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and other displacements caused by
weakness, liberation Of uterus and
kindred affections. often after many
other advertised medicines and physi-
clans had failed
Nursing mothers and over burdene6
women in all stations of life, whCse
vigog and vitality may have been I'M
derniined aud broken-down by over
work, exacting social duties, the 700
frequent bearing OF children, or otheE
causes. viii find in DR.. Perce'e Favorits
Prescription the most potent, invigorAt-
ing, restorative strength-giyer ever de-
vised for their special benefit Nureins
mothers will find il especially valuable
in sustaining their strength and promot-
ing an abundant nouyishment for the
child. Expectant mothera too will find
it g priceless boon TO prepare the eyB-
TEN for baby's coming and ren1ering
the ordeal comparatively painless. Ab
can do no harm in any state, 90 con-
dition Of She female system
Delicate, nervous, weak women. who
suffer from frequene headaches, bacbo
ache, dragging down distress low doWa
in the abdomen, oT from painfui og ire
regulss monthly petiode, gnawing 90
distressed sensation in stomach, dizzy
or faint spells. gee Imaginary specks 90
spots floating before eyes, have disagree
able pelvic catarrhal drain, pEolapsus,
antever&lon oF Fetroversion or otheR
displacementR of wcManly organs from
weakness % pare, Nill, whether ahey
experience many or only few of ths
shove symptoms, fnd relief and o peFe
manent cute BY using faithfully, and
fairly Persistently, DE- Pierce C Eaycrits
Prescription.
Both the above mentioned medic
cines are wholly made uP iTop she
glyceric extracts OF native, medici07l
roots The processes employed Ia theif
manufacture were original with LlF.
Pierce, aud they are carried on by skiil-
e,i chemists 8pd pharmacists With the
aid of apparatus ard appliances specially
designed aud built for this purposs.
Both medicines ave entirely itee Sfom
alcohol and all ether harmful, habit
forming drnge. a fhll list OF their in-
gredlents Is printed on eaeh bottle-
wrapper.
nr. Pieree's Pleasant Pellets cure CON.
supation Constipation ig che Gauss %
many diseases Cure the cause and you
cure the disease. Easy 90 take IS candy
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The reason srhvvG vGOlden Medical Dis
aovorv" cures these and many other
affections, is clearly shown in q little
book Of extracts from the standard
medical works which is mailed free to
snv address by DR.. X. " Pierce, oe
Bafialo. ~ g., % all sending request
for the same.
20 aid in healing old soreg, or ulcers,
apply Or. Pierce's All-Iiealing Salve TO-
s6em while taking the Golden Medical
Discovery Go puriiy9nde enrich the blood.
Dr.. Pierces An Healing Save ia
cleansing and pain relieving. 1t de-
asroys tie bad odofs arising from sup
pursting. or running, sores and puts
them in the best possible condition Tor
Gealing-
The All-Healing Salve is a superior
dressing for all opeh, running, or sup
Durating, Sores OF Ulcers For healing
open wounds, cuts and scratches ii is
unsurpassed.
gtyour medicine dealer does not have
ahe 4 aAll-Healing Salve7 in stock mail
50 GEMS in postage stamrs Go Or. r. ".
Pierce, Buffalo, n. ", and sou viii
seeeiye il BY ietarn post.
Iu treating all open sores, 90 ulcers,
boils, carbuncles end osher dwellings. it
is important shat Dy. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery De taken persistently
% purify che blood and thereby remove
she caase OF the trouble u Is in abe
blood that chs great battle OF health has
b he fought. The ulcer and the sore
ave simply the scarlei flowers OK disease
siih goots running down intolhe blood.
These roots must be etadicated 90 the
disease wili bfeak out Rfresh. Golden
Medical Discovery cleanses the blood
oi all foul and poisonous accumulationa,
pushes ont The dead ant waste master,
and thus purifes the entire lie current.
Disease ID the flesh must die out when
ii Is no longer ied by fbnl blood
sSoldsD Medical Discovery effectively
cures disease in the 8esh by curing ita
sauce ia the blood
Not less marvellous, Ia lhe uDParal.
ieiad suree IL ia constantly making 81
w0man'e many peculiar affections,
Weaknesees and distressing derange.
ments, is mr. PIERCE lfayorite Prescrip-
slon, as is amply attested by thousaude
Of nnaolicited testimonials contributed
by grateful patienis who have been
caged by e OF catarrhal pelvic drainei
painful pariods, irregularities, prolApsns
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Treasures Found IN
Our American Forests.

