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Daily camera., 1897-11-16
For Sale.

The Quaker Rubber Folding Bath
Cabinets cure without medicine. Come
and see them at the agents Office, 234I
18th street, instead of waiting TO re
solicited. MRS. M. ]. WIGG1Ns,
123 Agent.
Daily camera., 1897-11-16
Attention, Odd Fellows.

d Initiation at Boulder lodge No. Q,
Monday evening, Nov. 18th. All Odd
T ellows invited. -r.
Daily camera., 1897-11-16

One hundred cos.umed people IN
..vangeline. Secure your tickets and
g.t your seats RS we'd It Fonda's.
Daily camera., 1897-11-16

TO RENT, SELL OR ExCHANGE--Your
city property. See J. M. Eubanks, over
the Peoples store 5 .TEE
Daily camera., 1897-11-16
Zang's Pure Malt Tonic

Zang's Pure Malt Tonic
Has been che mically analyzed and pro
nounced by leading physicians a pure
malt food and tonic. T'y it.
HELMER & WEISENHORN, Agts.
If Office 1923 Pearl street.
Daily camera., 1897-11-16

!: WANTED-Giri tor general housework
tor family of three. Apply at 1909
Spruce street. ,.a.- i, Of
Daily camera., 1897-11-16

FOR RENT-Two rooms; one nice
front room, furnished or unfinished.
2341 18th street.
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WANTED-Cook tor boarding house.
Address box 1884, Boulder, Colo. If
Daily camera., 1897-11-16

Use Prof. Fields worm powders. /
single trial proves their worth.
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pullIsafs d Dolly t0neTu QDd Weekly Tribune

TERHs-15c. per week; soc. per month
oy carrier. s. per year, when paid In
sdvance.
Advertising Rates upon application.
Entered at the Postofice at Boulder,
tolo., as second-c1ass matter.
Daily camera., 1897-11-16

To Cure a Cold ln-One Day
fake Laxative Dromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if It tails
to cure. Is cents. a -....
Daily camera., 1897-11-16

To Cur,. Loid IN ttue Day.
" axe Laxa..ve r~mo Quln.ne Tablet
III druggists ri t..l 80. money if it fai
-, cure Or Cen -''
Daily camera., 1897-11-16

; Hoods pills are easy to take, easy to
operate. Cure indigestion, biliousness.
25c. go
Daily camera., 1897-11-16

- FOR RENT-Two unfurnshed rooms.
Inqure at Camera office. aI- If.
Daily camera., 1897-11-16

Ask your 1eighbor about the steam
carpet renovator, Send US your. orders
and if work is not satisfactory don't pay
red cent. G. M. JENsoN,
Leave orders with the Mcclure White
Mer. Co., Boulder.
Daily camera., 1897-11-16

When you are in need of perfume
try Queen of Viclets, like the natural
flower Chas. c. Giesck, successor 10
Boeck Bros, Parlor Drug Store.
Daily camera., 1897-11-16
PALATE TICkLERS.

Pure buc what flour rule map,
J1up and b>i fl ar app.c, at
'.-. E. f. CCULEHANS.
Daily camera., 1897-11-16

q Barred Plymoih Rocks. A few good
cockerels for sale. Call at 1913 spruce
street. a-t-A .-at nov 3 m
Daily camera., 1897-11-16
Try the Elite Steam Laundry, 18th and
Walnut streets. Satisfaction guar rantee d
At the Old Stand.

At the Old Stand.
The reliable and expert jeweler and
watch and jewelry repairer, c. P. Pettin-
gill, will always be found at the old stand
ready and anxious to serve his old time
friends and customers.
Daily camera., 1897-11-16
For Sale.

