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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-09-06
CURE WHEN OTHERS FAIL.

Cataract, eross-eyes straightened without pain or
Of and feoa daar1
Asthma, Diseases. of Stomach and Liver. Dys-
pepsiaa INDIGESTION, HB;eadaohe, Billious1ess
and Skin Diseases, Scrofula, Pimples, Blotches,
Eczema, Ulcers, etc. Nervous Diseases Head.
BUSINESS Rhen1matism. Neuralgia Funct Nsa
Heart Disease, Palpitation, Dizziness, Dysponea
OF shortness Of Breath, Heart Pains. etc. Gland
GERS cured without pain.-new method. Hem
orrhoids or Piles and all Rectal Diseases. DIS
eases Of Women, Determines and lack Of develop
ment OF any organ. Small and weak parts en-
larged and strengthened.
MIDDLE-AGED AND YOUNG MEN,
suffering from Lost Manhood, Nervous or Physi-
cal Debility: Seminal Weakness, Lost Vigor.
es HfRs a R she ran 81 %
resulting from Excuses, Errors of Youth, etc.,
producing some Of the following, effects, a.
Blotches. Debility, Dizziness, Defective Memory.
Absence of Will Power, Confusion of Ideas.
Aversion to Society Sexual Exhaustion. Painin
ant hopes. rendering marriage unhappy and busi-
ness failure, sweeping thousands to an nm
the doctor. He has cured thousands when they
had given up in despair. A Perfect Restera.
ton Guaranteed. Consultation sacredly con-
hdentlal. Delays are dangerous.
MARRIAGE.
riage, who are aware of physical defects or weak
nesses, which would render marriage disap-
pointment, would do well to call on us.
WEAKNESS.
In many cases drains occur unobserved by the
sufferer. To this hidden drain upon the vitality
may be attributed the cause of many diseases
Of the nerves, stomach, heart, kidneys and
bladder.
LADIES.
;, We have long given careful attention to
the treatment of the diseases peculiar to
been universally successful. No lady. married
or single, need hesitate to call for combination,
either alone or with friend.
REMARKABLE CURES
perfected in old cases which have been neglected
or unskillfully treated. No experiments or
failures. Parties treated by mail or express, but
where possible personal consultation preferred.
FREE EXAMINATION.
of the Urine, chemical and microscopical in all
cases of Kidney Diseases, Bright's Disease, Dia-
betes and Spermatorrhoea. Bring specimen Of
urine. Cases and correspondence strictly CENTS
dental and medicine sent to any part OF the
United States. List of questions free. Address
with postage
All cases applying at our Office will be Ex-
amined Free, and an honest opinion given.
If you are incurable we will tell 80.
Office Opposite Post Office,
DEBORAH, IOWA.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-09-06
Depicting.

Mrs. A.-Isn't this war DIR, adfulP
Mrs. B.-Isn't it! I'm going to take
away three trunks less than did last
year S1IS...,..Jli i :. LIZ: s..
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-09-06

