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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-11
John II. RaymOnd.

Mr.. Raymond begins his engagement at
Leubrie's Tneater TO morrow night in his
new play, In Paradise, which he will give
during his entire engagement, except on
Wednesday night, when Fresh viii be given.
Concerning the new play the Louisville Com
n,erciaL SAYS: 1.-THE production of the new
farce comedy, In Paradise, at Macau!ey's
Theater last night, was looked upon az an
important event. TWAS the frat appearance
sible editor Of the Eagles Scream, paper
published in Paradise, /. IT,, afterward an
attoruey-al-law 10 Chicago. The piece is an
original comedy in four acts, by George H
Jessup and William Gill. 1t opens in Para
disc, a Western mining. town. Following
that the scenes are laid in Chicago, where
Mr.. Raymond as Robert Better is the shrewd
but honest lawyer. 1t proved 10 be an
uuquestionsble SUCCESS, full of broad and
glowing humor, and a perfect fit for the
genial comedian. 1t is upToariously funny
and was produced with all the excellence
and rollicking spirit 80 characteristic Of the
work OF Mr.. Raymond. The audience wal
kept in constant laughter by the conica
stu ations and humorous dialogues with
which il abounds, and there Ia not dull
speech noticeable in the entire play. 1t Il
full Of humor, has many strong situations
its construction is good, and it has consider
able of literary merit. From the rise o
the curtain 10 its final fall the audience di'
nothing but laugh and applaud, and it ma
be set down as a success. The plot is Ger
tainly an original and amusing one, and Nj
Raymond m axes the most OF its laughter
drawing qualities. The excellencies of III
impersonation of the character OF Maj
Bob were conceded by many last night, VIII
had seen Mr.. Raymond in his various play
to br his best. Mr.. Raymond is natural i
his style OF acting, never strains himself {
appear funny, and yet he is irresistibly So.
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in sets,

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-07
ais Year. Last Year.
'FVNN''
lhis Year.'Last Year,
This Year. Last Year !.

Cotton, this W, Il nigh indispensable article TO
modern civilization, derives its English name
from the Arabic koton. 1t is indigenous to the
tropical regions of both hemispheres. HerOdo-
tus, $50 years b. G., makes the best mention of
we have In history as the product of trees OF In
dia, fleece more delicate and beautiful than
those of sheep, and speaks of cloth made from
1t, 1t Is quite probable that 1t had been known
and used in that country centuries before that
date, in this country the manufacture of cot
ton cloth appears to have been we'll understood
by the Mexcans and Peruvaus long before the
discovery of America by Europeans. Among
the rich presents which Cortes received
from Montezuma were curtains, cOverlets and
robes Of cotton, fine as silk. of rich and various
dyes interviewer with feather work, that
rivaled the deliCaGy of painting. The Mexlcans
also fabricated white cotton cloth and even con
vcrted the material into Il rude kind Of paper.
OF course these ancient people did not have the
cotton gin or the other modern appliance of
machinery and power but they appear to have
carried the manufacture of cotton to great per
fecti0u with the rudest distaG aud spindle So
that the cotton manufacturing industry of the
world, which to-day 10 perhaps second to no
other enterprise. has led an infancy of centuries,
ard now seems 10 be in the prime of youth with
manhood and old age yet to follow.
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ALIAS EXCHANGE AND SILVER
FUTURES.

