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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-06
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rarrizr vrct nee rsTT nearly 8lstttttt tt4st
ga fbsx 1Eurv that tse other states vi
n 1spnef3 tsses it tuticiVnis1 hF taase
ca chat gaes % the utTfe1-
T1ls fart S vAas kept rifces frem ~
sz.,esf "a ~ f-iratruoa lu sac least as
are 1s.ths nr Ser s shefT crop ard IN h1fnlcs
ln ys-6rss wsrT Ecen-
r6re-vyonl oT4aeS easier vita czutHn01s
> - g., r-fntx iowrr thtn On sEazrsEy- INs
.r.ps VI, ouirt. VITA serliziar tcoesse5
II. lrw-est prt1t hsing icucAea duTsaG 'ls
,s.s-ro-z sAar7lr before fhe class bei-
y, .,.r.r va. estglushe6 ard pricss re
.---.-nr tfirhr7r Tie tl1shlur 1u1tItlc ls
-r,er,s rfsn1v wts 1ru-gs II Vsanls
laH-ef L1H- n1-1.-H7 as
ass5f- ard rg, lpeE Al tie claas OF gucis.
Stems -vtIe redura5 Galnts e.
53rc wh5rt rs l1l-ta 11'e- ill- p"
sstgraa-
Tsw Trse 7pr1a. weak viiS g4rt1Io1f
sr IL pa.-ts 3ewr- tht1 gr satlr1HF u
s.-s.lrlats-r = s,sA-ss cszEas repttg fft-n
tsa fd-1art 1hs tc1e aaa1-- rs-7 n---
ssf4sl asrsr ~ -hs scsEo1 su- Before r''a
gsnal-v t-u-hca S. 1t-ga sTs s1e l1hy
-s.-v-.s-rr- trasr occurred 1-t E3 -rrths
Frgrau-ns - ~ u-w1r1 rtl7r rGN1 CD 10y
3Hs1 l--- ThH aecl+-l-r te-.1t-.F gaia -.I
70 tHrITrHoa tT'iHtattl
when aac-tt--s stood fs-e2r sfshdF af
rF1Ee - 81 rs IS T--F htr esr1f-52
cl-ar
View r,rs1-s --sasd s:aIav VIII p-3ces
ta psa11s 1--we. t1Is Saturdays clefs
1 -uHie5 ~ rs~o-ts tsr= New Eo1k tee
market trcE % nsttz- racR hstr-e 1cc1
SO r-lcsf Ltra-cF5 somewhat TgruE-r
rsi-1H5 sSa y1s-~1 sTf Er1 MAJ So
-uc- ~ gszas q re rLuusrs rEoe-1 prices
F Pa Al.H| HH o. ~ q ~
es0ae wha- -EashrEr1t sErwHs rt-rH q
y -- - Q'1rts lz-oU t1t close G. sz--rc-y.
ne -r--r-t Increment kAo=s1 istt5a vtrsL-
1ta1 5scs5p;E AZ al Fc-ts ~ TIE Ear were
Is 81 ht3as compared wiz 4s 1Ts tcT re
a.r-esa.-Eg-r 1E- q -aEr sstsaz- s.--s
--l5Ly rect5zts lave bee= 81 80 tE3es
( Box pave. VIZ 81 $50 so- re SAFE 1-1e a.
last zass AZ ss-E- ta5 css co--stpe-5t-g
--zs e -azs s5ass-- -szs ar e TIE seaso-
4 -s-alr1s lave hes- g Ca Tss bales compared
vlr1 ss-1s SCI. Sc- The 1creskpc2tilE tine -
tsf sElao- EEqr.1s since Fg5txr were g. -
30 bales. cEEEret WIZ q - ~ t-s
tI=f 1Z- e las. v=eE AID lest7- tc- lie
r--gas-.- l--- -=e g last sszs7 stasE
~ ~care5 s-E-#s ur-a wEs g. 81 Z,5 bales
-ls1 week a.. e-s-4 tc- ne ce-re-Tcz Ding
-Ar e -LEt sezsa--
s1rs1---e75s-t XIX n: ne New T5.l
eesesz sze1Ezge Esr@ r1t { st&-e-e-t 81
we1uea1zv reviewing TIE pLs- Tst- q zes
exchange Il wA-eE Ae says
-1yz--17 Z -zo-s slz- passing -s1es e
rts tHc- -EEt t1e deliveries -rrz uc-.-4 --s
KS ve4- zlv= -lrse.y szces1e5 AZ pas,
-a-,-.z .-sr5t---z rte WisEc- e tes ~
change q lls .5cF-aH. several yszrs EsH
@. r2e --2= p, .-sres. g15 Ers 5e an cecgcl
:z-Lsrs5 upc1 -zt--rg o-t-set4 ~
careful at -@r---1 -a-Eee 20 = L.fl t--
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Eees, PouLrRY ANp sUTTER.