The report includes reports of the
departments work of Investigation in
different parts of the state, the official
statements of officers and papers on
the geology of Dallas, Delaware,
Buchanan, Decatur and Plymouth
counties, and treatise on building
stone by the assistant state geologist
Ii. F. Balm. The coal trade is shown to
have been remarkably good during the
year while the brick trade is pro.
nounced in the best condition it has
been since 1893. The outlook for the
paving brick industry is especially en-,
couraging. The Dss Moines producers,
for example, in, 1896 marketed 1s,ooo.-
coo paving brick, a,large portion being
old stock and very little manufacture
ing having been done. In1s97 the same
plant turned out and sold sc, 10000 for
the handsome sum of $252,9S4. Several
plants report that they could have sold
three times the amount they have ca
pacity to produce. The demand has
been for low-priced goods. Fancy
grades of brick have never had large
sale in the state and for some time
back have been drug on the market.
Despite the fact that the best of goods
are offered, the long hauls to foreign
markets and the absence of large local
cities make it impossible at present
to develop trade sufficient to make
the operation of such plants remunera.
tive. The report shows 2s4 plants to be
in operation, whose total product has
value of nearly $1,l50,00o. The quar-
ries of the state have also done good
business, amounting to over $5s7,OOO.
Extensive chalk and clay beds have
been found near lie Mars. A number
of other discoveries of lesser import
ance have been made during the year
of which detailed reports will be made
by the department later on.
To Prevent Hog Cholera.
DR.. w. B. Niles, of the national bu-
reau of animal industry, has located
in Marshall county, where he will re.
main for some months, making a
thorough test of the serum treatment
for the prevention and cure of hog
cholera. His first work will be to look
over the county in order to ascertain
where hog cholera may exist, and in
this work he will seek the cooperation
of all the farmers in the county. He
will make his headquarters in Mar
shalltown, where he will receive re.
ports from anyone knowing of the ex-
istence Of hog cholera within the coun-
ty. The work will be along much the
same lines as were followed in last
years experiments in Page county.
which the department of agriculture
and that of animal industry considered
quite successful
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-09-06
BA BY'S
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GSSN6D LINE MA" MEAL
Our babys face and neck was all raw meat,
and something awful to look at. The way
that child suffered, mother and child never
had any rest day or night as it constantly
itched, and the blood used to flow down her
cheeks. We chad doctors and the dispensary
with no result. By using CUT1cURA REsoL-
VENT, CUTlcURA (ointment), and CUTIcuRA
SOAP, the child acas entirely healed.
Mrs. GARNJOSs, 2l3 Nassau Ave-, Brooklyn.
MorHERs, to know that warm bath with CurJcuRA
SoAp, and single amounting with CUTicURA will afford
instant relefn the most distressing of itching burning
and scny intantie humors of the akin and scalp with
loss Of hair and not to use them is to fail in your duty
Sold throushoutthew world. Porter DRUG AND CHEM
CORR Props, Boston. How to Cure Baby Humors free
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-09-06

The specialists of this association are we'll and
favorably known throughout the United States
Chronic Nervous and Special Diseases that
battle the skill of other physicians and specialists
Their experience in the largest hospitals Of both
fully treat obscure and chronic diseases. Their
long experience, remarkable skill and universal
success entities them to the confidence Of the
afflicted everywhere.
X.RAYS.
We have the most complete electrical sppa-
ratus in the state, including the most powerful
and perfect X-Ray apparatus for examination Of
the innermost organs may be readily seen.
Our static electric machine is no less wonder.
full than the X-Ray. Rheumatism, Neuralgia
relieved in a single treatment. ~.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-09-06

$3.50 per acre ard for smatt gram. one
third of the crop. The gentleman says
If he had 100000 he would be only toe
glad to invest it i'll Iowa land at pres.
ent prices, which are in the neighbor.
hood of $50 per acre. He says he found
number of men from adjoining states
looking around, and he thinks the
large fields of northwestern Iowa will
soon be split up into smaller ones and
that more diversified and intensive
farming will be the rule there here.
after. The large crops of the present
year, he says, are having material
effect upon public sentiment, and land
prices bid fair to be higher in the near
future.
Brings Home Dig Roll.
A little interest was awakened in the
exploded Illondike boom last week by
the return of Hamilton Hulse, an old
resident of Boone, with roll of $50.
600. He left for the gold region in
May, 1897, going by way of Behring sea
to St. AEchaels and up the Yukon
river. He is the brother-in-law Of
Thomas Tippel, one of the bonanza
kings of the Klondike, and of course
had advantages that were not pos
sessed by those who went there with.
out funds. His sister, Mrs. Tippel, was
the first woman who went over the
pass to Dawson City. Mr.. Hulse says
that more money is being taken into
the gold fields than is being brought
out, but that a good claim is occa.
sionally struck. Laborers, he says
are paid $1.50 an hour, and beefsteak
and salmon sell Mt the same price a
pound. Some of the nuggets which Mr.
Hulse brought home were exhibited in
a local jewelry store and attracted
large crowds. Mr.. Hulse is of gener.
GUS turn of mind and he has arranged
for the purchase of three Iowa farms
before returning to the gold region
next month. These farms are to be
given to friends who helped him when
in need. The friends are said to be In
Strengthened circumstances at the
present time, and Mr.. Hulse's substan.
tial gifts will be Of great assistance ia
them.
The Geological Survey.
The annual report of the Iowa geo
logical survey has just been issued. II
makes book of 427 pages, copiously
illustrated and accompanied by valu
able maps and drawings in explanation
of the text. Among the most interest
ing tables it contains is the one show
ing the total value of the mineral pro
duction of the state in 1897, which was
STAT, s00.42, distributed as follows:
Coal 50, O9S, 103 81
Clay. Observation-Disclosures. ,591 S66 OF
Stone... ....................... 6S7,14 IS
Gypsum. Observation-Disclosures. $4,000 OF
odd nral zir
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-20

