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Cañon City record., 1909-07-22
PRisON c0NvICTS GIVEN V7'Tl'7'
fa,isl A FINE MUSICAL PRO.
.efa's sGKk3 SUNDAY MORNING

or the many delightful musical
grams given In the chapel Of the
penitentiary for the delectation Of the
conyicts during the last year or two
mono were more pleasing than the
one presented there Sunday morn
Ing by the Eckert family. which is
playing an engagement at the opera
house this week. George b. Eckert.
With his son, Leo. and daughter. Miss
Hazel. constitute remarkable mug
icaI trio and win the plaudits OF
audiences wherever they 20. They
made a distinct hit al the prison
chapel Sunday morning and will long
be remembered by those who heard
them at that time. In addition to the
conyicts fore than one hundred Wis
itors were present to enjoy the enter
sainment
Cañon City record., 1909-07-22
SIBERIAN CONvICTS -
REPORTED no BE SEEKING
REFUGE IN ALASKA

Among a party OF one hundred Rus
slams that arrived at Cordova. Alaska.
n few days ago on the steamer 81. Cro-
is, from Nome. were several men aus-
pected OF being political convicts who
made their escape from penal colony
in the interior of Siberia five o. six
months ago. and. who, on June 20.
were alleged to be working their way
toward the extreme east coast OF ST.
IBERIA In an effort to reach American
soil.
The men thought TO be escaped con-
Sicts are wearing old cossack uni
forms These men refused to COM
municate with other Russians who
came down from the north with them.
The uniforms worn by the men sup
posed to be escaped convicts show
hard usage. Il 10 believed that the
clothes were taken from the guards
killed In the battle Of Chukotosh near
the Arctic circle last March. wAea the
convicts defeated company oe pur-
suing cossacks.
Cañon City record., 1909-07-22
HOBOES SENTENCED
TO FOURTEEN YEARS IN
the PEMTENTlARY HERE
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily
The three tramps that threw Ches-
ter Freeland OF McKeesport, Pa
from an east bound Denver and Rio
Grande freight train here the night
OF June s, from the effects OF which
he died short time later. were on
Wednesday adjudged guilty of high
way robbery in the Ell Paso county
district court and ordered incarcer-
ated in the states prison here for a
long term OF years. In referring to the
matter the Colorado Springs Gazette
says:
Victor DeBloise, William jackson
and James Doyle, three hoboes ar
rested in this city on June 10, after
having held up and robbed man
named William Sims, on Short Line
freight, were yesterday found guilty
In the district court at Cripple Creek
Of voluntary manslaughter In causing
the death OF Chester Freeland. and
sentenced by Judge W. s. Morris to
from la to IL years in the peniten-
tiary.
"The crime for which the three men
were punished was committed about
three days prior to their arrest here.
and at the time OF their capture by a
posse sheriff's deputies and Colo
RADIO City police their connection with
It was not suspected. Afterward they
confessed that they had thrown Free
land. who was also . hobo. from a
Rio Grands train near Canon city.
Both Freslandss leGs were cut OF and
he died few days later. Another man
whom they also tArsw from the train
was danesFously injured.
The oldest oe he three. DeBlolss.
10 only ahout - ysArs Of age. and the
trio impressed local oalcers 40 being
criminals os ~ most danssroas typs.
Their recital oe ~ throwing oe Fres-
land froA tho tfe1a wae cold hlooaed
ana they sAe0oa - rsnsrss vAsa ~
ssrnet tAAe ~ ND1 pesoaAly a.
Cañon City record., 1909-07-22

lawyers say, and made to pay a fine
for their violation of the ordinance
prohibiting such acts.
There is also . ban upon small wa
gons. carts. "Irish mails" and similar
vehicles ON tie sidewalks and those
who persist IN their use. particularly
on Main street, are likely to get In
to trouble unless they abandon the
habit with as little delay as possible.
The dragging Of these vehicles
along the sidewalks, especially, when
they are crowded with pedestrians, IL
not only a nuisance, but 10 positively
dangerous. The open roadway is the
place for them and the police have
been Instructed to see that they are
kept off the walks.
Cañon City record., 1909-07-22
TAFT
WILL SIGN
TARIFF BILL

