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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-08-05
Irving.
August l.

August l.
More wet weather.
Quite few Irving people attended
the Sunday excursion picnic at spicer.
A good time is reported.
Haying is over aud quite a few
farmers have begun harvest. The
crops will be partial failure, at least
in this vicinity on account of the
chinch bugs being SO plentiful.
Mr. Lawson of the TRIBUNE called
here Friday gathering items for his
county history.
Martin Paulson has recently re.
turned from Minneapolis.
Barney Hagen has left town for g.
brief stay on his claim located in
Northern Minnesota. 49, : -. -
Paul P-nsn '.a- 3,us,ehas.;d .aspt,.
Stsvsns' hs,,s., ii g. ..zs3 .... s Q. <
zea g snsst,, N. = T., s,,,t.rs - 81
sts1,ssi; i: n.,ss ~ y. 8, -
D., was 9 pleasant caller at this place
Thursday. He reports the sfop out.
look TO be very favorable ii the VI.
entity OF his home. ii s8ssf q 4, az
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MIR. and Mrs. Nils Gilbert gave q
'kalas'' to gathering of neighbors
Sunday afternoon.
An interesting baseball game was
played at Pennock yesterday between
the Penncck and Whitefeld clubs.
The Pennock boys winning by a score
of 9 to Is. The batteries for Pennock
were Nelson and Sather-for White
field, Gabbert and Johnson. Quite a
few people from Mamre Witnessed the
game.
A party was given at A. Magnuson's
last Sunday evening.
Wheat cutting is in full progress
around here now. The rain last Sa.
turday and Sunday night laid down
the grain pretty bad though.
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Ma m 70.

July 81.
Adolph Hoglund of Minneapolis
spent few days with relatives here
the first of the week. He was called
up on account of the illness of his ia.
ther, Olof Hoglund. Mr.. Hoglund is
at present at Kerkhoven under the
care of DR.. Dowswell.
Miss Annie Johnson is very i'll with
some throat disease. She is under the
care of DR.. c. johnson of Willnar.
Bengt P. Holmgren has given W
his job as assistant buttermaker and
will assist his father on the farm dur.
ing harvest. Buttermaker Tuveson is
now managing it alone.
c. T. Anderson, who got his shout.
der out of joint last week, is slowly
recovering the use of his arm.
Haying will be finished this week.
The hay crop turned out pretty good
after all, although much will have tc
be Left over until after harvest on &C.
count of water. Some oats have beer
cut and, harvest in general will be in
order by next week. Is
John Leaf returned to his home a,
Chicago the first of the week, after
several days. visit with his parents
MIR. and Mrs. G. G. zCarlberg.
Hjalmar Anderson and Frank Hag.
man arrived here Friday from Mime.
apolis. They have already hired GU,
to two of our farmers. y.
Miss Selma Bengtson of Cannon
Falls, Goodhue county, is spending a
few days here visiting at the home OF
her uncle, J. A. Norman. ~....s
Simon Tolander of Chicago visited
friends here afew days last week.
IS A loo coffee social was given at the
J, P. Larson home last Sunday even
ing. The proceeds go.to the Lutherau
church fund. 90 81 VI -,. z .@~ 3ss'
The Misses Hilmas and Anna Frpk.
man entertained anumber. oil friends
apartyslasts saturda evening.
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Asctandor,

August 4.
Harvest will be in full blast in a few
days. Chinch bugs are said to b,
numerous in some parts of our town
A new coat of white paint has beef
put on the schoolhouse. John Gjel
hough and Henry Hough did the Job
The Moline boys visited at the A
O. Henjum home Sunday.
A sister of Mrs. J. Jacobson, ant
daughter, of Nebraska, is visiting rel
atives here.
The Nygaard young people spen
the Sabbath at C. Westgaard's i,
Swift county.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Klopp went tt
Glenwood Saturday, returning yester
day.
Revival meetings were held thu
whole of last week by a Mr.. Hubbs.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. J
Gjelhoug yesterday.
We were glad to see the New Sta,
appear in the TRIBUNE again. Hope
she will not disappear again this time
Mr.. aud Mrs M, Olson, who have
lived at Thief River Falls for some
time, arrived here recently, and may
perhaps make their future home a.
Pennock or Willmar.
We are pleased to see Arctander sc
we'll represented in the piano contest
Miss Gordhamer is an able contestant
UNCLE Ed,
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HAPPENINGS IN THE COUNTY
AS Observed and Related by Regular
CORRESPONDENTS to the Tribune.
Lake Elizabeth.

