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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-19
ro,v Of Portions Of the Decree Enter.
ed by the Federal Court.
kuf Is.ssNTITLED TO ONE.EIGHTFENTH
:, All The oil Taken From Wells on the
Watch Survey Less the Expenses
OF Marketing It.

,..rront. Texas, November 1s.-In ref
80 "a the order Of Judge d. u. Bryant
sherman appointing receiver In the
|spow case, Judge Il. H. Lakewood OF
.nsol for Mrs. SNOW. said TO The post
|.,rrespondent this afternoon; The itl-
la.osslon seems 10 have gotten out that
hndce Bryant held that Mrs. Snow was
-n,y entitled to interest on one-elghteeuth
\, the value Of the oil taken from wells
4, mo veatch survey. The fact is, counsel
e. the defendants took the position be.
ko,c me court that this was all she was
[,ttled 10, but the court expressly held
Ibst she was entitled to one-cighteenth Of
I'M tho oil taken from wells on the Veatch
Lnrvcy less the actual expense OF market
H. the same which is shown by the de.
|cree Of the court.
Iudge Lakewood handed the correspond
H., A copy of the decree, and the follow
h. parts of Il, which will doubtless he
In interest to many people interested in
Lii were copied from the document
The first paragraph of the decree after
'the formal rccitals Of announcement Of
ready and hearing OF the evidence, is as
)tollovs: at Is hereby now ordered, adj
Ihudged and decreed that - be and he
Iis hereby appointed special receiver,
with the powers and duties hereinafter
ideined. TO collect and receive from each of
Ithe defendants separately and to hold
fsnhiect to the future orders OF this court
Ione. eighteenth of the net revenues, as
hereinafter defined of the oil wells nov
.nroiuclnE, or that may hereafter commence
Ia produce, claimed and operated by the
defendants respectively, situated on the
al,,oF Cd M
Iing the land described In the complain
lant's bill" Then follows the John A.
.Veatch survey, excepting n small tract
|ol TERRITORY The division line between
Itbe Humnhries and the VCatch leagues is
lnIaced, so far ms the rcceverShip is con
Iearped AT the agreed line established in
lthe suit Of the Beaumont Pasture Com
psny vs. c. L.. Cleveland. This Is in eff
Heel splitting In two of the survey known
Ias the ingalls,. leaving one-halt of the
Halter survey on the Ne9tch and the other
half on the HUMPHREYS the complaluant'S
|contentlon being that there is in fact no
|yscancy between tie two leagues.
The third paragraph of the decree de-
.fnng the duties and powers of the re-
,celver which is. Of course, the most im-
.portant part of Il, Is MS follows: 1t is
lordered that said receiver after having
|Ouallfed MS hereinafter provided shall de-
|mand ~ each defendant. and II shall bc
1.-The duty Of such defendant TO furnish 10
said receiver on or before the 10th day of
leach and every month, Il sworn statement
Showing: ID The amount of oil taken
land marketed during the preceding month
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BUDGET FROM BRENNAN.
The City COnnciI Held Regular
Session.
WILL SELECT STREET COMMISSIONER.
Marriage Licenses lssued-Oed OF
Black Jaundioe-A Car Load Of
MeSicans,

Brennan, Texas, November lS.-Fol'ow-
ing is list of marriage licenses recorded
10y the county clerk for the week ending
November is 1901; Edward Jerolds ana
Nora Williams, Joseph Mcbride and Ida
Towiugs. Sanislaus Kmicc and Helena
Hcbcl Gustav Fochncr and Annie schiller
August Ramscl aud Meta Pcuich. Henry
Georges aud Ida Kluszmopn, G.. H. An,n
and Ada Osborne william Kiu.aw and Mrs
Caroline Sails, lgnac Buuucwlcz and
Madeeliue Rezner. Henry Rlthgrahc aud
Otuie Buchr, otto Hacker and Emma
neutrich. Robert l.. Goodloe and sadie Me
Iutyrc. Jordan Flower and Rehecca Ewing,
Gustav Paukonicn audtrlda Weiss, Walter
Locl,hart and MDllnda Mathews Bruno
Ehlers and Bertha FiSsclcr william
Schrumm and Anna Dunkcl,
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Temporary Injunction Refused BY
Judge Wilson Yesterday.
WRITTEN OPINION WAS HANDED DOWN.
On Which He SAYS City Council Has No
Authority 10 Act Without the Con-
eurrsnce OF the Mayor.

