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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-09

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All the January Butterick Patterns
and Publications are now here, also the
DeLneator. We are St. Paul agents, and
take subscriptions. An appropriate
Christmas gift TO lady friend would be
a years subscription to the Delineator.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-09
AMONG TIE NEW BOOKS
LETTERS OF MATTHEW ARNOLD
SHE'D A NEW LIGHT ON
HIS LIFE
READING FOR THE YOUNG
New Edition of 'PeneIope,s Expe-
riences" = Anthony Hopes
"Quisanti" an Artistic
Piece of Work.

Letters of Matthew Arnold" collected
The Macmillan company, New York
1t seems almost like to ri,,oc y. - 60.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-07-31

thews had rabbits foot which he Wor, and that when he lost it, some time ago his luck changed and he was soon under arrest. Matthews acknowledged having had the rabbits foot once. saying it was 2 present from a relative. He had lost it but he attributed nothing evil from that fact, saying there was little of the super sttious in his composition.
 Matthews was first arrested in Juneau by Marshal Staley, but Stalev was unable to hold him, and he came on to SkagWay Marshal Tanner here arrested him, anC now claims the reward of $I .ooo.
 It is said Matthews was quite sporty after arriving in Alaska, and has gamblec considerable. A story from Chicago say: he wore fine apparel and huge diamonds He still had the diamonds when he was arrested in Skagwav.
 Marshal Tanner took with him to Sitka on the Queen, Henry Schofed and John Olvsn, recently sentenced by Judge Sehl- brede to six months each for selling liqucI to indians.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-07-31

point that in all the operation of the road not a wreck had occurred, and not a pas senger had lost life on the road. all Of which was considered highly complmen;- arv to all in the operative department ln- cluding Superintendent Rogers, the con . ductors, engineers, flremen, brakemen, and Chief Dispatcher Al. Wallack and assist ants, and others who help to keep the track in order and run ard maintain the trains and rolling stock.
 Conductors Miles and Warehouse, who had the honor of being the first over the new track with their regular trains, are the oldest ticket punchers of the line. Both are experienced veterans and have wide circles of friends. They will retain their positions in charge of the, two passenger trains. MT. Morehouse has been running on the Caribou division two months and MT. Miles has long been running in and out of Skagwav.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-07-31
MATTHEWS 0FF FOR
 SAVANNAH, GEORGIA Alleged EmbuzZler Taken by
 a PinkertOn Man.
TANNER GOES WITH HIM
Marshal May Accompany Prisoner to the South--Extradition Papers Brought by the Detective--SchO-
 field and Olsyn Conveyed to Sitka.

w. C. Matthews, escorted by Marshal J, M. Tanner and F. F. Lischke, Pinker- ton detective, left on the Queen on his long journey to Savannah, where he will meet his accusers in court, and, he says, prove himself innocent of wrongdoing.
 Lschke. the Plnkerton man, was armed with requisition from Gov. Candler, of Georgia, for extradtion papers. The req uisltion will be presented to Acting Gov, ernor Distn at SItka, and will doubtless be honored.
 Marshal Tanner may proceed to the Georgia city with MT. Matthews. The latter has expressed himself as so desiring as he disllkes the idea of being in the hands of the Pinkertons. Mr. Lischke holds an appointment as agent of the state of Georgia for the purpose of conveying Matthews to that state.
 Matthews says he came direct to this part of the country without attempting to cover his tracks, and that he intended to return to the south on the Queen when he was apprehended at Skagwav by Marshal Tanner and placed under arrest here.
 "The way that 1t happened to be known in the states that 1 was likely in this part of the country" said Matthews. twas through letter l wrote before comingjhere In that letter stated that should like to come to Klondke."
 It is understood Matthews has relatives of wealth.
 The story has been circulated that Mat
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-07-31
Regular Service Begun Over
 the New Track.
EVERYTHING WORKS OK.
Direct Service Between Skagway and White Horse Without Change of Cars Begun Yesterday. and Will He Maintained.

