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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-16
HORSE SHOW CIRCUIT.
Name OF Organization Changed to Arne
lean Show Circuit Association.

Name Of Organization Changed to Amer
lean Show Circuit Association.
Kansas City No, January l5.-At a
meeting Of the Southwestern Horse show
Circuit association today, with twenty one
cities represented. the name OF the organ.
iEation was changed to the American show
Circuit association. Officers were elected
for the ensuing year and all twenty one
cities were assigned dates for the present
season, The officers srei
President. Mortimer LOWERING Istayette,
Ind; vice presidents. Robert AulI, st
Louis; Fred pahst, Milwaukee: George l..
tfouldlnS Denver: secretary, A. E. Ash
brook, Kansas city.
The following dates were assigned:
san Antonio. April s, . and 10: Houston.
April p 10 "a; Fort Worth, April Is to May
]; Dallas, May q to S. Parts May 10 to II;
Little Rock, May - to ~. Milwaukee, july
10 4; st, Paul, July 10 10; Minneapolis
July ID to II, salt Lake August to I
Denver August is 10 81; Omaha, Septem,
Der S to III Des Molnes, September l5 "a
Is; Indianapolis September 20 to %; Louis,
vile, September ~ TO October 3: Nashville
October to 8; Atlanta. October 10 10 Ii,
Kansas City, October 10 to "a
Chicago aud St Louis asked for the same
date, and the dispute has been referred Ia
a committee for adjustment
The association recommended the adop.
ton OF new and uniform classification Nv
which both horses and vehicles can he IN
tclligently judged
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TARIFF WAR THREATENS
Matter Was Again Called Up for Dis
cusSlOn in The ReichStag.
AN ELABORATE EXPLANATION MADE
OF. the Commercial Relations Existing
Between United States and Empire
Debate Was Net Concluded

Berlin January 10. The debate IN
Baron Heyl Zu Herrnsheims resolution
asking the government to danounce the
most favored nation treaties, directed
against the United states and Argentina
and substitute requesting the government
TO dCnouucc treaties with counties whore
experience had shown that the most Ia.
yored nation clause was Injurious to Ger
manys interests was continued today. Herr
bernstein, socialist, said the resolutions
mc1nt S tariff war; aud that tariff wars
should not be entered ON lightly with a
country like the United states, nor with
Argentina, whence Germany drew large
supply Of wool.
The burden Of tariG wsr with the
United states would rest chiefly on the
German worbiugmcn. Germany must have
American wheat. Therefore, trade war
would mean doarer bread. The note run.
ming thu ough Herr Berneteius speech was
fear of the United States.
Count Won kAntH, the aErarian lender,
expressed gstouishmcpt over the fact that
the government had not denounced the com
mercal treaties before December 81, CON
sidcitug that agricultural produce In Ger.
many does not pay for the cost Of produc
tiou.
Further referring TO Secretary posadow-
t6s I.nitcd states was no logger entitled
To the most favored nation treatment.
Count Won kauitz criticised the government
for omitting 10 Inform the rechstag IN duo
time of It's suspension
Secretary Posadowsl, -Wehner again dis
cusSCd the treaty relations with the United
States, He said
'0Nheu the presiding speaker asserts that
the best basis for trade relations with The
United states Is II tarin treaty the allied
governments arrcc with hiu fully. Ne
should bc glad to conclude such n trcuty
with that great country nj an early day.
''SuppleuicutinE my remarks ~ yester-
day lei me uud that the existing CONNER
ON the treaty made I'm 1928 between the
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ADMINISTRATIONS Mi
To Have ladianOIa AuthofltiesCa,i|
Omission Of Duty chetEnstdl
NO ASSURANCE WILL 81 d
They Deny That Mrs. Cox Wa, s,.I
paneer-Postmaster Genera 81
Office viii Remain Closed,

