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To The WORLDS Fair

Save time and avoid the crowd in the
city by buying tickets over the 'Grca
Rock Island Route and stop of al
Englewood near the Wolds Fair gate
Electric line from the "Reck Island
depot direct to the gate. Time, tel
minutes Fare, five cents. You ca
check your baggage to Englewood and
avoid trouble and save expense, as
Englewood is in the great suburban
hotel district near the Far, and you cal
have your baggage sent to your quart
crs at once.
Remember, the Chicago, Rocl
Island Il Pacific is the Worlds Fail
Line for reasons given above.
JoHN SEBASTIAN,
jen'l Ticket and pass. agent, Chicag"
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The Hair. of tn. Head Numbered.

"Dr Wilson, well known English
authority" remarks the New York
Herald, says that the average num-
Der OF hairs to the square inch on a
human scalp is about 1000, and the
whole number of hairs on TIE scalp of
an adult is in the neighborhood of
100, 900. DIR. Walneyer asserts that he
counted, in the space of a quarter of
an inch, on the crown of d mans head,
s93 hairs, while he counted only 1875
In the same space on the occiput, and
s1l on the anterior part Of the scalp" "
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Married.

At the residence of the brides
the Rev. q. G.. Huntington, Mr..
John A. Cocker to Miss Jeanne
M. Patton. The contracting parties
took the train for Denver where
they will spend several days. But
few invited guests were present.
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Excursions.

Excursion rates will be made over the
ID. u X. G.. at one and one-fifth fare on
the following occasions:
Seven Day Adventists at Denver,
Aug. 30 to Sept. IL.
Women's Christian Temperance Union
at Boulder, Sept. 20.
ALEX. JACKSON, Agt.
Central Blk.
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Hobson'a Choice.

A financier of doubtful reputation
gave a grand ball. Dancing was still
going on at in the morning. As one
,f the guests was about to retire, the
nan in charge of the cloak room
handed him the first top coat that
,ame IN his way. But this is not
mine" mot yours2 / am very sorry.
It is the best one left" But mine
was new; perfectly new" "ohi the
aew ones have been all gone aimee
t2:s0."
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Half Rates to Denver via the
Rio Grande.
On Sept. Both and Oct. list we will
sell tickets to Denver and return at
A65. All tickets good returning up
to and including Oct sth. We extend
a cordial invitation to all Odd Fellows
and the public in general to use the
Rio Grande, our train service and
equipment are unequalled. Our Den
yer Flyers depart at 440 and $50 a m.
and 13O and 61s p m, Tickets on
sale nj Union depot and Grand Union
Ticket Office. Central Block
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HOME PRICES.

C.H. Quackenbush a Son submit to
you the following partial list oil prices
to which your attention is respectiuii'
called and they ask you To compare IL
with the prices of any other iirmin th's
portien OF Colorado.
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PUEBLO MUSIC HOUSE.

Pianos, Organs, Sheet music,
books and all kinds of nu uSical
merchandise. Tuning, repair
Ing, boxing and moving pianos
and organs. c
322 Santa Fee Ave.
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AS far ms rates, equipments, time
se'''ee anu oblging servants are con
cerned the Missouri Pacific is up.u,.
passed ny any line running into Pusbls.
The city ticket office is at the upio.
venue bridge depot. Telsph one ie,
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"Believe me, | am passing light
in spirit.'-hine Henry ~
Why? Because my money is in
the Central National, and is safe.

