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wAnNlNG no WEE REArnRs.

A Fine of over Five Hundred Dollars
Imposed at Georgetown.
TAYLOR, Texas March &.-Some SIX
weeks ago The Post reporter mentioned
the case Of ono Leonard Mattox, horse
trader. who when leaving town ana
about four miles IN the country, travelling
in a two-horse wagon. fell on his wife
with a rope beating her unmereifully'
throwing her and her two children into
tho road. and driving on leaving them
there The woman and children, aged
and years, walked back to Taylor
the latter barefoot in the cold month
of February, and on their arrival here
were assisted by the good people of the
town on their way 10 san Antonio. This
man Mattox escaped, but he came back
to Taylor last Wednesday, and upon
inquiring for the woman. whom he had
heard had been given a purse of money
here, the officers learned OF his presence,
and Deputy Marshal ArmAeld arrested
him 1Io was taken 10 Georgetown,
where he pleaded guilty to aggravated
assault and was fined ST. 10 should he
fail to pay the fine he will be compelled
to work for three years on the county
moor farm
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING.

Workmen Electrocuted and Burned on
the Roof OF "A Church
Guthrie, o, r., March GA curious in
cident happened near here last week, at
sarona, where the Baptist congregation
is building a handsome church surmount-
ed by a splre eighty feet high
Two men were hired to paint the splre
Saturday, while they We're giving the
finishing touch. fierce thunder storm
came up with a terrible clap of thun-
der, binding flash of lightning struck
the spire. knocking away the painters
and the scaffolding splitting the splre and
leaving Somers and Ford, the two work
men, on the roof dead.
TO add to the awful scene the clothing
of the men was ignted by the flash and
for ten minutes the bodies were seen
burning and smoking in midair. Rain
finally extinguished the flame and the re-
mains We're brought down eharred and
almost unrecognizable
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CAMP ROCrps - ~ =.

Caldwell, Texas, March 23.-The annual
election Of officers of Camp w. p. Rogers.
No. lac United Confederate Veterans. was
held here Saturday, and the following Off.
GERS ewere elected: Captain VI. l.. Wo-
mack commander; Il. b. Bell, first lieu
tenant; II. Il. McArther, second neuten-
ant; r.. G. Broaddus, third lieutenant; j.
r. Gross fourth lieutenant. Captain j
F, Matthews, adjutaut; y. p. Wauen.
quariermaster; w. H. Edmonds. commits
sary, w. 5, Laclley, chaplain. Dr. j. =
oUVer, surgeon L. g. Roland. treasurer.
- Arnold, sergcant-mRjor; w. Lady.
othcer Of the day. Evans Ellis. color ser
seant' George Lee videttc; W. +. Windie
and y. i. Moore, color guards
The Following delegates were elected to
inc reunion at Richmond. Va: Captain
Womack, William Lady, 4. p. Wallon. ~
r.: Windle, h. G; Broaddus, Il. q. Banks,
W, ); Laekey, Ed Arnold. f. $. Akin
Addison and T. NJ. Hunt
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
Bonds Submitted for Approval-Meetins
of the Printing Board.

Bonds Submitted for Approval-Meetins
of tho Printing Board.
Austin. Texas, March 2S-County Treas
urer Froboese of san Antonio arrived in
tho city today. bringing with him a, large
Issue OF BeNar county retundlng bondS,
which he submitted to the attorney gen
eral for Investigation and approval. The
bonds are as follows Court house and
Jail refunding bonds amounting to $751;
410 and Galveston, Harrisburg and san
Antonio refunding bonds amounting TO
$40. 600
TIL attorney general this morning an
proved for registration $4,000 worth Of
Gonzales county court house bonds.
THE PRINTING BOARD.
The State printing board was in session
this morning and approved Clarke &
Courts account for printing volume of
the Civil Court Of Appeals Report and
volume IS OF the Supreme Court Report.
They also ordered printed volume 9 of
the Civil Court Of Appeals and volume
"a of the Criminal Court OF Appeals.
The board adjourned until tomorrow
morning with a view of taking some
action on the proposition to buy the
state printing outfit of the Deaf and
Dumb asylum.
CHARTERED.
Chartered today; Postal Telegraph c.
bic Company of Tsxas; principal office
at San Antonio cpital stock, $1,000, 0O0
lncorporators; J. II. McLeary and r. W.
Stayton of San Antonio and A. c. Rus
sell of Lowell, Mass. Purpose, the con-
structio1 and operation of II telegraph
line in Texas and other States.
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THREE BOYS KILLED AT ONE TINE.
A Chiid's Neck Broken by Failing From IA
Passenger TraiD-A Little Girl
Crushed to Death.