Washington. January 10 --scrs,r n
Laurln says there is no disposi,LOa /,
part Of the peace authorities q Ipa,,!
Miss. ia give assurances IN a VI
way that the postmistress Nv, NJ
Cox. will be protected in her -.
safety, because. he SAYS. there n, \,
no intImation that she ives in N.
danger. The giving Of such assursso,
demanded by the postof6ce deprss|
would be an admission, In the opirs
the officials aud people Of IndiaHol n
some danger threatened Mrs. Cox ~
did not admit anything OF the kind /.
ator MclAurin pointed out that Sal.
9. Cox OF Indlapom In published M
had stated that all officials ana rti,l
whether white or black. would be tuigs
tCCtUd, He saw no reason however K
proclaiming officially that he prculsa
do his duty.
Reiteratlon of POSTMASTER Gs,,
Payne's statement that the otaet
dlanola would not be reopened init 4
assurances We're given "a made todsy.
The nostoffice department has fosK
impracticnhle 20 forward the indznbl Il
to Hcatemann instead Of 10 (ireera
The daily receipts ~ Heathmanf 4
average a little more than 81 can.s l
The office is declared inadedgte b ID
care OF a business involving sIsersl I'd
aud dollars additional revenues III
dianola citizens, therefore. will have
continue sending to GreeGyllle To- u
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THE POLL TAX QUALIFICATION.
Comptroller Love Makes Very Explicit State
ment III Regard to 1t.

Austin Texas january iScomptroler following
and rect OF the constitutional amendment
nou tax separately others As
the DELINQUENT poll taxpayer For Illustration and after February 1903 and
up February 1904 VIII
subject to poll tax January 1902 aud failed such before February
subject to the payment of po tax for said ana therefore
which he should before February
c to payment poll tax for the 1908 hut this
before October and within limitation
February 1904 Likewise
liable to the poll
failure before
oer
Of and thus far o go
from
% VI The
NOT follow however po
separately dun the
paid delinquent to
o 81 tho unpada and
10 the
from o property
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Domestic.

The two men In charge Of the electric
car which ran into President Roosevelt g
carriage last summer have been Indicted Tor
mauslauGhtcr
Lieutenant Governor James H. r4llmau Of
South Carolina shot and dangerously
wounded y g. Gonzales, editor OF the
suite, at Columbia Great excitement pre-.
walls
The National live stock convention n,
still III session at Kansas City
The Southwestern Horse SHOW Circuit
association. IN session at Kansas CITY.
changed the name Of the organization 20
American Show Circuit association,
General y, S Carr has Withdrawn from
tho North Carolina senatorial contest
The coal strike inquiry developed no new
features Chairman Gray was present.
after short Illness
20 news has yet been received from she
American linc steamship ST. Louis
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS


Key West Fla Arrived: Concho tAnil.
from New York, aud sailed Tor Galveston.
Port lads, La Arrived: Esther iAmD.
from Bluenelds Nordby (DauD, from Sa
thur with barge; Wildicroft lRrl from
Iencriue, via Key West; Martin Saeps
1Span,, from Barcelona, via San Joan,
Irotues tAml from New York Sailed
Rathlin llead CBrA, for Bocas del Toro,
Jamaican lBrl, for Liverpool; Anselm tRrI
I9r t9eryG CoTtcz, via nNlz and Port Rar,
New York. Arrived; Denver from Gell'
weston; sailed Afton ,RrN, for Port Ar.
thur; Elmer, for Galveston
Arthur. 'nHN LOT Fort
Galveston. 'ntv from
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THE FOOT AND MOUTH OlsEsE
Bay State 'Squeamishness Arouses Sss'
farN Milnnt, a. Enarnefin 1Alk

