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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-30
WOUNDED AND MANNED
Remarkable Story Of Corp. J. Mar.
Ann Brooks

One by one are they returning from the
bloody field OF battle-our country's he
roes. After leaving fever-stricken Santi-
ago-and other fields Of Aistory-they make
their way to more healthful zones to re-
cruit their lost strengthened other things.
In looking over the register Of the No
deau last night Herald reporter saw the
entry, Brooks and Gaffey Trough Riders).
Lexington, KY" On asking for the war
rors bold, the clerk said that Mr.. Brooks
was about the house, but Mr.. Gaffey had
retired" The scribe at once sought out
Mr.. Brooks, and found him coming out Of
Edelman's refreshment parlors in the back
part Of the house. He proved to be an eld-
erly gentleman with the unmistakable dir
of a colonel. When interviewed, however,
he showed signs of serious mental aber-
ration. "Yes," said he, my name IL
Brooks. I am corporal in Company c
Of Roosevelts celebrated Rough Riders.
Mr.. Gaffey. who is with me. served as
sergeant. He lies in his room now, wound
ed man, shot through the ARM but hope
that he will be around In few days.
1--WE have both just arrived from Licking
ton, KY, where we came direct from San
tiago Yes, we shed our blood for our coun-
Gaffey eyer live at San Pedro near here?
No, no. he is an entire stranger to this
locality" More than this Corporal Brooks
on account of his extreme modesty and
mental infirmity, could not be persuaded to
say. But the reporters thirst for know
ledge, of course, could not be satisfied by
so meager a statement and he proceeded
to delve into the tones Of history to find
more of the war records Of these heroes.
The facts there recorded show that Brooks
Is really a colonel, as his extremely digni-
fled and important bearing indicated; also
that Colonel Brookes received Knockout
blow at the battle of Sacramento, August
IS, caused by a shot from the committee on
credentials striking him below his Ventura
proxy armor belt.
Several other casualties, It will be re-
membered, were caused in the same man.
ner. This particular victim. however. has
so far recovered that his wounds. on the
subject Of which he is naturally sensitive,
are not noticeable to the passer-by; but Il
leading surgeon of the city confidentially
Informed. the reporter that microscopic
examination of the gentleman. made since
the 18th, revealed total absence Of the
influences politicalis, very important, even
vital function for a man Of the colonel's
build. He is therefore, not long for this
! world.
Sergeant Gaffey's injuries were found on
closer examina tion to have resulted merely
from an overindulgence in lemonade at San
Pedro Sunday afternoon, where he was
helping show Judge Mcguire the beauties
of the harbor,
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

c. D. Howry, undertaken, Fifth and
Broadway. Lowest prices in the city.
Call telephone main 243 for ambulance.
Bresee Brothers, Sixth and Broadway.
Robert Sharp G. Co.. funeral directors, ISL
end 1853 South Spring street. Tel. main 1929.
Watches cleaned IS cents; mainsprings,
30 cents; crystals. 10 cents. Patton, 214
South Broadway.
E. B.ggy paid fine of 50 In Justice Nor
rtsons court yesterday for having driven
too fast on Main street Sunday night.
Ed Jones applied at the receiving hospital
yesterday morning about $3.50 o'clock for
treatment He had chronic bladder trou-
BILE.
Adams Bros, dentists. 1904 South Spring
street. Plates from 81. Painless extracting
80 cents. Filling speciality. Hours. S to s:
Sundays, 10 to Il.
Louis King, who disturbed the peace Of a
religious meeting at the corner Of Los An
geles and First streets, was found guilty
yesterday by Justice Morrison and given
a thirty-da fioater.
Do you know that framed picture makes
a most desirable wedding present? If you
are looking for anything in that line do not
fall to call at H. c. Lichtenberger's art en-
porium, 2O2 South Spring street.
Dr.. Rebecca Lee Dorsey, Stimson block
first floor. rooms 1873, 1874, 1876. Special atten-
ton given to obstetrical cases, and all dis
eases of women and children. Electricity
scientifically used. Consultation hours.
to S. Telephone 1927.
C. B. Boothe has been appointed a dele
gate from the hamber of commerce to the
national irrigation congress, soon to be
held In Cheyenne. Wyo. Mr.. Boothe finds
It impossible to. be present in person and
will send, his proxy to George H. Maxwell
W. H. Holabird will address the business
men of the city today at o'clock In the
assembly room Of the chamber Of COM
merce on the subject of street cleaning.
Mr.. Holabird has plan to propose as All
Improvement on the present method, which
he will set forth at length.
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He Cannot Talk

