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swered. 81 don't know. Show me the
way back, and I'll go when I'm rested.
l don't want that coward Jacky,
though"
81 was driving out TO Camp Minitka.
1 didn't know you were there. John
asked me-to effect reconciliation,
suppose. 1t is like him. JacSy was
running about among the burs, whin-
ing. Then he saw me and literally
dragged me out of the blackboard and
down here shall drive you back to
camp and then return TO town"
The girl put her arm about the dog,
and he Struggled down beside her with
a deep sigh. "That will be best, Il
suppose" she said.
81 think l shall leave you here"
Hugh went ON, while / go back for
the horse. 1t must be three-quarters
of a mile away" He pulled off his
coat. wrapped it about Katherine's
shoulders and strobe Off into the dark
ness
Katherine lay In the warm sand
close to Jacliy, who watched her every
movement. She was not at all afraid.
1t seemed TO her that, after the won
der of her rescue, she never again
could know fear. Little by little the
stars grew brighter and the answering
glow of the sand seemed like the half
light of some strange new dawn. At
first she lay without articulate thought,
thankful to be alive, TO feel the
warmth of the sand and of the great
dog beside her, to rest her strained
muscles.
Then suddenly the past year, which
had seemed TO her so heroic, so sacri-
fetal, seemed very useless and shall
low.
Il must find some new thing to do"
she thought. Hugh has gone on in
his work. | must find work for my
self"A
She moved closer to the dog and
half unconsciously raised her head
from the sand to listen for the crackle
of sand burs under heavy boots. Then
almost without warning Hugh stood
beside her.
Can you walk he said. ''or shall
/ carry your
"Oh, can walk" she answered as
he helped her to her feet They walked
in silence to the blackboard. Hugh
united the horse and. reins in hand.
stood waiting TO help her.
Katherine stared at the man. She
seemed 10 have awakened from
dream. And I've missed a whole
year." she said. And who am TO set
myself in Judgment OF us both? Hugh"
with a pitiful little infection Of humil
ity In her voice that was as strange to
her own ears-"Hugh. will you-shall
we try again?"
For one moment he stared at the
head of the girl. Dear" he
said after awhile, and, gathering her
in his arms. he climbed into the buck
board, and. with Jacky following close
behind, they drove slowly or into the
summer night
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A Long Walk.

The dear old professor was one Of
the kindest hearted men In the world.
but he was also one of the most alb
sentminded. He was recently visit
ing his newly married nephew. and,
naturally, the young wife was full OF
the praises of her firstborn. The pro-
fessor listened like man In a dream
TO her recital of the remarkable forti-
tude with which he cut his teeth and
his truly wonderful intelligence. At
last the dear old fellow woke up with
a start and felt he really must say
something for the sake of ut any rate
appearing Interested. Can the dear
little fellow walk Z" he inquired mild
ly. "Walk| said the proud mother.
why. he has been walking six
months!" Dear mer' said the pro-
fessor. lapslng once more into abstrac-
ton. What a long way he must have
got"
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mINoP MATTERS.

Near FlatonIo. Tex. G. E. Evans wa.
killed.
Poland will not be allowed to have a
separate government
Wichita Falls. Tex. Is to have a ,e5.-
GO opera house.
Mexican Central railway has let a
contract for fifteen years supply OF
oil
Virgil Bourland, charged al San Saba,
Tex with rape. was given linety-nine
years.
r. A. Roth. a wealthy man of Cody.
Wyo-, died right after a drive with two
VIC men.
Motor cars will be run on the Central
between Dallas and Denison as soon
as they can be built
DIR a. g. wrightman. professor OF
biology at Randolph Mason college.
Ashland. Va. is dead.
J. / Gilbreath. an aged man. was
shot TO death near Dublin, Tex. Tom
Grigsby surrendered.
After eighteen years service. Rev. J.
]. Methvin Of the Methvln institute at
Lnadarko. Okla. retire..
a wagonlOad Of watermelons wa,
driven into Hlllettsville. Tex, on the
18th by German farmer.
Some miscrcant threw contents Of a
bottle Of carholic acid in the face Of
Mrs ". l. Sullivan. near Orlando.
Okla. binding her perhaps permanent
Is.
After living two months with brok-
on neck. oliver Chamberlain. twenty
five years old. died at Fairview. Okla.
= friend playfully jumped on his back,
dislocating the neck.
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YES" WROTE SHE.
Texan Travelled One Thousand Miles
TO Wed His Sweetheart.

