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SAN SABA.

A Cow boy Kills n Comrade-Extraordin
ny Case OF Tin Poisoning-The Recovery
OF tho Victims Doubtful-Good Rains
SAN SABA, June a9.-[Specisl ALBERT
Brown, a young man of this place, who
went up the trail with Smith & Elliott,
shot and fatally wounded a man by the
name of Black, belonging to the outfit, Just
above Wichita Falls. The particulars OF
the difficulty are not known. Brown is
still ct large.
Rev. J. NJ. Stevenson, presiding elder of
this district; Professor W. :. Spillman.
principal OF San Saba college. and Rev. Il.
Mcdonald, Methodist minister Of this place,
who had been attending the commence
ment exercises of Georgetown university,
on their return home yesterday stopped at
Senterfeit, twenty miles east OF this place,
and bought can of pOtted beef They ate
it for dinner and had come but short dis
lance before they began to feel sick. Be-
tore arriving at home two Of them were un-
able ID sit up. Rev. Mr.. Mcdonald
managed TO drive home. As soon
as they arrived Drs. Gregg and Rogan were
called in. who pronounced it a bad ease OF
scetic poisoning from eating canned beef.
The necessary remedies were administered,
but two of the patients grew worse and soon
became unconscious. BY extraordinary
exertions on the part of the physicians they
were restored to consciousness at II O'Clock
last night. Their recovery isstill doubtful
Good rains fell In portions of the county
yesterday. Crop prospects are much better
now.
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ANTIDOTE

For all hum0rs and diseases arising from i'm.
pure blood Inherited humors and contagious
diseases. 1t absolutely kills and expes through
the bowels, kidneys and pores of the skin the
disease-germs which float In the blood, urine
ana perspirati0n. and thus speedily and perma
nehly cures when all other so-called blood pu.
rifiers only prolong the disease and fail in the
end
CUricURA. medicinal jelly, clears off all ex.
ternsl evidence of disease, ests away dead flesh
and skin, insanity lays feelings ana irrita.
tons, soitens soothes, and heals ulcers and old
sores
,uTTcURA soAP, prepared from Cuticu,a, is
ndispet sable i'll treating Skin Diseases. For
Rough, Chapped and Greasy Skim Black heads.
Pimgles and min"r Skin Blemishes. Infantile
and Birth Humors, it is an exquisite SKIN BEAU
TIFiEK and Toilet, Bath and Nursery Sanatiye.
What cures of Boot and kin Diseases and
scalp Affections with Loss of Hair, can CON
p re with those Of the Hon William Taylor 3
Pemberton So Boston, state senator Of Massa-
chusetts (Scrofulsl; Charles Houghton, esq. Is
state st Boston EczemaG Will Mcdonald, 2542
Desreorn st Chicago Salt RheumE II,
Drake. Esq Detroit Mich eczema Rodent;
iasis); and many others, details of which NAV
be found in future editions of this paper.
CUTICURA RRMEDIEs are the only real cura.
tiyes for diseases of the SKIN ecalp and Plood
Price: CuTICURA REsoLvENT, 81 per bottle
CUricURA, 30 cts. per box; large boxes, 81. Gu.
TIcuRA MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP, 20 cts: Gu
rIcuRA MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAR, i5c. Sold
everywhere.
Potter Drug and Chemical Co., Boston.
NYYrN%CITR SNAp Gale, n,,.:.,.- TOO,
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MINERAL WELLS.

