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The Meeker herald., 1893-12-09

An experiment at tea growing was
made in North Carolina last season.
Tho result was the harvesting of $50
pounds of superior leaves. A more
elaborate plantation has been grown
this season, and, from present indica-
tions, the results will show much bet
ter. 1t was grown from seeds obtain
ed from the American consuls in
China Enough has been accomplish
cd to demonstrate that superior
article can be grown in this country.
The plant is suited to many sections Of
the West, and we hope to see some of
our irrigation farmers try the business.
Tea plants may be grown either from
seeds or cuttings. Many of the
Chinese varieties and most of the AS
sam hybrids develop into luxuriant
plants in this country. The yield for
1892, under high cultivation, was
equal to that Of the best Indian gar
dens of the same age. The rate of
production of n well MANFRED garden
of |, 800 plants, at six years of age, is
rcckoned at from go to 800 pounds.
1t is probable that the profit can never
be of any consequence, except in pick
ing the small, young leaves, used in the
manufacture of high grade teas. This
is prevented by the Asiatic cheap
labor where tea pickers work for from
six to eleven cents per day.
Only the Assam varieties have been
tested at the Pinchurst plantation, but
the Chinese plants will bear this sea-
son. The outlook is good for at least
100 acres being planted and a first
quality of tea being harvested. But,
its value as a crop for profit remains to
be demonstrated. 1t is thought that
by hiring women and children at very
low wages to pick the leaves, the in
dustry can be made a success. This is
of course not advisable.
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-09
Denyer Markets.

Eggs ranch co., state 24,; butter.
best creamery 25d26c, dairy ZOE; hay, up
land bacd sll@sl2, second bottom s7eess 80 ;
alfalfa SOD; oats, new, Sl.OOmSl. 10;
potatoes 95C1s .05 cattle choice steers 10000
81. 20, cows s2.000s2. 30, native feeders s2N
as215; hogs, choice 1875; spring chickens
81 OO,d a.. so per doz. turkeys l2c.
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-09

where is the island of Java stu
atcd?" askcd Harlem school teacher
of small but rather forlorn-looking
boy.
II dunno, sir"
Don't you know whcro coffee
comes from?h
Yes sir; we borrow it ready
parchcd from our next door neigh
Dor. Texas Siftings.
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-09
IMPORTANT COLORADO NEWS.
THE PENlTENTlARY MIDDLE.
Governor Waits Removes Warden Nc
Lister an d His Successor Holds tho
Position One Day and Is Then
Ousted.-Thc Governor Re-


scinds His Order.
The trouble which has been taking place at
the state penitcntiary for the past few weeks,
assumed n new phase at an early hour Satur-
day morning At about 80 o'clock Solomon
J. Toy, appointed by Governor Waite to sue
cecd Warden McLister, arrived at the depot
at Canon City being met by ID. ii. Bruce, the
form c. deputy warden. They proceeded at
once TO the prison. Bruce aroused the night
man at the front gate and was let In by him
to the inside. After getting in, Bruce said he
was going away and wanted to say good-by,
especially wishing TO see Night Captain Sim
mons. The captain was called, and on COM
Ing inside the office, Bruce proceeded to hold
him up for his firearms and keys, also re-
lieyng the gateman of his keys. The ex-
deputy then gave the signal to Toy, who was
let inside, and showed his credentials from
Governor Waite.
Communication with the Warden's house
was then cut OIL and trip to the main prison
made, and other guards dlsarmed aud keys
secured until the place WAS in their posses
sion. The first intimation Warden McLister
had of trouble was when the prison whistle
was blown ut 3:45 O'Clock, as an alarm, by
whom 1t is not known. McLister at once got
up and proceeded to the front gate, there de
handing admittancc which was refused. He
then as ked pc Emission TO proceed inside TO his
desk and arrange private papers, but this was
also refused The warden then returned TO
the house.
INC "e"o VI .N'' '"us" NJ.
G.e"t se"sa''on III All Pa,'' Vi tlo
oe"''' 'ne s'''o oo"'u u e''".'''.' :"
'ie'''"e "'',, 'Ne
'.ou"'.t'' ms '''H az - -,
'oie.su' :" - ,'Pp.'' " -
'nIi'9 anu Do"'''' ''''''' ','t4
eieet upon tne governor anu NC oe''",e w"
,',"' ~ AAa '''''e'e -
Er"Pneu M 10y W ie''"'' NJ "o'' e"'
but TO turn the keys over to MeLister upon
receipt OF written order ms order was
forwarded py secretary "aptlei' Oh tne s'a'o
board OF charities. but he did dot reach Canon
City until Sunday noon, and then found that
the condition of things had been changed
During the day McLister had been Indus
trlous. He saw a lawyer, looked up the stat
utes and decided upon course. lie got hoia
of Guards Gibbons and Kelley, and told them
he would have them TO escort Toy outside the
walls that night. OF the sixty -four guards in
the prison McLiscr knew he could count on
fifty. Accordingly a; night watch was kept
on Toy, and as soon rs he was asleep his re-
volyer was taken from him and he was
escorted from the prison at the point
OF n revolver. Warden McLister then resumed
control. His first step was 10 notify all
guards that he was in control, and this fact
was communicated 10 the prisoherT' Inc
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-09

