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Cañon City record., 1898-07-21
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The longer live said the house
physician OF one of the big hotels, '-the
more I wonder at aud admire the fe-
male stomach. That abused organ,
cabiued, cribbed and ccpfiard II a cor
set two sizes too small. can stand more
hard knocks than any pugiiisi that ever
stepped into the ring The average
woman at hotel has the choice of a
world of things to eat. and does not
know in the least what to eat
Here is list OF the things that were
slowed away at NV table ihr aihsr day
by y spirifoeile crrEfurs t.ag not
more than 100 pounds aTi' = sering II
inches sbou, the risdi .ap. fish
with rice sauce. olives. i rrcnm-
bers. sweesbreads. turkey ssiih che +
nut dressing. grouse. asparagus, new po-
tasoes, cauliilower with cheese. two
Ihelpings of lobster. Newbnrc. lemon
pudding, ice cream. cakes Hnquefort
cheese and coffee. The liquids were
glass of white wine and n quart bottle
of beer. which she shared with her
father. No, was not called in to at
tend her. That is her usual perform
ance. I weigh les pounds and take
great deal OF exercise. Ny dinner con-
sisted of light soup. stale bread. a
liberal portion of beef. some peas. as
paragus. cheese and coffee That was
plenty. II not too much. And women
will drink sherry. milk punches. cock
tails and other heavy connections and
perhaps feel the effects of them too.
But they get over ii quickly"
Cañon City record., 1898-07-21
GOT THE coLDr1sH.
A. OAes seeker Becomes osnvaneeA
TAaf His Asssten Was Hes
. Total Failure.

"A friend Of mine who came on 70
Washington after . pretty high once
lately returned home, but he didn't
get what he went after" aid Ar. J.
q. emedley, Of Wisconsin. to . Wsshing-
ton Post man.
@He IL one of the best-natured fellows
In the world, and. though disappointed,
took his failure with excellent good
humor. He told the story of his ex-
perieuce at the capital with great gusto
At first, he said. his standard was
pretty high. He wanted to be minister
TO some Of the minor powers. or al
least consul-general. When he found
out that all these places were given
out he agreed to go as mere consul
to any old place the administration
might send him. But he couldn't land
even a $1,000 foreign job. at which be
wasn't cast down, for he didn't much
want to leave the United States any
way.
Then he thought that a place in
some of the departments in Washirg-
ton might suit, and an active search ror
something eligible was started The
hunt panned out bad and his hackers
had to own up that they were unSble to
do thing. The jig was up. but AZ the
last moment he remembered that all
his life he had wanted some goldfish, SO
he went to Senator Blank, who had tried
to fix him in office, and asked If he'd
use his influence 10 get few goldfish.
This time he struck il right; the sen
ator was three AS on the fish ques-
tion, and my friend came home con
vinced that his mission here had NOS
been . total failure"
Cañon City record., 1898-07-21
OLDEST AMERICAN MINE.
II Supplies Cobalt and Sicksl Used
IN Arnor Plate Tor Osr
Battles hips.