the IGntrdl NaIlOudl, anu Is ,dic-
Miss Jeanne Hadden will return
from her extended visit in the east
next week,
IL. C. Miller X Co for full weights
and measures and the finest line of
groceries.
City Attorney Lennard attended
the peach day ceremonies at Grand
Junction Thursday.
c. II. Quackenbush X Son for all
the freshest vegetables and melons
in the market.
The Bessemer bakery for the best
of everything kept in hrst-class
bakery 1t leads.
| The Bessemer bakery for bread,
pies, cakes, doughnuts and con-
the best.
! The INDICATOR acknowledges tn
receipt of many subscriptions this
month and thanks those who have
paid up.
George Wightman of 1885 Routt
avenue left Wednesday for Port
land, oregon where he expects to
remain.
The denizens of Dagotown are
growing sportive and spend much
of their spare time in hunting
rabbits.
Miss Katie and Harry Moran have
| gone to the Worlds Fair. Harry
will go on to Pittsburg before re-
turning home.
Should f. P. Hawke get the NOM
inati0n for the assessorship he will
not have to depend upon republican
votes for his election.
Bob Ross, f. II. Harris and J. 5.
Craig left for Chicago via st Louis
last Tuesday and will spend a
couple of weeks al the Fair.
| Never rip, never wear out
What?
Jeans pants you buy from the
Besssmer Mercantile Co.
]. b. Jones, Mac Kuntz, William
Van Brunt, Mike Burke and Il. J
Harris are serving as jurors in
Judge Elwelrs court this week.
Henry Schatf and family left
Tuesday last for Clyde, Mo, whore
relatives of both live. Mr. Schat'
will take up the carpenters trade
there.
DR.. e. A. Gregg of 200 South Union
avenue is a popular dentist with
the people of Bessemer. His pop
ularity lies in the superiority of his
work.
ID. l.. Evnon has returned from a
short visit to Beulah where he has
been recuperating. He has been
very sick from an acute attack of
aggravated dyspepsia, but has i'm
proved.
Policy playing is all the go with
seems to be with them. This is "A
rare instance where more money is
coming into the town than is going
uut OF it.
An order for 80 coal car wheels
for the new mines near Crested
Butte is being filled at the foundry.
The preparatory work is going on
but the wheels will not be cast for
couple of weeks.
sam McCowen, the travelling man
ager of the street ear company was
in Bessemer "Wednesday seeking
Information preparatory to the
cancellation of passes bestowed
upon last years council and its city
officers.
c. NJ. Morris has joined the
contingent of Bessemer repre-
setatives on the boarders of the
coveted Cherokee strip. He will re-
main some time and will report how
the other adventures from this
town will come out
\. b. Chase has gone to the
Cherokee strip to witness the fun
and to assist his boys who started
through by wagon a couple of
weeks ago. Mr. Chase will probably
imbibe sons of the enthusiasm and
try his luck with the rest
We sell EN-, toe.
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The Missouri Pacific Ny Reduc-
ed Hates.

The Missouri Pacific Ny Reduc-
ed Hates.
10 ,hichso and ret, ss2.ss
~ LOUIS 27.85
,h'c"po one way rnte l7.9
., LOUIS 1878
kansas city and ret good 30 days con-
Kansas city, Lenvcnworth, Athisnn, an,
st Joseph one way, 1918
The Missouri Pacific is the only line
offering choice of two routes over it,
own rails to Kansas City, St Louis.
Memphis and Little Rock. For reliable
information ms 10 routes and rates
either railroad or steamship. mans
guides, timetables and descrintiv.
pamphlets-please call on or address
the undersigned. Sleeper berths re-
served and baggage checked at ,h,
Missouri Pacific depot, Union avenu.
bridge, or at the Union Depot.
WIN. Hoco. agent
Telephone 1911
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Better Train service on Sante
Fc Route"

BY the change in time on June 25tL
the Santa Fe route put on II new train
for Colorado Springs and Denver,
leaving Union depot at 5:l0 p IN. and
No. @. the fast vcstibuled express will
leave Union depot for Kansas City and
Chicago at 1913 p. IN. instead OF II
p. m. The Santa Fe route has mere
trains between Pueblo and Kansas CITY
End Chicago than all the other lines
put together and saves you from feurf
to ten hours in time. The special;
Worlds Fair Limited is the proper
train to take to Chicago. Go to the.
city office for tickets and information,
+ b. SEAwRIamr,.
City Pass. and Tickle. Agt..
p. S. The A. T. g. s. f. r. II. is ths
only Pueblo line running on its own
taack all the way to Chicago. u fact
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Leave Pueblo at / 1 20 II, m. or IL 90
II. III. via Rio Grande Canon City.
Arrive Cripple Creek 73o p. III.
through tickets 4 40.
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Attention Men.