Lots in Boulder and in Mapleton for
sale very cheap. Spot cash or part cash
and reasonable time on balance at per
cent per annum. Also have for sale
other properties which will be sold very
cheap. For prices and terms call on A.
7. Macky at the First National bank.
Daily camera., 1897-11-16

For plumbing call onthe conscientious
plumber, F. J. Sullivan, 1887 18th street.
Daily camera., 1897-11-16

When, where and how to obtain pure
liquors without having to pay three prices
for it is leading question. Listen to u.s.
In the first place, be sure it is not Sun
day, then walk straight.way to Garba-
rino's, .d -'A.
Daily camera., 1897-11-16

WANTED-Girl tor general housework
at 100 Pine street. .i" 4'f
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Bicycle Bargains.

Bicycle Bargains.
Fowler's 1897, Thor, two piece keyless
cranks, enameled green, maroon and
blue. reduced to s35. Second hand
wheels S up. =. .. - e.~U
Daily camera., 1897-11-16

Good pasturage near town for horses
and cows. STEVENS & ORR,
243o 18th ST., Boulder.
Daily camera., 1897-11-16

Disagreement for life by burns or
scalds may be avoided by using De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve, the great re-
medy for piles and for all kinds OF sores
and skin troubles. Chas, c. Gieslck
successor to Boeck Bros. Parlor Drug
Store
Daily camera., 1897-11-16

A SNAP BARGAIN-lna house and lot
See J. M. Eubanks, over Peoples store.
Daily camera., 1897-11-16
GIZZARD TICkLERS.

, Ground bone, oyster shells and poultry
food at c. E. { COULEHAN'S.
Daily camera., 1897-11-16

Oysters served in style at DORIS Palace
Daily camera., 1897-11-16

GEO. E. HANNAH,
I6Io.23 Lawrence ST., Denver.
Daily camera., 1897-11-16
New York Stocks

Daily Market Quotations as furnished by W.
H. Smith, Masonic Temple: a,. ..-......
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tho huge modern chimneys towering high
above the low Japanese houses. always
built without chimneys, looked very
strange. The city is on n river, and has
many canals running through 1t, hence its
name, Venice of the East. Kobe Is one OF
the treaty ports and quite a large number
OF foreigners live there. so IT has not quito
the thorough Japanese aspect that other
cities have but looks more like Yokohama
with its broad streets and modern build
ings
from here we took the steamer again for
shanghai continuing through the inland
sea to Nagasaki, where the steamer re-
NAMED twenty-four hours. This town has
n wonderfully beautiful harbor and was
the only port that foreigners could trade
with before Yokohama was opened 10 for
eigners intercourse in 1859.
The town is situated on the side of hill
and the bay at Its feet Is so hemmed In by
hills and Islands it is difficult to see how
a ship can get out, but after winding about
for some time we left Japanese waters be-
hind, had entered the Yellow sea, and
were nearing the Celestial empire
JOSEPHINE INMAN RICHARDSON.
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UGE.lAN'8 KINGDOM
EXCHANGE LIST

AIRS rol,-, T. re,,sr F4-.-,-, A., 80, 80,
book ..fs4ra com. ~ $50. -
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fnr mn. 80 I.Y,.t l..,-.r 49, - J5-i
sons varl<s r.-ar..-~a5 W.. ''7 r.
Miss rssege smith Pontiac. ,riob wishes
TO exchange waltz song. sweet E.laIine.''
or tine ballad ..Ir- ming r..r :. f-rfa Ma
hanna C,0n
Ma r.rr.- y-.r,-s-.o., 5,-s--~.5 ,T.v
- f.l-.---
-. t.'-. ' --i-' i.-l1' ~
god don1.-fi.. ',- f,~ h.7s- ,fe4- -
So '' i'i - ''-1.-
piano instructor for exchange. also soap
recipe to exchange for eruaraiaer- silk or
rcd floss and begouia cuttings for rusch.as
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twenty times. and to the left the same
number of times. 4. Rotary movements:
Roll the head slowly to the right, then back
10 the left. twenty times To I'LL out the
hollows on each side of the collar bone 81
system of deep breathing has proved in
valuable. a deep breath should be held
as long as possible. and then slowly eN-
hailed through the nose Repeat hfty
times. After these exercises the neck
should be bathed I'm warm water and olive
oil soap and rubbed with sort towel.
Follow this by amounting the neck with
retiring cream as much as the pores of the
skin will absorb. .
This treatment will make the skin soft
and white and II faithfully persisted in,
unouestionably the neck will become
plump and beautiful
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MaRimate Objeots and
Ho1o Thy Speak to Us

