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Ellsworth American., 1908-02-05

progressive young men. Frank 8. Lord
the treasurer. is coal dealer. The direc-
tors include Hon. Arthur W. Greeley,
msyor OF the city; II. NJ. Hall, promi.
nent attorney; Austin NJ. Foster, lead
ing contractor; Bernard s. Jellison, lum
ber, and Albert F. Stock bridge, merchant,
and these, together with the president,
vice. presidents, secretary and treasurer
constitute the executive committee.
The officers and members OF the board
OF trade are earnestly and unitedly en-
listed in campaign to secure new indus
tries for their home city. Inquiries for
information will be promptly answered by
Secretary Tapiey, and the board is ready
to afford every facility and assistance in
establishing manufacturing enterprises.
Station Agent c. d. Wiggin says that in
the six years he has been in charge OF the
Maine Central railroad station in Els
worth, there has been very material ex-
pansion in business; the receipts from the
sale OF tickets being $1,000 per month
greater than when he located in Ellsworth
half dozen years ago, while the freight
receipts are - 600 per month greater.
George II. Grant, manager OF the Els
worth district OF the New England Tele-
phone 4 Telegraph Co., says that the tele-
phone service was inaugurated in Ellis
worth in 1883 with five instruments, and
that to-d day there are in Ellsworth A5 in
struments and including the territory
covered by the Ellsworth district, exclu-
sive OF Bar Harbor, there are 915. Mr..
Grant commenced in the telephone busi
ness at Bar Har Dor more than quarter OF
a century ago, and in the territory origi-
nally covered by him there are now 2,2U
instruments.
The postoffice reports steady increase
in the postal receipts Of the Ellsworth Of
flee. When the present incumbent as
sumed the office in 1900 there was post
master, assistant and one clerk. In 1904
the Office was changed from the third class
to the second, and in addition to the post
master and assistant there are now three
clerks, while four rural free delivery
routes radiate from Ellsworth. The total
postal receipts have increased from 5000
in 1900 to between $4,000 and 81 900 in
1907.
Ellsworth has tributary to it a large and
prosperous country, and in enterprise and
general progressiveness the merchants
will compare favorably with those of any
Maine city OF it's size. The stores are COM
modious, large and well-selected stocks
are kept on hand, and it is not necessary
to go elsewhere to find what may be
wanted, while furthermore the prices are
reasonable.
Through the iberality Of George N.
Black. Ellsworth possesses an exceedingly
interesting public library, the oldtime
mansion built by Col. NJ. Jordan in 1917
having been presented to the city some
years ago with furnishings for library
purposes.
Ellsworth is an important fish and game
centre. At Green Lake is located the U.
s. fish hatchery, and the waters herea-
bouts are literally stocked with land
locked salmon and trout. Big game
abounds in the woods to the north and
east, moose, deer and bear being plentiful,
while the seeker after birds can find them
numerous in nearby covers.
Ellsworth American., 1908-02-05
CITY MEETING.
North Ellsworth Telephone Com
pany's Petition Granted.

NORTH ELLSWORTH Telephone Conn
pany's Petition Granted.
Monday evenings regular meeting OF
the city government was short, and little
out OF the routine business came before
the board. Mayor Greedy, Aldermen
Stuart, Curtis and Alexander were present.
There was no opposition to the petition
OF the North Ellsworth Telephone Co. for
right to erect poles and wires on certain
streets, and the petition was granted.
Aid. Stuart, for the committee on cleo
trio lights, to which was referred petit
tions for additional lights on Union street,
Willow street and at Washington and
High streets, reported that at each place
lights were badly needed, but it was late
for this board to esta blish them, even il it
was found advisable to expend money for
additional lights. The committee thought
the location of several lights already es-
tablished might be changed to advantage,
but did not advise this course. The mat
ter was left open for further investigation
for the committee.
petition was received from the New
England Telephone g. Telegraph Co. for
right to erect poles Oh Third, Fourth, Cen
tral, Hancock and Pine streets for entire
length, and on Water street from Main to
franklin street. The usual notice was
ordered published for hearing at 7.3O p.
m. Feb. "a.
The mayor was ordered to draw his war
rant for SO in favor OF A. E. Moore to
meet expense OF clearing up rubbish at
the former city dump on Mr.. Moore's lot
on High street, as required under contract.
Ellsworth American., 1908-02-05
BORN.