Tyler, Texas, March 23.--Last night the
Cotton Belt passenger train ran over
and killed three boys. Boone Smith, Tom
Shifflet and Charley Mcmillan, aged re-
spectively IL. II and IS years
The two first named lived near Browns
tory.
The bodies Of the boys were horribly
mangled and strewn along the track for
fifty yards
Blood and fragments of clothing were
found on the northbound engine last night
1t is supposed the boys were crossing a
trestlc and the train ran over them.
The boys were on their way to Corsi-
cana, having left here yesterday.
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TEXAS roLITIcAL rolNrn.

The popuiists o. Iisins oopnfY ipDng
putting out a fun dcksi
The Erath county democratic executive
committee viii meet Apnl 4 Thefs ws< ~
quorum last saturday
lion. Howard TemOlefon Of Euiolas,
spungs ~ ths only ayoweo candidate fer
district Judge Ia his district
The Rockwell Democratic executive coss.
niitee has decided 70 follow thss EIdieg
Instructions except that the WORDING VI
the ballot VIII DO for Or agaillst FREE cain.
age.
Tho UcndrrHoB 90 inty 1eiHocfafs ~.
conceded az fay Jrjpg FREE eaiuaEe, gut ~
executive commit - expressed tjirn!ss ~,
AZ being inclined 20 iet he nnAfifisi fltgek
ton be settled by The National cDi.yeHll.g
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CEJlLD's NECK BROKEN.

Van Horn. Texas. March 2S,--The s.
year-old son of w C. Beardon OF Omaha,
Texas, fell off of the eastbound passenger
train six miles west of here this morning.
His parents. being both asleep. did not
miss him till after passing this place,
and upon reaching sthe next telegraph
station wired back of their loss. search
ing party went from here and found that
the little fellow had fallen between the
cars on high bridge and had passed
between the ties, falling to the ground
below The fall broke his neck, although
the skin on any part of his body had not
been broken.
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THE DEATH PENALr.

The First of the Murderes q co,a,s
Dwyer Is Found Guilty. 81
Brennan, Texas, March 2s.-Josn Rpl,.
erford, Brady Rutherford, Joe Goods,
and Ellis Prosper, the four negroes 4.
rested for the murder OF Mr., Thor;,
Dwyer on January % last, have fop, /,
trial. John Rutherford was the frs, d
Ice placed in the prisoners dock Al
pleaded not guilty. j. T. Browning "a
appointed to defend him, while he 81.
IS represented by District Attorney ".
II. Maynard, who is assisted by CONT
Attorney J, p, Buchanan, scarcy L Ca
rett, Rogers & Herbst and Maths 1
league. The selection OF Jury Oh,
pied most of the time OF the court .odr
The latter part of the evidence VA i
effort hv the defense TO prove an lA
and the defendant testified that he Il,
town at $3.50 O'Clock and never reirr-l
but all Of the other witnesses swors Ia
il was about s or o'clock when he WI
home.
The Galveston prisoners brought y I
testify in John Rutherford's bshalf To
fed that he Prosper) told them thai lAi
Rutherford. Brady Rutherford and a
Goodson were not guilty OF the mrrls
At the conclusion of the TESTIMONY n
attorneys agreed to submit the case ~
out argument, and Judge Sinks ana9aft
that he would have his charge ready "
o'clock.
Promptly at that hour court fys
Vened and lengthy charge was nh Y
the jury. and they retired al "a n
after being out until $3.50 they =.
with Il verdict of guilty. and assessed
punishment at death.
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a FiEEHTG.s MORN.

Bi-sacr1. Texas. March John Dables.
farmer. los1 bis barn by FIRE about ten
4avs aso. Including about 100 bushels OF
e-ru ana twenty toms Of hay and lot
o. harness and plow tools. Next morning
t- --a ke1 some away from the barn. AS
10 '114gat that he tad no enemies that
yea RI 90 hir tlls damage ue concluded
.ias rc-lA tramp had stayed over mig at
s-4 3erfally fred bis barn. so he went
f. wcrE an1 hNed up another temporary
ba-N ana ps.rr hascd lot OF corn, while
1toeg liberal parties donated several loads
flr lse benefit q parties who lost IN the
rrs Last night his temporary barn and
& -1s corn WAS burned again which now
81 al.es .t very certain that a rrebug is do
tho "a r.FE
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TERRIBLE TALE.

