-
d.-unI thaf they wIl r.nri with dis
ny lH. signing of OBJ. Vuehuran
convention 10 further stated tlst
81 thr convention Is signed ue0uu.
prr.tWIu ha ml. by ra.-a powers.
and should tm. bs NOT oHee-ual moro
argT' .Ive measures win bs akau.
War nIk i depIur,d n American
official r.ra.e., wher. itis won under
stood fhnf % conflict between tho pow.
or. wiI uracimmto the Acknowledgement
OF China which the president aud SEQ.
rotary Hay are trying 90 prevent Great
Britain Germany aud japan arc u.p..
chou. % rho &c. Petersburg government.
Notwithstanding it, protc.mtons OF
good faith and that government IL is
believed VIII abandon the convention
with China rather than engage IN war.
10 is stated that the only danger IN
the situation 90 Tigu Tsn De-. iu the
antipfhv Of the British and Russian
trlur iHr each other The London and
ST. Petersburg governments. however.
sav they will MOT ALLOW any clash % 1e-
cur 300 char part ~ China. thnf might
myU.y. tAe tw0 countries 900 war.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-19

london March lS-On tbo HIGHEST
Official authority tho Associated Pms.
is authorized t1 announce tho difficulty
.ar Iu I-u hefW.u Russian, anI
British over tho construction ofa Tail.
ruI Siding 600 thr territory claimed hy
both wi.l probably bs solved hv tine
withdrawal of u..h British md Russian
trnI from tho ground Boo dispute.
Their. .-u disposition hero to think
tH much m h.u made uf the Arr.l.
Russian incident at Iieu T-u aud 70
moro Hlp.tul view of tbr affair D.. now
usHu Hau THIS is aided Ie Tine static.
mrnI 900 Mnr.-1n's dispatch from PaLIn
which O. taken t1 mean chat the com.
h.nn. effort. of interested plwur. arp
causing ST. Petersburg On check and
tendency Hf uuiualsr. siyau.., 300 tho
ml.u. Russian representative 100 China.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-19

Port Of Spain. Trinidad March IS
News ha. reached here that the United
States consular agent 90 Barcelona
\nazlea. lmario b. Baize, has beer
arrested hy Venezuelan officers aud inn
pri-0ned without adequate cause. Th,
is the second time be- has been treatel
boo This fashion within the last tv,
months and Doe viii resign unless pro
tec'.i hv the Washington government
10 appear. Gina. fha Washington author
Iu-- Alye Ignlr.d I'D npl.aL. heretullre
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-19

Berlin. March rs Parliamentary cir.
Oh. relate CHAT General won WeuI.r
who wa. recently sent uu special mis-.
HHu 'H ST. Petersburg. tH. fm. mot
with % cool reception GO the Russian
capitol mI rHut fhn w.Wfr mission
which Emperor William hll utu,pI
o. him and which hc intended 90 OK
T.uiu away ulI misunderstanding, thlt
h.. HruI htH.y mJ practically ril,d.
10 suu'.r.u0l that Cmur Iamiur.
the Eu~mu minister NJ foreign affair.
u.n aHw.y questioned General won
N.rIr regarding German AGITATION m
favor "I mu.WIm Ul Au,uas Cor.
uAu IEu1 province
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-19

ST. Louis NIrh lS-A special IN
tha prrp.-muh from DrSuto. NJ.
says Emrh D., 600 tire Tho mdiJa.
tiuu- ar tmt uno.mlf the town will br
burned, including hotels. about Do bias.
ines. huu-r and the Iron Mountain
u.'wld station All telegraph and
telephone communication is cut on
The fire started In the southern part of
Sho town and very strong wind /.
spreading the flame, rapidly The
houses are all frame and there j, mo- hr
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-19
Jessie Morrison Give. Bond.

n Domdn, kas., March ls-N .Ies.
sic Morrison, bond ~ 5000 has been
approved and she was given her free.
dom again. The bond Is one o. the
stronger ever given IN TIM. county
Mi,s : Sisun .till refuses 90 talk about
the cas,-the murder Of Mr.. OlIn Cos
tie, fyr which she was tried last fall.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-19