Washington, July 19.-The Repub-
lican conference committee is near
the end of its deliberations on the
tariff bill and it is report probably
will be completed late this week.
How long Ii will take the senate and
the house to rass finally upon the
work of the conference committee
and what will be the ultimate fate
of the measure as a whole, is the
subject of varying conjecture. but
the general impression Is that the
report will beadopted by congress
and will reach the president next
week.
Well-versed senators and most peo-
pie in, Washington expect that Pres
ident Taft will sign the bill. He.
himself. caused a furry in congress
Fridey night by issuing what amount
ed to an informal message to con-
gress. reiterating his conviction that
the Republican platform menat and
the sentiment of the people demand
ed bona fiide downward tariff re-
vision.
Probably the five subjects which
have received President Taft's per-
son attention-iron ore, COAL, oil,
hides and J1mbsr-wili be taken up
by the conferees first. There are a
number of paragraphs which cannot
be disposed of until rates are deter
mined for the subjects named,
Proceeding upon the assumption
that iron ore and oil will be placed
upon the free list and that existing
duties on coal. hides and lumber will
be materially reduced. the conferees
are preparing amndments ON articles
related to the foregoing raw ma
terials.
Outside OF questions receiving the
personal attention of President Taft,
the greatest difaculty anticipated re-
lates to the wood pulp and print pa
per schedules. On account Of the
statement of Representative Mann.
chairman OF the special committee
which Investigated this whole subject
and reported redaced rates to the
house. that he would vote against the
conferenos report uAleas Views OF his
commi.tss were recognised. conferess
have delayed dispositioa OF tAss
schedule
fAe Ao1es's rate - Drint paper
was a1ea q - Q ~. IAs ssaaAs rats
Il - . IN. - aanlnak - ez,sllAg
saAa - ~ . -. n onsA MoeeBe
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Cañon City record., 1909-07-22

and you are also helping build q
greater Colorado. The statistics CIV
sa below show what an important
part our canning industry plays In
The commercial life OF Ccloraoo. The
nunber OF employees directly depend
sat 1poa this-line Of work 10 coa6sr-
vat1veIy estimated at 1,oo0 WITH aa
average daily wage of $500. making
an annual pay roll ar ursement VI
Ssss. .eoo.
With your loyalty and influence
to help in our campaign for build
ing mp Colorado by buying Colorado
made goods, We can double the pay
roll oe every factory in the state.
n . greater demand for home pro-
ducts necessftates an increase In the
number Of employees to manufacture
and supply the demand. Will you b
ene to act. and II possible influence
your friends to become interested? :?
II you Will. our campaign 10 an as
sured success. The following are .
few items Of interest: We have .
very important Industry in . modern
eQnipDed condensed milk factory. and
II &s OF no small moment IL you reas-
lie that our faetory shipped $500
cAseo OF condensed milk In 1903, val
ned at t17s.ooo. 1t required S.ooo. 80
pounds Of milk to supply the above
number Of cases for market The
factory employs "A people and dis
burses $4,000 per year In wages.
One great feature that appeals 10
every housewife 10 cleanliness In food
preparation. Our canning institu-
tons pride themselves as possessing
this virtue. and q visit to any one Of
tho plants will convince you that they
are scrupulously clean or quoting
from one OF our Oldest and best, The
cleanest kitchen in the cleanest
town" It is your privilege and would
be your pleasure to visit one OF these
plants. and after you have looked in
to any Of their copper kettles which
are polished like FURNISHED gold, you.
reflection will show an expression OF
c0aoAN~boh AZ OGinS Audl
our statements above are true. We
have one factory In the state that
steamcooks asparagus tips in an i'm
mense silver caldron valued at sew
eral thousanad dollars. and this pre-
pared food must he tasted to be ap-
preciated. We recommend It IS a
most delicious table delicacy.
The Colorado Manufacturers asso-
citation publishes a little booklet
which gives an alphabetical list of
commodities manufactured or handled
by their members, and opposite each
item is a reference number which
directs you to dealer handling or
manufacturing commodities named.
This booklet can be obtained from
your grocer or furnished by this oifice
upon request
Cañon City record., 1909-07-22
CONVICT MADE An. UN-
SUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT
TO ESCAPE THIS 4. N.
From Fridays Daily.