Two Negro Men and Two Women CHARGED
win Assisting in an Assault.
Marshall Texas, March S.-Octavia
Lewis Annie Coleman. Cain Haden and
Burford Mayneld-two men and two
women-had an examining trial before
Justice Perry this morning on the charge
OF holding Ora Osborne, while Burford
acy to rape. '''i''
All parties are negroes and the outrage
occurred IN a grove near Greenwood GENE
terry In broad daylight last Friday. ora
osborne claims to be Is years of axe. bnt
appears to be is, Policeman sam i,1ug
acter ''''
Al the defendants We're rcmanded to iail
without the benefit OF bail on the charge
OF rape; and allowed bail in the sum OF
S5oo each on the charge of conspiracy to
Annie Coleman laughed during the trial
good Joke Adams has not been caught.
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L1rTLE GIRL KILLED.

sherman, Texas, March 25.-Nellie
Crews, aged s. was struck by a northbound
Katy flyer two miles north of Bells at II
a. III. today and was ground to pieces.
She and an older sister were walking on
d trestle when caught by the train. The
father, w. T. Crews, saved himself by
jumping, and the older girl escaped with
both legs broken
The remains of the younger daughter
were gathered up in basket. The older
daughter is in excruciating agony and
the father is well nigh crazy with grief
Tho residents of the little town of Bells
are greatly excited over the accident
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r-e THr PLANTER G1RL.
THE FIRE RECORD

-sls- Texas March CA FIRE occurred
here .as, Night on West Erwin street. in
,tis t-s.-.ess part O. the city, which almost
-.-alr destroyed tl1s grocery stock Of But
ley d 2.cG4ra.y and badly damaged the
grocery. .-1-s ~ y J. Dotns in the ad-
ac-rr R- a.re The Hamilton Printing
.1---.-rF 44sa occupying building ad-
la-...r -ee ous ~ whl.n the IRE broke out,
r.t-si-s- ugqre or lass damage TO stock.
'-a= -rs ocr-rr-i about o'clock a m,
Gtit- & Mckinney bad SlOVl insurance.
lr-5=1 as follows. Five hundred dollars
81 ere Georgia Home, Swami q DorolGh
~ -tl- -Aa-s avel,s. 500 ia the Insurance
ro-Fa,v az Norm America. r.; =. Long.
r.. u itis place agent y, ]. pobbs had
1900 tns rance $50 Of which Is with the
Imperial ard $50 Wirh ehe Mechanics ana
T:Alers
-'.e alH1lrEs in which the Ere occurred
ar4 L.e Property Of ~. T.. Wimberly and
ve-a covered py $500 IN the New Yorl,
! -.1a-w-.iers ard the American Central
ir.sl franco companies. represented by w.
p. Mcbride d lsro. Of this place.
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A GREAT BOOK o II.Pssl, 1s,,.|

Few books printed in the r,r,..,
guage have reached so pr.ai y, =
has DR.. Pierce's Common Sens ", q
M a,,N It is book Of 1908 lam. I'M, \, !.
and contains over 500 ILLUSTRATORS pala
ct them in colors. 1t is comnlss , 4 ~
doctor book. 1t is written simb IIs, 81 ;a.l
eisely ana is indexed 50 that r.f. s.s y
II is ihade costly and quickly, cve, ~ !. !
copies have been sold at the regul,, ~, "
OF 81; so, The profits on this en- oru,or. p ~
enable the publishers to distribute J, y !.
copies absolutely FREE. A cow hc,.i Mn l
strong paper covers, will, therefore l. j,
FREE to any one who will send ii d, y. y
stamps to cover cost of mailing oniy '''a
Address, WORLDS DispENsAay w.,
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slLrn1rrs, DrpARrMENT.

