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fr,ly well, hut nood l,,n /. taaly uece.

fntiy wen, bu, good ran Ia tadly uccN.
| ~ ra.o--N. y, f,nc: Evnry'h,,g ,.rcet-
| y iotr~tvl by tho week $ moisture, Much
| ines divert I'd
rgorcsylilc. u. W. i,rrrins,cu; Another
wfVk OF dry weather and ihc drouth "
a few more DAYS Of dry wsr,hcrr vii vii
greatly damage the crT In thr section.
Tho droulh oul the corn ,'cr down %
ncSyiii" < M''K,M: late ccp,cp nerd
ina ra.n Some rrpcr's that ,-eily planted
cutlon shows remarkable ,rnitaee.
hut m's ,s ,s,s@ ON Nah S , %aac
ding Showers IN eonc rarts of she
county, bn, wcrc Nsht and of no hcncnt
Runes~ R,@nc,s s TIPS: Another week
| of dry aud warm wra'hcr. witch hsn
not added any prospect Tor 4 large cot.
ton c~cn bM rather cni II down, Cos
iircnhan,--J q sloan, a very d,stn.c.
| ,ivs Jtnuth -tn iniite
Richmoni !. tanda,' weather voty drs
and causing ronsd rattle droprnr Vt cot.
tom spi,rcs. also vcry had ON vorn which
is only about hnlf crop, t.eh; showers
on he 9Th
Nu,al-i O. Edgar. Isou,n SIN CON
,lines. C%tcl IL beginning 10 aun.t and
much ot a has blocmel " liant ilc,m
Grass u burning up Very last. sorghum
,.nr to- short
rwoh,g j o. nnsm.riry Vegetation ia
all wDcd W Some early corr mad, a
halt crop, Cotton shedding hallN anal
Nhn, Li,n,n. shtr,, ara. nn ti,r nl,u. ai,
,int No tnr
San Nntnii,o $ II rtannr,; showers
y.,, v.r, rx,ni, ,,isi ,th,itcl and We, lu,
in,ht i, In ~ material b.rciu to ,ro,,s.
Mot, rain badly nreiri
.. "A nrr,n.n,,, ,,n,ao, To- dang ,uodr,u,,.
ia a I'll nav I'M ,s,,, needed
k,s,vt,lr,'u Cnna,4n. Lanai ,hun1,,
showers ron IN dire,rm portions ~ ia.
count,. which .rn,onrh.d near tho sta
,'n,,
nraa ~ II cohh. corn .,ou, dr,el
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rcus,ll. July i s,uc rar,s Of rr'r
copn'> had a good rain last nIsh
Hughes spruss. rass NonniS Thy
,rruth In this suction N.i. not Affected
cotton vet ,'om IL ttaliy raiHed from
from llolnh
san saba. Jul, 6 showers hnsy fAliyn
~ srNrrli igesliise 81 ihY ce",,H ,ne
past wrrk hu, not enough to MI tho
"a ks aud wan the hrapche~,
Kns,ntS. Ju,N :; No ra,u hvr' yet
10 agn rfr ANY this motn'ns so"l ram
foil at tntrm and led,io NfHirida, even.
ing nhou, ton milcs ~upth 81 k'Nanhy
Whaitvn. J,,iv .hc weather cor the
