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The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-17
THAT ROBERTS P. P. MEETING

The Gazette advertised a populist
barbecue and speaking to take
place at Roberts, yesterday, and
Kirk Bramble, its editor attended
and acted as secretary for the
meeting He told us this morning
that he was Populist, but editing
a Democratic paper, now.
The TEXARKANIAN had a repre-
sentative on the grounds, in the
person of Circuit Clerk j. V. Scott,
and the affair was such failure
that he refused to write it up, at
all, and with reluctance allowed
US to interview him. He states
that there was no barbecue nor
dinner on the grounds, except a
wagon load Of water-melons, and
the owner took them away, after
hearing Mr. D Ingram's "r ed-hot'
speech, declaring that no such
crowd could eat his melons The
melons and Dawes speech he said
were the events of the day, About
forty people were present, Mr. Joe
Tisdale was made chairman of the
meeting, j, j, Vogel and others
besides Mr. Ingram made speeches,
Reports of two committees were
received and adopted" says the
Organ" tthe Gazette, but as to
what said reports contained it is as
silent as the grave We suppose
that paper to be the Organ as it
was named and paid to give pub
llcity to the proceedings
ltappears'that the old third party
gang were there and fixed things to
suit. It Is said the club or party
was changed from Populist to ON
dustria League" In other States
this is the new party name, we
learn,
The people of Miller County will
bury these third party ollice.seekers
deeper than ever next year. should
they undertake to elect Il ticket.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-17
RED RIVER.

The river at The Texarkana 70 Ut.
Smith bridge was on a stand all day
yesterday, showing on the guage
25,S and this morning the guage
shows only 257 a (all'of one tenthV
An danger of an overflow Is now
averted and the river farmer Is
breathing easier The drift at the
broken and the logs aOd brush have
commenced to move, The Iron
Mountain bridge at Fulton will have
trouble with this mass of drift IL Is
feared, as II already has a large one
lodged against the piers at Fulton
When both bridges are free from
this accumulation OF logs, the Cot
ton Belt bridge at Garland City
will stand a good chance Of having
trouble with It, as IL goes down in
large body and nothing can turn
or check t. The officials Of the
Cotton Belt, however are prepared
to battle with II when It does
come and they may successfully
turn Il from the bridge,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-17
Monetary Statistics.

The following valuable and timely
statistics are compiled from the
World Almanac; see page l7l'
Gold and SILVER produced in the
United States since l8lQ, the year
of gold discovery in California,
total gold discovery 81, ,030, 300, 900;
silver, 81, 154,8l7575. Excess gold
over silver 1874, ,4S2, ,426, The mon
ey men talked at one time about de-
moneti2iug gold, because labor men
held it,
Total coinage at United States
mints since organized, 1903, gold
$l,Gl2, 4O5, 1916; silver $500, 020,203
Coinage in 1892, gold S3l, 49, 1223i
silver $l2, 2,Gll, ,O73.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-17
LOOK OUT FOR THEM.
Two Highwaymen Thought to be in
This City, With big Money
On Them.

Mr.. B, Cogswell, a farmer, was
robbed by two young white men, at
the point of a pistol, near Pine
Bluff, a day or two ago. They Sc
cured over sixteen hundred dollars.
We see from the Pine Bluff papers,
that the robbers were known to
have come into this city, on Cot
ton Belt passenger train. The
paper says in regard to the matter;
Conductor W. w. Alexander,
who took out No, 3 yesterday
morning, reported on his return
this morning that he had carried
two men answering the description
of the Jones to Texarkana, and
that he had put them off at the
T, p, crossing in that city. Mr.
Alexander said that while one had
entered the car at the depot here
the other had rode on the top of
the coach to the crossing and paid
his fare out of purse containing
only four silver dollars, borrowing
the balance from his companion. :"
The TEXARKANIAN reporter saw
marshal Stanley Edwards yesterday
evening and asked him if he knew
anything about the above. He pull
ed a description of the two men
from his pocket, and showed it to
the reporter and said; IF l had
received this on Saturday night !
would now have these two men in,
jail. | am satisfied ] ran upon them
at the spring near the Cot
ton Belt railroad track" He said
he would keep a look out and try
to catch them, but he feared they
had gone further into the state,
and the job would have to be looked
after by other officers.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-17
BOARD OF TRADE.
They Meet and Discuss the Advisa-
bility of Issuing an Adver-
tising Pamphlet,

