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The herald., 1898-10-20
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Rev. j. H. Allen at Temperance Temple.
Los Angeles Musical College, Bryson Blk
G. D. Howry, undertaken, Fifth and
Broadway. Lowest prices in the city.
Call telephone Main 243 for ambulance.
Bresee Brothers, Sixth and Broadway
John Burns, independent candidate for
supervisor, Third supervisorial district.
Robert Sharp Co., funeral directors, 75l
and 753 South Spring street Tel. Main 1929.
Watches cleaned, IS cents; mainsprings,
% cents; crystals, 10 cents. Patton, 2l4
South Broadway.
Stoll l. Thayer company have moved
their book and stationery store to Nos 252
and 254 South Spring street, Stimson block
Adams Bros, dentists, 2a01s South Spring
street: Rates from "a. Painless extract
to s.; Sundays, 10 to IL.
George Balderson was before Justice
Owens yesterday on charge of stealing a
revolver from a soldier named Ested The
trial was set for. today.
Do you know that framed picture makes
a most desirable wedding present? If you
are looking for anything in that line do not
fail to call at H. G. Lichtenberger's art en-
porinm, 9o2 South Spring street.
In the report Of the platform adopted by
the Socialist Labor party of this city sew
cruz uuyb uEu VIC uluiIuuuA IHtc VI W0RGS
advocated to be paid by the city was given
as ~ per day instead Of $2. The types were
mixed.
The trials of Thomas Hutchins and
Vaughn Hutchins, charged with battery
ard disturbing a religious meeting re-
spectively, were continued until Nov. I'd
yesterday, as Justice Morrison was too busy
to try them.
DR.. Rcbecca Lee Dorsey, Stimson block,
first floor, rooms l33, l34, 135. Special at
tention given to obstetrical cases and all
diseases Of women and children. Electricity
scientifically used. Consultation hours, l
to 5. Telephone 1927.
Kittie Jones was before Justice Owens yes.
terday to answer to a charge of vagrancy,
as the police officers found her wandering
about the streets at late and unseasona-
bic hour Tuesday night. She was released
on bail and her trial set for Saturday.
A large section of imported carbon photos
Of authors, poets, etc, just received at
Sanborn, Vail l. Co.'s, beautiful in finish.
Also new things in molding, appropriate for
framing artistic pictures. Picture framing
is our speciality. 1873 South Spring street.
Stanton post, G. A. R. and the Woman's
Relief corps will give a reception Friday
evening at Kramer hall, l30 West Fifth
street, to the soldiers returning from the
war. As greeting from the old soldiers
to the young ones it will be an interesting
occasion.
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A. E. NICHOLS, Receiver.

eral years director of this chamber. In
that capacity, as in every other, his faithful
service and courteous manner endeared him
to all Of his associates.
"1n a well rounded lifetime of more than
three score years and ten he was always the
same public-spirited citizen, exercising u
wide influence for good. We therefore here
by express our deep regret at the, loss this
chamber and the community has sustained,
land extend to the family of our deceased
friend our sympathy in their bereavement" I"
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ing, in 20 far a. II can, debt which it owes
TO It's defenders, based upon consideration
beyond computation. None Of these peo-
pie, in my opinion, are the recipients Of
charity. They are not paupers. These
defendants are receiving tardy recognition
on account Of sacrifices made by them,
without which the government of the
United States would not exist TODAY In the
exercise of exclusive or any other jursdic ;;
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Red Cross Items

A soldier of the Seventh is desirous of
finding employment at gardening by the
day. Anyone needing that kind Of work
names at the Red Cross headquarters. Pri-
vate SamuelsonI convalescent soldier, was
sent out to Monrovia yesterday for two
weeks or longer to Mrs. E. F. Spence, who
will care for him while there. CORPORAL
Sackett of Company E, Santa Paula, sprained
bis back on Friday trying to alight from
the coach with l2O pounds of baggage. and
is stopping with friends at 242K South
Broadway.
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Pleaded Not Guilty

