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The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-14
GRATIFYING RESULTS.
INTERESTING EXPERIMENTS WITH
THE NEW STOMACH REMEDY.
Not "a Patent Medicine, isn't "a safe Cure
for All Forms of Indigestion.

The results OF recent investigation
have established, beyond question. the
S4,ut suteo ul ire neN cparation fof
Indigestion and stomach troubles: Il Is
composed of the digestive acids. pepsin,
hismuth, Golden Seal and similar stom-
aehics, prepared in the form ef 20
grain iuzenges. pleasant to the taste,
convenient to carry when travelling,
harmless 10 the most delicate stomach,
and probably the safest. most effectual
cure yet discovered for indigestion,
sour stomach, loss of appetite and flesh,
nausea. sick headaches. palpitation OF
heart and the many symptoms arising
from imperfect digestion before il has
time To sour. ferment and poison the
blood and nervous system.
over Sax thousand people in the state
Of Michigan alone in 1924 were cured 81
stomach troubles by Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets.
Full sized packages may be found
ii ali druggists at Soc, or sent by mail
on receipt Of price from Stuart Co,
Marshall. Mich. Send for free book on
stomach diseases.
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SHAW lNAUGURATED.
He Sings the Praise of the Gold standard
I'm His Address.

Des Moines. Iowa, Jan. 13.-Although
the inauguration Of Governor Shaw to-
day did not take place until p. m. inn
mensc crowds stood waiting at the state
house as early as noon. Several thou
sand were unable to gain admission to
the big building The Inauguration pro-
cession started shortly before o'clock.
The oath of office was administered TO
the governor and lieutenant governor
elect by Chief Justice II. Il. Demer.
Governor Shaw. in his inaugural ad-
dress. said: 1T is a matter worthy OF
note that our industrial and financial
skies are Frightening. It would seem
from the suffering through which we
have so lately passed that no one able
to commiserate the homeless, the help
less, the friendess and the destitute will
again attsmpt to revolutionize d single
gold standard. the beneficent effects of
which we have enjoyed since Janu-
ary, 1879
''It seems to be conceded by business
men and statesmen as well that our ma :
tional currency needs reformation. Ii
is urged that the country will not con-
sent to the retirement of the greenbacks
and the issuance of any form OF money
in lieu thereof. This may he true, but
il true II proves the existence of an i'll
advised prejudice"
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ALLEGED WIFE BEATING.
w. r. Coyie Arrested on Charge of
Having Abused His wife.

warrant was sworn out in Judge
Donoghues court Wednesday night for
the arrest of W. p Goyle, charged
with having assaulted his VIE. co.ic was
arrested by the police. who looked into
the case somewhat, Ii is denied by eoSle
that he struck his wife and couple of
his children also state that their father
did not strike his wife.
The Coyle family live in the eastern
part Of the city, and have had NOR or
less trouble for some time past. II is
claimed by coyle that his wife is subject
to fits of mental alteration, and that
when these spells come on size becomes
violent. Mrs. coyle was up before COM
mission on insanity about the third day
of the present month. That commission
concluded thai the woman was very ner-
vous, and that with proper care she
would be all right again, and therefore
did not send her TO the asylum. The COM
mission adjourned the hearing fer one
week from the date upon which II was in
auguratea. but it never came up again.
The family has four children.
The trouble of Wednesday seems to have
been. according to Coyles side Of the
story. the result of one of Mrs. Coyle s
temporary insane fits. The man who
swore TO the warrant for cnyle's arrest.
however was Of the opinion that the
fault was coyle's. lie stated that he WAS
a neighbor of the Coyles ara that when
he returned from work in the evening lie
found Mrs. Coyle al his home. Mrs. Coyle
said she had run away from her own
home In fear of her husband. who had
beaten her. She had some ugly looking
bruises about the face and her mouth
was bleeding. This man came 10 town and
had the warrant issued for Coyies ar
rest.
When the police went after eoyle they
found him at his own home with the
children about him. He stated to the Of
GERS that he had not struck his wife. but
that she had taken one of her spells and
had fallen upon the floor. In falling her
face came in contact with some wood
work and thus caused the bruises about
her face. His statement was cortoborated
by two of the elder children rhe case
VIII probably be cleared up III Il hta n 8
to-day. Yesterday cnyle appeared before
Judge Fitzgerald and asked that a CON-
plant DC sworn out against his wife. I n
judge told him that. as there was a cas
against him in another court, he had bet
ter await the outcome uf that before
swearing TO complaint against his wife
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A COMPLETE CONFESSION.
Isaac Irwin Says lie Doesn't Know Why
lie Committed the Crime.