Last night the Board of Trade
held an interesting meeting
Discussions we're had as to the
advisability of getting up and pub
fishing a nice book descriptive OF our
city and its trading facilities, and
scatter them over the country for
the purpose Of letting people see
our advantages and induce them to
come here and make their home,
1t was the sense of the meeting
that the committee order the work
done.
1t was also ordered that the staff
of the st, Louis Republic advertis-
ing car be invited to make a stop
here of couple of days.
The Board Of Trade has
about sixty members, half
have paid up their dues and
those who know they are behind are
requested to call ON Prof, Hays the
secretary, and settle at once.
Much good can come out of these
meetings for our city, if the mem
bers will only attend and put up
their assessments,
Our city is growing now, let us
put our shoulders to the wheel and
put the car of progress on high and
rocky ground.
Let every friend Of our city help
to make the stay of the st. Louis
Republic correspondents in this city
pleasant one,
The st, Louis Republic is read by
people all over the South and West
and has large circulation in the
East. They propose to write up
our city without price or cost. Let
us meet them when they arrive with
friendly hands and assist them all
we can in gathering up data for
their write up,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-17
Gas Burning All Day,

Magazine, July l2.-Last Satur-
day by request of citizens at pic
mic, held at the well being drilled at
this point for gas and oil, the man
ayers of the oil company piped the
gas some distance from the well
to avoid accidents, SET fire to the
gas and burned it all day to the
qualification of 5000 people who
viewed the same. 1t was wonder
full view to our people Experts
assert that the volume Of gas is
sufficient to supply fuel and light
for both Little Rock and Fort
Smith, Your correspondent is
advised that the company Is now
looking up site at which they will
erect rehneries and establish other
industries to utilize the oil and gas,
Our people are much elated over
the success attending their efforts
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-17

and all other prices in proportion.
Beached and Unbleached Domes-
tic, Cambrics and Sheetings at mill
prices.
We can save you 80 per cent dur
this sale by buying childrens' Lace
Caps and Hats from us,
80 dozen Boys Caps cut down from
35 to20c.
Ladies Swiss Vests for &C. 1Oc
quality for 6lc, 20c quality ll!c, 25c
quality for l5c, 35c quality for zoe,
SOC quality for 35c, Silk Vests for
47!c, regular selling price 85c,
All our Muslin Underwear will be
sold at cost of the maker.
Our Silk Mitts will be sold at a
large discount.
Fans will be offered at great re-
auctions.
Our Embrolderies to be slaugh-
tered during this SALE
We are going to break the Rec
ord at the prices we are going to
sell our entire stock Of Handker-
chiefs, and the price we offer our
Hosiery will be caution,
Whalebone, Sc dozen,
Curling Irons 23c.
Hooks and Eyes, lc for 2 dozen.
Side Combs and Hair Ornaments
at give away prices.
Umbrellas at a discount of 335
per cent.
Purses on hand must 90.
The foregoing is only a few items
Of our many bargains, and we want
to make this the Banner Sale of our
business career.
SHOESl SHOESl SHOESl
Our reputation for Fine and Styl-
ish Shoes is well known. We will
put on sale during this Clearing
Sale our entire stock of Infants
Chlldren's, Misses and LADIES'
Low Quarter Shoes and Slippers,
Every lady and child in the city
and country should take advantage
Of this Bargain Sale.
! CLOTHING, HATS AND GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS.
AS we need this room for other
branches Of business, for the COM
ing fall season, and having such Il
short time to close out these de-
partments, we will put these goods
on sale SO cheap that it will assure
Ius quick sales,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-17

