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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-10-16
CHELSEA.

Tho local Nimrods have planned for their
usual annual hunt which is to occur on
Wednesday. October %, Mcssrs. Elgin ID.
Barnes and william G. Holmes having
been duly elected captains of the rcspec-
tive sides.-Dr. Carlos II. Reyes of Du-
mth. Mimi. was in town on Sunday on
visit to his aunt. Mrs Dudley Cabot.-Wil-
liam r. Davis, who finished his summers
employment at the Profile house in the
White Mountains aud came here for "A fcw
days vacation last week, went to Boston
on Friday morning to begin his winters
work IN the Hotel Vendomc.--Thc Hon. J.
H. Darling returned Saturday from his trip
to the Grand Army Encampment at Wash
ington. u. C.--The Ladies' Reading Cir
Gle began its seasons entertainment by
holding its first meeting with Mrs. George
l.. Stow on Monday evening. --On saturday
Henry Turbanl, and Miss Hattie Dearborn,
two of Chclscas hest young people, were
united in marriage by the Rev. A. J. East
man, pastor of the Congregational Church
At East Barre. performing the CEREMONY
Mcssrs. George f.. Hatch and William G.
Holmes went to Montpelier last week
Thursday to see the Legislature and wit
ness the play. "Old Jed Prouty. Mr.. and
Mrs 8. II. Green of Stoneham, Mass. have
been visiting at Orcutt Bixby s.--Dr. and
Mrs. NJ IL. Corwin have returned from
their recent trip to Bradford and Oxford,
IL visiting friends in this town. where she
formerly lived.--Lawycrs George l.. Stow
and Hale x. Darling were in Montpelier
last Friday. quite q number of people took
advantage of the excursion on the Central
Vermont railway last Tuesday to make a
trip to Boston among the number being
Newell S. Bixby and Walter S. Goss.
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ANTED-Clerk for country store, an
experienced, competent well educated
Young man; prefer a man who has a
store of his own, but which for lack OF
capital or some other good reason is not
paying well. viii give right man liberal
nav and an interest in the profits. An
excellent chance for an excellent man.
If YOU know of such man send MS his
address with full particulars. Address
The pike station Store Co, Pike Sta
ton, n. II. 24od&wll'
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WORCESTER,

A. c. Stearns has sold his farm dhe
Hamblct place. to a Mr.. Burke OF 81
Adams Frank j. Taylor has sold his
place to John Richardson and will move
to Barre.-Mr. and Mrs. Samuel McMur-
ray of Barre were at II. =. slodgetts over
Sunday on their way back from Coventry,
where they have been visiting Mr.. McMur-
rays mother. Miss Alice Pike and Mrs.
Newhall of Barre were in town part oi
last week.-Mrs. Emily Drinkwater ana
Mrs Emma Parsons visited in Waterford
last week.-Mr. and Mrs. p. Il. Griffith OF
Moretown are guests OF Harold Austin
and wife.-Mrs. Henry Holt and son and
Miss Bertha Symonds of Montpelier are
visiting Mrs. Hollis parents. Mr.. and mrs
G. M. Ladd-N Nine men from the vicinity
of Woodsvlle. n. H.. came here last week
to work in the lumber woods for Mr. Ross
of the New Hampshire Lumber company
They report % others engaged to be here
this week.
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FARM-25G acres, 500 sugar trees 100 IN.
timber and 1000 cords wood To sell, IA
COWS. / horse, farming and sugar tools
will keep 20 COWS and team without silo.
Address, Box 81, Underhill Center VT
249lt16 WIT
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YESTERDAYS FOOT BALL GAMES

The University Of Vermont foot ball
team was beaten by Yale at New Haven.
Conn, yesterday by score Of 50 to ..
OTHER FOOT BALL SCoREs.
At Amherst-Amherst -. Holy Cross s.
At Princeton-Prtncstont %. Havrford 0.
At Columbia-Columbia "a. Swarthmore
At Pennsylvania--Pennsy SO. Get
tysburg o.
At Medford-Tufts college Is, Worcester
Polytechnic 0.
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EAST R0XBU RY.

