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The San Francisco call., 1896-03-08

to tell at once at what lighthouse a certain
tooi is located so that it can be obtai ned
without delay. It is known Just what
amount of material is required to keep
each lighthouse in perfect condition, and
If a keeper requires more he must give a
good reason for doing so.
The buoys not in use are allowed to lie
outside on the wharf, but each one of them
has to be Kept account of. There are all
kinds and all colors-whistling buoys,
bell buoys, lamp buoys and red. yellow
and blue buoys, some plain and some
striped. There are dozens of the large,
half-globe shaped pieces of iron that are
used as anchors, weighing all the way
from a few hundred pounds to several
tons. The smaller sizes are used for bays
and rivers and the larger for holding
whistling buoys out in rough water.
All of the supply buildings are painted a
pure white. In addition to landing place
for the lighthouse steamer Madrona the
wharf has float for small boats located
behind a section OF the wharf so that the
water never gets rough except in very
are cut off from the rest of the world as
they have no means of communication ex-
cept small boats in which it would not be
safe to venture.
There are very few visitors to Goat Island
Notwithstanding its nearness to San Fran
cisco, and those who do go are mostly peO-
pie who have business or those on some
semi-official excursion. During the month
of October last year there was not single
visitor to the island and less than hun
dred during the whole twelve months. On
January /, 1895, the Government put large
visitors registers in each lighthouse on
the coast so as to make an estimate of the
amount of interest the public took in such
institutions. AT the rate at which the
Goat Island book is being filled new one
will not be needed for thousand years.
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he was made to stand on a box DR. barrel
placed on the end of the wagon.
AT signal from the man in charge of
the hanging, the horses attached to the
wagon were whipped up and them an paid
for his crime against the opinions of the
community. If the offense had been very
serious the occasion was enlivened. by the
offended populace drawing their six
shooters and filling the swinging body
with bullets. On several occasions fights
occurred and it was necessary to make
turbulent members of the party take their
places beside the first man hanged.
1t is said that over forty men have
passed into eternity from the largest limb
of the hangman's tree. But that is not
all the old tree has been silent witness
to. On one occasion man had been exc
cuted just as a party of his friends, who
believed him innocent, came up to rescue
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A NATURAL GALLOWS.

Oak Tree In Calaveras County on Which
Forty Men Have Been Hanged.
On level tract of land close to the side
of the old road between Milton and Cop
peropolis, in Calaveras County, is still
standing a venerable oak that earned for
itself in early days the title of "Hang-
mans Tree" And it well deserved the
name, Judging by the stories told by some
of the ''old-timers. Not many men living
to-day recollect things that happened
when the old tree was doing its lest to
give justice to horse-stealers and murder
ers who did not "shoot in self-defense,"
according to the ideas of the men who sat
in judgment. The late Captain Weber of
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little value to shipping, as 1t cannot be
seen by vessels entering or leaving the
harbor at night.
At the time the lighthouse was estab-
lished the island was used as military
post. Five acres of the southeastern por-
ton were allotted to the lighthouse, and
that has since been sufficient for all needs.
The buildings that can be seen to-day are
those originally erected, and there has
been no change in their arrangement. The
residences are on high point of the island,
and the lighthouse and fog-signal are over
a hundred feet below. The grounds are
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Will Discuss the Charter.

