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Cotton Belt Rates.

Special Excursions to Colorado and Utah .iaHe. July, August and Septem- her 1enf Round trip rates: Series No f-0ne fare pls two dollars for the aound trip to Pueblo, Colorado Springs. Denver. Gilennwood Springs. Ce,e Salt Lake City and Ogden Utah. Series No. . To Pueblo, Colorado Springs and Denver, Colo, twenty five dollars for the round trip from all point, except Shreveport Branch. Rate from Shreveport twentv-seyen dollars and fifteen cents. Series No. . Rates ta GlennWood Springs Golo aro ten dollars higher than Denver from all points To Ogden and saI7 Lake City Utah. fifteen dollars higher than benver from all points. Dates of sale: Tickets may be sold at series No l rates June 1S,3o. inclusive and july 10 to August $l inclusive. Tick cts may he sold tt series No ? rates Jnly ] to 2, inclusive and September io inclusive Limits: Rotmn limit on aiI ttef9tg win be October -. fsei.
 1imen.s Foreign Missionary socia- ts. 5sti@ Beck eaaGeHaaea H. H Church, saath srlsado,ph,#. Afis.. June Rite. one ad aa third fa ea rhe ee#ti ..ta Te fH tlse fuaHd= =J=51 leafasat ft1e l5.teat laetHs taH 3.u limit. Jgne 6
 aa0e65at.aa ea.e'9altea If Stump+. tf.an~aa Mem iH ,l" I@ Round ui8. 5l.z2 1ai
 fne lsH Ffaa I5ssHz 'l.j5Ha. eaEaa stamp | r al.s
 Pta.Amelieaa Exposition BaGalo, x. Ma. to November l, leol- Rgse: Che fare fffIs tH8 dollars fa8s uac round trip Dates of sale aafe ] 10 October T. inclusive 1otun Iiplit: Fifteen days from data Of sata.
 Special round trip rates 10 St Paul Minneapolis and Duluth, Minn.. June, July. August and September, 1901-Rate To St. Paul and Mime apoIis. $2I85. To Duluth, $$215. Dates of sale June IS to % inclusive. Return limit. October 31. or from
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soNGSTRESS' ENEMY.
Menace to Popuiarity in Every Pound of
 Adipose Tissue.

Adipase= tissue has always been the prima d0Haass enemy and few of them have escaped it. The young American singer discharged the other day be- cause her figure was considered too heroic for appearances in English op- era, grew stont somewhat earlier in her career than most women do, and Iaat seems to have been her principal misfortune. The recent ideal of the fat prima donna ..as been the German, al- though in former days it was the stout Italian who created so much amusement. Piccolemini. during the later years of her career, grew to enormous size. and some of the other Italian singers were just as unWieldly But it later cane to be the German soprano who waa fs raed as the one person certain to be fat. whatever else she might be. Amalia Materna sang Isolde ii Vienna and hundry at Bay reuth when she had become such q monster of flesh that her appearance would have been ludicrous under any other circumstances. But she was ad- mired for years in Germany, although it is doubtful if she could ever have made a reputation here when she was of such a size Rosa Sucher had growi. very stout durios the later days of her career, and Theresa Malten is also as suming rapidly the heroic proportions commonly associated with the Wag- merriam heroine. None of these women ever come to the Metropolitan now ddays, because the public does not take kindly to them. They may grow stout m the presence of their admirers, but they never succeed in making friends when they come here already colossal The latest example of the Gisadvant. ages of flesh was a dramatic soprano who came to the Metropolitan five years ? and made an excellent Isolde and Brunnhilde in every particular but personal appearance. She was entirely too stout to bo satisfactory in looks, and the pul1ic refused to overlook this excess aa' think only Of her talents.- New York Sun.
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APPLES AS FOOD.
.+ors Disagree but Majority Speak Well Of This Fruit.

