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The Grit-advocate., 1904-07-08
hOYERRELEASED
MINERS PRESIDENT OUT ON BAIL
Haywood and o'NeiII Will
Ee Arrested.

Denver. July G-After having been
confined by the state militia for lO3
days. mos, of which time was spent in
bull pens or county jails at Telluride
and Cripple Creek President Charles
IA. Moyer Of the Western FedeI alton of
Miners was yesterday released under
$4,000 bOnGs. the surety being the
United States Fidelity and Guaranty
Company
Warrants were also served by Sherif
Bell of Teller county upon Vice Presi-
dent j. c. Williams and Assistant Sec
retary James kirwan of the Federation
at 1890 O'Clock yesterday forenoon
charging completely in murder at the
Victor riot They were both released
later, however, upon bonds in the sum
of s. 900 each. Other warrants against
other officers are also out and will be
served as soon as the men can be
found.
Secretary Treasurer William d
Haywood is In Chicago attending con-
vention being held there by organized
labor of that state. The body will pass
resolutions rendering request to Or
ganized labor of the United States TO
hold their convention in Victor, Colo
rado. on August 25th, for the purpose OF
giving the labor representatives
chance to view the scene of the trouble
in the field 1t is expected Secretary
Haywood will return tomorrow, when
the warrants against him will be
served He will furnish bond,
Editor John NJ O'Neill of the Miners
Magazine is also away on short va
cation at Omaha and other places. He
is expected back at any time, and will
likewise be served with warrant,
charging him. as in the other cases,
first with assault with intent to kill
Fred Stutvoss. one of the miners of the
Independence mine who was wounded
In the street riot of June 9th at Victor,
and second. with conspiracy and mur.
der His bond will be readily given.
Capiases are also supposed to be out
for all of the members of the old
board, whose terms expired on June 9Th
last All except two Of the members
of that body of six were reelected.
T. Lewis of the First district and ID. G.
Copley of the Fourth district. The 9TH
er members of the old board are: }. l..
Simpkins. Second district; j. p. Muir
ply, Third district: Assistant Secretary
Kirwan of the Fifth district. who is
now under bonds, and A. c. Baker OF
the Sixth district, British Columbia.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-07-08

Charles f. Magoon has been appoint
ed general counsel for the Isthmian
Canal Commission. Judge Magoon has
been the law officer Of the bureau Of
insular affairs since the Office was Gre
ated In 1899, and his work has been OF
high character and great value.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-07-08
Durango Democrat Boycotted.

Denver. July "A Durango special
to the News says that the Durango
banks withdrew their patronage from
the Durango Democrat Thursday even
ing. The Democrat will publish their
letters Of withdrawal with such com.
ment as Dave Day. the editor deems
equal to the occasion.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-07-08

Thomas Richardson. chairman of the
executive committee of the transmits
missippi Commercial Congress, an
nounces that the fifteenth annual ses-
sion will be held at the Palace of Edu-
cation, Louisiana Purchase. Exposition,
at st. Louis. September 10th to 18th, in
elusive
The Grit-advocate., 1904-07-08

In accordance with Police Judge Ri-
ley's recent whipping post decision,
fourteen-year-old colored boy was Civ
en- fifty lashes at Lexington. Kentucky,
June 2Sth. His coat was removed and
the lad vas whipped with buggy whip
In the presence of over l 200 citizens,
The Grit-advocate., 1904-07-08
Hay.

Upland. per ton. $1l.5O112.5O; second
bottom. choice to fancy $8.O049.00
good to choice, $7.O0tuS0O; timothy.
$1,000; timothy and clover, $11.0O; al
falfa, prime, $500; straw. $4.OOtu5. .O0;.
South Park wire grass, $14.0O.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-07-08
Grain.

Wheat. choice milling per 100 lbs.
s1.40 Rye, Colorado. bulk, per 100 lbs,
S5c Oats. bulk. Nebraska new white.
$l.35: mixed. $1.33; in sack, Colorado
white. $l.55. Corn, in bulk, 96c; corn
chop. sacked, $1.03; Colorado corn and
oat chops. sacked, $1.25; bran. Colo
rado, per 100 lbs, $l.05.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-07-08
DENVER MARKETS
Cattle.