Tho plaintiff Woolford is NOT entitled
60 invoke the aid " writ Of Injunction. 80
said Judge Wilson in his decision in t,c
Wexford Brumby Injunction smt, VIII ch
case he has had under adyiScmcnt Tor some
weeks and which decision he handed down
yesterday morning decision In this case
has been looked for eagerly aud the nrc-
cccdings Of the Fiftyff district court
scpned closely day after day 10y the h
drcds OF people who have felt such d,cp
interest In the decision az the cas-, Th>
decision came yesterday morning and thCra
was large crowd no the 60 ztrolm 10
hear IT, In this case Judge Wilson handed
down written opinion Worded as follows;
November Is 1891 In Chambers
Coming to he considered the within PC
titlon ana the amended answer and a.
tdaVits. the court being of the uplOOn
thar the city council has M authority
without tho concurrence Of the mayor
to assign 90 the defendant Brumhy The
performance of the duties of health o.
hccr, or to vote him any compensation
for the performance Of such dutics; but
being also ot the opinion that the
pluuu0 ls not entitled To- invoke tue
aid of q writ OF injunction, The court
iu chambers declines to issue the tenn
pordry injunction PRAYED
"WinHm "A Wilson"
Judge FittyHfth judicial District
The temporary Injunction having been
refused the plaintiff, Noolford. tho cos'
will he ricd before Judec C. D. Asnc In
the Eleventh district court, whcrc TT was
pending the plaintiff asking In that court
Il permanent Injunction
The decision ot Judge Wilson Is that
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A 2OO-RarreI al saratoaa.

Kountze, Texas. November IS The Post
correspondent has visited the Hooks wen
at Saratoga aud no doubt 1t is the hest
well in this territory OF Spindle Top
As will be remembered the drill drops
twenty.seven feet through pure oil sand
there being a rock above and below ms
strata Of sand Last Thursday a Stra.her
was put down in this well; Friday morning
aow Of oil started and It is continuing
IN how II comes out in foam, me II
being mixed with gas as II passes lntousI
mo stroinpr The fow was measured Htu
L. Is safe 10 say that at least 200 harie
aow from the wei; I'm twenty four hours;
A new s,rnncr is being made Tor the We
now and as soon as it Is PUT ~ tue ''uu
yolne Of the well will be tested.
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Personal Mention.

Rrenham. Texas, November is Mr.. r, +.
Graher az Fort Worth Is here on 4 visit.
Mr. GRADER rs a former resident ~ Brcn-
ham and his many friends here are always
glad 10 welcome his return
Miss Bessie Eldriase viii entertain the
XII club Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
The cotton mill Investigation committee
are arranging 10 start on their inyestlga.
ton tour this week.
Mr. T.. Endel lcft Sunday for Henderson
10 attend the marriage OF his niece at that
place
Mr. zoe Baldrldgc banker. OF Enuis spent
Monday Ia the city,
Or. Brewer OF Washington spent Monday
In the city.
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TWO NEW WELLS ARE IN.
loNE BELONGS TO GROUND FLOOR
AND OTHER TO CRONlN co.
Work Has Begun at the Site of the
Central Asphalt Companys Plant.
Sales of Stocks,

