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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04
MIiATiiI.Hl'DED.

special to The Gazette.
WEArnERtoRD, Ten, Aug 3.--MrS.
VI, +. Turner (''Alanma Sikcs") died
yesterday morning at . o'clock, and was
buried yesterday evening. She willcd her
property, consisting of the Skies hotel
and Il considerable amount of money, TO
two little boys. one OF them Il son of Mr..
George \. Mccall, the other son of Mr..
l.. w. Christian. We are reliably in
formed that her last husband, Mr. Turner,
intends contrasting the will.
Mrs. Putnam, mother of j. A. Putnam,
grocer merchant here, died yesterday.
The infant child of Mr.. C. A. Price died
this morning.
District court convened to-day, his
honor, Judge Beckham, presiding. Moth
ing was done except to impancl the
grand jury.
The three Smith brothers who were
captured in this county II few days ago,
for theft, were taken to Erath county last
night by Sheriff Gilbrcth OF that county
The statement in TnE GAlErrE on sun
day that the lawn party was given in
honor of the normal school by Mr. Bowie
and lady, was erroneous II was given
by the school board of the city of Wealth
erlord, and was II highly enjoyable affair,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04
QUEEN CRY.

Correspondence of the Gazette
QUEEN CIrY, Ten, July 3l.-Thc Tay.
Tor boys, Sol and Tom, who were under
arrest for the alleged robbery of =. 7.
kihkcad, county treasurer, some time
ago,t had their examining trial at Linden
yesterday. Tom was bound over in Il
Slj00 bond for his appearance at the
September term of court, and Sol was
bound over in $1,000 bond MIR.
kinkcad Swcars positiNeIy that Sol Tay-
Tor Is one OF the men.
correspondence Of the Gazette
QUEEN CITY, TN, Aug. 2.-rhc Queen
City Lumber cumpuny's locomotive, on
pullin" in train of logs yesterday, ran
clear up into the mill-shcd swapping the
ioiSiS and knocking out a brace The mill
crew hung their eyes ON stems and emf
grated in hot haste for a different climate.
The locomotive sustained no damage,
and when the debris was cleared away.
backed ont all right. The accident was
caused by the brakeman falling TO sci the
brakes
James Meyers II slw-mill hand work
ing for the KiHcr Lumber company, was
here ON drunk to-day. ON his way
home he fell from the train and was
killed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04
CARTHAGE.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
CARTHAGE, TEN, July 3l.-On ycstcr-
day Mr.. Jasper Bailey called at the drug
store for quiniue, The proprictorS be-
ing out, Mr.. \. II. Baker, ST., showed
MIR. Bailey quininc in bottles OF different
sizes, and then spoke of the difference in
the price of quininc and morphine in
bottles of the same size, which he placed
ON the counter Mr. Bailey paid for Il
twenty-five cents bottle OF Quinine, but
through mistake got u bottle of the NOR
phine. Al breakfast he took out about
ten grains and took it, a. he would
quinnc. About S O'Clock it began 10 af-
feet him, when DIR. Nawtcr, Doctors
Sandy and Edgar Wall and Dr. Ross were
called TO his relief A part of the time II
took two men To hold young Bailey mp
and they continued to walk him and kept
him from dropping down TO sleep, aud
this morning he Is all right Prof. Bailey
has taught several schools in this county
and has given entire satisfaction.
ON Thursday, the 10Th, there was big
barbecue at Tlmpson, on the Houston,
East 4 West railroad in shelby county,
about twenty miles from thi, place They
had about twelve kids, six muttons, two
becyes. and some pigs, bread aud sweet
meats in proportion. The most OF the
meats were very wen cooked and well
seasoned. During The morning We had Il
nice shower, which laid the dust ana
cooled the atmosphere. There were abou'
25OO or 1000 people out, and all seemed TO
enjoy themselves and had plenty TO eat
There were at least 500 Naternelons cut
on the ground that day some OF them as hhe
as they could he. There were several OF
the indispensable lemonade, elder ana zee
cream stands, which seemed to do gooa
business. Col. j. IL. Jones, senator lron
Henderson, had been selected US lht
speaker OF the day, but he WAS moi wei
enough TO attend, hence there was ne
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04
WACO.
F"ncc-Cntiers ~ worI, Agnin---rriai Of IN.
Stngc-IObbrrs.

