davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-02-22

Horace Amos finds that apartment
houses Of modest price are . good In.
,sstmsas The one he has on swiak
avenue 10 20 profitable that he b building
another jast across The street Ths new
structure will contain seven tve-room
tsaa snaaea
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-02-22
A Mrs. wisss tshs Of Cabbage Patch

A Mrs. wisgs tshs Of Cabbage Paseh
iams,Rsesption is the novel program that
has bssn devised By the San Sooei Club
for an opsa and public meeting they are
70 have On Wednesday " asxt week. Il
10 TO b gwen n the home Of Mrs. Bab.
boek. and In The intsfssss Of the charity
fund of he Club. Just what Il VII de-
vslop 10 . secret that the publis b iavissd
10 and out By attending and paying an
admission sss Of 10 cts. Thsrs are re-
frsshmsnss On The tapis, AID a. Mr..
wisas alwsys had soup enough 70 70
round % the Club will doubtless b
equally -hospit1s.-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-02-22

Ths sxtsns Of sssd production Ia the
Arkansas valley 10 Indicated BY the fact
that o. v. Burrsii will this season
plant 2$o acres Of eantaioupss In the
Box Springs country. The entire acre
age will b for seed. Mr.. Bursli's land
10 under . reservoir but 70 insure plsa-
,ifui supply Of water he has provided
several wells. These wells are not Of The
usual form. one Of them bsing se lee,
long BY - fee, wide and Ave feet deep.
This Il 10 estimated will furnish water for
80 acres Of eantaloupss. The 2+o acre.
will b devoted 70 the growth Of The sssd
Of the Thoroughbred Rocky Ford esnta-
loups.
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(Gn5eiae.)


Die fDloenoen BetitiDneu tuurben
nerleien: Bpn Birgerr1 I'M elettri.
fhe Belendtun1 @de Berter uub
@nibinator GtraBe uno ode See.
brasta uno Water StraBe; unt Sc.
laubnis. ons ErDttDir Gde BON OF
Commerce un0 STD GlautD uuters
graben au ohrfen, UNI einen 2ener
~ nergr66ern ; um Ronseifipn sur
@rriftun9 zines Tbeaters gde Gpe.
nue 6 uno 0oHftun GtraBe. Die
Orbinara CUR ginsiebung BON $780,.
600 Bombs. bic am l. Suit 1917
fdIia fino. am l.. Suli oieies Jabres
aber eingel1ft meroen t6nnen, miro
anaenummen. Der Mapur tinoiQt
an. oaB oaa grprppriatiuneperfab'
rem eeger bic Beliber oes Sieentums
an Der @eit 6Dufton Gtrase einoe.
Leitet moroen lift, baB er 6errn s. u.
BrDpn. ben 6auptbeteiliQten, ouf.
fOroerte, ieinen Bertreter su beitini.
men. oaB oerielbe nidt oarauf req.
aierte uno oaB baber Der guuntprih.
ter bic gnnse %EommiIfion ernennen
miro.--Der WanUr mafte auf cine
Waihine gum StraBenmaihen aufs
merriam. Die in nerihieoenen u6rb.
linen Stdoten in @ebrouh 1T
uro bic urlter ftartem Druid oes
@nfiers bic StraBen rein lpult.
&c benerfte, oaB nit ben iebi.
gen Wtitteln bic aepffoiterten Stra'
Sen niht urbentlib eemalheu
uno rein gebalten uerben f6nnen.
Mar mill nabere @rtunoiaunaen
eiuaieben uno neriuht eintae oieier
Waldineu an5uihafen. (Dieielbeu
itno reaelrehte @afferuaoen uie mir
fe haben. nur init eineni Qpparai
ueriehen. ber ben Druid berpurbrtnat
Der Baaen ihieBt @afierftrobleu
auf oas Bflafter, Die bic Reinieunas.
arbeit griinolih b~eiorgen. @tr 90.
ben Die Waihine in ct. Souls ae.
leben; ND tie 9~earbeitet bat, iino bic
StrnBen mie ~aeibeuert.) 2arnbert
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Muerlet.