In addition to the important bust
ness mentioned yesterday morning the
commissioners court has been busy this
week with tlie appointment Of road
oyerseeTs and other road business, re-
oeiying officers reports, appointment Of
officers 10 hold election for school trus-
tees, examining claim docket and other
matters. The court will be In session
again next week.
n you are hunting cheap clothing,
dress goods, furnishing goods etc, you
can get what you want from the wyse
stock almost a. your own price. X. w.
Downard, trustee. 20
Sam sanger's dry goods house here
opened Tor business yesterday and Mr.
Ben Eitleson, the manager, Is well
pleased with the results Of his first
days experience in Bryan. The store
IL attracti,ely furnished and the stock
arranged in an up.to.date manner.
Only limited time remains 10 close
out the wyse stock. II you are need
ing anything now Is the time 70 get II
alta bargain. 4. W. Downard, truHtee. 20
The Eagle learns Of some heavy cat
tie shipments 10 be made from this
plsce and Hearne TO Chicago and New Or
leans today. r. NJ. Nall will ship four
cars W 2. suber one car and Mr. Walker
I've cars from Bryan, while Capt. Bob
Adams will ship i've cars fom hearne.
When you want good teams and
handsome tCurnouls remember the best
place to find them Is al w. I. James
stable. n
Messrs. Walter wipprecht and G. +.
Moore Of Bryan have purchased during
the past week a controlling interest In
the stock Of the Mexia compress.
Tor nobby turnout for an afternoon
drive the best place 10 60 isw. I,
James livery stable. a
K. W. Downward has some splendid
bargains In dry goods from the G. II
Wyse stock that must be closed out al
once. 20
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-20

Jos. Pulitzer, now the multimilliou-
aire owner OF the New York World, was
In 1928 clerk In the Missouri state
senate and also correspondent for 81.
Louis paper. Captain Louis Benecke,
OF that state, was a member OF the
senate and remembers him well. Cap.
tain Benecke has In his possession q
note, which was written by the younp
correspondent At jefferson City, re-,
questing the loan OF Sl5 with which IA
discharge a board bill Tor which be was
being dunned by an irale landlord ever
day.
The Secretary Of the Treasury Ia,
notified the National banks 10 retain
all 500 certificates that may come into
their hands. This has been done ecaus,
there Is now ia circulation brand Of q
counterfeit note that can hardly be told
from the original. Only an expert Il
able TO detect the fraud aud many
hundreds have been accepted lby bankI
in good faith. Nearly all the banks
now require a deposiior to endors,
every 800 silver certificate, % that "a
the event Of some Of them being bogul
they can bo traced BRENNAN Banner
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-20
BREADSTUFF EXPORTS
Last Years Figures May Re Put
Down as Back Numbers.
THE INCREASE REMARKABLE
Southern Ports Making = Decided Gain
over the Northern foris Rail
road improvement n Also
Making 0oSd IIeadway.