Cincinnati, Nov. 14-H. H. Worth
ington travelled more than 1000 miles to
tie secretly married here to the sweet
heart of his schoolboy days. Miss Este
l. Anderson. of East Monroe. o. Mr.
worthington l. a resident OF Lancaster.
Tex. and did most NJ his counting by
mall. rs soon as Miss Anderson an
swered Yes in one of her letters he
wired that he would meet her in Gin
einnati When he arrived Saturday
night. they found they were unable to
get a license here because OF the non
residence Of the bride. A friend di-
rected them to Covington. KY, just
across the river. where the laws are
more lax. and they secured the docu-
ment enjoining the clerk to keep IL
dark" A justice Of the peace perform
ed the, ceremony here Sunday
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JORDAN SATISFIED.
Says Wilson's Cotton Estimate Is Ac'
curate and Trustworthy.

Atlanta, Nov. 14.-President Jordan OF
the Southern Cotton association in an
interview Monday says: 1.-The opeH
declaration of Secretary Wilson of the
department Of agriculture in his recent
condition report OF 6S.s is accurate and
trustworthy. and shows the years crop
wi be IN the neighborhood of only 1911
100000 bales. This should knock OUT
all high estimates and put everybody
down IN a working basis Of short,
crop. Secretary wilson's estimate con-
firms the report made by this associa-
ton some time ago. predicting a crop
of about 100000 bales. AS this re-
port is confirmed by accurate inform
alton from the two most reliable
sources unquestiona. he remainder ofI
the crop now i'm the hands OF the Plant
ers should not be marketed for less
tl.an Is cents per pound. l shall at once
issue a proclamation advising THU
course"
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Eva Howard Her Mans.

San Francisco, Nov. 1.-THE woman
murdered by Milton Franklin Andrews
In this city when he and his compan-
ion were surrounded by the police was
Eva Howard. daughter Of Augustus
Howard. alleged leader of a gang that
executed the robbery of the treasure
chest Of the steamer Alameda several
years ago according to j. z. Gal
lagher. hotel man of this city. Ac-
cording to Gallagher he was well ac-
quainted with the woman. HIS iden~
tification is positive -
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AFTER ESTATE.
Ord Claims to Be Great Grandson OF
King George w.

Chicago. Nov. Thames l. Ord. of
this city. claims to be great grand
son Of George ". OF England. and Mrs.
Maria Smythe Fitzherbert. whose mar
rage is shown TO be valid by papers
which were opened in London Last Fri
day. He declared Monday that ne
would take steps to claim a share In
the estate which he asserts was left by
King George and Mrs. Fifth ,rbert Mr..
Ord estimates the gross value of the
estate at ,l25.0O0.00o. His title to the
estate. he says. comes through his faith
er. who is the sole surviving son of King
George ". and Mrs. FitzheTbert. who
came to this country in 1910. and known
in this country as John S. Ord.
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81 EW MRS. sTEoMkN.
Wife of Railroad Agent Killed by a
Couple Of Desperadors.

Lawton. Nov. 1.-Two negro men
Sunday night entered the Rock Island
railway depot at Binger. broke into the
money till end secured several dollars.
Mrs. Stedman, wife of the agent. was
awakened by the noise. She arose In
bed and screamed. one of the robbers
fired at the lady with a revolver. kill
iEg her instantly. Both men made their
escape. Mr.. Sedman and one of the
robbers exchanged shots. A large posse
started In pursuit.
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LAST BULLET KILLED.
Negro Fires Five FruitIess Shots at
Spouse. Then Suicides.

Houston. Nov. 14.-TerrE Rogers. col
ored, Monday morning walked into the
Texa- Kentucky saloon. pulled off his
coat and vest. then pulled a six-shooter.
placed 1t to his temple and blew out
his bruins. He committed the act to
escape The police. who were trailing
him. Rogers shortly before suicidine
had fired five shots at his wife. but
i.issed her. This IL the first instance
q negro suiciding on record at HoLs-
ton.
No-Tsu-Oh carnival opened with
threatening weather. but with the city
full OF people. All excursion lines came
heavily loaded.
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NOT JOHN MARTIN.
Note LET. by Suicide Said That Name
Was Good Enough,

Fort Worm Nov. 14.-An unknown
man was found Monday morning dead
hanging to the end of rope dangi' x
from second story window OF room
Ing house on Fifteenth street. The man
tied a rope to a pair OF scissors. which
were placed crosswise in a chimney
Eue. He carefully tied the other end
of the rope around his neck aud leaped
out OF the window. He left note in
which the suicide said his name WIS
rot John Martin. but that name would
dc as well a. any other.
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SON CHIEF CLERK.
State Treasurer Robbins Fills place Of
Major Roberdeau