Harry Brophy. convict while
working outside the prison wallis,
made an unsuccessful attempt to es-
cape from the penitentiary between
10 and II O'Clock this morning. Bro
pry. who was employed near the west
gate OF tie prison. succeeded in slip
ping away from where he had been
engaged and had secreted himself
behind one Of the trees the war
den's premises where he remained as
long rs he could without danger of
detection and then dashed across
Main street and made run for the
river. The guards on the prison wall
saw him and shot at him several
times without effect, The alarm was
at once given and men were sent to
points both up and down the river to
intercept the runaway.
When Brophy reached the river
near the plant of the Colorado Light
& Power company. he plunged into
the water and endeavored to reach
the opposite bank, but before he could
get across armed guards appeared
upon the aeene and opened fire upon
him. Several OF the bullets directed at
him spattered In the water uncom-
fortabiy close and Brophy threw mp
his hands in token OF surrender and
came hack to the shore and gave him.
self up. Men had been posted up and
down the stream ey the authorities In
order 10 make his getaway impos-
sibfs and BropAy aid the wtse tAiag In
abandoaing ths attempt. otAerwiss, he
would have beea . subject for the
hospital. or the undeFtaker. BropAy
was serving hong sentence and was
dcing time eor hloAway robbery q
Fiereace. He win ~ re0e4bsrea -
having seat 0Asrlff Esnsr . ho1 of
t,owsfs fso1 0aAa. NsAsaa,A = -
AssiveeeA - uorllA L1l1s. . ~ e
~ u ~ sonnsv -. anloall. ese-
ooo1e1 = ta'1on - Soolh ~ .
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Cañon City record., 1909-07-22
OF ]. n. FRLLOWB
TAKEN 10 HILLSIDE
TO-DAY FOE BURIAL

Isaac Newton Fellows. an old sol
dIer and we'll known resident In
this county. died at his home. IA
New York avenue. South Canon. at
II o'clock Saturday morning. leaving
q wife, two daughters and one son.
in addition to many friends and &C
quain.ances. to mourn his demise.
The deceased lived for many years
in the Wet Mountain Valley where
he was highly esteemed BY all with
whom he was associated. The fun
eral service was held at the family
residence at ! O'Clock this afternoon.
after which the remains were taken
by rail- to Hillside. where the inter-
ment took place .tata -u
Cañon City record., 1909-07-22
.RfMG o. COLORADO
BBALFY DKALRR0 Assn.
AT D0ULDBR, JULY 91-a9

TAe nsatiag Of ths Colorado Realty
Dsalsrs' association which 10 to Be
Aald at Boaldsr ON the 31st and 33nd
q this moath promises to be an s1-
esptioaally Interesting oAs. II will b
ra0smbered that the last sessioa was
hsld in our town. The real estate msa
et Boulder promise the visttOrs .
royal good time. From glance 1t the
program matters Of pebble interest
vill b discussed BY able speaksrs.
We notics among the list OF speakers
0sch prominent men ~ Senator Hor-
ace T. DeLonE Of Grand function. r.
r. Borrower. OF Cripple Greek. Hon.
J. d. Fleming OF the University Of
Colorado. ex-Congressman Brooks. of
Colorado Springs. c.. A. Balrich. Of
Pueblo and many others Of well
known ability.
Al the banquet TO be given the Wis
itors at the Boulderado hotel. L C.
PaddocI editor OF the Boulder Daily
Camera. will be the toastmaster. Sub
3ects OF general interest will be dis
cussed. among them being. the good
roads question and assessed valua-
taiops. state board OF valuations.
etc.
Automobile trips around Boulder
Cañon City record., 1909-07-22