last ftw DAYS ,,A losn Insult ic,nhiy wn'ni.
Rain ia N,aN n.taoa hut rs"el''N ail'i
w.tcgmclenN ntv W"uuthl NiHrr" "iN
ngs ate not an prolin. as esi Hr@>o
lasilana lcn,iiAnd county l1fr'" nsiT
,-,rn 4 ,,,ip-rd dtsastr M dioutis 81 titis
~ 'slon. hut cotton has not hr,n wNp9sh
l.rtn, deal II c.,t'.su. Farmers eenr'ali>
pantAi ever.
Victoria. Juiy D., good vain 81 reith
or y cta,e h th.e ,oun'y NcN'o7iaf. and
N other psrta II ihr COUNTY N"imi'h-
ktaudiu: iho Mvorshir rf"4t-cis. Only a
lighi shaver fcil ~ tuwu
nron>,,n, lun 4 AT los, ~ IONS. dry
spnil has becn broken % THIS ~ .iN'1.
,,hovtr> lu lin-'rnt rerinns nf he San
&, hsy. hrcn falling Tor TN past q" 'r
,hr'c DAYS tnd last cv"ans 'N'fr ""s a
vd shower irsro.
iunaia July Another rS'H IAN ioll
h,,r b,st liant which VIII hr 81 nre.'
l,,ncut 4, ihe ro',on and i,,isio 'r"ps-
" hil, TN ogrn crNi ~ hhtN uam tsrd iA
ife zee AT druulh thrtN Ntl h' nuVh
hu,t.i NitA than Ma "Np'1sod nif'Ni D
iass Asaf
i,sa.,,a Juh 1h f. h,s hs,7 a
s.ird ram sra the n,rft 'n iAt' at ih'
cupntN MIA ,ho eNc"pu'N. 80 sM
81 wri sn thN "a th a. Was '""'' a.. i'iH
ht4r since NAV Tho ,ni nn aiil r~-
uRins .tfsr tiu tn Ni'l' Mil N'' a
nrhf,r .u account 10 thH iHn-h
tlnau inb dtpsuh of cism
vr.A. .anio 80 m vad ,r-n ''ifN Niit a
.f,4tN f,in of nit hour duration W fiiN
lN not on0ueh fnr Al m'1.so'- flis
.,th f.llnNed the Hlrir~i A''A cotton
ana ir-airrs r4fr NJ TIC potato ,fep.
Wrfm and sulirv thir neH0 ~ H-
,iisstion. 10 rnnrr reiH icts, The ttf tyrs
sff ruw W lr,ifrf HiH filH tna prospects
arr if'i "a E's~hpN
isali,nsrs. Runn@is ,Nurn nunuR tao
| tss-rus innlth. ,oi'en p'H hN'A ~ H''N
arA w. ~ eru,ial fttf nNc irNl :. 4
ti.,spr.,ta eAc,~>inEn good Al hH'r at
| rrapa wil st.nt SfaN'h ~ ihis country
much i,uirl ihsr IA wsgi Nihvt pAf,A 81
| ,n,' Stat. ,'o'tnr would ~NNrf Nn' h'flv
| n " N,A az iucre raiu fos two ~ 'wh>
| r., anunc parts AZ s'ir .eunN Mhctt war
| vsr> s,,ni 81 othc yefi@ Inc ~ Mar
| small THE duRrfN al wheat ia f'Nt'l ~.
{ nN.rartnH Htout ul r"auas p"i hishel
/ LAKE cSir. of SORGHUM. Aisi wsis' -.
/ .sAaN srafN iohnson grass aiiA ul"Ht
| viii No rviaed l'he eumuici tsins haN
! 81 $50 aud further suWgriAg tor ram =
/ 10, pfcl,ahlo a vor> tnnn rain fr'l last
| niyls
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yoNhrM LOCAL NOTES,