ANOTHER decline to-day followed that of yes.
terday in cotton futures in New York and In
New Orleans, at both of which markets the fall.
ing of being from to points, the close months
being the weaker ones, In Liverpool there was
an advance of a sixty fourth since yesterday,
but they closed very dull 1t will be seen that
sales are very light and will no doubt continue
sountil the consolidated receipts show falling
OIL from what they are at present. There Is
nothing encouraging in the outlook for the
prices.
Chicago Produce The grain markets of Chi
cago to-day were weak and declined a fraction
All round. Wheat went oifa y and corn y. May
wheat closed at 81 l4A aud corn for the same
month at 62N, Mess pork declined 2h cents for
March and is cents for May.
In 81. Louis March wheat at noon was y be.
low the day before, and May cent under yes
lerday's prices. Corn down for March and !,
cent for May, May wheat sells at SLICK. Corn
ior same month. SIX. and oats, AK
NEW ynpE
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standard medicine for curing Brght's Dis
case, Dropsy, Kidney, Bladder, and Glandular
Maladies is Hunts Remedy. Female Weak
ness Pain in the back and loins Gravel, Diabetes,
Intempcrancc, Excess, and Prostration of the
nervous system are cured by Hunts Remedy.
Hunts Remedy imparts health and ylgor to tho
constitution when 1t has become debilitatod.
Hunts Remedy restores the invalid to health.
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COrroN.

THr receipts OF cotton 10 day In this city were
1lS bales, all by wagun. rhe shipments were
50 baes by Evans n Go, by the Houston 4
Teras Central. aud 81 bales by 7. Il. Mitchell,
by the same road. There was ne change In
prices at any Of the cotton centres In this coun.
try or Europe The future markets are weak
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and declining, and may be a precursor Of a de-
clue In spots. The amount of this cotton crop
which has come into sight 10 date is approEi-
matelY 51fQOOO bales, against 4SsO,(U0 bales a
year ago. and S.S'900O bales Two years ago.
showing an increase over last year Of 9a0C0
bales, aud an increase COMPARED with two years
ag0 Of SlA00o bales. Shogld the am 1pnt Of cot
ton which comes into sight subsequent TO this
time bo equal 10 tina, of two years ago Il will
make crop Of 10000 bales, without taking
INTO consideration the increase In tse weight OF
bales which up 10 February l averaged > 69
pounds per hale more than during the CORE
spending time IN that year, In this city prices
are arm. ana quotations show what is being
paid by our spinners' agents;
joo1 middnne ...,....,...,.. 200. 9S
aiddlng ..,.,.. ...,.... ...,.... ..... 9S
strSt low mluOllls --...........,---..., y
Low ul1lhlg -'.-''..''. ..t..-. .s.....,,. ... 81
1000 ordinary .... ,..,...,... ...., ..... So
Ordinary .... -. .-............ ..,., So
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CAPITAL PRIZE SIS. 600
1907 Prilos, amounting tO,,..,.
yCEkIlEICATE

We do hereby certify that we supervise the
arrangements for all the monthly and semi.an
Company, and IN person manage and control
the drawings themselves, and tina, the same are
conducted with honesty. fairness aud In good
faith toward all parties. We authorize the
company to use this certificate, with fac-slmiles
OF our signatures attached, in Its advertise.
mentS
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We present no pretended miracle
Truth is mighty and must prevail"
No sophistry can withstand the power
of it's honest utterance.
Editor Of Ereninq Press. :

EN''W " EttH'NJ 4 ItSS' -
DEAR SIR, Feeling deeply grateful for the
great benefits which have received from the use
of very valuable article which has its origin and
home in our beautiful city, and hoping that others
who arc afflicted rs | have been may find like re-
lief from its use, beg the indulgence of q few
lines in your valuable paper for the privilege OF
communicating to you brief statement OF facts,
for the benefit of the multitude of sufferers to he
met with on every side. Many of my friends well
know that | have been very severely afflicted
with heart disease for number of years, and
have suffered from it as only those can suffer
who have that disease; 1t reduced my strength so
low that could scarcely wall, across my room.
and the least cXertion rendered mc so short
breathed that dared scarcely move, aud life
seemed very burdensome. was treated for my
malady by the best physicians, and derived no ben
eff from their treatment or prescriptions mtil
l was advised by my family physician TO use
Hunts Remedy, rs my trouble was caused by In.
action Of my kidneys, which affected very scri.
ously the action of my heart. | commenced talk
ing 1t (having little faith in It or any other mcdl.
clne), and it has helped mo wonderfully, and l
am now great deal better, and have been ever
since | began Its use. In fact have taken no
medicine that has benefited me so greatly. My
breathing Is easy, and have gained in strength
SO much that | am ablo to do my hpusowork. l
cheerfully recommend Hunts Remedy to all who
may be afflicted as have been, or who are suffer
ing from general debility and nervous prostra.
ton. Respectfully,
Mrs. A, o. ROCKWELL,
Pearl Street. Providence, Il. !.
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GU RE YOURSELF