August 4.
Busy times and news very scarce, so
don't expect much from Pen for a
while.
AS suppose, all correspondents will
say the first of this week harvest CON-
menced generally. The grain at last
turned ripe in few days.
A. E. Anderson is now seen hauling
cream to our creamery and he can
feel assured he will be treated right.
It was not a great surprise that Van
SAINT lost again the Security company.
He says he will still keep up fighting.
Frank M attson has returned from
Fergus Falls, and says his wife is all
right and will be home in three weeks.
Axel Blur has engaged to haul wa
ter for the Union Threshing Co. this
fall.
The young boys, who are going to
run The Union Threshing Co.'S rig,
are gratifed and say they are going
to let The Old Fellows see they are not
TOO young to thresh.
Willie o. Carlson, Chas. Under
holm and G. P. Quist were butter
haulers Monday.
Henry Hort has bought heavy,
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prinSburr.

News is very scarce in Prinsburg
We wish to say that the reason E
Rolloef is so happy is because little
man has come to stay for nothing
and just when men are so scarce.
The parsonage was the scene of 8
jolly surprise Thursday evening wher
the young people presented their paste,
and his worthy wife with a fine baby
buggy, which will be appreciated BY
the, fair Miss Geretson.
We are pleased to report Harry
PlOwman as much better.
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Messrs. A. j. Erickson, Henry
Bengtrom, John E. Erickson and
John o. Nelson, of the town of New
London, are the owners of the fine
"Advauce" threshing rig that has
lately been attracting such attention
and has been so thoroughly scruti-
nized by future buyers of threshing
outfits. The purchase was made
through the "Advapce" Co.'s loo al
agent, G.. P. Karwand.
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To Parties Needing Ground Feed

We make prices of $500 per ton on
Ground Barley and Oats, and $500
per ton on Ground Screenings-at our
elevator on Front street.
MINNESOTA & WESTERN GRAIN Co.
48-4b G. S. Harris, Agt.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-08-05

Anyone who buys from US during
the next two weeks a "Minnien binder
and pays US the same price as he pays
for the machines made by the trust
will receive q. suit of cloth worth Sl2
or else have this amount deducted
from the price charged by the trust.
47-tf OHSBERG, SELvIG & Co.
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Low Rates West,

The Chicago Great Western Rail-
way will on August to II, inclusive,
sell tickets to San Francisco, CAL, at
greatly reduced rates. For full in
formation apply to any Great West
ern Agent or J. f. Elmer, G. P. A.,
Chicago, I'll. 45.7b
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Farm for Sala.

I offer for sale my 24O-acre farm in
town of Arctauder. Farm in good Coz
dition, with fine brick residence aud
good barn and other farm buildings,
and excellent we'll. Address, G. F,
NoRD1N, Norway Lake, MINI. T41~sp
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For Safe,

An 8 room house in good condisies,
and several residence lots for sale.
Inquire of S. PATTON, 903 Ninth St.
corner Ninth and Becker. 1861
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The New Livery.
EVERYTHING.
FIRST.CLASS
LIVERY, BOARD AND SALE STAstE.
One block south of Postofaoe
Telephone No. 40.
DOWNS Bros, Proprietoz1,
Wlilmar. Mls aosst..
Attention, Throshermsa !