yaakum. rc>ss Jnl, ii9ir summer
normal. Il. T. Scott ccndac'ur or-,nesl
l,on yesterday gNsusns vita ,~en'y
trachcra eneissa
Hcv. y. Y ,a,~vrll ~ Comrades hes"n
ii rrn,,nc,ryi nscts,.s heir lssi night. ~
,c,itinne se0pt ten day.
lN,, csNstns II thl. progressive iiN" cttN
viii rtsn =, hts ss3inhi ,tion hrtr 20 III
.S,h ~ hcnat 1t she v't> : nnuh hr's.inA
several hundred nrii.rs In rash has h'aN
.uhas-r4hs.i and Abr ossraslen win t'r 'nadN
ers 81 TIA, grsndrss tho cll, has rNrf Ne'
ct,cn piin ~ ihn Features ~ tho 9.-'st'Ni -
Nm b. MI, FIVE nsrbccur. 81 safit,arnt
magnitude 60 fe'ri s",'sal 'h,us"Na i"co-
ale
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NV 'il"nue flrdNunr.
v Polk arnrfai frcigh, ascut of
'Nn SNnin Fc, with headquarters a. uai-
VS. 90, wAa w thu witty cn sunday. Nj.
l'olk wan IN route Is " humr. RItet
hoNinn h'rn iu hu East u aeSrrai dnNa,
!" 'l.m u,,t imuhfiRu ~ luad u,fisr-
bn" rt thsr- unNrts H. genera ~ Snn.
rcsrd To- H. Tho appp m 'u'ui OF strw
Wou,ral ma ntger u Is pupyoy 81 ihnt MIR
l'cii Naa uur'cd 'hi% ppNliinn hy hts man.
avtm,n'. nnd tina, n. NJ opted T., tnNnrh
'o 10 urc IN this c'N all l,c mtkr d
Nihirnri lo tbs rprAt MI l. liz htA u
hos of fri,uaa h-r, w'io VII H. gind y
hear at the rnd fortune wht'h hrs Ne
taliun him
Tho ierrri II railroad c'rNia wsn thnt
thr p itiOn at urnvthl fiviuhi purn' u
~ -" "ncrci 10 NJ, Matt loyt, tvs iH.al
representation nf tli' company II t.
ru~pcct'd thi; tina cuiviHl uotnra,lrn NJ
Nj l'uliia ,prnin, rnn, 10 th, 'ni r ru 81
frn"tal reuanri viii he given Nnt ~ ~
Rhrrl time
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r., rrr,ne~.r y Nfol thsi ie ifs-
ii,uikNi lF,wHtii.
s,l, Ainaiut, rr>,e ini, fhr 'iu
Anton, ans ,;nlf si,n' railroad MorN
o,cii ,pqa i,us. rrnuns nNm iW- ''N
,n spsnr,Ysn Sip,pr. Ma s,id iedsN N
ti. rI.,Ntr. lrH' frifsN nnN"' HiAN'
,, I'm, aniN haarr wa~ r"c,t
i,lnr,n,u Mhn nd NN"" tho MAXIMUM
n>.t n, ihu ,hArt AiHi iNo lHsA ""N
hl'n, hoa hswr N Nnu ,.,r, ,,,
Nan-DN NWtm p"NiF' whn hNht wa.
,,nI NnYna,, purtl'snrs phsi tllo> wNnd
hU, inv iin NTH the ns,d
NJ, isr,ssl,,m nar wnpi tomorrow W
a,dnn 90 qN tgi whose sniolHr' y" rM'.
,in.s,t tNo i,v,pl tiN Is ls l"'toNrt. nov
r,or iha ihr pN'irs" wsr ~ me N'lN
i'Al etccAholdriS nuilnis, John Ireland
Il he, 10, VAR rrirrl nenutci h',
shai, he announced ,hsi he waf 'rAiN q
rccrivr tlis IN ,orrllanve Win ne reNtN ~
lNier AN thai ~ ~ ~ ~ hsn sN,
usr.,s. fnf uir ,,rilaissi~ nrosrnt ~ nifrr
aiN l,,n = suM mo~ NRN 60 scn thu
r-tj - ! hr2r 7r, "t l"' ih'r e'HnAh'
"',, hnna,g AMI NfN iheuaAnl aol.
A,ta~ rcsra4iii VII nron. hors'uem
~ ,n, .rtret ,i,N NNN said the ias'riNc.
,rn,.,s an, oan oNer any m9r'f n uot
IN" mad " II h,, sria ~ ,hr Mdirr " thAt
a,ncuni lle waited anh rallna asaiN,
mne,un, tslis,u Wimm nav,s, ~ por
arnt and Memorial manager cf thr raa ~,
ealca ~ N, i'crtrll ana requested rct.
m'rs'el ., p"~ ,.s,sm' i, W. ,al9 +
Mn, 4. Nsrn The pnlAN thai ihr ra.'e W
whloh lhis nrirl heH lec'' mate NsN h,Nn'
Ncrn ifnt go ne q W WV nr ~
Ma n,rA has h,rn lulh n'. ami TX rnp.
ain h.. iocn paA rer amt 'hs' ,h's '.'o
* hring ,Naar gov 5 hr wntff.' ana ! Nm
b .N. IT, a
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A.snn M nAaNllNn