The Santa Fc Route has inauguratcd a
through daily free reclining chair car service
between Denver, Colorado Springs and Og-
den In both directions.
Holders OF second-cla,s tickets 20 or from
Utah or Pacific coast points reading via this
line will be permitted to occupy these cars
without extra charge,
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-09

Mrs. Summer-Did You have nice
time in the country. Carrie?
Carrie - Perfectly lovely. There
were eighteen men there and only
six girls.
Mrs. S.-Who were the men?
Carric-Oh, / don't know; they
were just men. and that was enough.
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-09

By local applications as they cannot reach the
diseased portion Of the ear. There is only
one way 10 cure deafness, and that is by con
stitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by
an nfiamcd condition of the mucous lining
Of the Eustachian Tube When this tube ii
infamcd YOU have rumblng sound or i'm
perfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed
Deafness is the result and unless the inilam
nation can be taken out and this tube re,
stored to its normal condition, hearing will
be destroyed forever nine cases out oil zen
nm inflamed condition Of the mucous sur
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case of Deafness Caused by catarrh) thai
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. sent
for circulars; free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sp1I l,-n rrtfrf
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-09

The velocity OF light has been recorded, bu
the velocity with which woman can scatter
bad reports over a neighborhood is still t
matter of gucsswork.
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-09

THE Rocky MOUNTAIN News. published at
Denver, Colo, is the only daily Populist paper
in the nation. Its cartoon, apropos TO the
times with every issue is worth the subscrip-
ton, and 1t is fun, fair and strong for the
cause of reform Daily. 80 cents per month :;
weekly, 81 year In advance. Send DC for
sample COPY.
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-09

USE BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs for
Coughs, Colds and all other Throat Troubles
Extraordinarily the best" - ReV. Henry
Ward Btechtr.
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-09

No mineral water will produce the bene6-
cial results that follow taking ONE or more oil
"BrrcuAM's PuIsu with glass OF water.
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-09

There is new cemetery out West that Is
rushing up trade in lots by advertising bar
gains in mlsiit graves.
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-09

Some men get down on their neighbors
when they find they can't come up to them.
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-09

The name Queen Victoria got with her hus-
band was Victim. Perhaps this may have
something TO do with her long reign
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-09

According to an eminent English authority,
goose lives fifty years. Provided, OF course,
he refrains from blowing out the gas when
he rctirps
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-09

Who have in vain tried every other means OF Re
lief should try "Schfmanns Asthma Cure No
waiting for results. Its action is immediate. di
rect and certain, ms single trlal proves send to
DR.. II. Schinmnun, St Pnul. Mimi, FOR Tree trlal
package but ask your druggist hert.
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-09

six IS grown in twenty states, while mc'
who buy u groan On cvcry static.
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-09