Bay State 'Squeamlshness Arouses Sgs|
tay Wilson TO Energetic Tar
Washington, January lS.-ln TIE N
paign OF the bureau II animal isdsss
against the epidemic OF foot and uoaia y
ease In Massachusetts new and uaSS's
for obstruction has developed, ane l'iu'
ems considerable trorble II persisted y (
the authorities The agricultural W.
ment has been informed that d. iass
son, one OF tho T'edctal inspectors lm a I.
nned SIS by local court fof Ut
cruelty to animals The report % *
psrtment says the inspector had wv
a herd killed and that two OF the coz .s. l. \
TO be struck more than once 10 ofSa
xiii them Z
III the experts of the depsrtuenI. !. \,
Secretary Wilson today, are 70 ~
inally prosecuted in Massaehuse'S, n
may have to abandon the undettaiA,sss n
together, In which case the state q s. r,ss
chusetts will he quaantined and pe, ~
Ia eradicate the disease within " ss N,
itself, The quarantine will MOI y w
from that state until this WofA ~
pNshcd ~
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HOUSTON

Tho British club hns arranged To give a
smoker once month
Tho Houston Gaslght company reduces
the price OF gas Soc per 1000 on bills paid
before 10th Of the month
A barge inc for delivery ~ coal to Hons.
ron from Alabama has boon proposed
4 representative Of reported heirs 10 n
fortuna In wales, some Of whom live in
Texas. arrived In Houston
The residence OF Mr. Il. r. Schneider was
destroyed by hrc
Tho bodies OF those killed IN the South
ern Pacific wreck NcrC shippcd 90 their lif
fcrtnt destinations from Houston.
A marty Of NNustou6us lepyr today for
hunting "trip near Eagle Lake
Tho Merchants and business Mons Assoc
citation held their annual meeting ana elect.
cd Officers for the ensuing year
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ing however, Commodore Schneider sent the
following communication TO tho Venezuelan
authorities. through william H. Nowkmnr,
acting American consul here Referring
to my letter OF the 9th instant, have to
inform you that fred shell yesterday at
Fort La vigia, because, against my OK
plcit prohibition, the presence has been
observed there Of unauthorized persons
Judging from reports these persons we're
soldiers.
The statement Of the German commodore
that there were unauthorized persons In
the fort is denied by the authorities here
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-16
eNeusHMeN GETTING INPATIENT.
The Alliance With Germany the Cause
of Unnecessary Delay

The Alliance With Germany the Cause
of Unnecessary Delay.
New York, January Is There are signs
Of increasing impatleuce in England over
tho delay in raising tho blockade of Neno-
zuela. according to dispatch to the Trb-
upc from London The moral drawn by the
provincial press from the independent at
iltudc of italy. in coudcmmng the block
ade aud advocating Castro's cause is that
England might have uSon the same atti-
iudc II there had not been a hard and fast
alliance with Germany,
Meanwhile. dispatches arc exchanged be
tween Berlin and London, and n seems
tmpracticNhlr to obtain an adjustment or
tho phrases ~ a simple protocol providing
for tho adjudication ~ the claims, A set
Element would have been reached between
Washington aud London without delay i(
thcro had been no obligation to refer every
detail 10 Berlin Tho Balfour government
s not likely to make another agreement
with Germany before the general elections
tH the United Kingdom,
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THE RANGE QUESTION UP
Long Standing Feud Between Cow
Puncher aud Sheep lierder
IN FAIR WAY TO BE HEALED
Resolution Meeting Endorsement Of Both
Elements Urging Congress to Amend
Laws Governing Use Of Public Land