The Corinth Cooperative telephone line
Is sure to be run between this place and
Brookiiold.-A j. Ladd CARED his baled
hay to Boston last week.--Mr. and Mrs.
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Tor SALE.

FARMS FOR SALE-Fror, 20 TO 80 farms
in Chlttanden county of various sizes and
prices. The one you want Is there. Maj
tin S. Villas 1913 Main street, Burlington.
I79, d&w,ts.
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HEIRS WANTED-Wantt to lind the heirs
Of Joseph Colt, who came To lehhs
about the year 1896 from Vermont Ad-
dress. Robert II. Hanna, 202Wiam BldS.
Houston. Texas. 2ij,d4t&16w4t.
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One CENT
WORD.

Advertising In this column one cent
word, each insertion. Copy may be changed
every week. Cash in advance required
No advertisement taken which is less than
twelve words, two lines Special terms to
advertisers using from 20 to tCOo lines
eithin twelve consecutive months.
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WANTED-TRACT OF LAND.

Large tract, not less than loo 10 "'Voy
pcrcs of wild forest and mountainous land
with plenty OF water, small lake ana
streams, and buildings. on or near Canada
line Give full description, location ana
lowest cash price Also large tract III
Vermont or New Hampshire. Address
Post Office Box 2S3. Detroit, Mich. Hw3t
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UUSTLING AGENTS wanted. QUICK
selling household specialties. Large
commissions Samples ana particulars
Zoe. Address Puroline, 3O6 Main 81,
Worcester, Mass. 2ia6t&loW-I
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(VANTED-Man to take care of cows and
calves: one who likes cattle, VINO is
painstaking, thoughtful reliable and
not afraid of hard work or long days.
A permanent place with good pay to
such a person. Address with fun par
ticulars. T.. Is. Pike, Pike Station, n. IL.
2A5d&w,lt.
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have lately been made in the inside of the
Clogston school house. This house WAS
built nine years ago and has not had its
walls recoated until now.--The Reading
club meets with Mrs. George Il. Wilber on
Saturday afternoon, the 18th. The club Is
to study English authors this season, al
ternating with noted artists and also take
up four famous European cities. Topics
for the next meeting Raphael and Rome
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John Udaii and children were guests NJ
George Warden's last Week.-Mrs. Ethel
Wa'rdner is with her mother in Brookheld
for "a few days.-Harey Ward who has
been out of the Soldiers Home at Ben
nington for furlough the past few
months, expects soon to return to the
Home
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,NVOOD ON THE STUMP wanted within
- miles of Burlington. VIII buy land
and wood. or wood only. Address, lio
Bank St, burlington. 249'jt&loWlt
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Tni11tcrs.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish to hire
help or to sell a farm should use TINS coll
umn. Nearly 5000 copies of this paper are
sold every issue and your advertisement
would be read by many possible buyers
97,wtt
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.OTICE how little il costs to tell tnou-
sands Of readers in many towns of Yer
mont what you have to Sell or what you
wish to buy. Advertise in the Free Press
and you will get replies to your adver-
tissUent. swift
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MY STORE for sale or to rent no goods
Inquire or address Clara l.. Stowell, New
port Centre. 13w,U
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STORE FOR SALlI--A large store build
ing, with tirst-class tenement on sec
ond floor, located at Underhill Flats
Vt, near depot, creamery and grist
mill. Cost to build $500 in 1890, Price
81 500 one-half cash Here is chance
to do a big business. Full particulars
given by j, +. Hunt, Real Estate
Agent, Essex Junction, VT. 1J,wtf
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UWantcn.

