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XMAS cards, tree trimmings, at j. Jay Gould's
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@antfS-Gmulonmtnt.

To ORDER, s25 Suits. EIscman Bros, 7.h and E.
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Silantro---Rooms.

TWO COMMUNICATING ROOMS FOR TWO
Il ladies, centrally located Address q. q. X, lie
lubllcan Dillcp.
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cfor Rrnt--Sousts.

Z Oory ST. N. VS. ROOMS; ALL MODERN
L. - improvements newly reiltted. Apply
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ROE STOCK or Nllw AND seUuS6
K, ~ anu winter carriages at reasonable
IuiSts ior private usO from best unrIi,nr.i
W from lhird TO half OH1inal cost. Xii WnrE
lHth'9u 10 20 AS represented, ROBERP ill.,
+ promptly attended IN. %"
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SEcunrrY FROM Loss BY BuRenARY
ROBBERY. FIRE. OR ACCIDENT.

THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
ofWashlngtOn, In It's own building,
Cor. Fifteenth street and New York avenue.
Perpetual Charter, Act OF Congress Jan. 22, 1867
Capllnl .- 900 900
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Chlldrcn's Matinee SATURDAY. December q ato
IN. Admission cents. v "'-
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OEO0 l. ST. N. w, INTERSECTION OF
AO - Pa. av.-Hrndsomoly furnished, ino
corner residence, surrounded by grounds II rooms;
modern improvements; completely equipped for
housekeeping rent for session, S25 per month. glO
National Republican., 1883-12-08

ELEGANr RESIDENCE FOR RECEPTIONS:
H fine office room for Senator; location best In
city; northwest Address PROPRIETOR. Republi-
can OnlCe 6-lO
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BOARD FOR sEIF AND WIFE AND LADY:
ID rooms In n Stric''" '' mnnent
Addresss, Republic Office; references eK hangcd.
All
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-30

sesa opened, one case vegetable ivory
seeanna. all shades. s ccnts per dozen.
alm04 4 Bruuusfone. 10 I'm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-30

Tons Of Oregon bacon, hams and
ehoulders. and California mined feed
tssl received q. Sutherland 4 Goals -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-30

First-class bnggies, cheap. can be seen
g Union Stables. opposite Arlington
noeol--0eo. n. Chick a Co. M dd
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-30
j. G. GRASSE,
DENTIST,

Uhico up etAifA over smith G 6on0 Jew.
elcry store. In Sullivan's block. Front st.
LIQUID NITROUS OXIDE GAS
VIII be administered By the Doctor for
the purpose of extracting teeth without
pain. eeho
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-30

LaApxp WITH BAIr---On Wednesday
night the citizens Of New Westminster
were startled by heavy report Of artil-
lery which shook every building within
the corporation. Il turned out that
some miscreants had loaded she big gun
at the battery with powder and ball and
set ID of in honor Of the Queens Birth
day. The shot passed through the nag-
staff. cutting il down, and the Gun car
riage was considerably smashed. The
carriage needs an apology. however.
for IL was very rotten and scarcely fit
for active service. The gun must have
had an extra charge for the report was
fearfully loud. Capt. Pitteudrigh, CON-
mander Of the Seymour artillery, Offers
a reward OF SO for the rascsis Who
committed this soutSage.--t'oissbsas.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-30

Spring and enmmer styles OF hats
nov on exhibition at ChAs. Goldsfeln's.
~ halter, Front street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-30

GAuxsrxus sma .fn cssfs pr glass IN
ths RasAskxll<y, ON CcmHs<resal STREET. NILS
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!. .oossvs Rlaasas for myopia q Iitss
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Kys-alAns for. III sieAh = Lissls
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MATCHES roR rHx MtLIioS.-The ad-
vertisement of II. P. Duly. our local
match manufactures, will be found in
another column. The factory is located
near Lake Union. in Bicelow's addition,
and on the first of July the manufsc-
turer viii be prepared 20 ill all orders
he may receive. be they large or small.
with his '.celebrsted block electric tele-
phone match" He 10 nov making
| 600 600 per day, and the capasity Of the
factory viii bo increased - business
requires. ms lw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-30

Oh say. young man. II Jon want TO
take your girl for ride, aud can't on
account Of the lauseness of your horse,
you should procure q bottls Of kendall's
SPAWN Cure AZ ouce, for nothing Il bet
t-r for E,au ux beast. See advertise
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-30

Gockery. glassware and majolica
snsepss than any store on the Sound at
- Golden Rule Bazaar, Front street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-30