ST. Leafs. Jssuary S.--PoEgtry STEADY
chsrsens q; springs Q; TURKEYS Iiisais;
cscks ~; geese Butter steadv--t,rearn-
err S5S0. tairy lsa22 Egg higher. st
Gz3s loss o.
SeW York ys1uATr Esrs-Reee!p pts
ssT2 package; market ar1; state ard
FenZsy lvGnla, average hfst =: Western
sEncv x-KGe6 Is: Western poer q prme
49, rstEsEsratei 1921
Earxgs CITY, JAnuagy a.-EEss--Fresh
311s
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Crowley, la January 1--sls.s1n' ~
cy head rics S-s&S; choice 80 ~
az; faI- 3Ass, Commoa Slats, ~
21el2Ss. screenings 2@s; aus :,
ga goad SIsSs fair $3.50 h,
3yS- screenings 2G2N; nreNels ~
Bran per ton 7.OaiiSd 20. polish q,
Rough gice--H Honduras FER bAIffsi iss
3-T5J No. IS: No go ~ =
S 90. inferior i.S0. yspsns-- EslST, 8, <
rel 3N, No. / s2S; No. 2 ~ 10
No. I MO; No. 8 200: iafez,o. ~ ~
and hils grades strong. hs1s'S
rice tod this season S4L4SA
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Memphis, January S-On. carload ic;a
per sallo2: Prime eude "a. OF Grade aoz-
iaal; prime sulzmsy yellow 5T5ss e Erz-
Ener yellow rS2inai; cAo8cs coo11ns str..
Mesi--pEiEe 2--50 Cake s2Da
New Orleans y1uEzry S--fortuz seee
e-l-Frtz4 rezze1. n aSrre,s 81; 81 re
a2e-, II he-elS 81; p-tzA sz1eA soess,
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slskR

View Crie2zs 5&-nAry k-SEEar tuls
ekea kftS4e 81 "a lie. o7e1 EFrt-e eel-
ttr'fnERl 5i1csS si-16: cers-t-ESzi r-zzg-
f.s is-fs s;sss ~ 80 q 80 "a -
sS.sl opsa kettle t6I-Ss esaUs-1E4i 10
20 syrra .aE1E
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View Cr-sazs. January S-TaA Neg Or
se22s hTs s;oek sxe1anEe reports saArclfr
~ calves sne TeEsl!azS prices SsranE, With
- o-t-sog faverahie A fair supply ~
EoN1 earle 60 sale Prices cnce8r red
ee1s1e tsg strictly gooa czlr sheer ard
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5s-e1Eo. a. 6--c1rtle-Rscstrts eSooa
49, - Z@sEtt Etessy: gooc n pvsrne steers
y. 49, psos . zetluz sock 90: kfo-k-
- a. I'e-esn 2oo.4so; eoJCs i-26s4 80
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Fo4oT.as sss TIE Eol.zs prices.
Special 70 The Post