w.
% llohannans Vegetable Curat,,eo IA w,rranc -,
,sanentW cure ai forms Of spermattorrhss Or salit
ntathg., Uentrai Debility, In,potrney, etc. and rt
"iusi roret," and brings back The siouihfu y,r,,h
,hose Who have destroyed by sexual excuses or c, IN
Ncs m lTVn Two 70 se!. weeks time. This remedy Nj J.
has been used BY Dr. Bohannan Ia his private psae,ir,
v5trthtty years, was never known 10 fail In curing
ulc Mohsi ChsA IL gives vitality and imports tns |,
N.h wonderful elect 70 those midde-agcd men wAo t
Menepess beyond their years. Its invgoatlpc prupn,
gre iat az once Young men suiitfine fo,n liz sors
qnerces q that dreadiy s.rctive habit OF ssifit
rl W. IVY medicine "i,h the assurance oil SPECIFY az
tRRnANENI cure. The patlcnt gains r.f,nr.h suI ",
hy Of splrs At onee as Il acts directly on he parts Il.
90 a. s9otls hnd healing tonic and anody TO iLc u
aNgu seminal vehicles aud fltatcd ducts npartng NV
enq tone sd tst9rns them TO their natural state lie
% u The banohi hsb had never been insIulred in ".
Ingredients are simple productions OF nanfsbaria ne,
n;is S,e, en- are spcclc for the aboc diseases
siy address For sale only 1t DR. G. A, iiohsTans "A.
no VI North fih street, between Wahington ayspus
oisen street, y. innis, s.v Established In iss,
n5'pr Bs"rreaiso on Special DIsessssv which r,,,.,
clear delncaon ef the nature causes. sympos
stfe etc. o. slrHitis. SEMINAL WEAKNESS. EIo scs
FREE to any address upon receipt OF ore s.lnp
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SMsatral.

s~DR EUGENE DxvAcx. OF FRANCE.
has made US his agents for Tie state OF Tetsk 10
sell his pever- failing remedy, Natures COaax
bal Restorative or Nltalizer" All arec,et Wit
nervous debility. loss Of manhood anc all kin
dred diseases should ut once procure 4, seigclilr
froia which 10 learn the cause 81 the diseases
above mentioned: then at once 10 pro, are ,ro1a
rs OF through US by your drnggistor yexrfsss
Ihe never falling remedy
CRowDUS. BALDWIN \ WILLIAMS.
y wholesale Druggists, Dallas. Texas.
iIsy retail at Howell 4 Bros and Zaek TolllteF.
n rstrS,ei Marriage Guids, go pages, cilti
and Ill bind'ng. 81 cents; same In paper Gov
IS cents. Manhood. 10 cents; womsnhood
cents pamphlet cents securely sealed, b
mail sand money or postage stamps. DR..
WHITTIER. the great specialist sis st. Charles
street. St louis. Me-.
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Eoteries.

ta's is the only Lottery ever ', ga o. and
endorsed by The people 81 any state.
Louisiana State Lottery DC
incorporated N ises Tor = years by the Losts.
Gurs for educational and charitable pnrposes-
With capital OF sl,OtoeN'-io which q reserve
tnnd OF over yAo00o0 has since been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote, its hsn.
ohise was inside part OF the present State Con-
sttuuon adopted becember And, A. D., 1879,
A splendid opportunity town fortune.
It's Grand single Number Drawings will ttke
place monthly, Is never scales or pos,ponex
Look al tho following Schemes
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LYDIA &. pnNKHAMa'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.



