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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-04-27
FREIGHT YARDS
ARE CROWDED
HEAVY SHIPMENTS or FREIGHT
BEING MADE THROUGH FARGO,
EAST AND WEsT-RAiLRoADs
ARE HANDLING HUNDREDS OF
CARS DAlLY-RELlEF IN SIGHT.

Immense quantities OF freight are
being shipped through Fargo both east
and west Ever since the opening of
| the snow blockade the freight traffic
has been particularly heavy. 1t took
several weeks to clear the sidetracks.
which had been filled with freight cars.
both empties and loaded, during the
time the roads were battling with the
snow drifts. and to move the many cars
which were being held at the twin Cit
les and other traffic centers while the
blockade was in force The extraordi-
nary business from the east had
scarcely been disposed of before a rush
began from the west, where the freight
congestion has only been relieved very
recently
The rush is now on in full force and
combined with the heavy spring ship
ments of machinery and other goods Is
keeping the railroad men particularly
busy. AT the local N. p. from G00 to
500 cars of freight have been handled
every day for several weeks. So large
is the business that the Fargo yards
are at times too eramped to success
fully take care of it, Yesterday it was
found necessary to transfer three
trains of seventy cars each to the
tracks at the new yards at Dilwofth,
as there were no crews at hand to take
the trains east
Work on the new yards at Dilworth
tlis going forward rapidly. Already
about eight side tracks have been COM
pleted and are ready for use and it has
been planned to have the yards and
shops completed and ready for occu-
pancy by July /. 1t seems hardly prob
able that the change from Fargo To
Dilworth will be made at that time,
however as houses have not as yet
! been erected at the new town, and ii
would be impossible TO accommodate
the N. p employees and their families
| there.
liz the present rush of freight busi-
| ness continues through the summer ii
may be found necessary to utilize both
the present yards at Fargo and the
| new yards at Dlworth for switching
| purposes i'm order to handle all the
freight. The trackage at Dilworth will
be divided into an eastbound and a
westbound yard and the roundhouse
will be situated between the two. All
westbound traffic will stand in the
yards at the east side of the round
house, while all eastbonnd traffic will
| stand in the yards at the west side of
the roundhouse. BY this arrangement
| the work of switching and making up
| trains will be greatly systematized and
| facilitated.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-04-27
and His Press
SquelChed by Hans
Reinys Promise to Publish the Reply From the Pres
dent Was Not Fulhlled-H1s Bluff Shown
Up Read the Reply

Recently when Senator Hansbrough
called The Grand Forks Herald and its
echo, The Grand Forks Press. down
for their f1ings regarding the false
statements that the senator was OPP
posed to the president. Senator Hans
brough suggested that if the editors
didn't believe his statements that they
might write President Roosevelt and
find out direct
With great flourish OF trumpets
Editor Reinecke of The Press "took
his pen in hand, informed the presi-
dent that he was well and hoped these
few lines would find him the same, .
and wrote a long letter which he pub
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-04-27
cassslton BaII Players.

Twelve sturdy looking baseball play
ers comprising the town team of Cas-
selton. arrived iii Fargo this morning,
They are to meet the high school team
this afternoon. The members Of the
team are: +. a. Port. Vallo ShanIs,
Robert Patton, Kenneth Waters, 1slif-
ford and John Mcintyre. Hurbert DooI-
ey. Waldo Shaw. Clinton and Clayton
Edwards. Roy Johnson, Kay penkh khaia,
and Dell Stanley
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-04-27


lished in The Press before 1t had
time to reach the president.
Then Reiny blatantly announced
that when the reply came he would
publish 1t. The reply came, but the
silence around The Press Office is
thick. 1t was the first time that
Reiny ever received a communication
from the white house and he was so
stunned that he has not recovered.
To relieve the suspense of the long
suffering public who have been watch
ing the wood headlines in The Press,
The Forum will give publicity to the
reply that Reiny got. 1t shows where
Senator Hansbrough stands with the
president-with whom the North Da-
kota republicans stand heart and soul
The reply is:
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-04-27
One Hundred

Second hand wheels wanted. Ben
Hart.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-04-27
Last skate Of the Season.