BEAL,-At Ellsworth, Feb l. to Mr. and Mrs
Charles A Beal, q son.
EATON-At Sedgwick, Jan 2s, to Mr. and Mrs
Daniel H Eaton, q daughter. tGrace
Rovena.l
GRAY-At South Brooksville, Jan 16, to Mr.
and Mrs Henry Gray, son.
MILNE-At Stonington, Jan %, to Mr. and Mrs
Alex Milne, son.
MOOR-At Ellsworth, Feb g. to Mr. and Mrs
Andrew Moor, q daughter.
MORRISON-At Winter Harbor, Jan %, to
Mr. and Mrs d Morrison, a son.
Ellsworth American., 1908-02-05

s'Justice has prevailed" telegraphed an
attorney to his client, by way OF announc-
ing to him that the jury had found in his
favor. "Appeal immediately" answered
the client.
Ellsworth American., 1908-02-05

Nv Se~-c oh AsVS'Fus
There is no case on record of a cough or
cold resulting in pneumonia or consum ption
after Foley's Honey and Tar has been taken.
1t stops the cough and breaks up the cold
quickly. Refuse any but the genuine Foley's
Honey and Tar in a yellow package. G.. "A.
PARCHER.
Ellsworth American., 1908-02-05

Own, if you can, one of those welcome
faces that bring the sunshine to Iife's
shadowed places.-Ni1on Waterman.
Ellsworth American., 1908-02-05
ROLLS OF ACCOUNTS.

ROLLS OF ACCOUNTS.
Rolls of accounts were passed as follows:
ROLL OF ACCOUNTS NO. IL.
f"nd' Name. amount.
Police, Edward 7 Finn. As 90
John Moulton, $500
H Maddocks, 400
Hose, &C @ Fire Hose Co, 3C0 90
Poor, MI JDrummey 2a5 ~
Supt Of schs, John Royal, 45ss
High school, Chas Pho, $50
Lloyd DeBeck, 1900
Textbooks, Sadler Rowe Co. 1900
Hammett Co, 725l
Longmans, Green & Co, 1900
c l. Morang, los
Holden Pat Book Cover Co, 95
schoolhouse, H F Wescott, 26s
Morrison, Joy & Co, 1G3
school, Ralph Cushman, 400
CM Witham, s25I
Phillips, 175
WV Mccartney, 500
Reuben Treworgy, 100
Edward Haney 1000
Walter Jordan, 275l
Collie Jordan, 225
Mrs Susan Murch, 275O
EN- Gray, 1900
Wellington Haslam, 4s72
Town Of Orland, 2274
Library, Adelaide True, $3.50
Mrs H Fl Emerson, 45ss
Edna Springer, 500
E E Springer. 1000
HF Wescott, $50
Fire dept, John Stuart, $500
All Merriam, $500
Morrison, Joy & Co, 1881
II F Wescott, 1858
Martin Jellison, 800
Chas H Curtis & Co, 175
Chas E Pho, 125
CHI Curtis, $500
f Doyle, Al 90
Electric light, H & U r Power Co, 1873 80
Contingent, LW Jordan, 35 90
Andrew NJ Moor, 435
r! Austin JOY 21A
Halpin Show Print 600
F Wescott 525
Hancock Co Pub Co, 2s7
M E Holmes, 1000
Walter Pho, $50
RE Morang, $500
Morrison, Joy & Co. 4Os5
j A Cunningham, 47A
Albert Garland, 2s1s
John Marshall. $50
NETel & Tel Co, '305
s1.747 4s
STREET COMMISSIONERS ROLLS.
Highways. Observation-Disclosures. s1ss 80
sidewalks. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 25 25
s1ss "a
TEACHERS SALARY ROLL.
Common schools. s..................... 1854 90
High school. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2s7 72
Ellsworth American., 1908-02-05