MA YIN, know fnanimate objects had
VOICES aug could speak To youg indeed II
Is true. The voice may be inaudlole 70
Others. hut 10 YOU. u speaks In tones not 10
a. mistaken.
Not long since ! stood alone In a beauu-
ful parlor and eaz,d around az an the
lovely appurteuamcss of the room-irom the
soft. rich carpet "a the beautifully Tres
coed wall: handsome curtains. chairs. cab
fnef and bric-a- hrac-wheu suddenly my
ewes rested upon a pair Of brass andirons-
au old-fashionei pair with large. round
globes surrounded by smaller ones-and
from the long body came the spraWlns
I--s and small round feet These old and
irons supported imitation oak logs mat
when lighted by gas looked very realistic.
AS I stood and eazed on the once familiar
objects / heard voice that plainly asked,
.-Da You remember and for time the
beautiful parior disappeared. and through
th,. mist 81 memory saw home-iilze room.
50 sweet and comfortable. a winter night.
the curtains drawn. the center table fitted
with books. a large Students lamp that dill
fused SIS mellow light over AN. and On tn Sc
Same oid brass aullrons were piled the
read oak loes thar cracked and burned
ami m.rrorod thousand lights ON their
polished faces. TIL" fair,st spot I'm the pic
tur. comes in tbs forms 81 the occupants
OF the room-two armchairs are drawn
near the bright Ere and I'm ono is the
dear old mother the sweet placid face
soft,nca beneath The folds Of her snowy
can and the soft gray hair falling over her
f..I,i.- brow Ssnr l.-'tf work engages hcr
attention as she prepfros for the evenings
pleasures wai..h wus always rotlvine aloud
iv rhe dear friend who occupied the other
'lair-t friend who WEES as j. da1r relation.
between Theses two. on BOW stool. SIT
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Changes.

THE world goes well. and life is all gay;
There is no tomorrow. just today
Smiling blindly 'twould ever be so.
Thinking blindly 'twould ever be So
A friend said softly: Life Is all woe;
JOY is a thing | never shall know.
Smiling she said II. calmly resigned,
Nor dreamed the cloud was all silver llned
Later. when life had brought sore grief
And robbed me of all that first belief.
l met this friend. An! JOY had been there.
Lifted her burdens and eascd her care.
Boston Transcript
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by Mrs. VIM. King
$50 CORTLAND Avenue,
Atlanta, Ga.

occasion of their ''silvcr wedding. Inc
Invitations were merely reception cards
and most OF the guests We're In Ignorance
Of the fact until arriving AT the house. IL
was a beautiful and elegant reception anu
will long be remembered by those "ho
vere 50 fortunate as to be- present
beautiful features OF the evening WAS tho
presence Of Mr.. Hempnilrs mother. VINO
came from Athens to be present. She Is
over eighty years of age, but does not seem
-. aud her presence was a pleasure 10 her
children and friends. Many good wishes
were, expressed. and 81 was the sincere
wish OF all that. they might be spared 10
celebrate other weddings-the golden. which
- aftv wears. ard even down 10 the dia-
rnond which few ever live to celebrate.
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Mrs ]. w Speer. Seno:a. Cal notice
that sister asks for some one who has
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Cancers, DrOpsy, Fits,

Successful specialist Of fifteen years ex-
perience removes cancers. without pain
i'm ten days Chronic diseases of the blood
private troubles and female complaints
speedily cured. No travelling quack; abso-
lutte guarantee. Or. o. Henley Snider, No.
8 North Boulevard. Atlanta, Ga.
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PATTER ~.

