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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-24
A BALLOON I'll. PLAN.

Captain John w. Phillips. an attorney OF
this city, formerly connected with the
United States war and interior depart
ments at Washington, has mentioned a
plan for aerial warfare by "dirigible" tor
pedo balloons. He has spent some time In
inventing and developing the plans, and
he claims that 1t is practical scheme and
should be adopted by the war department..
In a letter TO Adjutant General Mabry TO-
day explaining the plan, Captain Phillips
says:
I'm a short time, and at small cost, the
United States can be made irvulnerable
from the attack OF any navy, no matter
how strong. This can be accomplished by
arranging dirigible' torpedo balloons. to BE-
flown In series Of two or more, connected
with each other by long cables and each
being anchored at different points on land.
BY this plan of connecting the balloons to-
gether but at great distance from each
other and separately anchored TO different
steamers located at such points apart as
may be Indicated by WIND currents, one of
the aeronauts can with absolute accuracy
guide his car over the desired point and
maintain 1t there us long as required. These
balloons can be raised anywhere and at
any time by the smoke OF the steamers,
and the latter, by their great speed power,
Sah run away Wueu tiiTehteueu viii az
tack. Aided by the darkness OF night the
enemy's strongholds can be approached
and blown 10 atoms, with but little danger
to the occupants of the balloons. BY con
structing the balloons of numerous eas cells
the danger of them being pierced and
ruined by the enemy's shot will be minim-
lied, and can be wholly avoided by flying
the balloons above gun range, while the
aeronaut from one of the balloons remains
suspended in a V-shaped, shot proof steel
basket or car attached by block and tackle
to rope to balloon. BY lowering himself TO
proper elevation he can with accuracy hurl
explosives upon the enemys ships or ports.
while he remains secure from harm in his
armored car, and his balloon above the
clouds is beyond the possibility of puncture
by rllnS helnW.'
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Manor, Texas, April n "A German, 81
years old. named Kaiser, was run over by
the eastbolnd local freight here this morn
ing. both legs and the left arm were
mashed off He died at 1880. No blame
is attached to Conductor Phil Clarke. as
party was stealing ride.
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Long.n Exnmlntas TriaI.

sartariia, Texas, April 49, Monday "
the day set for the preliminary or exaInjD-
ing trial Of VIII Long. coIored, who, II
Is alleged. murdered J. G. Brewer. asst
SUNDAY morning II was the intention Of
tie officers to bring Long here for trisi,
but owing TO certain rumors Aioa. Sheriff
parnell, who ii very careful and r,'iii-
nett Mt officer, has concluded 10 hold the
prisoner al I.!ehmcnd. where this axunilf-
ing trial will be held. ,
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Cnndidntc for senator.

Lullng. Texas, April 2a,-Hon. n. G..
Neighbors OF San Marcos, who go ably rep
resented Hays county in tho last legisla-
turc. Ia a candidate for State senator from
tho counties OF Caldwell. Comal, Hays,
Blanco and Guadalupe. Mr. Neighbors II
an old resident OF this city and his an
nouncement will he received with pleasure
by a host OF warm friends
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Bean, May T., . p. m.. Pottsboro, May 4.
$ p. nj; Arteslan Wells. May 6. II y. M:
rinjn, May 4, s u. IN. At s,rteslnn Wells on
Mas s. arrangements are being made for
Il basket picnic. and It is expected that
all county candidates and Other State can
,.idatcs will BIO present. That day rs looked
forward to by the Grayson democrats ~
promising a rare political feast.
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MINES HAVE BEEN LAID.
Oftieiai Notice thst Galveston Har-
bar Has Beea Protected.
Is DANGEROUS TO FRIEND Ann FOE
Gulf shore Has ALSO Beea Protect-
ed with SELF Actine sliucs--A
Warning 10 Vessels.