Hon, j. II. Traylor tho Orator on the
Fourth-Ball In Prospsct-Advance In
Mining Stock.
MINERAL WELLS, June 29,-[Special. J.
Hon. J. ii. Traylor, of Cranberry, will ad.
dress the people on the 4lh of July at IL
IN. at the grounds. Invitations have
been sent over the country in general. The
occasion promises to be grand affair.
The Hall house has been -eiitted by MIS-.
Duke, of Wea,herford, the furniture Already
costing over S., 600 The house, after being
renovated, will be by far tue best house in
the city. The young ladies and gentlemen
are very jubiGnt over the grand ball to
BIZ given in honor of the opening Of the
Duke house on the 4th
Considerable stock in the Mineral Wells
Mining company has changed hauds in the
last few days at an advance of 100 per cent.
Five hundred pounds of ore have been
shipped to Kansas City to be crushed and
smelted. The stockholders seem highly
elated over the prosl ects OF their invest.
ments IN the mines, and stock is advancing.
Crops in the heart Of this county ARE be-
ginning to need rain. Partial showers have
been falling In some parts OF the surround
ing country, considerably beneftting corn
and cott0n.
Among the many visitors at this place are
Mr.. Boiling Williams, of Mansfield, Louis
lana; Stuart Harris IN city secretary of Fort
Worth, and DR.. H. Robinson, of Waco.
Business good and nj gifts very cool.
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LAMPASAB.
q uriosity In the shape OF Municipal
L Improvement-AC Charitable Correction
orsonal-Matrlmonial

curiosity In the shape ofa Cave Municipal
l. Improvement-A Charitable Correction
Observation-Disclosures
bIAMpAsAs, June 29,-TSpecial.l- IA cave
o. the Colorado over one mile In
dc 9Th, and In some places thirty
art In width, commands the attention OF
tourists who visit this city. This cave
- about sixteen miles from this
place, and has two small streams running
through II, which are about two
feet deep. A bridge is being
built over Burleson creek on Mathew
Wilkes addition to town, which
will reduce the route
from the depot to the business part Of the
city considerably.
George Meriwether, Of Dallas, is in the
Your correspondent wishes to state
thai the present opinion of the
best citizens here does not affirm the report
that\Mr. O. II. Ross was an excessive
drinker, or that his wife used
morphine only in cases of sickness, and
that they nearly all now think
she was partly out OF her mind when
the snicide was committed and that he
killed himself out Of grief at the loss OF the
wife Of his bosom.
I'D. arris yesterday married Miss Car.
roll, Of Houston, and left this morning fol-
bridal trip. tt
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BISsvILLE.
A United stattony Officer Suicides
ruAssaulted.

A United Stattony Officer Suicides
Bru Assaulted.
BROWNSVILLE, 20,-[Special. First
Sergeant jacob company G, Nine
tenth infantry pned at Fort Brown
committed suicis morning about 9
o'clock by shoe lmself in the forehead
with an army rd. As no one heard
the report OF thsl, 1t is thought he shot
himself when tlrise gun was fired. 1t
lis said that he ben feeling unwell yes.
terday and TO ads earthly miseries his
best girl went 10 him. The coroner's
Jury rendered act in accordance with
the facts. He luried this evening in
the National stery with military
houors.
A man namewencio l.. Quezals was
assaulted and bly, stabbed last night
about midnigl the streets Of Mata-
moras.
Heavy rains first for five or six
months, have falling the last three
days.
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GRO ESBECK.

Darkey Fatally Wounded for Interfering
In Another's Love Affairs Weather and
Crops -Improvcments- Fourth OF July
Celebration Death Of Child-Personal.
GRoEsBtcK, June %. Especial Last
night Elijah MCCULLOUGH, son Of Ham,
got into an alteration with another negro,
on the farm OF DR.. Mccain, In this county
and shot him. the said negro, in the breast
with a shotgun. This morning the sheriff
was informed of the shooting, and sent out
party to arrest Mccullough. The wounded
party was reported as fatally shot. The
csuse of the shooting Is supposed to be the
interference of the other party with Nc.
Cullough's amours. Mccullough has been
arrested at Mexia.
A grand Fourth Of July celebration Is on
the tapis. Everybody is invited to attend.
Orators for the occasfun have been Sc
lected, glass. ball shooting, base ball and
various other amusements have been pro-
vided. A good time is expected.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. s. T.
Arnett died yesterday evening at the resi-.
denco of George W. Kennedy, Esq, grand
father of the child.
Frank Moseley, now OF Denison, is shak.
ing hands with his many friends in Groes-
beck.
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The State Capital.