Attention, Throshermea!
Having installed the necessary ms
chinery, we are now prepared to do
all kinds of heavy machine repairing.
Work will receive prompt attention.
and prices are right.
G. CHRISTENSEN GuNSHoP,
49-b Willmar.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-08-05

Patronize home industry by asking
tor Johnson's Exquisite Chocolates.
None better made. None az freah.
22tfs
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-08-05

Abstracts of title to Kandiyohi
county lards and city property
promptly furnished by J. T. Otos, the
bonded absJracter. 15tf
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MONEY TO LOAN on Improved farms
at 5 per cent at the First National
oo"k. Atfb
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-25

Dallas Texas. January "a. Proceedings
had In the court OF civil appeals Fifth
district. at Dallas:
Affirmed: city OF Sherman VIZ W. C..
Conner ct al. from Grayson Missouri, Kan.
sas and Texas Railway Company VS.. Sallle
Goss ct al. from Grayson; s. b. Davis Va
W. f. Crosby OF al. from Upshur; John
II. Ferguson ct al vs. Slater. McMehon &
Co. from Collin: Western Union Telegraph
Company vs. W. s. Ashcroft, from Hop
kins.
In the case Of Matte Beardsley W, u,
Thomas from Grayson comfy. the suhmls
sion was set aside and case reset FOR Feb
ruary T. 1903, and argument invited on
question OF jurisdiction,
Hiil III al, fon Hin county. application
FOR writ Of superseaeas and Injunction De
MED.
senta re Railway Company vs. y =. car
ron. from johnson; st Louis southwestern
RAILWAY Company VS.. George II. BOwles
~ al from ppwie; Tom Marshall We Dallas
Coneolidated Electric street Railway Com
pany, from Dallas; ST. Louis southwestern
unnt. John w Reed et al vs.. wilkins
Wood & Patterson from Fannin; Aetna In.
surance Company vs. II, p Eastman. from!
Dallas r ., r,,.- ., sbcr,
man va j NJ Greenlng ct al. from Gray
na1t Chandler rs W. B. Howell ct
All from Ellis: Missouri, Kansas ana I s.l.s
RAILWAY Company ys A. w Jolly. lIVnh
Fannin Texas and Pgeihc E s4d, EEonmn MIN
nnn{ison and sherman Railway Company
:" n Marshall. from GraYson; Texas
e1d "pnrihc Raiway Company vs. W. A.
Carter. from Cass
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lupar wrrrpRr-s Rrrh.
II Is Gained For by the Present LACY q,
Method

II Is Called For by the Present Lack OF
Seguin, Texas, January 24.-Judxe +. c.
Welnert IN IN the city to take a rest uutil
Monday from his Legislative duties. He
says that he ia In receipt OF many letters
relative TO his proposed bill regulating the
printing OF election tickets, several Of which
are from congressman. Those who have
offered themselves for office have not only
been robbed Of votes by the present meth.
DDS OF printing election tickets, but In
many instances have been numerically
'bled" In each congressional district
there are from sixty TO seventy newspa-
pers, which, with few exceptions, tax their
congressional candidates from S1.tO mp. One
notable instance Is In Guadalupe county,
where an old colored politician, who votes
quite number OF his own color, gets out
tickets of his own each election The can
didates from congressman 70 constable
the tickets. On an average there are from
sixty to seventy candidates, so 1t can read
lily be seen thut there il money In the
proposition, as IL only costs the promoter
from 81 to So TO have the tickets printed.
Not only that, advantage Is often taken
tually no law governing the printing OF
tickets, In which the nominees or parties
have In Instances known 70 the writer Ind
their names printed on tickets Of tho party
other than the one which nominated, IN
many instances when there are several
candidates for the same office In which
nominations Kro not made tickets are got
ten out with Just the name OF one OF tha
candidates, and IN some instances every
regular ticket has been destroyed,
Hon. A. w, Terrell Of Travis county win
join Judge Weinert IN drafting a bill TO
cover the deficiencies IN the law
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PROCEEDINGS.
TIE HOUSE.