If it wasn't for the mistakes they make,
some men would never be heard Of
Ellsworth American., 1908-02-05
Library,

Library,
Fire dent,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-09
GAMBLING SYSTEMS.
The Chances Are Always Vastly
Against the Player,

lust a word about systcms " gam
bling followed by various players
Their namc Is legion Somc plausible,
some ridiculous, some based ON clNh
crate calculations, some giving Won
dcrfu results on paper and all falling
woefully az the tables
After nfleou years ot experience at
Monte Carlo" writes newspaper cor
respondent, "cosling a sum should he
ashamed to name, after thorough IN
vcsligNtlon " more Than 100 different
systcms aud progrcsslons, after hav'
ing employed n mathematician, can
say with certainty that Il Is absolutely
impossible for auy system to win at
Monte Carlo Sir Hiram Maxim Is
wrong whom he s0ys The chances Nrc
ten 10 one against the player | say
they are a hundred TO one against the
player"
This Is rather an oyorstulomcnt, for
few players do win, by luck, not by
system, or by u system based ON luck,
as when man backs the number OF
his hotel room or woman backs her
age Perhaps ? or per cent OF tho
players win occasionally, and the rest
lose, not only because Of the banks
percentage and tho restraining maxi
mum, but because this IL u struggle
between man and machine n man
with nerves aud emotions, machine
with no nerves aud no emotions, Let
the system bc ever So perfect, the gam
bler with strength OF viii to follow II
has not yet boon born II he had such
strength of VIII he would not be- u
gambler Cleveland Moitctt In sue
cess Magazine
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-09

poomi pooml Rocml The signal
had changed 10 the ominous red
greenwood and the three dynamite
bombs were the warning that the
typhonn was upon IA. No need 70
hurr, the servants now - every one
was only too anxious 10 assist The
wind was tearing round the house,
seemingly IN all directions, but strong.
est from the north, and the noise OF II
was louder than thunder one out
side room, moro exposed than the rest
seemed 10 he It's especial butt We
stayed there for moment 10 listen TO
tho raging Of the storm, but even the
stoutes, heart could not sleep IN that
pandemonlnm Of sound II was well
shuttered and barred, but Il was In.
credible that Il stood IN that tornado
OF wind The doors crcnkcd and
sroancd with the slraln and tho win.
lows clattcrcd with ehrlllcr note,
white outside Il seemed a. though all
the winds Of al the agcs were let
loose for destruction In the center
OF the house. though the noise was
loss ono could feel the building rock
Ing ON ils foundations and hardly
dared speculate how much the late
heavy rains had weakened thcm Ev.
cry moment we expected the roof
would 20
Crashl The upper part Of an tuner
glass door had blown IN There was
y stampede for that part Of tho house,
Tor tho wind must bc kept out at all
costs, sofa cushions, sheets, blankets
from the bcde all were rcquisl,ioncd
60 stun the broken pencs, We had
hardly finished heforc there was a ter
ride nolsc In tho basement aud such
n shouting In chinese that one could
hear the boys above the din Of the
storm. II was the door OF the cooks
room which had burst its hinges aud
bolts, and once tho wind had found nm
cntry II made the most Of It's oppor'
tunlty rwenty.Seven panes of glass
clattcrcd to the ground IN tho base
ment before they could get tho door
wodgcd back into place with grca,
difficulty. Hut there was little time
20 think Of the servants, FOR we had
our own troubles upstalre,
Tho wind suddenly veercd round un
IN the full force seemed 20 bc coming
from tho southwest, aud the front OF
the house began TO feel Il, The hall
door was Strainlng on It's hinges, and
we had to lmprovisc struts and pile
heavy furniture behind Il 20 help Ia
resistance 90 the wind, Then q rush
upstairs, FOR a bathroom window had
crushed IN aud the door was strnlning
Evcry moment the Wind was incrcas
ing In fury, hut the roof held no
tween and I tho typhoon was al
ia height. and Il II impossible 60 de-
scribe the sense OF hclplessness one
fools In such Wild raging OF the ele
ments, sleep was out OF the question
until the wind nhatcd toward morning
and we rested n little, u tired, sorry
looking household, -encampcd In the
safest part " the house Nan Peacock
IN llcsllc's Weekly,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-09
THE WEATHER,
Weather Forecast Tonight and
Wednesday, fair, warmer
Weather Notes,