That our American bound in nauts which possess th most
yaiute abundany aested BY Of the most
smney writers and teachers Of this and other countries Even
the untd Indians discovered the usefulness many native
ans bg Of the white This information, impaired
freely u whites led the latter continue investigations until to-day
we Of valuable American medicinal
Or Pietce Buffalo n " beeyeS that American fnests
in medicinal for e Of most obstinate and fatal dis
would properly investigate them and IN continuation 81
Conviction he points with pride % the marvellous e
ed BY his nGoden Medical Discovery which has ie to be
e ecen stomach tonic xeI tonic and
ulator and blood ce known to medical selce Dyspspsa
ndiecsor functional arid xuar and other aec.
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Heart Strength

WeaH Strength. oP lleaS2 WetEness. llshus Segeo
Strength o. Nerve Misunderstanding more Pos.
iti4eiy NOT one weak hears IA hundred is ia le
aslf acfIaily diseased it IS almost elways
hidden tiny little nervo that neatly Is an aa fault
1hh obscure nerve-tbe Cariisc, o. Heart Ncrga
--simply needs. and must have more power. more
giahiiiy, more controlling, morn governing
rtTength Without that the Heart must eoiitinuo
10 fsii and the stomach and kidneys also have
ahese same controlling nerves.
Jlis clearly eaplnins why, az o medicine. ~.
Ehoops Restorative has IN the past done 50 much
for weak and ailinE Hearts. pr Shoop hrst sought
tie csuAe Of 81 this painful, Daipiiating suiiotat
ing heart distress DR.. shoop's Restoratve-this
popular presrript0n-is alnn8 directed - these
weak aud wasting nerve centers - buildsi
St strengthens; Il offers real. genuine heart help.
ii yoo would have sfroug Hearts strong a.
fiztiun. strengthen thuse nerves - 0-ostablish
them a. needed with
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MUNICIPAL TOWNSHIP NO.
commeens the southwest saprpa Township
eern % sound @ @ he of c County, ene % sogi 5S o9p te % % @
boundary S a nT g k & CSp @ % % o I9o % % oasF & q es % co1n
beginning and
MuNicmAl TOWNSHIP no
& g Ras T a. s @ % naa Sn" % & section & one M township sixteen @
between Townships sixteen North nd Rance East e the northeast
& soer & o. Section @ Eegr qwnh own sixteen North Range Esb East thence
Qn acg me secuon n section ree and Feur Township
Sixteen E TPshp Fifteen & North Range Eight East thence along the
WITH the eastern boundary line q Creek County between OK
County and the range line between Ranges Ten and Eleven East
noga '9'"'''s' As'H 's
MUNICIPAL. TOWNSHIP NC.
Commencing where the section line between Sections Eighteen and
Western boundary line Of Creek County theae east oons the @ sos @
North Range Eight East along the section line between
section sixteen Township Fifteen
@ aopr % The seeto line tn seon % slr gS gS Penee T
ship Fifteen North Range Eight East to its intersection With the western
s6raced 3 al % ii d 6odaries @ @ a be nown as peew % TowS @ territory
MUNICIPAL TOWNSHIP NO s.
thence @ @ n @ s % s d % @ % @ BePeg D gogPsP 8 Ro ,gPans oaa
Township
@ s @ a"s Sus s he @ ] sPS bombay 84 ai se ' ss as % @ % % ] @
as sunny slopeT Township.
MUNICIPAL TOWNSHIP NO. g.
theme. @ s @ so sos so % o1 Of Rw & TOWNSHIP rq1n
along the me eastern boundary line Of say slope Township the
Creek
na oy s%esd SonGae ] 6a G RaSa as SevSg
s @ s@ hereby sss 's 4ss sas into @ s' s sss ss
hat @ss' cos 0as @ ne ssa 9 Sa Pc Sa s 3 az
point the Portner line
Ranges ssaH East ntsss township lines between
to point where sad line nrss Tie center section line Of Town
along creek
Range twelve East boundary
Four township Range Twelve Easi;
and the district sh be known commoner District number
@ Ds s creek Tys Ss s ne 9sss 8 Ns s85 g sa5. :fa s
bop@siS
Sine East thence f along Se boada nae between Creek aud Tulsa
as ae between asaees Nine and Ton East % the northern boun