n,,unon,. VcNsA l~l, : 'rnr '>M h>ien
,n,p a,.,e a. e n'clcch today
,suH,a ,po des,ruet ON 10y iro OF '"c os''n,
. .,,.t,.,,,.N a, Mr. - It WcvNvs IN
n,..nt,,,4,. ~ me- ciN ard '-'i'ueN II
49,. ,.,.,n ininroa Mn Grooves, s,"a'
IL ,,,s o.rioslen as "It M :. sn.Ns"s AZ
wv, L. s.,s,in.r into ihr Si"Nc ir-riNoir
Mh"n ! drn M en a not ,NH'e VI iisM
An .>rlusien ,a,lnws'd. ana mslAN'N Ntt
,1,..cA 80 ,toiilns VA "a iish'f, S,nN
Nt,,f,, .,ut az tho ~ it,'rN ami rinre-b IN
H. n .,S,,rt ,rss,vc,p, '~, lstrf" ne ran'e.
y ere V>tsen'~h'd the 'seh y" ne, WHY
-, a., .,,rA.st ia SrNrisi ia -. ana 81 "
,,,,sl ina, hr, injuries n,aN wnNn iata
l'hr ,siAeseu ~ Nc FAsn'nn ,an 70. .he
nul,tnn ~ rrc. ami y horS hrNrnd tho
.,n er ter wa,er wcihs thr house, -
wei A. p,aples sns cp'he.tor Mas nurnee
90 ,rv sr,und The e'ldNS Wa lnrrrd
81, ssseS sni tho furniture fcr SsN es,n
r,l..,,es neirs ~ the hssish Am'rtes.
--.-a..-a.-S $780,.
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Nlt,, rc,h wen, ~ Galveston >cStri
ha, cu nus''le-s nt the Cav S'r''r' "aSo'
riAtVn
" tae.Au,,. cp.-rator in thu audit
oi'e rfiico ei ,nc central VIII hl"d ga"
sUumcr ~ 'lAorfdo
q 4 lt,sta. tiavcl'nk irieu aErn, ~
,i, llou, .ri aut rcNar tcnirHl Mas Az
h,a.sinualtcrs No>lerlHN
W l'iam Nurray southwestern r~er
tuturf ts,ut ot lite iiiin-d> tratii with
hsAd0Na,iri~ a. Sow tticnnH, ,e 40 tow a.
Il a. G.u'tr. traNcine rarscns~i arcni
~ ~, llnusirN aiA lc>sr 'rnttai anN -.
: lNAh Neulmr tclat agent az lci W e'h
al III, ~ Narfh And l'nnNri NVnt MOI IN
vr.tcplay mornr,R thry STATED MornaN
ntrht. hui crnANl vl'wh saie~ and r"si
psii,d .hgf usn unhl tlN ~ NJ 'iH'n
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HYDROLOGIC