An editor thinks that people of the right
stamp are those who enclose return postage.
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-09

II the baby I. Cutting Teeth,
BE sure and use that old and well tried remedy Ma.
yy,xs,oy's soorntsc sYnur for Children Teething.
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-09

The frogs are the greatest croakers in the
world, and they never do any work
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-09

A full-bloodcd crank IS merely an animated
idIosyncrasy with a handle to IT,
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-09

The man whose wife woke him upin church
by sticking pin in him, says he doesn't like
such pointpl suggestions,
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-09

sniloh's Consumption Cure
l. sold on a guarantee. 1t cur'H ln"pinUt Consume
ton. II tie b"st ''@-'' ''""' &rts .JOcts e s!uL
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-09

F. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, '5c.
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-09

Men locked in jan are always iu favor OF
lockout
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-04
VlENNa'S SF.MSTER CLUB.

A Queer Organization Jnst Stnrteu in the
Austrian Capital.
The maidens of Vienna have started
4 spinster club. with the object, as the.
avoy, OF bringing about the speedy and
happy marriage of its members. Bach
clors of guaranteed responsibility dc
sirous of welded bliss arc to be regis
tered, introduced to available partic:
and 4 record will be kept of tho various
excellent qualifications of mutual Nom.
bcrs of both sexes. All of which i
about as utopian and practical rs an as
ISOLATION of spinsters would arrange it
In the first place, only the most ut.
tcrly hbjcct of maids unwcd, as forlor,.
IS Il rubber shoe run down at the heel.
would ever consent to be enrolled anon;
JAG members of this society with the
iaudablc aim. observes the New Yor,,
sun. And after they have organized.
what arc they going to do about it?
How will the blind lead the blind? How
= one spinstcr to tell another how t.
bring Barliis to q proper state of will
;uTncss? A siXtcen-year-old girl in hcI
bridal vcii, with the bright new ring
Under her wedding glove, knows moro
:!bout the philosophy of getting q hua-
band than the whole body polite 0;
worthy and intellectual spinstcrhood.
Another point: Who ever knew MAJ
to want what he could have as we'll q
not? 1t is ever the bud on the top@loS.
limb, not the flower ON The lowe
branch, that the IMAM risks his life for
If Helen Of Troy and Cleopatra O.
Egypt had united with any ayaGicat;
Of rnaidcDS forlorn ;Lvowing their will
inCncsG to %ntcr the marriage state, IT,
Had would never have been wrlGtc.s
Mark Antony might have posed as {.
model OF martial fidelity.
The only hope Tor the Vienna sister
hood is that they viii secure the scrv
ices cf &ornc attractive widow IN Gccor,
mourning, some beautiful end state.
wife r;l2pprcciatcd by her husband, {
teach the !my#tcric3 OF the art of G:2ai'
ing hearts. II the members do not Ill:
band the society promptly, they W
Ob.iH& "GGh Of It's members to ;iy:Car
deep and deadly oath never 10 ra;:rry;
al. This :?ilt not be Il &" r2t oath;
viii b. i-.s"ribcd on the b",'~cs cf t.
.'::h, -: larrc fines viii - i:aV"3Gl
Inc G;:@." Is not v:c.Tl c"....,&nt'y.
som" I'..',."r ui,:.l C.'',2 u%a G,@" - Ia
rs he N."ultc:jr raai;...... :,,,,t.t... NO
sock tlr ,I......latiU-%.c% ">ij".o:'. NOV
ing t!2:.. b2:au@u cT t,lcir l:-rtI uad G.:
ccilcne" icy &To ac3 ;,i}%rJ for acra,
thi:;Tl . noble than tic ma1riaG
state. III" average husband coultn'
appreciate t!2cln.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-04
FIGHTING CFe CHOLERA.
Sclc"co and "tatc'1!I:l HS!1Io .1Uss Go Ian:
Hand FIR 1'hi E'u~Dy;r.