Comparative Receipts
Year to date .lll.oSs
Same period last year ...-.- leo.eIe
decrease --.----- "''AoA
The following quotations represent
the range Of prices paid on this mar
ket:
Beef steers. corn fed. LOO to
/ 200 lbs. 50 .0045.5o
Beef steers, corn fed. $50 to
LOO lbs. .....-...------ 4.b54o-lo
Beef steers. hay fed. 400 to
1900 lbs. ........... 4.75I5.Oo
Beef steers, hay fed, $50 to
100 lbs, ............ 4.5OI4.75
Cows and heiters, choice corn
fed ........l..... 4.5O14.75
Cows and heifers. medium to
good. corn fed ............ 3..ag4.-S
Cows and heifers. choice hay
fed. ...........3 35og4.Oo
good hay fed ...... 3.0oa3.2s
Calves. veal, choice -.--...- 4.UV4o.O
Bulls. stays, etc .........-.. l-5N12.oo
Feeders. 800 to l.l50 lbs,
good to choice. F. p. R.. 4.0o'I4.25
Feeders, 800 to 900 lbs,
common to fair. +. p. r.. 3.2a43-65
Stockers, choice. F. p. R.. 3.1a'ni-2o
Stockers fair to good ...... 300lI3.4O
The Grit-advocate., 1904-07-08

Hogs.
Comparative Receipts
Year to date 90.962
Same period last year .... $4,000
Increase H. .96a
The following quotations represent
the prices paid on this market:
Choice heavy s.. .15td5.25
Light and mixed packers..,.., 5.OVA5l5
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-21

@ lev ~ kHAiasr tIaNfH 1rtumf iaist
WMM n
e1 Irn&su lBsik bR sRsAb nr usuisEs.
eta lFsiss e@iiildH slriiu Hpe lHm o.
ftR,
Rh laIs1 eaiaapp ieISsi 81, ea sHs
Xanb.
Beta inbIsr enitbsuA Hia 80 irss,ns brtl.
ten,
aaam iDasi siH lOatIOS pes4sr eSmmsr'
wiab
uui hummsH seaHtrn Hea fn mAees @lei'
ten,
ais iOtt ,rdumtnS CT en i4IummsrHs
Rinb.
tiub ienh tsin eani,-nne nat pn ianef I'm
0erJtn
9setabsn bop nne Nifs braut stiat,
Eos iplfn oisitr boneta GtuHoen Ghrnsr'
Stn
Ribt iDedsH. oob Is uisotr aufsrRtbi.
Die Qeat IN humm uns i6pfl ME Dor De-
~tpittern,
iInb bang uno i6psr stbt osints Ser.sns
Shiog-
gsrttrsutt Siernletn broben blti@ perlits
tern
Gel fart, ii fill! BORT isudiet id)on Der
9as!
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-21

ga, Sic bobsn ia aud nibt has as,
ricg,te befonbere aenn2ei1en. @enn
sc ols 3afTrsr onle1en Iun, milf,
ie5 Gle Ii9 minoefeHs 1fpei 9orhsrs
iG5n. ai,ten taGen"
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-21

POULTRY
Qedicine.

bns gise unb Die Slbner Ieiben a.,
pssn etotunseu. bic nk1t bon
ns unS GeberfebIern berrlbrsn.
Black Draught Stock b PoultryMs-
q III elm aebermitter iiar bic caus.
! Re. Gle betutrft bie oeite Sefunbbeit
Beroauunesoreane. Electromagnetic
: fifaHif&e giebSa6tsr unb 2anb.
.ufpe erboIteu TIRE Serscn burH etne
1entIt9e 9oiis Black Draught
r4 d Poultry Medicine In tbrem
r Sermif@t. eefuuo. Sresnb Elm
PSh&ter Tam BON ieinem SdroIer
25'GeHt. h'pfiubtee Iuftoi&te
Hba8fe bon biefer Meoi5iu faufen,
NJ feline a5iere ipo6enInno tn tsfter
IrHobett srbGIien. SAT- ane 6dnbs
~berfauien bic Blaek.D raught Stock
Poultry Medicine. @.un bu Gu'
Tie Mot bat. bauH fenoet rs Gent
stns probebn6ie an bic Sabriiar'
The Chattanooga MsdisiHs Co..
ftanooga. Tenn.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-21