For all those Palnfii Conpi ain,s md Wenk nesscs
40 common to our beat female population.
A Medicine for Woman. lnventedhy Woman.
Prepared by Woman.
The Greatest Medical Discovery suec the Dawn Of History.
ss-t reviyes tho dropping spirits, inyieorates ami
hlnnoulzcs the organic functions gives elasticity and
nrmnos to the step restores the natural stro TO tho
eye and plants on tho pale check Of woman the fresh
ro,rs OF HES spring and carly summer time.
tB-Physcians Use II and Prescribe II Freely-Ts
II removes aintness natuloncy destroys oil craving
for stimuont, and relieves weakness Of the stomach
That feeling of bearing down, causing pain, weight
md backache Is always permanently cured by it, use
For the cure OF Kidney Complaints OF either sen
tails Compound Ia unsurpassed.
LYDIA Z. PTNKuAM's BLOOD PURIFIER
VIII eradicate every Nosttge of humqrs from the
Blood aud give tone aud strength To the system. OF
man woman or child. lHsist ON having II.
Both the Compound and Blood Purifier arc prepared
at $50 and $50 Western Avenue, Lynn Mass Price VI
ether s Six bottles for s. Sent by mail In the form
OF pills, or oflomnge, receipt Of price, 81 per box
for either. Mrs Pnkham freely answers all letters ot
inquiry, Enclose ST. stamp. sendfor pamphlet.
No family should no without LYDIA +, rINEHAMs
LIVER Pll.tS. They cure constipation. hiliousncss
and torpidity Of the liver. Is cents per box
H5sold by all Drussists.-vu W
E1STza14G ~
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marriage; a: :::.:;: :s;g
GENUE Cplating msniage hould Mos
~ Onnnr Orcd o. Recipes. SEMI steuis,
fsMsdor svssnt ne 90, Or postage ramps) Add.s
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lvu pflEee .'.'.-.-.. ,..,'..,,.,.....,.gll240 o
Whole Tickets. s2i Half Tlohots.SI
N Tickets, SS0i 55Ttckets 800.
Remit money or bank draft In letter, or send
by express Don't send by registered letter or
postoghoe order. Orders OF IS and upward BY
orders TO X. NJ B0ABDMAN Courier-Journsl
building. Louisville Ky,
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Tho Howard Galvnnlc Shield and our other Fleotro.
Galvanic and Magnetic Appliances mud Gafments nfe
sure euro tor Nervous Debility PARALYSIS, EGcrsy
vital Energy, Weak Back. Kidney Liver md stomach
Complaints, and are adapted TO EITHER SEX. These
1nnanoos arc the very latest improved nnd entirely
sonurnte currents without acids Causing no
sctrs norltrthion OF the skincan bo worn at work il
~ 70 meet tho dercnt stages of all dsonses where
Eoolrlc and Magnoto trnntnnnt l. OF hnnnnf Thn ~
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$4,000 FOR S2.
.-~.54th~".
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING OF THE
IN the city Of Louisville, on
Saturday. March 81. 1883