mira day,s session Of tba vo NM, , ,"o
st,l. ,,n,,,,,t.,,, ,,.,,. "''''''' "',
S'"r" convention many papers wore read
and discussed, and doad Of resolutions
were introduced aud iis,,,,sod .rl, -
,,pti,, ,.ul r,.,.,, a.. 80, w."
'' "'"-" ''S N'iN tomorrow. hnr
or inc most important resolutions intro.
dugcd today sought TO bcal Tho lo.,,,.s,,,d
ing bIItrrprss ,ylsti,,.. ,,.t,.,.,, -,
''''S 'N'''lnA o't"'eh GattIcmen
"uu S"''Ph'h over the question of ranges.
a. L Robert son oC 'roxas Yesterday t,tr,
duccd "a resolution calling r,r ,i,o ,r,,,,t
,,rpt NJ ,,.. i,,.. ,..,.,'',e 'u' ''N'''
'',n' WI 'u' laws regulating the grazing on
public lands and approving tue lea,,ln,, ,e
such lands h States ,,h.r, ~, &c,
is dc.ir.a n .n uN" pV"V'
'e' Wy '"N people 4 us Was ne.
| '''''u TO thc executive committee AND
huHll Mld ON tho tnhIr In t,s. nl,...
| substitute, prepared py n rat,i,,,,nh '"No
which is snii 80 EN ~ colilenau, ana
aud by ulauy Of ma ,.s,tl,tIS snggpm''
uursed. mn. resnn,tio, .a,a men was ia
crung Ac use Of tbD pg6il, ' Is,d aN s1N,
| United Stut,s h.,n Ia p "V'N laAus OF lht
! Obsolete owing in , 6GvN'nr YatstoNn and
, civilization. s15 ihst tt ,"piY "unahve Oh
| for action hv ,rpgress a., I'M, t,"ie nus Como
| tho chgnpci ,,rGiti,,' =" iaN tNsphAizlhG
Nm,uJ AID oTrring pr1trc,i tU''i l syl.
using the land FOR srasing p'3nos Wv 7N'''v''
! 'TGt rr.,l,tti, a. h,a"luh pN'p"seS
| pr..iaru Enne,,nW ne N'' ,hu9scstlon ~
acmi.ari.i lands h, sllnr,,d .'lkS urea OF
/ uoiutrd ft tn,nst ,i'NS,v" "a 'Aperts be az
/ tiut. and st.sr.st -, ,,,.. PlVtthl yonui
remedies thaT MN a 80 'sN JUST 9nl iulr
tth,. Wont ~, 49, 9@,is, the growth Of
I N ,r,,v,ri.l tne resolution urges at once
/ cross n~lir, tba I". Vvu'ehuoh 70 con
I ibt, sHgvr.tI,,n ~ I5,tt,t ~ HulChN on
mg,,T now IaWs WITH yt H' aSn 'n l1
srGIout IN sa,. I' Wr' Apply ~ an
tM hs. prr,Tntnf pJ.,slG9i obstacle
aat,,tne anon. fG,,,gl,, S'u'u from
trr 20 change Ia thr lsns ~ WIN "ha+ r,9ii
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS


Washington, January ib.---icast Texas
rain Friday aud in Easteru portion eaturN
day. fresh east 20 southeast winds on the
coast.
Inulau Territory, Arkansas aud okla.
hcme Rain Friday; Saturday fair.
wcst Texas and New Mexico--Rain Fri.
dAt Saturday fair probably colder
Alabama Embarrassing cloudlness Friday.
Saturday rains light variable winds,
Mississippi and Louisiana Rain Friday
and saturday; light variable winds, bocom-
INK southeast
Observations taken by the United states
weather bureau at $ y. M, 10th meridian
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"A BREATHING SPELL.

If the consumptive could
only keep from getting worse
it would be some encourage
ment.
SCOTS Emulsion at least
gives tired nature a breathing
spell. The nourishment and
strength obtained from SCOTS
Emulsion are a great relief to
the exhausted system.
This treatment alone often
enables the consumptive Ia
gather force enough to throw
off the disease altogether
SCOTS Emulsion brings
strength to the lungs and flesh
10 the body.
send ser Fres ampls
SCOTT BOVINE. cA.aisa. ~ Pearl ST. n. Y.
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LgelsLATuRE.

Mr.. Neff's young friends are procaiuiing
that they intend to make the government
OF Texas a young mans government"
Mr., Mulkey pleaded with tho members 70
become really economical by cutting short
the lcng,winded discussions Of economy
The house has completed organization and
she bills are now ready for introduction
Governor ssyers will send his message 70
the two houses today,
Speaker Men has made little progress on
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-16
THOUSANDS SILVER ANp SUFFER.
While Coal Aeeumuates in the Yards OF
Leading Railroads.