Every ba.tleship MADE In the United
States must draw upon Missouri for
part Of it's material. Down in Madison
county is the famous Mine Lamotte,
which furnishes nickel and cobalt nee
ern ironclad vessel. There are no other
nickel and cobalt bearing mines in this
country in operation. It would indeed
be the irony of fate II the property which
was once owned and operated by Spain
should now supply the material most
necessary in the structure of the war
ships built to fight her.
Mine Lamotte is said to be the Oldest
mine in the United States. For over a
century 1t has been turning out about
the same amount of mineral. When il
was first opened what is now the state
Of Missouri was then Spanish posses-
sion 1t is rich in the quality of nickel
required in the manufacture of armor
plating. Manufacturers find il neces-
sary in the composition of the Harvey
lied steel used ON the ships, and SO long
as that quality of armor plate is used
so long will the state continue to be
represented in the manufacture of our
navy.
Products of the mine will be on ex-
hibit at the Omaha exhibition. Speak
ing of the mineral produced there.
David t. Day says:
among the interesting exhibits
which will be collected from Missouri
will be the several unique products OBJ
tanned from Mine Lamotte. 1t is the
only place in the United States at the
present date where nickel and cobalt
are being produced from native ores.
II all varieties of products of the mine
are shown ii will be very interesting
and instructive exhibit in itself"
Citizens of Madison county are urg-
ing that the products of the mine should
be exhibited because its history is coin
cident with the history of the section
of the country which is most inter
ested in the trans Mississippi expo.i-
ton
II. A. Stuckey. chairman of the min
eral exhibit for Missouri at the Omaha
exposition. has been requested to make
a display of tho products of Mine La
motto by the leading citizens of tha.
section.--st. Louis Republic
Cañon City record., 1898-07-21
DISGUISED BY HIS BEARD.
A Long Absent New Workers. Mother
Mfssook Him for = Tramp ana
His Wife for . Masher.

The detectives who recaptured jail
breaker the other day in spite of a
recently grown beard. recognizing
him from a description of him as he
appeared over two years ago. deserve
credit. in my opinion said a New
Yorker lately. MY mother, and, later.
aration during which / had stopped
shaving. Ny mother not only re-
ridiated me. but added insult to in
jury. She and my father were al
New Jersey seaside resort when | re-
turned from vain attempt to make
my fortune in the west many years
ago. On my reaching the place asked
for my father. As he had not finished
dinner. my mother appeared in his
stead. On seeing me. without giving
me time TO speak, she returned precip-
itately TO the dining-room. followed,
entering the room in time to hear her
say:
Andrew. there's very shabby-look-
ing man who wants 10 see you. Think
be wants to borrow money
my wife never saw me with beard
until her return from England. where
she had spent the second summer after
onr marriage. ] was not on the dock
sshen the steamer arrived, and my wife
started up the street to go to my tenn
Fcrary bachelor home. met her at
the second corner and took of my hat.
She boIted into the middle of the road
and looked around for a policeman.
My beard was prematurely white on
the cheeks. and as ! was better dressed
ttan on the other occasion spoken of
she mistook me for an esSeTiy masher.
She made me shave the next day"
Cañon City record., 1898-07-21
yorv-r,.. ATTRIBUTED.

A few years ago the Norwegian gev-
ernment authorized the opening OF a
hill at Gokstad. known as the kings
mound" with view of discovering
what might be buried therein. The
mound was SO named from a supersti-
ton that it contained the remains of
some old Morse king The real contents.
however, were a viking ship. the bones
of II horses, saddle remnants and a
number of horseshoes- The mound in
question was ITO by $50 feet IN height
Judging from the character of the
deposit science placed the date of the
deposit between 5co and 1000 A. D., dur
ing the later iron age The horses
were some young and some aged. eight
of them being smaller. apparently.
than the ordinary Norwegian horse of
the present day. but of the same race
as the ford horse--Chicago Evening
News
Cañon City record., 1898-07-21
A Pioneers E,aIlgsr Dancer,
THE FEARFUL STRUGGLE OF ha Es..!.!yg
SETTLER.
How One Of the Early Farmers in Flchigan 0ysT-
cam Serious Difficulty His Lite
Of Hardships
.tan tA< os.e,rtr. f7,..l.lnp. sfleil.