Pebble spectacles and eye -claasee at
VIM. H. Finck's. opposite the New
England Hotel. dAf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-19
Summary Of Decisions Of the Higher
Courts Yesterday.
Denton; News-notes and Gossip-Per
sohsl Mention.
ueburne: Waiting for EN- TO Make
Break.
Other Interesting News by Specials
Galveston,

Galveston,
GALVESTON, Jan. ls.-[Special. l.
Quite trade has been building up
here in guano from caves in Uvalde county.
The Norwegian bark Gudvang has lust
been chartered to carry cargo to London.
Mr.. A. G. Hutchison, president of Nor.
gan's Louisiana & Texas road, was in the
city to-day. He denies that there is any
truth in the circulated report that the road
would sell out.
Court OF appeals: Goree VS.. Dupree, from
Walker county; submitted. Mackey vs..
the State, from Walker county; submitted.
Brown vs.. the State, frsm Uvtlde county;
submitted. Carroll VS.. the State; from
Webb county; submitted. Mirelles VS.. the
State, from Cameron county; submission to
Withdraw the motion 10 dismiss submitted,
Hammers VS.. the Stale, from Dewitt
county; reversed and dismissed. Andrews
vs.. the State, from Dewitt county; reversed
and remanded. Thomas ct al vs.. the State,
from Dewitt county; reversed and dis.
missed, Berry ct al. vs.. the State, from
Dewitt county; affirmed. jerrold VS.. the
State, from Dimmit county; affirmed.
Warren VS.. the State. from Kaufman coun.
ty; submitted. Daniels vs.. the State, from
Morris county; submitted Carroll VS.. the
State, from Webb county; motion to dis
miss overr0led
In the supreme court, the following cases
were ssubmitted: Read vs., Allen ct nj.
lrom Houston county; McKilvain VS.. Allen
ct, a. from Houston county; Blum ct al.
VS.. Merchant ct al, from Jefferson county,
Blum 1T al. VS., Barclay, from TYLER
county; Silesv vs.. Woods & Co., from Newton
county; lien ct, al vs. Dean ct AL. from
JelieTs m county; Stark VS.. Whitman, from
Orange county; Cooper vs.. Austin, from
Houston county; Kelley & Roberts VS..
Rubb, from Trinity county; Reliance Lum
ber company vs., Western Uuion Telegraph
company from Jefferson county; CHARGE
". Branch ct al, from Hardin county
Goodhue vs.. Myers & Co., from Jefferson
county; Sabine Il East rexas railway Va.
Joachimi, from Jefferson county; Walker
et al, vs., Reed ct al, from Houston county
.Woot,rs ct al. Hollipgsworlh et al. from
Housionl county.
Weather bulletin, for he cotton belt. fur
nished by the sigaal service in conjunction
with the several railways OF the state:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-19
PLAN OF DISTRIBUTION

To every customer purchasing goods of us amounting
to Ten Dollars from this cate the evening of February
"a 1885, Presentation Ticket will be given Each ticket is
stamped and numbered and duplicate thereof will be de-
posted in seae ed box Al O'clock the evening of Sat
uda! February 24h said sealed box will be opened in the
presence the public and taken charge by three
Bile and dsnterested citizens sel ced by customers
The hIeth, hundredth and one hundred and
hteth duplicate taken of the box from among the whole
number OF tickets will determine who is entitled these three
valuable presents in the following order, to.w,:
he number corresponding with the fteth duplicate a-
ken out OF the box entities the holder the Grand Piano
The one hundredh duplicate taken out OF the box entities
the holder to the elegant Silver Service.
he one hundred and fteth duplicate taken out of the
pox entities the holder to the handsome Ladys Dressing Case
Whoever has a,y in the Line of Mems or Bows
Wear Apparel will hardly fail participate in this presen
ton when the goods offer sold with our usual guar
snee IS to quality aid price, with prv ge pfexchange
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TELEGRAPHIG MISCELLANY.
MINOR But soNK-rHE-LEss INTERESTING Hrws
NOTES, .r

