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Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-06-30
Many Will See Big Show.

Up to Tuesday Agent Talbot has
sold % tickets to Portland and return
from this point, and he says the indi-
cations are that the number that will
go from here will run into the hundred
column. The good report that those
who have visited the fair have brought
back from Portland has done much to-
wards inducing people to visit this great
show. 1t will probably be years before
the people of this coast will have an
other opportunity to visit a great inter
national exposition at so small an ex
pense and many will no doubt take ad
vantage of this one.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-06-30
Fine Harness.

What is no doubt the finest harness
ever seen in Troy has been recently
turned out by our local harness maker,
George Saad. The harness was made
here for the Cooper-Filds Dray Co.
and has attracted a great deal Of favor
able comment, much to the credit of
Mr.. Saad, who has certainly demon
strated that he can turn out as good a
harness as can be made out of leather.
Not only viii the workmanship bear
the closest inspection but the quality
of the material used is of the highest
grade, and will stand the severest wear
and usage. AS to the cost of this fine
set Mr.. Saad simply said that he would
guarantee that it was at figure that
would not justify any one in this com
munity going away from Troy for their
harness. And judging from the very
fine appearance the harness makes no
shop will pretend to put out better
looking goods.
The News wants to compliment Mr..
Saad on his ability to do such credit
able work and to add that it is a credit
to Troy to have various lines represent
ed by men able to do such good
work. While Mr.. Saad is very
modest young man he admitted that
he was justly proud of the work he had
just turned out for the big grey dray
team, and added he would willingly
compare his harness with the workman
ship and material from other towns
and as to prices, that could be
determined by comparison, qualit,
considered. He said that while some
might sell harness at cheap figures tha
no harness maker in this country coult
put the same quality of leather int
their harness and beat his prices. A
E any rate Mr.. Saad has the reputation c
turning out fine substantial article an
I it will not be worth while for the farm
D ers and teamsters of this communit
to go away from home to get some
/ thing good at a reasonable figure.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-06-30
For Better Roads.

The matter of providing better roads
throughout Latah County is to be push
ed bv a local Good Roads Association.
To perfect an organization to this end
a general mass meeting has been call
ed to convene in Moscow, July 7th
at two o'clock. AS this is matter OF
so much importance to the people OF
this county, and especially the farmers
the attendance at this meeting ought
to be large. Good roads is matter
that means so much in the way OF dol
lars and cents to the farmers, enabling
the marketing of crops during those
seasons when prices are highest anc
roads generally the worst, and any
move looking to improvement along
this line ought to be encouraged. Ir.
and attend this meeting.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-06-30
Likes Latah County.

H. Van Pelt and wife of Beloit, Kan
sas, are now visiting with David Brooks
of Little Bear ridge and with John Van
Hook of Avon, both being old friends.
Mr.. Van Pelt was in Troy Wednesday
and made the News Office a pleasant
call, getting a copy of the paper to
send east to his Kansas friends, He
said the article regarding the wheat
on Mr.. Brooks farm, published in the
News last week, will be rather surpris-
ing to the citizens of the Sunf1owel
state. He seemed to be very much
pleased with this section and said he
was thinking strongly of locating in the
west
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-06-30
Rather Romantic.

Wednesdays Lewiston Tribune, un-
der Troy date, published the follow
ing bit of interesting information:
In November, 1889, James Lang
decided his homestead, consisting Of
100 acres and located near the now
city of Marquette, Mich, away for a
few hundred dollars, and after few
years came west and for over ten years
all trace of him was lost. When Lang
disposed of his homestead the wrong
description was inserted in the deed
and the error was not discovered for a
number of years, or until the estate OF
the later purchaser came into litigation
and an effort was made by some Of the
heirs to secure title to the land which
is now valued at about SIS, 900. In
some way the records covering the
chain of title were destroyed and in
order to straighten this out search fol
Lang was begun which resulted in hi:
being located near Troy short time
ago after about ten years search.
Fay Bigelow of Moscow yesterda,
found Lang at the Cox place nortl
west of Troy and this morning secured
the deed for a consideration of $1C
from Lang, and said persistent searcl
had been in progress for long tim
for Lang in odrer that the litigation il
progress might be settled.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-06-30
Want Exhibits.