FARM UAND--Wanted for the winter
good mixer. j. j. Van Si' ki' n, South
burlington, VT. 2io'uNW'H'
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TO CORRESPOND with lady between 10
and 60 with view to matrimony. Box 80,
Gaysville. Vt li'wo'
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FOR SALE-A 20 COW farm, with good
buildings, 700 sugar trees. plenty ui
wood, tools, and stock, four miles from
Essex Junction. For terms address f.
II. Farrand Essex Junction. 16,wlt
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FARM FOR SALE-The undersigned Of
fers for sale the farm owned by the late
Harriet Ball of Ferrisburgh VT, con-
tanning III acres. 1t is situated about
two and one-half miles from North Fer
risburgh l. K. station and IA miles
from the stores and shops. About $50
acres of cleared land suitably divided
between meadow and pasture for keep
ing a dairy, the balance IN wood. The
cultivated land is nearly free from
stones and very productive. The house
is nearly new large two story, with ell
and woodshed attached, all under slate
roof. From the house is a fine view of
Lake Champlain and valley for many
miles. Barns to accommodate 4 dairy
farm Horse barn, hog pen and grain
airy nearly new. Good well at house,
running water at barn. Il. f. d. at the
door. Good location and a desirable
farm. For further particulars inquire
of w. II. Dean, executor. Ferris burgh,
VT, Sept. Il, 1901. 240, 10t&W2t
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-11
BATTLE WITH OUTLAWS
They Succeeded in Killing Five OF the
Sheriff's Posse.

They Succeeded in Killing FIVE OF inc
Sheriff's Posse
knoxville. Tenn, April 10 Meaeer Nv
tails Of a bloody battle between snefii .
nosso and outlaws in Scott county virginia
reached Knoxville tonight by long distance
telenhope message from Jonesboro' lenn,
Five men. all members Of the sneriu
nosse were killed, two other poSSeine1
rero wounded, and Jim Wright an
osred Hancock county, Tenn"
sbot and captured, Wright escapeu -
tho prison at Brushy Mountain TWO - -
400 He returned to his hauntS IN 10
cect county and there dehed the O,neV "a,
although there was reward OF nm nm home,
amno"eN Not long after his return mas
sa,l,e, agere II Hancock colhlS r,nlr
- 49, mon, ambush and Killed. n1,c,,,,le.
snVl chorl,ed 10 Jim Wright, John ,intiye
We - fbe Iatters brothers. ~ 49,, al
you ~" tbat farere had Killed Inc l H neon
| W. -ran,nletons Recently Officers Inc ard
w i,,,,,,r,, III iran Wright In ms h",n /,
| b@ tnretner with John elhl'ssed =
atbsr members Of his gans' sove beeu
/ state line into Virginia ~ sroday tao
h scott county about month, and ar
| sheriff organized a StlVl.s me outlaws
| tempted 10 arrest the suus' ,ttrhed hattls
| ~ heen notified and Inc ,.osse werl
hau . w" 1--WE Of the shelfn's ps'ss,Sg 10,
,.tilad and two others. Depuls Wright
NJ and sam wax, wophuSn, ali IN,
80 ,,onnded and captured, uu' - hein,
| 49, - No gang escaped. lnfs a. count,
,,rs,,ed mt the mountains oil .scane
psnrd them all possible chance ~
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TIE RESULT IS in DOUBT.
Much Activity Displayed at BeaII and
NOOten Headquarters.
DALLAS ACTION HAS BEEN cENSuRFD.
Friends Of State Chairman Wells Have
Not Taken the Condemnation as
Just Rebuke and Are Angry.

Hnlsboro. Texas April 1o.-roday has
been an exceedingly busy one at Wooten
headquarters and more than ordinary IN
thuslasm was displayed The claim Is
made that wooten viii carry the city aud
win win in the county by 500 majority
The Wooten club here held a meeting TO-
night az which speeches were made. Con
gressman Wootcn. who stlh suffers severe
~ from his throat, spent the day here ana
addressed a large crowd at Abbott tonight
Jack Bcal addressed large crowds al
Peoria and Massey today. The Beall cam
paigu win conclude here with q big rally
tomorrow night. Wooten closes his cam
palgn ~ Brandon The feeling has been
acute today aud the activity at Wooten
Headquarters was due In part TO circuius
containing statements that money mad bSem
ofiered for workers IN the campaign. Inc
result OF Saturdays primaries Is In oouet'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-11
SLAVERY IN PHILIPPINES
HOUSE COMMITTEE ON tNSULkR
AFFAIRS SUBMITTED IT'S REPORT. q
Discussed the Coinage Systen1--Denoeou
Gratis Filed Minority Report Which SIS
Amounts 10 Declaration OF Policy, '"