While Coal Aeeumulates In the YARDS OF
Leading Railroads.
New York, January l5,--The statement
that thousands Of tons OF anthracite coal
were awaiting delivery TO retail dealers at
the docks Of the New Jersey Central rail-
road at Elizabethport, n J., has been VERT
hed by photograph OF the yards, practi-
cally ooekadod by loaded cars There were
nearly 400 cars In the yards aud moro than
100 additional on main tracks leading into
the yards waiting 10 be taken IN by drill
engines Averaging the 500 cars capacity
at 6O.0l0 pounds each would make the total
coal Ia Ehzabethport at the hour OF the
count l6,0N tons
AZ other points also there is congestion
~ coalladen cars, which the Officers OF
some ~ the coal.carrying roads say Is main
ly due ~ the confusion caused by the sep.
arating of cars containing independent coal
from those bearing the company coal
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THE GLENN COURT MARTIAL.
General Smith Wanted to Let the Natives
Din IL, ihr MnurtaitiS

General Smith Wanted to Let the Natives
Die in the Mountains.
Manila, January lo.--si1 officers who
served in the island Of ssmar testified to-
day before the court martial which is try
ing Major Edwin f. Glenn ON the charge
of unlawfuny killing seven prisoners ~
war In Samar. The witnesses mostly de
tailed the cnemy's alleged acts Of har-
bnrity,
The witnesses testified rs TO the policy Of
Brigadier General Jacob II, Smith and
said II was necessary AMI had ended the
insurrection IN Samar.
CAPTAIN SwEyne said ne told General
Smith they would die Of starvation II left
In the mountains, and General Smith, the
witness added, said Let them die. The
sooner they are dead the sooner we shall
have peace
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RouNoINe up cArrLg.

Work OF DRIVING Them From Territory
Is New Under Way
chic1es0a a., January lS,--Captain j.
G, West aud twenty'sN members OF the
indian police, this morning began the work
% rounding up and driving out iI4,O0o head
Of cattle belonging 20 Maxwell. Morris &
Norton the principal nonresident owners
~ cattle in the ChickaSaw Nation. This
u the rsNlt W their RGrslstent refusal to
nay the ltlhal Tax " ~ ceats 4 head The
Marrow Yesterday hy telegram, ntnhliiEinH
hrrf this mofninr, The cattle will ne
Oklahoma -
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GERMAN FIRED A SHOT
Shell Exploded and Did no Damage
But Caused Some Alarm.
SAID SOLDIERS WERE IN THE FORT
Against His Explicit Prohibition" and
He Got Mad--The Authorities Deny
That the Fort Was Occupied.

Puerto cabello, January 16,--1'he German
cruiser vineta. at sunset last night, fred
a shell at La vigila. the fort browning the
hills behind this port. Tho shell, which
was arcd because mon were believed TO be
In tho fort, exploded without causing dam
age.
The people OF Puerto Cabello were at a
loss lnst night TO understand the action
OF tho German cruiser. Early this MORN
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The Meni-nn Cabinet.

Mexico City, January 15.--Tomorrow Gen
eral Mena will be sworn in as minister Of
war Leandro Fernandez as minister Of
communication, TO succeed Meua General
Gonzales Colo MS minister Of commerce.
to succeed Fernandez, and Ramon Corral, II
succeed Gonzales Coso as minister Of the
interior
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effeet Of seal eM b london.

london. January Is. Prices IN the Lon
don coal market have thus far not been
affected by the action OF congress In pro
vldine a rebate on duties on all coal Tor a
year and nlacine anthracite coal on the
free list, though setter feeling prevails.
Ne further largo orders have yet been re.
eetved from America,
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PETITION no Gloss roRr

Gnay mas, MeXico, January rs. Thu ner
chants Of this city. together With the mem
bers Of the foreign colonies. have signed a
petition to the governor OF the state. ASK
inS hlm 20 close the port 10 all persons
coming from MaastiAn, without regard 10
the way they come AZ such action can
NOT ee taken without the consent OF ID ,
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VENEZUELA.