PekIn March ls-The railroad b..
tween Pekiu and Chan Sing ca wa.
opened Saturday in the presence Of III,
French and Belgian minister. There
was o. review % troops as a feature Of
the celgbmti0u.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-19

DEPARTMENT IA town Bismark is u
milo. FROM s., Louis on ths Iron Noun.
tam rad and has a population 81 100
inhabitants
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-19

T'ru l.iu. March l>-The Anglo.
Russian dispute D. unchanged Frurh
troops lra gu.ater over ilurr So. have
by.u made.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-19
NEWS IN BRIEF.

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Mckinley uue......... ....- 0.n. st
Canton. o.
Captain Bowman NJ trrua l,.
been ordered home .ru DH... winters
200 uk command .. Obs. ueu lu.e,lip
kar1gn
The trial trip of tra Alabama No Pen.
acpn. Fla. was worry .rr. .-lgl
The proposed 4E 600 .ra-n Eaeland
Is Objectionable. tu rdu.r.. who ara
trying % eet % ruuut.rwIa. duty i'm.
posed on foreign SUGAR.
Two Pullman CAR. burned near Pa.
latka. Fla. Seventeen PASSENGER. lost
their clothing. money and i.welrv. Tn,
Total Joss viii ha about $4,000.
4 mob lyuah,d Isa FvrrId. 70 ne.
gru. ~ TipuuvNa Tenn BE- was
charged with assault TAo 'rnah.ug
followed "a disagreement BOO bus trial b.
The lary
COMMISSIONS of Pensions Evans de.
nirr ilht he VIII resign hls position
Quran Alexandria sent shamrock %
every member of the Irish guard rcgi.
ment stationed at Chelsea uar London.
T. look. a, n another general ,rrireof
miners VIII soon f4.a plar. $40 the au-
iturit' region of Pennsylvania
Ff'1.E Dln1hu. Publisher NJ The
Pilot. died at Boston, Mass Ute wa. sl
H. D Van Wvck. capitalist and fhe-
atral ml-uufe. di.i Hf Norfolk Va
Tie was One ut the successful flrfvuin-
er.. Oh. '.f. q, re'r. Of ae. and ui au
'.i hl'.s.'.'.a.- family
Mrs John -luHr and DIR fr. chill.
orn W.1. mm.dt1 l.lH .hHr BONE
at i...." Cascade. gl... tF au pNplo-
N.l "' ... ''-
s. national Muk v.fHH arr.uI stock
NJ ea.HH Is tla latest enterprise at
A1r' TEES
s hHo quality NJ team coal h1. been
.H1ni Iu fa. H-. off f...p. N.y
Starry Chariot. Stevens. d y.ar. ola
v0. ".. EnnI at I'D pl-l. Tex. six
years urI Lr 1000 ue'r.-.. ha. been found
90 la"au.l. Ind
Peru aud Chill are having tr1rbls
Iv.rtH..r ODD boundary di.m..
Fire 900 O Shoe factory 100 So Io,auh.
Mo- caused the death ~ five rirl.
and fireman was seriously hurt.
Tho governor and IA, ri-i,.rs.f Ana.
tiu IHy. pHuru1ei President Mckinley
o. ,fopin that city ou hi, way t0 Cali.
fua
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-19
gul

The Prohih.tiouists have nominated o
ticket composed entirely az women for
tho city offices Of Denver Col. 90 b.
filled 90 the election on April next.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Government bond quotations compare as follows
with those of a week ago:
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