= Der Niiifient. Boliaeihef Nuauft
aiefer uno iebs Bolisiften babeu re-
iianlert. Sic geben ms 9obinla9er
iiber.
- Jn Sulee Der SGlieSuna Der
BaummoubDrien, mie fie oas n6hs
itens in &raft tretenoe Staatsgeieb
porlhreibt. ftebt cine grh6bung Der
Depeihen' uno EerniprehtelepbDns
Staten su ermarten. Die Eelearapben.
uno Eelepbun &ompa9nien erleioen
our6 oas ueue @eies aemaltiae gins
buBe.
- garlos Bee, Der Nnmalt Fir
g. s. @ili0n IT,, bat ben Gntrag
aeiteQt. oaB iein 2lteut i%rrlinnia 1T
uno oaber niht proaeiiiert meroen
Fam. sc miro alio cine &omnlii'
iion einaeiest. Die ieinen @eiitesau'
itano unteriuht.
Qlfreo Dams bat bic grtl6ruug
abseaeben, aneritaniiher Burger
meroen au m0Qen.
Trau Wargaretbe Baes Eat ge.
gen bic StraBenbahn' Rumpagnie cine
5baoeneriabflaae onbdneia aernnbt.
Sbr Wann. Sol. Baet. fiel uor etua
etnem Sable BON elmer Gar Der 60t
@eQs 9inie uno erlitt 8erleBunaen.
oeneu er balo oarauf erlaa.
Die Shulbeb6roe bat einen
&Dntratt nit Der @itp 0atiunal Bant
fir ale finanaielen gransattinnen
abgelhloifen. Die Beb6roe erbdlt
3 "a Br0sent fiir ale 9epoiiten uuo
beaablt 5.97 Brosent, uenr iie @elo
bor9t. Die 8ahl iiber bic Nusaabe
DON 5000. 600 in Bombs, UNI reue
Shulbduier gu errihter uno Nnbau'
ten au MAIDEN. muroe auf ben 10. Rai
feitaeiest.
= SIM Glter BON 81 Sahren ftarb
Sohn Beters in ieiner Wobnuna POP
Toleou StraBe.
Nm Donnerftae nadmittag
$40 uhr treffen bier ITO Witglieoer
oe8 Dallas Commercial Club elm.
Sic meroeu am SnternatiDnal Babn'
b0f uUn einem aDmite Don 9eihdfta
leuten ennpfangen uno nehmen am
abeno, nafoem ite als @dfte oes
8uiineS Wen8' Club i'm Wenger'
6otel 9eIpeiit haben. an ben Teftlid'
telten i'm electric Bart Tell.
- gs aiebt Stlauen aQer Grt, TO-
aar Der - Sreibeit.
Die arDBte &luabeit beaina
Wanber in ieiner Oumm6eit, bic
erDBte 9ummbeit aber in in ieiner
&lua6eit.
- Bent iib Der 8er3meifelte nah
6ilfe umiiebt, erblidt er lauter Ber'
ameifelte.
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GiielDabu=Tabr=Y lan.
Q. U. & U. q. Nahn.