leoGeue. Ga, ben 30. San.. 1903.
PIE gInd.9rouebt 8tcD. uno Snb'
F;Vseot5in TT oas Bette. has TO lie
luNt babe. &IS Sic mir bic Mes
la tnnofen. fab infer 8ieb f1Iimm
eon lit eS MN in beftem 3us
poe Is fiebt 20 Brcsent better aus.
q. 3. Brs6tRstsM.
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he has been damaged to the extent
of $500 month since the date OF me
alleged dis-poSsCSSiOn and asks the
court for Judgment for that
amount.
Judge Watts has granted an in
junction in favor of Mrs. N. c. OPP
pert, restraining John Patrick ct NJ
from interfering with or molcStin%
plaintiff in the possession and own
ership of % acres of land near
Nome. The application for the in
junction alleged that the defendant"
were cndcavorng TO set mp claim >
title and were tearing down fences,
cutting trees and performing other
acts to the detrimcnt of the property.
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HUNTING SEASON
NEAR At HAND
sPoRTSMEN ADMoNlSHED TO IN
vEsTIGATE LAW AS TO Kill.
LING GAME.
MANY WILL HELP ENFORCE LAW
Digest of Texas Statutes covering
Killing and Ensnaring OF Birds
and Animals-Possession of
Game.

The hunting season Is now near AT
hand and spOrtsmen are enJoihed u
lao mindful of the new game law In
this city many have pledged them
selves to prosecute all violations tha'
they can learn of. A digest of the las
is as follows:
Section 1-Unlawful to kill, eaten
cnsnare or have in possession Tor nNe
wears, living or dead, any VIII DIT"
other than game bras.
Section 2-Unlawful to purchase
offer for purchase. transport wlthii'
mr. without the state for purchase
wild turkeys. ducks. geese, grouse
Lrairie chickens, pheasants, partridg
cs. quail, doves, pigeons. ploVers'
snipe. iacksnipe or curlews.
Section 3-Unlawful to destroy
nests or take eggs of any wlld plru,
Section Fine not less than Slu
nor more than 500, or imprisonment
nor less than five nor more thah 'hr
ty davs. or both. for violation. Every
bird separate offense.
Section 5-Unawful to sell, Offer
for purchase deer. antelope, Rocky
Mountain sheep, hides or antiers
thereof.
Section G-Netting or trapping OF
wild birds prohibited.
Section Unlawful TO shoot wild
fowl other than by ordinary shot gun
placed 10 shoulder. g,
Section S-Unlawful TO Kill. eaten
or cnsnarc Monaghan pheasants, an
tclopcs or Rocky Mountain sheep fol
five years from passage Of THIS act
Section open seaons: Deer. No
ycmbcr LIST to January LIST: turkeys
prairir chickens. partrldEcs ana
quail. November lst To February LIST;
doves. September LIST to February LIST
Unlawful tu kin more than % birds
per dav
Limit six bucks a season.
Fire hunting al night prohibited.
section 1O-Unlawful for common
carrier 10 transport game without al
fia,ii made by party killing aha
can only transport same 10y u-lnE ~
Gdayu that game is for personal use
and NOT for sac.
section English or European
house sparrows. hawks. crows. hul
cards. blacthrds. rice birds and on
can De- Killed a. any time.
Possession az game out ~ season
a- ur'na facIo evidence oi guilt and
fr every instance - violation every
fFrf r- animal constitutes separate
HH.rar.
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COURT HOUSE NEWS
MONDAYS CASES TRANSFERRED
TO TUESDAY,.
CITIZENS NATIONAL FILES SUIT
Louis Belts, Accused of Murder OF
Charles Walters is Confined
in the Hospital Ward.