These drawings occur on the last day OF each
mouth tsundays eScepted) Repeated adiudica-
ton by the Federal and State Courts have
placed this company beyond the controversy of
the law TO this company belongs the sole
honor II having in0ugurated the only plan by
which their drawings are proven honest and
fair beyond question.
N. y, THE Company has now on hand large
capital ana reserve hmd Read carefully the
liet ~ rt.ais TO- the
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Sold by All Druggists.
TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is a never-failing cure
for Nervous Debility,
exhausted vitality, semi
nal Weakness sper
matorrh9a LO So
MANHOOD impoten.
Icy, Paralys. and all
the terrible effects OF
|Seli Abuse. youthful
! 10 .lies al d excuses in
,maturer years--sach az
loss of MeT0rg Jas
Isimde, Nocturnal Ennis
|sion, Aversion 70 eocie-
", Dimness OF Vision,
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Noises In the Head. tho vital Huld passing unob.
served in the urine. and many other diseasea
that lead 10 insanity and death.
THE ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE
will agree To forfeit Five Hundred Dollars fuv
case Of this kind the VITAL. ktSTORATlvu
under their special advice aud treatment) viii
not cure, or for anything impure or injur!ouu
found nit THE ENGIISH MEDICAL IN
STlTUTE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury. Consultation Free. Thor,
ough examination and advice including snaly-
sis of urine, S5 90 Price of Vital RsstL fattve,
O. 90 bottle, or four tmesths, quantity, $40 o.
sent 10 any address on receipt OF price or d o. d.
mo @. o. d. sent without OIL enclosed Ms guar.
name If desired, by ENGLISH MEDICAL
INSTITUTE, 7i8 Olive street, ST. Louis, Missouri
Wholesale Agents. W. II HOWELL q BRn
Dallas. Texas
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SIKH vi ub Y
healed, my
my throat
is entirely
disease Ia
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-15

The Government. land in WaIia
walIa, Cosumbia aud Garfield counties.
w. T., aggregate q million and half
acres, asd allowing full discount for
rough aud rocky soil. there are mil
lion aud = quarter acres of good, ara
bic laud, Of which ono fourth, or 3d.
90 acres. still remain unclaimed
Thsre Ia also in walia Waila county a
quantity OF railroad land, SAY lSo. 900
acres, OF which one-thir1 has been sold,
leaving 10 00O unsoId. The indemnity
limits also include a belt Of ten miles
wide, 10000 acres, which is Of the best
character Of soil. OF this one-half is
occupied or claimed by people who ex-
pect - purchase whom tho land comes
ints market, leaving in Walla Walia
county vacant government land, l23,-
900 acres; vacant land in railroad limits,
10000 scros; vacant ard indemnity
limits, 5000 acres. Total 10 Walia
Walla county, 3s5, 900 acres. This in
oiudes much land that has been con-
sidered of little value until within q
year or two, lying between the old set
lied section and The Columbia and
snake rivers, that 10 now appreciated
and Is being rapidly taken ~ homes BY
actual settlers. Columbia county has
about 1900 acres Of governments land
in tho northwestern part OF the county,
in the vicinity OF the Tukainon. Gar
field county has about 100000 acres VA
cant government land, that il mostly in
tho Assotin country, near Snake river,
and close under the Blue mountains -
Willamette Farmer.
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KNOWING TOO NAVY PEOPLE.

The older we grow. the more sastidions
as r,.le va become socially. We Ike
tbs friends We Gin connt upOu-who are
.eslsy ~ an old ssioe" with III. bnt We
shrink frosn the new ones. especially, nj
need say, from any that give tho leaas
suspicion Of patent leather. There are
those for whoa the companionship OF
persons of title make amends for every
thing; bat am speaking OF a class who
have over lived such illusions and made
Up their minds, during the span left
tiiom in this world. to be comfortable.
Old friends, or, il new ones, nice ones,
intelligent society with humorous bent
in it; the mos. perfect freedom OF speech
aud thought; these alone. 30 mature per-
SONS, make social life worth living; all
the rest In strained, pretentious and I'M
comfortable.
Ass very young man sought an in
PRODUCTION to a we'll known woman Of
letters in London. She is not now OF
much importance, being dead and for
gotten; but all literary persons had then
have now and / expressed through a
common friend q with 10 know her.
Ny dear fellow" no wrote, after max
ing his application, u abe will have no
thing to do with you. She says she
knows great deal too many people al
ready. At the time thought this rather
rude, hat ! have long learned TO envy
that woman's moral courage. How dc.
lightful it would DO If one dared TO have
that noble truth printed on ones card
and, when new folks call upon US whom
osis does not want to know. 10 return
them this by post: Mr.. So aud So'i
compliments, but he knows too many
pcople Already"
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rnsurr sr vxKxcs wsxxx.