BUG $50. 2 mad guerp, Doafurn, Spu.
ton, BacD uno oaaniid3en Iiteenben Sta.
tipnen perldBt SON Nntpntp 8:45 moraens.
BUG No. 4(Oapb grodett) mad guers.
goatnm, Souton. BncD uno bastuiiten
lte9enben Station nerldBt San Gntoniu
UNI s abenbs.
BUG gD. 6 mad 8eebiIe, Corpus gbriRi.
Godp0rt, Nlice &c. berldBt Gan Antontp
uri 1:50 r1ittag8.
3ua ND. l BON Bacp, 6oufton, goaturn,
guero &c. tDn1ntt bier u,n 700 abenb1 an.
Bug No 3 (Sanb grDdett) BON @aco,
6Ouiton, Ooafum, GuerD Corpus gbriti,
&oGpDrt, 5alfurias. alice &C. tumnat In
San Nntonto I'm 7:55 moraens n
3ua $50. s bon S0rpus @briti, Rod.
port, Ilice &C. trift I San Hntuniu nm,
1:50 Habmittaos Elm.
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bringt cine Droinana elm, muna@
ieoe StraBenbabncar Die ti6tiaen
Wertseuae NIT iib fibreu rtuB. nm
serriiiene Drdhte repariereu su ton.
men. - Die Droinan5, melfe Der
M%Dnoerlano Bart Company oas
Briuilegium e~rteilt, ibren Berenti.
aunaspart auf Der 5albiniel am
Ilufie au etablieren, miro oreimal
uerleien unb angenDmu.en. Die
9ompagnie erbdlt grlaubnia, ben
Blab ~ein3u3dunen (mas idoi ae.
iheben ift). EuB.B ri6en iiber BET,
Slus 81 iblasen. einer Damn in
benz 5lufie ansulegeu NIT ShleuBen.
bic minoeitens sweimat i'm WDnat
aeDfnet meroen miiien. elm Eheater
uno anoere Experimentation ~
errihten. Die 60lseebduoe miilien
nit Isbeito8 uoer irgeno einem am
oeren Feueriihern Waterial betleioet
fein.
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oer Brdiioent Der Gtaats' uniuerii.
t6t iiber biele Stipenbien nbgegeben
babeu uno ihlieBt nit einem NpeQ
al, Die @rDBloge, aud fir bic betoen
fpleenoen Sabre Die n6tiaen @eloer
fir bic Stipen0ien 5u bemilligen.
Die 6erren iaaen oa manh gutes
uno riftiaea W0rt iber ben oeutihen
unterriht in uniern glementarihu.
len une Die 8efahr. Gle ibm brobt.
Nuem Nnihe ne nah bat lire Grau'
nentierung auh aemtrft, oenu, mie
mir au unierer 6reuoe pernebmeu.
bat Die @rohfoae audi fir Die fom'
menneu Sabre ole Stipenbien bewil'
tint
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~ssneumnnta,s 4uses,pere

bate meine 2ungen 10 anaearifen,
fhreibt Wrs. 5annie @onnDr, Stu.
raj &oute SEQ. l, @eoraetDmn. Ienn.,
oaB i'd Tag uno Naht buitete uno
Die &ahbaru Sbuinoiudt uoraus.
iaoten. Cine 5lalhe BON Dr. Sings
Geuer gntoeduna bob ben 6uiten
uuo bette Die 2uugen. Das Wtittel
beuirtt cine iibere Rur. @aran'
tiert. Ru baber bel Noolpb DreiB
unb sc. gDbn & 60. so Gents uno
81. BrDbeHaihe fret.
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ser Vreis her @einnnhett.

Der Breis Der @eiunobeit in eineui
Walaria.9 iftritt 1T Is Gents, tuuflr
man cine Shahtel uon Or. Sings
0euer 2ebens' BiIer erbdlt. idareibt
@aa SlaptDn, WDlanb. Nrt. Blu
baben bel Noulph DreiB uno e.. Gobn
IL 60. Breis rs Gents.
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4opf5o,mer.en.

hes heiBt. beieitiet ie bei 2eiten. 3opf.
imrier5 TT fat INNER ein Barnunosfia.
nal ieitens elmer irgenouD anbers niiten.
ben Rrantheit. unnernaulicbteit. Nieren.
beithuerbeu, 2eberleiben, Ralaria, Ser.
Hppfung, &C. tln6igen ihr grihetnen
ourh &opfibmer3 an. st. Bernarb's
4rdnterpiuen" tuirten brett aut bic Ser.
bouHngs., g~rnabrunas- uno GusIhei.
onngStdtigteiten elm, reaulieren bic Sc.
Der. reinigen bic ~neritppften @efd6e, unb
oer &OpfGmers beridbtpinoet. Sic Tinb
has Wnfter.2 ebertdrtungs. uno 1Iutrei.
nigungsnaitteI nnb baben niht Stres.
eletd3en.
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Gum Yttnie!