F"n"c-Cn,iers nt Work Agnin---rrial of the
Ntngc-Itobbrrs.
Special to the Gazette
waco, Ten, Aug. 3,-,Iulm Drake and
D. \. Morrison. the two Young men ar
rested for robbing the Brentwood and
Cisco stage near Cisco last week, were
arraigned before United States Commits
Sioncr Finks this morning. Their en-
nmiuing trial is set for Friday the 18th
inst Both are very ruiccnt about the
matter, but say they have friends near
Cisco who viii help them make Il bail
bond. II X intimated that cNtpuuating
circumstances will be- developed in be-
half of one of the prisoners.
II has been telcgraphed YOU that capital
has been secured to build the first twenty
live miles of the Waco, Palestine s
Shreveport railroad There is NOW cN-
cellent reason for believing that negotin
tionS are about cOnsummalcd which will
secure, beyond doubt, the entire amount
needed to construct the line from Waco
tn Shreveport
The rrOhibitiOnlstS commenced clrcu.
latmg petitions to-day TO the county Judge,
To order the local.oplion election sigma
lures are obtained readily enough. The
liquor men are also on the alert and
making preparations for the fray.
Mr.. W, Il. kclum of This city has adj
vices that the wire fence around his
sheep ranch In Bosquc county, twenty
five miles from Waco was cut Saturday
night lie has over 5000 acres incloscd
IN one pasture.
Several delegates left Tonight for the
state grand lodge OF the Knights OF Honor,
which meets ut Houston tomorrow.
Waco will make a bid for the nest session
to be held here.
Fielding Austin, wanted in Falls county
for stealing horses, was arrested near
this city to-day aud carried TO Marlin to-
night
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04
IONt3N VIEW

special 10 the Gazette.
LoNGvIEw, TIN, Aug. Sin Tie dis
trict court Friday evening the jury in the
case of \. Shaw, for the murder of VIM.
Hampton al Gladcwatcr in 1879, rendered
a verdict OF 'not guilty. The evidence
in this case all went to show that Shaw
had been abused, followed and threat
ened by Hampton for long time with
very little resentment on the part OF
Shaw, who was finally grabbed by the
throat by his antagonist, whom he shot
in seli-tcfcnSc
Peter Green, colorcd, was sent up two
years for hog-stcaing.
The case OF j. II llllcry, for the mRr-
der of Or. Allison, w;ls called this morn
ing. The case promised TO he one of alb
Sorbing interest rs was cvinccd by the
crowded courtroom, but II change of
venue to Harrison county was granted.
Mrs. j J.. Lingo was buried Saturday,
she was one of the first settlers of Long.
view
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Norhcutt, living
near here, died suddenly Saturday and
was buried yesterday. She assisted in
cooking Il dinner saturday, drank II cup of
coffee, lay down shortly after, composed
her limbs, folded her arms and dropped
asleep, neycrmorc to wake The old lady
was nearly seventy wears of age, and ma
tenal progcnitor of the large families of
I NorhcuttS, who are well and widely
known.
\ heavy strike here was avcrtcd by the
prompt action of Foreman Shields, us
follows: The hod-carricrs ON Allison's
new block seated themselves ON their
hods
"What the devil are You doing thcrct'
shouted Fields.
''Wc'Sc jcS struck for more wages ;
can't work no mo- in dc hot sun for dolla'
an quarter day
"You strike out of here or pick them
hodS up and 90 to work pretty quick;
move"
They moved, and With hodS of mortar
and brick soon assembled the ladder.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04
HENDERSON.