,,-.-,4 ,rrii. ,n Tho rcnort ~ tbAe IN
NaN"pSl'h' NP'' w. "S ~ rhs
house committee on lnSnlar auA''S "u nv a.
bin for the administration Of civil anar tn.
d; tb,, pbiiirr;,,,. US sled today hy chair vcia
III '"' ""PP'''' "''
man cooper
As To slavery tho report says: Tn"
..ti, r,..,tod is ,ro rot ia he solved Nas
W'"'" P''S,"''' t, -,,4.,,, Of ii
by eloquent dennh'iA''on OF 'u' S'S''" W.
slavery nor by mere defamation concern o,r
t,,. n, .,,t,,si,-g ~ uhortv Its nropcr So ""'
'"- wv '''''','-H wv .tb sh,u TO
lu'ion demands ta''tn' m''n'nS ""'" H,'',,
he al the same time just and pracucaole Isl
MS ,,,,or, .t,,otos much attention 10 the lhl'
'"' ''i"'' .,,,,sn sr
advantages Oh Tue ni,n az ogg.
tom, based ON inc I'' 9''"'"'" ,rine
u,"''> '''u o
tb" senate o'I|
It Is roatcd out that the aonse p'Rn t''-
lows Tho recommendation of Governor Taft Int
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-11
Yoakum Locals.

Yoakum, Texas April TO- At neetns
Of hose company No j Tuesday night the
following officers were clect4d; Presip
dent John JlleG vice presdclt, Joe Tur.
Fer; secretary. Walter Davis: foreman, 9
A. Baby.
at meeting Of the city council last
night q resolution was passed 10 take ug
5000 worth OF the city's bonds at a slielt
premium the purpose being 90 save rha
city the nd&.tlonu interest on this amount,
Ioukum IS more fortunate Than auY -
her ntElbors, ns she can now boast haw
ing TWO mayors 50 the meeting Of tht
| day night nest was set as the time fol
! the new officers 20 tAke the oath of Of
! nee, but on Monday evening last the new
mayor wGs sworn IN hy d notary public
/ Mr. G.. W. Sutherland on Yesterday solt
| 70 @ A, Burks OF Midlothian. Texas, ia
steers.
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PREPARING FOR A HARVEST
AZ the Expense of the Rice Growers of
texas and Louisiana.

pened at Washington In ths matter Is Of
too recent date To need repeating
This time farseelug importers and spec
nlators of New York and London are ship
ping cargo after cargo of rice into the Dan.
iSh West Indies where there is no duty on
that cereal Rice is being stored there in
quantity Unprecedented According to the
Information received today, the plan Is 60
ship an of this rice into the United States
as soon as the islands are annexed All Of
the shipments TO the islands have becu
made In secret the facts Just leaking ont,
The board Of trade appointed % commit
see, with $. Locke BreiuN as chairman, 10
urge the Louisiana delegation IN congress Ia
vigorously oppose the introduction of this
rice from ST, Thomas free OF duty. Rive
men at Houston. Lake charles. Crowley
aud other places are requested 90 take i'm
mediate action In line with the movement.
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gi,,.,. I'D Harbors Bin Completed.

washington, April lo-The senate com
7nAtee on commerce today completed the
rivers and harbors bill, numerous amend
roents being adopted and the appropriation
ircreased sa6O9,lT2, bringing them mp 70
$40. 99T, 439 s,- 49,,
on this increase fi,eal 81 Is In me way
NJ direct appropriation ana the remainder
Tor contracts authorized.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-11
Interest Paid al Bnnds