Wendell Myers, an old man, was taken
to the county hospital yesterday suffering
from a peculiar ailment. He was wander
Ing about the Vienna Buffet Sunday after
noon and acted 30 strangely that 1t was
thought he was crazy, so he was sent to
the receiving hospital for medical treat
ment It was discovered that the old man
could not talk at first, and 1t was supposed
that he was naturally dumb, but after an
examination DR.. Hagan came to the con-
clusion that blood clot Is forming on that
portion Of the nerve center which controls
the speech, and in consequence he had no
use Of that organ. All his other faculties
could be used. sA.e5, H.. 4r. .s.34
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many of the mendicants of his class he
seems stupid enough in some things. but in
others preternaturally shrewd.
"Genung Is my name" he said-G-e-n-
u-n-g-French. you see there was two
brothers came over with Lafayette. One
Of 'em was killed and 'tother proved to be
my grandfather. Then another quarter
Of me is Scotch, pure stuff. and half Ger
man. The pedigree is Mixed but the head
that holds 1t is not"
1t was fifteen years ago that he got hurt.
Hauling freight in Idaho he slipped on the
rock roadway and the front wheels Of the
heavy freight wagon passed over him, in
turing his spine, and from that day he has
never been well.
Mr.. Genung is something Of a politician.
too. Not at all demoralized at his failure
to storm the hospital gates on August g.
he concluded that he would, at any rate.
fulfill his other duties Of q citizen. and SO
put his name on the great register.
That his case deserves the pity Of every
one there Is no doubt. The physical all
ments Of the man truly make him an object
of the deepest compassion, but far more
unfortunate than his physical inf1rmity Is
the perversion of soul that accompanies It,
AS is generally the case with men long
invaded, the perspective Of self In Its re-
lations to the world Is entirely distorted.
From. a superabundance Of the milk Of hu-
man kindness that a kindly public has been
glad to pour out for him he has acquired a
sort of moral dyspepsia that doesn't allow
him to digest 1t any longer. He feels that
the world owes him a living, with COM
pound interest at 10 per cent at least, and
that he is letting US Off easy by being will
Ing to collect 1t.
Then, too, Mr.. Genung's financial status
is probably not so desperate as he would
have us imagine. At any rate he shows
letters from HIS sister in Rock Island thank
ing him for presents of silver spoons, etc.
At his last hospital examination he ad-
mitted an ailment that is not popularity
supposedto be a necessity of Indulgence, and
he also admits that he Is rather fond Of
looking on the wine when 1t Is red.
There is no wish here to belittle the at
fiictions of the poor fellow. The hand Of
the Lord has been laid on him heavily. But
In that placard which he wears on his breast
there Is a libelous implication that the
county authorities are mistreating help
less invalid in refusing him their aid, and
1t is due the officials and the public at large
that the whole of the truth should be
known.
Either the authorities are correct In their
position, or Southern California will have
to take steps to greatly enlarge Its ben
evidences, for even now there Is scarcely
accommodation for the worthy sufferers
whose claim does rest upon this COM
munity, and here alone.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-30
It Was an Accident

An inquest was held yesterday at the
rooms Of Peck & Chase on the remains
of Frank X. Strahorn. the young man who
was found dead in the cellar Of the Tenth
street hotel Sunday afternoon. The de-
ceased met his death by accidentally fall
ing down a hole and fracturing his skull,
by striking 1t against the corner of an iron
plate. A verdict in accordance with these
facts was returned. 1t was proved by Dan
j. Cooper that Strahorn had been seen at
1890 o'clock Sunday morning In company
with an elderly woman at the corner of
Seventh street and Maple avenue. He was
then trying to secure entrance into a sa-
loon, while the woman was apparently en-
deavoring to dissuade him from such an
a
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-30

be, and sorrier than Mr.. Genung Is for HIM
self, on the whole, though It Is astonishing
how he can dissemble his complacency upon
occasion.
Genung Is the name Of that pathetic fig
ure Of a man who holds out his hat for pen
MES daily on the corner of Second and
Spring streets, and whose condition of
broken health, so pitiably evident, has
caused many an expression of sympathy
to fall from pretty lips, and many a more
subs tantial token from slender fingers into
that appealingly disreputable. old hat.
But while the tools ordinarily used in tho
process which makes the mule and the
musket alike respected-at the heavy end
are decidedly out of condition in Mr.. Cen
ung's case. vet the spirit of the kicker
swells in his bosom with power that would
make a Stanford full-back envious. In
fact he actually makes his kick, too. 1t
doesn't look like one, but 1t is; and he knows
right well that 1t Is more effective pro-
test than he could make with No: IA cop
per-toed cowhides affixed to a hay-tedder.
And oil this power lies in a plain tin pla-
card reading, II have been refused admit
lance to the hospital" which lies peace
fully across the pit of Mr.. Genung's stom-
ach under other signs intended to acquaint
the public with his manifold sorrows Mr..
Genung introduced himself to Los Angeles
year ago last April. He fell in love with
the town at first sight. and with devotion
like that Of Ruth for Naomi, he does not
propose to be severed from his beloved.
During the month of his arrival he APP
piled for admission to the hospital and was
refused on the ground that he had not
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-30
EDWARD F. aENUNa