Galveston. Texas. April sS.--foilowins IL
the formal announcement Of Lieutenant
Richie concerning the mining Of Galveston
harbor.
United States Engineers Office. Calves
ton. Texas. April %. lSes.---Notice Is hereby
given to vessel owners. masters and pilots.
and to the senrai public, that submarine
mines have been planted In the entrance
to Galveston harbor, and In the Gulf Of
Mexico In front and to the westward Of the
city Of Galveston.
The mined area between tho jetties az
tends from line connecting Fort Point
lighthouse with Bolivar lighthouse. east
ward to tho two gas buoys abreast Of the
ends Of tho jetties.
No vessel should attempt 10 cross this
area at night; no vessel should anchor in
this area, and no vessel should cross this
area at any but very slow speed. and
tneh only IN such cnanneis as VIII De m
dictated from time to time to the local
pilots by the OFFICER at the mining case
mate.
The mines in the Gulf OF Mexico In front
and to tho westward Of the city are self
acting, and are Mt all times dangerous to
friend and foe alike.
All vessels are hereby warned not 10
approach with one marine league Of the
shore for distance Of two marine leagues
to the westward of the Beach hotel.
@, S, Richie.
First Lieutenant, corps OF Engineers,
United States Army, in Charge Of pcfcn-
sive Works at Galveston.
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Manor. Texas April 80; Manor precinct
primary was held today. resulting In .
divislon--two set Of delegates were elected
to the county convention.
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Corsicana. Texas. April 20. Senator o.
b. Colquitt Of Terrell was in the city yes
terday and in conversation with repre-
sentative of this paper stated that he would
enter upon HE duties AS revenue collector
Monday, and while he has accepted that
position it would In no way interfere with
his candidacy for reelection to the 6tEts
senate.
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Colonel Wynnc ut Troup.

Troup, Texas April 21.-celonel r. NJ.
Wynne. candidate for governor. spoke here
last night to fair-sizcd audience and cap
tured the crowd Hc VIII very likely carry
Smith county.
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Crane In Grnyson County.

Sherman. Texas, hrrfl 22.--The Crane
ct mpaign committee has arranged for Mr..
Crane TO address the democrats VI this
county as pei the following schedule, IN be-
tpIf OF his interests as candidate for gov
q npr: Van Alstyne, May at 2 p. M. Pilot
Grove, NAY at s y. M. Whitewright. May
3. . p. M; Bells, May q, p M; Tom
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BONDS APPROVED.

The attorney general today approved and
the comptroller registered an $4,000 issue OF
Bexar county bridge bond. and s5i 900
Issue OF Bcxar county court house and jall
rcfunding bonds was submitted for appro-
val
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Peevilie. Texas. April 2s.--At gsther-
ing OF colored people in this city last night
q negro named Ella Bsnks was severely
cut In the abdomen With roxar BY another
negro woman. la
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UNIVERSITY PROGRAMME.