Galveston, Dec, "A disturbance of
considerable energy IL central over
New York, moving eastward, which Ii
causing heavy precipitation in north
eastern districts and has boon at.
tended by general showers In the
middle and eastern cotton states, and
by rain or snow In the Ohio valley
and Lake region, Snow has also fal.
len In scattered localities In the north.
west The bOrometrlo pressure Is high
over nearly all districts west of the
Mississippi river and cold and gen.
orally fair weather prevails AT pres
cnt over the northern and western
districts In portions OF the Dakotas,
Nebraska, Iowa, and Minnesota the
temperature IL below zero, aud the
CrocSing line dips southwark into
northern Texas Al time of report
there WIS much coludIness over Tex.
~. with temperature ranging from is
degrees NJ Amarillo to 60 ut Browns.
who,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-09

An Especially Valuable Feature Tor
Our Farmer Readers.

Otf FafUtf UtoVttcs
nepnning today The eagle will re-.
celve the dali, weather forecast from
New Orleans by wire. Certain con.
dlllons were agreed TO by The Eagle
In order TO have this service az gov.
eminent expense. one OF which II
that the paper shall give anyone who
may reuues, u by phone or otherwise
the Information Il contains
We think this service win be OF
great value TO our readers, especially
those engaged In agriculture, partlc.
ularly during the crop planting and
growing season,
The service also gives to our paper
special warnings OF cold waves,
storms. etc,
We shall also print the river bul.
letln, giving tho stages OF the nrnAos
river ut time OF observation. which
win be of Importance during the
spring,
Through the liborallty and research
OF the general government The Eagle
will also be enabled TO publish FOR the
Information OF lis readers the Cotton
Reglon Bulletin" giving temperature
UllV lNlIiWll AiNNl NNl'NAtu iN'NiANNt
This service may be had only during
the crop season,
We wish TO call the attention Of our
readers TO "rhe Weather Notes" COM
piled at Galveston by nr n, nmne.
meyer section director ut Galveston
We believe this N the most reliable
weather service to be had anywhere
aud Al any price There IA no long
shot guess work In these notes or
forecasts, They are prompted by
scientific calculation and based on
conditions oxistmg elsewhere at the
tlmo the forecast Is made, which VIII
In all reason bring about the re-
suits foretold The United states
government can and does employ the
most experienced. the most accurate
and absolutely the best men to be had
anywhere to handle this most impor'
tant department
To our farmer readers, We believe
we have added IN especially valuable
department.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-09
Rather Anblauoua.

when Weber and Fields were play
Ing together couple OF husky west
crn visitors, seeing New York for tho
nrst tlue, dropped Into the Weber
neld Museum Of Drama TO sec tho
show
which II Weber aud which II
Flcldsl" asked one, who forgot what
a programme was for
"Derned Il know" replied the 9th
or But whichever Ia which, ia rath'
or be the other one, - bohemian Mag.
AginC
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-09
AN olo RtLlc