rbo theory k2s been advanced by
 oo learned authorities that the ap- sya is not q wholesome article of food. ppanbtIess in individual cases this has p Lnovon to be the case, but it is hard to hpIteye that fruit that almost every .no likes. and one which can be grown ssooIv and in practically unlimited anontiffes iii all temperate climates, ,,as not intended for the use of man. Tboro are other authorities, however. r,bo come to the rescue and 50 highly rorommend the apple that We conclude +bo+ where doctors disagree We must donpnd u90n our own judgn mt and ovnprienca. To quote from we'll known American authorities, the apple is composed Of vegetable fiber, albu- men. sugar, acid, gum. chlorophyl, ma Ifo and ealie acids, lime and water, and contains as well , larger percent age of phosphorus than any other fruit or vegetable This analysis would in> dicate that there must be cons derEtble food value in apples, and on account of the phosphorus they are well adapt ed for renewing the essential nervous matter There is an cd Scandinavian legend t5 t5ze effect tat what was represent I in their traditions as the food f8z ##7 sads was fesorted t9 by them uheetfey felt themselves zfow- ing feeala and infifm to renew their powers Of mind and body They are recommended to persons of seaeatary habits Nao are apt to have trouble on account of torpid livers, which are slow in their work of eliminating the wasted material of the body. which, if retained makes the brain heavy and dull and may in time cause rheuma- tism, jaundice, skin eruptions, and troubles of like nature. The malic acid in the fruit, whether new or cooked will remedy difficulties arising from a too liberal use Of meat diet by neutralizing the excess of chally mat for
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iron Mountain Rates.

Grand chapter order of Eastern Star of Arkansas. at Texarbana Ark. June 9 9. Fo9 this occasion tie Te91 Mountain will sell tickets to Tex2r- kama at one fare and ono.thie5 n certificate plan for the round trip. Limits of certificates, June 2S.
 $49S0 to Banalo K Y. and return, viz tAe feon Mountain route. Tickets on sale April 3o to May , daily. with final return limit as October 3l. 19ol
 Summer Tourist Rata-Ranal nm sBmmes toucis5s tickets vii be oH sale at ta5 Iron Mountain depot a5 outlined .seloH 1a 1i2s1t Eene sale of tickets aiH eaa@ aeaeo HaE Fl eom.aHe raJii 0eeeae@ $7S4 15t round u.p To Sa@es spriu#a ti k e1s aa ssGe from 7zaz a.,tH s5 9s 4l- bei Ha. a1..4 }es. sa nip. E5seHs.e1 s ines Ee-s an ruaia ta s2n- lamaee 2a &-.15 1ae A. roar4 rn Ti id t1 fsa-eu#
 gtsaHz1 Era, ei4 aa8 Camp H9d. orn 3s9a5mer of AMal.ea. at Sl Paul lIiAn Haee 9 55 F f3o1-H5H tie above occasion ti=a Iron Mountain win sa1i to St. Pa. 3t.na. for one fare. plus s fer d. round trip. Tickets on sale June to 2. inclusive. Tickets to De gcod for return le7Ti19 St. Paul Tot earlier than June n nos later than June IS.
 H. \. ATWOOD, Agr
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 Rev. john Reid. Jr..=of Great Falis, Mont recommended lIy's Cream Balm 10 me. I can emphasize his statement. 1t is . positive cure for catarrh fl used us directed. @-FeF. Francis ". Poole, Pastor Central Pres. Church, Helena. Mont.
 After using Ely's Cream Balm six weeks I believe myself cured of ca tarrh.-Joseph Stewart, Grand Ave, Buffalo. \. '.
 The Balm does not irritate or cause sneezing. Sold by druggist at 59 cts. or mailed by Ely Brothers, 5G Warren St, New York.
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How 10 Avoid 7fcuole.

NOW is the time t2 provide Eeai eff and famiIy With a bottle at Chambe.- lain'& ealie. Cholera aa Dio4aoea FemeaE. il is almos eertaia fo he needed before Inc sulam over and if nfeaered now H4aH se Hal t Gi2 to town in the aisa or .H yaas busiest sea#on. 1t is fyWha@e @itiad to ba tbe most successful med te-te ID isa foG bowel cumrlz iats. 1oth l4l. eailI.cn and adults. Na faan= ny can z4Qla t9 le Witluu IL a sale Ny " L Ncwoody < Ca. aa=. gL.ta.
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ierIeneis Are Niseoverea.