The last roller skate of the season
will occur Saturday evening at the
rink. There viii be special music
and the floor being in excellent condi-
tion everything Is conducive to a good
time on that the last occasion to en-
joy a skate this season.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-04-27
GOES TO M,HENRY.

Ray B. Noonan, who has been at
tending the Dakota Business College.
left this morning for McHenry, where
he has nice position In the general
store. He expects to return in the fall
and complete his business course and
take up stenography. s
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-04-27
mrs. DIR. CAMPBELL ILL
She Underwent an Operation in ST.
Paul and Is Reported to Be
Much Improved. ..

While with DR. f. j. Campbell in St.
Paul. Mrs. Campbell became very i'll
at the opera Tuesday night and We'd
nesday afternoon ian operation wa.N
hurriedly performed. Her condition,
which was regarded as serious for a
time, is now greatly improved and the
popular Fargo lady is expected to re-
cuperate rapidly.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-04-27
ARREST A DOPE fIEND
Police Pick Up Stranger Who APP
pears to Be Suffering From Some
Kind of "PilIs.'

A strange man, a miserable looking
creature, alleged to be a dope fiend of
the worst kind was arrested by tho
police this morning and locked up in
Jail. He was shaking with cold and
most unattraetive individual to be
roaming the streets and when his con-
dition is improved he will have a
chance to explain himself before JUS
tice Ryan.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-04-27
TWO AUTO GARAGES
TO BE ERECTED
M. a. HAGEN AND JOHN HAAS TO
BUILD STRUCTURES IN WHICH
THE "RED DEVILS WILL BE
TAKEN CARE OF BY EXPERTS
I'M THAT LINE.

Fargo will soon have two automo-
bile garages. Following the announce
ment that M. A. Hagen is to erect a
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-04-27
Shriners Attention.

in the Edwards building this evening
to- write accident policies for Shriners
and their friends going to Los Angeles.
Al $4,000 policy will be written for
thirty days for SIS. Phone 1400 any
time.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-04-27
DR.. HUH at Grand. /.

DIR. Hut will lecture at the Grand
theatre tomorrow evening, subject,
Symbol and Thing, Miss Edith Grasse
and the Grand orchestra will give O.
short musical programme at 5 o'clock
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-04-27
se POSITIONS IN THREE WEEKS

During the past three weeks Dakota
Business College pupils have secured
about thirty six positions-or at the
rate of two for each business day. Dur
ing the same period last year only
about eighteen pupils were placed. This
shows up we'll for the school and busi-
ness conditions.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-04-27
Teams and Men Wanted.

We have considerable amount OF
work on farms to be done. and can of-
fer long and good contracts. Write or
phone us. Morton q Co
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1907-07-09

Do you really enjoy what you
eat? Does your food taste good?
Do you feel hungry and want
more? Or do you have a heavy,
dull feeling after meals, sour
stomach, belching. gas on the
stomach, bad breath, indigest-
ion and dyspepeia? If so, you
should take a little Kodol after
each meal. Kodol will nourish
and strengthen your digestive
organs and furnish the natural
digestive juices for the stomach.
1t will make you well. It will
make yourfooddo you good. Turn
your food INTO good rich blood.
Kodol digests what youeat.
Sold by Holbrouk Drug Store
G. Hess Jr. Prop.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1907-07-09
OFFICIAL PAPER OF NAVAJO COUNTY

Some inquiring person haslook-
ed up President Roosevelt's re-
cord at college and finds that
he gave seventeen hours a week
to natural history and six to
political economy. And he seems
to be keeping up the proportion
to this day.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1907-07-09

The sweet girl graduates hay
ing spread soulful thoughts, high
ideals and stirring advice to
every corner of the country will
now turn themselves to senti-
mental philosophy and practical
cOurtship.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1907-07-09

A Missourieditor says that men
swear to keep from crying and
women cry to keep from swear
ing and neither one has any SYM
pathy for the others expression
Of feeling.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1907-07-09

A health journal states that
people would be much more com.
panionable and jollier if they
would eat onions. The usual eff
feet though is to make friends
more distant.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1907-07-09

The Pullman sleeper trust says
it is not a common carrier but
an innkeeper. There is a reason
in the distinction. No one can
deny that it is an in taker and it
keeps all it takes IN.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1907-07-09

