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ing her two sons and one daughter, John
Thornton OF Howth station. exSherif r. NJ
Thornton, now of Dallas, and Miss Maria
Bell Thornton.
LOWREY ,--Weimar Texas. November L.
Mrs. John Lowrey Of Rosenberg on visit
TO friends In this county after short i'll
ness died yesterday at the residence of Mr..
j. j. Armstrong in this city and was buried
IN the Odd Fellows cemetery today. She
formerly lived here for many years and
was ever known and loved as the friend OF
the helpless. She is a sister of MIR. J. NJ.
Lit IT Shimek, this county.
CtAPMAN.--Nacogdo Texas. Novem-
Der Mrs. Caroline T. Chapman died yes
terday at the home OF her son-in-law, r.
w. Haltom on South Fredonia street and
was inferred at Falrview church, four miles
east OF town, this afternoon at 2 o'clock,
Mrs. Chapman was born in Macon county,
Alabama, near Notasulga, in March, 1924,
and came to Texas ana settled in Nacog-
d0ches county in 1859. She was twice mar
ried, her first husband being William Day;
from this marriage four children were born.
only one surviving her. She afterwards
married Larkin Chapman, who died twelve
years ago. Four children were born from
this union and are all living. r. w. Hal.
tom, editor and one of the proprietors Of
the Daily Sentinel and democratic nominee
for the legislature, married one of her
daughters. Miss Luvena Chapman. Mrs
Chapman had been a member of the Meth
odist church, South, for slxty-one years.
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The BnIdheaded Lawyer.

Detroit Free Press.
The absent minded lawyer that was the
subject OF humorous recollection by one
OF Detroits veteran members OF the bar fur
nisaed him with another inte estiLg remln-
iscenoe.
his lawyer" said he, was quite bald-in
lact' he was the most peculiarly paid man
| believe | ever saw. rhe badness began
at his eyebrows ana furroHed us way clear
back 10 his neck. Tbs growth of hair On
esch sioe was quite luXuriant by contrast
~ that with his hat off no presented a
peculiar type of manly beauty that mad to
be cultivated by degrees. like the taste for
mushrooms or Lirburger cheese. He was
cutie sensitive about his personal appear
ance and VIII on the street he wore nus
bat well down over bis heal to hide the
rear skull exposure. Though clever and
prominent in his profession, he had also
the reputation OF being unscrupulous aad
tricky.
"ODe day when court was not In session
he strolled into the basement In his absent
minGed way. He was in deep study and
his hat was well down over his eyes leaving
the rsar cranial surface prominently eX-
posed
Oh, mamma chirped little girl ''at
mans got two faces
" What a precocious childl' remarked
LAWYER noted for his fund Of dry humor and
whose knowledge of the absent minded ones
shady doings was intimate. -
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

CELEsTE.--A large acreage In wheat is
being sown in this vicinity.
HEARNE-Not much cotton is being sold
In the city. Several small lots are being
held N the bottom.
ENNIS Born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. W.
Powell, a son. Mrs Powell is very III and
Is not expected TO live.
WHARTON.-The grand jury has adjourned
after finding thirteen felony indictments;
three of them for murder
BOWIE-Three cases of smallpox have been
discovered here and two or three others have
been found just outside the city.
PENALETONVILLB.- Robbers blew the
safe in the postofhce. but were frightened
away before they had secured any booty.
MOUNT CALM.--No-cot s being held
here because of the decline. The entire crop
Will not be marketed before December /.
FORNBY "A strange negro developed a
case of smallpox He has been isola ed and
there is no danger of spread of the dis
ease.
HICO.-There is case ot smallpox in
town The place has been quarantined and
guards placed there. The patient thinks he
contracted the disease at Dallas.
KAUFMAN. The creeks in this county are
higher than for years as result of the
the roads are almost impossible
CELESTE About three-fourths of the
cotton crop has been gathered. The crop
is averaging three-fourths OF bale to the
acre and IN places It has made bale.
FORNEY.-A tornado did considerable
damage al the home of S. r. Blake east of
here No one was hurt but his house was
destroyed and other property greatly in
jured.
TERRELL-The negro smallpox patient
admitted TO the North Texas insane asylum
from Limestone county died All the cloth
ing and bedding used by him has been de-
stroyed
DALLAS.-Henry F. Burns, a well known
oft Of naf1a ma at hOff
Chestnut street, death resulting from tetanus
or locl Jaw. The accident which caused the
death occurred four weeks ago on Thurs
left thumb No serious results were expected
at the time, as the injury was thought to be
of an upimportant character
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WEATHER AND CROPS.