Sinaus in's Crime, 6reie,
$50 tDnt Der 8o9elIang,
$50 pranst Der 8lumen 8eibe
Den i6atl's gen 8e9 entlaus.
8as molIt SIR benn nod iisen
SIN ensen bunitsen Saus,
Db gurer Irbeit idwiben?
Gum 8icnic tommt binausl
8aliamii6 meb'n Die Suite
Som Siben nm @u6 Der;
gs ienoet feline Difte
@mpor bas Blumenbeer.
@s griiBt nit Ieinem &aui9en
Ser Jlue Der Nuel, Der Bad,
Sem 8oseGieb MOTT laui9en
Sn griner BGume Dad.
Die Sdmetterlinse iasen
Gar luitis bin uno ber,
Sbr bort Don Binters &la9en
So teiEe Silbe mebr.
SIS ldbt mad alter 8eiie,
BUR Stub Der STATEN Elm,
So lasert @ut i'm &reiie
l1no laBt uns fr6bli6 iein.
unb ite1t in uniere Mitte
9ie SCRIBE woblsefiat,
Oamit nab alter Site
Ser Sunaer tuiro seftiat.
Der Sunser nidt alleine,
Der 9urit quilt aud nus bier,
SIR miBt i9on, mas i9 meine,
9'rum Der bas 2pue Star 8ier.
Gnttorft bic Slaiden idneIe
uno ,partet nidt oufs @las,
8Dm Jlaidenbals FRONT belle
0ie &ebl' bina6 oas MaB.
SIS i9medt nod NAL 70 prddtis
SIN 6reten bieier Trauf,
So brinat elm Sod aug. md9tl9,
9em Gone Star Sier gum 9ant.
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Sic urfade.

9nulenoe BON Shahteln BON
6unt'S Cure neroen idhrllh lirter
Der poiitioen Sarantie uertauft. uri
@cSema. Tlehte. &Dtlauf, Sting
.uurm unb judenben Shmers in ir'
geno elner Sorm 81 heilen. Nur
1eniee in Der 9at uerloneen ibr @elo
suriid. Die urlode 1T ertldrlih;
Sunt's Sure tut, mDiir iie empfOh'
len lift.
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gNirfltdae xotiarheu.

Set innlsebn Sabren 1T 6unt's
Sure unter Der itrttten @arantle Uer'
tauft mOroen, iraeno cine 6Orrl Don
Suden Doer 5auttrantbeit 81 beilet
= aans alelh. mie lie bei6en m6ae.
5n oieier lanaen 8eit haber renieer
oenn elm HrDsent Der &dufer ibr @elo
suriduerlanat. Wacum? Die Wes
oiain nerrlhtet ibre Nrbeit.
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@,eSer i'm @eSAaft.

Gl8 meme Sreunoe ihDr alaubten.
oaB ih Der unneroaulihteit. Merno'
Iitdt uno a%qaemeiner @rmattuna ers
liegen uiroe, ihrelbt u. VI. CHS
holut. Treaomea, 81. g.. muroe i'd
u5grre0ct electric 8itters au gebrau'
den, oer mid ~ponft6noia h~eriteute,
10 Dab ih mieber i'm @eibdft bin.
Au baber bel NoDtpb DreiB uno 81.
@0bn 81 60. Breis so Gents.
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Dem Staotrot puu Brpp

Dem Stnotrat BON Bruuns.
bile lit cine Betitiur eineereiht NOR.
ben, IN ber er 9ebeten rpiro, cine Gb.
Thinning iiber cine Bunonueaabe,
fiir oerert grtrna @afierwerte uno
elettriihe Beleuhtuna eingeriHtet
meroen lunen. ansuDrbnen.
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Eomtbern Nacific 0abm.

AbfQhrts
Wab Stem Orleans, 10ufDn unn @als
ueftun tdgli6 ..........12.10 mittneB.
Wab eagle BaB, gl 8aio. galifDrnien
uno Werifo. ..8 bonn. u. $50 ebenbs.
Nntuntt.
Bon Stem Drleans, pouton unb Gal.
beftDn td9liB ..........6.30 mDrgere.
unb 500 Wabm.
Bon gl Baip, @alif0rnten unh WeTifu
.......... IL, 40 BORN. unh IL abenb8.
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Seine Narter tam nit Der bon
Rheumntismus ueralihen meroen.
0e3epf Vn. 1851, bei Gtmer &
Mmene, linoert iHnel aQee.
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WabI ; Mm5etgem.