AUSTIN. June 2S.-[Special IA lai
whose husband died last week, while lab
ing under temporary fit of insanity u
night, attempted to kill one of her cl-
dren, but was prevented by the timely +
rival of neighbors who heard the chi is
screams.
The capital contractors are busy gettg
out stone at Oatmanville. 1t will reqte
300 car loads to put in the ioundatiis,
which will be completed and ready for be
laying Of the cornerstone by February
William Campbell, charged with attept
to rape q colored girl yesterday, wafe.
manded to Jail to await the action OF he
grand Jury, which convenes next week
Chsrters filed: East Texas Land, I've
Stock, Loan and Trust company, Marsall;
capital, $250,OOU. Houston Post Pubsh.
ing company; capital, 100000; incor,ra-
tors, L. P. Hill, William Cleveland H
SGhertilns, s. X. Mclllheney, 7. W. Hhse,
" X. Baker George l.. Porter, f. A. lice,
Henry g.. Fox, A. Groesbeck, Il +.
Schmidt, j. w. johnson, l.C. Staflora
THE COURTS.
The court of appeals reversed AL re-
manded: Mckee ct al. VS.. Legette al,
from Guadalupe county; Beavers v. the
State, from Denton county. Affirmed
Gallagher vs.. the State. from guadalupe
county. Rehearings refused: Wet VS.
Stare Il Winton, from Cooke chnty
Taken under Amusement to abih til,
supreme courts decision in case involving
the same question: Fort Worth & 1enve
City Railway VS.. Palmer, from hrran
county; Fort Worth & Denver City R,ilwa
vs.. Scott, from Tarrant county. Submitte
on briefs for the state: Mitchellys. tn
State. from Montague county. RehearinP
submitted. Woods VS., the State, froi
FRO county; Hogan vs.. the State, trOS
liam county.
The supreme court affirmed. Reeks 9
smith and wife, from Dallas county; Nv
York d Texas Land company vs.. Sancle'
ct al, from Bexar county two cass)
Myers vs.. Easterwood, from Johnol
county; Houston & Texas Central railva,
W. Simpson, from Grayson county; Kui
man Il Runge We. Morris ct al, from B,rle
son county; Wiley & Porter VS.. Garnw Q
al, from Milan county; Rawls VS.. Twin
ing. from Milan county. Reversed an
rendered for appellants: Sanger Bros. It al
vs. heirs Of Moody, from Navarro comfy
Reversed and remanded: Parker VS.. Cool
from Coryell county; Reisman & Fr@ma
vs.. James, from McLennan county. r,
hearing submitted and transferred to lyle
Harris vs.. Coffee, from Hill county Tex,
\ Pacific railway vs.. Murphy, from Mario
county. Rehearings refused Robertson v
Mcllhenny ct al, from Washington count,
Willis vs.. Moore ct al, from Falls count
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M'KIN NEY.

KINNEY, June 2S.- [Correspon ,ns oriS'
Id frame building so long the r',ou spS
chimney Enquirer has been re- nv snS
he proprietor, Captain j. H. Binglr M'
mmenced the erection of comsp \ce
brick store, the upper portlons\ =
lich 10 to be the future home ofthe pc a., \
he Edquirer is visitor to almost eoNys,
lome in our populous county, and thi, The
dence of substantial prosperity OF our Q, idle
ty paper indicates that the people fCC
appreciate good paper.
DR.. J. NJ. Zealand and Mr.. George Ht- 70
don will leave for Louisville about the fire n,
of August. They are among our best cti.o,,
gems, and will carry with them specimens
Of agricultural products to speak for Col.
lin. Any patriotic citizen 80 desiring can
through them contribute.
In the Jennings VS.. Ieliff SANDER suit the
'old mother OF Israel" was adjudged to pay
! a., 600
The Welct Warden suit is on trial. r.
DeArmond special judge. The.array {
|counsel on both sides Is large, and the case
will be managed with ability. The real
parties interested are business houses In
Dallas, Sherman and Galveston.
The late rains have benefited crops Won
derfu.lh. We have the best prospect for
years. Wheat p yielding better than was
eyDeCtet\
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der, in the chair. Important church, edu-
cational and other matters are occupying
the attention of the conference which IS be-
ing largely attended BY both clerical and
lay delegates.
The public free school. presided over by
Mrs. NJ. ]. Mauldipg, will have their com,
mencement exercises at the Cumberland
Presbyterian church tonight.
The examinations and awarding OF pre-,
miums at the university were concluded
this morning.
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Guttcnra.
UMtfcuca.
HEREDITARY BLOOD
POI s o N