= SeT 9r'essas, January S-Tae rzaaon
- rough -,s presented no Glance 800
-ee ;ers ruled sI7ons wirh 81 se,iys -.
---1l .es zl- grades T5eva zas 9~4-.i-sT'v,
i!&--Ez IL Honduras 1nder a. s5ser 5,
g c1fT.1es, ard business was v,,S.
s'Tt.Iri % domestic Izug1 1905 --ge
-=-Aet to7 clean ruled s.ro,F ari.b o,,tts
~ &lAFe demand OEags-gs were IN y
fe 4't scale sld wsi,e there was a
al-f3. elsg s..ior 20 trade. holders rfs~s
1ls2 % t1air v.ews s-6 were uuwi,jtne -
slASs u order % h-!IE -he auyer 10 tfs
80 Consequently slch trading was h..
Ee-opt1 vas o. tr.l euotzt.on SASS. r..
e-A -53-l tou1 ~ u--l.s were on ir5ersl
49, he.figts @-s4 sacks 81 roug1 a-t
- Te,A@ts e c.=su. Sslas lf7s rscfa.s
Q. c.rs1 s1i 6o5 sacks q. rough. q wFi5b 2
Clean Rice Hc751rss s.r,r~ 40
s.rAES zA4- @al@-t- straizLts scstle r--sz--
.-gs --s; No . ls.FlE.. Tspsa ss-,-- ~
$500 lf2a sr4iS srsigh,s -, Egi
--sra.-f Z, =se--s. No . ls01s; ze.-al
AK. eee- asaturas string; caarnes
s.-,,.- - -,-.s+ - 3 rtaal sslss : *: Jars =
sexual sales 81 g. 15ss as VITA
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IuisAcwsn Head {Bs-l ...... Tsn7ioo -
,.ll4 tscl ...s-...,...-,- L.!yerfool 1913
stAl---. cLl tbrt ss---..----- Boston 1874
Nicholas lBrA ........... .Cara!c l2-ls
renTisl Castle fhr.l......,- Antwerp 1z-ll
9ussrsweod lBr) $500. costr2eoalcoi -
Rtdhl tBrA .........-.. Antctlzast. HIS
TrentAau Hal (B-.l.......-. Ca.cctra Ti-f-
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ts-.szsa-- $500 = $500 tsss.
&=zsass lssr lHz4 y',at.
's~~ Dreams sooo "a o.. Laiss.
hs'sl4z. 2c-zT1 ises wa
-as au-=uCzns aa-t1r ~ va1t uss sz7-
rsosuse wszlt ~ ~ enzt-u1l--r fs--r ~
rsztz-azrss surtuz znl-8ar r-,rss 10 s,s
sis'uuz As great & a1slT'7,,5i-s--er- g. -hs tss-
errsEr TeT'c-1 % rsacszerr q wah ,gusss
ws-T 1t11s g-ar
ln1A1es1 Las hss1 g1azta5 lror re 81.
MRS rspu-z En- saHs rzzs a. --- -s
1asue 4 wtt a.1-za1 ~srs ss7eas res
-''Vszus11 4 7g-aaE -2s v-.s -ous--e--
Tar Ia part Tvt &c t.-ae -esEs h.vre~s-
Ia 1s1szsost s-t-rt,r upr- -Ae error z--s-
-ezt at rss 11vlzss Aaz h,as- Sc Esejsss
Ia hlls E1--srs .srsf5 has t,st- t5sec-z-
&. G-e vaaz 81 came n wtf re- er d.
e-l=s -zs1t1e q ~ E.~6-aa IL s-.-s "a
-at -A1t r1-l1 q w-Es ca-sE c-ss .sr-L-s- L
II s-r-t L1r1-cs wa E-4--a5 e-s.
- S'zz7'--aszas-t q Is 5s1-a4 so r.z--,
III --a EE-zs we're ssa2 -asa
7a-gw-zs Is ne t-z-z---c1 rsar.s -