STR Staot' 9 habmeifte r.
Die rSreie Breffe fir geros" 1T autDri.
fiert. Germ SnD s. Sentiran ais
&anbioat fir bas Unit oes 5taotihaR'
meiters .nnsutinoieen.
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= Sobm s. Bolton. OeHentliher
9otar. @runoeigsntun. Naent fiir
8eniiunsanipriihe. @de Gr06etts
uno @aparro' StraBe. eeaeniiber con
Der San Nntonio Grpre6.' ReueB
TeIepbun 439.
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oetrats . gmetue.

Charles p Smith un6 Raeaie 2ebmar.
8 8 6%il6ebranb unb Selen Befer.
9ouis Bensborn unb Sbn Gena.
= u @oote unb 8 Us Eroion.
emil Bed unb Grace 6 @riabt.
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Wtctprtn 9intfiDn, 9. o. d @. u.
(0mlf gbOre.)
r n

Rn@ gnero, Bictoria. Bolt Gauaca, Cor.
pus gbrifi. 8romnsniIe, &iD Granbs
gttp, @Dliab, Beeniae, @barton, 8alas
clos unb SoutDn .......6 500 mnreens.
Der Sam Snuton"ssnab guerp, BietDs
rio, Bbarton I'M Suuftpn ...........
Gbfahrt ......... LIS nbenhD
Gufunt ............7 90 nluraens.
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Citizens partisan Ticket.

Citizens kOn-Partisan Ticket.
Rominiert in Der RarttbaIe, 20. Ntdra on
Nappr:
SDbn 8. Tpbin.
Staotanpalt:
81. g. Snarum.
Rpnettnr:
Charles 6Drn IL.
NfeTsr:
Ebao. M. Smith.
Nubitor:
Trib @r00s.
Sbatmeifter:
SDbnT S. Sentiman.
&etorber:
Is. @riff SOnea.
GIbern1en. ot.9aree:
S. u. gbnpn.
Silpa 6eimann.
@eorQP 9. 2altaerru.
Sbmin BDoemil8.
alderman erfte Barb:
Nnbrem Weper.
alderman, stpeite Garb:
s. o. SbDot8.
alderman brittle 8orb:
Baul so eeriheiot.
alderman nierte @orb:
8. 6. Eh0mp0n
alderman flnfte @arb:
Or. 8. &. 9 brDplhire.
alderman iebfte @orb:
Us. u. 8 b.aer.
alderman iiebente 8arb:
WiIliQm D~pbrDmpISti.
alderman adbte Barb:
GrantS 5. BuBharbt.
(Nnseige.)
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PEOPLES TICKET.

Ron1iniert in Der 8eetbopDnsS ane am 2.
Npil 1907.
Monur:
Brpan @allaaban.
Stabtantpalt:
SOi. &pan.
NfefiDr:
Sobn Stappenbed.
Solicitor:
.. Bille n:
Nuoitor;
y. 8eae.
Sdasmeifer;
@bas. u. s. 6ummel.
8etproer:
W. 6. 8udlep.
Ilberm en.at' Sarge:
SDbn Bauer.
Sohn &. 6ambletDn.
ISM. 8. &i1ter.
o. S. Wauermann.
alderman erfte Barb;
s. sc. 2ambert.
alderman snoeite 8arb:
Gil Nrnaub.
alderman brittle Barb;
Grid Weneer.
alderman bierte Barb:
Gbos. g. Smith.
alderman fInfte 8ar6:
u. s. 2udmuub.
Glberuaan ied5fe 8arb:
6. S. gareb.
alderman iiebente Barb:
60. Braoen.
Nlbern1an abte @arb:
@mil 3uen
Mnsei9e.)
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@ein6t Mdbdsen gum Nabeu.
Wulericnn Onernll Co., FOG Us. Com.
i1erce' StraBe, 4. Gtod.
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Wa@ BrpmnSUiue.