III rama II IA 4'i.si9IiS.
IF only cholera cen b. Kept fairly i:
check during the worlds fair y"ar, $50"
IL will lie I. igvc@t victory fer science III
St2tcIr?2nahip. :;"irrcc i cU:Gcrria.
itself with ciTccGiv& racthOGS Of i;olal
ing the disease, with Quarantine lc
tails, with p;lbIio and private Ganita
ton, a::.l--not icust-with cHpcrimcnta,
incubation GH u preventive, says the
Review Of Reviews.
The measures of StatcSmGuship that
arc under consideration in this country
for projection against the cholera are
the establishment Of full national con
troll Of quarantine regulations, the cs-
tabli3rmcnt of an elaborate national
health bureau and the Temporary 6us-
pension of immigration. The control OF
quarantine should unqucstion;sbly be
assumed, as direct function Of tho fed
eral authority. The immigration cues
ton Is the difficult one
In view Of the outrageous manner in
which for years some of the Steamship
companies have melted the indi3crirnin-
ate movement of European population
to America for the solo purpose Of gain
ing the passage money, it is not easy to
view with patience the impudcncc Of
the steamship lobby at Washington
that ii now working against any effect
Two measure Of suspension, restriction.
or control. Too much else that is docply
important is involved to mako tho in
truson, OF the emigrant ship owners
anything else than an inpcrtincncc;
and it congress allows legislation to be
dictated by these subsidized European
companics-whch are, in fact, chiefly
responsible for tho great mass of unde-
sirable immigrants with which we'havo
been flooded in the past ten years-the
American people may we'll be indig-
naut.
Our policy in this matter must not be
prescribed by European governments or
European ship owners. At present
there seems q good prospect that con-
gress may suspend ordinary imlnigra-
ton for one year. Tho people OF the
country are ready to approve a sweep
ing measure that will give them a
chance to adjust, properly distribute,
and suitably employ the people already
here before tho noodGatcs are. again
th""wn oron t. Eurotm's tccrntne
hordes II ouicosta oad Refugees.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-04
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
u. S, GOVERNMENT.

President. .....CRoyER CLEVELAND, NY
Vice-PrcSidcnt.. L. STEVENSON, lii
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-04
COUNTY OFFICEIss.
ELKO TOWNSHIP.

Iu7f'r OF tho Peace. N. Henley
Constable......... Il. Triplct,
.............J. A. Mcbride
SolCol asst eS i......-........h. ". IIehSul,
..Thos. IL Gnte'
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-04
Associate Justices.


T.. &. Senators ..... WIN. VI. Stewart
john jones
r. p. "a Con ;rcSs. .Fr-nuis q. Sewlands
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-17

TIE Times took so active a part in pre-
vailing on the city Council 10 establish
the new water gas plant, as 1t is called,
that it feels a keen interest in seeing that
plant a success. Complaint IS now very
generally made Of the gas which It fur
nishes and we are disposed to think. justly
SO. We are reluctantly compelled to admit
that It brings an odor into the house
that does not come from Ieaky pipes,
but that comes from combustion Of gas
that does not consume All Of its elements.
We are not, however, TO pronounce judg
ment against the new plant on this ac-
count-we are TO find out what is the
matter and endeavor to remedy the defect.
our own opinion (but we are Eot skilled
in the natter Is that the trouble arises
from the fact that we MAKE our gas out
Of naphtha that is not sufficiently pure.
But the important thing for Us TO do,
before We do anything else. is to find out
Just what is the matter, so that we can
correct the trouble.
The way TO do this is 10 have II investi-
gated by scientific men who know how 10
deal with it. The Times suggests that
the Council pass a resolution requesting a
/ commission consisting OF colonel Cutshaw
Major T.. r. -. Myers and our skilled
Coroner and Chemist. Or. Taylor to inves
tgate the matter and report what Il
necessary TO be done. a small tunC
should be put at their command ana
| when they report, we shall know just what
/ 10 do The Times mas no means or know
ing whether the gentlemen named vii
J serve. but they are all public spirited citi
/ zens and viii. no doubt, do it, and, wha
is the important thing, they have IN
/ technical knowledge that win enable then
10 find out the true cause OF the trouble
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-17