Dallas, Dallas County, Texas, Novem-
Der 1.--Considerable frost fell over this
section last night. 1t was acc m oanled by
such heavy dew, however, that little, Il
any, damage was done
Frelsburg. Fayette County, Texas, octo.
Der 31.-A heay rain, accompanied b.
high northwest wind and an electrical
storm, visited this section about daybreak
this morning There was no damaga dons
to any extent. either by rain or storm.
Sherman, Grayson County. Texas, No
vember There was the heaviest trost
OF the fall last night. Especially in tie
lowlands. 1t will generally prove Dehe-
fclal. In the cotton held 1t viii as, 81 IL
getting the heavy leaves cut If tn way
ard afford the sun a bet e.. chance t.
ripep and open the bols, which aIe thick,
and will produce, II conditions are favor
able, fully two-hfths as muen cotton as
has already been picked
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DEATHS.


REYNOLDS, Palestine, Texas, November
lola, aged II, daughter Of MIR and Mrs.
I'd Reynolds, died yesterday OF TYPHOID
Mes Abilene; Texas, November IN IS
Mamie Rics ded here yesterday aftcrsoll
and was buried this afternoon at 1 o'clock
IN the city cemetery.
JONES.-Clarendon, Texas. November .
w T. Jones, prominent business mau
anc son OF +, Jones. ono o; the hes.
known cqttemen IN the Panhandle dio5
today of cerebral meningitis
VAUGHN Farmersville. Texas. November
S'-Hon Y. F. Vaughn, eX.mcmber of t1e
legislature from this county, died IN tbis
city las; evening. He has been sick and c5 -
hned 10 his bed for the last three or four
months.
Hodges Caldwell Texas. November
Miss Lille Hodges, daughter OF Ue,rv
LODGES, died at her fathers home near
Her little sister Maggie, about "a wears ~,
preceded her by three days
ROBERTS-Crowley, La November "A
r Roberts proprietor Of the Crowley house
died last nigh after lingering the pas FEW
months from incurabe malady. Mr. Roberts
was % years OF age and leaves wife ana
many friends to mourn his oss
MANDLESS.--Mou Calm Texas No
vyember Miss Johnnie McAndless died
here this morning. She was most ex.
eellent young lady and her death N De.
plored by the entire community As
token of respect the four mill and Nickels'
gin have ceased operations for the day'
PIERCE,-Carrizo Springs, Texas. Noyem-
Der l.--sunday night nj Salt Creek four
miles from here, Mrs Bob Pierce dIei
before medical aid could be summoned
she was taken M short time before X
o'clock and expired within fifteen or twenty
minutes. Mrs. Pierce was a daughter ~
DR.. Hargus and has lived here all her NE
oRNToN--Iienipstead. Texas. Noyemher
3.-Mrs, Ella Thornton, an old resident ~
Waller county, Died AZ har home near How'll
station yesterday af,ernoon. Her husband
caed about meath ago. She leaves surviv-
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sHERIFFs' DEPARTMENT.