~ ioa.. the ri'ls according TO directions
and sooi. i,egfli b notie ~ iispr ,ss-..itnf in
my condition. Before The first hos VI ls,Si
| could yet about the Dpuse. filsu /, iils
great didjeniiy, but after 7using bye Lyxcr
was entirely cured.
"sinre that time have felt 10 ret 'rn of
the rhcrrfatic pains. ! am eonfidrisi that
DR.. willisp,s Pink Pills for Pale lerFiu
saved my life and Try 5" iii.uce my friends
who nre sick 10 Try the sniDe remedy
E. ! Niil gladly aisse any QUESTION
cerriiIig my sickness and wondrrisl CUR.
provided those who ~rite enclose tanip TO-
reply. FRAkK Loo"
Sworn 10 before me at Venice, Mich. this
18th dry Of April. is.is.
q. Il. GofDsNITH. .iasfice sf the I'c5c~-
The cure ~ f!le seys rs7 easss sf filr Iiia-
tism by pr. Williams Pink Pillr for ale
People has ocrr.rrd all over the lapd. sn,i
It's power in ordinary is proporiiofatei:-
greater. These mnrstlous vegetable pills
20 directly to the sesf Of The trouble and
exerf powerful influence 10 purifying nnd
enriching the blood by eliminating poison
ous elements and renewing heaith-giyjse
forces.
Many diseases long supposed by the medi
cal profession TO be inrurable, have sue
cambed to the potent influence of these pills
This universal remedy Is prescribed by
physicians, recommended by druerists, and
everywhere used by grateful public.
Cañon City record., 1898-07-21
BORaNG Eo t.~S RS,
How y t;em~ Rrs,,r~n Tssa Chicago
Poitce Rcportsrs interested
0tR riaS~r~-

II was lively game of poker, says
the Chicago Chronicle. The bets at the
start were not large. because the play
era did not have much money. The
scene was in the old reporters room
In the city hall and the players were
night police reporters. One was named
Pcckham aud another Jekiil.
II was peckham's deal. All dropped
ou, hui Jeklll, who drew two cards.
Peckham did not draw any. The bet
ding was fast and furious- Each player
put up all thu money he had In his
pockets. Then each borrowed from his
friends.
-rve 60, good hand" said Peck
ham.
$50 have t. replied Jekiil. "rd bet
more money II had II. !"
$50 would l." said peckham. Lets
leave The hands here aud go out ara
borrow
Gambling houses were running In
Chicaeo lu those days. feekham went
% HAnkinss and lek,tl 10 John Con-
AeasA Each told Maa4 ~ M Sss
Cañon City record., 1898-07-21

Frank Long who Hives near Lennon, Mich,
= one OF the pioneer farmers Of Venice town
ship, Shiawassee county, and by his industry
and thriff in which many hardships were en-
dured. he now has one Of the best farms in that
section.
He tells an interesting story of when his
life was in danger during his pioneer days
He says:
"About November 1, 1894, on starting to
get up from the dinner table, ] was taken
with pain in my back, and found myself
unable 10 move. The pain increased aud
spread over my entire body / was obliged
10 take to my bed. The physician who wa
Immediately summoned pronounced my cass.
muscular rheumatism accompanied by iurn-
bago. He gave me remedies aud injected
morphine into my arm TO ease the pain.
:" Ny disease, however. gradually became
worss until thought that death would be q
welcome reless- from my sufferings. ] could
not sleep but would lie awake ali night and
rub my leg.
'This continued for about four months.
Besides my regular physician also CON
suited another doctor but he gave me no en-
couragement and said his medicine could do
ne no good.
81 was finally induced through reading
some accounts in the newspapers regarding
the wonderful cures wrought by DIR. Will
liams' Pink Pills forPaIc People, TO try them
which l did as last resort
Cañon City record., 1898-07-21

aud each gained supporters a crowd
went back TO the eiry hall. among them
being some of the most prominent gam
blers in Town Bets were made in
larger amounts.
When the call came II was found
that Peckham had a straight flush in
spades with king al the 'op and that
Jekiil had straight fusis n diamonds
headed by queen The gamblers said
they were the two most remarkable
hands in one game they had ever seen.
Peckham, the winner. gave the party a
supper At which wine flowed freely.
Cañon City record., 1898-07-21
TO RENT.