Baltimore, Feb. l9.--Now that the
season during which the south Atlantic
and gulf ports do much Of their heaviest
exporting Of the year has arrived, tine
figures Of the January exports Of bread
stuffs show that their record OF last year
Is being largely raised The Manufac.
tuners Record shows from tho treasury
figures that the total value Of such ex'
ports during the month, compared with
those Of January, 1897, increased from
slG,o7i.ii9 TO sgl,7ii, 100, or ". 100, es1,
equal to 80 per cent OF this increase
90 per cent, or S5,OlG, 03', was at four
southern ports. In the meantime
meantime the exports at Boston wcr'
reduced S2s,GS0, or nearly 2 per cent,
and the greatest gains at other ports
were made by Philadelphia In the east,
and Puget sound ami Willamette In the
west, IAN Francisco losing s626,1Gi, or
q per cent. A comparison Of four
southern ports, with four others, show.
ing the actual increase for the month
and the proportionate gain, follows
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-20
AMERICANS INCENSED.
Hard Expressions From Spanish Pa
pers in Mexico.
ARE GLADMAINED DESTROYED
No Expression Of sympathy Il shown
Of the Terrible Calamity, but on
the other Hand Marked He
joiclng Il Demonstrated.

City OF Mexico, Feb 10 Americans
here feel outraged at the editorial art'
Gle In N Couco Espanol, the organ OF
the Spanish colony, which remarked
that the Maine was sent TO Havana rs
sort Of aycnging angel and loaded with
high explosives, which for some mason
blew up the ship. The II Corco EsIa-
mol charges that the action was sponta.
ncOus, and most likely 90 have occurred
by mason OF the intoxication Of the
cn'w, which b common on American
ships.
The utter call0usness Of this article,
which oyinces no sorrOg Tor the fate OF
the American sailors hts aroused the or
gan Of the French colony. Courier do
Mcxiquc, which has preserved an impair
tinl attitude on the Cuban question, and
it expressed h. profound surprise AZ th'
had taste Of N Corrcos article, an'
says that its sentiments are not sharo'
by the mass Of Spaniaris who have dis
played sympathy with the American
/ people.
TEMPO tchurch party newspaper
frankly ays 10 roioicos over the disistc
while lamentinr the los. ~ life, an'
adds. perhaps this b the way in whicl
Providence will bcgin % put a check OF
the boastfulnoss, porhdy and mad amhi
tion Of the yankees
The Mexican Herald rrhukcs Temp
and Como E-panol Tor lack 81 deoenc,
and humanity aud calls attention 60 Oh
fact that TEMPO Is supposed 90 b. a n
lgious daily.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-20

AhN HANNAANAiANN AAAH NNAAl ~ A7N'AA
becomes grcator when Il Is noted that
the value 81 exports az Philadelphia In
1898 are tl3i6 less than those Of Balti.
moC In 1880 and less than half Of those
OF Baltimore In 1895; that those at
Willamette In 1895 arc but sli,2i0 morc
than those az New Orleans IN 1897. and
that while thosc at New York ven
nearly four times a. groat a. those az
New Orleans In 1897. In 1893 they arr
little more than twice a. groat New
Orleans exports In 1898 are nearly equal
to those Of Willamette and Puget
sound combined. Il remains Tor south.
ern ports to exert themselves 10 bring
their imports nearer their exports. and
and they need not fear what New York
may do unto them.
The action OF the Massachusetts Cot.
ton Mills company In determining TO en-.
large its operations In Georgia, after a
comparison Of the mills a. Lowell and
ANiirf 81 AANNAhAAf - ha'NAANNA ~ NlAN W
the evidences 81 a groatcr appreciation
than ever In New England 81 the ad.
yantaecs % the south for the textile I'm.
dustry, and this tendency Is expected %
grow much stronger as the spirit shown
BY the atlanta manufacturer conyon.
ton develops.
Activity Of milruad undertakings Is
marked. General Manager Robert Gill.
ham Of the Kansas City. Pittsburg and
Gulf nilruad telcgnphs that bids are
being received for a 00O.0OO.bushol ele-
vator At Port Arthur, Tex, which will
b. completed In June, and other enter,
priscs reported include projects 20 build
two lines from Raleigh, n C., into the
central part Of the state, line from the
Potomac river through a part Of tide.
water Virginia, belt line In the sub.
urbs Of Mobile, Ala. thrnc milruad lines
from Norfolk 10 terminate al points on
the Chesapeake hay and Atlantic coast
an lS.mile extension In Georgia: n
miles Of railroad In Arkansas and lin,
Of i10 miles In Louisiana.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-20