The quarterly meeting OF the Merchants AS
sociation, which viii be held in Beethoven
Hall on the 18th inst, promises to be well at
tended. The principal subject for considera-
tion will be the new charter The members of
the Board of Freeholders, who framed the
charter have promised TO speak upon the fol-
lowing subjects relating thereto: "The Char
ment," l. j. Truman; FINANCE and Revenue"
Colin NJ Boyd Executive Department" G. II. .
Umbsen; Legal Department" II. n. Clement;
"Public Works" Irving N. Scott; Schools and
Libraries" /" William +. Gibson; police Depart
ment," George T. Marye Jr.; Fire Depart
ment," NJ. H. Hecht; Health Department
DR.. j. A. Anderson; Election Department"
Louis Sloss Jr.; "Civil Service" J. J. O'Brien.
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HAT ELASTIC, round, in black only.
1c Yard
LION HEAD SAFETY PINS, sill
vered, one dozen on paper.
Sc Paper
COTTON ELASTIC, 1 inch wide,
white only. Reduced to
Sc Yard
PENCIL BOXES, plain wood; PEN
holder, lead and slate pencil go
with it.
SO Each
BELTS, leather and canvas, entire lot
Of odds and ends to be closed.
&c Each
PENCIL TABLETS, unruled, inch
thick.
&c Each
LACE SHELF PAPER, 10 yards to
piece, blue, yellow and white.
PICTURE FRAMES, cabinet size.
1Oc Each
SILK HEAD RESTS, cord and tas-
sells, assorted colors.
15c Each
TRAY CLOTHS, white. hemstitched,
15c Each
PROGRESS LEAD PENCILS, nickel,
tipped with rubber, for cents.
zoe Dozen
CRUMB PAN AND sCRAPER,
nickel-plated; will close at
25c Set
DENIM TABLE COVERS, SO inches
square, stamped to order.
25c Each
PILLOW SHAMS, hemstitched, white
lawn, 80 inches square, stamped.
65c Pair
LADIES' DERBY GLOVES, tans and
English reds, sizes from 51a to 712.
Csc Pair
NEW IDEA PATTERNS-Just re-
ceived, new patterns for skirts,
shirt waists and outing jackets;
every pattern same price.
10c Each
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Advertising for Skin.

Myrtle Bruna was severely burned sew
eral weeks ago, and the burns will not
heal.
Her physicians to-day advertise in the
newspapers for a dozen healthy men who
will be willing to furnish small pieces of
their skin for the purpose of grating over
the little girls wounds.
The doctor says he will require 100
square inches of epidermis to cover the
wound. The Bruna child is in weak
condition. and unless volunteers respond
as requested, she cannot live much
longer.-Marinette (Wis.) correspondence
O Chicago Tribune.
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The ladies have the right of
way to our Domestic Depart
ment.
WHITE NAINsooK, ~ inches wide, small
patterns
Special. Yard, &c
AMERICAN SHIFTING PRINTS. big vari-
ETY. patterns, light and medium colors.
Special, Yard, &c
COTTON CHEvIoTs, 27 inches wide, heavy
quality, checks and stripes, dark colors.
Special, Yard, &c
BLEAcHED MUSLIN, SO inches wide, soft
Special, Yard, &c
NEW WASH DIMITY. 81 inches wide raised
cord, light and medium colors.
$50 and 1870 Yard
SCOTCH TENNIS FLANNEL, 81 inches
wide, wool filling, value 25c.
Special, 1890 Yard
NEW ART DRAPERIES crepe effects, tin
scled with pretty floral designs
Special this week. 15c and 2Oc Yard
NEW LINEN EFFECTS, 29 inches wide,
solid colors, raised cord, variety OF patterns.
1215c, 15c and zoe Yard
NEW MADRAS CLOTH, 80 inches wide,
extra fine quality, soft fnish pretty for
waists and dresses.
15c Yard
NEW sATEENs in all new and desirable pat
terms figured Persian effects and stripes.
15c and 1Sc Yard
LINEN SWISS, 80 inches wide, colored dots
on lnen-colored ground.
Yard, soc
NEW DRESDEN ORA perry, 36 inches wide,
white stripe and dots on Swiss ground with
floral designs.
YARD, 25c
BLEACHED NAPKINS, odd lots fine quality,
slightly soiled.
22x22 inches, were So so; special. 50 90 dozen
25x25 inches, were 81 90; special So 95 dozen
27x27 inches, were SIS and $6; special $3 80 doz
BLEACHED TURKISH TOWELS, 21x4O
inches value 81 rs.
Special, $1.25 Dozen
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CLOAK DEPT.

We had expected to show a
complete department of these
goods tomorrow, but recent
storms have delayed freight
Shipments. Ordinary stores
would call our present stock a
big exhibit, but ours is not an
ordinary store. We ask you to
inspect the present collection.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-08

The following are among the recent ad-
ditions to the London Geological Societys
Gardens: One green monkey, two bonnet
monkeys, two puff adders, two leopard
tortoises. four pranticoles, four marbled
ducks. one Southern River hog and two
pOlecats.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-08

UT was not until the year 1875 that the
United States Government estab-
llshed lighthouse on Yerba Buena,
IN or what was then known as Goat
Island, and it became necessary then
on account of Improvements in the Oak
land ferry service. Up to that time there
was but one line of boats, and they made
hourly trips only. The pier where they
landed extended more to the south than
the present one and much further into the
bay, so there was no need of running close
to the island. The light is practically of
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SILKS.