Broom pressed brick. Rudd avenue,
between EIGHTH and Ninth. Water in
sitchen-good barn, cellar, etc Sl6.
New room-rooms all large-brick,
cor. 10th and Harrison Cellar, hot
water tank (no rangel large yard. good
barn and chicken honse. Water in
kitchen, etc sl6,
New t-room brick. Harrison ave.
Cellar, water at back door. $40
New 5-room frsma-CeIiar and bsrn.
large gardeu land With house, Harrison
ave, $40
5 Large room brick. mem .i4rrisot
Cedar, Ia re yarsi, clc Sia
c.,nvenian; gAn,,S E,scil ..ia :.
supms, ,~llars, e'c ~ Sie-s
Al oi ab,,ve ho,sS essi ess ar
fcnct-d "a. ar ia g,,vl i,.t -iifsl,fsss q +
trr further particulars iHg,t'v.- 81 :, !,
eNNNoLi,> Fr.rffit s'rfil; frls
Cañon City record., 1898-07-21
COMPARING NOTES.
ra.lts which - Polite Couple Foand
with One Another Cause
. CooIness-
"why can't women be natural?-
growled RunnieN. aseording TO the De-

'sWhy can't women be natura1?"
growled Bumpiey. according TO the De-
troit Free Press. They r y s.sr mink
of lot OF 'iFeiay< sri.f p'atter
and their i..nsing aad ir iorts u
improve on naiure. Thea - think of
more crazy plans and develop s,ore un-
mitigaied nonsense ehan niauy in
spired imps. Lock af ypnr hair. Mrs
Bumpley plated and twisted = flnied
and banged till il looks nu more like
what II does in Its normal -'sfs than
junk pile looks like any of ~ sr.ssinai
elements. And those slrrvcs aad f4ose
three-story heels aud rha, sf-neckrd
collar. Honestly. II mel. .:apelird you
to rig up in that bzrbaroE- fashion
you'd inveigh against them A. brutal
savages."
-'Oh, don't know szit .irs. Bump
ley, who is very MATTE f-ri: con
template your own hni- l-oaks as
though II were launderra wa on top
and nodded over pua ce:sA- "a the
side The shoulders OF ~ sat are
built up as iiiangh Jon sgt,
palm yot5rss isff fer a * and
the wa Ill. sour must visited
up al ~, -is's makes rf a
French ila asiag master (. y,;inn
night
Thfu iiirPley grew ., nj in
his manffr- arrarrtd i@ ssn
al once. ais ~sfe nos 4. for
him and - aal i. -hr l-snir
above ana,ssS- II lsy - he -ssslble
disposition y grew rers.n-., whenever
she entered ini.-dFissie.
Cañon City record., 1898-07-21
ironIcal ia.

II q man is in thc right he doesn't
have to get mad about Il.
II woman lacks a graceful form
there are ways Of making up for IL.
II a msn is sentenced 10 the guillotine
he is very APT to lose his head.
II everyone could have his own way
this world wouldn't be worth living in.
II a man hns plenty Of gold he can
put a 81, edge on amos; nnsthing.
II you ,ls'c n mas ,ast record you
cnn rrsd, ls M ~ s;s enable
accuracy.
II tho patient has fash in the doctor,
the doctor should rsoiprocAte by truat-
ing the patient
II ghpsts haunt chnruhyaras Il Il
probably for the purpose Of finding out
from the epitaphs how good they wers
during lifc, Chicago Evening News.
Cañon City record., 1898-07-21
sunci~.s.


Judge Ermston. of Cincinnati, tells
a story about man he was ques-
,iening as TO his being good to go on a
$500 bond
What property have you to the
amount OF SCOOP" asked the judge.
81 havessco in a building association y
replied the witness.
swell. and what more7'
81 have stock in trade to the amount
of $500"
go on"
AZ have household furniture worth
$780,"
swell, we still want ten dollars"
~ have your note, judge. for that
amount which you gave me seven years
ago at College Corner"
Tabieau. - St. Louis G'obe-Demo-
crnt
Cañon City record., 1898-07-21
y.r., RI. .. /. B..k.