Austin, Nov, 14.-State Treasurer
Robbins announced the appointment
of Ills son. Brown Robbins. to be chief
clerk OF the treasury department, sue
ceeding Major Roger Roberdeau. re-
signed. R c. LomaS, assistant chief
hookkeeper. succeeds Brown Robbins az
chief bookkeeper. II. A. Turner sue
eeeds I.omax as assistant chief book
keeper. Wallace English succeeds Tur-
ner. and Arthur Taylor OF Amarillo was
appointed to succeed English Taylor IL
the orly new aPDpintee; all others are
now EN-. loyes Of the department. Each
Of those promoted get an increase %
salary, effective Nov Is.
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FoRTY-FlvE INDICTED.
Charge Is melting a Riot to Get Rid Of
NEGRO Cotton Pickers,

Lawton. Nov. 1.-THE grand jury Of
Greer county has returned indictments
against forty-five men in the vicinity OF
2aasSa- and Blake. They are charged
IvafSynciting riot 10 get rid OF negro
cotton pickers. Thirty-nine men were
brought before Judge Irwin at Mangum.
Ten pleaded guilty and were fined.
Resolutions passed at mass meetings
IN several neighborhoods created a race
war that came near causing loss Of
life. TIE sentiment against negro cot
ton pickers IL strong.
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oowie's Health Excellent.

Chicago. Nov. 14.-Deputy oversesr
John SPEECHES. Of Zion City declared
Monday that the reports Of the alarm
ing Illness OF Overseer Dowle was nm
founded He said that Sunday he re-
ceived message from Dowie. declar-
ing hi health excellent. and he will
leave Mexico for Chicago at once.
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On Grand Scale.

City OF Mexico. Nov. 1.-THE state
OF oaxacn. of which the late President
Juarez was native. win celebrate the
one hundredth anniversary OF his
birth on a grand scale. The Liberal
party all over Mexico Is making elab-
crate preparations for COMMUNICATING
this anniversary.
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WELCOME WORDS.
Miss Helen Gould Presided at a Special
Cailors' Service.

New York. Nov. 1i.-Miss Helen
Miller Could presided Sunday at a spe-
cial sailors service held in the naval
branch Of the Young Mems Christian
Association in Brooklyn and spoke
words Of welcome from the platform to
about 200 blue jackets from the British
squadron now In the North river and
about 600 from the American fleet
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Death List Increased.

Odessa. Nov. 1.-THE death list Of
Jewish victims In the recent outbreak
fere has been increased by ia who sue
cumbed TO injuries. As token of deep
mourning the Jewish clergy decided
not TO celebrate any marriages for
month. Chief Rabbi Kreps.s who has
been unpopular. has resigned.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-11-14
LARGE RELIEF FUND.
Two Hundred Thousand Dollars Up 10
Monday Morning.

New York, Nov. 1.-THE American
fund for the relief of the pillaged Jews
in Russia. based on acknowledgements
made by the national relief committee
up to Monday morning. IL estimated at
100000. 1t Is hoped TO raise $1,000
GOO,
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Increase Approved.

CITY Of Mexico. Nov. 1.-THE de-
partment Of finance has approved the
increase OF capital stock OF the Bank
of JaliSco Guadalajsra. Thirty thou
sand news shares, par value 500 each,
VIII be sold.
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TRAIN OITcHED.
Engine and Entire Equipment Left
Track Except the Sleeper.

Fort Worth. Nov. IA northbound
passenger train. with the exception OF
the sleeper, went into ditch two miles
Forth OF Alvarado at an early hour
Monday morning Number OF injured
had not been ascertsined up to noon
Mondas.
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sixTY-EIeHT KILLED.
Terrible Results of the Collapse Of
Min, Shaft.

Johannesbt g. Nov. IA vertical
shaft in the Drie Fontein mine collapsed
Monday One white man and sixty
seven natives were killed.
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Large AMOUNTS Issued.

City OF Mexico. Nov. 1.-THE mint
continues to issue large amount. OF
and 10 gold pesos.
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Meets Christmas Day.