austin, Texas. January "a The hous,
convened at $50 O'clock Speaker Men in
the chair.
Mr. Scabury called w the report Of tn
committee on rules and moved its adop.
ton. The committee recommended the
adoption Of the house rules OF the Twenty.
seventh legislature, with several amend
ments, MIR. Scabury spoke at length. ex-
planning the Rasons fo1 the proposes
amendments
speaker Men had read by the clerk the
amendment which provides for the exclu-
sion from the floor OF the house every on1
except members and e1 members OF the
house aud senate heads Of the departments
and Indies by Invitation.
Mr. Dun moved to amend to lnclud
gentlemen by Invitation. The amendment
was adopted
Mr. Callan objected to the amendment to
me rules on the ground that the house
belongs 10 the people and they should not
be excluded from the floor
Mr. Isaacks said that the adoption OF
the rules would facilitate the transaction
OF business In the house.
The report OF the committee on rules
was adopted finally.
Bills were taken M and acted upon as
follows;
Senate bill 10, by Mr.. Decker. TO pre-
scribe time Of holding court In the Thirty
nrst judicial district passed to third read
ing.
mouse Dill NO, 4, by Mr.. Sea bury, to CON
fer civil and criminal jurisdiction upon
the county court Of Zapata county; passed
10 engrossmeut.
Senate bill by Mr. Stafford, TO repeal
act TO incorporate town OF Anvala. IN Smith
county; passed to third reading
House bill No. l6 by Mr.. Glenn, to tx
the time for holding court In the Twenty.
second judicial district passed to engross.
House bill No. %. by Mr.. Browne Of
Karnes, TO confer civil jurisdiction on tn ,
county court OF karues county; passed 10
engroESment.
House bill No Al, by Mr.. Hurt to trans
fer Cass county from community 10 district
school system; passed to engrossment
House Ill $50. ~ by MesSrs Worsharn.
Napier, Trice and Talbot. to prevent
horses mules jacks iennotrs and cattl
running ct large IN certain counties was
taken up and numerous amendments Of
fered A vote taken on a substitute Of
bill was passed over to be taken up again
next Saturday.
House bill No. 81, by Mr. Trice to trans
fer Red River county from communitr to
district school system; passed TO engross-
House bill No. 100, by Mr.. Connallv, ex.
emptipg certain counties from the operation
OF the Ash law was taken UP. Mr.. Seabugv
raised the point of ordsr that the bill
local measure and could not be considered
today. The point OF order was sustained
by the speaker,
road law for Lamar county; passed TO
engrossment.
The house at 11:45 o'clock adjourned
until 10 o'clock Monday morning.
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HIGHER COURTS.
second Court Of Anneals.

Fort Worth, Texas, January 24.-~Proceod'
lngs In the court Of civil appeals tOr tho
Second supreme judicial district;
Motions submitted Halstead VS.. Allen ct
al, to postpone submission etc. King Coun.
~ VS. Mitchell. for rehearing Blethen VS..
Bonner. FOR additional conclusions: Port
wood VS.. Gose Bros, for conclusions of fact
and law; Adair VS., Hays ct al, TO strike out
statement Of fact; Missouri Kansas and
Texas Railroad Company ct nj vs. Daugh-
erty & yollva, rehearinF, Texas and Pa
cihc Railway Company Of al vs.. Scharbaure
CATTLE Company, Tor rehearng.
Motions orerrulcd Moore VS.. Hearne,
for rehearlng, slaughter IS. Dewitt x
rehCating; HGlstead VS.. Allen ct al, TO post
pone submission, ETC. Portwood vs. GoSc
Bros, for conclusions Of fact and law;
Missouri, Kansas aud reXas Railway Com
p1ny ct al VS. Daugherty q VOlvN, for re-
hearing; Texas ana Pacific Railroad Com
pany ct al We. Scharbaucr Cattle Company,
FOR rehearing; iumpkin va Jaqucs, for re
Cases affirmed; Missouri Kansas and
Texas Railway Company We Mcdaniel.
from Montague Kelley We. Hunnlcutt, from
Reversed and remanded Groos ct al VS.
First National Bank Of Iowa Park, from
wichita; Downturn VS.. Ray. from East
land; Logan vs.. Logan, from shScselford
Hudgeons, from Jack, Maddox We. setser.
from Jack
Dismissed for want Of prosecution Derke-
~ VS.. Castor, from Hood
VS.. First National, from Basque; Luuie
Medley ct nj vs.. Fort Worth and il"
Grande Railway Company from Brath
Graef from Doniey: Weight -. Farmers
National Bank, from Clog; Deleshaw ct nj
vs. Edern, from Cooke; First National
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BILLS INTRODUCED.
IN THE HousE