Beaumont, Texas, November 1S.-The
|Grernd Floor on company brought in It's
second well this morning This well
spouted in an intermittent way several
ldays ago, but 1t was found that the drill
would have TO be sent to greater depth
The well would have been brought in yes
1terday, but the gate valve was broken and
IL was necessary to obtain rev one. The
well is six inches In diameter at the bottom
and good spouter.
~
The well OF the Cronin Land and oil com
ipany which spouted internationally few
DAYS ago, came In in good condition this
morning. The well was Inspected 10y a
number Of officers and stockholders Of the
company and was accepted. The company
sV'H begin work on a second well at once
~
small party OF Indiana gentlemen are
20 Inc city looking after investments In the
s.. ne!d. In the party are Adam IL. Felker
sot the Lebanon Daily Reporter John c.
ierkms, ;, r. Artmau, speaker OF the
ioalana house of representatives, Henry
1oAee' Frank Caldwell, all Of Lebanon. and
w. 3 Wleher and Morris Townley Of In
cc samIpS IS, They are interested in the
..3hlpunQ Floor OH company and Witnessed
Ssv "luslng IN Of the company's well to-
me Ceatral Asphalt and Refining company
|a.'e, a considerable delay caused by the
snNag Of a tug at sea, has at last re-.
go It's barges from New Orleans. The
|S MIKES are being used in hauling lumber,
ste a, ny ~ olher building material to Abe
lhlu6 M IN CohpanN'S plant at GrigKhy's
lufeS fos FUSES ana other temporary Struct-
NV company will make lis own briSk ma
ulleS plant will be in operation within
'nlsn," G9iS' The work Of erecting the
lke VIII De pushed as rapidly as posi-
,. aue Texas on Fields company. limited is
mn rs'lns TO do some important develop.
a. WORK at points near Beaumont. The
purchased by Mr.. Fitzhue Of Lon
|Asye 5 M, Mr. Beauregard OF New orleans
II. now ~ Sa transferred 10 this company, and
Iat Ri. Ne 1, a rig In position To sink 4 well
lThe ecnr oa,l ana another at HAMPSHIRE
Iof lana tru owns more than 10000 acres
tends prosn. S'v.nItIson county, which IL in
"'speetng thoroughly.
@. ~
Id,v 'g one cars Of oil were shipped to
lps, making total 1866 cars for the
80, OF l9lllo barrels, There will be
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zApArA COUNTY SUFFERERS.
Amount Received in Response to the
Appeal OF Mr. Seaburk.

Amount
Appeal OF Mr.. Seaburk,
The Post will receive subscriptions for
tho Zapsta county drouth sufferers, As Mr..
seabury requested in Mondays paper and
SEE that whatever IS collected reaches
thcm. Mr seabury represents the people
OF zapata county in the legislature and his
statement OF their condition Is 70 be relied
unop. and. as he suggests, the time for
balniur them has come. Whatever = done
fsr thsm MUST BE DONE Az ONCE AND
RY TiIE PEOPLE OF rEAAS. Ihis
State has in the past Y caissm''Sais u gae,,
had cause 20 feel gfattt9l I9s heip iF1ln
lie outside, but should, In this ease, let
CLARITY begin az home. The St4ryins people
~ Zaplfa county can, with SLIGHT individual
ehert be placed beyond the reach 81 want.
ana should not be loft 70 he taken eare %
M other states A quick ami general
rSsnonse 10 Mr. Seahury's appeal from
Texans viii furnish them all the relief
send Ia your subscriptions as once, They
will he Immediately transmitted 70 Mr.
Seabnry and acknowledged through the
columns Of The Post -
j. j. pastoriEa ,..s'.+sss.ss'sss'' " -
CaSh ...,,,''.''''' ''''''''''uSo W
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Church Entertainment.

BrenhaIn Texas November 1s.-Thc
ladies' Of the Episcopal church are arrang-
ing for grand church bazaar December 10
and IA in which they will cndeavor 10
furnish a trip around the world for 10
cents. or course a trip around the world
will give YOU a view OF many strange and
unique things and all these things viii he
for sale, and they will he suitable for
Christmas presents. There will be many
dressed dolls thar can be purchased cheap.
or than Won cau dress them Oysters viii
he served.
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rh. Nems ION the VeIaseo nee.