Toxic. Nov. 14.-An imperial rescript
has tsen issued directing the diet to
assemble Dec. rs.
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Waldersee Floated,

New York. Nov. 1.-THE steamship
Waldersee which went aground satur-
day. was floated early Monday MORN
ing.
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The following New Subscribers have added since
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3-l-9 Barton " H. Res. Co. N S. and Kodstad SITS.
6-94 Dennison j. B. Res. Cor. N. S. and Pine SITS.
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6-2-2 Hart, o. b. Res sos Palestine Ave-
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I6 Hurbrough Mrs. W. L. Res Cor. g. and Conrad SITS
LII 1. & G. N. Gen. Atty. Office, Line ST.
Lie Kennedy, A. j. Store, Lacy st.
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3-5-S Morton Bros. Second Hand Store Avenue A.
$40 McClanahan, Mrs. B Res. John st.
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7-51 Pickle Bros. Store DeBard St.
5-g-5 Sammons Jno Res. Queen St.
52 Schmidt. Herman Co. Saddery and harness, Spring
ST Spot Cash Feed Store Spring Street
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7-0-6 Wagner, j. B. Res. 240 n Jackson St.
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More Than 100 Perish.

Latest areonats frou, The recent tyPhoon 1t
Nnnila. Philippine Islands. stale that the ''-
,.ristsod sscafurt C1nishesia, ct ~ to,s7'
.,,s asuk ia tn. recent typhnon 90 Tea" Is
ard one 81 the Ntsayaa group IL = thoaght
IN %, hoard safs Lass. Sh carried a Amer
80 St-snJnrd auA II NATIVE aad Chinese
,,.s~arrrs ani cvvw ~ ~ msn aud "iileefs.
The island Steamer Carnira - also reported
lost. Details arr lsekieg.
The ssfiuaassA loss In the hemp-groN'eg
districts from ghc rtsagrs oi the iyph"nn -
81 Oh TO in gold. The hemp "a Earehog u.s.
ready for shi,.4nenl IS also = total loss lac
plan,Stious arr impaired 10 such az ex'sn'
that Il ,iIl take yrar 20 get them m e"hui'i"''
again. -.
R,rsrss nos coming IN from lys snaih Indi'
cate = greater loss o. hie ana p'"pe''' ''''''
sas a. hrst estimated.
IN TIeno l4land the beach : sirc~n WITH
dsad bodies. ssnnng them those OF .o1ne Amer
leans. in such a condition rs 10 be snree'S'
nsEAhlr-
N,xsf. Oct 6.-Goye7nmeui reports show
tb., in IN. recent storm at least no natives
ani - Americans aBd foreigners we're Killed
II ! impossible 20 identify many OF The latter
III, t,syernment' 5 police work the past wear
-, III. prorincs-s OF Cayiie, Baiangas and the
Island OF Samar. which made possible tbs
largest acreage ever planted N TIE history %
he Islands. has been uhdone, aud II Is eSi'
,ua,ed that development IN the hemp provinces
has been retarded one year. In Asoay' Sor'
.aran. Nasbase and SaAar fields have been
devastated. warehouses have been destroyed
and s,aeks have been damaged. SoAds sre
inpassable and the transportation iae'i'ue'
are crippled.
In Alhay aud SOrsogan ~ per cent. OF TIE
buildings. dwellings. schools and warehouses
have been destroyed. The storm IN eonnee
ton With the severe drought which obtained
early in the year will It is estimated, decrease
the receipts Of the islands 40 per cent ms
army il a heavy loser al southern ports
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Rankert,S MN I,ems.