The crime for which Mrs, Mary A..
Kettenring will be executed at
Fort Smith October has a paral-
lei in the State of Georgia, and, as
in the case OF Mrs. Kettenring, the
murderess has been convicted and
sentenced to be hanged, The Geor-
gia woman murdered her husband
with the assistance of two negroes
to whom she paid $40 each, while
Mrs. Kettenring hired two negroes
to dispose of her husband with her
assistance, These two women will
be hung and still the world rocks
along as bad as it ever was.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-17

The Dallas News of yesterday
said that the Attorney Generals
opinion did not effect the sale of
tickets for the prize fight, in the
least, It also says the talk at
sporting headquarters is to the
effect that the fight will certainly
take place, Today was the last day
in which bids was to be in to furn-
ish 100000 feet OF lumber to put
up the building, and there were
many lumbermen at Dallas to look
after their interest. Preparations
are gong on just the same, fight or
no fight.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-17

The Eleventh Texas Cavalry will
meet in Clarksville, Texas, on the
lst I'd and Sd Of August, in a re-
union, Among other things to be
done on these dates will be the bu-
rial of COL John G. Barks, killed at
Murfresboro, Tenn, His remains
will be removed from Tennessee to
ClarksviIle, The writer of this knew
Col, Burks well, and he was promot-
ed from captain to colonel for gal
lantry on the field, and should he
have lived through the war he
would have come out with gener-
ais commission, There are many
old soldiers in Bowie county who
followed behind him in the Eleventh
Texas Regiment, and who will be at
Clarksyille on the occasion mention
ed
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-17
District Conference,

District Conference Of the M; E.
church south will meet tomorrow at
Dangerheld, Texas, The following
delegates so from here, Rev. j,
W, Johnson, lN NJ Henry p, A,
Turner and Geo, Hoffman,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-17
For Rent

The cottage belonging to Mrs NJ
S, Ward on Vine Street aud State
Line, Is for rent Call at premises
for premises for plice. Z II tf
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-17
WINTER & SCn0TT'S
Great MID Summer Clearing Sale
FOR 10 DAYS ONLY,
Commencing Monday, July Is.
Prior to Stock-Taking.
Never before in the history of Dry Goods Clearing Sales
have prices reached the low level established in Bar
gain Sales We determined to close out every dollars
worth Of Spring and Summer Goods if prices will do it.
Prior to StoCk-T

Summer Silks at,..,,,,,.,.,l7lc
Kai Ki Silks at..,,..,....,...20 20
Solid Color Surah Silk at IL, cut
from ........,..,.....,,.,.50 50c
Small Checks Silk 273, cut from SOC
"a in, Black Gros Grain Silk Az, cut
from ,,....,,.,,....,.,.....,l0 l0O
"a in, Crystal Silk, all shades, 800,
cut from .,.,.,,,,,,..,.,,,05 SOC
Our Entire stock Cut Away Down to
Suit anybody.
~ in. all Wool Nun Yelling, woven
spot, 27!c, regular, price .,, 65c
| Case Figured Dress Challie at DC
/ Case Figured Lawn ..,..,,,,, DC
| Case Standard Brand Calico (nO
! case apron check Gingham &c
/ Case New Spriug Gingham Y.,, Sc
All our 10 and i2.c Gingham, sale
All our 20 and zoe Gingbam, sale
price, e,,,...,,.,,,, ...,,.,,, lZ9c
36 in, Figured and Striped Percale,
&c, former price. .,..,,..,,,.l0c
40 in. Figured and Striped PercaIe,
SIC, former price l5c
Figured and Striped Duck at &c,
regular price ,.,,,,,.,...,"ul0c
Figured and Striped Duck at 79c,
lOc quality
Our entire stock Of White Goods
will be on sale at prices regardless
OF cost,
Dotted Swiss, solid color Swiss,
Organdies and Muii Silk and Cot
ton, will be closed out 80 per cent
less than regular price,
Figured IDENTITIES l24c quality for
sc, i5c quality for l0c, etc,
Table Linens, Napkins, Towels,
Crashes, Fringe Table Covers and
Sets, will be sold at prices that the
cost of them will not be considered,
We must close out our stock OF
Lace Curtains on hand, if price will
do it. Our $l.25 Lace Curtains for
85c. Our&l,75 for Sl,l0, Our $3.50
Tor 81 65, aud 50 OH
Our Stock Of Plain and Fancy
Scrmes is by far the cheapest and
largest in the city, and they must
go,
Our entire line of Ladies's Shirt
Waists $l25, $l0O and 7jc quality,
Your choice for 25t as long as they
last,
Slaughter Of White Spreads, $l2l
quality SOC, $l,50 and $l,75 for $l,lC
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-17
Wo Koon the Rest