French women, often ssigmaiized a.
the most frivolous Of their kind. are
in reality The most thrifty, virtas
that frequccsly degenera,es inio alb
soIute pzrsiGony. | saw a striking
instance OF making the best Of unre-
garded trifies when dining with one
who certainly had arerntstion for
prudence. 4 cherry pie had been
placed on the table, and the mistress
gave s,ric, injunction that all the
stones we're to be scrEped from tie
plates and placed ia her store-Foon.
l ventured to ask the reason, and
vas told the: not only cherry. bar
plum, peach and all manner OF stones.
whether cooked or raw, were iHvari-
ably saved. Sently dried 10 the oven.
and kept In g.ea: Jar Ssea,
said madam, 10 The winter, when
the fire burns clear and bright In the
evening. | fetch handful and throw
them among The glowing Goals
They crack aud splntter for q
moment, send up brilliant fame.
and The whole room 10 filed with a
delicious odor.
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TIE LsME.NlLs Clyn.

Hcah am letter." aaii tho old man,
~ iie held upaInissise, dated at Wash
ington an writ In splcndiferoas ham,
AKIN 10 have do posishnn OF dis club on
vNrus queshnns an suhjicEs defined fur
do benefit OF de- public. De Secretary
OF State kin past up in hisoiiis do follow
In facts;
Tn feiigan dis club rather leans %
do baptist kind, but am not So bicosed
~ 10 stan idly by an s,e a Methodist
Church construed by siah or card off by
freshc!.
On polIytieks wa wa.e split tickets.
Aimiu' ~ elect the smaller rascal and TO
beat iuashean nominaahnna.
A to free Trade nm protccshun dis
club can'i express its eonssnps FER a
guv'mens whioii levses n tariff of ten
por can't on woEicn's corssts and caa't
bring q miliioa dollar oiticia. ombexs!sr
~ iustios.
Ga civil ssrsiso reform We doan slou
over wort shueks. Da err am ~ hollor
a. al old 10y. an as thin a. do voice Of
= Gpnleatiant baby.
On noctai ctfket We eat wild fork.
address cherry ReTn'lan ~ 'Kernal.' an
We gNa II manage to start fur home befo'
balm, kicked out.
"On do Temperance qneshrn ~ arky
DIST Il = man doaa know mo- dan 10 Il
whisky Git de upper hold Of him, he'd
better be tied 70 sogso lAmpposs whar de
foaikiller kin sind him.
" "a 10 do labor queshun. par far va
ges. demand Alrar' work an keep de isil
doors open far s!emagosaes Who encour
aga kicks an sfrikes.
Data whsr an how ve shan. from,
cherry Sunday mornin' to Saturday night,
an might add dat We all be hapny a.
any tons 70 counsel Wild Congress. Glib
advice 70 dc Legislature. an frow out
valuable sug1cshuns to social bodies.
Les us nov attack do rsS'iar program Of
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FATAL AcCrDESr.--A sad accident CO.
Cured 1T Montesano Friday evening,
which resulted in the death Of q Young
man IL years Of aga named Norman
Scammon, son OF Josiah Scammon, tho
proprietor Of the townsite Of that
thriving little village. Il seems that the
lad was playfully sontendinx with q girl
companion for the possession OF 4 70.
volver, which during the strife WAS dis
charged, tho ball penetrating the alb
domen and producing death in abons
four hours after the shooting occurred.
Norman was m only son. and the sole
prop Of aged parents in their declining
years. They have tho heartfelt sym
patty Of tho whole community.--Stand-
ard