DR.. William Neuman of Santa Monica
was afraigned before Justice Owens yes
terday on charge Of Jee peetty larceny and the
case g was as get tS i8r the a 10th for pleading; he
Monica and selling the lumber for s20. Ne".
man was released on his own recoenizance
The herald., 1898-10-20
IN MEMORY OF A. W. FRANCISCO
Resolutions Passed by the Chamber OF
Commerce

At meeting of the board of directors OF
the chamber of commerce held yesterday,
resolutions of respect to the late Andrew
w. Francisco were introduced by Director
Story and passed unanimously, as follows:
srhe chamber Of commerce again mourns
the loss Of one of its members. Andrew w.
Francisco was long member and for sev-
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Evangelical Meetings

Peniel hal waa well filed last night 10
hear Evangelist Crittenton, who spoke on
'Beh2ld What Manner Of Love" Mr.. Crit
fourth anniversary meeting of Peniel hall.
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Tho LAnEeef Haf aad Furui0hi01
Goods Store Ia Los Angeles.
You
Are
Invited

To visit our store on Thursday and
Friday Of this week. and look 1t over.
We've added fifty feet more storeroom,
put in fine cement cellar and an eleva-
tor, have a big 22-foot skylight and
numerous other improvements, and
last and best of all we have the largest
and choicest stock Of fine fixings for
men that you have seen in the West
We are especially anxious to have the
ladies call. We have some very desir-
able little souvenirs to present to them
We are not going to ask them to buy
goods, we just want them to wander
around and look at the pretty goods
Christmas is coming soon, then we are
confident they will come and pay us
another visit at that time.
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III. u. Whitley
JeWeler
TX Diamond Stud $3.50
Ill North Spring St.

cipled fellows have unsettled the hearts of
the people with seditious words and caused
the same to be widely spread and falsely
stated that the bylaws Of our See Yup So
ciety have been abolished and our institu-
we counsel our brethren not to let them
selves to be led astray, for our bylaws are
just as much in force az they ever have been,
but even more so now. If any one willfully
violates our instructions and is caught he will
be sternly dealt with. Let all remember and
beware.
This statement given by the See Yup peo-
pie.
From the above, it will be seen that the
See Yups are again trying to stir up strife,
and their hatchet men are looked for from
San Francisco at any time to enforce their
orders. The Consulate at San Francisco has
promised to keep Chief Glass fully advised,
and as soon as the highbinders leave he will
be notified, and take the necessary steps
to head them off. In the meantime the Sam
Yups have increased their bodyguards, and
say they will resist any and all attempts at
blackmail by the highbinders.
What the effect of this second circular
will be remains to be seen. It is apparent
that there are still some malcontents in
Chinatown who are desirous of continuing
the trouble between the companies, and they
may attempt coercion, as has been done in
the past. Chief Glass notified the officers
on the Chinatown beat to watch out for any
possible outbreak and to prevent trouble
The situation is not thought to be serious,
however, but the authorities deem it best
to guard against any possible disturbances.
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IN Baker q Hamilton
4 B. & H. buggies, b. a H. bicycles.

Dr.. Max Wassman, dentist, rooms az
and 226 Potomac block, Broadway between
second and Third. Tel. brown 107S.
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; Special meeting police commission
; 10 am.
, Garden party. benefit Ladies' Aid 30.
; ciety st. vincent's church. grounds,
; Of Gen. Charles Forman. 1915 West :
; Pico streets to s pm.
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EVENTS OF TODAY

Orpheum-Vaudeville
r. ,k-"Wilder'S Wives" and
MOT. IS Ring"
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Latest styles wall paper at A. A. Eek
strom's ga South Spring street.
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THE WEATHER