The Southwest field began last week with
little more promise. SHIELDING & Co completed
their No on the Smith farm and have seventy
nve barrel a day producer, and one or two other
moderate strikes have also been made Outside OF
these. discoveries have been light while The
duster list has been largely increased. The same
conditions seem 70 exist in all the sections which
nave been looked upon as fair producing territories
Indications that the districts are being pumped
out and new production is not sufficient to make
up for the decrease in the old producing wells Tho
outlook for new territory OF productive character
on the ONO side is even promising than in
west Virginia. The Monroe County section is de-
clining IN operation and production and tn the en-
tire southeastern district there is only one well
producing leo barrels day, and that is considered
a freak. The Carter Oil Company has a 100 barrel
well in Ritchie County which is better than any
thing else found in that region Some interest has
been caused In the Butler County CPeunD district
by the Speechley sand development in Concord
Here of the old sands have been dri1lad
deeper with some show Of success and sornetbfD, Of
the Old excitement OF twenty-five years ago has
followed New leases outright purchases have
been numerous In the Lima (Ohio) district some
excitement was caused by the repors that $50 bar
rel well had been found near Montpelier Ind but
the report lacks full confirmation
In the Beaumont oil region drilling still con-
tinues active but II is probable that the discovery
or twenty-rour gushers In August will hold the
record for some time. In September in the Spindle
Top district nineteen gushers were found The
completion or the pipe line to Port Arthur will en-
able the oil producers to ship at an eariv date II
is probable the shipments will begin early this
week. and several oil ba-ges are now waiting 10
load
Refined petroleum closed for the week unchaneed
New-York Philadelphia prices were on the basis
OF points lower Foreign quotations are: London
SISISd Sar an imperial gslion an advance Of s6 Ant
unchanged at 6.S5 marks for 50 kilos
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14

the gold Of which London has had the use for some
time.
The Stock Exchange closed with rally during
the last three days Of the week. after decidedly
unpromising opening The recovery followed the
upward turn in Wall Street which was the only
bright spot the horizon. AS a matter of fact
London operators thankfully accept ENCOURAGEMENT
In these days from whatever quarter offered. Ger
tainly there Is little here or in South Africa
that would stimulate boom There was little
of interest in the fluctuations Of the week CaDo
dians were bought with some freedom Mexicar
National improved slightly; the Speyer reorganiza-
uoh plans were responsible for this The American
section rose generally the talk Of comnrornisa
OF some sort which is believed to be imminent in
connection with the Northwestern lines tborob,,
releasing large amounts OF money heretofore tied
up by the Northern Pacific dispute Hop,a II
strengthened slightly after a sharp decline co,r-
oiueIil win the copper scare. Incidentally Ana
conda and Rio Tinto were both up fractionaII,,
The most interesting feature in industr,aIs -
the nutter in Tobacco shares some of wbIcb bo,,o
risen sharply on the protective arraneennen+ he
tween the United Tobacco Dealers Alliance and
the biggest British wholesale dealer with the Oh
1ect or hghtng the invasion of the American tr,s+
however, seeing that the London retailer nov, ell
ABOUT the worst tobacco at the highest price lpo,,
10 any civilized community. the invaders have are
field in which experiment W
While the immediate conditions Of the Stool, r.,
cnahse are rather stagnant and negative than
alarming. look into the future sbows -
cause for optimism. THE Statist" in the co,,
OF long article on the trade outlook, takes tbs
government severely to task for it's mismanagar,et
and for not looking the South African sitpatIon
squarely in the face. 1t predicts a further a.
probation IN securities. especially in home rails
owing TO the shrinkage in trade the decreased
earning capacity and the increased full wago ax
pendtures The facts that the trade crisis IN C.ar
many continues and that Russia is only keeptng
ner factories going by government contracts ne
Sici9;usy placed indicate. in the opinion Of The
products, with increasingly keen compettion ha
cause Continental manufacturers are forced r. sell
at almost any price they get. On the otbar
hand the government must apply for further fnnds
The Statist believes, TO carry on the operations
In South Africa, while the fact thet Co.,
Britain has begun the third year OF a seemingly
interminable war adds 10 the gloom of an outIesni
already cheerless The public Is anxiously waiti1S
70 discern the effect OF the rigorous policv n
augurated, but there those who fear Thai in
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14