The first passenger trains oyer the Lake Bennett division of the White Pass & Yu- kon railway ,and the first to make the con- tinuous run between Skagwav and White Horse accomplished the feat yesterday.
 The first to actually pass over was that leaving White Horse at 7:I5 o'clock yes. terdav morning, in charge of Conductor M s. Warehouse. 1t had to travel slowly ir traversing the new and partly unballasted track from Caribou to Bennett, but was only an hour behind the schedule time ir getting to Skagway. It got here at p. m. Two coaches were in the train, and both had all the passengers they could carry. The engineer was MT. Briggs: the fireman fiackett brakemen, Haney and Foley.
 The passenger train that left here al 8:3o a. m. yesterday, in charge of Conduc' tor Murray Miles, met the train from White Horse at Bennett, and then proceed to White Horse. Manager Hawkins wired last evening that the train had gotten through.
 Hereafter passenger train will leave here each morning, and one will leave White Horse each morning. The crews will run one way one day and return the next, thus lying over nights at White Horse and Skagwav alternately. The schedule is not yet made out, but the time will be approximately eight hours each way.
 Until the road is fully balasted, which will be several days, the train will have tc run somewhat slowly along the lake,
 The completion of the link of road along Lake Bennett, thus giving through connec' ton from Skagwav to Bennett, was con sidered triumph. The old train employees were elated, and one of them made the
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-07-31
Peterson & Go.

On 9th Avenue near state street, tentiOn 10 close out their entire stock of dry goods, consisting Of about S3OOO.
 The variety is 100 numerous to mention, any and everything at and below cost. Also our uphOl- stery goods such as lace curtains, drapery and window shades. Those who wish to avail them. selves of the opportunity had bet ter come carly while there IS a good assortment.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-07-31
Deutcher Verein Picnic.

The picnic given by the Deutcher Verein. at Shafer park, Sunday, like previous events of the kind, was great success. The attendance was good and all had a pleasant time. There were sports and dincing to amuse, and refreshments for the inner man. There have been many lm- provements made in the arrangement of the park since the last Sunday picnic.
 The net proceeds of Sundays picnic will be turned over to the fire department as soon as the same are accounted.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-07-31
OUTINGS ARE PLANNED
Camera Club to Visit Denver Glacier
 and Other Places.

The Y. IA. C. A. Camera Club last even- ing decided to visit Denver Glacier Friday of this week. The glacier is on the west fork of the SkagWay river. The club will meet at the club rooms at a. m. Friday, and go up the river in wagons.
 The outing next week will be either to Chilkoot pass summit. or to Davidson's glacier, down the canal. A committee was last night appointed to decide the matter The outing whether to one place or the other, will last two or three days.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-07-31
To Play Basket Ball.

Mrs. 1. H. Moore is chairman of the ice cream committee in connection with the New England supper, to be given tomor> row evening, and ice cream will be served all the evening. Basket ball in the gym nasium will be the evening amusement, and ladies' team will play against team of men.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-07-31
Nearly All Gone.

Nearly all the immense stock of the Spencer Company has been sold out, The inducements offered have taken the goods as it was expected they would. MT. Spencer says they have only a small quantity left and it must go. It will not last long as.the prices quoted cannot be resisted.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-07-31
Sa me Old JPer.

Lakeside-Do you believe communi cations can he received from the dead?
 Broadway-I know they have post office in Philadelphia. Cincinnati En qulrer
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-07-31

"For Sale," "For Rent," "F1rnished Rooms For Rent" and other cards for sale at the Daily Alaskan office. If
 Price of baths cut to 25 cents. The Principal, opposite U. s. Barracks 2SIm
 Skagwav Messenger Service. Office, State and Sixth. Delivery to any part of the city for 2s cents. 7I2tf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-07-31
PERSONAL MENTION.
People Coming and Going and Old
 Aoquaintanoes.

Mrs. Merrifeld leaves today for AtliD to join her husband.
 F. w. White, agent for the Pacific Coast Steamship Company. went to White Horse Sunday on visit.
 M. King, manager of Kings mill, at Caribou, is in the city.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-07-31
Kodak Films.

l have just received complete line of al kinds of films. H. C. Barley, 6 2o If
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-07-31
Cut to Sl5.

Monday mornings train will connect with Bonanza King at White Horse foI Dawson. T. R. Pumphrey, agent.
 7-28 2t
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-07-31

If vov want good work done telephone No. 62, Rev Cltv Laundry. They take it away and return it, all Tn few hoursr
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-07-31

Mattresses made over and wire springs set at Peoples. 55 tt
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-07-31

Postoffice News Stand ,reopened by A. L. Ritter, stationery, magazines, etc. 2 IS I'm
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-07-31
Steamers Due in Port.
AGENT

The following steamers are scheduled to arrive on the dates named. NAME. WHEN DUE. AGENT
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-07-31

Lot 5oxIoo. all cleared, room frame house on Eighth street one block norlh of | McCabe college. Address T, Alaskan office, and save commissions
 George E. Henton's wagon and carriage shop has removed to Third avenue, near Broadway. o-7-tr
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-07-31
Miners.