A relic OF considerable antiquity aud
local lnteroat was shown The Eagle
Yesterday by Mrs, Luther TAYLOR, who
has Just returned from the state con.
venllon OF the United Daughters OF
the Vohfederacy ut Terrell, which she
attended as tho representative OF L. y.
Ross chapter u. " q, OF bryan lin
routo 10 bryan Mrs Taylor visitcd
her cousin, Airs. Wm, rllloy, at Taylor
who presented her with the relic re-
fVrreu To II N the marriage cortlll.
cate ct Lydia Douglas Howe and I'LL
phalet bartlett, which occurred In An.
lington, W.. nOV, q. iipS, The doru'
ment bears toe signature of Rev
Aaron g. Collins as officiating olergy.
mau at the event
On the reverse side OF this ccrilt
loNte Il another inscription certifying
TO the marriage OF the same Bartlett,
TO Mlea llotney Austin, who was u flrsl
cousin OF the first wife,
Lydia Douglas Howe Was member
at the celebrated Douglah family ri
Scotland, and the marriage certitl,
cate N u family heirloom which hn,
descended TO Mrs pilloy the great
granddaughter OF the first Mrs Bart
lett,
The parchment also bears a memo
randum Ia regard TO SOME commercial
transactions, A marginal notation Of
"iih. tea. $a,0O" and alba, tea. al
$4,000 " quite loelble, IN ls also an
other OF cinnamon, cloves, mace
The relic IN In u fair state of prescr
walton and though shc passage OF
the years has dlmmed the writing
and faded the sheet on which the
record IN ponncd,
Mrs Taylor has been requested tc
present the relic To the U. u, c, mu
scum at Austin, aud viii likely comply
With the request at later date
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-09
Missed the Aeo..soris..

III hear you are receiving attentions
from mn actor"
eyes, ana ] think he would propose
n | could rig up spot light In the
parlor and sort ~ arrange the pianois
for n little slow music, -Kauras City
IournAl
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-09
Many a woAaI

Many Wsfsu
Has experienced the s or wear out
OF some of the woZng parts Of the
common or ordlnE makes OF ma.
chimes, whlchNco1 not be replaced
II you buy n siufor YOU set the best
machine made and from u company
that " In every ,own aul city In the
United states,
T. A. sATTERwHiTE, Salesman,
Phone 1905 "
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-09
waoa.rtvl Eject,

Mr Howard Isn't II wonderful
what force Niagara hast Mrs Talk
much - Marvelousl DO you know,
when tirst saw Il Tor full moment
I couldn't speak. Brooklyn LITE
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-09
J. W. BATS
REAL ESTATE AGENT .

llncc ~ rallaWtuO pmhigA Op
pusitc Court llouso PhTk-ai
DlaNe IN once The ouA WI Abstrjt
wots or nWeoe ropltEana tults
One aud one.half Lola and slx.room
house, located two blocks from Main
street; corner lot, brick clstern and
stable. N,060,00.
Two lots and new five room cot
tage with bath, located in southeast
part OF town, Price 100000 with
terms to suit purchaser,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-09
River Forecast,

There win be no important change
In the Trinity, nraXos aud Colorado
rivers
h, nuNNEMENER
scctognirector
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-09
River Bulletin,

River stages In feet aud tcnths,
t,d Meridian timcA
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-09

II you don't want to feel like Esau
who sold HIS blrthrighL pay your
poll tax 40 you can vote In the pro-
hlbltlon election next year
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-09

Complaints OF shortage of eggs
are coming from all quarters. What
Ii the matter with the American henG
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-09

Tho true Christmas spirit says,
peace on earth, good will to men"
Pride and oatonlatlon play the mis-.
chief With the true Christmas spirit,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-09

Tan nragos county afford maoadam.
lxod foadag The answer ol the aver
age citizen would probably be IN the
negative hut nragoa county can 0t
ford the best dirt roads that It Is
possible 10 make
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-09

IL John W, Kern lands In the senate
~ u result of HIS race FOR the vice
presidency. he viii not be- loser. In
the senate chamber the privileges
OF the floor are preferable TO holding
the gaycl
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-09