show an increase of about S63.00OOOO while
cash holdings are S33, ,294, 300 larger
The position Of the Paris market causes un-
easiness abroad. owing TO the possibility that
Paris will be forced 20 withdraw funds from
centres that can hardly afford TO lose the money
The drop in exchange in Paris on London from
mar early in September TO the gold Importing
point has been due to the rise IN the money
market and to the heavy buying Tor Lohuoh
account of the Rio Tintos and de Beers STOCKS
The collapse in industrial shares mas deihordi-
ized the Paris market. but the actual nhahciai
nostt,on of the country, with it's favorable trade
h.lance will doubtless prevent serious trouble.
The London market may be forced to send gold
IN Paris. London, of course. cannot stand a
heavy drain. especially as. another war loan
nnnears nrnhahle.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14
THE ATCHISON, TOPEKA AND SANTA FF
RAILWAY COMPANY.

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS has declared a
dividend being dividend No p on the COMMON
Stock OF this Company of TWO Dollars 2O0 per share
payable December = 1901 of the surplus profits
year ended June 80. 1901 holders OF COMMON
Stock registered close transfer books on
November II. 1901 The transfer books for COMMON
Stock will be closed three O'Clock p NJ. November
- 1901. and viii be reopened Annual
Meeting. a held December u. 1901
Dividend cheques will be mailed TO holders OF COM
MON Stock file suitable therefor az this o7cs
H W GARDINER Assistant Treasurer
80 Cedar Street York City
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

STOCKS.
FURNISHED by Frederick II. Hatch. No. 80 Broad
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14
VIRGINIA.
HOT SPRINGS.

NvIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS.
EXHILARATING FALL MOUNTAIN RESORT
ON CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
The Virginia Hotel and Cottages Will Accommodate
patrons pending completion OF magnificent hotel FOR spring
business bathing establishment America Per
fect climate and incompatible autumn scenery Coli
course OF yards First class livery
and good roafs. Compartment sleeper without change
Tuesdays saturdays. Excursion tickets c. o. ofiee.
362 Broadway Offices Pennsylvania Railroad Address
FRED STERRY Manager. Hot Springs. Bath Co., Va
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14
RANK EXCHANGES; SALES RECORDED

The bank exchanges of the New-York Clearing
House and the stocks sold the New-York Stock
Exchange last week and the same week OF the pre-
cedng two years compare as follows
Oct H. Ol. Oct. l3 90 Oct Ii. 90
Exchanges 32 ga 023 s926 s20551 s116o 902 4s5
No shares sold. S7es 249 1.24s.OS7 1898. Az
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14
fat.. ras; period. ahs; Bid. AsA.d.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The Tribune has printed the gross earnings of
ffty-six railroads systems for the fourth week
In September. or these forty-nine return gains of
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. Oct. l3.-The outlook for the money mar
ket is fairly easy. The OF discount outside
the Bank OF England last week did not 60 above
per cent, and settling day, thanks TO generous
government dividend disbursements passed without
strain. There is strong probability however. that
Paris VIII soon demand a considerable portion of
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14
MASSACHUSETTS.

OCTOBER IN THE BERKSHIRE HILLS.
NOTICE.
THE MAPLEWOOD, PITTSFIELD. MASS
Owing 70 the demand for rooms. The Naplewood
will remain open until Noe- l. Steam heat open fires.
etc. Arlusemerts Golf Beating drives.
with showing why Ptttsdeid is IDEAL
tourists Booklet E II. SCOFIEID. Metropolitan Buid
ing Madison So. A. w. PLUMB Prop.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

b o h o
ndhnapr fins prices
Q B o
tn adlow wnis In the
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14
Dipi0eu0 Nonees.

AMERICAN TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH COMPANY
A DIVIDEND Of One and half Dollars Der
share will 5e paid Tuesday. October Is 1901 .,
stockholders OF record the close Of business Monday
September 80. 1901.
The transfer books will be closed 4 u,
October Ii. 1901. both days Included
WILLIAM r DRIVER. Treasur.r
Septeuber Ip0I.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14
autumn Resorts.