san Jose. Cal. Jan. 13.-Isaae Irwin.
alias Isaac Marvin, who was jailed last
night for rohbng T.. A. Brown, this
morning made 4 complete confession
and told where the money is concealed.
Il intended" said Irwin, TO secure
new clothes and then strike out for the
San Joaquin valley, Bakersfield being
my destination. | don't know why l
committed the crime. | shall plead
guilty. | was never in trouble before,
and can show a good character in kla-
math county, Oregon, where | lived for
nine years. / left there about five weeks
ago
The officers took Irwin to the ranch in
San Felipe valley to-day to find the
stolen money which he cached before
his arrest.
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HANGING POSTPONED.
A Notice of Appeal Given in The spotted
Hawk Case.

Special Correspondence of the Standard
Miles City, Jan. 13.-Notice of appeal
was to-day served on County Attorney
Porter in the case of the state of Mon
tana VS.. Spotted Hawk. who was sen
fenced 10 he hanged on the 18th. and
hence the hanging bee is indefinitely
postponed. though the sheriff has made
most of the arrangements, a new rope
with proper moose arriving from Chicago
last night.
The report is current on the street to-
day that Fort keogh is to be made cav
airy post 1t is now stated that the Sec
ond infantry, with the band. is to be
transferred 10 another post. most likely
Fort Harrison. and more troops with a
cavalry band Will take their place. The
officers in command at Fort keogh are
very reticent about talking about 1t ard
nothing positive can be learned.
To-nights Nesthound passenger train
had - men on board from Michigan houn1
io Alaska. II also had an extra baggage
car containing 81 dogs checked through.
bound Tor Alaska TO be used rs dog
train.
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RECORDS FALSIFIED.
Criminal Charges Made Against the Civil
Service Commissioners by the
Lexow Committee.

LRADW &oHttnftitEs
Chicago. Jan. 13.-Charges of a crimi-
nal character were made against the
civil service commissioners by the
"Lexow committee" to-day. 1t was
charged that some one, during the night
following the last day of the appear
ance of President Kraus and his as
soeiates before the committee, had falsi-
fled the records OF the civil service COM
mission. 50 that they would not show
the names of 25 men who, 1t Is said,
had been added To the eligible roll With
out authority of the law.
Attorney Bliss asked that the civil
service commission be subpoenaed to
appear and bring the records of the of
flee relating TO the % men in question.
and that also Secretary and Chief Ex-
aminer John A. Glinn be ordered to
come before the committee as wit
ness. Senator Berry stated that he pro-
posed to have a rigid investigation into
the charges and that in all probability
Mayor Harrison. Chief Of Police Ripley
and others would be called upon. John
II. Hamln of the Civil Service Reform
league has also been subpoenaed
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THE LAST ACT.
The body of Theodore purrant Reduced
to ashes Mt Pasadena - oaly
the Parents Present.

Los Angeles, Cal, Jan. 15.-The body
Of murderer W. II. T. nurrant was in
cinerated ut the crematory Of Reynolds
4 Van Nuys at Altadana this morning.
At an early hour the body WAS placed
in a plain rosewood coffin ana carried in
a hearse through the bright green aelds
and orchards and orange groves that
lire the Way from Los Angeles - Pasa-
dena. Following the hearse came enc
hack. in which were Mr. and Mrs. Dur
rant and an undertaken. The nurrants
seemed te enjoy the long ride. The way
was through = lpvely Sa. and the
day Was bright and warm There had
been no crowd 70 see he .ittle proees-
SION leave this city and few We're at the
crematory at Altadana. The fires had
heen burning for 30 hours, and AT IL as
the remains of nnrrant. still i'm the
easkat, were slid into the furnace At
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NO UPRISING.
The story of the Indian Massacre Was
Wholly False.