Austin, Texas, April 1o.-The following
counties today paid Interest on bonds held
by the permanent school fund: Dallas.
S3G91; Galveston. $3.50: McLepnan.
ss30o.25; palo Pinto, S3O6; Throckmorton,
$500; Miiam, S2157; Orange, SIi03; Karnes,
Sll7U; Jack, $3.50; Jackson $50; Hopflus.
SlG25; Stunewall. SlS3t; Henderson S3NO.
Rurloson $500; Gonzales, $3.50. Frio. $3.50:
Scurry. S75S; llHrrisOu. Sl2s0; Tpshnr,
$50; Daliam, 5000 Foard. 500; klmbit
duloupe $500 Wibarger, $3.50. Ball
Sl3o0lo. The city - Bryan paid S120
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Columbus. en-, April TO- About 7 O'Clock
tonight are broke out in the pillow shol
Of the Southern Plow works and By II
O'Clock two whole blocks were IN ashes
and another building warehnuse
vas burning rapldly The two blocks
burned viii rause = loss of over 500 on
ana the dana - 10 the warehouse VIII rur
the amount Up 10 quarter OF q million.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-11

Corpus Christi Texas April 10 The
freight schooner NJ. H. Weaver, which has
been equipped with twenty-horse power
gasoline engine, arrived here on her Initial
trip yesterday morning. She left Calves
ton on Saturday and went up the Brazos
and to Rockport and other ports en- route,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-11
Managers Are 70 Meet.

New York. April 10 A meeting has
been arranged between the managers OF
PugIIlsts McGoyern ANA Young Corbett for
the purpose Of arranging another battle
The manager for AIcGoyern viii leave this
city on Sunday for Cincinnati where the
meeting Will be held.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-11

~. ssIoa' April lO.--The senate today
X, - 'ne following nominations: War
R1,ss. .a'fal. Brigadier General Robert
. Id eolonels TO he brlgadler gen.
Ihsfi5,n~ osSey' A. s Burt ana Michael
ptsSnru Postmaster for Texas: u.
~, ~ National hanks which the
the treasury has designated
'ks,Sonssesait denosltarfes ar. CONNER
Saiens 81 Houston, Texas. $4,000;
knoxville. Tenn, $50, 600.
Sls,-..' 'lf'ee commission has dropped
ss,,s Fled with y several months
4 !, w that Governor I. B. Fergu.
. d oma and j. r.. Renshaw
.shtms s 81 the United states district
y sss ~ mad violated the eivll SERVED
4 70, esnaa out circuIers Of assess
hpalgn funds.
NJ, !, W.T., mynne' the Washington CORE
n i, y lae New York Press. has beer
|sat oos ss s. accepted the Office Of frs
aster general.
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Ne,AND r S.
The e stn city eI az Report on Nr' TOD Moore
'ycrrr Condition. ceptiou

Washington April 10, Phe Apff repwer
NJ the statistican Of the department Of age
rlcuiture viii show the average condition
Of winter wheat on April ! 10 have been
7s7. against 81 7 on April l. 1901; 50 / nj
the corresponding date In 1900, and SO
the mean Of the April average for the past
ten years The averages Of the princfpal
States are as follows: PENNSYLVANIA 81; :
Ohio III Michigan So: Indiana 81: Illinois
20: Tenness 90. Texas 70; Kansas II: Mis-
souri, 81. Nebra ska and California each p3
and Oklahoma "a.
The average condition OF winter rye on
April I WAS SJ.4 against H3 on Aprll
1901; 81 for tho corresponding date III
1900 and IS tbs Jmean NJ the April aver.
ages Of the last ten years.
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Department Notes.