Good working pants SO cents.
Good pair pants Sl00. Good pair
shoes $l.0O.
Where?
Bessemsr Mercantile Co., of fcourse
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Notice Of General Election.

| Section Of An Act entitled An Act to sub
init to the qualified electors of the state the
| question of extending the right oi suffrage tn
| women of lawful age and otherwise qualified
according to the provisions of Article seNcn'
Section of the Constitution OF tol"rado' af-
! proved April :. lsa3 provides as follows;
| SEC.3 3. 1t shall he the duty of the secretary
I OF state to Issue his proclamation or notice To-
the electors of said general election and 10 give
| notice Of the submission of said section one u
| to the qualified electors uf the state for Their
anprnyn al or rejection, and to print direct Ia
he printed upon the Official ballots, used in each
county OF the state at said election on separate
| lines the words:
| "Equal suffrage approved and the words
Equal suffrage not approved"
| And those voting ut the said election, who ap-
prove said section one of this net shall place in
ink n cross or " upon said ballots opposite to
| or in the margin of the words: "Epun. sun
rage approved and those voting at said cleo
mon wS 40 or PSa an ene .sa sS Sa" i
| TO or in the margin of the words: Equal suif
| rage not approved and the Secretary "f state
| shall cause said proclamation or notice herein
| before referred To to he published III at least
one news spaper OF general circulation IN cach
county ~ such there be- for three ta) months
| ur. yi1u- to the next general election aud said
pruclamation. by the secretary of state, aud
the voting on the said question Aforesaid, by
the qualified electors 81 the state shall be
drcmed and considered by all the courts nl TINS
-tate 4 submission of said section one oi thi-
act to the qualified electors for approval or re
lection within the meaning of the state con-ti-
tuition.
given that n general errtiuu Will be held on
thr seventh day Of November, y. H. 1S!rl, at
which time there viii he submitted to the quail
idcd electors at said election for their adoption
or rejection, section one u of said act aiOrc-
said giving To women the right Of suffrage in
the state Of Colorado. which section one ~ l.
a- follows:
SEC /. That every female person shall be en-
titled to vote at all elections. In the same man
nei in all respects as male persons are, or shall
be entitled 10 vote by the Constitution and laws
of tbis state, and the same qualification to
age. citizenship and time Of residence in the
state, county. city, ward and precinct, and all
other qualifications required by law to entitle
ma !e persons to vote shall be required To entl-
tile female person. To vote.
Is TESTIMONY WHEREOF have hcre,intO set
my hand aud Ncd the Gaeat seal of the state
of Colorado at the city of Denver, this 'th day
of August \. D. lsh3.
SELsoS o. MCJLEEs.
lsEALl secretary Of state.
t.ft
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c. H. QuackenbuSh { Son
BLACK SMITHlNG,

horse shoeing and repairing shop
Satisfaction guaranteed. shop open
from a. m. till p. IN. No BOB
Northern Ave. Bessemer.
MURFREE * EDWARDS.
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Absolutely, q. L. L. GAM & co
offer tho greatest inducements in
Clothing TO be found In the city.
Take nebody's word.
Investigate for yourself.
You will b convinced.
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THE LAND OF SHOES!
New England is the home OF shoe factories and
Weymouth Is one OF the oldest and best known towns
WHERE SHOES ARE MADE.

Naturally, shoes can be bought cheapest there. but
what we want Ladies to know is that We Will sell
them shoes by tho single pair through our mail order
department.
Send a Postal Express money order OF Postal
Note for s. go and We will mail you pair of Fine
French Finish Dongola Boots, Opera Common
Sense toe with or withou, tips and perfect in style,
fit and wear better boot than you are accustomed
to buy for "a go The good qualities of this boot will
be a genuine surprise to you Sizes run from to $,
widths {, ID, E. and EE
Address n. d. CANTERBURY x CO, East
Weymouth, Mass.
TO get other kinds OF shoes such mems children
a, factory prices II they will write Just what they
want and enclose stamp for reply
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READ THESE PRICES:

100 lbs fine potatoes ...-,..-.'-'' ~ ~
100 lbs rising sun flour ...,--.--.- W
100 Colorado patent flour r...-,, 10 ! 20
Armour Packing Co. ham per Id 70
10 lb pail Pixies Peak pure lard - 10 10
8 lb pail Pixies Peak pure lard ~
. ID can roast beef -.- ..'.. ~
| 9 ID package schumacher, .......-,
cracked wheat or rolled wheat 10
package mncemeat. ...........'' ~ ~
y gal. Golden Eagle syrup ...,--...5o ~
y gal. Gold medal syrup. ID -
y gal. New Orleans syrup zee. %
package Kingsford corn starch. ~
package lElastic starch ...----,..- ~ ~
3 packages Gloss starch .,..,--..-' -
. cans California peaches ..-.--.... 80
' " grapes ...,...- '. 10 -
| Damson plums .... 10
| green cages. ...... 10
/ egg plms ,... ...-.. 10
Gold Drop plums 10
| German prunes ...., 10
. . 10 cans Anderson's apple butter -
cans Anderson's jam ,..-...,.. oO
= Id can blackberries .-....-.. ~
| , lb can peas ....-....-..- ----.- ~ ~
can cream deep sugar corn ~
. > 10 can Dumbar's Oyster -..-.- %
. . lb can Bahama Pine apples =
cans Cupid tomatoes --.......r. 70
6 bars White Rose soap .-...,, -
6 bars White Russian soap ..... %
{. H. QuackenbuSh & Son
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PUEBLO SAVINGS BANK.

s,,,., maid in --.... ...... 5000
snrn,us .............. .......-.. 800
Alva Adams, president; John \. Thatcher
vice president; Chris Wilson. cashier NJ. y
Thatcher, W. l.. Graham, j ] Pochon, j.
Carlile, II. \. sloan, Geo. j. punhnuHh- al
rectors.
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We sell EN-, too.
What?
Shoes-Shoes-at lowest cash
price. Bessemer Mercantile Co.
The Pueblo Press says the county
commissioners are in a quandary
about what they shall do with the
! Alabama negroes who want trans
portation to the south. That's easy
enough; turn them over to th'
watchful care of Supt. Robinson OF
the steel works.
Subscribers who fail to get th'
lINDICAToR regularly should make
complaint at this office and cor
rections Will he made in the delivery
of the paper.
See Dr. G. A. Gregg of 200 soutf
Union when you need any worl
done in the dentistry line. Teetl
extracted without pain by the use o
dens anti-poena
Joe Murphy who was once identi
fed with n Bessemer newspaper ant
who tried the fortunes of the Yves
for a couple Of years is now il
Bainbridge Ohio, having bought GU
the Paint Valley Patriot, and las
week greeted the people with his
salutatory. Success to ]. NJ.
John r. Robinson will shortly
. leave for the east where, after some
preparation he will go to Africa n
missionary. He has had thi:
cause in view for several years and
is now about to take the important
step.
r. W. Lynch has Just received a
large supply of wall paper, paints
oils and glass. Persons desiring
any of these articles will do well
to call at his store on Summit
avenue as he is selling cheaper than
any house in southern Colorado.
City Attorney Lennard will have
Reporter Lewis of the Chieftain be-
fore Judge Willauer on the charge
of creating a disturbance at the city
hall Wednesday evening, the afore-
said reporter having said in the
presence of n number of bona fide
citizens that County Assessor Wal
pole had his Opinion Of the way his
opponents were working. The
presence of Marshal Shay alone
prevented bodily injury.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-09-16

THE PUEBLO WATER WoRKs
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Latest IN NY orid's-

jen'l Ticket and pass. agent, Chieag"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-10

general rule which applies to all business
that the careless, the slovouly and the i'm.
provident are miserabIy poor.
A common-souse farmer supplies his
family table from the farm, his thrifty
helpmeet looks after the smaller indus.
tries and uses the proceeds for the little
luHuries that 60 to enrich her life. In
answering tho question, docs farming
payT' the farmer that really wishes to
calculate his profits should remember
that his farm pays the board and lodging
of bis family. This Is not always counted
and every business man In town, especial
ly men on salaries, knows that this Is
an expense which often taxes his best
energis to meet. Il pays in the health
aud morals Of his sous, and in the woman
ly virtues Of his daughters. 1t pays In
the growth and increase Of his stock,
in the better condition of his land, and
last, because most valuable, although per-
haps least priced by him, it pays in a
calm, restful life, void Of the struggles,
the disappointment, the sleepless nights
and haunted days Of men engaged in this
mad race for money.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-10
rRoUnLE AHEAD.