Bath, hair, tooth, nail and clothes
brushes handkerchief extracts,
toilet waters, soaps and all toilet
accessories,
~ SMITH DnUd Go,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-17

The great debate between Mr..
Harvey, author Of COINS Financial
School, and eX.Congressman horr
begins today It will be a battle of
the giants, Each man will be re-
n(orccd, and each has given long
and serious study to the question
- Memphis Commercial,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-17

Headquarters 1eXakdna Rifles.
General order No, /,
You are ordered to report at the
west side city hall, Friday night,
July 10th at 8 o'clock Business Of
Importance to be attended to,
W, II, HAYWOOD,
Captain.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-17

If you want the incest Of refresh.
ing drinks, with the best crushed
fruit nayorIngs, step in at Brengle
~ Buels, Z ~
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-17

Goto The Palace Drug Stole for
a toothbrush that will not shed its
bristles, a fine line to select from,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-17
WINTER & SOHOTT,
JObbers and Retailers.
Millor County Security.

Want a dozen $2bO0 loans on good
river plantations in Miller county
See VIM, A. Bomar, 6 10 I'm
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-17

The Palace Drug Store IS new and
complete, stock all fresh and quail
ity of everything guaranteed
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-17
In.nortant

Fine leweIry diamonds, watches
and slyerware, one Pnee Only at
Sig Heehts the reliable jeweler
9 1S tf
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-17
s1OOOO Cnsh IN SO or 40 DAVE,

On improved town or farm prop
ertN 60 per cent Of valuation, For
Information see VIM, A. Bomar,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-17
Save Money Monthly.

For the best proposition In build.
Ing and loan, loans or Investments,
see VIM, A, Bomaf, q ID In
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-17

II you want n second hand Rem.
ington Type Writer No 2, In fair
condition, call on Kirby n Kelley, In
the Byfne block, tf,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-17

Brengle g Buel's new Mexican
onyx fountain dlspenses the finest
Of corbonated drinks.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-17
sportsmen,

Sporting goods, GUNS, pistols and
cards at Sig llechts the
reliable ieweler 6 Is Il
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-17

Have your watches and clocks re-
paired by The old reliable iewleb
II Il, Sehuater, 1925
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-17

Fine boneless hams, lust received
at lluddle8ton Bros, meat market,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-17

S, M, Ragland's for the most de.
licious iced drinks,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-17

The Endeayors at Boston have at
last sung Home Sweet Home and
departed from the "bcan city"
The meeting Is said to have been
one of the largest christian gather
Inps ever had In the United States,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-17

For improved aud unlmproyed
farm lands, see Kirby ~ Kelly
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-17

Our Ice cream soda can't be beat
try II, BRfNobE BuEt'
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-17

Try that carbonated ice cold Dal.
by Springs water, IRON Sam Rag.
lands fine soda fountain, Z If
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-17
Wetmoro Truss.