The Hereditary Blood Poison Of Scrofuls de.
velopsin the delicate tissues ofthe brain mental
weaknesses and infrmities, idiocy and insanity
1t enlarges the glands Of the throat imparts
the sence of smell and taste. or breaks into con-
Stunning ulcers on the heck. 1t destroys The
lungs, or fl Is them with tuberculous secretions
II eats away the coating of the stomach, en-
'arges the liver, clogs tue kidneys, creates con.
stipation, and induces piles. The muscles it
contracts and renders poweress with rh,uma-
tsm, while the secretions of the joints contam-
mated by 1t cause tn. painful govt 1t loads the
perspirat.on with It's virulent poison. setting on
fire in its passage the little tubes pores of the
skin, causing the torturing di,iigurat'on salt
rheum, psoriasis and Other itching and scaly
diseases which embitter life. 1t gathers at
morbid centres into tumors, assesses and life.
sapping ulcers. II $ owly undermines the con.
stituton, and is the cause of nearly all chronic
diseases
CUIcuHA REsoLvENr the new blood purifier,
is An infaiIible
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GALEEhON,

A VI In tho Dark ours of the Night
kAvts to Abduct iiirl from Her Bed.
~Rd
GsTov, June q Especial - On
Wehay night dtardly attempt was
NAB violently kidap the l3.year-old
da,,r OF Mr.. ] c. Shrier. who
res on Thirteent, between Winnie
nhurch streets. The fami' y retired
Oh their rooms fusual on the night
in Stion, about 10 dock. In the apart.
m occupied by thshildren there were
tveds, and the Q occupied by the
dNer and anothechild stood directly
aiding q window At opens out on
bEallery. The hse being one story
AZ. inclined can silly obtain entrance
irthe apartment, About 2:30 O'Clock
1sday morning. lille the hosehold
wrapped in slper, they were sud-
y aroused by pijng shrieks coming
4 the room Of le children. Mr..
Ger sprang m his bed and
| led into th room of his
hren, to find evthing in dire ron
bn, his little onparalyzed with fear
terror, while hsldest daughter lay
blended half wayt Of the window be-
len the gallery 1 the bed, speeches.
IN fright. She why the aid Of restora-
rs, soon brought and after little while
b her story, VIII is in substance
follows: At abo2:30 O'Clock she was
heIy awakened fir her sleep by feeling
Irseif being slow drawn across the
ID in the directiof the window. At
fst she thoughtae was dreaming,
hd attempted to lam to see II che was
wake or asleep, "a wide hand being
laced over her .ith, she for the first
me realized + true position
Inc girl foughand struggled as
ard as she W how, In all
0 no purpose, and was being gradually
nut very slowly. pa out of the window
Which she had noNched, as the intru,
Ter seemed to perfectly alive to the
LANCER of his ZION. II by any hur'
led haste should awaken
he other chill and they rsi,t
an alarm. When girl had been drawn
half way out OF tlndow, the intruder
evidently believiIat he now had thing:
all his own way, sed for moment his
hand from over trl's mouth, when she
screamed and thGndrel hastily fled and
has not been ured. The girl is
confident her asst was a white man
This is not crediiy the police, who be-
lieyed the wouldbductor was q negro,
and this belief confirmed by Lacase,
a French butchd the corner of Thir
teenth and Wi streets, who say.
that on Thursdar ning, about half an
hour before the ge was committed, 9
powerful negro ed his shop and begged
for some matched he is confident he /:
the man.
Another negrCBent to Jail TO-DAY fol-
attempting to 10 the person of ar
S.year.old negro
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l0lAh TlsilnpA