ton of the case, for 1t Is not common to meet
such lofty indebtedness of spirit Joined
to such exacting helplessness of body. And
at first glance they do seem rather in
compatible.
Considerable correspondence was entered
upon about year ago. Genung claimed to
have been an inmate of the county hospital
at Des Moines for three years. But the
authorities there did not corroborate his
statement, his name even not appearing on
their books. 1T was definitely stated, too.
that no inmate had remained there for
three years at the period mentioned. He
also showed credentials purport:ng to come
from Des Moines physicians. One OF the
authorities referred to in 1t, w. w. Ward,
is now resident of this city. He says that
his name was used entirely without his
knowledge, and furthermore that only a
fraction of the others are physicians at
ALL though for the4most part influential
citizens of the place. When first coming here
he claimed to expect to find brother, but
the closest investigation fails to find any
trace of such an individual. T. j. Stuart.
secretary Of the associated charities, sums
the matter up something like this. He
finds that this man has all the manners and
methods of the professional mendtcant, of
the variety known as the hospital bum"
for on his own assertion he has spent a
large share of his time in different hospitals
In different cities over the country.
That he should be cared for there Is no
doubt. The question is whether his case
Justly comes to Los Angeles county. The
secretary thinks not. considering that he
has a well-defined home and relatives In
another state.
Aside from the legal aspect of the case his
story has its pathetic side, and yet those
to whom Mr.. Genung talks freely, as he
did the other morning to Herald reporter,
will get far less d.stressful opinion OF his
woes than is obtained by hurried glimpse
of his cadaverous figure and sad fea-
lures iri PASSING on the street. In fact. un-
der II spell of Ngood listener he awakes
to gTs the air of . hail fellow. Like
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-30
He Poisoned Chickens

Fritz Savinder was before Justice Nor
rison yesterday to answer to a charge OF
malicious mischief, preferred bN Mrs.
Conception Olivas Of New High street
Fritz occupied the rear of Mrs. OMvas'
premises. She claimed that he had placed
a quantity of poison in the yard to kill her
chickens, and had succeeded, as many
died. Fritz did not deny the impeachment
but claimed that the birds had annoyed
him greatly by scratching up his front
yard, and he had taken that means to rid
himself of them. He was found guilty
and will be sentenced today.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-30
IN OIL CIRCLES
No New Work Being Done in the Local
Field

Conditions in the local oil field are the
same as given in The Herald's report last
Monday. No new wells have been started
this week. while every day sees the aban-
donment of some old ones. The price OF
81 Is per barrel is still maintained.
The same spirit of quiet seems to prevail
over other oil fields. the only really new
DEVELOPMENTS made having been at Goa
linea. Fresno county, but this Held is an un-
known quantity as yet.
J. B. Treadwell of Summerland was seen
last night and he gave The Herald repre-
tentative an interesting account Of the
work being done there.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-30
Neighborhood Row

Justice Morrison set the trial Of A. T.
Bundy, charged with disturbing the peace,
for this afternoon. F. W. Kellogg of 3l9
South Hill street got into dispute with
Dundy over some refuse water being
thrown into the back yard, and claims that
Bundy abused him.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-30

The team to represent Los Angeles In
the first match Of the Santa Monica cricket
tournament. which commences tomorrow
at 40 a. m. on the Polo club grounds. will
be as follows: H. w. Walker, e. Causton.
H. Jones Batemanl r. H. Chapman, w. 8.
Belfield, T. M. johnson, G. Belts, ". Mulch.
G. stoner. J. Scott and A. N. Squire.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-30
Three Bad Boys

B. Almand James Mathews and Gus
Perrott, the boys who threw stones at a
Chinese vegetable peddler on Meyers
street, near the TerminSl depot, and also
annoyed the train men BY running through
cars, were found guilty of having disturbed
the peace by Justice Morrison yesterday
and given 2O-day sentences, which were
suspended during good behavior
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-30
Pensions and Postal