HcKk ncilNillc Texas. Jlsly pseo, ~
the resiaerrr VI hvr nnthei Mrs Hott-
i-aun urk in ha 45th year al her axe.
WILSON NskinArv TeNas. July ia.
= NilN9a tni ,nFp, years lronnn snS
hnssiicHs mau ~ thiS ciev aita Ao~lt,dav
~ ntir iAiiute 40 WAS a leading O. H..
,oiurado
MAltE1T -Wtyan. ToNas Jni, 9~.A,isy
h"ua M,r't' aRud Is died ~ she hou,, OF
hvf par1hs Ia THIS ~tN yesterday alter
nvon a, : - clock The ,.,n.,ius were l.aeu
% Sriinrs county to-day ~ lnreriunnt ~,
lle iamllN butA,lils ntouna az llnkrN
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erneN cNEarNNr SCHEDULES

NV ~ 'T'-T 'T00N T'-TT''-'TT r'F'NT-'
OF III" N"N orlopus nnA North, - ,rn We
turned 20 thr cit, Yesterday trnnl = ifip
to New Work We W. Called urnn. iuid
~ fti'. ihu' thrrU Wa no rurH 81 siNluh.
came ,rNulilna trsiu 'hc meeting there;
thai Nr went thor" to- rcui. Will hie
ouiCialn regarding rl,lina1 matter. aui
(hA' Wte IN II - currently r.r'rt"d "a
rni'rosd oirclca however that HN one -
fri ut MIR iinrNeN's ttir thrt" Win ho
Nr .f,irulN NV s'hrdnl" rtgul Hr the
ourcn aud Crescent rnpir fo' ih- orrtl.
Nu ~ tiIc .unniir hnsuc4r T. hnr hc Nv
rrurrkils hnnwn that int ~ Avhs tai '
~nnd ho ui' ~ aud thi~ H. probably
Mhst WI b. lono m NV N.Y. tow hMNs.
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NusrlN 4 AN NNrnNlO o

san Antonio, IcNas, jtiy 7.~The ''ena
tor. shu out ,hc bfpnnhoS 'Naiy $50 =
aplentaiy played samc nat'cr"s Foo
san Antero. rsr,n and ouen. tcr Aus
tin. Wciincr and ne>aon
II n Il
s, Autnu,o 100000 90
Nt.,tn .. iipNi - II
Earned runs AsiStin :.
S,ruek ont n, Pawn =. ny Noi!h'i a
Miid iNtrh+ Mollnct
Itu,S oil game a.
lfmiir ~ Mol anrhln
Manage, lirorhy to-day rn'i IN. seaN'
aud granri,~r tn (-srfs u Mahr l.a~Ivhes,
nna hrr.pfior ram,k VIII he psNel ~
San rcdrp rp,srss. more a'ccss'hiN ~
e,tt.
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RI MbiiEn IN ciiicAcD.

nlvwrl i'oik ii"ndrlel Sln,ri for Nv.
We Itum's Successor
'hl'agp juiy :, Especial to Galveston
lilbmnT) leo rrtbuuc'r special conVrn.
Ton commissioner heats ~ rnil,ond cir
clrr h"le ,hnt tnlpnrl T.. ! Pork viii rus.
rrrd Nj ". T. NoNl,um Hs Nivu lrs 81 l.
hen' aud general manager oi the ,aili
colorado pui s;,ntn ~. Miton the latter
gentleman Nc-- 90 thr 'rrsrn IN August
l. m announcement has no, w, bo,g,
"trc ANY nnic hut IA" ru,iot IL hCiiuvrd
to ife Nult founded
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Ar slirnlsnt.An INV

NV York. Jul, Z rsve f,ricns'---s'hHAe-
s,carr II. Kuhlocr wrcdvtn". Time
Isi 50
Mile and ,hroe~sdki o-nths,- Rea'aiai.
,,nnaissetir charaae. Tinc, ssM
i.arsv stakes mN furtnnys, on tMi --
W,rsrsi MT Irish chi~tiain. pctoe'son.
1Smo, ilsa - .,
Mile ar~,x.ayer. rhe Winn'r. lhr
pfsgn fririe. ~
r>I,urtty ,,au,~~ Thomas Cat, fan,nure.
i',snrrss f'sl,ia. TINS, ~ 20
itut.tlo. eauskcAp twn miles oiEA' NMf-
dies Flusl,inx. 80. i.uh.. san joaquin.
slNnf 4 ~
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WON ny unrN,IAM.

Rr~s,hsn. Texas. july tn" ae;'.S ~
iisve tall xAinos hssw's-' i'r~nhs,n avn
isas,ipc ended iss' rNo'a,ng. hfcnham tax
Aug all ststr- II the sAnss, Though thv
,e.,r,. rto,-i to ntllr uiush nnins LaSt
e,rsl,is. lsas,issc lo~ink by refusing 10
tiay amy more fryis rsmrs ha,g all been
Wen Attrndsi
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r,,Aen rnvir PALACE TRAINS