ST. LOUIS, June 29,-The river fell eight
inches to-day, and tonight the government
guaee marks thirty-three feet three inches.
Nearly all the sidewalk along
the river front is passible, aud
the water has 80 iar
recedcd that business has been resumed In
mos, OF the stores on the lcvee. business
has also been resumed In the localities
which have been submerged In the north.
ern parasf the city, and things are begin.
I not 'ocxcee. asslrs pcr. - l.s-a cheerful
0ue-half the yufchae money TO be " lane /,
balance in ten days thereafter raft.fu,
complying with terms will forfeit the privtles
No o..e will be all wed to erect q stand alor
the road In the grove, or old or new Ia
grounds, excepting those purchasing at this 81
Not less than lb,vVo people are expected
daily attendance. q. A. FOOrE,
chairman Committee Of Arrangements.
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ADJOURN ED,
The Supreme Court Completes Its Labors-
Summary Of Its work--The Court Of An.
peals Follows To-day.

The Supreme Court Completes Its Labors-
Summary Of Its work-The Court Of Ap-
peals Follows To-day.
AuKrIN, June 29,-ISpeclal J. The su-
preme court finally adjourned for the term
this evening and Chief Justice Willie
LETT for Galveston on the late
train. The court Of appeals will adjourn
tomorrow. The following is a summary Of
the work done by the supreme
court during this term: Number OF cases
decided, 1923; number Of cases affirmed, l57 ;
number Of cases reversed and reniandpd, 90:
number Of cases rever, ed and rendered, 10;
number OF cases reversed aud re-.
formed. g.; number Of cases reverse d
and dismissed, s; number Of cases
dismissed, a. rehearings decided, IL oral ar.
pnments heard, l03; number Of cases
transferred to Tyler. l7S; number Of cases
transferred TO Galveston, II. The docket
a, this place has been diminished this term
SlS cases. leaving on the docket
After the adjournment of court to-day
the chief justice informed the clerk
that he would approve his
account as ex-oticio librarian for the full
amount due at the rate of $3.50 a
yea, appropriated by the last legislature
The reason Of the delay was occasioned
whether the amount appropriated
was not In excess OF what the law al
lowed. The clerk therefore drew hi,
warrant for the months Of March,
April, May and June to-day, which IS the
brst he has drawn under the last appro
priation.
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'auper immigration.

BosJune 29.-Thd board OF health
reporthe collector of the port that
within past six monts port physicians
exa ms $50 istedemigrants, many
of tbhble by reasoIpi age or other in.
firmid must be add by private and
publarities. Mostare without lug
gage scantily cloth}.
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POlk-The Prsaa GAnr.

NASHVILLE, June 2S.-The selection Of q
jury for the trial Of Polk makes slow prog
ress. Thus far, out of a panel Of 400 sum-
moned, only three have been chosen.
Another panel Of 200 has been summoned
tor tomorrow, when the case will be called
again.
The State Press association leaves to. NOR
row via St. Louis for an excursion through
Texas and into Mexico.
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HREHO>D.
3rand Baii-Flne Rsin-Crops.

Grand Ball-Flne Rain-Crops.
BREMosD, June 9.-Ispecial, There is
a grand ball at PARIS opera-house tonight.
given by the X. o. F. H. and A. L. of H
lodges, which is largely attended. Among
the visitors present is Mr.. al. Lewis,
and his accomplished bride. from Denison.
Every one are enjoying themselves aud the
dance bids fair to extend until day light.
Have had fine rains and crops were never
better in this section.
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ENNIS.

An Editorial Fisticur-sanctihed Preacher
Ciuhbed miraculous Escsps from Death
First Telephone Msssage. ~
Ennis, June D,-TSpecial IA regular
knock down fight occurred this morning on
the streets, much TO the amusement o. a
number Of spectators, between Frank Rust,
editor OF the Recorder, aud the older Pedpn.
OF ,hs Aid. Since tho incipiency Of the aid
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ZEN.
Dolngs Of the punoii-Ofacsrs Of st
Lodge.