Ser Bug Der Suniet 8ictoria DiDiiiun.
Gbfahrt 6 90 morgens. ma1t in plece60
BerbinounQ NIT Der Sui gDnft Sine f0r
Corpus gbrtffi, Nntunit bort 4.55 naHA.
Mntunft in 8rom nsbille ....9.25 abenos.
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Nien1nls lit u1ebr UDriimt nr'
gebradt, ole Bet Der NaGfi&t.
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VI n I u n I t:

Bout Chicago, ct. 4outs, Ranias Ctr,
Dallas. Sort Wurtb unb @acD, tngl.4
(Suniet OepDt) .........7,30 mOrgens.
Nocnlaue pin SmithoilIe -. 9.05 abenbs
Nlamo Special pnn S%mitbni1e. SouR n.
@nlneiton ..............6.2e mOrqeub.
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5staa's ) 9yuts oapanu . A,aarrs.
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u n [ n t.
at. 9pmts & can s~srauctscp Nabn.
8 {

Nah Sort Smith, Springfield. ct. Souls,
&auias Gitp. Chicago Is. q O. 81. De.
pot 800 abembs.
Antunt.
Bon ct. Souls. 8anfas gitp, 8aris. OBI.
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s. & o. u. Saba.


Rad allen Norb.E eTas-Bmntten ........
.............. 4 ubr unb 500 borrI.
Nah st. Souls. Nempbis unb benz
Often. .1.20 nbr namnl.
Gah Noro Teras, 8onias gits unb
ct. SDutS $50 abertns
Nab Meerit0. .......... 1920 bDrrs.
Nnfuntt t.
Boa st. Souls u. benz ORen, $50 nlprgens
Bon lDcolen Runtten ....10.10 u1praenS.
Bon st. Souls u. bent Often, 7.25 abenhs
Bon 9areou unb Nteritp. 49,. 100 nadbra.
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no. s.. & =. Saba.
MLE~6~k

siad Baen, Sort 4urtb, Dallas, 4anias
gitp, ct. 2uuis nnb Chicago, t6gli@,
lSuniet DepDt) ..........9.00 abenbS
9Dcal5uo nia Smitbnine.. ....7 .30 pDrws.
Nlau1D Spe3ial mad Smitbnille. pOufton.
@olneftou .l025 nbenos.
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~. u. @mrabnM

gOriiber aes esecutipsaomite's Der gOltss gartsi
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-05
Pure Food Legislation.

In the opinion of officials who have
been investigating the outlook, pans
are being aid with great skill for the
passage through congress Of legisla-
ton designed to modify and weaken
in important respects the present
pure food legislation. 1t is believed
that this effort will be largely pro-
NOTED by borax, benzoate of soda and
sulphur using interests, and that it
will be intended to provide distinctly
for the larger and less restricted en-
ployment Of all Of these products
Probably combination will be made
between those who are thus repre-
sented and the whisky interests, who
are dissatisfied with the labelling de-
cisions of the board of food and drug
inspection and Of the attorney gen.
eral.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-05
Small Assets.

New York.-Jacob S. Halpin,a we'll
known broker, filed personal petit
ton in bankruptcy in the United
States court showing liabilities of ST.
154,812.00 and nominal assets of $3.50.
exemption for. the latter being claim
ed.
Halpin has been regarded as pros
porous millionaire broker for several
years, but, with the Tightening of the
money market, suits, liens and other
membranes, he was forced to the
wall.
It is currently rumored on the
stock exchange that several other
prominent brokers who have been TAX
ing flyers during the period of strin-
gency and wide-range fuctuation are
about to be forced to the wall
It is an unquestioned fact that
Wall street has been hard hit by the
recent troubles, and many of the old
operators are surprised that the local
troubles have not been reflected In
general business throughout the coune
try.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-05
NO UNSURYEYED
LAND ON RECORD
IN STATE OF LOUISIANA CAN
BE FOUND.
CHANGES IN THE CABINET
Are Regarded AS Certain Commit
tee on Appropriation Will Visit
the Canal for Heart to Heart I'm
derstanding.