Special 10 The Gazette.
HENDERSON, TN, Aug. 8.-On to.
morrow Col. Il. NJ Henderson will re-.
move the Office of the internal revenue
department OF this, the Fourth, district
from here to sulphur Springs. When
ten. Flanagan was appointed collector II
was removed from Marshall to lIcndor.
son, and has remained here ever since.
The people are sorry To see the Office rc.
moved from the town. besides Col. Hen.
dcrson, by his gentlemanly bearing,
genial disposition and uniform courtesy.
has won the esteem of all.
James &. Garrison, tue present district
attorney for this, the Fourth, judicial dis.
trict, has informed the governor that lac
viii soon send IN his resignation to tax,
effect about October / W. j. Graham, 4
prominent attorney of Henderson. is an
applicant Ia I'LL ont the uncNpircd term
The lawyers of the district are almost
unanimously in favor of Mr.. Graham'>
appointment and have so expressed them
selves by petitions To Gov. ireland, MIR
iIaham is one of the ablcst prosecuting
attorneys in Eastern Texas
Miss Annie Aiken OF Henderson has re-.
ccived the appointment from this county
TO The sam Houston normal school
Aaron Flanagan was acquitted of the
charge of being an accessory to the muir,
der of Bin Bromley Ed Johnson, tn,
principal, is now ON trial The murder
which occurred about six months ago
was very brutal offcnSc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04
ARilNGToN


special 10 the Gazette
ARLINGTON, TIN, Aug. s..-on The
orakebeam Of wcst-bound frcirh, train
ms morninswas discovered twciyc-year.
old hoy, who seemed determined to see
the west The train boys put him on al
The depot here, after which he won, ia
y lhe dckai Office and purchased licge, 60
Fort Worth for the ~ train. He then
proceeded to "takc IN the town - a.
Mr., NJ. % RlcdSoc's, ON the South Side.
ne discovered that the family were ab.
sent, whercupon he took the liberty IN
search the house, the result ~
winch was that three fine rold rings
belonging To Mrs. BlcdSo, and her
niece, Miss George, stuck to the yonup
gent fingers. lie came back to town
and negotiated trade with some no.
sroes by which he disposed of all the
rings He then took the train for Fori
Worth. Mr.. Blrdsoc tclcphoncd TO Tho
authorities there giving description of
the young man. aud in about three hours
received notice that Deputy sheriff
Rowan Tucker had the Young man IN
custody.
Inc camp-meeling closed this evening.
twenty persons WE'RE baptized this even.
ing, rs the result of the advon,i,i,'
laborS here. None OF them are citizens of
this community, however.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04
GAINESVILLE.
An mc,ndiai, rire--Coming 10 the Re-
union.

An Incrnuary Fire-Coming 10 the Re-
union.
special 10 the Gazette,
GAINESVILLE, Ten, Aug 3.--Sunday
morning about 1880 the little town of
Dexter, situated about twenty-five miles
northeast OF Gainesville, in this county,
WAS visited by very disastrous lire. The
block ON Main and Delaware streets was
completely destroyed. The fire, in lis
work OF dire destruction, burned the post
Office fixtures aud about $3.50 worth Of
goods owned by Mr.. j. G Buster, post
master.
4 saloon aud drug store owned by W.
H.. Cockruin, and a barber .hop, With all
the goods and fixtures in each place, were
totally destroyed
W. n. Cockrum had some Insurance ON
hi, property, but } e. Buster had none
The fire was undoubtedly thc work Of an
inrendiary
Miss Jennie Scott Wilson, the little Or
ator and elocutionist, Is ~ our city and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04
THE TORONTO FIRE.