@ q i 6r W Soaap q the nortWs corner q She said County beps
boundary line Greek County between Creek Payne and Lincoln Counties
and west section lines sections Thirty and Trtone township
sq NANCE oS % the % rne+ @ sho % osinSi aoge M
MERE be center ~ sSs5h street ntec the sais western bnniary
as a east5 bondagy as Brox to the southeast corner Of
isow g point where @ sae eastern line q Bs9@ nsrsesis tge
A e point whe @ section line intersees s eastern boundary
Section Ihs On hs range lines between Ranges fe9
6egnning. be Commissioner district Number
District Number Three Commissioner district Number Three
eH Of Creek oouay within the following described boundary
Commencing ing a. the sesasr Of SSk eEpiy being 3 &
enee east sors said township lines between townships Thirteen and
Of Township Fourteen North Range Ten East being the
Of
Lincoln beginning district shall
a pm
s
70 a 10
Kumbef
Humphrey appointed
/ Creek
hereby the following subdivisions
District
X Ves IN o he pla "a O
Commissioner northwest
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l. Townships
ship north Ranges S, = 10 and P, J. East g and !, east
gssas6 East TsyaaP l 1ss soo'S a 1
Township North Ranges and East
10 Township s N9riR i Ranss s 70 'nd o u Eaat East
No TSHnR % , s95s. s1s y Ea, @ p % 5 me t 1wn Of oo'a's
Township North Range i East and the West half Of town
No efT'' rdsnshp souii Ranges and liast
township 10 thetown Of lehgh
shown BY the United states Government map Of said town
under the Of the Interior Of the United States
p4qvns Re6y
Sss 81 I:isi B5.is " " !. isss E stSs4 Ssaye'
fG5 Ss1 iS"@ S'S @
divided into three s, qop@s'sasr lone m Districts @ saa
mat portion said county as @ lies Nog ,s Tosna @ s
Sorih and Vest @dIns
1 n tss a @ ,ss 9qsit os. Of 81 ha goa is ,s q
s s 9sa S st 6s seh f es S % @ @ ne as ea9sp g
& q.s % g county not embraced T. D.'. 10 q. = and District Number
... MsN!cIFAE I a a rowNsliPF WISH, no
Sau consist OF h portion o sat county sle Ish 9t the aWnhp
s s Eoa s
MtIerolpAl 1owNsHip NO
shall consist o. ihe re9a @ said coaHy lying N9h q the agaP
s North Numbered
M1NioirAI. Z I TovsaEl3p 10 ,.- ,..... -
Censressonal
- ''As MiNicifaI. fowNsHtF NO
Ts Tss @ @ ] Sg IosS.s SS | g.5 Ss
tsuioS'
m s9 3 cons consist u. e T9ssn qs Teq & lss E9 9as 3 Nas
ot Range &n % East i and GonsTessona oasG unar Tsspt
aye Sor,S. Range Easleen
me embrased within the nls the
MUNICIPAL. TOWNSHIP NO..
N % s iso @ 81 s % 9hshe g IS o % S easpos 3 as' ms s1 e
Wns, township Number
adNici6AL TOWNSHIP no
and Township Number Tweayiour 2D No Range
@ @ .55s s ddsn, s e i sss @ osAa@s s5
some qenraa appointed commissioner oo
@ snG 9srd lp1 snaon e Va apps oo@asoae o s n
sss @ Comfy ss v6 Ss s e SSs @ % sa % ssa 'ss s sss s
Commencing At @ SuSgra Sas T%ssF oa y creek sa do running thence
n@ pa~nee county th northeast @ corner % said county thence south
corner Of TouaShp eighteen t(s, North Range Nine s East
neeh as % Norb q % nbeo @ sad ne 1e te western Boundary e @
hesaug and sae territory embraced said boundaries snal be known
MUNICIPAL TOWNSHIP NO. p
Commencing az the southwest corner MaRod Township running
township Townships Eighteen i Nineteen uN
Sls, Range 90 East south along section
Four % Township sixteen North Ranse O,
teen 7 north Eight the ne
east corner @ section Issatyus Gen. Township Seventeen az N0
sixteen ds and Tvenone ts Township Seventeen m North Range
place boundaries
MUNICIPAL. TOWNSHIP g.
Of
Creek and Tulsa Counties where the range line between Ranges Ten and
thence south along the said line The northeast Township
Township sixteen and Seventeen the rohe section Four
Township
between Sections Thee Thfor ts Intersection With The
n shall Kelyvfie
MUNICIPAL TOWNSHIP 4
al In
OF
Township
six
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eEsMANs rALKsp PoulTlcs
gr3srtemspts 9 Leaa for Meeting d
ssgsemssr.