If you neeI shirt waist or skirt pattern send IS
cents in STAMPS silver. giving bust measure for
waist and waist measure and lensth foI skirt. Miss
Rav. Boy $50. Atlanta. Ga
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Confederate Stamos

bought at best cash prices. Prompt re-
mittance. Send two-Cent stamp for price
list. PRESQUE ISLE STAMP CO.
Dow AeA o.
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FOREIGN.

Great Britain and France are both
determined 60 grab more Of Africa. and
both want the same land and have
practically served notice en- zach other
that they Will tight if necessary to
carry cut Their real estate policy.
Germans arc very much wrought I'M
over the Dinghy tarifr, and tho new
ambassador to Washington has been
deiuged with protests. especially con-
corning sugar. 10 lay before the Ameri-
can government.
An effort Is being made to change the
present mode CT pnnishing German
edaors as though they were common
thieves
English papers ARE making much ado
over the death of the Duchess OF Teck.
but rather OVERRIDING Il.
One OF the little German courts IL
much ag:tated over scandal concern
ing q royal miss and n court lanlSey.
Germany has severed diplomatic ro-
lat'ons with Hayti AMI Il is said win
send warsh'ps there TO enforce claims
fer irdemni,y because of the illegal
Imprisonment OF u German subject.
fal. Mall Gazette says the I.anca-
shire cotton operatives lockout win af-
fect 10000 persons IL IT takes place.
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THE STATE.

Rangers have started for the Terri
tory TO round up u big gang OF outlaws,
being after Ave train, robbers In par
tictlar.
Bunker James II. Raymond Of Aus
tin, first State treasurer of Texas, is
dead.
Dr. swearingen has gone to Texar-
kslna to look after this quarantine
against Memphis.
a Mexican WIS eIvcn life term for
tncestuous rape In Starr county.
Major Dnrant OF Alvin thinks that
the epidemic among horses in tho
coast country may be nothing else
than dengue.
a coast trading captain in the hospi-
tai AZ Galveston admits having smoked
100 cigars each day.
Burglars secured $500 In cash at q
bachelors residence near Luling.
The Dallas fair drew 1905 people in
suite of The ruin.
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Record to date:
Under
LOUISIANA.
Some Little Improvement In the Sit
uattOn.

some Littc Improvement In the Sit
uatiOn.
New Orleans. October 3o.-There is some
little improvement in the situation this
evening. The returns show that there has
been falling OFF In new cases, and mat
tiers have been quiet in and about the
board Of health, although tho officials have
not relaxed in their vigilance, The frost
which was predicted for last night did not
materallze and, of course, there was gen
eral disappointment. There are indications
that cold weather is not far off and that
people OF this city are beginning TO take
hope.
The record of new cases and deaths for
today is as follows:
New cases Allie Plllsbury. 1923 Maya
zine; Leonard Hauzer 1925 Rousseau:
Henry NJ. Diett, Hotel Dieu; Mrs Bchart,
same address; Miss Shurtlen. 1928 Barcnne;
Eva kenka, $50 Pelican Louis Toslke, 2232
Magazine; f. Mascara, 1921 St. Mary, Frank
Pernot, 1920 Esplanade; Jrnas Levy. 1888
Carondoltt; Miss Gussie Amber, taken 10
Tunro fnfirmary: Miss Fannie Miller, same
address; Miss Theresa bernstein. same adj
dress; Master Max Weiss, same address.
Master David Knapp same address,; Ger
trude Barrere Poydras asylum: Aoraham
Bernstein, taken to Touro infirmary; My
Cousin, same address; Joe Bendabbirl. iso-.
lation hospital; Jack Messlna same ad-
dress: Thomas Thornton, same address;
Edward Stanton, 1928 Carondelet; John
Dupiessi. s25 St Anne. Jean Potey, SIS
Madisoni Louise S!gura, 7736 Maple, James
Doian GEO Dryadee; Emma Hackney 1926
Felicity; J. Algernon Badger, 1911 CO.
liseum; Mrs. j j Doyle 5516 Coliseum.
Solomon Heinmenn 322 South Basin; Miss
Adele Tompkrs, 1906 Felicity; Frank
Villayoso. Henry Clay avenue; Manuel
BaEherdi, 404 Hospital street; Charles
Riley 2702 Melpomene.
DcathsWalter Allen. Lowerline and
Walker: Joseph Jones, 2l0 roydras Miss
Francis ]. Lory, Jr, 6l3 st. Ferdinand;
John. c. Mccartney. $50 Clouet; August
Brown. 1912 South Robertson; Marie Maui
dan. $40 Delaronde; Louis Lyon. S33 Hill
airy: John Tusiera, ISOLATION hospital; Jean
pouty, 515 Madison street.
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-
POLITICAL.