A considerable amount n due the
city ON account OF delinquent tax, and
considering the fact that the law com.
pels the city TO bring suit for the re.
covery OF such delinquent tax. we take
this method OF notifying those who
are delinquent, to call at the city
hall an early as possible, and thereb,
save expense to themselves and the
city.
]. 4. Maloney, Mayor
7. n. Hines, Secretary
Y n Hudson ". W.wilson
BRYAN. Texas. franklin. Tex
AupsoN. a WILSON
Attorneys.atl.aw
bryan aud Franklin, Texas
Nill practice In county, state and Eco
erel courts, Special attention to
business In BraEos aud Rob.
lnson counties.
FOR GALE.
itT6 acres OF land IN the Mosee
Hughes survey, near Edge, Price
aud terms reasonable,
Halt acre OF land WITH improve
monts, one block east oDmy home.
so acres adjoining y a NJ. Col
lego land ON west slte. near Provl
dence church, KnoNh as the Georg,
Platter place.
100 acres, including Double Sulphur
springs. on Navasota river,
" .. HUDSON,
Your merchant handles fresh home
ground meal ask for Il II
THE SlLLIMAN HOUSE.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-09

Farmer differ about the adylsa.
hllity OF turning under trash with
the pillow Il depends largoly ON what
Kind OF trash II Is. Cornsalhs are
good tor most soils but probably Il Is
best to burn OF cotton sllbs weeds
aud grass
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-09

Dodd CASTOR Is u Kansas editor An
Indignant subscriber could give vent
"a hla fellnga by calculating the
name OF the editor with slight change
IN the last syllable,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-09

"The person who gives truly and
lIheraly wiz roap hounurmly says
the Nacogdochys sentinel That de.
ponds Those who contributed freely
and literally to Jho BRYAN campaign
Fund oNpectlng 10 reap postorIlce
don't think SO.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-09
THE SlLLIMAN HOUSE.

The sIlllmsn House formerly Hamit
ton llouso) will open Dor guests Mon,
day, November % rules ~ per day
special rates to reguhr boarders, Ser
vice first class, CSF, Terrell, Prop,
2oi.im
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-09

Among the absurd rumors In regard
TO the future plans OF Mr. Bryan,
IL one to the effect that his late visit
To Mexico Was for the purpose of buy
Ink a newspaper with the intention
OF becoming q candidate Tor the pres
idency Of that republic. In spite Of
his third defeat. the whole world Is
closely watching every movement of
Mr. Bryan
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-09

some counties In Texas have illee'
ally abolished the office OF county
treasurer but the attorney generals
office has ruled that this cannot be
done without changing the constitu.
ton Until an amendment abollshing
the office Is voted ON aud adopted by
the people the county treasurer viii
continue to draw his two aud one.halt
nor cent OF all the money handled,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-09

"rhe Tribe of suckers will never be
eStermiuated, says the san Antonio
Republic "Ouo Is bora with each rev.
oNtlon OF the second hand OF the
cleck"
Very true, and Tits accounts for the
continued existence and tlouwshing
condition OF the Republican party
A news dispatch reports that hun
,lrcds OF ear loads OF Kartir corn are
bcing shipped TO Galveston whore they
win be- loaded ON steamers to be taken
10 England there TO be made into
pancake flour, Koffr corn Is said
to be better than wheat for making
pancakes This h a hint for hrO2os
cosnty farmers.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-09

A press date from Mississippi says
Iowa capitalists have purchased q site
nj seminary In that state for a
sl0O. 900 paper mill plant the pulp TO
he obtained from bay trees, The bay
Tree proner is the laurel which is not
abundant in Mississippi. II is prob.
able tina, the magnolia IS the tree
nom which Il Is Intended 10 make the
min. Its wood Is pure white, and II
,rrows abundantly In all the Gulf and
south Atlantic States.