zoe state egecutiye Ccniuittee o.
Eiarman-American societies VI Okla
Gonna and Irdian Tairltor met ID ~
ssspp YESTERDAY, almost fun alton
1aucH b&:ag present lhe executive
hunrt consists Of two members from
aaes speiafy .tkemenipegship nGmbel'
ing over twenty thcusand IN The tw0
territories. There was sn eRort made
1o mate endorsements fof state OIL
GERS Nie are liberal minHed especially
on the llqnor qilesii0n, bat it was post
poned unill iul,ur cate as Il was
deemed besl 20 Wait nutil tie full oouu-
tN and state tickets are more thor
oughW known. it was ghe sentiment
~ she delegates that the fndOremen 3
be left 10 be @Shsral meeting of the
societies 10 be held IN this Ciiy the
lirs, Monday IN September The Ger
mans declared against the adoption
of the prohibition amendment and
viii endorse candidates WIN are
known io 9pDoae the Question
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rna Nsv Naressrite ciear ioc az
EeiAmtYass
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-14

Marion nniler former United states
Senator from Ncrsh Carolina has come
oNs fof President for a third term
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AMENDED ELECTION ORDINANCE

continued from page 81
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aj5r, Ssrseg Republicans arc quite
US snsSsii 81 saa aeto iht platform for
tftgonsing sNbsrnatorial campagn as
cn tsi sal'0Eon of :h0lr candidate.
TIps ais 1ai loularis afraid of tie ex-
else gess sinn Jhe bishops law with
It's qskseEaea clause as o guard agnins
gsnrSay sJiaains. Yaap ;hey say. cost
3ae'a ihe s,.proEt Of some Of the
Resaiblicap counties
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II Is interesting to n0te that oills
one slemher og Tie House of Repre-
seniatiys Aas cached the presidency
az nq jim ni his incumbeGcy in the
I5puse That gas James a Garfield
.setato WHO vas cge % ite best av
sgiDlss af the gsart Eiorsen candidate
's'tieh tf country offoIds.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-07-02
STRIKING STREET CLEANERS
In New York Returned to Work This
Morning-Mayor Will Investigate.