Good miners wanted at once by The En- gineer Mining Co. 7>28 ? t
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-07-31

The Pioneer cigar factory of Skagway, wholesale cigar and smokers supplies. u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-07-31

If you want messenger, call telephone No. 82. I2tf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-30
BRENHAM BUDGET.


BRENNAN, Texas. July 29.-PrlYate DIP
pei Of the Brennan Field Artillery, and
Private Heartheld Of the Signal Corps, re-
turned from the La Porte eneampment
last night on cots Both are quite sick
with malsrial fever Major Ben schmid'
commanding the artillery battalion. is re-
ported critically sick.
Bad weather nterferei with the attend
ance on the summer night concert at Ger
mania to a considerable extent.
The secretary OF the Brenham Gun club
has letters announcing that dozen of the
crack shooters OF Austin will ATTEND the
shoot here next month.
The excursion via the Central and san'a
Fe railroads to Houston and Galveston TO-
day were we'll patronized.
Brenham appears TO be soft OF rem
devious Tor runaway boys at preaen b
There we're three in the city this morning
from Fort Worth, Dallas and Galveston
and officers are receiving inquiries iroc
anxious parents.
The special service announced at the
Methodist church today celebrating thu
finishing OF repairs on the church bsild
ing was spoiled by the rain. and will b
held next Sunday
The week in the social world CLOSED
Saturday evening with a largely attended
dance in the rooms OF the Athletic clul
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ding hols, squares and leaves; complain 3
of boil weeyil, a very poor outlook for a
cotton crop
Tenaha, Shelby County. Texas, July IS.
Some complaint OF cotton shedding.
Village Mills, Hardin County, Texas,
July 2a--Cotton is being materially dam
aged by he continued rains.
Call. Newton County, Texas, July 29.-
The cotton crop is being damaged by the
rains; there will not be more than halt a
crop.
Independence. Washington County,
Texas, July 29-Cotton has improved
greatly in the past TWO weeks; it is free
from pests.
Bridgeport, Wise County, July 2s.-cot-
ton is getting very rank in the hot oms;
too much rain.
Troy. Rell County, Texas. July 2s.-Cot-
ton is late. but now looks ane and Is do
ing we'll.
Henderson, Athens County, Texas, July
27.-This section has been visited almost
daily for the past ten days by rain, and
some uneasiness is manifested for the re-
suit on the cotton crop.
Montague. Montague County. Texas.
July 26.-There has been TOO much rain for
cotton. although 1t is In fairly good
condition.
queen city, Cass County. Texas, Jury
26.-There never was such prospect FOR a
big cotton crop at this time IT the worms
don't come the yield will be immense, and
should the present prices be sustained the
county will be in better shape than II
has for the past fifteen years.
Corpus Christi, Nueces County. Texas.
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WANTED TO RENT.

in honor OF visiting young ladies' There
We're fifty couples in the grand march.
Mrs. DR.. Gardner returned to BellYille
yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. aud Mrs. H. j. Sanders left yester-
day afternoon for Houston.
Mrs. l.. r. Wilkie returned yesterday
afternoon from a VISIT to Austin
Mrs. Emily Hughes has returned from
a visit to relatives at Giddings.
r. A. stacey travelling auditor of the
car service association, spent yesterday in
the city.
Mrs. s. f. Carter and Miss Annie Vive
Carter returned 10 Houston yesterday at
ternoon,
Hon Ben s. Rogers returned yesterday
afternoon from a visit 10 several Pythian
lodges In Northern Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-30
THE FRITZ CROP.