MI Vessels, who is looking after
ooricultural exhibits for Idaho at
bs Portland exposition, passed through
Frov Tuesday on his way to Kendrick.
H. Vessels said that he was more than
lDxious to get more exhibits for his de-
I,r,ment and hoped those having
tber grains or grasses, fruits, vege-
Ibles. and especially corn would have
am sent to him at Portland at an
Irlv date. He emphasized the fact
o+ IN to this time he had been unable
get anyone to send in samples oi
|,r timber, a fact very much regretted
ID in his opinion most deplorable
It. He thinks the people OF Latah
&buntv ought to let the world know
bmething of the great timber resource:
Ethin our borders. He desires that {
S from one of our big trees be ship
n &ed to Portland as soon as possible
8he News would suggest that Troy
Ind this log. Nothing now on ex
Kbition in the Idaho building woulC
B tract more favorable attention. anC
<bthing that we could do would g
krther towards advertising our town
But if the log is to be sent it must b
& once. A large proportion of the ex
mnse will be borne by 1fr, Vessels S
Bout all we have to do is to get tn
H.. Shall Troy send the log?
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-06-30
Good Apples This Year.

,ho, While the apple crop this season is
e. IB HI going to be as large as usual the
T., Mality of the fruit will be exception
lltiy. ,,,ss y fine and in many orchards little or
d Wal damage is expected from the cod
egse moth or other pests. In the
1878. eer orchard south of town the pros
,mpna bets are favorable for one Of the best
ongrss N
ie a bps so far produced although the
itory, eld will be little under the average.
Blt while the trees are not so heavily
Stat. hhded the average size may be very
Office ,nbs.. ge and the yield even better than IS
NJ "a w expected. Mr.. Greer's son who
III proc S1 IS in town Wednesday informed us
lIS pq5p Fs at in his fathers orchard he was OF
os o1sl ds Ne opinion the fruit would this season
&C Rail n free from pest and that the apples
I cosuI soe buld probably be the best they had
.orso,v er grown. He said the indications
tee ted .s lG re that the crop this season might
WEST; yaisI:, short. From other fruit men who
I've been through the country we are
eaoo Horned the prospect is good for
and pp Of exceptionally fine apples, ex
es 8pt in orchards where little or no cart
rs been given the trees.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-06-30
Born.

To Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. McGahan
June oath, an II pound daughter. The
little girl has been named Theda Emo
gene.
Monday a little girl appeared
at the home of J. f. Westlund
and wife on Burnt Ridge, and
Wednesday a son arrived at the
Ole Olson home at Nora.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-06-30
Crop Prospects.

eby cerHKAs a general proposition the 1905
of Attac6
led cau 4pp outlook is the best this section has
nto set Ter Witnessed the only trouble being
said cou# The To-. a.. 81, ..,,o+ =, Como folds
1905. 'O '"e' 'ii"' i''ii "AAN''' -
growing too rank and may lodge
slerk lie norr kdly before it is ready for harvest.
- &st Saturday the News editor drove
TON. &wn American ridge to Juliaetta and
, LsNlst pat we saw would most certainly as
at in col nnish people from the eastern states.
OF the many of the farms along the road
or lands He luxuriant growth of vegetation IS
'gon, NeEnply astonishing. At one farm we
ID States ~ large field of barley that was not
4y as thick as the grain could possibly
State of ID Hnd but the whole field was as high
is office mans head and so even that it had
ction No appearance of a newly mown lawn.
ge No. heat over six feet tall with the heads
o show u -
able for t in the milk was to be seen on every
agricutu nd. Oats so tall that one would gel
ms Probs4t in them and which have the ap-
ay, the Rrance of making hundred bushels
Andrew Il more to the acre; clover and Alfalfa
,, Andrew timothy hay that is simply ou
fsght," and the same thing for miles
ming adve& either side of the road made us won
IN this off n what some of the eastern people
: septemY buld think if they could see the gTea
Register. ftlatch country just at this time OF th
lar and this particular season. A
r geldingf u 'iie iSiinS
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-06-30
A Bad Scare.