Velasco, Texas. November LINE u''''.
or At the Lucas well is stiil hshns ana so
Is the home company, The Lucas drllleg
has drawn out two pieces Of the oroben
nine. and he thinks he will have it all out
In a few days. u-n+, M
and Pipe Line companys Nel Aas Az
returned with four different Kinds ot t nSu
mo Tools and they are now confident tuat
,csy Win eel ont the broken pipe. All mere
are anxious, for, as they begin 20 Iehi M.
The greatness OF the gas dow recently nst
covered. they are the more certain '"1'
the Oh vein lies below.
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Minor Mentinn.

Beaumont Texas. November lS-The
police are Still making raids an tho gamb.
icrs, and ii seems that the craft is finding
Beaumont au Improbable field Several
were hnvl this morning
The Temple Emanuel. the new Jewish
place Of worship erected on Broadway, viii
be dedicated Sunday, December T. at 8
.. m
The remains 90 Mamie Reinhardt. aged
10 years, WAC died saturday night were
inferred this morning in Roscdalc come
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Brenham, Texas, November iS.-The
Santa Fe uOrthbound passenger was delay
ed in sight Of the depot an hour today
by the breaking OF the eccentric belt on
the left side Of the engine The machinery
OF that side was tied and blocked up. and
the train pulled on 10 Sumeryille with half
an engine There the train was furnished
with another engine
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Lake Charles, La, November i0'-lhe
Lake charles National bank today pur
chased a lot upon which they VIII hnild
an un.to.ante building. The price paid
was So6O "A front foot, which Is SlVv more
foot than ever paid Tor property IN TINS
city. - S,,.ar n,
tbc district court against 4, Paloa tNnal
company In his petition he alleged mis-
manaugmnnt.
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Happenings al Orange.

orange. Texas, November ls.-F, VI,
Robinson. editor Of the News At Sabine.
Texas. was IN Orange today consulting the
Orange deep water committee 10 regard 70
data 10 he prepared FOR submission 10 the
rivers and harbers committee al the com
lns session OF congress Much regret IS
felt that Chairman Burton Of the rivers
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-19

Brenuam. Texas, November Is One Of
the large show windows M Messrs Gather
IS Busters store was broken some time be
tween saturday night closing time and
Monday morning.
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Mah-Nutrine

Is prescribed nv the best physicians IS the
most helpful tonic ohtaluahle M3i1-Nu.
trine Is condensed nUtriment OF mal l.-l,,.
Anbenser busch Brewing Assn, which TACT
guarantees the purity. excellence and merit
claimed for IL.
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Died Of SLACK Jaundiee.

After an Illness Of one day. Mr. Hermann
Tlemuun Of william Penn died at his home
sunday He was about a years OF age
and leaves a wife and six children 10 mourn
hts demise His funeral took place at 3
O'Clock Monday afternoon and his remains
were laid TO rest In the William Penn Gene
terry.
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A car Load OF Mexicans.

Brenham Texas, November is.-A solid
carload Of Mexicans passed here on the
Central sunday en- route to Louisiana.
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MUNYON'S
co | D
CURE

NJ ,1's ,ysrySody seem, to h. ,,.;. n, w..
f,asrss ~ Nare Whenever cod apne.rs m
-, ta,f - y nose, throat and lungs So quickly
ssA'Astia o. ,eeeehgfr be iersrunner % grippt
ne liis ase,nenI-, A vial OF the Cold Core
heltA ~ surs, Mostly acc visl c,,ts. y" w
krlieinsS SsSsysn, New YORK and pbilss.lohss
"s lAhALER CURES CifiRRR,
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NOT COMING TO TEXAS.
Mr. Burton May Not Be Able 10 Look
at Texas Waterways.
GREAT DISAPPOINTMENT AT BEAUMONT
Both Opera Houses Controlled by One
Man Death Of Popular Young
Lady-Raidns Gamblers.