SILKS.
Your "some time" Is here.
You've always had a secret
hope that some time you could
afford a new Silk Waist.
eRos DE LoNpREs SILK, /. fancy waX
effect on q three-toned colored ground, 20
inches wide, light and dark colors
Price, s1.25 Yard
GROS DE LONDRES SILK, dainty little
lovers knots scattered over tricolored
ground, in Is colors, 21-nch.
Price, S1.25 Yard
GRos DE LoNDREs, floral designs scattered
promscuously over a three-toned scroll
worked ground, l2 coors, 21-inch.
Price, 81 .25 Yard
GRos DE LONDREs, large floral designs ona
threetoned ground, very stylish. 20 shades.
Price, 81. 90 Yard
GRos DE LoNDREs, fancy floral designs on a
tricolored ground. 19 inches wide
TAFFETA SILK. good, stiR, heavy quality,
black stripe on changeabe grounds, a very
striking material for skirts an exceptional
value, seven shades, including black.
Price, 81. 90 Yard
FIGURED TAFFETA, marrow yellow stripes Of
dainty floral designs a three-toned
ground, for waists, 10 shades, 10 inches
wide.
Price, 81 90 Yard
FANCY PLAID SILKS, new creations in
Canela Plaid Silks, broken effects In new
colorlngs very heavy, 20 inches wide.
Price, &1.5O Yard
FANCY TAFFETA, 10 inches wide, heavy
quality, was Toe
Special Sale, sec Yard
FANCY TAFFETA, 20 inches wide the best
line of novelty silks ever offered for the
money. All new.
Special Sale, 76c Yard
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LADIES' ALLwooL TAN CovERT-CLoTH
SUITS, 512 yards skirt, "a inches Jacket
doube-breasted loose front, cheap at $l2 80.
This suit will be on sale Monday only, as
we have limited quantity and cannot re-
place them.
Our Price, S7.5O
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go LADIES' SILK VELVET CAPES. lined
with black silk "a inches long, chiffon col
lar regular $l6 so cape. Our price
leader
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A DRY GOODS STORE FOR ALL!
The largest and Busiest One on This Coast
sieSt One on This Coast.

Het th We goosor III medium "Thh las n
ride here" meet DrG k showed better adud udgne1i in its
Dof a tEa "a Hht hh
stock nearly department SCp sSm lit etc. he HeN
in * ngaheri is here A to our
prices d there's a pofo orayatHA
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FURNISHINGS.

+ URNlOAlNGO.
Specials this week in Ladies'
and Gents Furnishings. Some
thing for every one. Nothing
undesirable.
so DOZEN INFANTS AND CHILDREN's
LAWN BONNETS open work and corded
crown, full lawn ruche with lace-trimmed
rosette on top.
Special, Each, roc
so DOZEN CHILDREN'S LAWN HATS,
styles, coors white, pink and blue, embroi-
derry and ruftie trimmed, every one worth
Special, Each, soc
LADIES' COTTON VESTS, L. N, n. s.. ecru
color only Swiss ribbed, crochet edge on
neck, value 25c.
Special, Each, 15c
100 LADIES CARRIAGE PARAsoLs, COW
cred with SILK Gloria, good quality, solid
Special, Each, SOC
better grade-Special each, 75c.
100 LADIES' SUN UMBRELLAS, 22-inch
covered with black Union Silk Serge, good
heavy quality, Paragon frame, natural
wood anu all black handles.
Special, Each, 81 90
BOYS UNLAUNDERED NIGHTSHIRTS,
fancy colored corded edge, heavy muslin,
REINFORCED sh oulders regular SOC quality.
Special, Each, Sbc
GENTS UNLAUNDERED GOWNS, heavy
twillec muslin, REINFORCED shoulders, the
regular 75c kind.
Special, Each, Soc
800 DOZEN GENTS COTTON CHEVIOT
OVERSHIRTS, heavy, all patterns
stripes and checks, regular SOC grade.
Special, Each, $50
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NOTIONS.