Alvin, Brszoria County Texas, Jrly IS.
The fg crop Is turning out a great deal
better than expected some time ago.
Messrs G. S. Linderman and u. S Stock
well, two Of the largest srowers in this
section, are skipping out daily 'ume OF
the dneEt figs ever produced in the coast
country. Prices are very satisfactory and
the cgop will bring large sum OF money
into the country The pear crop will be
TIE largest IN number of years and
shipments will begin in earnest in the
next ten days
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-30

heavy rains in this section will insure an
average OF between twenty-five and thirty
bushels Of corn per acre,
f.eA.on, II pNus County, Texas, July
2S.--A fine corn crop has been m de.
Queen City, Cass County Texas July
&C. The fine rains tina have fallen
throughout this section tor the past hf-
teen days has secured the finest corn crop
ever known here
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childress, Chil6ress County Texas,
July 25.-This entire section received a
fine rain last night and this morning
which will be beneficial to stockmen, as
II will make plenty OF stock water and
insure hne forage crop. Cattle are IN
better shape than they have h9en for a
number OF years the grass being better
than was ever known. While other coun-
ties adjacent to childress have been losing
a large number OF cattle on account Of
fever. 40 far there has boon NO loss here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-30
MORPHINE.

opium and kindred habits. A new guarantees
painless and safe homo cure Wholly dit
ierent from all others. No publicity or in
reference with work or business No matter
Write today for booklet aud free sample and
note its wonderful effect. Correspondence
confidential and solicited. DIR. PURDY
Blnz Building. Houston, Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-30

JACKSON CHAPMAN - Tyler, Texas,
July 25.--Mr. Tom Jackson and Miss Ionic
Chapman were married yesterday after
noon near Chandler at the home OF the
bride.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-30

WE HAVE n complete list OF all vacant
houses in the city; save time by consult
ing us Seaman & Bsrtell, 2O6 Fannu
street. Phone i6g 4
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FOk RHNI-Thrse connecting front rooms.
With water and gas. upstairs, in private
family, references exchanged. Address 400.
this office.
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TWO LARGE desirable rooms for light house.
keeping. couple without children. refer
ences exchanged. 1910 Congress avenue. 1
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

FOR sALE-The Old Reliable Tool Grind
ing Establishment. corner Twenty second
and Market streets, equipped with electro
motor, machinery and tools In hrst-class
condition, the best money maker In Gall
weston this opportunity for one week.
owner leaving city. For terms apply at
shop. 81
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HOTEL lNGLEsIDE Holidays. bathing.
rowing, fshlng sailing. II you want a
lice summer ontirg go to Hoisl Ingleside.
Il Is situated on a high bldn overlooking
Corpus Christi bay, 2ls miles from Inge-
side station. on the S. 4. and A. P rat
road. address Mrs. A. !, Lea. Ingleslde.
Sar PairlciO county Texas. II
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rs BLACK SALVE for ooils, old
and piles; price % cents, at kiesling s
I store, 500 Main street. 81
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OLD SORES

and all kinds OF skin and blood diseases.
Cancer Piles and Chronic diseases, both
male and female. positively cured. See testl-
monials in my office from parties recently
cured, once at residence consultation frsa-
Address
DR.. PENN B. TH0RNroN.
Phone $40. 4 rings Houston Heights
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FOR sALE-Llyerv and undertaking estab-
lishment in the best city IN the State.
business amounts to between $4,000 and
$50 900 annually; correspondence solicited.
Address ASIA this office. SID
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July 2s.-As a result OF the fine season
that has prevailed here, together wi h tho
cupious showers OF few WEEKS aso.
Nueces county will this year market one
OF the finest and largest cotton crops for
several years past--aboui 10000 acres. The
cotton has not been molested in any way
ana here is no yestiga OF the boil wecyil
so far. Picking Is now in progress and
the work of ginning and marketing the
atanln Will hegln Wi min a few d1Ys
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nun cnRN CROr.

San Augustine, san Augustine o2nty'
Texas. July 2s.--A good corn crop la'
been made in this section. , ~
Industry. Austin County Te@as' July ".
Farmers want dry weather now in ordef
to put by their fodder ,c,,
Bridgeport, Wise County Texas. July
2s.-The corn crop has been made ana@s
fair one. ,.r 20
Troy. Bell County, Texas jay ~
Corn Is not very good because OF 700 nu'h
rain.
Montague, Montague County Ieass,
July 2s.--ft Is thought thst the reoeN'
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FOR sALE-over 500 tons iron and stetl re-
layer rails: all sect ons UP 10 60 pounds, a
snap for some one with the cash; quick
delivery; will stand closest and most rgid
nspsction; practically new. Address Box
296 Houston, Texas. S-S
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HOUSTON HEGGHTS-For sale, two-story S.
rtout brick cottage, with bath room ana
arteslan water. on corner. 1o0N1S2, one block
from car line 5000 cash and balance on
monthly payments Lots for sale at lowest
prices on installment plan. John A. Milroy.
Agent, 220 Main St. II
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

MARRIED COUPLE. without children de-
sire permanent board and room: close in I:
private family preferred references re-
sguircd and given. Couple this office. 30
SINGLE PARTY wants furnished room cheap
or room and board: references exchanged.
1868. this office. 81
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FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE.