WASHINGTON, Aug. N.-California pen
s,ons: Original-William Walter of San
Diego, &c. Reissue and ncrease-Willam
H. H. Baxter of Tulare. $6 to $12.
California postmasters-Artesia, Los An
geles county C. B. Scott. vice David Nc
Keen, resigned; jamestown, Tuloumne
county, s. r. F. Butterfield, vice Patrick
White, removed
John J. Gum was today commissioned
postmaster at Modoc, Cal.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-30
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice

Notice
Bids will be received by the Los Fellz
school board for painting the Los Felis
school house, furnishing new blackboard
and making such other repairs az are neces-
sary. The board reserves the right e
reject one or all bids.
CHAS. w. REIN11ARD,
WIN. H. HOHQEH,
4. CHRIsT RACKuR. 81.
Trustees Los Felia eqhoe( pletfinE !.
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DR.. Max Wassman, dentist. rooms 225 and
s26 Potomac block. Broadway. between
Second and Third. Tel. Brown 107s
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-30

Chas. E. Hedden of the Hudnut Perfum
cry company, Is here from New York.
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CITY NEWS
INDEX OF LOCAL EVENTS
Chronicled on pages 7, 8 and u.

= Haven found guilty of battery upon
= Boynton.
+ CALIFORNIA; mineral display at the
+ Omaha exposition.
4 Large crowd witnesses the battle Of
4 Manila, done in fireworks.
+ Preparations being made to COM
Z mence work on the San Pedro break
= water.
4 Young man arrested charged with
= having placed his wife In house Of
4 shame.
4 Hearing of street protests takes up
+ the time of the council; Mrs. Wilson
= comes up again.
= A paralytic cripple with a ''kick";
+ why he is not In the hospital, but beg
= cling on the streets.
r Preparations made to petition the
= Washington authorities to muster out
= the Seventh regiment: war board
+ takes action.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-30
THE WEATHER

TEMPERATURE-Re of obssrva tion4
taken at Los Angeles Aug. 20, 1898. The
barometer Is reduced to sea level.
Tine ror. 1hr. r. H. wind Nel Weather
sam % 81 62 81 sW / Cloudy
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-30

Maximum temperature s..
Minimum temperature 60.
Forecasts
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 9.-Indcations
for Southern California: Fair Tuesday
fresh west winds.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-30
EVENTS OF TODAY

= Burbank-"Captain Swift"
= Orpheum-Vaudeville.
4 Board of police commissioners meets :
+ 10 a. m.
y Board of freeholdars, council cham I
= ber-S p. m.
= Mass meeting for clean streets, (
= chamber of commences p. m. :
4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-03

MANIFESTATION by a frst-class colored
cook imRp,; No, lsil Shepherd street. 4
WANTED --rosition by young German man
who can do any kind OF work Address asa.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED First class matchmaker and en-.
xrayer;. apply at once Jcwclcr, Box ass
Denton. Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-03
4 FINANCIAL REVIEW
x.,r.Ep TO RESPOND no
IA - copD FEELING.
,.ower on the Foreign
',rresuInr Movcment
a, Standard stocks.

d. q l =.
Dc .a.sa 20 respond 10 the SAN
.,ss.,ed on the London ex-
,,,ure value oi American Sc
y M ns were the feature of that
'.. marked mp sharply before
W. The eountermandinE oil
nm .srncu, 81 gold for shipment 10
sn N,,.y,ated apprchensicns IN Lon
"a ~, ,,oary market outlook. the rate rate
's.s there fell 10 2ls per cent, ana
~ in Paris. az Q result OIL 'ne
~ ~, r,o,,ation accorded the mar ar.
snS Of England and the Bank Of
.ssct in New York of higher
fsp 81. only temporary and the
~ ...oda,,i stocks became semi
~ n dullness which supervened
..s.nent OF prices for stapdard
A, ..,re,nely Irregular, the irregu-
=. lar as q contrary move
nuas, Issues of the same company.
lsa'r ~ 81. Louis and San fran-
sn'Sss~rad moved upward, while the
Esa a,ock suffered heavy losses.
w ssock oil Union Pacific was also
.!.,ss,v than the common stock.
sassiipe, the Pacific stocks, In
ssrestsrn, Union. Central and
~ IA showed active proht taking
srsnesrs were IN the same cate
.,.hpess and h-~vlDess of the raul
1.pssS a continued diversion OF spec
.ss,ssss into the Industrial specialties.
ssss thc greatest activity, and It's De
~ Iate dealings, after an early
.sssnsfh. was no small factor In the
.sssjness toward the close OF The day,
LII in this specially was based on The
=. Y 'rricos OF the product ny q lead
lss,tor and on the opinion That tue
lind in tho trade has been alto
oHmal. -. ,..,a,
~ rsilroads on account of bad wealth
! IA influence IN causing the reaction.
ss;- rrt changes are mixed.
VI market was active and prices wore
S'saiDcd than in stocks. Total sales
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-03