The French government has forwarded a
statement of its claims TO Washington.
Minister Rcwcn is due TO arrive NJ wash
instun Monday.
A 1crman cruiser Cred shell az the
Puerto Cahello port The commodore com
mAnans the cruiser justified the action on
the ground that unauthorized persons were
In the fort
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p.tition in Bankruptoy Al Pans

NNNNII W ,,-.,lar
Paris, Iexas, January lS'--Wal's !.
John w. aud WILDER P Moore = 4 I,
tlled a petition In the Federal e0'pys ,a,l
asking to be adjudged bankrupls Ma
exempt by law, S170S They Nei n n
ed 10 frms In number OF eit'sS
and IN the North aud East
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Requests Mail Sent TO Asasbns.

Washington, January 15,--seratv J
Laurin Of Mississippi today urged res.
ter General Payne to have The rsa 1
Indianola sent to Heathman, Miss. lnks
OF Grccnviile. pending the reopeuins "
Indianola office. Heathman 10 fcu' 4
from lndianola, while GreenYirls Is u
miles distant. Mr., Payne stated ,Nii
the postoffice ar HeHthman was tAs.
handle the additional mail. the 81
would be made
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his committees and will uamc only few
Of them today.
Tho lobby looldue after the interests OF
organized labor has boon organized
Members Of the house are loaded with
hills ana ton of them got IN
The senate did rtue waiting for the
house TO complete organization
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

Quotations Are 10 Be Posted a \
Orleans Exchange, i,
NEW ORLEANS. ---Governor hea,s .
reappolnted Or. Edmond Souchcn w. g
II the Louisiana board OF beas'A
other term Of four years,
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The Fl paso Shoot

Tl pas0 Texas. January IL, In the htF
shout, concluded here today, 7 NJ Fuprott
az pAlies geNAs won the high average,
Jerks N Obio hnlshrd second Farming oe
New Nork third ana Hughes OF WiSconslI
fourth
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ONLY SPORADIC Al AAoMs.
Patients Present Different Clinic from
Those at Mazatlan.

LAREDO, Texas, Jauuafy lS,-A Mexico
City sp,y,a, says, Dr. Fayela REPORTS ron
Ahume that the patients there present n
distinctly different clinic. Inc particular,
are entirely dissimilar from those noted
In patients at Ma4Atlsn, he has not SCI
entirely declueu whether OF not toe diseas
IN heOontc plague, The disease at Ahom
appears IN widely separated points. aud
seems 10 be sporadic
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Ruan pni $40 an.

Kansas city, Mo. January i6--pommY
Ryan, the mtddlpveght champion, knocked
ont pluy STIFF Of Chicago In the fourth
club tonight
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Fort Worth. Texas january - Governor
Ianhpm arrived here today from Washing,
ton and win leave SATURDAY night Tor
Austin
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TERRITORY COAL LANDS.

Fasteners Are Already on the Ground
to Grab Them.
south McAiester, l. r., January io.~-lt Is
announced semi-ofngially that the govern
ments experts engaged In scgregating the
coal lands OF the Choetaw Nation for sale
at pubic auction, In conformity wlth IA se-
Gently enacted ,reAty, nave been able to
uau ltpt. 4lh,l,N 0Ctts 81 coal Janus, instead
ot 5O0O0O, as specified In the treaty, Al
reauy i-asICgn capitalists Ate On Tue ktoand.
preparing "a Guy Ia tacse lands,
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Nor. Made an Address

New Orleans, January lo.-,lp a...,,s
made by S. r. r.. Morse Of hoIps sssr
the feature OF the Southeasltt19.,
associations meeting here touS'
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Federal government, the petition has been
referred to President Diaz and the superior
board of health.
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GROVES CHRONIC CHILL ~ y
Cures the chills tina other s'p ,'ofs,
don't cure. At all drugg SITS ~
Pay. oUc.