Bills were introduced today IN tbs house
rs follows:
by Brldgers and santord-Aet to pro
tect game, birds and fowls.
BY Mr., Reece-To prevent betting on
primary elections.
Br. Mr.. Cottrell--Amendlng the law rela.
By Mr.. Ware-To confer civil and crimi.
nal jurisdiction on the county court of
BY Mr. Cottrell-Relating to the dispose.
tion OF the dead brdies OF animals.
By Mr.. Cottrell-Act defining married
women's separate property and protecting
BY Mr.. Knight-Act to render valid defec-
lively acknowledged instruments which
have been copied IN the records for I'VE
By Mr.. Amendment requiring
executors and administrators 70 mail no.
tIce Of appointment to lien holders.
BY Mr. Knlght--Act to provide an addi-
tional method Of preparing transcripts OF
the record in civil cases
BY Mr.. Robertson OF Williamson-Act 10
declare and defne the effect Of a con.
veyance Of real estate where lien for pro-
lection Of money is retained
BY Mr.. Miller of misunderstanding
law IN regard to taxation and to regulate
By Mr.. Cottreil-Act to repeal occupation
tax IN ell useful or necessary occupations
or callings.
BY MT. Nooten Toy equestl-Amending
the constitution to increase the power Of
the people by providing for a peoples veto
through the optional referendum ana for
direct initiative by petitions and at State
elections.
BY Mr.. wlliams-An act for the taxa.
ton OF certain intangible assets OF public
corporations.
81 Messrs. Anthony and chesley-.To re-
neal act creating the office OF State pur-
Chasing agent for the various State eiee-
plosynary institutions.
BY Mr.. Terrell Of Travis-Amending law
relating TO duties OF State revenue agent
Bv Mr. Terrell Of Trnvls--To require com
missioner Of agriculture 10 publish stock
and agricultural statistica
Ry Mr. williams (by reauestl--To proYids
FOR recording notices OF lis penden and liens
on real estate.
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TRAVELLERS INSURANCE COMPANY
Ha,aoeks Bill lie Intended to Pave Way
for It's Organization
6s.oato1 70 The Post