Rockdale. Milan County, Texas, No
vomber S.-Strayed from ]. S. Perry, at
Rockdale. one small, heavyset. black or
brown mare mule. in good condition, one
ear cropped; brand, If any, not remem-
bered: or 8 years old. Will pay for
information. r. Todd. Sheriff
Bellvllle. Texas, November 2.--Strayed
or stolen on the night OF October 81,
from Wallis, Texas, one gray horse, Is
or 16 hands high branded Ma on left
shoulder. Address all information to
William Palm. sheriff Austin county.
Stolen from opposite court house sorreI
mare and jump seat buggy. Mare Is
heavyset, in good condition. blazed face,
no brand, Five dollars reward for horse
and buggy. A. r. Anderson. sheriff, by
A. l.. Conway deputy.
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Angelina County. popu,,,,o.

NuiAih' Texas. November IA disnat.h
from the census department at Wash'na,e
10 County Clerk singleton advises 49, .vn
go OF this Angelina county, is In
- 's OF 10000, which entities the count.
office Of a tSer, oniee Of tax assessor, tbs
io., heretofore combined ALREADY IN" ~
orr,ese esnoldates have announced FOR ~ ~.
: Sh'ee z. a Franklin. B F. Nerren ra tns
Al, 1913 ). j. rresdwell and A. w Sius
" 'ne a'owed candidates are msklng a.
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ISLAND CITYNEWS ITEMS
Distribution Of Money Is Now the Absorb
ine theme.
MISS BARroNs HEALTH IS IMPROVED
The Work of Cleaning Away the
Debris VIII BE Completed within
Week or Ten Days.

Galveston, Texas November 4.--The dis
aside for the sufferers is now the alb
sorbing theme here. The committees
that have been appointed to look after
this work are devising methods whereby
the deserving can be distinguished from
those who are not, and they intend to
use the utmost diligence In the matter.
1t is only intended that the absolutely
destitute shall be aided, but the task of
locating the worthy ones will be accord
ingly difficult. a great many people who
are honest and sincere believe them
selves entitled to aid and will make an
effort to get it, who are really self-sup-
porting and who could get along with
put IL. They have lost possibly all that
they had, but still they have positions
and are capable of making a living. 1t
is hard TOR one who has no prejudice
whatever to decide who really are the
most deserving of assistance. II is there
fore very easy for one who Is interested
to firmly believe himself the most needy
Everyone views the matter from his
own standpoint. and it can not be other
wise. The committee which was appoint
ed by the central committee to distribute
the money has appointed as sub-commit-
tee TO formulate plank which Is to I've
filled out by each applicant. This con-
tains questions that will have TO be an
swered by the party making the applca-
ton When this is filled out it will be
turned over TO the chairman OF the COM
mittee from the ward in which the ap-
plicaDt resided at the time OF the storm.
He will make Investigations as to the
truth OF the statements of the applicant
II will then be referred to the whole
committee with his recommendation. II
they pass upon it favorably the central
committee will then issue voucher for
the amount of money the applicant has
been deemed entitled TO-
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AMENDMENT EXPLAINED.
A Matter of VitnI Interest to the
Whole State.


To the Editor OF The POST
College Station. Texas. November 3.-Ia
your issue OF November you publish a let
ter from Wichita Fails relative TO the pro-
posed irrigation amendment to the cousu-
tuition, which deserves careful consideration
on the part Of the voters OF the state To-
day, in conversation with some gentlemen in.
this vicinity. | was surprised to learn that
voters IN this section We're many OF them
disposed to vote against the amendment on
tho grcuud that ttB scope was not understood
aud therefore 1t was supposed to involve
some dangerous precedent rho letter from
Wichita Falls ought to dispe this idea but
think that more could he said ia favor of
II thap that It can not in any way anect
INC state at large As practical example
to the state 1t will mean a great deal. The
amendment only proposes to give the land
owner In the counties OF Archer, Baylor,
Clay. knox and Wichita an opportunity TO
say whether or not they desire to have SUCH
an irrigation district organized, and then a
two-thiror vote OF those land owners whose
LANDS would be affected Is required before
such district can be formed should the
amendment carry ana should such an irrl-
CATION district be formed, its success or fail
ure would be the best possible evidence TO
the rest OF the State as to whether or not
tho plan is a good one.
In Southern and Southeastern Texas there
are large areas susceptible OF pronia ble ir-
rigation in connection with rice culture, and
IL seems To me tnat thls section OF the state
should want TO see the amendment carry be-
cause oil the object lesson It would De To
South Texas. II 1t proves TO he a good thing
We should be in position 10 say whether
or not similar amendment extending the
application of the privilege to South Texas
would be desirable, In any event the man
cial feature Of the experiment rests with
the district involved in the amendment anu
see no reason why any thinking man should
oppose the measure IL he understands It.
While having not the slightest personal in
toresi in the measure, | do think that II is
matter of vital interest To the whole State.
and | hope the results OF next tuesday S
election will show that the people OF the
state are favorable to II. j. C. Nagle.
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Jubilee Concert AZ palestine