We make every state
ment an honest one and
solicit your attention on
that ground.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-08

80 LADIES' CAPES, tan, trimmed all over
with brown BRAID high ruche collar of fancy
silk. This is a decided bargain at SO so.
Our price to start the season
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Our Price, $500

rs LADIES' JACKETS, in tan, high collar.
buttons on sides with two large pearl but
tons, strap seams in back, all lined with
printed warp, silk strap on sleeves. trimmed
with small pearl buttons, bargain at
$16 SO.
Our Price, $40. 90
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DRESS GOODS.

It's the bird with fine feathers
that gets pIucked first. An
early choosing from such
stocks as these is a privilege.
FRENCH NOVELTY sUITINGs, 40 inches,
crepe effects, swell colorings very new.
Price, $1.5O Yard
yet stylish designs, this seasons novelty, in
four colorings, 40 inches wide.
Price, S1.25 Yard
BISON CLOTH, in gray, brown and blue mix
lures, a. inches wide for outing suits, etc.
Price, $1.25 Yard
SILK AND WOOL STRIPE, very desirable
suitlng, Stoned color effects, 40 inches wide.
Price, S1.OO Yard
FRENCH NOVELTY, silk and wool mixed
fabric, ribbon-grass effects very exclusive,
Price, 81 90 Yard
REDFERN CHECK; small checks de-
sirable now, very modest A inches wide.
Price, $1.OO Yard
BICYCLE CLOTH, 45 inches wide, in tan,
gray brown and blue mixtures, the correct
bike CLOTH
Price, 75c Yard
NOVELTY SUITING. SO inches wide, a small
silk thread running through richly col
ored ground.
Price, 75c Yard
FIGURED MoH AIR, 40 inches, swell pat
terms, desirable colorings.
Price, 5Oc Yard
THE new SPRING CATALOGUE.
We are promised 1T ready for mall
ing about March Is. This Catalogue
is for our distant customers. None
,,,lll be distributed in the city.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-08

, Some trade-bringing >
> specials to introduce >
> the department. Rev. >
y Citations in clOa k. y
> buying. >
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100 LADIES' TAN COvERT.CLoTH JACK
ETS, "a silk-lined sleeves, capped with
silk, double breasted loose front, "a inches
long, ripple back. This garment ust be
seen to be appreciated. Regular SO SO
jacket.
Our Price, 95. {
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DOMESTICS.

Men folks must stand aside.
The ladies have the right of
way to our Domestic Depart
mAnt.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-08

Your "some time" Is here.
You've always had a secret
hope that some time you could
afford a new Silk Waist.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-08

Specials this week in Ladies'
and Gents Furnishings. Some.
thing for every one. Nothing
undesirable.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-08

ia ,,cc,. pn, l,r r,ly out In Thrco
NJ ,,o,',i "
"'ufIs
Now York. Nay Tue gymnasium OF
the N.w Manhattan Athletic club was
,,,u ri,I ,.,i,h, Win nm ,nurcrtni!oo
~
crowd TherH wsre three bouts ON the
irogramlmc the principal one OF which
- ,,,.l,...., .,,,,t nt,,t M r.,,., ,onf,.hfs
N, & XII Al, ~. a,,I HIM i,aiv nf IuC
f'Ic
~ rre, ,,aliu,trnrv hour was batwrcn
,l,,,t,,,. i.,',i,r ~ lsr,,l,l,.n n,I MIR,
tl NJ york .i.'i rnt,nds NJ,
II .,,naa Na'lcr Won
.l ,.,,,,'a AMI, Ii,I NaIplarloa.i
. . So, -, r, L. Nlnliit1 ~ itns.
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EVENTs AT rAYlOR.