Kentucky campaign closed and all
the campaigners returned to the In
terror.
Campaign In Ohio closed with the re-
suit very much in doubt as fictionaI
fights have nearly vhl'terated party
lines In the lai.re cities.
Democrats Of Virginia are very near
~ certain of clectins thcIr full ticket.
and will surely have enough majority
in the legislature TO elect a successor
TO Daniel.
1t is generally believed that the re-
publicanH have clach In Pennsyl-
wanna.
The betting public OF New York re-
gard Georges death ms favorable TO
Van Wyck
Seth Low has been warmly crit
ieised for making free mse of Georges
views as a campaign trick before tho
dead candidates body was cold.
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cline and weakness, sloss Of flesh, and all
conditions Of wasting away, and 10 mak1
It's wonderful merits known, he will send
three free bottles TALL differently of his New
Discoveries to any afflicted reader Of The
Houston Post who VIII write for them
Already this new scientific System OF
treatment" has, by it, timely use, pcrlpRn-
entity cured thoueands Of apparently hope
less cases, and II aeems necesMry ana
humane duty 10 bring such facts 70 the
attention Of ali invaiids, that they may be
benefited thereby.
Chemistry and science are daily sstcn-
ishing the world with now wonders. The
researches and experiments Of this great
chemist patiently carried on for years.
have eliminated In results ~ bsnencial TO
humanity as can be claimed for any mod
ern genitis or philosopher
The medical professlop throughout Amer
lea and Europe arc about unanimous IN
tho opinion that nearly ali physical ALL.
consumption, the AFFLICTED die n the
short. cola dayx Of winter. much faster than
10 Tie hing. hof dayf u sszmu1er
The poc3ne ~ proted tho dHeA1,4 d}r<
go " ~ eElIes b)vS1 s esunl< \, \ 81
$500 ~ ~ = = 4 ~
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BEFORE BODIES Re GOVERN.
All Chance Of Escape Cut on u
Flame and Smoke.
Nine 81 Them TRIED to 90 Into the
BurninE Mine. but Were Near-
" Ovcrcomc.

Scranton. Pa. October so.--lThe mosk
fatal mine disaster in the LackawanuA O.
wyoming coal fields since the Twin shaft
horror at Pittston. over year ago, was
developed in the are which Quilted the rtvcr
slopc Of tho Delaware ana Hudson COM
pany's Won storch m!no in this place today.
At least seven men arc known to have been
sufiocatod BY smoke ana possibly one
other. Poiandcr. Is numbered among the
dead.
| The dead;
Thomas HIN. married. AZ years Of age.
John Farrell. widower, It years old.
John +. Moran, q years Of age; driver. b
Michael WEIGH. single 81 years OF ago:
laborcr
John Mcdonnell, single, 81 years Of age. !.
Joseph Yomakasky. Polish iaborcr. II
Thomas Madden, single. "a years Of ags.
The slope extends down through three
veins. The dead men were at work In the
deck and surface velns. the former 100 and
the latter sixty feet FROM the surface.
They Ind but two avenues of escape. The
ehorter route was by way OF the slope,
which was o sea OF flames for nearly twelve
| hours. and 10 yet burning mar It's foot:
ard the other route was via cross cuts 10
gangways which lead TO an air shaft noarly
a mile from the rpot where the men werc
working. Fire knpt them on. Of the slope,
and tho smoke. which backed out and into
all tho workings, prevented escape through
the eroes-cuts. Tho suppositicn is that
the men were suffocoted.
Eighteen mon. II is thought. were in the
mine when Pump Runner slmkips detected
smoke In the Stops apd ran back In the
workings to give tho alarm at leo o'clock
IBIS morNrs. Only tot Of this number arc
.inown 0 have been hoistod through the air
shaft.
Miners and city fremen In their ofcris
10 i,sht the hre In the slope were handl-
capped by several extensive falls Of roof.
caused by the burning OF the timbers. aud
by the fear of forcing the air currents
downward instead OF upward.
When tho current was forced inward the
flames were quenehod for distance OF 600
feet down tho slope, but the smoke was
(Continucd ON Sccoud pageJ
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d okr MEMS STORIES.