1spn Saturdays Daily.
Ths promotsrs Of the Kansas-Coso-
5sHo Raiiroad company have dscidsd
- change the plans Of H. eatsrDriss
aAA win make Il . steam instead Of IN
eSestr1c road. Ths strsst car feet1rs
Win - saininatsd % win also Dc
D6Wsf features.
A meeting has bssn called for to-
night ct the rooms Of the Business
Nsa's oasociatjoa In the Csatral block
q which the stockholders Of the road
end the business men OF Pueblo will
- notifisd Of the plans and their ap-
Drovsl Of the changes will b asked.
II The proposed change 10 looked upon
favorahly By the business msn Of Pu-
eAlo and cttissas generally . pstitioa
viii b presented 10 he council at The
regular meeting next Monday evening
askiAg for esrtaia changes In tie fraA-
Cañon City record., 1909-07-22
the KANSAS COLORADO
COMPANY WANTS TO
CHANGE ITS FRANCHISE

chise Of the road A. granted By the
city council.
The privilege Of operating the
road with steam instead Of electrie-
ity viii ~ asked and tie street car
features which are . part Of ths fran-
chiss will - slinninaesA- Ths Co..
paay viii not attempt 70 c6aduet .
street railway bot Will operate the
road ~ . steam railroad.
II 10 stated that IL the changes In
the franchise are granted the new
company which proposes to take over
the road will arrange settlement Of
all indsbtsdness and will at once
start work on the unfinishsd grades
II % claimed that certain coaditioas
makes the project more feasible ~ .
raidroad than ~ N electric lntsr-
urban line and thst plenty Of capital
can b secured to back the railroad
Pueblo 0taf-Journel
Cañon City record., 1909-07-22

Colorado IL rapidly increasing her
preatige ~ being the greatest fooe.
producing stats Of the Union. Goa
sidered from the viewpoint Of vari-
ETY.. our state b unquestioAably the
premier Of all. Our wonderful devel-
opment of 4hs livs stock Industry has
besn mafvsioas and It's part In the
enlarxsment OF Colorado's CONNER
cial supremacy has been described In
. former article. From this course We
also draw our dairy supplies. In an
other article We will give you brief
history showing the growth Of the
creamery industry. Our fruit and
vegetables are world famous. Arkan-
sas Valley canteloupes. Western Slope
apples. peaches. ETC.. Northern Colo
RADIO potatoes. In faet tho above are
rarely equalled and never surpassed.
and with our agricultural resources
being developed in every part Of the
stats. especially By the enormoas ir.
rigatioa projects, which are throwing
open to the farmer Thousands OF acres
Of choice land, -should enable m 70
supply the demands from the stats
and not BE- Obliged to import fro0 our
sister states the immense tonnage OF
grain. etc. that u required to supply
our mills. and elevators for home and
interstats distributioa.
The secret oe any states wealth
10 the ability to distribute products
both in the crude and Manufactured
state, and the valus Of export to al
ways to exceed that Of the imports.
In this article We wish TO tell Colo
RADIO people Of an industry that con-
tributes q large share to the CONNER
ming industry. We have factories To-
Gated In various sections OF the state
which handle immense quantities of
the product grown in that vicinity.
Our Colorado canneries prepare and
distribute all kinds Of fruit and We
getables. Their products find mar
ket In all sections OF the United
States The Colorado peas. beans and
pickles are famous for their super
ior quality. We also prepare a su-
perior food product of pork and
beans. The increase in shipments to
all territories show the great demand
for. these staple products.
The following are a few OF the
specialties grown and prepared In
Colorado for the market: Beans. peas.
tomatoes, pumpkin, asparagus tip.
pickles, olives, relishes, sauer kraut.
mustard, chilli sauce. horse radish.
katsup. mincemeat. apple and peach
butter, preserves. cider vinegar. pork
and beans, salad dressing, and con-
densed milk.
It is our constant desire to impress
upon you the Importance Of callins
for Colorado made. as you will Sc
cure the best that money can buy,
Cañon City record., 1909-07-22

and Q trip over the famous Switssr-
land trail are among the features OF
the entertainment. We hope they win
have . good time and speaking frcn
experience. We beg to advise Our
Boulder friends that the CoJoraAo
Realty Dealers association 10 made
up OF lot Of royal good follows. and
while they would sell yoa out q
house and home, n you let them. yet
they would not carry away . farm
without some oae gave them . quit
claim deed" Success to the meeting.
Cañon City record., 1909-07-22
STOLEN BICYCLE RE-
COVERED By NARSHAL
HOUSTON THIS IORNIN9
F~ A0nsdAy's pa1ly.