Washington, Jan. 1s.-General Brooke,
al Chicago. has teiepranhed the war :
partment that his inc liries directed II
the commanding ofiieer at Fort Reno
bring The response that there no dan
ger OF an Indian uprising, The railroad
authorities. General Brooke says, make
the same report. Sc he suspend tile or
ders 10 the cavalry 10 proceed To Nc
Naka.
Governor Barnes Of oklahoma has re-
ported 10 Secretary Bliss that the Indian
massacre story VAS wholly false In an
Agent Wisdom al Muskeees. l. T.. Nj e1
that There IS no UBrt@ ngz lie compile
ments the Seminoles On Their good be-
haxior under tryng circumstances.
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THE CHRISTMAS STANDARD.

As the three previous editions of the
Standards Christmas number had be-
come exhausted, a fourth edition was
printed yesterday. Copies can be Sc
cured from any of our offices, in wrap
pers, ready for mailing.
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o'clock the ashes We're removed ana
delivered to the parents and the hnai
act of the great tragedy was COM
pleted.
No one saw the inside of the crema-
tory except the employees and the Dur
rants. A few gathered around the out
side. but everything was done so quietly
and so quickly that their curiosity was
soon appeased. and before the ashes
were removed those few had dispersed.
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Chicago. Jan. 1s.-The verdict given En-
gineer Fred r. keteham aga nst the Chi
cago q Northwestern for alleged black
listing was to-day set aside by Judge
Richard W. Clifford. A new trial is grant
ed by the verdict ketcham had been
awarded 81 600 damages. The case was
the outgrowth of the Dehs strike. The
ground upon which the court sets aside
the verdict and grants a new trial is that
jmproper instructions We're given TO tho
Jury in the plaintiffs behalf.
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1t Played Havoc.

Van Buren. Ark. Jan. 13.-Tuesday
nights tornado played havoc among the
fruit and berry growers few miles
east of this city. The killed are: Miss
Jennie Tosh. killed outright. Miss Pearl
Tosh died this morning. Ed Rlakemore,
killed outright. The fatally injured are:
Helen Tosh, aged H. Silas HALEY, aged
L.: Mrs s. w HALEY. There are pos
sibly 20 others wounded in this tGraw-
ford1 county. While the destruction of
buildings, fences, gardens and orchards
was very great.
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Dairers Elected.

Spokane Nash, Jan. 13-At tho closing
session 81 the convention of the Meth
ndIst presiding elders for the Northw ST
the following officers were chosen. PfeSld-
ing bishop. Earl Cranston: vice president.
the presiding elder OF Tacoma district:
secretary aud treasurer. Rev. :. :. Sulli-
ger Of 0lmpa These will form an exeeu-
tive committee with power TO select the
date and provide i programme Ter the
nsxt convention. Tacoma was chosen as
the meeting place for next year.
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Took Stntniary Tinto.

Mike Huber, the story of whose al
legged assault upon his wife was pub
iished in the Standard yesterday morn
ing, was brought up before Judge DON
oghue yesterday. Assistant County Atx
torney Goodman dismissed the COM
paint charging Huber with assault in
the second degree and filed one charg
ng him with assault in the first de-
gree. Huber took the statutory time
of "A hours in which To plead. and lie
will he arraigned at 1890 o'clock this
morning.
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Washington jan. 13.-Commander Ne-
Call Of the United States steamship Mar
hfehead reported to the navy department
from Port Tampa that while az small
arms target practice yesterday four men
from the Marblrhead were injured IN an
explosion. TIVE very severely The infrea
were removed te the marine hospital
near by, No details as 10 the cause u
tile explosion were given.
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PUGILlSTS SENTENCED.
Andy King Gets GO Days In The Peniten-
fiary-Sanirs in the County Jail.