..IE'7T T-hT- INV TTTTT'''T - 'T'''T -'7-
.,rl.lng road. Jho cotton Hrii wan lnnn'
,lt.s,ri Wharf :. paAn"ng,r tram fni th,
rA L., fruit palace wHs run oM 81 thr
a. AND Central dyrn' Tor thu n'eouunrdH'
tlen ~ thof. ,,vsii'ng /" attend tho n"la'r
The train viii he keep IN during The iii,u
In, ,-alu. N vi-n Tho tra0k ~ ih,
lirns,nu gusl and Nest Texas wlN hv
lussi q. far ~ ttttidn, whence iho hen
VII run I" Tyler on i'r Cotton i'oi
.tjprka rlc,r /. small doubt Tho rntor-
nri... III DIN rnll W Il be NtnnlN NoMaluei
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NJ OF ihss sr-,, rorrormif on, br, many
ihcip took difr~ren, view The generally
ifegrmi hiici ~ that the purrhaps wac
nihit Tor the rrotcvtioh ~ Mi Gfnrvf
i'nih nnd other r1ockhpilrie who trt.
!fll h"d ~ tho q instruction nf the rnni.
" waH nptirrl thu, Mr. lsi,lniu. who Wa
M nNrrHii ami "trnrSi spectator ~ tbs.
fNrl nt'in'd very murh pleased whon
ihrs mrrvriy was declared SOLD to Ma
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M sAl.ls MAi,,,

=, 'N W. - daN sppn nted icr ,h,
', y, 'e wNperN ~ tho iloustau nrn
IL VIVA ''elh ra,lwa, ga The a,ls
Nj iH ~ Al >f thu liuuNt,n lirii
!, l"NN lf'k Railway n,r,,a,n,
hsn N,N Nrorial Commissioner Il
s 4. 'ii'N fhe rNrpN at ~, ,eAr,
no III WA ne Wins Ne hdr, iho,s
A. iiie eai0 MAS IA a.. ni.dc
:. Nr.., inA y ny l'cn q, " Era
=" enc Eleventh judicial dis.
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IAN sAl3A cons

nhom in Yates. insifncNnE Tor Nearby
Cor envcrncr The neunty nominees ara
49, follows >. NJ Nnnrs. coltaN Judge.
=, g. NA{t.rs ai,rit A. ! Hawkins.
eh,ttn y II i----~- treasurrr ana J..
H. Arroti ufecs sor
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hulLnlNs r,,,,M,rs

In. '''' Nn~nnHrr yesterday is.
e' '',NwiHg hWia,ns p,rmus.
,,st e''cel yao ' y"
(a lo,i,i Wt ATsiN'int'un TIM RArN
SAl,,iN w M i'nieAilts ptrsst. snAn.
|In,,s ,l,Nb addition ,n huns, ga ,,.n.
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Mr. nnNNlil.M NMslcNs.


New prioans rnNNnnr.
Jamcs nouahuv. whN was formerly .on
cral freight assent ri N" Kansas 'Nih,
rn,riurg ann Iulf road has 10 ~ !.
aud row thut compnnN he~ II" tia' ~
that position. Tne rrchaliii ties arc la
!. MAN tr,,n ms ritN VIII hc solicited IN .
knuvHa CITY, iFnlahurs anl 'iu'f ~
hA~ q great deal ~ intrrrp' NJ wHrkinE
.,lo4c to the ra'lr ads nt 9his city. a. Z
u u-o this ror tor thu mosI part foi an
IL. rrnln hnnlnrra
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n,,y ,,l,Nl.r NI.VovENlNu.

cameron. TEXAS lily !; -i;ev }. {
Mirle. rics ding cider Of irrNhsn' t'
u,.r, w,,o tas Nrrn aansunnsi, "a fol
some time IL fiom Ani ~ danger ana v
t,tst r,~,ul~rafiux Wiihin s'osf n'ns
~, Will t-aNo fcr nandra 10 visit nv
htathrt Tho msiH fg'rnd. nf NJ, NMNh
VEN learn Nix, mNrh NJ ASSURE rr hlr re
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Newton rcAaA au,y ;.-Jwige sserhen
y. MO-, ~ wa~s,inr cams over and
OPENED court hese yesterday 10 hear tn
hateax rcsr,ss -s,as~ cs !. w, SrssSwr,
Neunx elnss al Nufke,sMc. ehArssj With
paisA,nins h.s ~sfa n.st,sct Attorney w.
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fr,pr, fcs..s lai, / last Mehi ~ y
Nua.u eafsn'A I'ss'y Williams, r'sf"
aAs,,~ rhv head NTH a pistol, kHtne hir'
i.hr ',l,..ta lived siN hn.li> IL ws< clrai
~. 80 ,s,f self -.istensr, Mann asorlsl, sa''
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Nncnn nlssrAilnANr.