Judge Watts in the siXtieth dis
trict court yesterday made spo-
cial announcement regarding cases
which have been set for Monday,
September 3. When the cases were
set the fact that that day is Labor
Day was overlooked. Judge Watts
wishes to state that all cases which
were to have been heard on that
date will be heard Tuesday, Sept
&. One is a SPECIAL venire case ana
the jurorse for it are requested to re-
port at o'clock Tuesday morning
instead of Monday morning.
The case of Paul Hernandez, the
switchman who is accused of killing
a negro in Cleveland's saloon in this
city some time ago, will be one Of
those called. Another is the case Of
the state against Brooks Andrews,
also accused of murder. This will he
a new trial for a killing which took
place in Carriers saloon nearly TWO
years ago. The first trial resulted in
an appeal. from which new trial il
the district court was ordered.
The third case set for Monday, but
which will be called Tuesday at ?
O'Clock is that of the state against
Edw. J. McCulen. formerly n Jus
tice of the peace, who Is accused Oh
misrepresentation of public funds. 1t
is alleged that the Justice failed 10
turn over to the county certain funds
rightfully due it,
Judge Wheat in the county court
Yesterday appointed an administrator
for the estate Of the late Alois Siawa-
linck of Port Arthur. This is the
man who accidentally shot himself
a few DAYS ago by shaking a revolt
yer off his bed and cau.iug IL 10
strike on the trigger aid go on.
The application for an administrator
was made by Fred Miller. VIII"
stated that the deceased left prop
,ry. including house, and saloon
10 tho value " si.5oa.
Miller was appointed administra-
tor and instructed hy the court to
convert the tangible property Of
SlauaIuck into cash hv public sale.
Hpunsft the money thus secured %
mis- credit a. administrator and r.
prr The rr-ult n his actions Co. The
rar-f Tf4 bond rhich he imTo-
Ffafe1v furnished was fixed ~
g. nHH
Nwfrr az -r.f was fled in tr"
rrvFfeh-h district c1urr yesterday
f- Aaron Err'0.E against rho -71
Antonio Brewing Association for go.
d. month rHrra-#= f-u~ October d
rs-f Tho petition aI'rcH- rh7r ''.
.--a--ar had q ,.r+-ar- urh rIr
f-ru=rc a--uriE- nm fn- ffH .fa-
q --r1Hr r.-T-rr. Frr -r" Ff
DO rr- -rIr -H 0 fr"
r..-r--- lsa-r.f fr -hr-f -f I-r
and 1.-= - rr r.-- him on 90
.- .f.. --- TH alleges -.t
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THE COTTON BELT DID 1T.
IA WEEK AT THE WORLDS FAIR

The Cotton Belt has put on the
very low rate of S11.7O for the round
trip. Shreveport TO ST. Louis. These
tickets will be sold September 3. 4,
6. u. -. 20 and Pa These tickets
allow seven days in St Louis, and
will be honOred on our st Louis
Train" in its Chair Cars and Hand
scme Day Coaches. Don't forget the
dates. and that tickets should be by
the Cotton Bell from Shreveport.
The ST Louis Train leave Shreve-
port al A:i5 y. m, and arrives at St.
Louis 1880 next mprnig
Write l.. 7. Smith 7. 7. a
2lS Milan ST, Shreveport. Ia.
S31 27t
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BOND FURNISHED.
Alleged Illegal Liquor Sellers Arrest
ed and Released.

Deputy United States Marshal
Wilson came to Beaumont yesterday
with two negroes, Mack Caulcy and
Tom Scott, accused of violating the
internal revenue laws by illegal sell
ing of liquor. The men were al
raigned before United States Com
missioner Haley, waived prelim-
nary hearing and were admitted to
bond, which they furnished. in the
sum of $50 each. They were re-
leased.
Alonzo Williams, colored, accused
of violating the internal revenue
laws by illegal liquor selling, and
who has been confined in the county
iail here, was arralgned before Com
missioner Haley yesterday and adj
mitted to bond in the sum OF $500
and released.
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TEXAS SOLDIERS
ON TO MANASSAS.
THREE SPECIAL TRAINS BEARING
TROOPS co THROUGH
THIS CITY.
BEAUMONT BOYS WERE ON BOARD
Greeted at Station by Local Friends
Who Wished Them Good Luck
and a Fine
Trip.