Andrew King, the man who Was con-
victed in the district court on Monday
last on a charge of prize ngntng. and
Ed Santry. who pleaded guilty 70 the
charge of engaging in a boxing match
We're yesterday sentenced by Judge
Brantly. Andy King VAS sentenced IL
the state penitentiary for Il term Of 6a
days, and Ed Santry was sent To the
county jail for Is days.
Both of these men We're the principals
In the affair at Deer Lodge on Nov i
last. King was tried by q jury on
Monday last and was found guilty OF a
felony, while Santry. by an agreement
between County Attorney Trinpet and
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FOUND IN THE RUINS
Nearly Fifty Lives Lost in the
Fort Smith Tornado.
AID is BEING FORWARDED
Debris Carried by the Wind Thirty-Five
Miles From the City-Food and
Clothing Distributed to
the Needy.

Fort Smith, Ark, Jan. 13.-The latest
official death list shows a total Of 43
lives lost in the tornado which swept
through Fort Smith Tuesday night. Not
less than 10 others are injured, large
number of whom are seriously hurt, OF
which several are expected to die. The
list of dead is as follows:
GENE GREBE.
MARY WILLIAMSON.
JOHN X. WRIGHT.
MRS. n. S. DODSON.
WILLIAM ORION.
ALFRED HOSEY.
MRS. IDA INNS.
JAMES HOOPER
w. J. WATSON.
FRANK RICHARDSON.
ATLAS JONES.
JAMES r. GRlSWOLD.
MRS. GRAYSON.
MRS. CHARLES MAUREl..
j. NJ. FOUTZ.
CEPHAS LUCAS.
JOHN LEFENRE.
GEORGE LOWELL.
LOUIS SENGEL.
MARS. MARY HOLDER.
JOSEPH KYLE.
JOHN BOLDT.
MRS. MILF BURGESS.
j. j. RILEY.
JOHN MARTIN.
PHILIP RITTER.
JAMES SMITH, JR.
WILLIE SHEEHAN.
EDWARD FARRELL.
ROY FARRELL.
IRENE FARRELL.
GEORGE CARTER.
MISS ETA KIES.
NJ. +. LEFEVRE.
CHARLES LEFEVRE.
MILT kNAPTON, JR
H. L. WOLFE.
MARY KIN DERMAN.
MRS. Nj. d. KNAPTON.
HARVEY RUTLEDGE.
MRS WILLIAM JAMESON.
SILAS MINCER.
The work of removing the bodies and
excavation of the ruined buildings prog
ressed to-day Five new names We're
added TO the list of the dead
Two bodies were dug from the ruins
of the Smith block from which II had
previously been taken. The full extent
of the storm may be comprehended
from the fact that So miles northeast of
the city a quantity of tin roofing from
Garrison avenue buildings was found.
An unknown woman was taken from
the ruins of the Burgess hotel to-day
and was identified as Mrs. Ida Ennis of
Elm Springs, Ark. Her brother is miss
ing, and IL is believed his body Is still
buried in the ruins. Business in the
devastated districts where the build
ings were only partially damaged was
resumed to-day. Ladies of the city are
at work distributing food and clothing
to the needy. The relief committee,
composed of prominent business men,
will find difficulty in housing the suf-
ferers.
one hundred and fifty buildings We're
demolished and will have to be built to
accommodate the people. orton and
Wright, two of the dead, were Indian
territory farmers. and just stepped into
the Smith building for shelter. Mem
phis. ST. Louis, Kansas City. Little
Rock and other cities wired readiness 10
lend aid If necessary. The number of
dead will not exceed 80.
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Bruises, Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheun, Fe-
yer Sores. letter, Chapred Hands chill
blains cnrns and all Skin Eraptions aud
positively cures Piles. or no pay required.
II is guaranteed TO give perfect satistac-
tion or money refunded Price Is cents
per box. For sale by all druggists and
dealers.
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Upsets the Theory.