-'-rt Il gE-- u-1.
'~E1sEs --g---T Saws S-1--ltv 9. --7-..
GZH1 .- -sssz.s- % IL X a.s.1 81 "a. 2.
at q-esss- at r.--s1zss. a.zL e saas.5s
ht1as. 1s-rzr rs-aE Sales IS 80. -liH
6s-s. &c s3-4 - ve.Ez--c SAB 500 p1uz q
ETaka s--aerE ss---z-s --E--. tz1st Re
%-.-1 = te F--oa-- -r 500 Tss re-- @. --.7
CaEvEAs--E 1ssz-ls gsEZEts t12. SIS ga
tfz. 81 roq Is yer 20 rs r---=- L-t 81
zly-2g tasHe es-5--atea i-s erou1- IT, 10
Eeaarl--s % E-1-s-s Is 2gt51. et-ss c
Ers-EEs r-oHF weight q Bl5 rea-.a q.
cc--2s - -s-rlsa--g Asz-ls, s.as,s.-J1 azss
e. EEzs WEIGHT Merriam L.-s-to-.~
lose l-sJ,e--s-1 So -.= ts:E- 20 .s2--;
--ws~s- give :1e es.sr1;1rs e 1-.srs-
av1loa e--- la1t a, 1-ar aEsz=s5 co~
dslA1e1 s-s1a-=-t sLT- c-; --z --tl-z-.
go l-Et --11s l-t l-LL1 -el-.lory La
r--rs5 Gsa-s-s sAes- ~ expected 81 g.
5-as IRE atGIc- ~ t1s azEsez a. 50
hl}zs. wES vr-5 er SGle rc-
practically 2.sos ol2 CT AZ excess u s1=
as-EG1ss r-srlllzs = tie t-E-s we-
% Enes51 t4Ese --zrsE as & eoEe-e as.
zhtA sss -.elt .gtz11s y TsIEs L-t {,
C= Zs-r.tasT vrsE-G asssEszr..y have % B
z-cA EzEIsr t.t= aaSf yszc 70 - l5s eS-
-kIs = r.s.ga..'J2 eE.EE w1E- EEtti
c. i&ez Z . 20 ge1e-Ll c-lZsiu tEst e.
be- eEEt g -ezRs VII Trc1ucs 3 G-uS
sz csss q. -Esf yHGE
Asserting 70 the cF.Ete. e bsst est
s-Asorz rs --er q -s1ES t1a Indian e
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Se~ York. January 5.--Nc-s- q ral
steady Ell So per cent last l1t- - ps-
ce-r, c2rss-E vas per cf-I TINE Z-Ls
sEsseI. SIXTY sE1 r--s-T Gays ga PSI -eLr
EI moths 5Ea per ce-- Prime 1-e--1 q
-.ls rErer re. rH-t S-=----r sZ-E-l &c
s-zb1T with 1-r-zl business - Z So 55 ---
demand AID s. 50 To- s-E-r days, posted
rs-Fs Z szFs 5z- AID zS-lt- cr=Ee -sl
l-E $50 Dsv silver IS Mex
i-s- tn-a-s Ss-s lzoTe---eEt tc- Is z-V-E
rzi-rcaL t--1s 1rU
Leader Mercy.
Lo-toz. Jl-ua-y s --Co-sa.s to- -ao-ey
Sc --,1s to- sc-oz-- $50 Tar s--vl- STEADY
s. -. E1-eT &c. pr cs1-- Slc-r
hl.1s $.6T5 SIS per 5e--. r1-s= -----s'
BIS s-s1z "a cent
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New Orleans, JaauaTy 4-AltAsuVh the
seHeFal ssrsagtA q rough rl,e vas vel
maintained the market exhibited ls;tIs se
fiT'iy a. tie close Ct tire week. Thi, vas
eatFe'y due 70 TIE lsek q supplies rstssr
taaA 10 any slaclnsss N TIE demand
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Vessels in Port
n.r- - ~. -