Three special trains, or rather three
sections Of one special train, bearing
the two Texas regiments scheduled for
Manassas, Va, to participate In the
army manOuycrs at that place, passed
through Beaumont over the southern
Pacific enrOute East via that line yes
terday. On board one train was
number of Beaumont boys, who are
going to Manassas rs members Of the
Houston and Jasper companies, the
Beaumont Light Guards having been
cut out of the trip as company.
The boys were greeted at the sta.
ton, where short stops were made, by
a large number of their home friends,
who wished them luck and a good
time. The boys making the trip are
Sargeants Harry Jirou, Hal |. Greer
and Sam Levi, Corporals j. c. Now,
Jr, r. L. Linn and J. II. Synott and
Privates G. l.. Jones. w. w. White,
Nealy Ballard James Rock, Jesse
Shook, Rodney Wakefield and Hubert
c, oxford.
Make up Of Trains.
The first section carried the COM
panies from Laredo, Houston, Jasper
and Orange and the Brennan band.
The section was made up as follows:
Two baggage cars, seven tourist
cars. one standard sleeper for Off
GERS. Major j. S. Hoover, First in.
fantry is designated train commander
and will be accompanied by Capt. w.
X. Hosley, quartermester; Captain w.
p. Bryan, commisary; Lieutanant II.
+. Sterling, assistant surgeon, and
Lieutenant w. o. Seliirk, battalion
quartermaster, and such non-commis-
stoned staff officers as are in Hous-
ton.
The Second Section.
The second section carried the com
panies from New Braunfiels, Austin
and Taylor. 1t was made up as fol-
lows:
One box car, two baggage cars, sew
en- tourist cars. one standard sleeper
for officers. Lieutenant Colonel b. F.
Delamanter, First infantry, is desig-
mated train commander and will be
accompanied by Major A. w. Bloor,
First infantry; Lieutenants j. w.
Hawkins and r. T.. McKie, battalion
aijutantsI and Lieutenant W. p.
Brady, battalion quartermaster Cap
tain Joseph Gilbert, First inafntry
will act as surgeon on this section,
and such non commissioned staff Off
GERS and hospital corps men as are
in Austin or join this section enroute,
will travel through with it.
The Last Train.
The last section of the train car
ried the companies from Hillsboro
Waco, BremOnd and Bryan. The sec
ton was made up as follows:
One stock car, one box car, two
baggage cars, seven tourists cars, one
standard sleeper for officers, Major
Webb Hearn, Second infantry will as
sumo command at Valley Junction
and will be accompanied from Hous'
ton by Captain J. NJ. Loving, assistant
surgeon and one of the hospital corps
men. Colonel Henry Hutchings, Cap
tain J. S. Wheeler, Adiutant and
Lieutenant Colonel J. o. Newton
Second infantry, will travel on this
train.
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BELTS IN CUSTODY.
Removed TO County Jail From Sis
ters' Hosoital.

Louis Belts. who is accused of the
murder Of Charles Walters at spin.
die TOP three weeks ago. was taken
into custody bv Sheriff Landry ye--
tcrday and confined in the hospital
ward of the county Jail Belts af-
tampted suicide Immediately after
Walters was killed and M 10 ycstcr-
Fav was M the Sisters Hospital in
this city. suffering from a hull'i
wound in his breast. Tie has prac. j.
caIIv recovered. however. ana g. the
grand jury has returned an indic'-
mont of murder against him Lc was
brought To tho !aiL
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Miss Rita Britain. the charming
FUHuE zfsuuErauhrr Dob the Office -
Hawk small 1f fhg Sunset. VIII resign
Der position SEP emher T. 20 accept
position fr p local business college.
ufaz Britain uas formerly a stcno-
eraHHHr r rha ufir. u fha beau
-rs-f TrfH-rrise and during her ser
bod. WITH rr. Suu-lr ha- made many
friends q -iI. cts and uas very pop
r.a- rrH h.- frru uurkcr-.-sl san
trrHrfH 1fcti
rrH-a rs ~. H-afr RI Jasper vas
- go frr this morning On LEGAL
r- m Ur-H-z. -r-Hs0rIflrr inf
-ar Urr gHHIl en-. ia n Ode 't
f - f-rL
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VIM. u. C1aarv trained nurse and
---=arar 1F 81 Joseph 1ufirmarF Hu-=-
-a- is ir the rity al -Le Hr. lfH1
and is prospecting with -hr t--H--ri1n
rF 1rr1-frE here permanent BIZ
rrr--~ has diplomas ru5 r-rT~ erl-
-.-ra -r show -fz- f- Be- rr--r
--Hr arr-- rr Die -a=
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Class Program.