Special to the Herald.
New York, July 2.-The striking
street cleaners of this city returned
to work today on the promise of Mayor
Mcclellan 40 investigate their griev-
ances.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-07-02
STRIKE WILL SPREAD.
Thought Portland or Seattle Will Be
Next, Though May Be Chicago.
Special TO the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
San Francisco. July president
Small has mailed orders calling out
operators. It was supposed Portland
or Seattle would be the next points at
tackled. but rapid developments tend
to indicate that Chicago may be the
next place called.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-07-02
STATE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Attorneys for the State have appli-
cd to Judge Bryant Of the Federal
court at Sherman to have him annul
his action in appointing a receiver for
the Waters Pierce company.
Two Mexicans we're killed in a hor-
rible manner in BastrOp county. and
three others have been arrested.
An effort to keep the work going on
the Sabine Lake canal is being made.
The old gentleman who was SO badly
injured by the cars at Beaumont Sun
day night died yesterday morning.
Harry Williams. under sentence of
death at Beaumont, has been identified
as a former resident Of North Caro-
lima.
An $4,000 fire occurred at Nacog.
doChes.
Exceptions to the amended bill OF
complaint in the receivership case Of
the Galveston. Harrisburg & San An
tonic Railroad company have been
filed at San Antonio by the defend
ants
Taylor expects to have an excellent
race meet this week.
The Texas State Bar Association is
to meet in Beaumont today.
The Baptists have raised money
with which to buy Hancock Park. at
Lampasas, as permanent camp
ground
Skidmore's first bale has been pro-
duced.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-07-02
WANT TlLLMAN ANSWERED.
Elkhart, Ind, Negroes Petition chau-
tauqua to That Effect.

Special to the Herald.
Elkhart, Ind, July 2.-Elkhart ne
groes have petitioned the Chautauqua
here TO allow Albert George, a Chi
cago attorney, to make reply to Sen
ator Tillman when he speaks here on
August l.
The negroes fear Tillmans speech
will prove prejudicial to them.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-07-02
oALLAs-HoUsToN SERVICE.
First Train Over the Trinity & 5razos
Valley Reaches Waxahachie.

Waxahachie, Texas, July O.
Through service between Dallas and
Houston. over the Trinity & Brazos
Valley, was inaugurated this morning.
The first train from Dallas arrived
here on time.
A large crowd was at the depot to
see the train come in.
officials accompanying the train
crew were Superintendent Flynn,
TrainmasteT Florry and Industrial
Agent Vance.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-07-02
You But Noticed
A GREATER FUTURE
AWAITS AMERICANS
coRTELYoU MAKES ADDRESS AT
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION AND
PRAISES AMERICANS.

Special to the Herald.
jamestown Exposition, July I'm
an address at the dedication of the
great column of coal 123 1-2 feet high.
erected by West Virginia. Secretary
Cortelyon today said:
L believe our moral and material
prosperity will be greater in the fu-
ture than It ever was in the past The
American people are alive to their
rights; they demand an honest gov
eminent, clean politics, straightfor-
ward business, and viii make short
shift of any man in public life whose
career points in the opposite diree-
ton
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-07-02
AFTER ROCKEFELLER.
Process Servers Camping on His Trail
But Without Success.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Cleveland. o.. July "A deputy
Federal marshal is now stationed in
front of Rockefellers home with in
strhctions to stay there until service
is Secured on the oil king. Other Off
GERS are watching the incoming trains
Marshal Chandler was refused ad-
mission into Rockefeller's house to-
day. 1t is believed Rockefeller is in
Cleveland.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-07-02
THREE CHILDREN
BURNED TO DEATH
IN HOUSTON THIS MORNING IN
DESTRUCTION OF HOUSE FIRED
BY BURGLARS.
Special to the Herald.