Austin. Texas. April 10. AIR. Tom Hen.
derson, private secretary to Chairman Hen
derson Of the legislative investigating COM
mit;ee. Is In town for few days
The insurance department has prepared
list of all Insurance companies doing bust.
ness In the state which will be mailed to
any one who desires a copy
State Treasurer Robbins is campaigning
In North Texas this week,
Inc Royal Achatcs Insurance company of
Omaha ana the Acme Protective association
of DALLAS were today gran ed authority TO
do business in the State by tae Insurance
depal intent,
The attorney general today approved n
S45. eco bridge reminding bond issue for lias.
trop county and $4,000 court house and
iaiI refundlng bond issue for Coyell
Attorney Mack Of Fort Worth is here on
business before he supreme court
Comptroller Love has gone to hell county
Tor fcw days on campaign AFFAIRS,
The legislative committee is expected to
arrive in Austin Monday 10 resume work
in the state departments.
Two or three pool selling dealers wera
here yesterday 10 see the comptroller re-
garding the tax Of 81 per day un their
business They did moi get amy sstlsfac-
tiou
Eighteen corporations doing business in
the state paid their franchise taxes today,
The Confederate pension dePar mom of
the comptrollet's office Is mailing pension
warrants TO the old soldiers.
Clerk Charles =. Morse is stu confined "a
his home with Illness.
The comptroller today registered an Issue
Of 5000 worth of water works bonds for
| he city Of Palo Pinto and $4,000 worth
Of bonds for BastrOp county.
Lieutenant Governor Browning appeared
before the supr me court today in he cusc
of Logan vs. Curry, from Nolan county, iu-
volying a question relating 60 school land
The board of trustees OF John Tnrlo' on
| college, located nj Stephcnsyille, Erath
county, held meeting here today hul
had nothing to give out for publication. The
| board is composed of tho governor. super
Intendent Lefevre and County Judge Frank
of Erath county
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-11
A panther Near TerrY.

Terry. Texas, April lo-The vicinity OF
rcho and Terry has been excited for the
mast few days by the appearance OF large
nanther IN the woods The beast has been
seen seveNi times hy the southern Paeinc
r.,sr Terry last night hunting party
90 hsen organized u capture the hle cat.
T'hich i destroying pigs and sheep about
me peghDorhood
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-11
COTTON PRODUCTS COMPANY
1t Is Not Yet in d Position 10 Do Any
Business,
Especial to The Fost9


Business.
tSpeclai to The FostJ
New York. ApriI lO.-Thc articles Of In
CORPORATION Of the Texas Cotton rrodn'ts
company rs filed In the county clerk $ office
here is what is generally known as
..hlanket' document II covers in It's az
ticles every possible field OF operation 'n"t
a company that has to do with cotton e'u'u
be engaged in and the instrument does u''
give. outside Of the title, the slightest tle"
as TO where its business Is TO be cohuGC
ed In fact. IL says in several p!lc'a .'i",
no ron,npnv reserves the right to chEHst
in Enterprises in any state OF lori'U'
to produce chiefly all the bypFoducts Oh
cotron mi Although II was denied ~ ~
incorporator to The Post ,GorIespoh"t,nae
that oils of other sorts Wouid euEHEr
aIteution of the company, me hruvh9 y
! INCORPORATION distinctly state mug Wv
busincss in any sort OF oil mas
| II is understood thai the company wa" 40
/ organized to exploit some new ne" ptt,O III
I and inventions connected with cotton o.
! extraction The incorporators an give t lii
/ addresses as l6 or % Nassau street MJITT
| York which is practically Inc SAINT uu,'',
! ing and in this place many nno,nM,erred Win
! mining and Western ventures Eeu'IaIla 4
/ INC cnmpany's capital Is SlI0"'V"t Va e
/ v!ded into 10000 shares OF SIUV uuV
! which each incorporates sWenrS 20 'N "'t.iis,
II IL NOT probable that the STOCK ul ~ Az,
| company will be puJ on the maIh'' :, W.
! beyond the inventions ana secret pl'.Itr,i
which the company Is SuppUU',cro+io l. fof
the general idea Of tho incorporation ~ ~ IN
q company that will permit OF 'hEaEluT ~
amy sort of cotton business as oppoIt un'
appear and are promising lnG 'eSW e.
Evans Frederick X Lester, Toward s ~ in'
and William &. White. The date OF III