Portland. Ore. Jan. f3.-Robert ken
nedy manager of the Pacific Coast Ele-
vator company in this city, states that
he received a letter in NJ. L. Hasbrouck's
handwriting, mailed at Les Angeles
Jan 2 This upsets the theory that Has
brouck desired TO leave the impression
that he was murdered.
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Tax Riot.

Bombay. Jan 13.-There was a tax riot
at Boriavi near Nariad. district of GU
iarat. A collector was seriously injured
and five Sepoys We're killed. Three hun
dred Sepoy troops have been sent 10 the
scene of the disturbance from Ahmeda-
bad
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TO CURE i COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All drug
gists refund the money ii it fail TO cure 23c.
I he genuine has L. H. @ on each tab Ct
Sharp County record., 1898-09-02
The republicans and popu.

The republicans and popu-
lists have but one candidate
ON the county ticket. AL
though we don't lean that
way, we respect the views
aud beliefs held to by our
brethren on the other side.
Some Of our best friends in
the county are members Of
these two parties, but we do
not think it would be break,
ing the news too sudden, if
we should say that Mr. Ogden
por Mr. Gray would never
touch top, side, edge nor
bottom Of Sharp county's
seat in the next legislature.
Sharp County record., 1898-09-02

DR.. NJ. Wilson called Sat
urday and left with us piece
board, painted with native
paint, which came out Of a
cistern on Marion Meck's $
farm two miles north of May
nard. The soft rocks from
which the paiut was made
were beaten into dust, to
which the Doctor added oil,
making a smooth, glossy
saint of a dull red color,
which cannot be washed of.
and which we believe Will
stand the pressure Of most
any climate. We gre not
very well acquainted with
nireraIogy, but from. the
best information we can gain
on the subject these rocks
must be umber, and in that
case, if their quantity is
great enough, Mr.. Meeks~has
On his farm the means of
making a fortune Maynard
Enterprise,
Sharp County record., 1898-09-02
CAVE CITY

I. q. Sharp was in town
Friday.
John Mobley spent Sunday
in town,
W. H. Peters and Curdy
Horn spent Sunday at Gala.
mine.
Fodder pulling has bees
in order for the last ten
days.
W. r. Horn and family
visited relatives near CurIa
Sunday
Dot Matheny was here
Saturday trying to drum up
a fox chase,
Shelby Simpson Of near
SmithoiIle was here the last
Of the week,
Rev. Cbas. CastIebcrry is
engaged in a meeting at
Ma&ville this week.
Press Brckell left here
Sunday evening for Collins
county Texas,
W. c, AIcorn who is teach.
ing near Center visited home
folks here Saturday and Sun.
day,
misses Llld ana Bertha
Garter entertained a number
of their young friends at their
home Saturday night
Aunt Soliic Mobley e.
spending q few days Ia thc
city the guestol herdaugbter
Mrs. IT ]. Woodbridge
Lee LQmo0says as varu
as tbe woathct is. lt ima
nations seldom ever extends
farther north tlan MaApiIle.
Sharp County record., 1898-09-02

The republicans and popu-
lists are foolish if they hope
to elect a single man to an
Office in Sharp county. The
ticket which flies at our
masthead is a sample Of the
county's pure democracy and
should receive the endorse
ment of every true democrat,
a majority Of the democrats
Of the county named this
ticket, the rest will fall I'm
line and help elect it,
Sharp County record., 1898-09-02
to breathe