NEw-JERSEI.
RECUPERATE YOUR HEALTH AT THE NEW BRICz
MOTEl 9TRAMDs
ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.
Directly tho Ocean-front. Open all the year.
water baths. FAIRBAIRS & WILLIAMS
THE ST. CHARLES
ON THE BEACH ATLANTIC CITY ~ =
OPEN THE ENTIRE YEAR
One OF the and thoroughly equipped hotels
IN the country. One hundred private bathrooms finished
IN Italian marble with hot and cold water
attachments. showers. etc. Write for booklet.
J. 3. REILLY, PropE
THE HOTEL DENNIS
Atlantic C1ty's Long Established Hostslrie.
Directly the Ocean Front
water baths house Golf Privileges
celebrated Atlants City Championship Links.
WALTER J. BCZBY
Owner and Propr
HOTEL BELMONT. Atlantic City. y. J.-virsina Ave.
IL and Beach Brick hotel open all year. Steam
heat. sun parlor Winter rates. E 5. WATSON. Mgr.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14
GtcamboaIS.

HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
Pan-Anerican Route. The 'Iew York and "AIoany
hest river boats in the world Daily except sunday Tor
Albany intermediate landings and r. R. points De-
yond Buffalo. sc =,
Leave Brooklyn Fulton St by ANNEX ...-s0 90 A. u
- pesbrosses ST Pier ------..'-.. ....-''-'SE I.
- West I'd SUI
CONCERTS MORNING & AFTERNOON
PEOPLES llNEn
ALBANY. BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS
DIRECT PAN-AMBRICAN ROUTE with n. Y c or
West shore r r Steamers Adirondack Dean Rtehnond
leave Pier 81 " R. foot Canal street at p NJ week
days only connecting with trains for above Pon
TROY [8OATSo
Steamers SARATOGA or CITY Of TROY leave West
10Th st daily. P. NJ. saturday sunday steam
touch at Albany
Dining Rooms on Main Deck. SearchEght Display
(tATSKILL. HUDSON AND CONSACkIH
BOATS leave foot Christopher ST.. every wesk-aay
AZ 6 p NJ connecting with Catskiu Mountain. boss'a
& Albany and Albany Hudson Railroads.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-12-07
Spotsylvania Writings.

A list of writings admitted to record
in the Clerks Office OF Spotsylvania
county, since the November term:
J. ". Wright and wife to b. {. Dickin-
son, deed for 30 acres land.
W. S. Williams and others to Il. K.
Mason, deed for 1OS acres land
John Mullen to j. A. Chewning, deed
for 100 acres land.
L. T. Higginbotham andothers to ".
W. Buchanan and others, deed for 100
acres land.
A. W. billiard to j. A. billiard, trustee,
deed for 1O6h acres land
j. W. Richardson, register, etc, to An
drew Chalmers, receipt for 81 acres land.
H. A. Cammack and wife to r. H. ivy
man, deed for 70 acres land.
s. T. Bodim to J. 2. H. Crismond
Clerk, power attorney.
S. W. Warden to J. p. H. Crismond
Clerk, power attorney.
j. A. Barnes to Westley Slaughter,
deed for G2% acres land.
j. A. Chewning and Others to l.. c.
Chewing and wife, deed for 524 acres
land.
J. A. Chewing and Others to l.. l..
Chewing, deed for 52A acres land.
&C. Poole and wife to l.. II. Houston,
deed for 2SH acres land.
Henry Jurrett and wife to John Fl.
Buis, deed for 100 acres land.
n. b. Talley end wife to Lee j. Graves,
trustee, deed trust on 100 acres land.
Abbie Row and wife to Lee j. Graves,
trustee, deed trust on pa acres land.
W. T. Table and Others to A. ". En-
brey, trustee, deed trust on 160 acres
land.
?. S. Read and wife to ". p. DeSaus-
sure, trustee deed trust on 156 acres land.
b. White and wife to A. H. Crismond,
trustee, deed trust on 81 acres land.