S. Olga (Aust.l. for BarcalouA.
e Iran JBrl, for Llvs-pooA
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xks fhsspwtzg arc E-s esesiag qzo1stsons
faT eoftcn ce Is trcs .esay AZ sAe leading
frzg1stt. toeete<T with tie cinEizE or r-it-
ttlEs Naturally, VIZ. fcxes TO-DAY,
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FT TH- CLOSE

FT TIT CLOSE
LS-r~,ool, 2 e z 50 ports is~-'-
No~ C-ssus. y n IS poirts lrasF,
aa=s Ncr4s 10 TO - posr;s ie,srr-
EpCTS.
LEs-zro-l srnSssc.
Sss~ Vert. 10 puS-rs i7@,s-
Es1.srs. 1--shzr1cS
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Trading Was confined 10 few t1nl
%! Hcudurss
Clean -ice wss 70 good demand q. T
a. f1i cuctEIiCus 0Gsr.nzs Ess
snd business generally was nsea y
e. Receipts o. rclra rice were % "
Whist better stsln. hut 8 large p3'sS--i
sss!n Tor III local mills. hesal.
Clean fTon .4e Interior Ellis Tsa
broader scale, 2n4 offerings p ecniz.
were somewhat bsrter tasn Sas "
week.
The steamer san Juan cleared "
hlcan ports during the wees. sas
quite 2 Qgsztity 81 low grade nes =
Porto Eit1n consu1aerE ~
Clean Honduras strcag ~ v
ae2d, Sls5sc; sigalgets, a1Assse' ~
-4-s 20 lAs.9lsft- gaFl va
s1eSdy, head S2lsc, stFsls ss,.. .'1
screenings i4. 1--sc, No, : lss'5las
sales at 3it5Gd'sc q.
Rough Rlce-HoudlraE strolz, y,
light at s. tse54 IS with actual y
S25AS42l Japan strong. onstii,SSttls6
az 500 Sc 81 Eice polish sss-ys'ee,ssiil
ton frcu, 1iii-s RicA bran $1,000
TIE rice movement a. New ~, H.
compiled by tao Sow cfieans y
trade
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4.g.-. ~. yassa-y E--Tse butter =x-Ie,
seEAt-A er1c ~ - e. czl.s 100 ROADS yrsre
SD q n1s egrge Sales tA.s 'weea = 500
peczek
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goTTuN DECLINED
INSTEAD OF ADVANCING

1rs Eepcrs N'ss csnsissrss 6u3fsl' O.
Frs arresrsaos Ess Is kasbss
cszusc5 Conflicting crarsrr-
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coFFgg

Ssw xoSA gsrEaSy E-ca1es-Soos
STEADY; Ns = izvcses IS FUTURES closed
70 IS points lower; sales 84T5o hags:
FeSrz1ry &s0: March -, NAY 400
8. s. 15Iy I. 1894 So August Z 81; cceS.
bel 500. December 80
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EstshgsAAs ISL
cAsenL Z slcsaRnsoN

BROKERS.
Men he-s: New York Cottoa E1t
New Orleans Cotton E2shaaga IN
Cotton sso-.st.cn, C1icsgo Bsli
Trade
Ct-css: Houston, Texas. cost.
ceE-Ee; Ed-stor. Tsrss. 2S Mtlr 4
Bss lrlcur. Texas; Shreveport, A.i q
f-ul- Texas.
Orders executed q Cotton, Ga;
stocks. Direct u..vlte wire % ~
exchanges References: Conne.ci
Loual Rank go-stor. Texas: sat!asi
E1-E, Slv YORK: Eicsrnia Back sa.l
ln-q4Gr. New Orleans
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
- 81 aALvEsroN. Iaaear5 Z


TuE vignsnt. with bsrgs swsa-inrs1 IN
tows Philadelphia
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IVA sa.es 20 Ne Day. son shares
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R5ash
sacks
Receipts Saturday. ..,.s,,.. ~
ms ~ NJ NJ s -, Tes Isl
same tins last year 'slA's ~
MiUers receipts Saturday az.
Sales reported saturday "S
Thus fsr this week. .lciud' ,e-
Ing miliers' receipts cts ~
Thus fsr this season -.-... ! ~ sss
same 4Ie last year .,...''.s e''''D
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Eo-lo9t-s are abs race-r-s e cocfc= -
tAs vs-.c-s -z-Lrc@..s s-ts-lls TIC c..y:
Bales
Ea-E.s- sid Teas Cezyrza. .-....... 2 so
f-.srLEr1c-zl AT G1eGt $cEL1srg .... :, 5ss
Slavegsb-. EEr-Ls11rs zZ5 S4- A., 5
EozE-rz "a; E1t Wakt TeLAs...... SO
5u.s. colcrs5o as slz& Ee-....... LIS
sSz A-1oz1o ant A1s1.s2s Pass .,.-.. 551
92Esoz-s, Eszzss Gzd Tkzgs------.-- lAos
---
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GALVESTON sGocK
coTToN Sd PsopUcTs.