Herctical teaching In the Baptist uni
yersity OF Chicago threatens TO lead 10
rumpus, beside which the row in the
Presbyterian church with DIR. Briggs was
trivial
Prof, Dummond. one OF the uniyersi.
tvs most distinguished professors, an
nounces his belief, with Darwin, that men
are the descendants of monkeys. Not
only does he believe this, but he teaches
1t to his classes. He believes in the
monkey and will stand by him and honor
him US worthy ancestor
Daptists don't believe in such fool
ishncss, and they will not stand any
'p:onkeyng' of this kind ON the part
OF oe of their educators. The orthodox
Baptist parent who earns that an educa.
tional institution founded aud maintained
Ia part by his money Is Installing in the
minds Of his children a belief that God
didn't make Adam out Of clay "in the
image Of God,' and then throw the new
made man into deep sleep and fashion
a woman out of his rib, is pretty certain
TO raise disturbance about 1t.
frot' Drummond may be man Of the
strictest integrity, but he is in the wrong
place. No man who dlsbelieves the Bible
Is ut teacher in a UNCONVENTIONAL school
where the Christian religion Is the basis
of instruction. To teach that the human
race had Its beginning in the very lowest
forms of animal life, and that mankipa
owNs It's present existence aud perfection
of Organism to no higher agency than
that employed by itself through natural
selection Is TO discredit the Bible, and
especially the book of Genesis. A man
may honestly believe all this aud be none
the worse man for it; but when he gets
to that way of thinking It is time for
him to resign his position If he Is a
teacher in school that processes fairh
IN the Bible. $50"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-10
IsournEnN pRoGnEss.

A worry creditable shaving of prorress
a WY ueuieap'e sNONAhh VI Pi"sAe'
| In industrial matters In the South during
the week ending Get y Is presented '. ,,i
,ho noI,,uore Ntonnf,c,urers, Record Of
that date. Although the financial stua-
ton has not improved as much as dcsir-
- ,'.,.,,a.,,,., tn, ,,,, for,ni,, comma.
OF prosperous uines "
mics for the purpose Of developing the
na,r.ot ,s,sorrc,s ~ ,,,is section Many
existing manufacturing plants which had
- .,,,.,...t,,. I,,,,,so of business
eeaseu Vpei""ons pV'N.se -
a,a 1850 go ana nnnbcr ara arrana.
ing to commence work again In u short
- Nt,,.t.4r.I t,,r,,ro,,.pts ia Tho
une' Muhlelp'i 4ulPi''ei"'n'' -
way OF lighting plants and water systems
s. ,,r,,ioctod a, sevnral rities. and A
are proJectcu III scNt'" '''s'' ""N
number of lumber mills, canneries, coal
mines, tobacco factories ana other inuus.
tries are being built. The erection of
l,gi,,ss houses and residences is also
business houses anu I ma'-'.N r.. ",s
D''"s 'u.n( ,,s .,'a -, cnpcerns of the
tnlhs some OF VIC '"'sei
week:
McOlellmyllle, 81 ST1c3ipe Jou si i'"
'9 H'ili,ilg'is ann Mei,Gpofe Milling com.
nquy ,r,,n r,tr leo co,pnonv
Alprireesboro penp'-O'! 'ee e'''P''''
lcs, lnt,V9l9 a.. NO, Stool. comnany. brouin
lialletis'ille, -9'oeN COMPANY ''''''
factory ,, p..t.... u,t,,,sbtu,, nam.
llllsDor9, nA..he s,,an,ocGoo
pnny Wlh'"h 80 80 Grnv. cnrnnany
n9niHt9 g,,cp sio6 U An ''V''
Betkleys, NA'-hslhM! uNI .'u'u 49, 80
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-10
THE ROMANCE OF MoDFf,N WAR.
FARE