Taylor, TeNls Moy The unfinished
three minute pacing mile heat, three in
i've. postponed from yesterday evening.
was anc.dpd III the first heat this evening.
I,oycAe won, School GIL second. Little
lbick THIRD.
ironing. half mile heat. three In five.
Williamson county horses. . and 3-ycar-
ol!s-l 'irs; h.ct. Aluont won. parnell, Jr..
second Jakf' thira time - Second neat,
AIM at Won, LAKE second. rarnell. Jr.,
th.ld. ,me $50. 'rhiid heat. Ainont Won.
.i"l,e second, Parnel. In, third time l.';Y.
I;innias hall milo dash = Beulah l.,
one More, Billin Time .-G..
kimluu-. lnroc furlonss Josephine,
Mai.du, Baby III Time -.
Special pony race. quarter mile dash
Eon, CLIP, J.m. Time ;2J9,.
Inc bicycle races resulted as follows.
Professional hnlf milo oprn--G. l.. Solo
noA won, Lloyd Wilmans second. Time
ISL.
class y. half mile opcn-E. ioren won.
rraV sl.ow second, Z. philips third. Time
one m!e handicap. professional VIII
tnaua 90 yarasl won. Parker second. TINE
'ae nile. handlcap, class A--Boren won,
Shaw q yari!sl second. Phillips t55 YARDS
thirl. fire 2.il.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-08

The manager of the Houston Clearing
House reports the bank movement at
Houston for May as sj3i5.G.
At the Temple Beth Israel divine SER
vices for the Sabbath day viii begin to-
night Mt 1880 and tomorrow morning Mt 10
o'clock
Al J. Easton was arrested lns. night on
n charge Of embezzlement preferred by
the Cawthorn Tailoring COMPANY for
whom he was a travelling s.,es'nun
Carl, the infant son OF jesse T. Scope.
who died yesterday. viii b" buried this
morning in Hollywood at 10 o'olocls from
the family residence. No. 1918 Cont street.
Webb encampmcnt. No 49, l. o O. T.,
will meet tonight In odd i'elowa hail
There viii he work In the first, or pa,ri-
archal. degree. Visiting lutriarchs are
welcome.
Mrs II. s. Watson died Yesterday after
noon at her husbnnd'f residence CORNER
st. Charles and Jefferson streets. Her re-
mains will be shipped this morning to
Wallis for burial.
ihe annual picnic OF the Tahernnc!e
Methodist Sunday school VIII br held Sut-
urtluy MT the Dny's Bayou Gun club
purk The school and their friends VIII
meet at tho church ut O'Clock aud "a
out TO the picnic grounds In wagons, bug
Eies, etc.
There will be meeting OF the Sixth
Ward Democratic club tonight al Muon-
ster's hall on Washngfon street ~
democrats who desire 10 httenn are IN,
vited, and as business Of Importance wil
come up it is desired that every member
0tfeud
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MISS VIOLA d. nAREsHlpn.

New orleans picaYunc. May Z
\ large nunbcr of mourning friends
worr at the II n'rlosk Southern racifn
trahl Yesterday morning to await the ar
rival Of the dead body OF u lady we'l con-
uocied. mud whoar family arc old res
druts Of Kew orleans Miss Nloln II.
Earrshilc. who died in houston. r.y T..
nn Moniny ov,ning. 'rh" body wnS liuugnt
h,r,. for intormpni. nini from the southern
liAvnr depot - large concours- OF filendr
followed the luu.iM mach to Greenwood
cemetery Mhrr" tho last resting place
NC K,N. l,r Avcs of Cnrst I.plscopnl
rh6rth i,ou.tnu, 4 yas. conducted rae
funeral scryiv,s at the family residence
in iluuston. nnl thr ltighi itev. IN. l"i'.
oiN.l - ths C,iy rnuinctrd tho iuuorh
gtrVlcoH nt til" = aye irrr,
MisA gareYhiio was native of this city
ard WA, - lau,htor of john II, li.rranllc
and spcn, most Of Ter No here Thu
fAmil, moved TO uouaton, Texas, nlou'
two YEARS arn. and have resided thef,
| sin,o Unit ilwe
81 lis Nlo,a WAS mos, loyable aNi esll-
nith.- Young lady SAe wun ~ Years old
| AMI waa M. idll Of the family hom'
cts,-ir, and h,r death Is q sna aifliclipn
not only 10 t.-r Immediate mentors uf tht
| tniniiy. hut to her many ftiends both "a
| New orleans aud Ia lionston
1 1l'r Nonue lady had hr"n SUFFERING frow
| uasal aff.icfion FIR some iimo, and oil
| last Mortiy was to undergo an operation
m Mnllcn ot iiomst"e lerfotnied ne ep.
| GRAFTON nnd In McrHf of tho same city
adm uisi,rfh the chluroform. Sn" mover
recovered, and many mourn her un'i'no.S
isutn
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Personal MENTION.
Alexander woldert of Tyler is