The Wetmore Truss fits anybody,
pleases everybody, endorsed by all
and guaranteed
SMITH DRUd Co.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-17

Huddleston Bros have just re-
ceiyed A fine line of smoked meats
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30

A remarkable case 81 delirium tre-
meme, 10 Nebraska, from the use 81
strong coffee is interesting the physi-
clans Of that section. Mrs. II II.
Hanshsw. the patient, Is the wife Of a
farmer living a short distance from
town For many years she has been
addicted TO the use OF very strong coffee
IN excessive quantities, frequently
taking a. many as dozen cups 81
one meal Her nervous system has
suffered seriously as che result. sud on
several occasions she bas attempted 90
break If the habit, but without snc-
cess. A few days ago she resolved TO
make last desperate effort, and for a
zine managed 70 get along without
touching she seductive beverage. At
the end IL the second day, however,
her nerves were in a state Of almost
complete collapse, aud a few hours
later an attack Of what closely resem-
bles deiirium tremens set ia. The
physician called was at HFst deceived
by tie symptoms, but when the nature
III the case WAS explained to him he
said the disease was undoubtedly
caused by the sudden breaking of 81
the habit. The physoicians say her
recovery 10 doubtful. II IL regarded
as one of the most remarkable cases
on the medical records.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30

Increases the disc0mfort q the voyAgnf. But ssNn
when the weathag Is not tenpostnous he Is liable 10
aieknens They who tEareFaa ths s'gsgantic wot.
neus- should he provided vita Hcsaetters Stomach
nistara, wch quicts dsosdsrsa stomaeha win graft
0sng spsad and certainty. 10 he huFtiui lnAnsaus
q sFcpac, maAriona o. 300 sigoruua cr damp eli.
usaaa, we'll % ths hAaeIal effects o. anwhnis
asms dies and had water, u h reliable antiaota.
COMMERCIAL srAvaseru by ssa or land, marinsw. min
ssu western plonesss. and all wbo have . sneounssl
vicissltudss ~ climate and tsnperatore. eonCur Ia
proaoaHciax a ths best safeguard ltprevunta Fhuu
mAtiam and pulmonary attacks IN consequences d
damp and cold and IA rs eseisni dsionsa against
al forms Of malaria. u can BE- depended upon Il
dyspepsiA, liver and kidney trouble
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30

"Eo man" said the new woman
sternly. .shali kiss me 'eeptin' he's
the stronger Of the two; and dear
knows I'm weaker'n cat
The fact that water has been
turned into the Bruneau canal and
it is nov completed 10 Grand View,
means the making Of homes m
0wyhee county for a large number
Of families. Many acres Of fine az.
rieultural and fruit lands have by
this means been reclaimed from the
desert. When that canal is CON-
pleted 10 Castle creek, IL viii cover
land enough TO make a thousand
small farma. Already the water is
being utilized for extracting the
wealth from snake river gravel bars,
but II viii serve a greater purpose
IN making Il possible to establish
hundreds of comfortable homes.--
DeLamar Nugget
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
mo MEDICINE woMAN.

Last week the chiefs and head men
Of the Bannorks 10 the number OF
about twenty-five. headed By iha son
Of old Chief r. gee, met il Pooalello ~
the ofBAN Of A. W. Fisher and ratified
a solrnn convention by which they
elevated Mira A. w. Fisher 10 the dig.
nifty of @Mosher Of the Bannoeks'-
al honorary distinction rarely confer
red upon any woman. This honor i
conferred as a mark Of esteem and
confidence and il makes Mrs. Fisher
one Of Che chief advisers 20 the Ban
mock nation and gives her the righ, 10
SIC In al their councils and advire 10
al matters which may effect the we'll.
fare 81 The tribe.
II has long been well known fact
that Mrs. Fisher has had great intl1
ence with she Indians on this reserYa-
ton. She has lived among them and
knows them thoroughly, and her ele-
valion 20 the position Of one of the
chieftains 81 the tribe can not but 10
crease her authority and iEahuence aud
place her In a position where she can
gr atty benefit not only the indiana
hut che people oi Pocatello IS we'll.
IL would be oar impression that her
uew position waula amount 70 an adj
option into the tribe and that under
such circumstances neither Indian
Agent Teier nor the United States
government would have any right 60
order her 10 keep na the seseryation.
--Pocatelle Tribune.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
MovnrAn Hoan. oel 70, 1895.