SncclaI 70 the Herald.
Houston, Texas, July 2.-Three chill
dren OF Jacob Prayer were burned to
death at daybreak this morning in a
fire which destroyed a building occu-
pied by Prayer as a grocery store and
residence.
II is believed that burglars robbed
the store and then set fire to the
building.
Prayer rescued his wife and two
other daughters.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-07-02
AEER CAR LINES
A. IN NEW YORK CITY
aQRATIoN COUNSEL INyRsTI-
,Msss es
snehial tn the Herald.

New York, July 2.-Interesting de-
velopments are expected as a result
of Corporation Counsel Ellison inves-
tigating into the hundred million dol
lar Ryan-Belmont merger of the sur
face, elevated and subway lines in this
city II is suspected that at least one
million of water has been pumped into
the stock.
And in this connection an alder.
manic Investigation is probable.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-07-02
TO BOUNCE BREWERIES
AND SELL PROPERTY
FINAL JUDGMENT is RENDERED
IN KANSAS CASES, AND BREW
cry PROPERTY MUST BE SOLD.

Special to the Herald
Topeka, Kan, July "A final judg-
ment was given today by the supreme
court against the Schlitz. Pabst, Goetz
and Ferdheim brewing companies, and
their property in the State will be
sold.
After the costs of the proceedings
are deducted the remainder of the pro-
ceeds. If any. will be given to the de-
PENDANT companies.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-07-02
TERRIBLE MASSACRE
REPORTED IN ARMENIA
KURDs AND TURKISH SOLDIERS,
D Ss w eve
-SEiSe WOMEN 40 cFs'r5TeS'
Special to the Herald.

Constantinople, July "A terrible
massacre Of Armenians is reported
from the towns of Bitlis and Van, dur
ing the past three days. Conditions
are reported most serious. Kurds and
Turkish soldiers are decapitating the
men, torturing the children and raw
ishing the women
Reports charge the massacre d.
rectly to Russian instigation.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-07-02
A GOOD DRINKING MAN
Celebrates His 1o2nd Birthday-Also
Smokes Cigarettes.
Special to the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
New York, July "A constant user
of whiskey and cigarettes all Of his
life. Joseph Zeitlin will on tomorrow
celebrate his 102nd birthday.
Eight or ten glasses of whiskey and
twenty cigarettes make up his usual
daily quota, but on tomorrow he says
he will take little extra of each just
to celebrate his birthday.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-07-02

Post cards-six local views, 1Oc.
Ask the local dealer for them. II
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-07-02

Will Delay Consumption Quarantine.
Special TO the Herald.
Houston, Texas. July 2.-It is now
said Texas VIII not institute a quaran-
tine against cOnsumptives until after
the county health officers Of the State
meet here next month.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-07-02
ICE MEMS TROUBLES OVER.
New York Strike Broken by Other
Men Taking Drivers Places.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
New York. July 1.-THE ice strike
has been broken. and a full force of
men are delivering ice today. The
companies secured men to take the
strikers places. The latter were
given preference in employment, and
about two-thirds of the old men return
ed to work
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-07-02
Thought Search Will Be Called of.
Special to the Herald.

chicago, July 2.-It is believed here
that the search for John d. Rockefel-
Ter will be called of. 1t is stated au-
thoritatively that the government will
be satisfied IL Rockefeller's attorneys
viii accept service on promising his
appearance before Judge Lands when
desired
SubpOenaes were served today on
Directors Hutchinson and BastOw and
Treasurer Plat of the Standard of
Indiana.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-07-02
Santa Re Takes over Another Road.

odWtd &c aNts ONtF FHOthcT hOad.
Special to the Herald.
Arkansas City, Kan, July "A
message received here today announc-
ed the sale Of the Midland Valley rail.
road to the Santa Fe company.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-07-02
Low Record for Cotton.

special 10 the Herald.
Washington. July 1.-THE govern
ment in its report on the condition Of
cotton today. places the crop at 70
per cent. This is a low average for
this time of year.