New Orleans. Feb ~ The corrrs.
pendent Of The Timcs.ncmocmt ha.
positive information frum San Salvador,
Central America, that the Gratcr r..
public Of Genital America has cca,ed "a
exist, the principal and most powerful
state, san Salvador, having withdrawn
from the union.
This action ON the part of san Saliva
dor was pr'cipiiatod ly the action Ut
President Guitorms Of san salvador
who Is AZ present assisting indircily iu
the revolution n Nicaragua. and VIII,
has DECLARED officially that the Liberia
party Of llor luns Is unworthy 10 hold
ofirq
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-20
For Liberty and Love.

Au AuNAuCt nollct says
"wrilers Of fiction, by anticipating
history, have helped to make history
and by anticipating radical reforms,
made their fiction the advance agent Of
those reforms.
''The newest effort Of this class Of 70.
nance is a play written by Lillian, Lew.
Il, Albert Bigelow Paine and Lawrence
Marston, and is called For Liberty aud
Love.
at does not deal with politics, but
foreshadows, what history will more
than likely make a reality, the Indie.
pendence Of Cuba and its annexation 10
the United States.
There Is tut one scene in For Liber.
ty and Love that deals With this; but
that one scene comes nearer to being Of
direct and peasonal interest TO every
American man and woman than any.
thing attempted In drama In many
many years.
"This one scene Is In the last act and
represents Cuba as an annexed state Of
the United states and H. people citizens
OF the United States
"The fact that Miss Lewis pre- emit,
the play Is In ilselfan assurance that 4
is not the class Of drama TO which N,
heretofore produced Cuban plays be
long buta high order Of play, with Lib
eriy and Love for its theme; presentet
by a competent cast-in a dignifed man
ner, with proper scenic environments.
For Liberty and Love" will be IN,
attraction az the grand opera housl
Tuesday night, Sch. p.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-20

New York, Feb, l0.-Thc directors oI
the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacia,
have called the per cent dcbcntup
bonds Tor September, 1893, and the "a,
tension and collateral for April 70. The
outstanding amount Of the former /,
Sl,hoo,ooo, and Of the latter bonds, e.,
$4,000. Both are rcdecmahlc at 81 .O5
An issue Of 4 per cent bonds has already
been sold for taking up these bonds
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-20
Ch,rr.d wIih nohblns ths wan

New York, Feb. i0-Garrctt n. tn.
nison, for % years clerk In the New
York postoilioc. has been arrested ON the
charge Of robbing the department M.
moruus complaints have como In "a
Postmaster Nancott recently about mail
packages which VEN never pccived. A
watch was put upon the employees aud
aftn a time suspicion was fastened upon
Tunison, A doooy package was PLACED
In ulo mail and Tunison distracted a
knife from a. Tie was Immediately ar
rcsicd and taken before United States
Commissioner Shields lie was held IN
e2lOO hail for examination.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-20

London. Feb. iS.-Tho saturday Re.
view confirms the IMPORT that the Chi.
ncso loan will, after AL he made BY
Groat Britain, and says I'VE arr In.
formed that the preliminary contract
has actually been signed The delay In
the fuihnment was caused by the China.
mems JOY IN dallying over the bargain.
The foroign Office does not confirm the
statements Of Tho saturday Review.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-20
Peace, How Obtalne d9