ia'esuhe Texas, November S.-The Iubllee
concert given at the opera house last nigh,
uhuer the direction Of Mrs C. L. Noble, Mrs
rehry Ash Miss Lena Bradford and Pro,
n,,leu leader of the Palestine brass hand
was wa 4 thoroughly enjoyable en- ervainmau;
w me- al lovers OF mu,ic, vocal and ms ru'
singing, plano playing and deciamatton en IN
e nvt 1ny hlghly cred table to their own tsi'
v 49, gut evidenced their thorough and com
"a, tanning by these who had the CON
fairly uruer direction. The opera house wa,
receipts, after expenses. was verv ana
'e'"s sum for the base bail park-si5
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VERDICT FOR DEFENDANTS.
Lady Claimed Damages. but RAILROAD
Got n Verdict.

Waco, Texas, November 4-The jury in the
case OF Mrs. Grassland against tie Missouri
Kansas and Texas and San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass Railway companies returned
a verdict for the defendants. Plaintiff sued
for damages, alleging that she was put OF
the train east of this city by the conductor.
who she alleged, was very abusive to her
The conductor testified that llainuff came
in on the San Antonio and Arkansas Pass
and that she was on OF tue chair cars
transferred to the Katy at this point. and
that after leaving the depot and crossing
the river he asked her for her ticket; that
she SAID she had given her ticket 10 another
conductor. In answer to the question con-
corning her destination she said Waco,
whereupon the witness told her she had
passed Waco. but that he would take her
to Hillsboro, where she could take the south
bound train and return without cost. Plain
tln would not agree TO this, the witness
said, and insisted on getting dff the train.
which she did in East Waco. The jury was
out only FIVE minutes.
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ITEMS FROM THE CAPITAL CITY
REV. sMOOT's TWENTY An
NIvERsARY AS PASTOR.
Funeral of the Late Monroe Miller.
A Young Lady Severely Burned.
Football Team TO Leave.