President Roosevelt is said to
never use any stronger eXpletive
than "By George" Someone will
be rising soon to call him molly
coddle, in language at least.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1907-07-09

The wav between this country
and Japan seems likely to be
fought as so many of our wars
have been fought, in the news
paper offices.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1907-07-09

The biography of Harry Or
chard makes theJesseJames stor-
les sound like the exploits of
amateurs.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1907-07-09

The Japanese war cloud seems
to have passed over but there is
still the danger of war at the
Hague Peace Conference.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1907-07-09

If California and the Japanese
do not soon cease growing the
Pacific coast will cease to be
pacific.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1907-07-09

The president is not saving
wood and saying nothing. He
keeps right on talking just the
same.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1907-07-09

San Francisco seems to have
solved the question of what to
do with our ex-mayors.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1907-07-09

President Roosevelt is busy in
specting his crops, but he is not
troubled about his fences.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-03
Suotamers&anotefit.

sSnbianer 4ommiTdr 2supp bat
ieinem 8eri1t iiber Die Gage Der Wliinz
bel Der Ration unb bic NIT ibrem I'M
terbalt berbunbenen Weripaltungsfoiten
einen @oridlag iiber Die tiinftise Be
banbluns Der @tdulms bin3usefiist,
Der harauf nb5ielt. bas Datpesz z@efeb
enbli9 CUR bollltdnoigen Dur1fiihz
runs 81 bringen. Dasielbe ,beatped:
betanntlih bic inbipiDlielle Sebbaftz
mG6uns Der sSnbtaner Durh giufI0z
flung Der Stdmme unb Gerteiluna bes
Rommunalbeiibes duf bic ,sin3elnes
Mitslieber. tpie bie5 iebt i'm ebemalis
ger Snbianerterritoriuu bei Ser Grim
6Hrg bes neuen @taotes SIiabomo
NIT oen iasenannten 3ipiliIiertsJ. iJiini
'Stdmnen 9ei9eben If. aaBer bislen
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-03

beitsben mod pisle anbere Stdmilse,
beren Mufl1fnng gIeihfdlls ipiinl9 9tnss
inert lit. bu fie cine MnOmdlie II ullles
rer ftaatliden Drbnung :ar uni NIT
benz unteilbdrerl geneiniamtn @runDs
befib aleidfais auBsrbaIb bes NaEs
mems Der ublihen 8efBperbdltnlite
iteben.
Der plan bes aommiFdrs 5ielt cut
bic Miifteiluna bes Communications
Befbes auf benz Mege Der Rorpordz
tion ab, mas, man cine gtniale SOtt
beiBen f0nnte, aus Der primitiDen ers.
ften syorm in bic ber ,npoerniten geiels
Idafflihen iibersuseben. ndmli4 aiif
bic Griinbuna forppratiper BobenbtS
| fig @e1enfdaften. Sn folds 1ollen
bic Stdmme umgeipanoelt fperDen.
DemeemGB piirbe Der Mert bes @ts
meinbeibes einsefddbt uno in Mttitn
reprGlentiert tperben, bic duf bic eirlS
5elnen Mitglieber gu Derteilen tpdrtIl.
Die MftionGre tpdblen, tDie bas bel le~
Der aorporation sebrdu6lih, ben Werz
naltunasrat unb bic Beanlten, DIE nun
ben torporatipen Befib nah beitein
grmefen 5ll periperten bGtten, nm ben
Mitsliebern mDglibit boben Betrog
baraus 5u ii9ern. Die Snbaber Der
Mftien birfen biefelben perduBern.
Elm an 1ih Ielbltper1tGnblihss Neht,
oas in biefem Sale aber, Bel Der Gez
l9Gftsuntenntnts Der eSnbianer ietr1e
8ebenfen baben biirfte. Desbalb
16reibt Der plan ppr, baB Der Mftienz
inbaber, ber 81 perduBern 2uft fat,
bic Mttien ,5uerit Der aorporatton arl=
5ubieten bat. bamit lie iic aus erfer
5anb 5uriidfaufen tann; erit tpenn fie
barauf persi9tet, tann bas Wertitiid
tpeiter geseben tperben.
Die Mbii9t 1T, bic sSnbianer allf iib
1elbit, auf ibre Mrbeitstruft unb Gr=
ipsrbsfdbisfeit au itellen. DAB lie inl=
itanbe iino, tii9ttee Mrbeit gu tun,
1T ni6t nur in berei,15elten Sdllen err
/! tpiele1, 1onbern burh maNen1afte Be-
19dftisung pon Reierpations Snbtaz
nern beim Gifenbabnbau, lebtber AUDI
be! ben Bepo 11erungsarbetten Der Ne@
eierung. Was tie an anberen Inter
nebmunsen leiiten. iollten iie auh fir
ben eisenen 8eiib t0nnen, unb tpenn tie
Teben, ipie our9 ausbauernbe 8etriebz
Iamfeit Ser Wert sesielben iih bebt,
tpenn lie ben Grtrag bafiir in Otbibenz
ben bon ibren Mttien be5ieben, 10.
meint man, ipiirben fie gniporu ee<
mug finben, iia allf ii4 ielbit au psr=
laiien, anitatt auf bic Mbfiitter,lnq
unb &leiberperiorsuns DonIeiten s.
Regieruns. Der uebereans bonn fomz
muniittfden gum forporatinen BefiBz
berbdltnis ipiirDe ii9 nieueiht bern
@isentumsbegrtff- bes Snoianers am
beiten anpahen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-03
9te Mrbetterpartei bon Rana %.