The company which runs our electric
cars has done 50 much for the city
that We are very reluctant to criticise II
at ALL But we are compelled 20 40 so IN
respect to one matter. There are not
enough cars run on the Main street line
at the hours when the great press OF
travel takes place-between two and
three p. Nj, for instance, and from
five to half past six. During the
latter period it is almost impossible
at times to get on the Main street
cars, and they are then as uncom-
Portable as possible.
Having said this much in derosaton OF
the company, we will now say something
in its interest. We understand that the
only reason the public is denied electric
cars Oh Broad street, and is confined TO
the antiquated mule cars, is the fact that
the car company has exclusive rights
under it's charter on Broad street and
| that the Council viii not grant 1t the
| right to propei its cars on Broad street
! by electricity unless it viii surrender
its exclusive rights. In our opinion the
| Council is totally wrong in this and the
car company is entirely right The
franchise is the companys property and
we have no right TO resort to any sort OF
! coercion TO make It give up property thai
is equitably and justly its own. The public
wants electric cars on Broad street, th'
company, we understand, is ready to put
| them there as soon as the Council viii
| grant il permission, and there is no reason
why the permission should not be granted
| We have no more right 20 demand OF thu
company that It shall pay for this permits
sion with its exclusive franchise. which is
! it's property, than we have 10 demand thai
il shall pay for 1t with money taken on
Of its treasury. If the pubic understood
that the Council was attempting to MAKE
the car company pay tor rhe right 70 ru
cars by electricity on Broad street tan'
that is what the Councils position
amounts to-, we think 1t would very sooi
make the Council understand that 1t wa
not rejecting public sentiment in II
course.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-17
"Elnr Chiffon.

e.,a ~ oo..o,, =, tune Is like great,
brilliant flower bed. Its Diooil . a.l,atts
the hollYhock, and has the - S-a.,.
popularity Of changing us ooioI a. a.
hour to hour. When IT hrst 49, :. a.
n pale straw color. I'm few hours II "
pure white; later IL is family pliik' anu
next morning rose color ~, @
er Is succeeded by trianguiai pou' ~
tanning In three cells the seeuS an 1le
three locks Of white down "iiOh ~
forth when the pod opens me ienst,,
ard fineness NJ this FIBRE or staple"
as it is called. determines the grace OK
the cotton. The "sea-island' or long
stapled cotton is vastly more valuable
than the short-stapled, which ls grown on
the upland. The best cotton In the World
is grown on Edisto island, soeth OF
Charleston the staple OF this Is nearly
two inches long.
Seen under a microscope Ne 49,"
fibres are ribbon-shaped ana not stIalsht
like flax, but twisted something IKE d
corkscrew. The best sea-island COTTON 10
in beautiful spiral springs thal i enc mem.
selves readily 10 spinnins' ih,S No0
ton is used only In the manulactuie u
the most delicate fabrics; In England
a single pound Of s. has been wrought
into 102G miles Of thread.
IL was at first thought that compress
sion would lnjure the staple Of the cot
ton: that the fibre would be broken OH
short, or the spiral screw, 50 necessary W 70
good spinning. be crushed nat 0ul IL
was demonstrated BY experiment tla !,
so far from injuring the staple IL Steiner -..i
to preserve Il. and since then the sIea.
desire Of the cotton-shippers mas peeh 70
get a. machine TO compress the cotton
as much as possible.--Blue and Gray ioi
November.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-17