Friends are discovered rather thah made; there are people who are in their own nature friends, only they do net know each other; but certain things, like poetry, music and paint ing, are ike the Freemasons' signs thcy reveal the initiated to each other. -d s Steve.
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Ia sash flair fsrushrs.

hair brushes should be washed in not or tepia water. to which $ Ia or ammonia les been added. The brushes anooiq be ;pped in and out oz the water till clean, taking care that the p@ckS and handles do not set vet. nlCer rlnsing in clear cold water put s"eill Ill the air to dry; they should p never De dried close to the fire or the pFlstles will become discolored.
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July 1 to 3, inclusive, and September 1 to 10th inclusive, with return limit of October 31, 1901, to St. Paul and Minneapolis, $26.85; to Duluth, S30.85.
 Colored Baptist State Sunday School Convention. Hot Springs. Ark, June 25-30, 1901-Rate: One and one third fares on the certificate plan for the round trip. Dates of sale: June 21-37, inclusive. Return limit: July g.
 Midsummer Carnival, Little Rock. Ark, July, 1901-Rate: Che fare for the round trip. Dates of sale: July i, and 6. Return limit: July :.
 Special Rates Account Summer Ed ucational Institutions, Chicago. IL, and St. Louis, Mo-, Season 9a0f- Rate: One fare plus two dollars fer the round trip. Dates of sale: June 12-15, inclusive. Return limit: Sep tember f5
 Yellowstone Park Excursions. Sea son 1901. Rate: Round trip Route No. 1. $lo9.20; No ?. &l042a: No. 2. $129.2o; No. f, $12420: E0. ,. 8sf.79. Dates Of sale and return limit. Jun 1 to September II, 1901
 Meeting Arkansas HGsic Feeders Association, Little Rock, Ark. faa4 f2-fa. f94f-Rate= One fare =fas=tIIa round t4l9. Dates Of salc: Jaae liz. 1901 R. tusa ltEatt.F.saa l.. 1zzi
 Meeting Lanzaz Ss4ea T=3eI4zrs, Association, E.itgle Rock. -.l4=.. f'.-=z 2G-29 7s71-Rata: Ono and oaesa.H1 fares on the certificate plan Tor tzo ro@ad trip. Dates Of sale: June % 28 inclusive. Return limit: July :.
 Pan=American Exposition, Buffalo, \. Y., May 1 to Nov. l, 1901-Rate Pine Bluff to Buffalo and return. S40.80. Dates of sale; Daily, inclad, ing May 31, 1901. Return limit: Oa, tober 31, 1901.
 Summer Tourist Rates to searcy Springs. Rate: Round trip from Pine Bluff, $4.1o. Dates Of sale: May F to Sept. 15, inclusive. Return limit: October 31.
 To Ravenden spr;ngs-Rate: Round trip from Pine Bluff. s7.75. Dates of sale: June to September 8, inclusive Return limit: October 31.
 Grand Chapter Order of Eastern Star, TeXarl;ana, Ark June 25-25, 1901. Rate: One and one-third fares on the certificate plan for the round trip. Dates of sale: June 9l-2277. Re, turn limit July ?.
 Annual Meeting Military Surgeons of the United States. May 29-31, 1901. Annual Meeting American Academy of Medicine, June 1-9, 1901. Annual Meeting American Medical AssoeIa ton, June 4-7, 19o1 St. Paul Minn. Rate: One fare, plus two dollars fS27 for the round trip. Dates of sal: Nay 226-3a. June 1-22. 1901 Limit Tickets to be good leaving S. Paul not earlier than May 2. nor later than l June 15, 1901.
 Annual meeting grand lodge Be neyolent and Protective Order of Elks. Milwaukee. Wis. July 23-25, 1901 Rate: One fare, plus two dol lars for the round trip Dates Of sale: July % q and % Return limit:Leave Milwaukee not earlier than July g. not later than July =.
 Meeting W-oman.s Foreign Mission ary Society, of the White River Con ference, Paragould Ark. June 15-20, 19oI-Rate: One and on-third fares on the certificate plan for the round trip. Dates Of sal. J9ne 12.19, in elusive. Return limit. June 24 1901.
 3. F. WILSON. Agt.
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isrieet Narries Con.,1e- Free.
St, NeW30rk