CINCINNATI. Jan. 1S.-Ten thousand dol
lars have been subscribed here for the relief
of the food sufferers In Germany. One or
two balls and benefit performances at thea s
tres are vet to be given to swell the fund.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 1S.-The races will be
postponed till Saturday, on account Of
rain.
0rrowA, 0YT,, January 1S.-Lieutcnant-
Colonel McDougall, Of Guelph, has beon
selected TO command the Canadian military
team, at Shoebureress, the coming season.
PATTERSON, N, j., Jan. 1s.-Forty power.
loom weavers In the silk mill OF Hamil &
Booth struck today because the firm r.
quired the weavers TO run two looms each.
BKLvIDERE, N. j., Jan. iS.-The Oxford
Iron works, idle for some time past, have
been reopeped by a new company, Samuel
Sloan, president. The works employ seve.
raj hundred men.
NoRRIsrowS, Pa, Jan. lS.-R. ii. New
hold, aged 70 years, OF the firm Of X. Il.
Newbold & Son, owners OF extensive ma
chine works, died thi morning. Deceased
vas one time United States minister 10
Mexico, and held other positions under tho
government.
NEwBuRo. N. Y, Jan. ls-Tho. .Wcst
Shore rairoad tunnel, several hundred fset
Ions, under the Erie track, over n
year ~ constIuvuhg, was nnisneu to.uey.
Trick laying VIII begin next week. 1t 10
rangements with the Pcnnsylvania Rail.
way company Tor the use Of latier's ter,
minal facilities at New York, until the for.
mer's sre ready.
NEW YORK, Jan. S-Ihe directors OF the
Illinois Central railroad have declared 2
semi'anmual uivluenu OF per cent. maue
by the - per cent. on central stock, ana
per cent from earn,ngs o. southern ilnee.
sdsSd iGi ks viii fSsI Ss payable nSSs' March H an0 'os
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A little boy named Seuers was run over
by drdy to-day. lie was carried home.
William Rose was tned this morning in
the recorders court for conspiring to as
sault and rob Martin A. Dayey. and was
bound over under $500 pond to the crimi.
nal court. lie had nothing to say, except
tue man Jack, who gave bim away, was as
deeply imp cated us he.
An important meeting OF the board of
health was held to-day.
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NIT. Pleasant

Mr.. PLEASANT, Jan. is.-lspccial. l..
About fifteen miles north of here, last even,
ing, difficulty over a lot Of hogs occurred
between one McMullen and man named
Allen, resulting IN the killing Of the latter.
Both parties stood well In the commuuitv.
At present McMullen has not been arrested.
j. ii Hudson, dry goods merchant Of
this city, made an assignment for the hem :
eft of his creditors, II few days ago. LA
bilities, $6,0OO; assets, $1,000. Muneen.
heime 4 Co, Of Texarkana, were the hesy-
lest losers.
Spring trade Is greatly improving.
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San Antonio.

SAN ANTONIO, Jan. ls,-Ispecial. RE.
ports for the past few days indicate that
many thousand dollars Of counterfeit
American money silver and gold, are be-
ing circulated among the stupid Mexicaps
OF northern Mexico, and are reachinr thia
side. through travel aud traffic. The
scheme is said to be yeFy extensive, and
there Is no telling now wnat Qfsnsnts ara
being circulated. 1sis supposed ihal ft.Y5 -
sands OF dollars Of spurious money hive
been recently paid for Mexican cattle 5y
Americans. The mrtter will receive the
prompt attention OF the Mexican aut. 4
ities. "
Null and Drinzon, the latter from Missis.
sir.-' anarreled in camp in McMullen
county -Ied to use shotgun, when
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RIAL BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
ON WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY & FRIDAY
January 10th, 18th and 18th,
SANGER BROTHERS
WILL OFFER THE FOLLOWING BARGAINS;
OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT WILL OlFER

1900 yards Tycoon Rep, at I2c, worth 25c. 5000
yards of Fancy Dress Goods, silk and wool mixed
in pads, checks stripes, etc., Many of these
SIS will be sold $40. 275o yards of awool Black Cash
mere at AZ 2c worth 65c Cooed Frnges reduced from
5oc 25c. and 15c yard Colored Frnges reduced from
81 Soc yard Black Frnges, silk beaded and chenille
at 25c., 35c and 5oc., worth 5oc., 75e. and ST.
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Waco.

WACO, Jan. ls.-TSpecial. l--Severa.
months ago the district court OF this coun.
ty granted divorce to O. +. Badt and wife, +,
decreeing the custody of their two children
to the latter. Bidt removed 10 Lampasas
where he married again, and shortly after
returned and secretly took the two children
asav. Mrs Badt procu ed warrant for
Bsdfs arrest. charr'pg him with kidnap.
ping, aud to-day h, was brought In from
Lampasas and lodged In Jail. Tn novel
question Is presented, how far decree OF
divorce between husband and wife sunders
the paternal tie, and whether the father In
this case has been guilty of graver crimes
than contempt OF court.
To-day nm attachment was received here
TOR George Cornelius TO appear instanter, as
witness In the Ben Thompson case at
San Antonio, but Cornelius, who lately re.
sided In this city, could not be found. II
Is believed he has gone to Denison.
The citv council is In session tonight to
wrcstlc with the markc,.house question.
Sir years ago the city granted exclusive
market privileges for twelve years to Ger.
tain parties, and an effort Is now being
made to invalidate the original contract
and adopt the free lease system. II prom.
ises to be n long contest, II the city council
decides to make fight.
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The United States scnatorships,
Milwaukee Holocaust.
STILL DRIVING.