Dolngs Of the puncil-Oficsrs OF St
Lodge.
TYLER. Junespecial lat q meet.
ing Of the city this afternoon +. N.
Gary was appdn appraiser oftsxable
values to the place Of j. H,
Brown. abss An ordinance was
adopted, TO effect from passage,
prescribing anbnsl office for city Off
cials elected ohted.
Mr.. Phil Wagner, formerly
Of st. Id and late detect
i've in the 70 Of the Texas &
st. Louis y, was nominated
by the mayor unexpired term Of the
marshal's ofind confirmed unani,
mously by thfl.
Following , oflicers.elect of St,
Johns lodge. o., for the ensuing
Masonic yeaN Mcbride, W. NJ; G..
NJ. johnson, IL. q. Wormelderf, J.
| W.; Thomas fmon, treasurer A. +.
Hunt, secrets
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THE LAWS ARE NOT EN-
FORCED."

The almost invariable verdict of mot
n uilty," nowadays, In all important trials
mot only in one or two but nearly all the
states, has suggested considerable discut.
sion Of the question why are the laws not
enforced ?" for II will 20 without saying
that In 80 many and such variety Of cases
many guilty men must have escaped their
Just deserts. We have noticed Of late two
81 three COMMUNICATIONS on the subject in
one Of our prominent state exchanges, one
suggesting one solution and another yet a
dlasssnt solution ofthe matter, but each
suggesting remedy Of some character.
that remedy b necessary no one who
sssds tie dxils ptlhis viii deny. From one
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GOOD NewA.

CHICAGO, June CIT is given out as the
result Of the conference Of manufacturers
barbed wire with the Washburn manuiac-
turing company that the royalty will be
reduced about one.half, which proposition
will be accepted.
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with Bundles of Titles. >

ST.. LOUIS, June 20. = Especial Mr.
Cheetry, Canadian passenger agent for tn,
Wabash, and party of gentlemen from
Canada. who have been prospecting il
Texas with view Of buying lands for colo
nizstion purposes, returned to the city thi
morning on their way back home. TIL
gentlemen are highly pleased with tn
southwestern country, and 90 home eac
with bundle of titles to Texas lands u
convince their neighbors that God smile
in this direction, and that this is the plat
to which to come.
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st .eaNv,snge The q
''sm'' cree AL

r. "a accom- making a coIoni IL utterly II.
d ron and cus ttaaes himss The English
sSina him. Tbaa OF tht at once to the
ns S,e federation ue Frenchoeople who sur
ers.larity, social n 40 reco6sA's incompar.
fanfare makes b Ur otherwision Of every
ss Ss yis e b, Ssss1elSSs 4: ess ::
A. a. ~ ss:ess' SS 1 ,ss and si.spsds
!sss e.. r.
e 60 sS:iy :s::
SSs Il 81! .iqsa, IA As Tie hos. s ss,.
Il: boot. &c j. e.. men Il. raIsy : sasss
T0TD "ou ne CAM
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A Slick Snsut-wssson Inclined 1,
"Kick"-rb.H House Controversy

A Slick Snsat-Wasson Inclined 10
"lxick'-rh.House Controversy,
SAN ASroNe.2 Especial Last
night the res'f Mrs. Schumacher was
entered by a hief, who successfully
got away 3 gold watch and
diamond value $500, sew.
en- pairs Of SIS, and gold studs.
$40. The tipped, ana is no doubt
dreadiully aht the lynx.eyed guar.
dams of the ept "peelers.h
WATSON d sentence very hard;
thinks II waessarily severe, and was
totally uneypy him. No one Is al.
lowed TO SET
Heavy raj fallen north and north.
west OF here
The couJ controversy still con.
tinuts.
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sN,TPitcher's remedy for sicklyac, 4
psIldren. Castoria is not r\onNs !,
,ars less, pleasant and promp ctiu>'
,ild has health, the mother ca me