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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-10-05
THE PEANUT HABIT.
Experienced One Of the GUS
tatory Joys Of Life.

Some portions Of the civilized globe
are a long way behind the procession
With ali the efforts Of the pushing
American to put them wise. they con-
tinuc to exist In ignorance Of some Of
the choicest blessings Of life Here. for
example, is our consul at New Rochelle,
France. saying: Roasted peanuts are
rarely seen on the streets or In the shops
for sale, and there are no peanut vendors.
on the streets or al the grain fairs"
Nov. how Is that for sodden igno-
rance Of the good things Of life! ex-
claims the Montgomery fAla.l Adver-
tiser. How is il possible for any civ
llized people to exist without a practi-
cal and intimate knowledge Of this
American product How can they hold
town meetings CIR other assemblages.
and what sort Of q circus or theatrical
performance can 60 on If there are no
peanuts for the small boys to crack and
TO feed to the monkeys? The idea is
.preposterous. Doubtless they have
chestnuts and acorns and other tribes.
but thar they are practically unac-
Quainted with COOLERS is one of the
things that we fail to catch onto.
Here is a fine opening for some enter
prising American TO make q fortune
Let him go to New Rochelle with a
cargo Of peanuts and suitable appliances
for roasting them Then lei him start
out a corps Of smart boys to offer the
new dainty through the streets and at
all public places. It wouldn't take long
for the natives to catch on and in a very
short while peanut hulls would be found
on every street and alley and the crack
ing of the shells Will make merry music
to GaIlic ears
And when tho business is once started
there is no Ganger Of failure. When the
peanut habit is established it hangs on
Ike Bermuda grass. War. pestilenoe
and famine may strike the community:
revolutions may cone. thrones totter.
and empires crumble. but people who
have acquired the peanut habit VIII
cling 70 il through "the wrecks Of mat
ter and the crush OF worlds" Surely
there IS an opening for a ronsing busi-
ness at New Rochelle
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Ao you also lawyers 10 Z / E
M ~ sfto ouch not the be v 0 your myers"

tion suit. the secretary filed an
answer and an affidavit, in which
he set up the claim that the segre-
CATION was not final and could not
be until approved by him; that be
had not approved the same and
that hence there bad been no seq
regatton. The court accepted this
answer and affidavit, and accord
ingly decided that no segregation
had yet been made It appears,
however, that more than IL GOO
Allotments have been made II the
Cherokee nation; that certificates
have been issued upon these IL.
600 allotments emitting the hold
or 70 the possession of the prop
erty aad T. 4 pasenl up)n present
ing tha certificate 90 the principal
chief of he tribe, aad that maay
leases havs been made on the
basis Of lhess certificates, one
company alone claiming to have
over 30 600 acres. Hence, If the
position IL correct (and Judge An.
derson has 40 decided) that there
has hepn 10 segregation then
these IL 600 and over aliotments
have been improvidenily issued
and the $500, ,0u0in money expsnd-
"a bv the Dawes commission dur
ing the last year has been improp-
-rly and unlawfully expended.
I'm consequences Of this situa
iion, the acting secretary has
directed the Dawes commission,
by telegraph, 70 Suspend all OPP
eratiops oi every kind 10 a. ChtE
okee nation until inrlhrr osders,
in order that some rnlu ion Il the
difficulty mey b. Determined npan
end sppii4d."
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W. ". Baker. Of Plainview, Neb
writes my wife suffered from lung
trouble for fifteen years. She tried a
number Of doctors and spent over $1,000
without relief She became very low
and lost all hope. A friend recommend.
ed Foley's honey and tar and thanks to
this great remedy it saved her life. She
enjoys better health than she has known
ID ten years" Refuse substitutes Sold
by shauahan s Mitchell. DIV
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are spoiled BY using any kind Of prep
aration that fills the pores Of the skin.
-rhe best way to secure clear complex
ion. free from sailowness. pimples,
blotches, etc IS to keep the liver III
good order. An occasional dose of Her-
bine will cleanse the bowels regulate
the liver. and 50 establish a Gear, healthy
complexion. SOC at Peoples drug
store. DIV
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UNITED STATES
n0lIRT 0pEN2
UUUn | UT LIvO.
A Month of Activity
il Legal Circles
is Assured.