Some day you will get bad scare,
when you feel a pain in your bowels,
and fear appendicitis. Safety lies in
DR.. Kings New Life Pills, sure cure
for all bowel and stomach diseases, such
as headache, billiousness; costiveness
etc. Guaranteed at G. V. Johnson's
drug store, only 25c. Try them.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-06-30
Card of Thanks.

Erick o. Frisk and Wife of Cora
desire to express their thanks to those
who so kindly assisted them during the
sickness and death of their baby boy.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-06-30

fields of beans and thrifty looking corn,
big, rank potatoe vines, promising cab
bage, with other garden staples equally
fine and large.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-06-30

Rev. Josephson will preach in the
Christian church next Sunday at 8 p m.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-16
HARTMAN DENIES
HE BLUFFED RYAN
Claims lie Doubted Ryan's Pur
lily OF Motive.
HAD PECULIAR TALKS
WITH GOVERNOR HIGGINS AND
SPEAKER OF AsaE MBLv RuT
TOOK NO STEPS IN
TIE MATTER.

New York. Dec i5.-Bofcre The
legislative insu4auco luye iea,inu
commitie another chame- was added
today TO lhc caoaioir of what
Thomas r Ryaa called strenuous
Interview bcty6aa nin Il and r.. r.
Barr .a Rlr rfc his rsrnou of
the cnFer e ionr 40 H. comu Hea
a few GAYS ago when he said Ha-rinisn
~ tn me Fne acquisition Yf Tie 10, 4e
stock ia he l.qgiisbla. demanded AN
equal 5a7e. ard threatened zoo ua
his pol fieai influence against bin if
he did So, All adt il T.dag Ha,r
man rc1iied 30 ta committee bis tel-
sion and added some lux siiue -,1Ie
meal aneeing his Citations wub
rrrme liose ror OdeH chairman Of
The Sag Fofk STATE Republican cons
miftfe .ua a q 50 watch legislation
ahee'iag lha Eqalahie which BE- bad
made "a Go.csnor higgins and Inc
lafe s Frsd Nixon speaker IF The
\ IL 80 3. q u8lv
in lauee iIae atiGcd to-day
fh4 sH 8faa e3asAt fac hyde sock.
caFrYae eanlni OF ihe Equitable. he
asked Ifarriman to corporate witl
hi'a 81 asinr ihs p-oaarl ihat IIar-
Ilman ssfeed 90 a. II satisfied thst
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-16

that can pay him hui $500 a year
Thar b, 20 say. through bis philan-
,hropy be has given sn earning pcwe-
Of 1928 1oo for $500. Hc IL too good
business man 10 have done that as
a matter of course Thcrc s. no eX-
rianat.an for. it except philanthropy
This mal did not 80 20 The Insurance
world to select men. He went outside
and chose a committee. not one OF
whom ever bad anything To- do with
an iusu-anc7 company.
Ono .i these an eminent statesman
oue of ,hc most illu tr'0us of our
Date. hr aii. "h1s hoou cai'"I from
'.l- rli e. iad, of Princeton ulere
he ha tc-a spending ihn deci'uc 81
Ian nluairirrs life 10 composing
nhilosonhicH contributions io The
thoughts ~ ihc country and placed ~
ihc chair of an insurance company
vita which go far as ] know. ne has
never has The slightest acquaintance
whatcre-.
In The Mutual SIC have che very
board of trustees. who had themselves
either been the active agents Of iiec
frauds. been prisy to them. choosing
neU head. and that selection is gen
cneIalIy contributed 10 t-e Influence
of gentleman Nbo had leopcd into
g peculiar fame through magazine ar
iicIes and which ceems to describe
him a. the Triumphant ans success
mI helo OF a hundred larcenies-
In the sew Yuff idis. ihe ihirl.
u-a faI tire tfceur -hlenf after an
af,asl If triHe- afiff ~tHri1- e1 .
bis cath shat ha had rarcha-=f l-raz .
one d. and cid them b. net 1s- q .
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-16