Ny subject this morning is Gam my
Brothers Keeper" Tonight, Peace,
How obtained?" In the preparation
Of this sermon have tried TO lay aside
all tendencies to sectarianism and in
yite ell, especially the unconverted, to
come and hear this important subject
discussed
Bring your bibles as / will have no
funny tales to tell or death bed scenes
neither real OF imaginary TO describe
just a message from my Lord and Mas
ter 10 deliver. John l.. Andrews,
Pastor Chistian Church.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-20

Kansas City, Feb lo-Thc Santa Re
rad has notified the Southwestern Tmf.
DC association u its withdrawal Of the
notice rocently issued during boycott
against The Kansas City. Pttsburg aud
Gulf rad No explanation Of the santa
Fc's action Is given. but among the tnf.
nc men Il seems 20 h. the opinion that
the Santa desires 60 allow some Of
the other lines In the Southwestern a..
ISOLATION 90 fight the injunction pro
ccodings instituted IN the Federal court.
BY the Kansas City, Piitsburg aud Gulf
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-20

kite cigar, the best cent cigar in
the world. n
Capt. Billy Bell and W. z. Nab0T.
were here from the Brazos bottom yes
terday.
z Palmer's periumery Is sold by sam Is,
Wilson d Co. 20
Miss Maggie Keeion, who has been
whiting Mrs. 4. j. Fountain, returned
10 Joweit yesterday.
Kite cigar, a 3.ior a.quarier cigar
for 8 cents. Il
A number Of Bryan people len yes.
iorday afternoon on the excursion 10
Galveston TO see the baitleship Texas,
See our pretty patterns Ia wall paper
before you buy sam b. Wilson q Co.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-20
nI..lu.l 10 . st.l. % Rio,

Guthrie. % r., Feb. ia commun.
ication rcciyod by Acting Governor
jenkins from A. J. Blackwell. founder
Of the town 81 Blackwell that state Of
riot has existed thcre Tor throc DAYS,
that be- aud the five ncgrocs he pccntly
brought 20 the town and sold property
have bcon tcsiogcd In his housc and bul,
lets have bccn iird through and into Oh,
housc The local authorities he ays an
doing nothing % stop the mco war aud
h. calls upon the governor Tor protect.
-.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-20
To See Mardi Gras and the
Battleship.

Al. Buchanan and family, Lawrence
MENDOZA, A. G. Board. NJ. II. james,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. j. Fountain, A. G.
Martin, Judge ToliAferro and Malcolm
Carnes we're among those who went TO
Galveston last evening.
Jas. o. Chance, ]. A. Myers and A.
d. McConnico left on the same train 10
attend the Mardi gras at New Orleans.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-20

Washington, Feb io.-The president
has granted parlons In the following
cases;
Marion HaldcrmaL Of Arkansas. con.
vic,cd Of larceny. (Only insult Of par.
don Is the restoration 10 citizenship.
Jack Wilkcrson Of the eastern district
Of Texas, convicted In 1898 Of assault
with intent 10 kill Papers In The ease
show that the prisoner can live only a
short time
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-20

Arlmorc, / T., Feb ie.-Mrs. Com
Mcbride. wife Of William Mcbride Of
Hoy. bar, was thrown from a wagon and
instantly killed at Sands Springs, a few
miles southwest Of hcro. Her husband
removed the brides from the mules q
allow them 60 drink While thus un.
budlcd the team took fright aud ran
away. Mn Mcbride was dashed 10 the
ground and instantly killed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-20

Golad, Tex, Feb. lo.-Two young
Mpyicans wcrc lodged In Jail here on
the charge Of committing an assault
upon the persons ~ Mrs, Emma Har.
den, an old lady who lives 10 miles
south Of here, and her daughter, Mrs
George Dunn. Talk Of lynching the
Mexicans runs high The women iden.
tilted the two men In Jail as the assail.
ants