Prof. Thomas Fitzhugh, chairman of the
just given out the following programme
for the commencement exercises Of the
State University:
Sunday, June 10, at 1880 a. m.-Bac-
calaureate sermon by the Rev. Lyman Alb
bott of Brooklyn.
At s p. m. Address before Y. NJ. c. A.
by Rev. w. d. Bradfield. pastor st. Johns
church. Galveston.
Monday, June 10. 10 a. manual bust
ness meeting Of Alumni
At $3.50 p. m. Alumni address by r. E. l..
Knight, B. l.. 1889. Dallas
Tuesday June Ia, a. Informal meeting
of the Academy of Science.
At II a. m. address before literary So
cieties tyet to be selected).
At $50 p. m. anniversary services OF the
literary societies.
Wednesday, June Is, 1890 a. m.--Com-
mencement exercises. Address by ex-Mn-
lister Alexander w. Terrell.
AT an hour to be fixed by the SOCIETY," OF
Alumni Alumni banquet
Music by the Second Texas Regiment T.
V. G. band of Bonham, Texas.
Thursday and Friday, June l6 and IL, 10
a. MIN the University building the State
Historical association will hold its second
annual meeting.
YE OLD BALLAD CONCERT AND MEL
oDRAMA
Let the peanut gallery t25 cents) BE-
filled to overlooking on Monday night.
Willie West and George Moore will make
You split your sides laughing, Meanwhile
you will be contributing something 10 the
progress of the University. Just tontem-
plate the programme:
PART l.
University Quartette ..............,...
Messrs Boyd. Abercrombie, Jen-
kins and Hawkins.
robin Adair" 1850. Miss Tennie Odom
"The Yeoman's Wedding" ..,.........
............... Mr. George =. Warner
!" Way Down Upon the Sewanee River.
............ Miss Carrie Graham
Cornet solo--"Coming Thro the Rye
.......... DR.. Henry L. Baxter
PART II.
Mr.. William West and Mr. George Moore
in Something Very New"
PART III.
"sweet and Low"-Austin Quartette..
Miss odom and Miss Numbers.
Messrs Condit and Bell
............. Mrs. II. Guest Collins
"Alice. Where Art Thou?" .....,.....
........... Mr.. l.. A. AmbsrcronbA
.Katies Letter ....... Mrs. Lynn Hunter
.When the Corn is Waving Gentle An
ME" ............... Dr.. Nj. l.. White
Accompanies. Mrs. II. Guest Collins
ana Mrs. A. Walthersdorf)
Admission %, so and rs cents.
The programme of the society events has
not been definitely arranged, but VIII be
given out In a few days.
President Winston OF the University hes
lust doomed the campus fund by sending
the chairman OF the field committee, Prof.
Fitzhugh. check for 500.
TIE railroads of the stats have made
rate Of enc and one-third fares round tiip
for trs benefit Of all those desiring 70 at
terd the commencement exercises Of the
Uuiyersiiy-good for one week. noraTnenc-
ing SATURDAY.. June II, and ending Satur-
day. June IS.
CHARTERED.
The following charters we're filed with
the secretary OF state today:
First Church Of Christ tscientist) OF
San Antonio 40 capital stock. incor-
rorators William A. Bur',s, General
teorse Davidson. Miss Belle Black.
,Lonzs horemen's Benevolent Union Of
Port Arthur. No capital stock: Incor-
porators William Austin, barney Arm
strong and J. Thompfon.
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SUITS FILED.

Following suits have been filed with
District Clerk Blanchette this week:
Kidd g. Dickinson va National Fire In
surance Company Of Hartford; debt on
policy contract
Mary A. McDowall ct al VS.. John Brady:
trespass TO try title.
j, ] soiinsky VS.. T. B. Sugg ct al, fore
closure.
II. Michel & Co. VS.. John Broocks Jr.;
suit to revive judgment
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bond for $1,000 this afternoon, giving "
scph Male and J. L. Hume as sureties. Hc
took the oath OF office several days ago, bnt
no commission has been Issued to him -
vet -
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Tyler Texas, April 23.-Hon. Dick
Wynuc. candidate for governor spoke to an
immense crowd here today. Ills speech
was enthusiastically received.
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Ilssslss