Dsllns Texas. January 2a.-E. Price
crosa well known commercial traveller
gave out the following prepared statement
10 members Of the press tonight The
bin introduced III the house Of representa-
tlyes at Austin yesterday by Mr.. Han
cock OF Dallas to authorize the ineorpora-
ton Of mutual assessment life and accident
insurance companies was. drawn np and
nresenfed nj the solicitation OF number
- - I,e,,es travelling men Nearly a year
ago tbey concluded 10 organize home
accident association on the mutual as
sesgfnent pian. which has proven 80 popular
snd successful IN the Northern States. The
oreanization VIDE about complete when II
vas discovered we could not incorporate IN
Texas because the present Texas laws a.
MOI nrovlde for mutual associations, except
those with local lodges. which meet az least
once in every thirty days. ana nave scorer
work To give the maximum OF dement's
with n minimum 81 cost II Is necessary 70
eliminate the local lodge feature"
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thoriElng service on any commercial agent
OF foreign corporation doing business In
the state, amended in committee by MAYS
to authorize service also on any cmploye
Notice was given by Seabury that minor.
ity report would be submitted to the house.
lsaacka' bill changing the law With ref.
erence 70 those exempted from Jury ssry-
b.il relative to returns on process by sher-
It's and constabieR
The committee reported adversely woot.
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ment 10 expected 10 be announced at any
time. He was appointed TO the 0ffice. ave
years ago by President Mckinley TO Ill out
the unexpired term OF j. II. Harrison, who
resigned. lie was q messmate VI thu late
President Mckinley. he has been a very
because another man wanted the Job.
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posed charges and then have the Judge come
behind them and perhaps. charge 10 direct
vsrlanes from. theft speeches. Il does mot
SRss from the p 5Ss ggFF SstSo SD St
m TS tne tuaEs charge at the time above.
sstss the S ds ssr Ear when ne ,h sevS
Gs 0 aDBS ss ss Sosn r' sPodS Is
SAL ns S.t Af IL Ass: 9S .Su :ssaS' w sas
nads. and attorneys take Advantage Of this
admissible.
Representative ]. r. wooten Of the
Fiftisth district ard hsiiing from Colorado
county, has a rather unique idea OF the
short-term convict road working prcposi-
tion. He states that he has given the mat
ter considerable thought and strdy. aud the
following in brief is the way he would WORT
the conylctA The caption would cali for
blu to create a separate State road law
and would provide FOR the working Of a
certain number Of short term convtcts on
the roads OF the State lie would start all
loads out from Austin and have them lead
iron, no one county seat TO the other, keeping
me Sne general direction away from the capital
lney would all be denonnRted as State
roafs lie would begin by taking 500 con.
Nus ana starting them out, as he thinks
the sudden taking Of all OF them would
wSfk disaster on the various Industries In
Whlch they are now employed and Ii would
De better therefore to take them away By
q gradual process. They would be called
state roads, while the other roads of the
COUNTIES would be county roads, and the
respective counties would retain possession
OK Them. but the State would keep the
roads from county seat to county seat He
would work only cOnviets under less thnn
tehyear sentence. lie would create mn an.
polntive officer, to be called the superintend.
sht or public roads, whose duty Il would
pc 70 look after them and to employ civil
SpglheerS ana such other men as needed
k1e would set aside au appropriation IF
souOuU Tor that purpose.
representative Mtddlcbrook Of Nncor.
doches VIII, within the next day or two.
Introduce measure providing FOR the ex.
tension Of the penalty limit for payment Of
taxes ninety days In Nacogdoches county.
The purpose Of this bill is to afford relief TO
ne majority Of taxpayers who had funds
deposited In the Wettermark bang. MIR
MlGdlenrook stated that practically all the
reeuy money had been wiped out OK the city
~ the failure and the citizens were there.
Tore N a distressing condition to that ex
tsnt II is thought that the bin viii 20
'urohgn without any opposition.
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kaiEp sY A FAIL
T. [. Hover Of Ohio, On on Operator,
Dead at ean Antonio.

San Antonic, Texas January 2l.-T l..
Hover Of Lima, Ohio, gnest AZ the Bexar
hotel. was found dead this morninS at 4:s0
O'Clock near the side entrance Of the hotel
on Jefferson street. He had fallen frosu
the window Of his room m the fourth story
Of the structure and thu body was badly
mAngled.
he had pecn yuest az the hgtcl slpce
for the puzpt1o 81 peos1tiu& his ho4ita.
NJ. HOVER WeA ekpcf - gssxs ~ eSa m
42raed sa1 2ren,tns1s ~ ebez&eox "
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SANTA FE WRECKS
Several Of the Passengers on ch'cksn
Limited Are Laid Up.

Temple, Texas. January 24-Tne Samoa Fe
played In bard luck on the branch yester-
day, and in addition 70 the wrecking Of the
Chicken limited" they had a freight train
go In the ditch near Muilens. There was
no one hurt in this hut eight or nine cars
or doubie-hesder left the track. Just
how much property damage VISA ocrahoned
eSuid not be isa s19ss Sgs me TRACK wss
IN Addition 70 the INJURIES 1esetxe4 py