Alexander Woldert OF Tyler Is In the
city.
Robert c.. West, n lending member Of
the Austin bar IL in the city
Robert n. Rrahan. travelling representa-
tive of the State penitentiarics. Is III the
city.
Mrs. Burton and Miss burton and Mrs
III H. johnson went to sour Lake yesier-
day for a stay of week.
DIR. Sidney smith has returned from
phi.adelphia, where he has been pursuing
his medical studies ut Jefferson Medical
college :.
Mrs Ed. FlueIlen. Miss Alice Powell
and Miss Minnie Ross have returned nom,
z after a visit to friends at Navnsotl nnd
Courtney.
Mrs. M. r. Bauer Western Union OPP
orator al the brunch office at the lnwlor
hotel. has returned from WISH 10 iriehus
B ~ Groveton.
n. j. Teagarden. one of the best known
8 travelling men who makes the IeNas ter
. ritosy is q guest at the Law.or ut!er an
abseHce OF several months In the Atlantic
States.
A !. Nixs I,ottie Angel will leave tonight FOR
ieP hor11xD ~ Corrigsln after WISH W inns
y efty. eho will be accompanies ny met
NJ ~ idmother, NrA Adams OF tnis CITY
X. RI VIII spend some time ~ Crr'sah'
cikv Aasessor and Collcctpr 'us naa,a g
& ~ IN NJ night fer Aes Angeles
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Tl,lI.D To ESCAPE.

An Alleged rorrer, WHOM pdfectcd Gives
I.cs liail
q. L. Nreout was arrested lnsi nleht or
the charge of forgery. II IH alleged
against him that hr fcrsci tn nnmo o.
r. H. Grihh,c ON tor sliGo and 'h' "thoi
for gas, lie brought goods and ugriN'd
lncl tho ,lifi'rrnv' IN cash at IL" stores
IL H. Inncus and NJ ,;imhel an teaercs-
avunuo oppes,le tne nHikfi h9is' Ailn'
tho uansa, tons hnd about boon cont
pl,icl however. the Iof"k"rpetN fVhnl
gu, ma, the checks werc wotthl,ss nn'
they interrupted To capture Nus"nt NJ.
gent took to his heels and - crowd loin''
In tho pursuit.
nffiror Townsend was standing near thu
corner - Preston and Travis and Ehrf
Nurcnt attempted Ia rush ly he ErthNr,
him Iloih M had u foll IA tho stree.
hut p'firer rownsend hold on 10 iiis mar
ard lnulod him tn the cn,nhooso
Nurani IA enid 10 BE- = loromnt'Nr fire
man lut of lat" has hecn running an On
zine for the Acme Lumber company
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SlIEi.ilff"s DEPARTMENT.

Stolen short, heavy hny horse. one
white foot. w,t,to SPOT On head.
Gray h,rpo. years Ii hands small rope
on neck, email sore an back no brand
ahnd al around, s., reward
Known horse, star IN forehead. shod In
front, hraudri On one hip mud Mexican
brand on the other, srRra from wire outs
on foroirE~. = reward.
white hu.l foot, branded X CONNECTED
on loi, hip brand on LEFT shouldcr no,
known. ona wlrta hini foot. lons man,
he ,,,.e,,l s,,d,lin b,,,ht liam ljon Nnrth,
rnn. houston. and has his nnme IN II
metal stliuIs lenfher cove;ed. now hri-
die. owner utiora so reward for recover,
of all OF sln TOR horse.
Taken Tn ilappie gray horse S Years
y odnda NJ brand. anod all around, |, olSs
Ike livery horse.
s.ch Nnfs.. 10 hunds wh!ic spot IN
forehead aud on both shoulders shod al
aIoiiuu