Modern writer's who prhcss 10 hnu IN
euFFent events no theHe worthy their
genius II hey nave f'he quick discern
menl OF prescott Of aa irving cannot
i'i' 10 discover u Tue 9pnn,orus recent
u1ivnSv oi mems " iea' o, h'rol'ih Una.
"isA' nc an i"sp'iS'iou' Even % feau
Wv, wv -g 49, d, -, II vou9s uns'O'neu from
M ~ 80, = "A '"'n,ub we pasos u.
S., I 'V ,..n. :" ""''u .n' nus' oi
$500 sa '. ~ van w 'O'hv uown On
sn W. " - - ',. " ',i W. Hsnt'ns
-, ~ -, ~, .u,', '''u,'' anu 'aF'' nOho''
~ ~ ua"sel wv Hu''io'r,'
iuu' ~ ho'n''H proso'V III inc rectal
,an,a.,j ,hn ~, 40 ' sa'''5Yu' w"'i'
and IT, ssu,aa 80 "NI u'" Noors
bars.,.aa a,,,s a,ati ",n' u"uu vi
doa,h ~, d,snar 800 ss .' a., ap'p"Vius
hsrss,'a,s 49, os ~" S,s u''olsa'''@eu
m,nasd 40 ns h,a'a a..a. " 10 ~ re rs re-
~ 49, ,',, - S S ~ tn' mrs
wv, Ho,s "ho uro'e IRON SPAN the IN
FADING hoor'' VINO now In their turn as
san ih' spaniard IN Morocco to which
'her ancestors relreated'
Nor was the exhibit of courage solely
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-10
TEXAS SETTINGS.

The wafer famine at sherman is over.
Georgetown will have electric nghu
about January /.
The new Medina county court house al
Hondo City Is completed.
brass baud with thirteen members has
been organized at Kennedy.
The volksfcst parade at San Antonio last
Saturday was over a mile IN length.
A petition for an election to abolish the
corporation Is in circulation at Nacog'
doehes
The forty-second meeting Of the Cherokee
Baptist association meets at Jacksonville
next week.
The gin OF Cory Il snowden at Nesbit
was destroyed by IRE. Loss, 5000; iusur-
ance. 5000
The Sam Jones tabernacle at Paris, with
seating capacity OF bout 5000, has been
completed.
Regime Blla, on trial at Locllhart for the
murder Of his wife last August, has been
sentenced to hang.
Five thousand pounds of red fsh, the re-
suit of one days selnlng were recently
shipped from Nelasco to Galveston,
Cotton IN the fields at Jacksonville WIS
badly injured by a wind and rain storm
which visited that city last Thursday.
The 6.year-old son OF II. A. Gound. living
near Blahco. picked 100 pounds of cotton
between sunrise and sunset one day last
week.
Willie MCGEE. who fell under the wheels
OF a freight ear at Houston while attempt.
ing to steal ride has since died OF his
injuries
The Santa Fe shops at Tyler are again
running on full tiue. On account of the
large amount OF work an increase In tue
force is expected.
w. H. Ellis, a negro, who was put of OF
Pullman car while en- route from sau
Antonio to Laredo has brought suit against
the Pullman company.
sam StOckbrigc, house painter OF La
redo was thrown 10 the ground by the
breaking Of ladder, aud his right leg
was broken in two places.
Louis Gircaui, chief engineer of the
Velasco Terminal railway, was thrown
from hand car near elasco and so seri.
ously injured he may not recover.
William A. Reuss aged 20 years, who
Killed his mother four years ago by strik-
lug her In the head with an nx. and was
declared insane, died In the pooE-house at
San Antonio Saturday.
John lIonnell q Guadalupe county farm.
er, living near Luling, fell from his wagon,
the wheels of which passed over him
breaking his leg In two places, SO that
amputatl0n was necessary