Westinghouse any person knows
OF an acre of unsurveyed public land
IN the state Of Louisiana the general
land Office would like to hear from
him, with description of the land.
For twenty years or more the an
nual reports Of the land Office have
referred to $4,000 acres of unsurvey-
ed land in Louisiana most Of which
was supposed to be in the northern
part Of the state around Natchitoches,
Judge Watkins, who represents the
Natchitoches district in congress, Sc
cured an appropriation Of $4,000 for
the survey Of this land. The land
Office set to work on the record and
patiently and persistently the clerks
searched the records but they were
unable to find that so much as a
square foot of Louisiana had not
been surveyed. They then under
took to trace the 65,O00-acre item,
which has appeared in the annual re-
ports, to discover by what error it
crept into the records. At length
the officials came to the conclusion
that the so-called unsurveyed lands
consisted really of the beds of lakes
rivers and bayous that had been
drained. A further examination Of
the Natchitoches district proved that
this was the land, and therefore it
does not belong to the federal gov
eminent, but to the state Of Louis
lana or the riparian owners.
The land office mailed notices to
officials and land owners in Louisiana
some months ago, requesting a de-
tailed description of any parcel of
land which is thought to belong to
the United States and to be unsur-
veyed. Not one response has been
received.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-05
Cabinet Changes.

In consequence Of several recent
incidents, active discussion Of the
political prospects Of the coming
eighteen months has been revived
among the politicians and principal
officeholders now in Washington.
Speeches by Mr.. Taft and Presi-
dent Roosevelt and the developments
within the cabinet have combined to
create conditions which will probably
produce interesting complications dur
ing the fall.
In spite Of the imminence Of the
presidential campaign possible
changes in the cabinet have more
direct interest to officeholders and
to the average congressman. The
general opinion is that the next few
months will witness another Of the
cabinet reconstructions which have
been so frequent during the past few
years.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-05
R0CKEFELLER'S DAUGHTER
TELLS FAMILY HISTORY
Says John DIS Father Is Alive and Il
Good HEALTH

Chicago.-Much to the surprise of
her friends, Mrs. Harold Fowler Nc
| Cormick, daughter of John D. Rookie
Teller, consented to discuss family af-
fairs. She said she was led to do SO
| by attacks on her father which had
imputed to him unworthy motives
with regard to the disappearance of
William D., father of John D. Rookie
| feller.1
us it true that your grandfather
Is alive?" was asked.
L have seen my grandfather on
many occasions" she replied. "He
Is one of the most interesting men
| have ever known. / can emember
the fascinating tales he would tell
his children and grandchildren when
| was very young. 1t is some years
since | have seen him. Because of
asthma, from which he suffered, he
was frequently away from his wife
and children. These periods he
would spend in travel He sought
dry climates and for amusement
hunted and fished
Between my father and gram
father there has always existed the
respect and love that should prevail
between father and son. My grand
father watched with the keenest in
terest the successes of his son. My
father and the other children were
never happier than when their father
visited them"
Mrs. Mccormick then explained
why she did not know the present
residence of her grandfather.
4 hardly see just why my grand
fathers presence interests the pub
lic," she said. II myself do not know
where he is, she said finally
When asked whether it was not
strange that members of his family
should be in ignorance OF his resi-
dence she replied:
No, 1t is not strange. According
to his own request his whereabouts
are kept secret. It is matter which
is never discussed, even in the family
circle"
rs it true" she was asked, shat
John D. Rockefeller, because of his
methods in business or his treatment
of his father, is responsible for this
desire for seclusion?"
No; that does not necessarily fol-
At least, it is great exaggeration of
the truth" Mrs. Mccormick init
mated that her grandfather's health
was responsible in large degree for
his being out Of range Of the public
eye.
Financially. my grandfather needs
no assistance" she said. If he
should wish my father to give him
money, / am sure he would get it.
I would not have said what | have
this afternoon had I not felt that it
was time to make known the truth
about my father. am quite sure he
will be somewhat put out about it,
but, then, he will know / did it be-
cause / love him.
Mrs. Mccormick would not say how
recently she had seen her grand
father, but asserted that the family
heard of him from time to time. She
ascribed much of the present criticism
to her uncle. Frank Rockefeller.