- and type.sriters. ii every
ssss. an world ,a!ss the right care OF
~. mhihc::iy self, this complaint
Sss be heard, The woman who
Eez weakness and disease OF the
~. uihi'ie organs Is unified for her
~ y. III the house or In the office.
u = unmarried women, especially, do
M y conEda their troublcs of this
MsE no;nc doctor. They shudder
nTsat Of the examinations and
kSxsS,ono to which they may have
|s1 lss. inc:c ere entirely unne cessary,
y WI addressed to DR.. X. v. Pierce.
~. =, arc held in the most sacred
s,sss ~. Pierce hos been for thirty
s9nsulting physician to the In
u vv0ssi and Surgical Institute. Ct
s8,:.", <, ono Of the ercatcgt medical
J In ~. ~ Inc world. His ncigfbnri
3 ficrSs ongicssriari and he was q per
"a rs,o, me martyr prcsident. Dr..
|hesa sr9 g'i,e Prescription cares I'll
|l$,na ~ ~ uisease Of the dcli.atc ard
"A s wsans OF Community. u pom which
Ma dos hung wonian's health. Honest
~ recommended your .Fnyorlto Pre-
10 has ~ tstat mnly OF mY friends.
=! vas s,, ~ psrn single lady who used
~ lcns,'n oy It. II Is the best med
1tlsrs ia nave ever taken. tried
RG he,ru thsy did ME no good They
ckfk asu 70 die" Thus writes Mira.
!" New Rome. Floyd County.
Z1x fss'lefs head aud bad working
-. b. p,Suils OF hilicurncss and cons
~ To- ,h".re Pleasant PellCts FREE q
so.sta 'nese ailments Thcy regulate
! }Nsfjs. 'ne stomach. liver and bowels.
~ Two aemild cathartic. They
- medicine stores.
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a nEAuwoNr nUpeEr.
Jcrcrxon County heal Eatatc Ia Not
IaxEiny.

Laughing.
Beaumont, Texas. April 2s.--wtile war.
rumors Of war and the be,lgerent agita-
tion which has prevailed for the past three
or four months has caused business stag
nation in commercial lines, the demand
for Jefferson county real estate continues
with increasing vigor, and the record in
tho county clerks Office show that during
this and tho preceding week the record
has been broken, both In the number OF
acres OF agricultural land sold and the
prices paid therefor. when the term
record breaker, is used 1t is Of course
understood that the Port Arthur Land and
Townsite company's purchase OF three
years ago Is excepted but the transfers
OF this week will compare favorably even
with this Immense transaction,
Deeds recorded up TO noon OF today num-
Der forty four, tho total consideration
being s5i,974.30, the larger sales being
acreage property. but quite number OF
Beaumont lots changed hands. In fact,
the transfers show a healthy demand for
both acreage and city property. and indi-
cate that Beaumont and Jefferson county
will continue to move forward in spite Of
the business depression resulting from the
trouble with Spain.
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IkIlra "a. xciahhor.

JeGersoD. Texas. April 2s.--A negro sho.
and killed his coiored neighbor. Harrison
Woodland. this afternoon In he Valley
Plain settlement. Ave miles north u JEFF
ferson.
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PENSACOLA SAILED.

The steamer Pensacola. Captain Sim
mons, sailed this afternoon at 8 o'clock for
Pensacola. where she will load coal and
Immediately return to Galveston. The
vessel left flying the United States flag
The Pensacola Is a fast craft. and Engineer
Campbell says he will put her through nj
n rapid rake.
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s ss,n peace consistent Win An1r,.a.
nonor und integrity. =
BE y further resolved TSat y "a,
enp intercourse with this country
anu Spain has ceased aud war with IA
Ieariui uncertainties Is upon q. thar ~
ask the htarty, full and active o. ouers !.
lion OF our representative In con..reas.
, MIN tne president OF the United Statcs
VIA. the great struggle may bs brourht
70 speedy and triumphant ending ana
mat the commercial business OF our c,,,,ns
w may resume it's healthy ana normal
BE 1t further resolved. That our 49,,
tary be instructed to mail .opv :, e .Sns-
resolutions to the president ana ~ , aoa,s
congress- 'e"'''i'es IN
resolution instructlng the Tex.s AL.
gates to vote for Mr.. Wallerste,n a. 80 s.'
election as National president was na,r,
eu ana In response that gentleman said
ina. .r SO far as he was concerned Tho
aexas division could have anything r.
The delegation was also ins,ruc,.a -
WORK for the Rev. Homer n wilson ~
National chaplain ''0" -
ine matter Of electing a State chan,a,p
. uau peen overlooked, and the matter was
.nen taken up. The Rev, Wilson WA.
erected by reclamation His RESPONSE Was
powerful effort and evoked rounds OF
applause. o1'us u
another invitation was read from the
waco Carnival club and arrangements win
pe made for the delegates to 60.
The selection OF a place OF meeting for
.ne next annual convention was then
Victoria. 'poAe Az.
Joe O. Booth spoke for Austin, after
when the nominations were closed.
rising vote was taken and Victoria was
CHOSEN by vote OF AZ to &c.
ne committee on resolutions reuorted
thanking all for courtesies shown. where.
uion the convention adjourned.
CONVENTION NOTES.
The convention programmes gotten out
Tor the convention are models Of typo-
grapnical excellence. The outside cover
Is OF inc finest linen and the whole is
printed In colors. Appropriate poetical
quotations grace each page. III
The speech OF Alphabet" Hol,ana II
placing Victoria before the convention as
the place of next meeting, was n gem,.
He agreed to build four more railroads
INTO Victoria the coming year, making a
totai OF eight in all, and what he prom
lsed TO do for the delegates In the way
Oh entertainment was more than plenty.
The records of the association show
that Former President Dieckmann has,
by his own personal solicitation secured
~ members. No other one member APP
proaches him in this respect.
A boat ride to the jetties tomorrow after
noon is the last thing on the programme,
and nearly all the members are remain
ing over TO enjoy 1t.
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sHERIFEs' DEPARTMENT.