TEMPERATURE-Rec nf obaerva tions
taken at Los Angeles, CAL, Oct. 19. The
barometer Il reduced to sea ieves.
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All prices Of wall paper greatly reduced.
A. A. Eckstrom 34 South Spring street
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DR.. Schiffman extracted the roots Of two
teeth that had. been given up by two other
dentists; they could not get them out.
suffered no pain. He will extract the rest
Of them when needed.
J. L. FRASER, Whittier, Cal.
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Maximum temperature H.
Minimum temperature S.
Forecast
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 19.-Indicat tions
for Southern California: Fair Thursday;
light, variable winds.
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Flexible Rubber
Dental Plates

OUR NEW PROCESS of Flexible Dental
Plates Is as yet but little understood by the
public and less understood by dentists IN
general. It has many advantages over tho
being lighter and thinner. This plate being
fexible-only trifle thicker than heavy
writing paper-flts closer to the mouth.
other rubber. Once tried, no other plate
will be desirable. Brought to the notice o1
the public through DR.. Schiffman only.
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Time. Ear. 1hr. X. H. Wind Vel Weather
81. m 20 86 IS ~ 8 2 CLEAR
bp M $3.50 &C Is W 1 Clear
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POLICY OF REPRESENTATION.
THE SPANISH COMMISSIONERS ARE
INSTRUCTED TO
Keep Assumption OF Cuban Debt b,
United states to the Fore as
Long rs Possible.

Especial Cable Dispatch to the New York Her.
aid and The Houston Post Copyr.ghted,
1885, BY James Gordon Bennett1
Paris, October 25.-~There is no doubt that
the Span ish commissioners have been given
instructions not to agree to anything until
compelled TO do so by uHmisiakable signs
that the Americans will no longer tolerate
procrastination. and to in the meantime
keep the assumption Of the Cuban debt ny
the United States to the fore as ~iohg as
possible. This is to be done in the hope
that the Washington government will
finally ugree 10 a compromise OF the mat
ter and Spain get something better than
her present prospects and position warrant
her TO hope.
The netx session OF the Joint commissions
is 10 be held Thursday; If The Cuban debt
be again brought forward the Spanish COM
missioners will be warned finally that It's
rejection by the United States is final
and that further negotiations will be sus-
pended until Spain acquescos in the re-
lection. II the commissioners disclose us
is expected, that Madrid has authorized
them TO agree that the United States VIII
assume no responsibility for any portion OF
the Cuban debt, the Philippines question
viii be taken up and thu intentions OF tao
United States regarding the islands be
made known.
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WHARTON LOCALS.
'Wbitccap" Notice stirred ID some
Excitement.

Wharton, Texas, october 25.--Case OF
schram vs. A. H. Pierce, with w Brooks
and f. Proctor for defendant, and Belle,
slelbourne and G. G. Kelley for plaintiff
ia still on trial. The case is company
suit, brought by F. scham against A. H.
Pierce and A. p. Borden to determine the
true southern boundary fne Of the VIM
McFaslani league on the west side OF tha
Colorado river. in this county. The Larson
case IS set for Friday, October rs.
Yeste rday tire news came 10 town that
tn. several citizens Of FL campo had re-
ceiyed a letter through the mail threatens
Ing their lives as well as the ife OF j..
DAYS, union nominee for sAeriff IT was
s,gned "White C2pplrs" and stated they
were over 200 strong. Letter rs SAID "a
have been mailed al Pierce, Deputy Sherifi
DAVIS. with a posse, left at once for tor
sccne. but found all quiet, and no sign
OF any trouble
The little child OF Rev j Murray was
plaving N the yaiif with matches, wben
its s.ross caught on FIRE aad the little ons
was leslly burned. Tee mother, hearing Us
crdes. arrived In time TO keep the Injuries
from resulting fatally
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BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
Steps Taken Toward Holding Poultry and
Pet Stock Show.
CANE GRINDING AS A SOCIAL DIVERSION
Female Minstrel Performance Is 90
lie Given at nm EHriy Dntc-Ltcu-
tenant niBinr's New Duties.