The heIl-shaped skirt is rot 20 be as
carded. Its reign has been widespreau
and of long duration. 1t does away
with the modiste's futile attempt TO mari
n basque at over a great bunch OF tul-
moss ut the waist, and does not hlndsr
the wearer from taking a comioFlaule
sten. as the old-fashioned narrow shIt
did Trimming has travelled up ana do"n
these skirts. sometimes leaving theW en-
tirelv. and sometimes completely GOVERNS
them. Triple trimmings have been trleu,
fiounces -et at Intervals ana ho''I'oeo
overlapping one another. Many costumers
cling TO the hip trimming. But none OK
them are so popular as the sirgle hounce
or hand around the bottom Of the skirt
band Of fur or velvet Is the tavorlte
for winter.
A pretty light gray serge, which went 10
church last Sunday, was trimmed win d
hand Of block n,oire ribbon edged on each
eide with sable. An overskirt entirely
covered the underskrt In front but was
draped up 10 nothing in the back. IL also
had band OF. ribbon and fur rs tFlntilns.
Moe. OF the costumers start with VelVet
band or dounce around the bottom OF lne
skirt and drape the dress above this IN
ap,- v-av they choose. Sometimes they
finish the jncture Of the goods and vel
vet with embroidery. Much of the Trim
ming is in sections, running for snort
distance and being stopped in its course
by chouv. The dress illustrated IS Of sh ot
wool combined with green velvet. fhe
skirt is bell shaped. and trimmed with
puffs running diagonaly up from the back
ending I'm chouX.
The basque is velvet, long ih the back
and fastened in the front at the waist
with STRAPS run through little buckles.
Revers. which run down under the straps
| I'm little plalts, frame an embroidered plas-
| tron The hat has wide brim I'm front
which is caught up on the side with a
! buckle. Lace is draped over the brim,
| and Prince Of Wales feathers stand
| straight up I'm the back.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-17
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER II, 1898,
SIX PAGES.
MEETINGS TO-NIGHT.

washington Chapter. Masons, Masonic
Temple. ~,
Hines Lodge. X. Of r., Schiller Han.
Damon Lodge, x. Of T., Corcofah nan
Nvrtle Lodge, X. Of T., Central Han
Union Lodge, l. o. o. f. Odd-Fello"s
Han. ~. 81,
Unity Lodge, I. O. o. f., Powelis Hail
Opachisto Tribe, l. o. r. NJ, Cersiey 5
Hall.
n. Han. ..-,,.,,
Richmond Lodge. X. Of H., Elletts Han
Virginia, Lodge. Golden Chain Eilelt
Han.
New South Council, Jr. o. I. a. NJ,
Eighth and Hull streets.
Rescue Council, Jr. Q. u. A. NJ, Jr. o.
L. A. Nj. Hail.
Shockoe Council r. A., Central Han
Court No. 6S. Il. l.. Of A. owens han
Trinity Temple, /. Q. G. T., Central Han
Sidney Lodge /. O. 6. T., Belvidere Han
East end LODGE l. o. q. T., spring
field Hail.
Rlcvhmond Castle, X. G. T., Eagle Han
Lee Lodge. Golden Shore. Central Han
Company "a" First Regiment, Armory
X. e. Lee Camp. c. ", Lee Camp Hail
Fulton Lodge. Tonti, Powhatan Hail
Friendship Lodge. *. Of j., Toney's Haii
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-17
Where Cabinets Originated.

Since the formation Of our government
the respective States have been represent
ed the following number OF times IN inc
Cabinet positions: 10. ~,
Massachusetts, q; New York, 2Si Penn
svlvania. y; Virginia, p, OHIO j., Mary
land. 10; Kentucky, To- foi'heN, w -
Indiana Q. Tennessee. s; Georgia, s.; South
CaroIino s. Maine. 6; Delaware, .; III
cois G. Missouri. 3. Wisconsin, 8, Iowa, A.
New Jersey. 4. Mississippi, A; North
Carolina. 4: Louisiana, 3; New lamp.
shire, 3; Minnesota. g; Vermont, z; Wes'
Virginia. 2: Colorado, 1; Oregon l. Arhan'
sas. ]: Alabama, i; Nebraska l; -.
This leaves as mrepresented IN tht
Cabinet California, Florida, ldano
Kansas. Montana, Nevada, North DakoIa'
Rhode Island. South Dakota I e.N-ds
washington. Wyoming.-Blue anu Ofay
for November.