.e7o. Ca 1ndapura. 5sI; SIS Orion. 47sl; 81 OF
,erspool. 359S SIS Lupano, 1864 IS West In
alan 5ool Rio Jano 1915; SIS lla.o, 5soo; 50
Werneth Hail. 1888: IS Indnne; Isg. Etnea-
ssp. ga Marie de Larrnaga. 2712. SIS Noyiem-
bre, 1910; IS saturnina, ssiI; ltaiiana' A'Z'
Total 72,5O6. ,.oa ,o,ee. ss Ala
,o,Ga isg2. - Netherfeld 1876; ss Sit Leba-
non, mas; rs Ethelrida. 2l7s ss caSo. 22oi; So
Cheronca poo. Total 1910, ,,,.
For Continent: SIS Ludwig, i6.i; rs fpoepe'
SGp IS DANA, 500; IS Cunaaa. 1880; IS cron o.,
we'll 1892 SIS Gena. G54I; IS Cardonyx, ~
IS Breckfield, sl32; SIS Bienhelm 2ioz; y
Sbiflsy. l02l; IS B!shopsgate. 1916 S. Broom
baugh bai7, IS Labuan, 5S Total, tI.Slb,
For Nov York; Mallory line i2'i; Lone soar
line. slG5. Total, 1896
Total gu sllpbosrd, 1887.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-03
GALVESTON STOCK
pelegnte. Cor Mou.ton.

Especial Dispatch 70 TIE fos.) s,.
Waco. Texas December
Ing Of the real estate men mere lh's 49,
noon il was agreed that at Least ten ae'''
ra,es would go to the convention IN 'ious-
Ton December O. ,,,, mo
,rsru,rrs' congress from Fort Wor1a "
Houston December ~.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-03

LADIES wishing tailor made suits or evening
gowns made on short police "a perfect fif
suhranteed) call at Rooms 800 at1 3ol. Ma
son block. Nine. swanson, I.
WANTED--To know the aedreys OF Tom and
Reid Goldma Communicate with iscid q
Brandon, Natche2. Miss. u
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MARINE INrELLlaE NcE.
Port OF Galveston. Dccen,i,c

Port Of Galveston, December .
No arrivals.
CLEAREDs
IS pania, Harne. Copenhagen via Norfolk.
IS centurion. Beall, Hamburg.
SIS lllaro. Martyr, Liverpool
Tampa. 'o''
SAILED.
SIS Pendarvis, Read Hamburg via NorfoIk
SIS Cullirgwood, Conner. New York Win Ro'.
ton. ~ -" H"a-
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hRcIAL BRIEFS.

lossscsmber 2.-clesrinxs today.
shsekr "ut' exchange ON London
~ SSsssss s 2.--To,al sales ot
~ ne u b,S,7oo shares in.iudinr
~ n'i Union Pacific pretsrre q
~ sse esr copsoIs for money
1Bfy ssecuni lipk: bar silver dull
osrLsq9 PER cent: rate ~ d,sco,,,,t
~ ser NJ short and three nionths
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NJ 81. Charles ST.,

1,atp 81 Morcury, Kidney and BIadder TIouU
les Weak Back Burning Urine, lncontisence.
Cionorrhea, Glset. Structure receive searching
treatment prompt relief and cure for liIe
Both seaes treated conbdentiaiiy ana PIT
PLEA. Fistula. Fissurs and Rupture cutsa D,
our new methods. Send for particulars. ao'
nas. BETS q HETTs & DYAR-
IA St Charles Street. New orleans. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-03

Sold throughout the world. CUTICURA
SOAP, Poe; CuTICuRA (ointmentl, zoe. POT
TER DRUG d CHEM, CORP, Boston. Sole
Props. British Depot. l King Edward st..
London. Depot Francois. lls Faubourg st.
Honore Paris Send for Face, Hands aud
Hair book. mailed free.
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CUTIcuRA SOAP. because OF Its delicate
emollent properties, is the most soothing.
cooling and purifying application for rsshes.
rri,ations. chahngs intiammatons. undue or
offensive persp!ratlou aud many other sana.
tive uses. as we'll us being the most offectnal
skin purifying and identifying soap In the
world.
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c.nXict AccidentalIy KilIed.

tyler Texas. December 2-fesssfhay
nd clay. = guard at the poor farm. ac-
IA ntally sh1t and killed sam Frsneis.
oolored convict on the farm.