s Million Dollars worth of Property Ito
duced Ia SmOk" aud Ashes.
ToRoNro, ONr., Aug. 8.-'l'hc FIRE last
night was the most destructive that ever
occurred Ia this city. An hour after it
broke out in the eighth story of the
glucose factory the flames extended Tor
hall mile along the south side of the
Esplanadc. Scores OF vessels OF all
kinds were moorcd at the docks, and all
were destroyed Henry Wort, private
wntchman persisted in the flames The
most exciting scenes were on the crafts
nj the docks. The crews were cut oif by
the lire from the docks, and a. the vessels
caught fire they were forced 20 jump into
the water aud swim for their lives. so
rapidly did the lire spread that the small
bouts were consumed before they could
be launched, and the sailors In the water
had TO depend upon their own strength
until tugs from the outside could pick
them up. As II WIS many Of them were
badly scochcd, IL H. feared many OF them
fatally. The loss or insurance cannot yet
De given, but the luss Is estimated az Oyera
million dollars. Tho works were valued
AT S250,OO0. The schooner Annie Melroy,
valued al S3u,GOu was burned To the
waters edge Among other buildings
. burned were number OF lighthouses,
Abbott Sons umber-yard. James &
fCo.s undergrad, t'ufrie, Mar
tin s Co.'S boiler works, the Corporation
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04
NiINt1pI.N

Np0cIaI ~ The GNLctic.
MINEotA, TEN, Aug 3.-Death has
claimed two of our most esteemed ladies
ON last Thursday night Mrs. j. f. Bridges
departed this life She had suffered
from consumption for several years. A
devoted husband and three little children
mourn her death.
This morning Miss Mollic T.. Moblcy,
eldest daughter of DIR. J.. \. Mobley. died
after Il short illness of typhoid malaria.
She was an excellent young lady and an
ornament to society. Both families have
the sympathy of the whole community in
their bereavement.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04
|IGHTFUL CASE
Of a Colored Man.

5 fearful case of blood poison In
,,e,ied by some OF the best phN-i-
N lh,. a, They used the old remedies
n ma Potash, which brought on
~ I'd impalrcd my digestive organs.
wv y, T., ~ me- was swollen and full of pain.
~ ssa,,lhle condition. when had hccu
M nv physicians, who had seen
49, W. az Inc medicine In other cases,
ia,tus-,nid be- d splendid time Ia test the
4 s,,FI'. specific. when commenced
F'w sS the physician said | could not
4 ,r,et. undcr The ordinary treatment.
4 s,.sI,o give me the medicine strictly
M Il iir,rtlons, which continued for
is..s,hs took nothing else. aud com
4 n 6enniyc from the fret. Occasionally
is,,e 4 bscksct from imprudcncc. soon
.s~silsnl left me, my appetite became
srdfhe Ulcers, which the doctor said
i mc.t frlghiful he had ever seen, began
,sJby the lst of october, 1854, was II
s,rsin. am stronger now Than lever
~ And weigh more. | have not failed
Ia IN duty since that time, being en-
N ihe oil warehouse of Chess-C arley
a. ihsye been, and still am, doing some
4. ,siest work any man ever did. aud am
ssn.wer any question that may be asked
,rhst ease. Swift's specific has saved
a al early grave. -
LEN MCCLENDON.
a Co., April Is, 1855.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04
REUNION


al persons visiting Fort Worth during the of
the reuon invited visit
gains in goods mentioned below ell
them call Before he Thankful he had
will through
opinion that the decision had would
confederate Gems Johnston and 'uckncr should thai
Nent '"Nehd should name the others. THOMAS
Advertising Editor hast Go
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04
w ollor bNrsnlns b asy good..