Beaumont, Texas, October 26.-parties
interested IN getting up poultry snow
in tlhis city met at the Beaumont Book ami
Stationery store l.te yesterday afternoon
and organized the Southeast Texas Poultry
and Pct Stock association. tas o'hcerA
elected being as follows;
George IL. league. president, j. A. Nc
Ayeai yics president; W. II. Crawford, Sec
reiaty; T. W. Shepherd, treasurer
After organization preli1niDarles Tor the
ronftry exhibition weia discussed and the
sasoesation adjourned TO meet next Weines-
day night IN the office OF George ii. league
at which time II is expected definite ar
rangements viii be made.
TIE following merchants and business
men have expressed a Willingness TO oifeI
prizes for the proposed poultry show
H. Szahr, Beaumont Scoe company II
Hlrsoh, A. Soleder, II. Harris. Charles
serafno. W. Il. Caswcll & Co, s. Fienberg
8. II. Levy. Louis Mayer, Miss Jeanette
Sienegle, E l.. Wilson Hardware com
paDy. W. Is. Dualap. Leon X. Levy, Badger
& Kolter. J j. Nathan. S. Lederer. j, I
Gosgett, beaumont Racket Store. d. Deut-
ser Beaumont Lumber company, kesh
Bros, Walter Conklin, G. II. Cheshire
East Texas Bottling Works, Texas Tran
and Lumber company, A. q. Nckeen, J,
n. Ligcn. Beaumont Ice, Light and Re-
| frizfratlng company. Simmons Hardware
| company. r. Deutser, Counter Raeke
Store. A. II. Lyon. II. o. Gordon. Braut
| Bros. c. NJ Burnett. II /. ostehee, j. ,
| Gordon a Co, Beaumont Pharmacy, jane
| Robinson, Frank Hail, Jesge MeMahon. NJ
| Hecht. X. NJ. MotSrner, Mothner Bros.
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Orange Locals.

Orange. Texas, October 25,-- H. VIII
son today sold his entire saloon business 10
Frank Brown Of this place Wilson's si-
Icon is Que OF the largest here.
The grand jury has returned nine bills
Of indictment for felony cases, Elk of
which are against one man for forgery. a
negro. Lorenzo Wright. who is now Ia thS
ccrfsy jail awaiting trial.
A report became current here today thai
the tug George sesly. which has been en-
gagged in raising spnken timber at Indian
Bayou. has been blown no aad much aux
ICY was felt among INC fanlliis anf
frieEds Of her crew. This evening. bow
ever. II was learned that the report va
wholly untrue and thar the Sealy was com
ing down the river towing a big lot OF TIM
Der for the Lutcher & Moore Lumber com
pany.
The tug Margaret, Captain Charlie
Burch was launched from tbs ways thIl
afternoon. where she has been undergoing
repairs. and left for Sabine Pass late tnii
afterro5h. towing u barge OF lumber and |
raft OF squars timber.
A G. Afi~i. Esq. prominent atsorne,
Of Houston, is In Orange In attendance o,
The district court.
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Rack island Truck Farmers.

Rock Island Texas, October 2o--Tn-
Rock Island Truckers club is in session
here this afternoon at the request OF Mr..
Ernest York OF Missouri. Mr.. York Is
here for the purpose OF encouraging The
,r,ck farmers In the prosecution OF theiT
,yo,k Ne offers 10 bring an experienced
and scientific truck farmer here az his
own EXPENSE to encourage them and to give
them instruction. Mr.. York says he hai
me, with encouragement here and will
take ante an interest In the matter, as he
10 dsrectly Interested. being large real
estate owner here.
.vsnselSst from Waco. Sill begin ten
dav's meeting here next Friday. His
dsnrhtsr, Miss Ivey, en- accomplished mn,
sicsn. win be with him. The MefhodiS
ehnrrh is being rushed 10 completion TO-
occupancy for the occasion.
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Yorkto,,n Celebration.