Austin, Texas, November 4.-Rev. X.
K Smoot, pastor OF the Southern Presby-
terrain church, celebrated his twenty
the church Twentyfour years ago he
preached his initial sermon, and during
his career as minister here he has
built up his church and his congregation
is one of the most loyal in the city. The
people OF his church love him. and to
them he is beacon of hope and COM
forter in times of distress.
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San Angelo, Texas. November a-M'
Cawley sold to Pat Connolly for tns ~
market one carload Of fat grass q"
Sis
The soper Cattle company Is rspohh
have bought the j, IA. KNOWLES oy -
in West Tom Green. =,
s. 7. & n. Butler sold Two cars o. n
at $50 and $40 per head. ~,
Sinimsn Bros. sold their mres'fs,
ranch in Schleicher county 70 oovns' "
yer of Santa Anna for solbo. o.a..,|
Mrs. X. c. Downey sold to u n '0p'''1
240 acres of land for sSw ~
S. Turner sold twenty-one hesd q
Hassard Bros. bought from A. r Pr
in sutton county 200 yearlings anu Nv, II
Wilson of san Angelo ~ ones, tw0'
and tours at SIS. $50, va ana w. n. n
Sol Mayer bought $50 threes alo
Bill West in Crockett county az 49,, n
Colonel Baggett Of Crockett counv "
ping from this point II carioaes " "a IA
and young stock to Bell coun"
the Local trade there. .., M ~
r. s Campbell OF Ohio mace = 'l ~.
ing purchases: +. X. wilson, ~ =, IA
steers at SIG, NJ. Martin, 10 osl's NJ
a S. Turner. 80 cows at W. ",
60 threet at SCI. s.v. ri :
j. C. Perry is reported 70 Al Y
fifty section ranch and wv l l'.as,n ~
I'm Crockett county to Fort Ms .sss & &
r. r. Hamilton bought wv mu. sss,,
from w. A, Nix OF Schlelcner vS r,.,,,,f
I. N. Faruuhar sold to l. "a n Ana
butcher no Fat cows at sN anu I. M
.,a ED m,iley bull call 70
party al $50. -, min next ~
J. B. Wilson, Dallas, for leeu'us'
and fours. :, r,.ud Auson W
Jim Williams sold Clauu
Eaiix Mann bought $50 bulls ~ M
Gamer Sonora. and from Junss n
San Angelo. 400 fours and w {, Ioua 4
n < Campbell snlpped 70 ~
cars, cows S,.s oal sols dn TO claud Anson "
and twos. a,, fror, Scail's
Bros, Midland, % Hersi0iu
head. ,orena was ~
signee of % head OF sau'
from here. -. INST snppst
Rr MShR q p to Waco iced I Iols 4. Z "a
They will feed 100 anu
1850 also. -. IN IKE Blsdsoe Z
c. d Metcalfe solo 70 II $50 3 hiat
and three year old mules l,IesS at county N
c. D. Crowley OF cr sScSIeicnsr court
from Jim Garrett oo i at purA
yearlings at SIS, deh'e
ranch u helng pougnI y"
Horses are again
the British government
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Notes and Personals.

Brenham, Texas, November i-ns
council will be in session Monday
A son was born to Mr.. and Mn M,
Jones of Berlin Saturday
A son was born to Mr.. and Nm
HEARTFELT at Chappell Hill last Wsdr,ii|
Gus Schumacher is erecting apotasr :
building on Quitman street near the M
Elephant saloon. n
The Woman's Guild OF Saint Peters ~
will meet at 8 p. m. Monday at the reila
of Mrs. II. X. Harrison.
Two weddings are announced iv y
week, William Knetckel to Francis n
dowska, at Chappell Hill on the iiA
Mike Squires and Velenta Twaduska d
18th instant; Frank Zantke to Annie lss7l
on the 18th.
Messrs. Ben s. Rogers and c, T. ROT 4
for Galveston last night to attend the Pm
memorial services there today.
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commissioner nogan,s Report.

Austin, Texas, November 4.--The an
nual report of Land Commissioner Hogan
shows there are 4,2SO,SS2 acres of land
patented, i4,O71.5s sold but not patented.
Number of acres leased or consolidated
for which new contracts were made
From August 81, 1898. to September 81,
1898 4,4oe. 729i from August 81 1899, TO
September L. 1900, 6,67493l Total tor
the two years. 11,0S4 eco acres.
Total number of acres leased and IN
good standing September /, 1900 1853
951 acres, total in good standing Sep
TENDER j, 1898, 1072S. $50; increase past
two years, i,225,32l.
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her husband being absent at the Gonzales
conference -. =, -.
prctrsoted meeting Will be hela az the
Christian church next week, conducted oy
Elders Young ana George w Bonhsm.
Paul Dittmer, who has been living IN uai-
weston for six or seven months, oeing mere
durins the storm. is now at nome IN nunse
to remain. . ,
new arrival at the home Of j. =. Dsnham.
a fine 10. pound boy.
Rev. A. w. Wilson left last TUESDAY Tor
the annual conference az GonzaIes, 10
the unanimous desire OF his church here that
he be returned.
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DIED OF HYDRoPHoBIA.
Cowboy who Was Bitten by skunk
Had Fearful Commissions.