Taken Tp-One sorre! pony branded
on laft hip. about lsis hands high,
ys-srs old.
So,a. br;, ndrd g on left shoulder. white
500 gn forehead about the size OF a
dollar. IN about Ia hands high and or
years old. 80 reward.
sfrayed a. stoien--O sorrel mare mule
brandon W, ] 4 on hip, name and tail
rcanhfd and gho1 all around. Also one
pFs.y Inirc muio, VERY small, and carries
Eer ears We'll mp has Spanish brand on
hlp. roacncd. and shod all around s
~ ward
BLACK mare branded on LETT hip and
. an LEFT Jaw, mAn- reached. white sad
ole marks. 81 N reward.
gsv mare branded r on LEFT HIP; suit
abie rewar1 Albert Erickson.
Sheriff Harris County.
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LULING's NIGHT PLANT

Luling, Texas, March GA deal was
concluded tonight whereby the Luling
Electrlc Light and Power company passes
from the control of the present board of
directors into the hands of Messrs c.
Beuinger, manager of the I.uling water
works and j. u. Fisher, agent of the
san ANTONIO and Arkansas Pass railway
Luling Will ship tomorrow East over
me southern Pacific railway i50 bales of
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COLuAIRIA ITEMS

Columbia Texas, March 29.-Rov. w. $
Red OF Houston preached two good ser.
yesterday. "ete
Mr.. 4. h. Loggius OF this place l. q, tho
nelu Ior county superintendent OF uubilr
instruction this year and will make n eond
Il preparing its dredge Tor work o,, ~
canal AZ the mouth OF the Brazos river
behind W. al" crops
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DON'T BE TOO LATE FOR THE
STEAMER,

And don't omit when you are packing up
your effects preparatory for the voyage,
10 iuciucc among them Il supply of Hos
letters stomach Bitters, tho great rem
cdv f1r rsa siokness Travellers for pleas
lrc or business seeking foreign climes, or
~ 10 Iooomote by steamboat or train, be-
sidea ysehtmen and mariners, tesuty 70
he plitcra. which rs incompatible for
nausea. hoadache dyspepsia biliousness
IheunlAtiam nervous ana Kinney trouole.
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nln nAMAnE snrr.

Paris. Texas. March . Brown, Forman
s. co. OF Louisville. KY. today flied a
suit 81 the United States court here Tor
;iGs 30 damages against l., Eppstein &.
Bon of Deniyon, Texas, Plaintiffs claim
dHfendants have infriuged on a brand OF
whisky Of their make ana have conied-
era Tod win parties Ia Chicago ana Cln-
cinHnu 30 defraud them OF their goou
name established through this brand.
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KILLING NEAR KOssE

kosse' Texas. March BIN a shooting
az onr SS, at Watson's GIN, seven miles north
VI nHrc; sunday evening, man named
south Carolina. But little is known OF
me ahair here The killer is stiii at larse
aaIu vas last seen going In the direction OF
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COIfRr An no GRANpE cITI.

Rio Grande city, Texas March a-ia
trict court adjourned here today ~ !, Y
term, Twcnty-siN criminal cases anu y.
civil cases We're disposed OF, M H..
jury presented nine indictments as lo Y,
Francisco Mireles. three cases W. "
cattle. convicted IN all three All'ea0 ~
zalcs. assault 10 murder, acquitlea' A. \
Doughty ct al. murder, ACQUITTED, ~ ~
Garcia, burglary, convicted; kaiati u .ss
Herrera, murder. changed 10 Nuevss y"
ty, Pablo Gonzales, theft OF an ~ !.
Maxine Gomez, theft of cattle, coalaa'
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Hustle. gosas. Asreh 2 ~. ia lesf7are
here uat Dr. fett - Egr1"i esssnty. q
tu3ntsy Vaysician has srDoenec1 a,sns..if
TAR NE oefr5crafl nrnHusfton Tor state
shuator frofH rtls GifFtr' Df Y"it Il
slcrs VAN Ths4 Tfonsgn. M TrasIz
COUNTY can6lSste. wfs3 - FER ss~ff.e usgs.sy
TIE her, tslss iJr. EAs, eaa 10 ~ ~ ~ Mr
I hOInhVn. bDf ~ fu4st S~f ifNUanasSu
county 20 % thai a-n6 bis abiii.y - a. e.
Is cCEazi3nged very S13bffaL
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siLYEn AEN AuongggivE

cUTu Te1ss, March zz,-irns 4eisvs-
ton from cu@o 70 cofpua christi leays
tpcay HDn. Rod KlcbsfR went 1o.s
yesterday His IienGf claim thai 30 nae
sufficient yoie@ ~ f.siiaiEAff ~, tfs- rFst
ballot. The ffef siiVsw nss@s h<y0egrF
are sUng TO make a lsyeiY aghs ~ tf.s
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soon after he opened court an ad1oyrn-
ment was taken until tomorrow. Mean
was impaneed and all cases on today's
docket we're reset for tomorrow. Judge
Gavin hardly gets through with term
OF his court in Galveston before the term
begins at Houston and it keeps him busy.
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IIla nLfiEF CALLED.