Yorktown, Texas. October 25.-The first
day Of the Yorktown semi-centennial csls-
brailoa ended this morning about 4 o'clock.
The norther broke up the dance. The
dance was very pleasant affair.
The norther interfersd with the celebra-
ton today. but several hundred people
gathered at the place TO hear Senator Chill
ton speak. The senator was billed To SPEAK
in the morning. but the high wind prevent
ca. lie spoke in the afternoon 10 about
kn0 voters and many ladies. He devoted
his speech to defending The acts OF the
democratic party. and declared himself In
favor OF retaining Porto Rico, but Of relln-
gushing the Philippines TO the Asuinaldo
soFerr mant
The senator was followed By Captain B.
ID. Crouch. the republican candidate for
congress in the Eleventh district. be DIS
GUESSED the money question and said he
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SALE OF FINE sToCk
stock breeders from Every Part OF
the Country Are in Attendance.

Kansas City. October 25.--stoek br~eders
from every part OF the country are in at
tendance at Armour's saae of Herefords,
which is in progress at the Kansas City
stock yards Fifty head were disposed Of
ct the opening days sale and big nriees
were realized. the average being sili-5O
per heal Some OF Ae notable sales were
as follows:
True Lass, imported COW. oaivei April Ia
1885 Scott & Whitman, Ruble, KAN Slo2o.
Christmas Rose, imported COW, caiyel
January 10. 1894, G. p. Henry, Chicago
$1,000. ,ao.
Kansas Lad, bull. calvei May 10. 1891
G.. p. Henry, $1,000. % cor
Armour Mad calved January 10. 1872
William HunIihsey, Ashley, Neb., $3.50.
soubrette helfer, calved December 10
1895, Scott & Whitman, $500 ,oos
Warrior. bull, calved February "a 1870
VIM. Curtis. Henrietta. Texas, seoo.
Rose. imported hefer, calved Mareh
1895, John A. Sparks, Reno, New, sooo'
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Waaxhachic. Texas. October ga. l..
Buckalew and Miss Mittie johnson or
Ray were married here yesterday by Rev.
r. r. Ray
Thirty gentlemen have been named and
will act as reception committee on
Thursday TO receive Major Joseph d. say
ers. who VIII speak here.
Idle boys or men broke ONT windows. cut
up buggy tops and did other mischief on
South Rogers street .ast night.
Ed. Oldham e. Son have leased the ".
Brown building on the north side OF the
square and will move III in about month.
The county has nearly completed filliag
In the block opposite the jail, which II
owns. Ten or fifteen feet OF earth was
legeled up. making the lot valuable piece
OF property
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BLIZZARD IN CHICAGO.
Telegraph Wires Down and Tcic-
phone Service Demoralizcd.

Chicago, October Pa wintry storm
whaCl is central over the southern end OF
Lake Mich gan, prevailed throughout the
Northwestern States the last twenty four
hours. To the west of Chicago snow fell
to the depdl OF from two to eight inches
and here and to the east there was a heavy
rain, which changed TO d heavy wet snow
at midnight. high gale from the north
east Whipped the snow into raging biz
zard at MANY points. Telegraph W res We're
blown A.own at some places and the tele-
phone service was demoralized. Deep drifts
NiAidl interrupted street car traffic and
threatened to impede railroad trans ana
plIGayZed businSss, pessel some OF the
smaller cities in the .cy grip OF winter
For vesselmen this storm is the toughest
of the season. The danger signals are UP
all around Lake Michigan, Lake Huron aud
Lake Superior At several points on t1e
lakes vessels were reported in distress end
the crews had marrow e.capes from drown
ing In Chicago harbor alone twenty-five
vessels put n for satisfy.
The force OF the storm was felt as far
south Is the Gulf of Mexivo. Its effects az
different points were varied ana at higntiaii
the rainfall had far into the lower Mssis-
sippi valley been followed by the cold wave.
In some cases TIE DANCE of tempera'
ture was 20 rapid as to be almost danger
Gus to health. The greateat drop happened
Ia the Southwest. at Abilene, Texas, where
the mercury fell &c degrees n fow hours.
At Springfield. Ill.,, and Springfield Mo-,
the temperature dropped Is degrees during
the afternoon; at Davenport and Dubuque,
Iowa, 20 degrees, and at Chicago % degrees,
The lowest temperature at these places was
as follows Dubuque, 80 degrees; Spring
field, H., 80; Springfield. NO.. 80; Dayen-
port, 32; Chicago, 81 Abilene. 50,
The rainfall in this section so far this
month is one inch more than the normal
for Qctnhnr
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TO SAIL FOR MANILA.
The Indiana. Pennsylvania ana zen'
Iandia to Leave shortly.