MILWAUKEE, Jan. is.-Two bodies and
several small pieces Of remains were se.
cured from the ruins this morning, making
forty five In all OF these four have been
identified since the search began, which,
with nineteen originally at the moreue,
makes twentythrcc Unidentified dead and
six,y.;our dead In all. The search will be
finished 10 morrow. Sheriff Beatley. who
accompanied seheller, returned from Mad.
ison this morning, refusing information of
any kind. Tue district attorney stated 10
a Press agent that Scheller's preliminary
e examination would not be had until afi rr
The The! inaues, was finished, khich will take
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DksroS, Jan. is.-tspecisl. 1.-The cold,
di-sgreeable weather has broken, and with
tb' return Of bright. sunny days business
has picked up right smaf," and buhdIns
has commenced, which, for . time. was at
q ssand-still. Among the Improvements
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CLEbuRSE, Jan. ls.-ISpecial. .l-Mr. G.s.
Clayton, agent Of the Gull, Colorado 4
Santa Fe railroad at Alvarado, was notified
by parties who had seen them that about
dve heavily.armed and well.mounted men
were, stationed in the brush near the
crossing OF the Missouri Pacific and
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe roads.
As trains on both roads always stop before
crossing the tracks, the natural coralusion
was these men were intending TO rob the
express train on one of the two roads to.
night, and MIR. Clayton at once notified Mr..
q b. CLARK, the tran.master, here by wire.
- be. prepared for an attack,
and the east. bound express tonight
will have aboard several local officers TO
give the surmised robbers q warm recep-
tion should 1t be necessary. The sheriff
and posse from Alvarado are also on the
lookout.
William Bower special agent Of the Calf
fornia Insurance company, is in the city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-19
Railway 1lsd,e

Albany, N Y J.nu,yJ ls-rhe senate
comm lion vii .nqnM into the man.
sfsu en-, q The Erie u9t ter The recsivership
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-19
NEWS BY SPECIALS.


San Antonio: The Very Latest Way of
farming an Honest Penny
Northern Mexico Flooded
with Spurious
American Coin, and Many a Greaser
Deep'y Laments the Loss OF
His Floeks and Herds.
Galveston: A New Industry Runor
Contradicted-Board Of Health
Meeting.
haco: Charged with kidnapping His
Own Children -Badly-Wanted
Witness
Escapes to Par: Unknown - Yexed
Question Before Council.
Mount Pleasant: Killed In a Difficulty
Made Assignment.
Palestine: An Old Scaedal Brought
to Life Again.
Summary Of Decisions Of the Higher
Courts Yesterday.
Denton; News-nOtes and G0ssip-Per.
sOnsl Mention.
Cieburne: Waiting for EN- to Make
a Break.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-19
Cersicana.