ocTuzEk y Our fsFnsr have aHsshel cailiaE
eoFu. which rraloarwa sceoaEt p the sosr.
csiy % iaeaF whsch IS very har1 pfuraFV. ereu
Al good wages The oara, 81 IcA i nos s. sh,sek-
j. ge hca ie.g that q ts tca harvested fsr naisE
II war. TseFs IS stiH Eye AMI waeat IN tc
seisi hcre bot Il the ezta<f . Gee pcrsnst 1ass1 Il
il viii t. g.ui In ghis week A sea " ths carly
farmers laAxe e1snsarascs-i - buss core al ar
rratiasst hud Toe tsry proll5c especially tts
early planting. hieh Is all thai CA b. drslrsd ss
Feraris qssntitg an3 quality. Swrvt t-esasaas> a.
vel - Irish have been hgsssi. zrd The h0sisss'i'
man wEs svH4riet uilh sxcriieas yirsis- raraigzs
via from paesru, iaIi7aiisus - very Poof crop
Winter Eppscs arc sias xsterr,i ant Will Be aus~i
shersly iair yield Is Fsfsrissi. UshsAxc = pies
farmer this winter
Mis- b Nae Nsr1uau. DO has Hers severe At'
taet OF Rheumatism FssssatIy tss cssaicsris rcov
erssi SHE attended ~ DF Luther &eraP. II
Usisatawn. sac takes Iais Hssa1is shroash the
medium Of TIE grand ana reliable tsEaiiy FsFrf rHE
ADVOCATE 10 ex pFess her thARgs 10 aet g. slEsi
friends Aad neighbofs whe yisileSi hct dsfias bet
Illness and 80 fsiihfa!ly sdmiussgers g, cr rriei
when her pains srFr very eKcras 4asiHg stri a.
ms,si Undesirable.
Mr. jos FarmWali loss = very valuabse uo-se ~
crngly ffom rheumatism.
Arthur Master 1o~i yosins ssest Feccissiy from
Indigestion
The Lutheran congregation AZ Bansi chasch sill
celebrate Communion ou Sunday morning. Novcfa-
bes 5. at 10 O'Clock.
Jacob siis has hcn clectei By the JosRs Ceasistory
al Baus Church 10 serve As sexton ami viii move
into the scEtons house In the EeFy DEAR future
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Orphans Court.

Monday. October FLETCHER A. Bale
administrator of Lewis y. Bale, received
order to sell personal property.
William II. Garner and Jasper c. Garner,
administrators Of Alfred p. Garner. reported
sale Of personal property, inventory OF debt.
aud additional inventory of money.
William Wilson, executor Of Joshua Wilson,
filed remuneration Of widow Of terms Of will
and received order To sell personal property.
Charles f. Shipiey aud John W. Shipley.
executors of Thomas \. Shipley. received
order 90 transfer mortgages.
Manic +. Bennett. administrator OF Milton
Bennett. settled first aCcuuni
George p Ritter aud William +. Ritter,
executors Of Peter L. Ritter settled FIRST and
final account
Letters OF administration, de h'uis non cum
iestameuto Anuexo, 0H the estate 81 Alice
Zimmerman. ~eTs granted to Ala l. ky-rS.
TUESDAY. October 10 The safe ct the real
estate of Noah e. brown was finally ratified.
Th.. sale II the real estate Of Rogers Birui~
Was finally ratified.
The sale of the real estate Of Peter l.. gi
ier -. finally ratified.
The sale The real estate Of Ephrau1 Rowe
made % Nh. Aoihs :. Ssiby. ~ijus. Ma
haAils ratified.
l.egirrs al administration on she estate If
GcnFgr W. tiardaeE ~ere granted to fhc'
dos,a Gardner. sho received asFrEui 60 az
praise aud order Ia notify creditors.
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AT SILVER RUN,
SATURDAY NIGHT, OCT. 81,
At 7.3o O'clock.
p~sEE BILLS FOR PARTICULARS.

In New York city, on October ,, Frederick
F. Carlton, accused of marrying 100 women
in different parts of the country, convicted OF
bigamy and grand larceny, was sentenced TO
10 years in state prison, received merciless
excoriaton from Judge Asphalt and narrowly
escaped serious injury from 500 persons, many
of them his former neighbors, who stood out
side the courthouse and tried to strike him as
he passed out handcuffed to deputy sheritts.
The officers rescued him by forcing a way
through the mob and running to street car.
Thomas, aged Is years, son of Thomas
Wrench, near Smyrna, Del, was dragged 10
death by an unbroken colt, last Sunday. The
boy caught the colt in a field, and having
nothing but halter, threw it around the ami
malls neck aud started TO ride him. Unused
TO being driven, the colt threw the boy from
its back, and in doing so young Wrench is foot
became entanged in the halter. For several
miles the boy was dragged over rough and
hard roads, here and there striking his head
against a stone or the post of bridge.
In Philadelphia, Pa, last week the 38rd
annual convention of the Carriage Builders
| National Association was held. About 1000
representative carriage builders, from all over
the United States, Canada and Mexico were
present, representing S400, 900, 900 capital and
employing about 100, 900 men.
! George W. Murray, colored, a former men,
Der of Congress from South Carolina, has
been convicted in that state on the charge OF
forgery aud was sentenced to the penitentary
for three years.
Luther Billings, negro, q years old, was
hanged by mob at Brunswick, Tenn, last
Tuesday He had attempted to assault white
woman.
| 1t is reported that 10000 natives were swept
! from islands off the China coast, into the sea-
by the recent typhoon.