A couple Of bicycles stolen in Sa-
Marshal Houston and viii be return
Cd to their owners this afternoon
They were shipped here BY Ed. Logan
and Frank Cole. BY whom they we're
stolen, but the thieves have thus far
eluded arrest, although there II rea-
son to believe they are hiding some
where about town The boys are aged
seventeen and eighteen years respect
lively.
Cañon City record., 1909-07-22
JIM FLYNN AT PCEBLO:
Is AFTER STANLEY kETCHEL

Pueblo, July 19,-Appearing in fine
condition and prosperous. Jim Flynn.
the Pueblo fighting fireman. returned
visit with relatives and friends here.
Flynn is feeling good over defeating
Billy Papke last week. and is now ON
the trail OF Stanley Ketchel. Flynn
feels that he 10 entitled to bout with
Ketchel on his showing with Papks.
He win probably 20 Into training q
once for his six-roand go with JAnk
O'Brisn. which 10 scheduled for July
80 In Denver.
Cañon City record., 1909-07-22

II people with symptoms Of kidney
or bladder trouble ooald realize thsir
danger they would without loos Of
time commsnoe taking Folsy'a Rldnsg
Fila TAis great rs0edy neops the
paia ana tAs Irregularities. sersagtA-
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thsgS = - nanosr - DFa1Aeaf 1sseaes
- eeAse eps1see l1esslR. n - -
peGee ulssc>61g l nA ~. ~
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Cañon City record., 1909-07-22

Mrs. Lafe Combs and children. Ruth.
wilbur and Kenneth will leave ON
Wednesday Of this week for Seattle
where they win remain until the iirst
OF September visiting the exposition
and enjoying the delightful summer
climate OF the Puget Sound country.
Cañon City record., 1909-07-22

Delay in taking FOleys Kidnny
Remedy IL yoa have backachs. k1nnae
or bladder trouble. fAstsAs u ~
ease upoA you and nakss . easu un1l
dinscult- Commence tahing gs,as
I1idnsy Rs0sAy to1Ay 80 ~ -
spea - ven. WY FlaA . sl11s
n1y. n RAlhss usa9 n10A -
Cañon City record., 1909-07-22

eral days has threatened the life OF
the victim. Doyle is reported to BE-
considerably better today and the i'm
dications are favorable to his recov-
cry.
Cañon City record., 1909-07-22

\hGSuo1s0ers ---s- - 1880 "s" ~
tack the vital organs, causing catarTh Of
the bladder, brick-dust or setinient In
the urine. head ache, back ache, lame
back, dizziness, sleepleasness, nervous.
ness, or the kidneys themselves break
0owu and waste away cell by cell.
Bladder trUubles almost always result
from . arrangement Of the kidneys and
6sttef health In that organ 10 Obtained
quickeet BY . proper treatment Of the hid.
6sya. 9W100-9ooe ccsrects liability 10
hold ufins and scaiding pain In passing Il,
I'D overeones that unpleasant ueces1ity
efbetAg compelled 10 20 often thrcsah
~ day, ard 70 get up MANY tines dusi1R
- naGkk. Tha 01ld "a in1 12aAa o0oe4
- oW1np-Noue, tAe arsekktdney re1edy'
= ooun realised. n ofan&s ~ A3Ghese b.
enass a. iks romarkablo Asa1eh SesecriMR
nsupost1oa Atrial WIN esavance amyonS.i
eNemPHect = plsnt = taka snd =
~ y an dsugHtsGs h lfSy-eset and
e1n-ao1lef dss boltise. Yc1 say havs q
0peo hctflo aud . book ~ tells all
oko3k 4, belh osn1 troe by0 0aa Adaren,
u. x1lm9 & Co., nlnG1epl, n. ".
NnAa uxik1ng aniss Son6lAg ~ 60.
o1ee go = - Nep8. 0leH -
| ~. = 10 Ils 5 -
Ss:St d I Z Z q 4
Cañon City record., 1909-07-22
The Cause OF Many
Sudden Deaths,

prevailing IN this
9 because % dccep-
tive. Many sudden
deaths arc caused
by it-heart dis
ease. pneumonia,
heart failure or
apopicxy are often
the result of kid
1ey disease. II
kidney trouble is
aliowedtoadvance
tllckidney poison
ed blood will at.
Cañon City record., 1909-07-22

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Cañon City record., 1909-07-22
Build Up; Buy Goods Made
In ColoraG10

nird Of the Series Articles nxploting Home Industry
Cañon City record., 1909-07-22

Automobile trips arosnd Boulder
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-01-26
Filled baptist Pulpit.