e. gust fond and yer the persons who
a.e b.nefciar.es of the trust cannot
hayc 81 word to- say regarding them
IW ysjom has been the growth Of
au5 .ev years and The sytem mus,
be wholly uploa,od TO eG7,v cure.
RE aid not thins ID was necessary
I'D Nav salary Of sl5o.100 by any
company 20 proteo, .fs policy-holders
bur j. O. necessary 10 get man "a
.ndle them.'
ID was an awful spectacle Dee said
20 gee these men mount the witness
stand ana boldly confess their mis-.
use Of tHc pc1ries funds
TnHrs rs moss iaa q. ciacie 100 NeA
rnrf Dee aiI. of iho y tricf attorney
ue-tI aag ana might 'o prJsrcute
fhore guilty of violating the pnury of
t're 'ail9' h.s which v1s coum mi
ahle. Hut at tbr auia tfBlo che in-Hr
apee officers aid not eo io iaii hni
bark te .hsr offices after taair coH-
fess'oua BE said 30 was aeplD,abl
coH.e SON fo make. but be would a.
sel that it woaid bc absolutely i'm
uo ib.e TO pu thc possessar Of S19-
oa09la iu any iail in ih= country
Cochran then considered the
method pursued by these companies
ia rec ganizing thsmselveF Instead
ci employing insurance experts the
companies sem them all away
-The Evuitabie company has been
rtcfgarised on a somewhat peculiar
basis. a very rich ntleman whom
ve al have the rieat ! suppose- 10
eau a phuanthr9pist-for Dc himself
na sfd f. srI i IS greatly io hi-
-rrlt. h1- purc1seed centred cf thi-
.ompany and sven $1,000 eco Tor stun
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-16

Hyde. an attempt was made by The
A'Nantc. faction to induce the legis-
.atn-e to muualile the ociely Harri-
uan aid be- asked members Of the
legislature to watch ont for any legis-
.aH4n favorable io tae Alexander fac
zion AMI rp report to him if Ct APP.
peared
H was asorse to disclosing the
aaHaa OF Ono men fo whom he made
t5is request and only consented to
do IS ahaf feptafea mgiag on tie part
3f S uatur Armstrong; chairman Of
.H" committee and by Hughes. and
bad eau allowed lo consul, wtb bis
e a-t H. irea stated TO- was Cover
r"- lierHs ara sptaker NlAoB nom
70 H'a a-hfd 'o watch ouf for Al,s
aH|r ',a 'aroH Iie aafed ihat uo
Hra Legislation va- introduced and
1. falsre '.u through uie-r and
>ispu fp prevent &c.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-16
WARML CENSURE
PANAMA METHODS
Tillman Occupied The Time JiNeu
to That Subject.
HE RAISED A QUESTION
REGARDING PRESIDENT sHoNTs
BEING STILL IN THE EN-
PLoY OF THE GLOVER
LEAF ROAD.

Washington pee l5 The Panama
canal was again under consideration
by the senate foday and Tillman occu
pied the ime given 70 thar subject,
except when be- gave way 10 questions
lrm Of interruptions by other sena
tors
He did not Indicate any intention Of
opposing be passage Of tae appronria
ion bin, But ha crit clsed ihe methods
of the canal commission ia many of
It's transactions lls raised the qies
ton as % whether President shonts
is still ID The employ Of the Clover
Leaf laliroad ana said he Railway
Regis Of san carries llis name as the
head q tiial road He also sharply
criticised ,hc employment Of Secretary
Bishop rs press representative
Hale ioilcd in the censare sayjns
chat Bishops employment in hat ca
pacity Is q reflection 10. only on con
gress, hul on lhe press Par of TIL
mans remarks wa, devoted 10 a criti
cism Of tae pres dents policy III Sano
Domingo aud Spo0aer defended 5he
presidents course Nnen the senate
adjourned The bin was sim pending
but there was I'm agreement for vote
tomorrow.
Before tie Panama BIN was taken
mp the senate adopted resolution
calling upon he postmaster general
for information as TO whether there IS
q discrimination between college pub !
locations in the matter of admission .
to the mails rs second class matter
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-16