Beaumont Texas. November fS-Con.
sresSman :. b, Cooper has returned 10 tho
vNE AFTER an absence OF several DAYS
while Mr. Cooper has heard nothing from
'hairman Burton of the rivers and ha,-
Oors committee concerning his Intended
Visit To Beaumont Mr. Cooper takes n that
Tue Illness 81 the chairman Will prevent his
making the trip. since he viii hardly have
tune 10 DO 1t before the converting of CON
s!eSS. Mr. Cooper says further that If
Mf' burton Intends coming soon he would
uoNotleSs have written giving the date aud
other details Bcaumoutcrs are greatly in
1oreStcd In the proposed visit Of Mr. Burton
ana WIN feel the disappointment kcculy II
ne Is forced TO forcso the trip.
Has Bought the Greenwall Lease.
heaumont Texas, November 1S-w. W.
N'ie' owner of Beaumonts new opera
mousse announced this morning that he had
bought the lease ON the house held by
Henry Greonwan the New orleans tbeatri.
q" man. and will hereafter conduct the
business himself through his manager. q
~ WicSS, Mr., Grocnwau has !cHscd tho
portion of the building used for theatrical
purposes tor term OF hyc Years. and no
n'S recently been heard 90 say thar ne yy1s
H.. WV my lease, The price paid hy
W ,NNir Tor the lease has upt been made
ru'Ic. very few changes Will be made in
"v 'nudurt ut tAc house. Mir. Wicss win
tonllunr us manager ana MIR Wilson win
nave Charge uf the box onilp Jnt1n. prttn
VINO has had an active part In the msn9ise
mont OF the house heretofore, viii remgiu
WIN Mt GrcCuWJll and will 20 To- some
"'ci POM. lhc bookings Tor the present
season Will of course, remain as they are
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Quotations on unlistcd SHOCKS Tor wbIch
there are bids.
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al ly-one cars Of oil were shipped 10
oaS making total 1866 cars for the
So OF l9lllo barrels. There will be
The Conservative, 1901-06-27

There is and al
ways has been. a
large and inde-
pendent class Of
The Conservative, 1901-06-27
A member of
the faculty of one
of the eastern col
THANKS.

leges writes as follows:
"It seems to me that you people, with
your letters and articles on western
archaeology, pioneer history and lore,
have opened up very promising vein.
1t furnishes not only excellent reading,
but does for the nearer West what I
should think a high-class journal would
like to dot does not merely represent
the region in it's commercial today, but
helps to give it background and color
ing. I hope you may keep on, and the
idea prove successful"
The Conservative, 1901-06-27
There is a style
of humanity in
every rank of life
STRIKERS.

which studies, creates and disciplines
discomfort. In religion, politics and the
mechanical arts and trades these men
frequently dominate. They scatter the
seeds of envy, distrust and malice
wherever they can find lodgment for
the sowing. They are never satisfied
with that which exists. They con-
stantly insist upon something which
does not exist and never can exist. They
pray for tho advent of the impossible.
If they were in heaven they would
find fault with the music. They would
repudiate the golden streets of the New
Jerusalem as not fit for thoroughfares.
They would strike for contracts of
greater length than eternity and favor
an eight-hour day for singers in the
heavenly choirs.
The Conservative, 1901-06-27
Those who criti-
else The CONSER-
VATIVE as a non
democratic peri
THE CONSERvA-
TIVE.

odical are entirely correct in their as
sumption of the non partisan character
of this periodical. And those who de-
nounce The CONSERVATIVE as an ex-
ponent of the views, of the independent
thinkers, workers and voters Of the
country are equally in the right. This
journal is not run in the interest of
partisans. 1t is not conducted by Sec
tarians. But it works and wars for
lawful freedom in all things, political,
economic and ethical
1t believes that capital has equal
rights with labor to the protection of
justly administered laws. 1t is not
afraid of the truth nor backward in
telling the truth. 1t is not caucus
governed journal.
The Conservative, 1901-06-27
The New Eng
ING. land Free Trade
League, fremont
FREE READING.