Mitts @eptember bie1es Sabres
lpuroe in @ictoria, 8ritiih=golum@
bta, Der %. SabrestonsreB Der Ger
tpertI6aften nnb Mrbeiter@Organiiaz
ttonen aanabas ab9e6alten unb bic
S6affung elmer unabbGnstgen politi=
f9en Mrbeiterpartei beIhloKen. Oieie
Observation-Disclosures bantt i6r Gntz
iteben oem grfolge, ben Die lnabbdnz
gige Mrbeiterpartei @robbritanniens
bel Der lebtsn parlamentslpabl errang,
unb iie lit in Srsanifation, proz
sramm, gntspidlunssb6be tatiddlih
Elm Nebeaitiid iener politii9en Mrbeis
terSOtsdniIation Olhs@nslanbs.
9as prpgramm Der. .neuen partei
enbdlt u. q. bic folgenoen punfte:
S4ulsDang; oe1ebli9er Mhtftunben=
tag; Jabrit Snipeftton; Mbihaffllns
bes &ontraft=@bitems BEL Dffentli1en
Mrbeiten; Minimal=2obn; Dffentliches
gisentum an giIenbabnen, Selesra=
pben in6 Maiieriperfen; 5teuerzMe=
form; Nb!daffung Der Rinber= unb
sSraltenarbeii in Mi1en, merfitGtten,
sFabriten u. +. tp.;< GbinefenzMus=
1dluB; Mbl4affung bes Oberhaufes
ber &olonten; Mbl9affung Der Gisens
tums@Sualififation fir Befleibuna
Dffentltcher Memter; birefte @efebee=
bung: Nerbot Der @efdnonisarbett, TO-
ipeit lie nit Der freien Mrbeit fonflr@
riert; itautlihe Werii6erung in btsug
auf Nltersperiorgung unb &runfenpers
iiEerutg. 1opie d6nIi4e 6orOet,tnsen
mebr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-03

r0as 1T ,nmDsli6!" Nie bort
man btes Mort aus benz Munbe etnes
&inoes. r.
Nad ber Gbe auf probe ioll iebt
auh NIT Gbetrennung auf probe ers
per,mentiert tperben. Retn @unoer,
,penn bic gbe our &omDbie tpirb, ipenn
aerabe tpie beim Sheater alIes bon ben
Prcbsn abbdnst.
Die meiItsn 0inse iinb = ean5 ans
bers.
Ser tpabre 6reunb brauat feinen
Winf iiber betne Gage. er fennt lie ipie
ieins uno better,
Oas 6ofma6en lit Die 2eiter gum
G6ejtanb. Wiiiunter tpirb ser Mann
idpinbli9, fGat BON Der Better unbs
1T - serettet.
SIN ct. 2Duis fpurben neulib auei
Seutd)en getrdut, Dle lener Des nrnercn
Gprahe nt9t peritanhen. Die Beiben
iins entIohieben nnansfpredl;9 gliids
lid1.
Mnf GbeibeiOung tscat cias ;yrdu
In cat ct. 2puis, sre... ;ys Datte
lift nllr so Gents idbrlitb fitr garsss
robe our Werfiigllna eeftellt bate.
Giniee drauen iinb and ritnlcss SGsA
friesen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-03

