\-;oroice,ik-adrtsmlredsrate1IvtoUil’ilc.u. lt;rLow20.5110.80C lose20.51 New Orleans10.83Prev,Close , 10.8710.82Open10.8110.77High' * . 10.8118.77Low10.0010.51Closeio.ooThe Spot Market10.52TODAYY kl ST.NewYork 21.0021.35NowOrleans 10.7020.05Ga!v(-ton 20.8020.00Hou-ton 20.-1020.05Sweei, water 20.0020.05TilK WIND (Continued frr.m. Page Six)li.to;oregicUnHi• I *a:people more courteous or chivalrous toward Indio than the old thus cow, boy- i ie never used cuss words*' or vile or obscene language in thlt;* P1Y Hence of ladies, and you could always depend on it that if anyone strutting around as a cowboy used any sych language in the presence lt;»f ladies he was of the ‘'tin horn type and a spur ious article.Spurious Natural History2. A train the author displays thatsame dense ignerancr of the habitsof tic prairie doe’, that (ommlt;m dmd-7.“Ji of the e;iriy V\ 1, so l’l epu*. n‘ 1 ydisplayed by the makers of books a.idwhich it would seem, no amount of«soYeetinn ' .Mi di.-sipate, that. ;s, Mini id piulric do.;.;, the rattlesnake, she grease sr;uirre! mid the hoot owl ail occupied As asm hole jn the snu»eh d ii se is '.'or w;i ' a erne. -r slaoder than '.hat on tie1 pra.irm do*;. I'm* ;kundertakes to locate in twenty five miles of Sweetwater a sandy soil of the sand dune variety. It is not there and never has been,If any such conditions had prevailed the country would have been completely depopulated. Of course/ ad in all new countries, some of the first settlers left the country, possibly on account of being “nervous* kind unable to stand “The Wind; and some left during that time and periodically since then, tor that and various other reasons. In all probability the author has come in contact with some nervous person who for a while sojourned hi tli( Sweetwater country and had his or her nerves all wrought up bv being In an old time West Texas sandstorm, and was ‘Njueered in her conceptions of the country by the jaundiced statements and descriptions of the country and its peculiarities given by sucii a nervous person, it is a known fact that many people have come to West Texas who lacking the -staying (jualities to “grow up with the country, have gone hack Knl, “rUss-hp;” this country every step theytoo-:.fmls aie that the ares: ! si.'iii iv!! I.) Li. •Ut.ie, I.Ill !*s «Y n iU!;■ I, • i •i, ; i t{ t : : ; . . • I Inot live In the same hole with the rattk . me km hid t lt;••;! ..f id )rJ !iklt;- was simt cji:l. lt;s a . .us a: v.; t:ie na ke e;lt;.e. and d' n pr«:d-..Mi elite }. rn\ . *r UP i he ask-- ’. ! .Thoy Manage To Get Wong Hut in spite of all this, Sweetwa*. * ■■ Sweetwater country ami We: I Te ;i': generally have managed to boh;., along until now Sweetwater claim to In a modern)y built little city • people with 100,0(10 happy se IM-saMT, .!;- “stayers within a radii ‘f b‘. ■ than seventy five mile-:; ,vld Wdh Xlt;daa and tin* adjacent c-.uath *1 r• “ car d and mathed.-d rwa, ddO.onn.ojM) worth of coit.ri shme .ihlf i *1 * * People of S’vt e t v.\-! f ;• cs'Sa I u! ! e lim author fm* at ].• eh I i’ip • ;; h I i a (i;ps ;:iv Side ra.vay a.ah' •’ S h;s i;• ■ pin.,,,i «