The y :. court for the northern
district assembled At this place
this morning aud the docket indi
Gates that when the term clnses
Tour weeks hence, 10 open Il Tan
lequah Nov. 2. there VIII sill re
mainnot a few cases uudispo-ed
of.
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ALLOTTING
0RDERED0 OFF.
Delaware EntangIe-
ment Cause Of
Suspension.

A Washington dispatch OF Sat
urday states that the Dawes COM
mission has been ordered TO eus-
pend further operations 10 the
Cherokee country pending further
Instructions from the interior de-
partmeut. This action Is direct
outgrowth Of the action Of the
commission following on the de.
cision Of the supreme court Of The
District Of Columbia 10 the case
Of the Delaware Indians against
the interior department. Taxing
that decision a. cue, the com
mission. according % reports re,
ceiyed here, proposed u 90 ahead
with alloiments in the Cherokee
country. The case IL decidedly
complicated. The Dslawarss
sought 10 restrain the interior Dc
partment from maEiug allolmenis
i'd tbe Cherokee country until tbe
157 600 acres II land owned by
The Delawares was -sgrrgs.sd ana
the case in the federal courts IL
volving title 10 that am unt Of
land was finally pressed upon
The injunction wa4 refused ID
delivering shr opinion, howevsr
Justice Anderson held, ID effect
that land to the amount claimed BIZ
the DelBwares should BIZ segr-gat
ed, and that The allotments il
that portion of the reservation
should not be made. II j. CLAIM
cd at the department THAI % 81
lotmenFs we're proposed Oh tnr
segregation 81 the lands, aud sna
ali tns Dawes comnnssiou ns-
done has been 10 receivs avplica
tions Tor portions % me segregat
ed lands from Indiass already 10.
Gated on tnem. Tie inllowing X
po-inon pi the case ia IL prteenl
staiu- was prepared oy one fully
courer-ant witn the facts:
"snce the decision of Mr JUS
tice Anderson 10 the injunc,ion
sui brought BY the Dslaware In,
dlans sgainst the Dawes colmis-
lion amt the secretary OF interior
the interior department. mas tounu
itself 10 q serious dilemma. By 3
clause in the Curtis aci, passed 10
1898, ard re-enscssd in section %
OF the Cherokee allotment act, the
Dawes commission was directed |
to segregate from the Cherokee
domain the i57 900 acres purchas.
ed in 1857 BY the Delawares from
tae Cherokees, and il was provid-
ed thai the and should remain 90
segregated until the final determi-
nation Of the suit now pending in
the Supreme Court Of The United
States
1T seems that the Dawes com
mission, having made this segre-
cation under the direction Of he
secretary Of the interior. and ali
parties having been informed Of it
for some reason began allowing
allotments to be filed by Cheyo-
KEGS upon the segregated lands.
In the suit commenced by Ihe
Delawares to enjoin the commits
sion from permitting THE, It was
that the Delaware lands,
having been found to be OF great
and exceptional value, were ue
sired by the companies in which
The Dawes commission are inter.
ested for speculative purposes. Il
being provided III the acts Of can.
gress referred to that The segrega.
ton Of the Delaware lands sboald
be made before eny lande should
be allotted, it followed tha. no al
lotmenls could be legally made
until the segregation had become
fixed and fnsl.
I'm order TO defeat the injunc
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Mack Rossborrow
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