To lessen the number of opponents in his parish, Q Catholic clergyman of St. Louis announced that he would marry coGples without charge.
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Grand Chapter Order of Eastern Star, TeXarkana. Ark June 25-28, 1901. Rate: One and one-third fares on the certificate plan for the round trip. Dates of sale: June 21-27 Re. turn limit: July .
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To Rayenden Spr;ngs-R Round trip from Pine Bluff. $7.75. Dates of sale: June l to September 9, inclusive. Return limit: October of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-03
Cooke. Moskowltz 6 Co.'s Letter.


New York, November . Market opened
firm at 8 to Ii points advance on a drop
In Northwestern temperature, which fright
ened shorts into covering their sales of
the past few days. January opened up g
points at 40. and ran up Immediately
after the call to Z so. on the bulge, sell
Ing by professional operators brought
about recession OF . to points But
the cable news was better than expected,
reporting only to points off ON futures
and 3,32d off on spots on sales of 5000
bales mud the indications were that there
would be steady falling on In Southwest
ern receipts from now on and this, To-
gether with the fear Of short 10 go over
Sunday with the prospects of frusts staring
them IN the face, brought about renewed
covering, which left the market TO close
around THE best Of the day, with net
advance OF to points. December stand
at 7. 4i-45 Port receipts were $4,000 unof-
hclal estimate, against 4I76l bales last
year, while the Houston receipts were
but 1921 bales, against 22,T4s. Estimates
for New Orleans were on parity with
last year. but those for Houston showed q
heavy loss standing at $500 to lo5o0
In view Of the fact that the movement
has begun to fell of slightly, that the
strike Mt Fall River has been aVerted.
that the market has had such tremendous
slump, that the Chronicle dwells on the
fact that picking Is being rapidly complet-
ed and that there Is promise of marked
that values viii WORK higher during tic
coming week The statistical situation does
not justify present prices and the short
side, which has been the favorlte one for
The above letter is from one of the
largest and most conservative houses I'm
New York. We could not write. one ms
good; still our ideas coincide with theirs
Cooke MoskoWitZ K Co.
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MOVEMENT in RICE MARKET.

tic. although not little Is also being done
In all OF the foreign grades, Java. Japan
and Patna Receipts at this point are
barely equal 10 requirements hence mar
ket-ns for many weeks--ruies in sellers
favor. There Is u resumption of purchases
on orders and for consignment 70 Porto
Rico, transactions OF the week sufflcen TO
cause a hardening OF values In the lower
grades
Advices from the South note brisk job
bling demand at an points and lively In
curry which promises business In the days
to come. While quotations have been
changed only on the lower grades, there
Is strong undertone foreshadowing full
present With possibility of higher values
In all styles.
Gables and correspondence from abroad
note active markets and qualities such as
find favor In the United States, are Arm
with upward tendency,
Talmage, New Orleans, telegraphs Loulsi-
ana crop movement TO dates Receipts,
rough, 5t5,50O sgcks; last year, 53S,920
sacks Sales cleaned (esD 332519 pockets;
last year. 1896, 300 pockets Market strong;
demand active
Talmage, Charleston, telesraphs Carolina
crop movement to date: Receipts l1,SOo
barrels. Sales. 0TGo barrels, Market steady;
assortment widening.
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As soon as there comes suggestion Of
freshness in the air there Is an excuse
for the smartly gownea woman 10 swathe
her throat In some one of the many
pretty and becoming hoas she Is so fond
Of wearing For some occult and femi-
nine reason she does not consider her eos
tune complete without this finishing con.
eeit, copcelt which goes through slight
changes with the coming Of each season
tut which. In Ike eId, is a mass Of soft
aud hpny chiffon or lace OF color that
sets on TO the best advantage womsn's
features.
II Is not 80 much on account OF the
warmth possessed by these airy aceesso
ries that they are so well liked, nor fOI
the conf Of having something high al
the back OF the neck. though IL Is u fact
that after once wearing fuehe or Il
boa a woman doesn't feel quite chic II
she appears on the street without one
The real reason they are 50 popular
very evident fonduess for boas and otheI
neck freations--iS because they add e
the altraetiyeness Of any face. be 4
young or Old
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THE DAY IN THE CITY.