ooR'loASH Jan. ls.-[Special.I = Two
brakemen were arrested ON the arrival a.
the south-bound freight train this evening.
on information lodged against them bv
Conductor Telfair. They had broken omen
several cases of goods and helped them.
serves 10 pants, vests and ladies' shoes, All
OF the goods were recovered, and the man ZEN
placed behind the.bars. '''
Two cars OF convicts have arrived. md
WIN commence at once to Law steel rails
from here north, on the Central.
MISS sallie Deeson, the young lady who
created such a stir in Dallas several days
ago, by attending the variety theatre. IN ~
peen mere ior several days waiting money
from from home, received telegraphic money
this morning. She created a yerv fsvrnr'
able impression on all with whom She WA
thrown in contact while here. The hotel
people speak in the highest terms OF her.
young lady. 'ss'''s~
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going on in this city we note the .,.s.,.. !.
= ~. one. story brick block, on Hickerv ssrssJ
ing his two-story brick. W." a'Jo'n-
our MOTEL registers are well filled ~h,.A
snoMs that the prospector and drum,rs.
arc ~ the land. A number Of insnrsrce
aen nave been here recently, NOTABLE r n
Barry, J; G. Anderson, Colonel Bo~sn ~ =;
ooi9hei Gunther, the latter OF DaIlss s''~
\, Mr. George H. Robinson. of BaIsimo,.
haryiana, MAT Is visiting his brolher's iamilv
nere, nsns ana IL pleased with the climate ana
sto,sp St,",spec's' Will locate permanently IN the
Fam, Perry 4 Shelton have no, a. "a.
arranged their business affairs. ~
"A number OF hand some private residence.
are 10 process OF erection, and there i MAJ
aeWeliing Tor rent in the city, all indicatiSs
city. S sfow'n o. our
The temperance organization of the town
.,' x,ave' icr the benefit Of their order, a rendi.
!ion OF Ten Nights in a Barroom|' | y a
tne opera'house last night. which
was well attended by our best prople and
was source OF considerable profit 10 the
society. All speak in the highest terms Io ~
cast. ''''s {" WAS weh
9 ID, a. Robinson has purchased H. N.
sSpaululngs interest in the real estate and
insurance firm Of D. A. Robinson 4 Go. and
wili hersaiter conduct the business, usinr
the same firm name.
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R Ell N H a RDT' S
MODEL CLOTHING HOUSE
Determined to push ahead off entire Winter Stock

1t is our intention to turn large volume trade into
single channel and to transform what ordinarily du
month into very busy To that purchased
One GaAND PIANO, ONE ELEGANT SILVER TEA SET, ONE
ELEGANT LADY'S DRESSING CASE.
Aggregatng in value $500. These article, will be pre
% senteH t, The customers of our house Oh SATURDAY
GS-lhe Articles are now exhibition at our store
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American Coin, and Many a Greaser
Deep'y Laments the Loss OF
His Floeks and Herds.
Galveston: A New Industry Runor
CoAtradicted-Board Of Health
Meeting.

Palestine: An Old Scaedal Brought
to Life Again.
Daily globe., 1883-08-18
THE CROPS.

Delano-Cloudy and warm; crops in
good shape.
Howard Lake-Rained some in night; !;
crops in fine condition.
Litchfeld-Warm and cloudy; crops
progressing fine.
Willmar-Rainy and warm; crops doing
we'll.
Benscn-Crops looking fine.
Morris-Weather cloudy and hot harvest
begun and about one-fourth cut.
Browns Valley-Close and warm; ha--
vesting in full blast.
Herman-Harvest progressing finely;
rain; cloudy and mild.
Walcott-Clear and warm; grain in
good shape; harvest commenced.
Dwight-Clear and warm; wheat ripen-
ing fast and harvest is now under full
force.
Hope-Clear and hot; heavy rain this
forenoon; wheat looking fine.
verest-Clear and pleasant.
Monticello-Cloudy and warm; no rains;
crops looking well; harvesting progressing
finely. sAsasssssxsfN =
Osseo-Past twenty four hours warm; no
rain; small grain doing finely.
Clearwater-Past twenty-four hours
ClOuQy duQ uOti CIOo1uk W1IA AOofy AoAA
grain harvest progressing.
st. Joe-Wheat being cut; oats nearly
ripe; corn looking fine; weather cloudy and
warm.
Evansville-For past twenty-four hours
the weather has been cloudy and warm;
harvest commenced in earnest; crops look
ing good.
Sauk Centre-Crops in good condition;
harvest is well under way.
Clear Lake-Crops unchanged; cloudy
and mild.
Albany-CIoudy and warm; crops in
good condition.
Observation-Disclosures clear and pleasant
harvest progressing favorably.
Big Lake-Grain nearly all cut; wheat
will average about fifteen bushels per acre
oats will be fair crop; corn backward
but doing we'll; partly cloudy and mild.
Anoka--Favorable reports continue to
come in from the harvesters; weather
cloudy and warm.
Norwood-Light shower last night; no
damage to crops; cloudy and cool.
Brownton-Crop prospect still good;
had light rain last night; cloudy; indica-
cations of rain; no damage to crops.
Montevideo-No change in crops; cloudy
and mild.
GIencoe-Had light rain last night, but
no damage done to crops; cloudy and mild
this morning.
BegiStone-Crops all right; cloudy and
hot; no rain.
Ortonville-Crops look well; corn i'm
proving; weather cloudy and warm, with
indications of rain.
Aberdeen-Cloudy and cool; light wind
last night, but no rain; crops unchanged.
EIlendaIe-Cloudy and cool; had about
one hours rain last night; crops un-
changed.
Frederick-Cloudy and cool last night;
crops look well.