RarIsrube. Dieier Sage feiz
erte Die bielige @rob6rauerei g. Wloz
ntnser bas Su5ildum ibres 5Ojdbris
gen 8eitebens. @leihaeitig iparsn 25
Sabre oerflofen, felt bic Direetor:a
adrl unb Stephan Moninser lire
9bdtigftit bem unternebmen aetpiiz
met baben. Die BrauereiseieninoIt
Deranitaltete aus bieiem NnlaB in Der
Jeftbale babitr einer 5titaet nit ba=
rauffOlsenbem 5titei1en.
s.1romb a d. - Mbleripirtb adufs
mann BON bier pol(N lebttns Bic
Do9rinne pom Gtniter aus BON llns
Fratb rstniaen.I Dat.i ktom er han
liebetgsDi&t unb 1iir3te riidltass II
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-03
gropias '3oCe,s.

poien. On bic bisiise Mfostmit
ipurbs llniperiitGtsproiei5or Or. G5uz
up @nHhol5 aus QeipSis NIT e;nem
eebrouftrng fir mittlsre unb neusrs
Wel6i9te bsruitn. Ter @ele9rte
S6rings Ser nntionalen Drase Elm bticnz
a3sers. 1parmsa anxttHs eltssstn unD
1at oies idkoR AbarsB tst1dtigt. BAH
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-22

ted w,1sh on the banks such as was
Witnessed In New YORK recently Was
never known among the farmers
They have uniformly stood by their
home banks manifesting that cool
and sober action characteristic Of
people worthy to be called the SUI
nreme and paramount conservative
force In our nation. financially as
well a. politically
They are today fu3l of optimism
aud from one end OF the state 10
the other they are preparing 70 go
about making a crop in 1905 that
gives promise of surprising any
thing recorded in the past ahers..f-
cation is their watchword 4 deter
mination TO better their condition
inspires them with hope, With a
faith in their country's soil to res
pond 10 labor, and a devotion 20
their homes actuating them as they
SOW and reap. they are exhibiting a
patriotism which the financial world
will do well to emulate.
''The greatest buIwark OF safety
and independence IN all the earth
today, youehsafed against the finan-
cial destruction of money panic is
the out-of-debt homecoming farmer
surrounded by the blessings which
honest toll and a generous soil have
produced
IF there is any stronger incentive
to be thus situated than the honest
exuberance which such a condition
produces. it is the consoling fact
that amid the wreck and ruin OF
money panics this citadel standeth
unmoyed and unmoVable, and that
want and destitution, their conse-
auential attendants, cannot drive
him therefrom."
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-22

10 ou the idea the governor may
be induced go offer au amendment
that will give that country some re-
lief II was argued as the Mobile
schools are given by the constitution
all liquor licenses. they will be cut
out Of the funds and taxes that are
enjoyed by other counties. They
have no way Of getting new revenue
untn tax laws can be passed that will
provide money
The law Is effective Jan L. 1909,
at which time the sale of all liquors
except alcohol for medicinal purpos-
es. must cease in the state. A state
officer with salary Of $4,000 per
year Is supplied to enforce the laws.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-22
Thanksgiving Races.

The Waxahachie Matinee club viii
have pacing at the speedway on Nov.
2Sth. Thanksgiving Day.
The starters in the free for all
class will be some of the fastest
horses In the country There will al
so be two or three other races on
the program. Gate fees 25 cents for
men. Ladies'. children and vehicles
free. Races begin az p. m. Order
will be kept The races will be trot-
ted or paced under the American
racing rules. B. W. Williams. d9Swla
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-22

Mr.. r. H. Dearing of this city and
Mrs. Elizabeth Day of San Antonio
Wednesday evening at O'Clock.
The bride is a highly esteemed lady
of San Antonio, while the groom is
one of Waxahachie's influential and
prosperous citizens. The happy cou-
pie will return to this city about the
2Sth inst
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-22
MOBILE NOT EXCLUDED.
Indications Are Prohibition Law
Will Include That City.