to breathe.
Addie Arm is very sick Of
typhoid fever, He is I'M,
proving though slowly.
Fodder.pul is over and
cotton.picking is approaching
with fine prospects for a
heavy yield.
Sidney continues to grow,
DR. Batson is gr2cing his
premises with q new yard
fence. Mr., Meeks' new
house is nearing completion.
Phillip Smith is supplying a
long felt want by erecting
and furnishing a barber and
shoe shop,
Real estate is lively enough
Mr.. Grisham has bought a
part Of Mr.. Gardner's farm
near town and Mr.. Ragan
has bought the Meeker farm
lying near the school build
ing, Mr.. Anglin has pur-
chased a lot from DR., Johns
ton and will build a residence
on it this season.
Our school opens next Mon
day, Sept, S. Prospects are
good for another successful
term. The same corps OF
teachers Of last year have
been selected for this year,
Both teachers and pupils
seem anxious to begin work.
Below we give a partial
program for the opening eX-
.ercises Monday morning,
Song,
Invocation, Rev, Jennings,
Address of Welcome, DR..
Johnston.
Recitation, Lorena Dixon.
Select Reading, Nat Arm.
Song,
Speech, DR., Batson,
Recitation, Miss Willie
Hardister.
Address, J. Yves Raglan.
Short talks, Anybody.
Song.
Everybody cordially invit.
ed to attend not only the
opening exercises, but th,
entire term of school
Memo.
Sharp County record., 1898-09-02


The Maynard Enterprise
produced a two column ar
gument against corsets being
worn by young ladies last
week. 1t was a well gotten
up article, but we'll warrant
that editor Lindsey will have
to bring to bear a harder
pressure than that in his cru
sade against the corset before
he Injuries that practice.
Sharp County record., 1898-09-02

After q separation Of 20
years, A. Hughes, a retired
broker of New York, found
his daughter filling a menial
position in a Hot Springs
hotel. The daughter was
carried away by her mother
who ran away from her hus-
band twenty years ago and
the old man had spent that
number Of years in search Of
the child.
Sharp County record., 1898-09-02

A report OF a lynching in
Ohio would occupy about one
inch Of space in some obscure
corner of northern journals,
but these same yaps can feast
a month when there's a
lynching down in Arkan-
saw,
Sharp County record., 1898-09-02

We notice that the Will
ford Review says Jerry c,
South is our representative
in the State senate. Il the
Mt. Home Citizen knew that
the Review was thus trying
to lay claim to this intrepid
leader there would be d fuss
raised,
Sharp County record., 1898-09-02

The RECORD editor &C,
knowledges the receipt of an
invitation from the manage.
ment tc attend the Texas
state fair and Dallas exposi.
tion, which promises to be a
grand affair.
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be hoped that Sharp county
will give a rousing majority
for this amendment.
rza--g

Every democratic voter
should turn out and vote next
Monday. The more votes
polled, the more power Sharp
county will have in the state
convention. It's entitled to
FIVE votes now, see if we cane
push it up one better.
Sharp County record., 1898-09-02
SIDNEY

AS The war is now over
and as we are at home again,
u ya,d like to resume our
B. ry iu ,bc REcoED's
c, and try TO do our
apirg ii one OF Che
t in NORTH Arkah.
0er has about spout
N aad autumn begins
Sharp County record., 1898-09-02

Maj, Peay, a veteran OF
the Mexican ard Civil wars
died at Little Rock, He
came to Little Rock in 1926
and was the oldest resident
of that city.
Sharp County record., 1898-09-02
With two thousand Arkan

With two thousand Arkan-
sas democrats in the camp at
Chickamauga, it would seem
that the other two parties
are not very well represented
among the Bear state soldier
boys.
Sharp County record., 1898-09-02

+ story comes from Pike
county Missouri, about a man
who mortgaged his farm to
buy his wife a pair Of dia,
mond earrings. The wife
took in washing to pay the
interest on the mortgage but
in the first job she lost one
of the "sparks" in the suds,
whereupon she tried to hang
herself in the barn, but the
rope broke and She fell on a
Jersey COW worth $50 and
broke its back, The hus.
banduudortcok to shoot tho
cow 20 end 'Js mis,ry but
fine gu0hurataud destroyed
bis eyc aud his wife ran
AWAY Win lightning ne
p-ddlgt Iae morlgage
It
gt1i tncre Magnolia B.r
uer