building, Boston, will mail any of it's
instructive tariff trust articles to any
one requesting them and remitting two
cents postage, or all for ten cents.
The articles and writer's are as fol-
lows:
can Important Discussion Henry
w. Lamb; "The Remedies of Trusts
Prof. John Bascom "The Ship Subsidy
Trust," Hazard Stevens; Free Ships"
Osborne Howe; 'Free Trade and For
eign Markets." Hazard Stevens "Pro-
tectionism,' Prof. A. L. Perry; "The
Plate Glass Trust Henry w. Lamb;
"Warning Voices on Tariff Trusts
The Oregonian ct al;; Russian Retalia-
tion," Norman F. Hesseltine; Exports
and Retaliation" Calvin Tompkins;
ga Typical Protection Victory" A. B.
Farquhar; "Protective Tariffs and Pub
lie Virtue" Franklin Pierce; "Pro-
lection for Infant Industries Outgrown,
Arthur Scott Gilman; ''The Paper
Trust" John Norris 'The Industrial
Situation" Gov. Horace Boies; "Reci-
procity with Canada," Hon. John
Charlton ct al.
The CONSERVATIVE commends the
foregoing economic literature to all
who seek for the truths of commerce.
The Conservative, 1901-06-27
THE CONSERvA-
TIv E experiences
an influx now and
then of nameless
NAMELESS
LETTERS.

letters of very abusive oharac-
ter, and they are generally written by
ardent and Jealous workers in the fore
casting colleges of Bryanarchy. They
fay the editor of this journal with dull
knives. They bathe his lacerated
epidermis in rank brine, and pour tur-
pentine and wrath into his wounds with
satanic glee. Really their barbaric
tortures in words are hideous, but never
signed by their savage authors. Why
not autograph your rawlings?
The Conservative, 1901-06-27
Che Conservative.
The comm on
COMMON ROADS. roads of Nebraska

are S1Xty-S1X feet
in width. That is an unnecessary waste
of good land and a constant method of
weed propagation. Legislation per-
mitting county commissioners to sell
one-half and make all roads in the state
only thirty three feet in width would be
beneficial. The land money thus accumu-
lated would make permanent road
fund. If this cannot be done, compel
the planting of trees on either side of
the road until thirty three feet is uti-
lized for arboriculture.
The Conservative, 1901-06-27
The World Her
aid, which is in
scribed can Inde-
COMPLICATED.

pendent Newspaper" at the head of it's
editorial page, is giving daily signs of
a complication of diseases. Many good
judges of mono -manias declare that the
mental perturbations, illusions, delu-
sions, confusions and vagaries which
have become chronic in it's columns, are
the logical symptoms and sequences of
blood poisoning by "the sting of ingrat-
itude.''
Other doctors assert that The World
Herald raves because a combine of the
microbes and bacilli of personal ambi-
tion has formed a malicious and COM
petition-killing trust for the purpose of
making United States senator out of
the accomplished young gentleman who
was "stung' when William V. Allen
was named to fill the last vacancy. In
any event, it is pitiful case of demen-
tia arising from a misfit in confidential
relations and in senatorial candidates.
The Conservative, 1901-06-27
BE 1T REMEM-
BERED.

the populism of the gallant and peerless
Colonel Bryan-distinguished in war
by his battlelessness; in law by his
brieflessness; in craftsmanship by his
successlessness-reme that in 1892
he voted for the Weaver presidential
electors. He never voted for the Cleve-
land electors. This great fact was known
to the National populistic conventions in
1896 and in 1900 That is record un-
stained by democratic symptoms. Be it
remembered!
The Conservative, 1901-06-27
THE THIRD
PARTY.

American citizens, owing no allegiance
to any political party. They think and
act for themselves. Their numbers in
crease with the enlightenment of the
age. In proportion to the votes now
cast there are more unbought and un-
bullied ballots in the United States this
day than ever before. They determined
the presidential elections in 1896 and
1900. They will elect President or
name an Emperor in 1904.
The Conservative, 1901-06-27
The CONsERvA-
TREE PLANTING TIVE practices tree
planti ng every

year, and breaches tree-planting every
week. Each township in Otoe county
and each township in every other coun-
ty in Nebraska ought to organize tree
planting society. In the long evenings
of winter ,arboriculture should be studied
and discussed intelligently in every
school district of the commonwealth,
and in each family circle. The Con-
SENTATIVE will continue to print arti-
cles about orchards, groves and forests
that are interesting, instructive and
useful.