Rev. j. A. Howard of Dallas, con-
nected with the Baptist Standard,
filled DR.. NJ. E. Viewers pulpit at the
First Baptist church Sunday night.
His text was, What shall it profit a
man if he shall gain the whole world
and lose his own soul, or what shall a
man give in exchange for his soul.
The sermon was a strong presentation
of the paramount value of the soul to
everything else. Worldly goods and
worldly pleasures and transitory, while
the life of the soul is eternal. The SER
mon was greatly enjoyed by the large
congregation present.
At the close of the service, Mr.-and
Mrs Virgins, formerly of Waco. uni
ted with the church by letter.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-01-26
Petition in Bankruptcy.
Filled in Federal Court in Houston BY
A Worley.

A voluntary petition in bankruptcy
was filed in the Federal court at Hous-
ton Saturday morning by A. Morley
of this city. The liabilities are fixed
at S5152.03, while the assets are val
ued at $lO,345, of which property to
the value of $500 is claimed as ex-
empt under the bankrupt act.
The creditors are as follows: City
of Bryan, S313.3S; State and county
taxes, $3O9.2O. Secured creditors: j.
w. Howell. Bryan, s70O;Guy NJ. Bryan,
Jr., Houston, sS0S; Albert E. ,Worley,
Bryan, sS77.50; John X. Parker, Bryan,
l$44.75. Unsecured creditors: Iron
Range company, ST. Louis, $3.50; DR..
G. W. Emory Bryan, 500; H. o. Boat
wright, Bryan, $30.25; e. j. Fountain,
Bryan, $27S5 S. II. Franklin, Bryan,
$3.50; S. w. Buchanan, Bryan, 1890;
NJ. H. James, Bryan, $500; r. l.. Brog'
don, Bryan, $1.55; Mrs. E. ]. Lynch
Bryan, $175; Mrs. e. p. Prestridge
Bryan, S225; Oswald Turnsek, Cali
fornia, sS15.90 Cole Hardware com.
pany, Bryan, $12S4.15; w. S. Higgs
Bryan, SLIGO; S. H. Brockman, Bryan
$1.S0; Jno. NJ. Lawrence & Co., Bryan
$3.50; First Baptist church of Bryan
$500.
The assets are listed in the follow
! ing manner: Real estate, $3.50;
notes, $3.50; stock in trade,s156;
household goods, $500; books, etc.
500; vehicle, $1,000; implements;~s
machinery, $3.50; other personal
property, s12 so; debts due on open
account, $500; fire insurance policy
81 900; property to be exempt, s6,502
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-01-26
NotjceI

There are forty-six manufacturers Of
sewing machines in America.
How many can you name? How
many did you ever hear Of? One name
comes to the mind of every woman
immediately-The Singer-and there
is a very good reason.
The Singer company makes and
sells as many machines in each year as
all the other forty-iive combined.
Phone 105. T. A. Satterwhite, sales
man and collector tt
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-01-26

Among the Eagle and Pilots ex.
changes that are hostile to Attorney
General Davidson several give all the
credit for the oil trust victory to AS
sistant Attorney General Lightfoot
and at least one says the work was
done by Gregory & Bats and Geo w.
Allen" No doubt all the attorney
generals assistants did good work,
but the valor of the soldiers in a cam
paign does not detract from the honor
due the victorious general.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-01-26
viii Move to Coast.

Mr. Thurston Cole reports that
while in the coast country last week
he purchased tract of fine land in
San Patricio county near Sinton, and
will move there with his family with
in thirty days. Mr.. Coles many friends
regret to see him go, but their best
wishes follow'him