Tho worth ~ character tho void
rccorHizes b. a ycgr- E1Insrr-s
blood i9oh iloher, Barn to i.ts fsr
recognizing an hune.t faruer b thr
open street Burns exclaimed. "Way.
you fantas ie EoEerii. T. was not tho
ereat coat, Tie scoHo banrrt end Tire
a4tHi.r hoft hu=c tiaf , asel.c %
lHs the nan THAT was co. iae-. 11d
DE man. Sir. ior frle WarA. pa
weigh down son rid re. ana sa
more such ans 1ag-r
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-16
COCHRAN HAULED
THEM OVER FIRE
Insurance System Must BE Up
rooted TO Effect . Cure.
A MONUMENT TO CRIME
rs uOCKtFELLEBS FORTUNE
AND so DOES NOT pENY "
DECLARED TIE nav
YORK CONGRESSMAN.

Washington. DC. 15- Federal oa
tful 81 life insurance was me theme
that occupied much 81 tire hon SOS
ion 4cday Tbef allure vas the speech
.of Cochran tNew York; who crilf
cizad tile a. ilni- 0f c-iain COM
B5niea al considerable ieuefh
Within ny memory fire three larze
.c,nt Is have accumulated q billion
ami quarter dollar. and 8. W.l 19t
De- generation before this SUM Niil
Doe fsr or is billions
"Tha utter yicicusueas of this con
du'an Is that Arc ian.is around r
.f,e fsfstrli .,f is- r. Dee hsrt So peF
sonei IntsIest Ia them Ibz moneg b.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-16

the some company. az on advance OF
two per cent. driven out by the indie
nation OF the community. finds him
self followed by the adultation of ID
board. and complimentary resolu Jon
complimentary 10 bis cfiiciancy in
plunder-hayo been spread through
the public press as Advertisements
paid for ont OF she funds Of th policy.
holders whom ne had robbed"
RocEefclleris fortune IS a m0lu-
ment to crime" declared Cochran.
"and be does net dcny it,
TT b time we should consider Che
awful enect of criminals eiill holding
the offices they have abused" Caeh
ran ad'hd and BE- cppcinsioa drclas-l
coaglcs. gIs bound ta iako action.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-16

Pain mle -s lF ihe aamt af raeu-
-af.sn. neuralgia mmta4o pIeufsy
So matter hsat name Che pains are
cl... HaH-tor ROCKY Mountain
ia- HiII drive fhem away a1 cents
"a. g. iaaHsfs. T. q Eclua d Sons
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-16
lN % LoMFR HousE.

Washington Doc 1.-The house to.
day devoted fmlr and three quarters
hours L lively debate on he posi-
hiliy Of controlling insurance coH-
panies Two SEX speeches were the
feature One b Sherley OF kenmcay
bore on she doetrine al states rights
The other by Cochran Of New York
related 10 be sections OF the officers
whc manage the big life Insurance
companies ~ his state Cochran pro
posing hai congress through lis taxing
power should coniine all insurance
companies to the state III which they
are organized
Mann Of iiilnois,nutiuel a proposed
means Of conir be will later present
in the form Of a hilt leaving it 20 IN
surance companies 10 voluntary sub
nit 10 federal examination ana appro-
val William tho minor leader.
concluded he debate holding that con
trol was pos lille bur not through the
taxing power
Discnssi MS were induiged In, first
to send message 80 the senate r.
turning il hin regarding he canal
bonds as an usur9a ion of the consJl
luiional rights The house TO origin
aie revenue les slaiion. and again 10
diseHes haTins ~ Annapolis No con
clusion reached on the committee r.
ference 10 he insurance feature of inc
president message which Is the mat
Ter under G nsidera ion and the lie
bate viii proceed tomorrow
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-16

See line q back ANA side Combs
for holidays Mrs. ll L. Bradley. 28I
Eighth street
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-09-21
A GREAT GAME
is PROMISED
Palestine and Tyler Will Try for
Base Ball Honors In This City
Again Saturday.