We offer bargains In dry goods
100 pairs Grcyiock plaid glnghams, at l0r.
There has been grcat many OF them sold IN
Texas this year In The high.p priced stores At sOc.
tut our price T. unlt 0V They are tine goods.
kinds
We oacr printed linen lawns at l5c. sold hy
othcr stores at 2OO.
We are selling out the balance Of our stock of
parasols al cost, and they are going fast
We are offering bargains In hlcachcd sheet
ing and .hirtlng,
We are offering II pieces of lace hunting at
lor,; the usual price is eN,, We have an he
Culurs
Ncoucr bargains In ladies' corscts. our to-,
corset Is good one. Our s3c corset H. NcrN
good
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04
CHASE TRADING CO., 3O4 Houston st.

gave an entertainment at the NJ. H.
church, South, Sunday night Miss Will
son is only nine years old and il truly
one of natures prodigics.
quite number of our citizens are 20.
Inv over To The Fort tomorrow to attend
the reunion.
Ex-senator \. l.. Mallock of Montague
Is dom" our city Tor a few days
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04

vd'lendon has been in the employ OF
|r.-Carley company for some years, and
iie above statements Ia he true. N the
Aegan taking Swifts Specific he was in
and ut my solicitation his
nm with :. :. :. was undertaken by u
Ian aiier several others had declared his
\ X hopelessly incurnblc. lie took moth
hSs.S., and has been ~ sound a. Il new
sd several months. regard his cure
b nlitcul0us.
W. II. CROSBY, Manager.
Chess Carlcy Co., Atlanta Division.
nia. Ga April Il, 1855.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04
A DARING BURGLARY.
\ Masked Man Makes Away Win Jewels
and Cash.

\ Masked Man Makes Away Win Jewels
and Cash.
ST. pNL, MIN, Aug 3.-A masked
burglar, with whom Manager Oaks had II
terrific struggle Sunday morning, raided
the residence of Hon. W Il. Merriam
SUNDAY morning, seized Mrs. Mcrriam's
mother violently by the wrist and fired a
pistol TO mtimidatc her lie met MI
Merriam in the hall covered him with u
pistol aud made him point out his money
He took some diamond stud shirt-buttons
aud a gold watch, all valued at $500
Then he coolly walked out oil the front
door, masked, and there i noclcw except
tile description rs TO his size.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04
CIAI,i,NDoN.

correspondence OF the Gazette.
CLARENDON, TEN, July Goa stray
ing band of kiowaS came into town TO.
day They seem friendly and say they
want to visit the cattle ranches They
nave u pass to hunt buffalo, of which
tliry know as well as we there are none
IN the country. They want the usual
recommend as 10 Character and cheap
good lngin.n
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nAII,Il
special 10 thc Galctle.

special 10 the Gazette.
BAIRD, Tn, Aug. 3. Fifteen cars of
INC beef cattle passed through Baird this
morning On route TO Chicago.
Mr.J II. Bowman, one of our popular
day operators AT the depot, has resigned
MS position for a short rest. Mr.. j. +.
Macombcr of Cisco takes his place
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04
CAUTION

i.urcr. should not confuse our specific
Ae numerous limitations. substitutes,
and Mercury mixtures, which are gotten
ell not on their own merit. but ON the
|OlOar remedy. IN imitation is always q
lad s cheat, and they thrive only as they
Inlrom The article initiated.
SHELBY all druggists,
il,e on Blood and skin Disease, mailed
ssn1 SPECIFIC CO., Drawer 3, ATLANTA.
n Y ~ ". sd Il.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04
rorTsnoI,o.

special 10 the Gazette.
PorrsboRo, Ten, Aug, 8.--Thc camp
meeting at Georgetown closed last night.
Inc man who was cut here few dnys
ago is in critical condition, his arm
having mortified Il win have Ia bc
taken OF.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04
BOWIE.


special to The Gazette.
Bowlh, TEN, Aug. 9.--'rhe camp-mcct.
ing started some three weeks since, three
miles southwest of here, * swelling into
good proportions, and attracting many
people from the town aud country arounj
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04
Very Easy. Indeed.

care YOU papa's boy"
eyes, SIR
'llut how can you be papa, boy and
mammals at the same tImcyn
CATER q pausel "Can'ta nice carriage
have Two horscsgn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04

sp p', After dinner the young solks
NAG u nice dance in the old ljryan honse
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-04
STATE NEWS.