FL paso. Texas, November Encyclopaedia
resulting from the bite OF rabd skunk
caused the death today Of Silas Carson OF
Wilcox, Ariz. Carson was a cowboy and
was bitten three months ago near Wilcox
while sleeping on the rauge. SymptoAs OF
hydroph0bia male their appearance three
days ago and Carson was brought here last
night for medical treatment, He grew rapid
ly worse and went from one convulsion to
another until death put an end to his torture
this morning. Strange to say. at in ervais
between commissions he was perfectly ration
al and fully realized his awful condition.
During the commissions he fought with the
frenzy OF lunatic and It required the eff
forts OF several men to restrain him.
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Burial of Monroe miller.

Austin. Texas, November 1.-The fun
at $3.50 O'Clock this afternoon, and large
cortege OF sorrowng friends accompanied
the remains to their final resting place.
The Knights Tempar conducted the cere-
monies, and besides many other fraternal
orders assisting, the fire department was
out in force. The deceased was an ener-
getic citizen and his death is regretted
by every patriotic man in town.
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NEWS ITEMS FROM C0RSlCANA
BUILDING Is ACTIVE IN THE TEXAS
OIL CITY.
A Fine Ofdcc building Ii TO BE
Erected-A Negro Accidentally
Killed While Hunting.

Corsicans, Texas. November 4.-"ork mas
commenced on the following new buildings
In the city: Three two-story residences for
B. Marks to cost $3.50; one two-story resi-
dence for j. l.. Miller. to cost SSOoO one Two
story brick business house or Rev Aoe Mui-
key, to cost $4,000; one two-story residence
for James l.. Dockum, TO cost SS5h; one
residence for James ptolmey. to cost *ls"'
and residence for VIM Jones, to cost
$1,000. The II. L. Scales $1,000 residence Is
now well under way
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A TEXANS AIRSHIP.

Waco. Texas, November 3.-w. D.
Custead of Elm Mott, ten miles north OF
Waco, on the Missouri. Kansas and Texas
railway, will soon make an ascent in his
airship, an invention of his own and ore
designed on an entirely new theory Co.'S
mel James Hays Quarles. business repre-
sentative of the Current Issue OF Austin,
is TO accompany Mr. Custeld on his frst
ascension. The start will be made at E m
Mott and Mr. Custead will endeavor to
land in Waco. After going up a few hun
dred feet he purposes heading his sh p
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st. Louis; N. NJ. Smith. Dallas; e. Hardy
and wife, Austin; E. r. Davis, Texas: A.
A. Gleason, Texas: Ed II Cobbs, Houston:
j. Stern. New York. John G. Artho, New
York: William Black. New Orleans; Max
Huey, city; W ]. Branch Palestine; T.
n. Jones, Tyler; +. II. lyman League
City; T. Il. Reynolds, Saginaw Mich;
Fred X Frasak. New York; NJ. Richie,
city. P. Notiwitz, New York; A. W. Ar
mold. New York; B. G. Baker, Orange r.
+. Boyd, St. Louis; J. T. Yancy, st. Louis.
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BIG WHEELER DAIRY
Is 10 lie Moved 10 Alvin In the Men,
Future.

Alvin, Texas. November 3.-Ex-Governor
Wheeler of Iowa, who has been running a
large dairy farm at Winnie. Texas. has de-
ttrmined to move his headquarters to this
place. The governor was here yesterday and
selected location ard will begin the cree
fion Of suitable buildings Tor his large dairy
at once. He has about 800 head of Rne milk
COWS which he expects to bring hero. and
expects TO ship 50o gallons of milk per day
to Galveston and Houston. Mr.. s. o. Smith,
a practical dairy man OF this city will be
associated with Mr.. Wheeler ana viii be
manager OF the farm. Mr. Smith says in
his opinion this is the biggest thing that
has struck Alvin since the storm struck H.
And say he will have the biggest dairy IN
South Texas In operation by the 18th OF No
vember. whether Bryan or Mckinley is
elected