They are coming down to defeat
again Saturday. Who? Why our old
time friends from Tyler-the famous
Cotton Belts. Palestine is going to
take the game, not by force, but they
are going co play ball, and that is what
counts. The famous Karger of Hous-
ton will be here to do the shooting"
for Palestine, and more than that he is
going to be accompanied by his man
behind the bat, Wade Moore, who
handles them red hot right off the
stick. Tyler is welcome to this infor-
nation, and can brace herself to
meet the strongest battery that ever
played on an amateur field. If they
can beat it they are welcome to it.
More than that the rest of the team
will be strong.
The game will be played at jackson
Field, and the admission will be %
cents.
The railroad will run a rooters'
special from Tyler, and big crowd
will no doubt be down.
This will be the game of the season,
and all lovers Of good ball will want to
see it.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-09-21
Texas State Fair.

The postponement of the opening of
the State Fair Of Texas until October
% will enable the management to Sc
cure some fine attractions which could
not be had until the close of the north
era summer resorts, where they are
under contract for the season. After
the close Of the Grand Racing Circuit
at Memphis, October 81, many famous
horses will be shipped direct to Dallas
horses which would not have particle
pated In the Dallas races If the Fair had
come of as originally advertised.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-09-21

/. GREAT FAIR
AT SAN ANTONIO
sternational Fair This Year Will
I be Held November 18th to
10Th, Inclusive.

The dates as finally agreed upon for
SD Antonio International Fair this
year are Nov. Is to 80 inclusive.
The changes in dates by the manage
nent was made because of the change
% date OF the Dallas Fair.
The postponemeut of the opening
DIV from October 2lst, as originally
a[nounced, to the new date, Nov. IS,
vii cause the Fair Association great
y , Of time and money, but the change
made entirely in the interest of
hibitors and visitors, especially those
{ hing long distances.
ls q rule, the month of November
IAN Antonio Is the most pleasant Of
entire year, it being neither too
I'm nor too cool.
he postponement will not drive
~ single exhibitor in any depart
ut, but, on the contrary, it will
Re necessary the construction of
litional stables and buildings to ac-
nmodate those desiring to show
Is products from the ranch, field,
bard, garden or factory.
he railroads entering San Antonio,
all connecting lines, have already
aounced rates to this Fair far below
heretofore made by them, and
y will make every effort and prep
zion to bring more people than ever
ore.
rops have been abundant in almost
~ neighborhood in Texas this
q, and as people always like to
De to San Antonio when there is
mething special to see"-to say
hing of our all year round attrac-
the attendance at this years
will be a record breaker.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-09-21
THEATRICAL.

y Albert Taylor company made
again last night, playing TO a
I'D house. A Prodical Son was
bin, and the play was handled
nnxlE-- The specialties we're
ne average, and pleased the
~ bDce Immensely. AT matinee
~ afternoon a good business was
lone. Tonight's performance closes
he Engagement In this city.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-09-21
COURT HOUSE NOTES.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

J. A. Campbell and wife to o. W.
Wooley, s1735; conveys los lilo acres
Of the M. Main league.
II. M. Cook and wife and d. 2. Cook
and wife to W. T. Foster, 500 cash;
conveys As 1-3 acres of the Isaac
Simpson league.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-09-21

Are you going to see "The Only
Young Man in Town" at the city hall
on Friday evening, the 22nd instr
Every one else is.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-09-21
Weather Bulletin.

For Palestine and vicinity: Tonight
and Friday fair; warmer tonight.
Temperature readings: Maximum "a,
minimum IS