gatherings from over the state Reported
Special, FOR The Gazette.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16

the land included in such application.
Sec. IA. That after any applicant, his
heirs, devisee or assign has made proof
of occupancy Of the land applied for
AS herein required, and has paid FOR
the came, the state treasurer shall for
ward said application with the proof
of occupancy and the receipted ohliga-
ton to the commissioners of the gem
eral land office, who shall upon receipt
thereof issue TO the applicant, his
heir, devisee or assignee, "a patent for
said land.
Sec 10 That the state shall furnish
to the respective officers all necessary
books and blanks for carrying the pro-
visions of this act into effect.
Sec rs That nothing in this act
shall be so construed as To prevent any
applicant living on land for which he
has made an application and to which
ne has not perfected title, to transfer
by warranty against his own acts any
portion of said land for church, school
or cemetery purposes o. the right OF
way OF any railroRd across said tract.
Sec. IL That all persons who have
been actual settlers In good faith prior
TO the passage of this act, upon any OF
its lands heTeinbefore mentioned, and
who have inhabited and improved the
same and erected dwelling thereon,
and makes affidavit thereto, aud
proves the same before the county
Judge of the proper county by the ties
timony of two creditable citizens, resi-
dents of the land district wherein
such improvements are located, shall
be entitled to purchase at the mini
mum figures fixed by this act any
| number OF acres. not TO exceed $40 and
I not less than 100, to include the resi-
| dence of such settler
Sec. IS That all lands belonging u
the fund hereinbefore namtd, until
sold as hereinbt fore provided, and ex
| cepting those heretofore disposed Of
permanently or for "A term, shall evel
remain public common, only TO be &C
quired according to the provisions Of
this act
Sec 10. That the commissioner o
the general land office and the state
treasurer shall make all rules for Civ
ing full force and effect TO the forego
ing provisions,
See. 20. That all laws and parts o
laws ia conflict herewith be and tn
same are hereby repealed.
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TLAND.
The Grand Ju,y at work-cattlo suf-
fering Greatly.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
EAsTLAHD, TEX, Jan. l4--Distrlct
court isetill in session here. The grand
Jury have not completed their work,
but they have been In session ten
days. The grand jury had an invest.
eating committee appointed to inves-
ligate the county records, finances,
etc, and they have been In session six
days, but have not made their report
to the court yet. Fear and trembling
pervade the systems Of some lest mall
feasances De found.
The case OF Eastland county against
the suTeties OF Lance n McIIacheTn,
courthouse contractors, was called last
Monday and a change OF venue taken
by the snreties on the bond sued on,
This 10 suit that has created "A great
deal of excitement and anxiety. The
courthouse has cost the county nearly
Si5, 900 when all dues are paid, and the
Taxpayers cannot Imagine how this
| thing can be. The acoustic arrange
ments are 30 bad In the courtroom
! that person speaking ia II makes 8
sound like whistling in jug OK shot
I fhtilDB III u tfORs luS luubt kDN blph
and left the grand jury 10 preside yes
| teEday.
The schools and churches are in q
prosperous condition, each being fur
nished with an organ by the Ladies
1 Aid society with money made up by
the Contribution society, ~ II Ia called
At this place.
The town is noted for It's pious PEG
pie and the absence of litigation amonl
the citizens. Our district cOuIA rarely
ever lasts over three weeks.
The depot Ii about four hundre'
yards from the public square
and the courthouse crowns th
eIninenee IN picturesque beauty, q
seen from the depot and surrolndin
subuFbs OF the little city. Thre
splendid church buildings can he see
10 the background.
We hear 81 ELK applicants who az
circulating petitions for the Eastlan
poatoiiiee. It 10 getting to b. qulte
lucrative office, and men strive for
like q hungry kltien would for aplon
mouse.
. Eteek-cattle II Is feared, Will die |
0 thtnsanda w this section durll
+ March. They are beginning 70 ca
z IN now Ia great nuubsfB.
4 fcRstland Is alndog. destitute OF la'
yeTs and doctors.