CARRIAGE POLE harness. 6l7 Glrard Z
FOR EXCHANGE-I70 Brazos bottom land,
$50 In civilizations A tenant houses. barns
and other improvements for stock dry
goods or general merchandise. Address
W. P. this office. Sc
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HIVE AGENCY-Trained detectives
fnea for civil and criminal investiRa-
\ reasonable rates; correspondence So
Y James McCaue. box 1870. Houston.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

FOP sALE--At Pasadena three.r room house,
TO be moved off property ADDRESS G ].
Palmer. business manager Houston Post Il
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LOST, FOUND, STRAY, STOLEN.

STOLEN-From I. Levy, Louisiana aud Capi-
tol CITY. one dark bev mare; white sp,t
IN face. white SPOT on back. shod all round.
branded 4 on TOP OF ] on lett hin: S. re-
ward. 80
LOST-One set plans for Jas. Bute's ware
house. return 20 office IN Levy building
and receive reward Of $40. Rue d Dunbar
Architects. U
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MORPHINE, WHISKY HABITS
IN 2 to 10 days without pain or in
y patent; no pay until cured and per-
sauShed. In case of failure will pay
tuent expenses while here. also rail-
'S3Ie moth ways. Best references Ad-
matthews Home. 1927 North Flores
san Antonio Texas. Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-30

STENoGRAPHtC WORK wanted by a lady
OF experience; owns typewriter; work area
sonably references. Address 66S0, this Of
fee. %
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FOR sALE-Second-han phaeton: in good
min street 40
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NEAIHLR AND CROPS.
RAIN REPnRTs.

II Robertson County, Texas, July
I5rd rain is falling here tonight;
4 appearances it is general,
rena' Harris County, Texas, July
n continued showers keep he
Ife.ds.
N williamson County, Texas. July
.eood rain fell which will benefit
p a great deal.
Eastland County. Texas, July 2S.-
nne rain fell here, putting a go a
II the ground.
u Pa'o Pinto County, Texas, July
ine' steady r1in broke the idrouth
ees continued good prospects for
lucent cotton crop.
z THE COTTON CROP.
usustine, San Augustine Comfy,
Il Wy S'--Cotton is small but looks
4 :" probable a fair yield viii be
1o, Harris County. Texas. July
uer Week Of showers and the
, IN this vicinity viii be near
"u Liberty County, Texas, July
q So.lon crop looks better than
= thls time Of year
lore ore Travis County. Texas. July
4 v'iI Weeyil is doing considerable
10 this section.
M, fort Bend County, Texas
n ''lon on the high land Ia shed
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NEW PIANO Sl45; walnut case, upright, AM
late improvements; must sell at once
Piano Exchange 615 Travis. /
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free. harmless monthly regulator:
J. iail' Mrs. B, Rowan. r 20S. MIL
- S-12
hASPOONFUL three times day be-
lleals will cure the worst case Of
Iaoea In 8 few days. Price 81. Ad.
oeo Co.. +. o, Box POI. Dallas. Tex
II
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PROFESSIONAL.

DETECTIVE AGENCY - Trained detectives
furnished for civil and criminal lnvestign-
tons: reasonable rates; correspondence So
lciled. James McCane, box 100, Houston
Texas X
WILLIAM ". ANDERSON. attorney at law.
3l0l5 Main street Houston. S-ls
s o. COTTON 4 BRO, FIRE insuraaca
AAaDts and Adiusters- 10 Min stree.
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THE WHEAT cRor,

ouanah. Har6eman County, Texas, July
9s a continuous rain is falling Wheat
Is in bad condition. Farmers repor taat
II is beginning to sprout, not over hair
OF il having been thrashed,
Troy, Bell County, Texas July IS
There has been shipped com his staff n
about 100 cars Of wheat ana there vii
probably he that many more 10 snip from
here