LUHENGRIN ANALYSGs.--"Arc the poo
pie of Houston deeply interested in the
nrst appearance of grand opera in this
city," is question which was answered
pronouucedly In the affirmative at S0enger-
bund hail yesterday morning. over 400
persons paid admission yesterday morning
to hear Mrs Willie nuteheson's analysis
of the beautiful opera "Lobengrin," the
rendition of which VIII be given at the
Auditorium by the Maurice ~Grau Opera
company tomorrow evening. The lovers OF
opera are on the tlptoe of expectancy for
the grand opera and let no opportunity
escape 10 famillarze them with the piece
10 be rendered They could have Ind no
better opportunity than the one given them
yesterday by Mrs. Hutchinson. Thorough
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SHEEP WERE QUOTED STRONG.
HOG MARKET RULED LOWER.
The Movement of Cattle to Market Was
Very Liaht, Only One Hundred
Texans Beinu Reported.

High class breeding cattle is what the
South most needs, says the Breeders Ga
zettc.
That the Southern field white unto the
harvest should be longer neglected by the
breeders Of beef cattle would seem
thoroughly out Of consonance with the In
telligence and enterprise that now direct
the movement for the spread OF improving
blood. We have used the conqusring col
umus of pedigreed blood far out into the
Western ranges We look with covetous eve
on the South American trade and bewail
the restrictions that have hlighted our
hopes and yet for third Of century we
have neglected a field that lies only across
an imaginary line. There has been plenty
Of talk about developing the becf-cattle In
dustry in the South. but very little action.
Far-seeing breeders have long apprehended
the situation theoretically, but no leader
has arisen The mountain Is practical
immovablc. The tiguratve Mahomet, like
the actual Mahomet the Prophet, after all
these years be willing to 20 TO the noun
tain. Little driblcts Of streams or improv-
Ing blood have been started toward the
rolled. With zeal klndled to blaze of
determination enterprsing Southern men
Venturesome Is perhaps the better word
have Invested small and large sums in pedi-
greed cattle and have attempted start.
We all know the story. That spectral
Nemesis Of Southern cnttle Improvement
stalks in the path
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lOF THE WEEK
5 BEEN UNUSUALLY ACTIVE.
Florida Oranges Arrlved--Eges
kened--New York Grapes.
rs Advanced-AppIes Firm.