To all the officers OF the State OF Texas
or officers of other States or Territories to
whom this proclamation may come; The
reward OF $500 will be paid for the arrest
and conviction of the thief or thieves who,
between the dates of March 10, 1898, and
April Ia, 1898. stole from the ranch OF Colo
mel John d. Warren Il Son, situated ten
miles northeast OF the city OF Hillsboro.
Hill county, Texas, the following described
heifer cattle, towlt: Fifty head OF
fine booded Durham heifers in good con-
dition; all have been dehorned; colors
mostly red; ages, one year old and two
years old; branded, the one year old, 20 on
left side, two years old, 20 on left side and
blotched star on left hip. We offer and
will pay the above reward OF $500 for the
arrest and conviction of the thief or thieves
who stole the above cattle. All officers
will please look out for and be on the alert
in endeavoring to locate and capture these
thieves. We want these thieves and will
go to any country, from which they could
be delivered, to get them. Call on or ad-
dress Colonel John D. Warren & Son. or
Tom Bell. sheriff Hill county, Texas. Hills
boro. Texas.
Bolton, Texas, April 22.---stolen last
night from w. w. Manning at Coperas
Cove, Coryell county, one full rigged red
leather saddle. long hair pockets, iron stir
rups, covered with leather; leather cut out
in bottom of stirrup where foot rests; sad
die made by w. A. Gilmer, Killeen, Texas.
A liberal reward for the saddle and S. for
the thief. Address W. w. Manning, Con-
eras Cove, Texas. or L. ]. Tankersley,
sheriff Bell county.
Strayed or stolen from August Forslunl,
1900 Carr street Fifth ward. one gray and
black horse. between Z AMI 3 years old,
the gray horse is 10 hands high and the
black horse is II hands high: the gray
horse has collar marks, and left hind ankle
Is large. Reward S.. Albert Erickson,
Sheriff Harris County. Texas. by W. NJ
Eaugh, Deputy.
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You can't de.
pend on women,
they get III too
often" That was
tlie explanation of
4 busin cos man,
wi,o, contrary to the
s s,nnIaNsdf male Sis'e SIC.
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last EFroRr FOR RuRr.

The attorneys for Eugene Burt have pre-
pared motion for q new trial in his case.
but II is doubtful whether they will present
it. Beyond this no further efsort will be
made to save him from the gallows.
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FINAL REPORT.