pa,sr Trss-. ip', john ta's~e''
nrs,r ~,ss,sraas n tho fN'trrsaren huTnr'
M. o..,us,s i-Ass san. ra iusGraAce
ssase III ars anhne~n
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COMMISSION RliNos



In approval at errscml,,n ~ - pf tfio
= l,uuia Southwestern halfway rcmran,
ui rr>aa thc comu,,serr haa .rAntcn
au'Nr,.t, f,r Tue adoption Of rho Follow
INK rates, Ia ornis rrr ton W .o' pstn'i",
fpi ilrr trpr~rNri All irui'r and tx
MI" hrhlr"ltc. ~ cRr hsls, MIN mum
wvIrlii 20 M pounds per car NcM 1tHnue
S,ur Vhrs- m,ler M.T Of >;hrnn "a
rrr~.r,na to- W,cr ,nd mr 49,
aud ,;,a csNslie 81 i,nire t. Intermediate
rnin's not to w hirhri i'Tr ITS, July io
In approval pr Ienl nrpneaii,n os lnr
Tc>ua Miiitnd taltcad, Ml@snur tsn-
s,a ami r"sas r,IlwaN IT 'reN,,S, houston
.,ud 'rr>ar Central ,Ailt7,aa c'ulttol RADIO
aud Santa re railway. International an.
st-t No,thcru railroad and TrAs,a and
iacrlo railway vampantrs. sph,ni'cl M.
dri M I, of hv frNsa Maitland r,fr,sti
Ar'hor'i, * itanini 10, Shr adopt on at
tho ratio nt I, ccut. per 100 pounds for
tbs ilnuei1nr,'on vi corn IN 9r loads
f,nr, tli A,ss,inn- an rhr IoNas M,dlaud
riul''an ~ Galveston.
Announcing rommeditN rprr No, : ana
ciNuiar NJ ~
In spproval VI APPLICATION No cf tli-'
Kir t;raidr ra lipud vounsAny Il rs crirrvd
that commodity taiir M : ,4gucd hA
tri. comnls,<lrn Austu g. iSai. 20 srpN
ou artrnrnts ~ gram. sra "a irndmoiH aud
ma, tnlnspottci Il, -ralro,d~ hciwecu
rnfnfN p leNan, ''r siunndra hy onn'clinn
thu rar li>st rates Of 10 ,TnsH per To-
t,nnud. an floui Ana =, utH per I'M rc'tnHs
IA rraiu lratMrru Brownsville and i'Nmt
lsthol and iatM'rn krrw ra,ilir and rni
~ haph IN iitHnna Matte ma osthhi shed
b, iar,ari,l,h ,pn 4cr' ON Of circular NJ
.is t.icl lun, l>-, aud snhs, antius
ihorri ~ mo toiawlsg ks,ta hriw,rn
lir'wntNNH' ami i'oui ilhloi aud hr.wc.'n
Nr,wNe,lur aNa ,nd rt ,raoN a, l.ssiur.
Ntdr- NAur. ttf hssi ii 'tuts laff ~
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W. r. simmons ,ieAet s(vns, s'~nra
saeyct Uau reserve .,sa . hsrsh IN sh
through sic'pcr 10 Tyler
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on MN. sOin.

euweo Texas Jul, 1hc Neakum nj.
NTH WAS seld horo tsis, hy Ncfsner r..
4. raFfprh for Nsula The oouvNancss
Mere inaio 20 j NJ isonnctg al san Ar
tcn.o The smo,in, realized NH isay all
rrrfvrfrd 90 rtltrrs Nfsa l,ANt a s;uali bal
anc, for tie general urditcts.
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Through slosirs 10 TYLER Via H. T. q
w r Ky Trains leave Central depot
Noistnu. AID arrive al Efui, Pala.'a doors
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TIL: HOTELS.