RIO Grande city. March 2S.--Late yes
,erdsy evening filario Arce was shot and
Killed Al Roma, this county, by Consta-
Bile eluiurio Saena Arco hunted up the
constable ana dared him to disarm him,
drAnlnR his knlfe. with the result stated
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AN IMPORTANT CAPTURE

Guthrie, o. r, March 2s.-pepuy y
shall Callahan Saturday brought Y !, =, \,
LODGED In Inc Federal Jail one q ,s. Y
trainers with the old Dalton gang, ~
lie Montgomery. \ reward Of an
fered for him from the Fort snl il,, ~
trict for robbing the skialosok pVs'pvI NJ;
and $3.50 reward from this dlstr Ia n ~.
gomery is an important caten aai g Nv,
Callahan is receiving cohslatu'an------
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LATER
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

Dibal
reached key
n suit
10
"
haek
and
was
"a wan VS.
he
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WOMEN vIGILANTEs GIVE HoNp

Ladonia, Texas, March 2S.-rhe ladies.
to the number of about fifteen. who horse
whipped Or, Hancock here on the depot
rested, charged with aggravated assault.
Lhey gave bonds for their appearance al
lhe county court. About $50 of the best
ana wealthiest citizens made their bond
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pApS ~ GREENVILLE.

Greenylle. TexaH. March "A barn on
south s., John street bur. ed last night
IL 'elpuR-d 20 james Armistcad and was
~ duuht an incen5laTy FIRE, The barn was
worth 500 and was insured for S2V
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srp1-cK BY A TRAIN.

Bryan, Texas. March 23.-An old negro
named Jim Lemastus was struck by
freight train here yesterday evening ana
knocked off the track. lie received pain
mi internal Injuries and was also hurt
nho,n she head He Is still alive, but the
~ ances for life are AGAINST him.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
FAILURE At GEORGETOWN.

Aii-oiNt@ Al biOit'1t TOW N.
Georgetown, Texas, March BE. Max
emson. grocer, made an assignment today
for the benefit of creditors, Assets, $1,000.
liabilities, 5000. Wholesale houses In
Houston, Austin. St. Louis and Fort
Worth are interested.
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SHOT IFS FATHER-IN-LAw.

psatrop. Texas. March 25--Constable
Simmons brought in summer EIollies from
smithwle this morning, who shot Tom
Hrulit, his fhthSr~in-law, there last night.
ms bond WAS act at 500 in default OF
Wainh ne goes 20 jail
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today, charged with killing Roy Raj, n
years old. Brandon claims IN sss s.a |.
was accidental. but another boy vss -,
present claims Brandon shot Bois Nj
the intention Of killing him, a. h "
the second time in order 70 make I'M. 4
his work = -'-S'~
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HARMLESS SHOOTING AFFAIR

mckinney, Texas, March ga shoot
ing oeo took place about $50 tonight on
me public square between Sam Gates
white and Blll Steward, coiored. SIX
snots We're fired without effect. but caused
great Hurry OF excitement.
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Cpapcn E4ttor'
Fs,'Gue Tv1az. March u Dear str
Er.lyaec ma cg3t~.ss FAR witch pieAht
e1ter r. 81 A.E9aEler ~ fhiH place.
Friend
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WISHES MS SUCCESS.

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l,issas pisDs those y coupons 20 the
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JUDGE LYNCH HELD SWAY.
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White Ladies'

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COUNTERFEIT DOLLARS

san Marcos Texas, March GA num-
Der OF counterfeit silver dollars w.
being circulated in the city today.
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v.tao- " one of The rost bicycles. Yours
~esnt Allv X. l.. Hartman.
HEI.p FROM DALLAS.
Il.-.s Tazhs March 22.-Enclosod
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v-f release place io Miss Gussie Mcker-
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No IL Free man Street
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YOn an LEANEIt.

h.ti.f yog y coipons fof bicycle con
tre' IN h.ss G4rels AelfrrhoD.
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A YOUTHFUL MURDERER.
south McAlester, |. T.. March es-Rer,
Brandon. l2-year-old bow. was ARRESTED