San Fp,ncisco. October 26.--The Indians
will soon san for Manila with the farst ana
Second ba,talions Of eae Kansas regiment
on board Tomorrow the First and rhara
battalions Of the First Washington Will sa'l
on the ohio. Colonel Funston wsii be ~
command Of the former expedition ana
Colonel wholley OF the latter Inc rIits
f,rst iowa has been assigned 20 the Penn
sylyanah. which vessel will carry all OF ppe
regiment. The Zealandia VIII be ready py
Thursday. This vessel VIII carry the SCI
ond Kanaas battalion aud the Fifth Ten.
mes ee regiment. With the departure o.
the zea.andia ami Newport there wiz De
lef, Of The troops only about 200 men, VIM
will be sent on small vessel.
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Temple Topics.

Temple. Texas. October 25.-Mesnrs.
Graham and Harry Denton received mss-
sage yesterday announcing the death Of
their father in London, England. Both OF
he gentlemen came from London several
war; ago and are we'll known In Texas.
Harry Denton has lived In Galveston Tor
~ r,st tyo years and Graham Was one o!
~ most popular salcEmen travelling out oil
Temple. The death Of their father was not
unexpected, as he was a very old mar.
NJ W. o. Goa, having travelled from
uonoluIa 10 Dssumopt. Texas, hunting a
sood location 10 practice Law. has returned
"a Temple and will open an office with
Mr. King. formerly OF Dublin. Texas
Donald Brice left yesterday TOR Dallas %
Soin his regiment.
j. ". McLain Of abe Niiway mail ser.
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vice returned yesterday from n months
visit 10 the North and East Mr.. Davis,
who has been holding down NcCaln's run,
Will 80 to Fort Worth,
Miss Myrta Haller left last uagh, tor
Birmingham, sth., whore she will lake
a two years course OF study in the Comp
ton Female seminary.
Rev. ]. ID. Green OF Columbus a assist
ing Rev Armstrong In a revival at The
South Side Methodist church.
Messrs. Ranly, RuscAillng and FGenner,
after lengthy visit 10 Temple ana Vest
phalia returned to their homes yesterday
In celina, Ohio.
Al the smallpox detention camp yestcr-
day one negro was discharged as well OF
the disease One Of the suspects developed
a case OF genuine smallpox. which makes
the eighth case all told.
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Rogers. Texas. October 2S.-The cotton
crop "a about all gathered. being ne largest
crop gzthered in this section for years
Have had fine weather all the season. Ma
cotton wasted st all. Tie prospects, are
that there will be less cotton planted next
year and more grain.
Mr. jos s. Thompson. the well contractor
has turned the well over TO the town and
Il l.tss been accepted. He reached depti
OF 1900 feet and got a flow OF 1880 gallons
per cay.
Mr.. Thompson Is making a speedy prep
araAlon TO lay the mains and In few days
VIC viii he blessed with the greatest OF al
blessings--waler,
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SECOND EDITION--6:OO am.

10 the disastrous trip OF Major Woody Il,
tbs Northwest mountain police. NJ, ~. ~ :
sent out by the Dominion government ia
discover an nll-iand road to the Kloudike
by way OF Edmonton,
j.. Moudy. guide, has been frozen "a
death. Two others de ested him at difsruit
points on the trail. His outfit WAS burned
BY fires and when McKenze last heard from
the major be was pluckily pushing OF, nortn
CT Fort Graham. II rs over a year since
Woody started out on his journey. He has
SUI sevenh montns more hard work be-
fore he reaches the Klondgke, II he ever
does