4 Of unusual activity in the whole
fkets eliminated yesterday with
continued on the same gigantic
fhe trade Ia groceries since the
Began has been reported by the
b as one of the largest yet re
bid no doubt would be greater II
|ous State crops did not indicate
from the last year. However,
|is been no dullness even with
production of cotton, corn, wheat,
Pbable and the condition can but
|et the farmers of Texas are In
er shape than they have pre-
Been and the great agricultural In
~ the State are more wisely pre-
themselves to combat with the ups
fns OF their pursuits by a distrlbu.
the results of good years over
the bad. This Is progress
bust add substantial prosperity as
Nopment enlarges. The size of
he is, too, an evidence OF Hous.
owing popularity as a market, the
/ capacity of the merchants to
fbe wants of the interior dealers
recognition of bright rate adj
from this point.
Men days has been a record breaker
movement of fruit aud produce.
receipts has been the order of the
|nd the fact that no harassing
Ringer on the market today demon
Che giant proportions of transac-
| fills line. Many new commodics
|nyed New York grapes, various
. dried fruits, new pecans In some.
| stter quantities. large supplies OF
es and cocoanuts are among some
Kings that may be mentioned. A
| any Florida oranges have also ar.
The warm wave is affecting the
| of some articles and caused the
on Texas eggs 20 weaken and
|rices as result. Excessive sup
| celery have been in evidence ON
Of some refused shipments offered
! but this condition has now been
| and moderate stocks prevail. No
| a2ortapt price changes have oc-
| Enough fluctuations have been FREE
| nd noted each day In these col
A heavy trade is anticipated for
III. but II Will be remarkable If 1t
s up to the dimensions Of the last.
made another small advance and
apge 4s@5oc.
|ppie situation is very firm, though
lave not yet been altered.
'un of silyerside salmon in the Co
|riyer is probably az large as ever
INC the quality is all that could be
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ment that he has surely discovered the
elixir of life. That ne Is able with the
aid of mysterious compound, known only
to himself, produced as result Of the
years he has spent in searching for this
precious hlegiying boon, TO cure any and
every disease that Is known to the human
body. There Is no doubt Of the doctors
earnestness In making his claim and the
remarkable cures that he Is daily ef1eciing
seem to bear him out very strongly. Hls
theory which he advances Is ono OF reason
ana based ON sound experience IN medlcal
practice OF many years. II cosss notnins
he calls IT, for he sends II free TO any one
who Is sufferer, IN sufficient quantities
to convince OF its ability TO cure, 50 thete
Is absolutely no risk ia run. Some % the
for reliable witnesses would hardly he
credited The lame have thrown away
erutehes and walked about after taq ~
three trials Of the remedy. Inc siee elNen
their families and friends In perfect health.
Rheumatism, neuralgia, sto lneA heart,
liver, kidney, blood and skin diseases aud
bladder troubles disappear as b. magic.
tarrh. bronchitis and all acss-iols Of thu
throat lungs or any vital organs are easily
overcome in a space Of time shat Is slmply
Partial paralysis, locomotor ataxia,
dr0psy, govt scTofuia and piles are quickly
and permanently removed. IT. purfisfs tho
entire system, blood and tissues, restores
OF perfect health is produced at once, 10
the doctor AL systeins are alike and eqa.tix
affected by this great Elixir Of LIE,
every every sufferer. State what yss want 70 BE-
cured Of and the sure remedy fer Il viii
be sent ycu free BY return mail.
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The New orIeans Market.

New Orleans, November 2.The market
for rough presents no change, Tho demand
continues moderate with the tone easy
especially on the lower grades Receipts
are broader and pressure Of supply is be
ing felt. Clean rice continues in fair de-
maud with The tone easier. but not quotahly
lower ON the high grades. Receipts from
country mills are on a somewhat better
scale. The receipts for two days were as
follows: 1908 sacks Of rough and 3l3i
pockets of clean The sales for two days
ut board Of trade were; lO,25T pockets Of
clean and 20la sacks OF rough, of which
1886 sacks were Honduras aud 1867 sacks
domestic Japan,
Clean rice unchanged Actual sales 2i2
d6c.
Rough rice unchanged except Honduras,
81 GOA 90, domestic Japan 81 25d3 80.
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WEATHER AND CROPS.

Dallas, Dallas County. Texas November
Ca heavy rain. the first In month, fell
over this section OF the State today tt
was badly nceIed both In the city aud
country aud wal result In much good to
wheat and fail grasses
Fort Worth, Tarrnnt County, Texas, No
yemher :. A general rain broke the long
drouth over the entire western part of the
state today, the heaviest downfall being be-
tween this city ana Abilene. Reports re-
Ceived show that rain fell all along the
Denver road way up in tho Panhandle and
was scattered generally over that country.
Rain was badly needed everywhere.
Dcnison, Grayson County. Texas Novem-
Der .. 1t has heen showering IN this sec
ton all day and the shower seems general.
The indications Of n wet northcr tonight.
Weather growing colder
Denton. Denton County, Texas. November
IA nice rain which, although not vet
enough, VIII be great benefit to the wheat
and crops in general feal here through the
greater part OF tho day.