The county commissioners met In spe-
cial session this week and approved the
final report of Tax Collector Langham.
Credits allowed in this report are as fol-
lows:
Insolyent list--State STATS; county,
ST0.S4. Total, sl43,57.
Lands and lots delinquent sSS5,3s;
county, s5O2.S2. Total, sSs7.65. or this
spots is Port Arthur and SIPS is Sabine
Pass school district tax not collected,
Erroneous ssessments-State, $40 5:
county. $4596 Total. sS6.7i
Lands and lots delinquent in former years
State, S3S1sS5; county, s5a5.94. Total
$907.79.
The report shows that 1914 IS had been
collected as redemption taxes, and that
the collector was to be charged with 1851
State and s11.57 county taxes collected on
a supplemental roll.
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BARGE LIBELED.

Deputy United States Marshal Darough
today seized the barge Stuart on q libel
filed by Arthur e. Webbs, 'longshore-
man, alleging personal injuries, lie was
hurt while unloading cotton. The barge is
owned by the Direct Navigation company,
and was released upon their giving bond.
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second District.

Fort Worth, Texas, April 23.-Proceed-
ings in the court OF civil appeals for the
second supreme judicial district today
Motions submitted. rehearing; sey-
mour Opera House Company VS. Thurston'
from Baylor; Bavouret vs.. York, from fai9
pinto: Collier VS.. Couts. from Parker
Homes VS.. City OF Henrietta, from Clay
No strike out statements OF facts: Thorn
ton VS.. Moore, from Tarrant.
To file supplemental transcript (agree-
ment): Haney VS.. Brown. from Hood MO-
ton granted and transcript ordered iiiea.
Motions Decided.--Rehearlng refused;
Rogers VS.. Oates from Wise; Hamilton VS..
Motley ct al, from Tarrant; Cooke Vs.
Moon, from Taylor.
cases affirmed: Fort worth Compfess
Company w. Chicago, ROCK lS, s,as.a ~nu
Texag railway Company, from Iarrant,
uasGueg VS.. Texas Loan Agency iro"
w,se. Farmer VS.. Hoyenkamp, from Iaf-
rant. s Moryan tones
Reversed and rendered. Moisan
VS. Gibbs. from Tarrant. s,o,,,
cases submitted. Haney VS., Brown, from
Hood, Mcconnell vs. Ross, from n'u'a an.
Thornton VS.. Moore, from Iarrans. ~
,Nnr,b and Denver Railway COMPANY vs.
Stone, from vienna r,,,,., ,s yyost-
cases set for May IA Fulton W, " ,rosc
ern stove Manufacturers ccnpaps, u,n.th
nnrtnn. Winston VS.. City OK Fort "n,sn'
ron, Tarrant; Townsend VS.. Russell, itom
iron, ,,,and. Ross VS.. Strahorn. Hutton
,s..sns Commission Company from cails-
,.nn.' f,smrron q co. VS.. Gates et a., loni
p.sias W,sgcurI. Kansas and Texas haii"a'
l w,sr, vs. Hagler from Montague.
HI suptsfurs ut Wtiaub.
m,,ano Texas, April as.--Last nisnt Dul-
Glars entered the store OF J. B. Newton :
snn n which the pastothce is kept ana
eas7 rom the pcstoffce FUNDS sh si
sos grocerles. No clew as YET 70 'n'
perpetrators. 81
NJ, A. Tween. residing at ~ hen,,
,,-ss. Alton, H.. suffered WIN sc'auS
80. for over eight months enc
, nss for Il nearly the whole o. TINS
,smc uslng various remedies resonmenae !,
~ he physicians, but recsivea r. s", !,
=, ~. used one ana half bottles q
s a. Pain Balm. which efiectea .
sor,n,e,e cure. This is published a. hsr
rsr,,es. as she wants others similarly az
n,s,ed 10 know what cured her The 70
md 50 cent sizes for sale BY all drug
gists.
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CHARTERED.
FILED HIS BON

Colonel II. e. Shelley, recently elsetei
superintendent Of the Confederate Home b.