<IiIr< Cd.
'John Dunn, former assistant
~ nent Of the Illinois Central
Ss,tU';N-The president has APP
10 gliowsng postmasters In Ark
~ usiphia, Dora G. Low; Mari
~ Schaub; Newport, William
Ssh-A dispatch TO the Herald
Nv ncially announced IN Rio do
49,, Notwithstanding the oppo-
ss,s Will accept the arbitra-
Ssswitn France In order to settle
:,,n, Ms,spute. The new boundary,
o' has practically been set
s,sa n-A dispatch to the Herald
IN, says: 1t Is announced ON
lerssy m San Salvador that Pres
y cnrS. mas gone to La Union to
~ srd with President Zeaaya Of
( = ~ PRESIDENT Bonil.a Of Hon
sJect Of the conferences be-
1Is ssse presidents IS not known.
FLEs, cal.-stuyvesant Fish.
4 "a III Illinois Central, accom-
~ me City of Mexico.
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Mccting OF market gardeners.
Meeting of officers and directors OF
the Texas Frust, Flower and Vegetable
Festival
The horse epidemic,
Hon. J. ", aIcI.eary and the Mor
Stewart case.
New city directory out.
Crittcnten Rnscpe Home rallies.
a negro arrested charged With high
way robbery. ~
An attempt to hold up l.. u. CraKor.
a ramps experiences with the yellow
flag at quarantine.
The habeas corpus case for tho re-
tovcry OF this boy claimed by Mrs.
Wilson and Mrs. Franks.
Death of Charles Duncan. a. well
known citizen OF the Fifth ward.
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TENNEssEE.

FIVE New Cases nnd Ono Death Al
Memphis.
Memphis, Tenn, October 5o.--The board
OF health at so'ciock tonight officially re-
ports Ave new cases OF yellow fever and
one death during the past twenty four
hours Another frost fell here this morn
ing ard u Is hoped tho worst is over.
New cases Miss Shul. Pen and Iowa
avenue; +. II. venn, 344 Vance street
George Rawton. 1870 Florida avenue. looo-
motive engineer; Mrs. II. #. Mason, 2o9
virginia avenshe; j. II. Mckee. Ward
place, hve miles south Of city.
Deeth-Sinith. IT'S Main
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SUMMARY or T0DAY'S IMPORTANT NEWS.


Total number Of now cases reported
yesterday, 1oi; deaths. ~.
Mobile rather discouraged by an IN
crease In tho number OF cases after
cocier weather has set IN.
Some Improvement IN tho situation
at New Or.eans.
Temperature was a degrees q
Cayuga.
A shsht frost At Selma. Ala.
Another frost at Mcmphis. ana Il y
hoped tho worst Is over.
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RAILROADS..

Fl@ttcring prospects for road from
Galveston to Bay city ana the west
More Houston railroad employees laid
on.
Alvord at yclasco looking for re-
fi'igera.tor shipping facilities.
Southern Pacific viii begin operatins
unins 70 Algicrs today.
Steel barge line looked to by 81.
Louis to solve the grain rnte problem.
Cominfssion herring for November.