l.AwLoR MATES. yabo AMP s.
IN nay. JAMiis LAWLoN. Pho
ilETok.
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Inc On tho tn,ornat'cnn, ana ''''
kofn and GaiNrn,,n, hovp'"u anu
rrpon arrive aud deyn,t ut NV ~
I,,nna, dorn,. tcc, ~ CONF 80 "
Minncur,. Nauraa AUD Tcsar ',nlne
Ii,v.,,n ,,,iu, a, San Iaclnto street
nj, c,hnr roads us" Ia" o'aha
-. al nNI-
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NEW Nurui,tNs iltrsli,
X nor y Gnr.in-
.xes> a. r"f, rroprioturr
HkM . ltrmohrirh and
IviISiylSlA newly futn,-hrl
M sst,Sfs ~ iinelu1loi Ia all
Sis:xHJsyti-,N Tia Rrpciptmcnt7
tlslysMfs. tn tho state of
As.st2syNl le,as.
-kFssyStfSvx% ~ The Lea Il ng
sa0ASss },ss 'to,eI.
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a r. q W. r nv trains land yAssen-
s~,- ~ the ea,'Anee 70 'ru" fs'~se w
1'Nis
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-10-31

MILITARY MEN IN BUSINESS.
A Soldiers Training Is Useful Even Ia
Times OF Peace.


"a military training is invaluable TO
a business man if he will make it so,'
said the vice-presidcnt of a wholesale
house on Randolph street. "A man
learns perseverance, courage, self-con-
troll. He learns TO be thorough, and,
best OF all perhaps. he acquires the
habit of order, and the facility for hand
ling men and situations. Having
learned how TO obey, he knows how TO
command. He Keeps cool and collected
in trying Situations. | was in the artil-
lery service ander Gen. Thomas. | al
ways noticed that the excitement over
any incident increased at an accelerated
ratio the further down it went into the
ranks. The officer in command would
he calm, the officers under him COM
oarativelv so. but the corporals were
frequently very much agitated. ! re-
member at the battle of Stone River
Gen. Thomas, who was my ideal Of a
soldier, rode to an exposed position
where he could get a good view Of the
enemy. The bul cts were coming thick
from one quarter among the trees. He
didn't seem to mind it, but turned his
field glass on that particular point and
surveyed it carefully. Then he ordered
up seventy pieces of artillery, and we
opened up. la 4 snort time that terri
tory became quiet and VIZ had no moro
trouble from there.
1T was a ticklish kind OF business.
that of Studying the situation with bull
lets whizzing by and cutting the twigs
every moment. The general might
have sent somebody else to DO Il for
him aud bring back a report, hut no
words could have described the condi-
tons as lie could get them for himself,
and, knowing this, he took the risk
without hesitation. | remember be eS-
amined the field as calmly and critic
ally as if he had been looking at a
eclipse through Il piece OF smoked glass.
A man in business life isn't often
called upon to inspect a rifle vollcy ut
close range. but he sometimes
suddenly upon things almost as Giscon-
certing. If he remains cool and col-
lected and faces them as Pap Thomas
did the guns at Stony Ridge. he will
win unless the odds are too heavy
against him. Look over the list of sue
aessful business men in Chicago aud
you will find ex-soldiers largely repre-.
sented. "-ChicaQ0 Tribune.
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From Harper's Round Table.
Here are three stories, ali vouched for as
true, which emphasize the importance Of
care IN writing:
A Cincinnati grocer's house found that
cranberries mad risen 10 81 per bushel. The
purchasing agent Immediately sem th<
note by the firms teamster, One hundred
bushels per simmons" Simmons was
the drivers name) The well-meanlng corr
respondent thought the scrdwl read, "One
hundred bushels persimmons," and boys
were stTa.ghtway set 70 work, for per-
s.plmons were plentiful. The wagon made
Ste appearance mex day loaded down with
eighty bushels. The remaining twenty
bushels were 10 follow next day, and when
the correspondent found out his mistake
he angrily demanded why the order dtd
not read by Simmons?
An English gentleman, in writing to a
Lincolnshire friend, mentioned the lat
ter's kindness to HIM, and sad he should
soon send Inn "A suitable equivalent
The friend read the word elephant" and
Immediately built a handsome barn for
the reception of his e.~ephant.ne majesty.
much to his surprise a barrel Of oys-
ters was the equivalent"