Montgomery, Ala, Nov. 22.-ln
spite of protests of the Mobile mem-
bers, the Carmichael prohibition bill
as it passed the senate Tuesday was
approved by the house yesterday on
a vote of 70 to 4. 1t will be enrolled
and sent to the governor at once
Mr.. Holman of Mobile tried to
have amendment submitted TO
exclude Mobile, but later Withdrew
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-22

Floyd Ross came down from Wi
chita Falls "Wednesday night and
when seen by a reporter yesterday
afternoon said: 81 saw something in
Wichita county not long since which
sounds like a fairy tale, but its the
truth, Near Wichita Falls Is large
lake which covers some four thous-
and acres. Geese in endless numbers
visit these waters during the fall.
Not long since a drove Of the feath-
cred birds arose from the lake and
settled in a wheat field near by and
they covered a space of twenty
acres"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-22

san Antonio, Texas, Noy. -1- \n
active prohibition campaign ,- MOT"
on ju BeNaf county The movement
i- being conducted by rho HrNaf
County Auu-saloou League. ~. b..
Coleman bas ueen appointed u.a1n.
lzer ior tbe leasuc aud HW '"''..
over Ihu county fn areaH... .HH.D0..
usa.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-22
CENSUS BUREAU REPORT
SlstemeRi Issued Shosiaa Cotton Giansd
10 November IL.

Washington Nov. 22-The cen
sus bureau yesterday issued a report
on cotton ginning for the growth Of
1907 to November Il. showing q to-
tai OF 7,3If.202 bales, counting
round bales as half bales compared
with S,562,242 bales for 1906 and
7,5o1 $50 for 1905. The number Of
round bales included 142.G09 for
1907 and 200,SG6 for 1906 and 209.-
o0G for 1906. Sea island included
~ 2.70S for 1907, 30.671 for 1906.
and G4,t03 for 1905. The number of
active ginneries is 26.571 for 1907.
The rpport hy states is
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-22
MANY CAMPAIGNS IN TEXAS
Local Option Contests Now Under
WAY in Five Counties.

Dallas, Texas, Nov. 22.--lt is an
nounced at the headquarters OF the
Texas division of the Anti-Saloon
League that local option campaign
are at present being waged in UP
shur. Williamson, Tom Green, Pot
county, recently declared wet, ha
been put in the dry column
--hffssfsSippf win dry In Jsnn-
ary when the Iegislature meets. and
constitutional provision viii De
made prohibiting the sale OF fntoxi-
cants in the state declared DR.. H. !
r. Riley. superintendent of the Tex
as League
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Southampton, Nov. 22.-The
North German LLOYD steamer, kron
Prinz Wilhelm, which sailed from
this mort for New York had on board
nearly $5,OOO,OOO in specie
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STRAIGHT STRAWBERRY JAM
DR. Wiley Talks Of His Efforts to
Purify Food

New York, Nov. 22.-Dr. Harvey
l.. Wiley. chief OF the United States
bureau OF chemistry in a speech be-
fore the Quill Club here, defended
his work in securing pure food and
| drugs.
| Il have 10 desire to injure any
ones business ne said, nor have
II any objection to foods being sold
lunder their proper names, but ! dc
lobject to manufacturers daceivin,
y the public. have. for instance, n
> objection TO M old friend glucos'
But | do object to his being cafie
rs honey, or when mixed with haysee
4 land coal tar. serswbsrsy ta1- Leanefl
d m.E~ AusS1 A2nta~ns 0aD - rA1a-
led: II 7nIy tho AnAA sksrtuTsrS WAO
deceive the public who are hurf ~
the pure food laws.
~The time is coming. and coming
soon, when we shall have pure food
We shall have pure foods in every
line. Already many of the worst of
tenders have reformed and in the
lrup business every one OF the great
are doing their ut
most to comply with the law.