The following class program will
he rendered Saturday afternoon at
800 o'clock by the pupils of Miss
Lallie Bryan, at her studio 1903
Broadway.
Part |.
Mrs Will Norvell, Miss Birdie Berg.
Sung-Thc King of the Sea. .Allon
Mr.. L. Mabry.
GallOp. e.. o.. e.. ..StreaboS
Misses Lay. Nauchelet and Lee.
SOng-Maybe. e.. O.. e.. 900. .Rosey
Miss Margaret Houston.
Garland of Roses. Miss Irene Lee
Part II.
Duet-Les Sylphs O.. .. ...... kessler
Misses Bcrdie Berg and Isabel Smart.
Song Because | Love You Dear.
o.. ..ndNltH
Mrs q. n. PCnnock Jr.
SunE-"DrCaminE o.. .. ....DekoNcn
Miss Batistinc Ives.
Fair Ellen Mazurka .. &c. Bonn
Miss BERTHE Berg.
SunC-A nay Dream. o.. ..Strelczkl
Miss Adiola Wells.
Dancing Flowers .. .. e.. ......Host
Misses Mahry and Lay.
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Mrs T. Reynolds VIII rrfe-7a IN
The Knights and ladies n The Mac.
rafrrs ar hrr home. 1870 Charlton
Ave. next Thursday night from =
IN 10 n m
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1---H.- rr-. a. r-rI n.r
T1 -H-Hr arr private
rHsr @
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fr-Hra.H. r#r fr
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Our store will close
at 10 q. m. Sept. 5th
for Labor Day Cele-
brations. Ord RS
for delivery tn at day
will be taken till
closing hour, and a
special breakfast de-
livery will be made
the following MORN
ing at six o'clock.
The French Market Gro. Co.
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come none too soon, for So rich Is
the soil that clearing for seiilemeh.
is nutstTipping the lumbeTman, ahh
fie'd after field of unsurpassed for
est is heing dcadened and destroy
ed merely Ia get rid of the trees am
unless there is rapid development
in marketing this valuable product y
is likcyI Ia he largely wasted
Woodhead on Question,
The Texas Almanac 81 1904 con
talns an article on the hard wood
resources al Texas by Mr. ID, Wood
head. Secretary of the Chamber of
Commerce here, in which MIR W"o"'
head SAYS; -.
while export business In iho1"
hard woods should be- developed 50
MS 10 give reliable and steady mar
kct Ia the saw mills II Is their Nalh'
for manufacturing purposes Whlch
should appeal 10 the investor rs,
prcsent price OF timber lands anu
stumpage In East Texas makes
pos,Ible Ia deliver lumber NJ snch
favorable points for manufacturers
MS Beaumont. Houston and l'h,'n1
reasonably close tn the mlllS anu '"
n large consuming population at I"
cost when should result III InIS'
furniture and other wood working
plnnts being erected In these cities
"MIIllons Of feet OF the best whl''
oak OF the South Is yearly cut ny
stnye maker. In recent years ines
doyastators Of the forest have On
tered Texas and hundreds OF acres
or fine white and bur oak lands nave
bcon Quilted. This business Is cN'
cccdingly wastcful. If saw MUS
were established In connection WIZ
slave making so that the balance ~
the tree unfit for pip" slaves co"Iu
he utilized II would not he so BAD
hut ms at present conducted the worry
hcet trocs are cut and only clear logs
taken from them.
"Ninctv per cent Of these sfa"es
arc exported and the only wealth.
created for Texas Is bare llVihe
for poorly paid stave cutters and a
mere pittancc for the owner OF the
lond-ir the trees are not cut with
ont his knowledge or consent, a'
frequently happens. These forests
are too valuable to be sacrificed III
this manner, and the timber should
be put to its proper uses.
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AUTHORITY TO COMPROMISE.
Receiver Of Citizens National Bank
Files Suit.

G. l.. Williams, as receiver for inc
Citizens National bank of this city,
las filed an ex-parte suit i'm tn"
United States Circuit court. aSklhE
authority to COMPROMISE tn" d'p's OF
Scott brothers & Bryant and ]. I.
Spircs and T. Scott. Ihc hearing was
had an order granting the authority
requested was entered.
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