The Eiiver knight. published a.
Washington. y. q, and edited by SEN
seor WIN. N. Stewart, Is su able and
fearless silver organ. la a recent H.
sue ne silver knight says. "The
Devil Of avarice ia nt home IN Wash
inEson. and 81 the myrmidens Of this
Rothschilds make this their common
stalking ground. We are posted, have
an army Of editors and workers - helr
as, and the scoundrels can't escape us
We will ventilate the scorndrels who
are destroying this country. We pro
pose 10 call thief thief, and when
we locate The man win put one baud
on his head and say, "thou art ths
mao"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30

Mr.. j. X. Fowler, secretary and
treasurer Of the C0rinne Mill, Canal
and Stock Co, OF CoriDne, Titan, in
speaking Of Chamberlain'a Cough Re-
medy says: II consider il the best 10
the market. have used many kiads
but find ChamheFlain's the most
prompt aud effectua1 In giving relief,
and now keep no other ia my home. I"
When troubled with \ cough or cold
give this NEEDY trial and we assure
yen that you will h'.mere than pleased
with the result. For sale by Z. w
smith, Drngaist-
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30

Dou't Tobacco spit or smoke ToaT Life
Away Is the truthful. startling tisle OF
= hook about MOTTO Bac. the harmless
guaranteed tobacco habit cure that
braces up nieotinized nerves. elimmi-
mates the nicotine poison, makes weak
n~n gain strength. sigor and manhood.
fon run 90 physical OF financial risk,
AZ No-To-Bac Is sold by druggists ev-
erywhere under = guarantee 70 cure or
money refunded. Book free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co, New York or
Chicago. r. W. smith, agent
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30

Fruits grown by irrigation find a
ready market Of the world. says the
Arizona Gazette. The flavor Of ihe
irrigated fruit Is more natural. ahe
juice more abundant and the quality
can act BE excelled. No better test Of
this fact can be made than The Denver
Eruit market There the eastern and
western iruits are sold On The same
staada, and ths irrigated fruits are
taken before The other products, and
ali classes Of people. eastern and west-
ern, remark upon the superiority Of
western fruits. The irrigated fruits
never lack for moisture at the proper
time. When the buds are swelling
She orchardiss puts Oh the water which
IA absorbed By she growing trees. AZ
tne blossoms come forth sufficient
vater 10 again supplied 70 make the
fruit form. and throughout the season
thsre Il 20 setback 10 the formation.
development and ripening of ihe pro
ducts. The foliage 81 an irrigated tree
u more lnxnFiant and hence its fruits
are more perfect and luscious.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30

The San francisco Examiner an
nounces the death Of Wesley George,
who In early days was well known il
Nevada Idaho and Montana. Itsays:
sCId Wesley George, who has beer
around race tracks in California longer
than most Of the people now living can
remember, died Oct 20. Nearly every
follower OF the horses knew George and
liked him. Years ago he had plenty
Of money, and would lend II 20 any
body. Recently he had not been so
prosperous. Nobody knows just how
old Wesley George was. Billy p
pieby, now q middle aged man. used to
work for him when be was boy and
thea George war an old man. He
aeyer talked much about himself. and
people got 70 used 20 seeing him
around the rnce track that il never
occurred 10 them to ask his age.
Years ago he came from s.'uth Carr
lima with bis brother, John George,
who owned at that time some Of the
most celebrated quarter horses in
America. Wesley used ~ ride for him,
and subsequently be became an Owner
himself. Although VII. George leaves
several grown up children his old
friends. the horsenen, win bury him.