The first run" on banking institu-
fions in London was in 1867. Many
Lombard street goldsmi'hs and bank
ers had lent out the money in;russed
TO them and. being called upon for
payment, were unable TO meet the de-
mard. A crowd of creditors and others
assembled and a riot followed. in which
four bankers were hanged at their own
doors before order could be restored
and the angry creditors persuaded that
they were not being <windled.
Cañon City record., 1898-07-21
Inprorred e.nn.rx.

The wonderful strides made in the
science of gunnery since 1s40 are shown
by the fact that at that period a S.
pound proieetile fred with a charge of
is pounds of powder gave muzzle We
locity of between 1000 and i.ie0 feet a
second, while at the present day 100
pound she'll. fired with I4s. pounds of
cordite. gives muzzle velocity of 1850
feet a decentralization Budget.
Cañon City record., 1898-07-21
Mesr,c sy.t.n Asop,ea !. R...,..

By a decree of the czar, the metric
system Of weights and measures has
been adopted for use throughout the
Russian empire, and a commission has
also been organized to consider the re-
form of the Russian calendar SO as to
harmonic with that prevailing in the
other civilized countries.
Cañon City record., 1898-07-21
La Sal Nounfains-yew, Rich Mining
District


Best reached by way of the Rio
Grande Western railway from Cisco
or -Thompsons stations Daily stage
line from Thompsons to Moab-here
outfits can be secured at very reason
able rates-thence by wagon or sad
die to La Sal mountains, 20 miles dis
tant. The formation is 'gnetious and
all the metaphoric rocks abound.
Veins of quartz. quartzite. porphyry,
granite spar are well defined. The
district promises a great future. Send
to F. A. Wadleigh, Salt Lake City, for
pamphlet. 29-l0t
Cañon City record., 1898-07-21
nlsss,nw Her nsar.,

CrAwford--What inakes you think
yorr wife isn't so much Of . new wcN-
an - aha used to bef
crahehaw because slncc thla war
ocars l haven't heard her say how sokxy
~ waa that III waen't : mans-y yNt9s,
Cañon City record., 1898-07-21

Excursion from Canon to Parkdale,
leave ll:l0 a. m. Returning, leave
Parkdale at p. m Fare 6oc. Sat
urday, July %.
Cañon City record., 1898-07-21
LAST HIPPO. IN NATAL,
strange Creatures of the Earth. o.s
sy one, Are Disappesrtng

The last hippopotamus has been
aud more curious creatures are dis
appearing % fast that this will be a
monoiouous world. a, any rate for nat
araiis,s. in another century. Not so
ong ago the hippopo,amas haunted the
sivers of Cape Cciony and Natal. and
lake COW bacon." as the salted layer
4 fai underlying the hide is called.
,as favori,e dish; bu, now this huge
rea,ure has disappeared from both
aunsries. The hunter has been lite
-nemy for mauy certlFy. bu, the
lde is far more deadly weapon than
The assegai. says The london Standard.
The animal has an arrss,r proper
iionai 10 its bulk. and ca, ~. saodate
a good deal us v.ge,abi. -,e. Be
sides this i,i> wa>,stms :. ramp
ling down ard ,.aisrg ~ ss,'s more
than IL eNusnmss. aud a tsi ,,r> euisi-
vas~d iAatl. u:s Tia,
has prov. sNss "a Na=4
onr ssys, = ..is al : kr. a
coasi ~ 8, ..esiaa. ,,,.as pre-
tee,.d B, IS. aS.s,,i est-;sa
IT ,sase rss1s yif.A- "a
10, itit3S \ rsr sls "a -ssssf
az tsu evfs sven ava. =,
ln3 r.s.ss 5,fs.at salsls -
hHtsHs a.ss. rtan The
e~ e.s- AID hs - a.. a
wastaa e.,gsaa vs ~, 4. and
the i'as ssili. wha e.s.St h..,. sssen
nearly old, Nas shs ss fail.
and .lcrfotsh be sriy an ~ex-
ftxt.
So tht strange creatures Of the earth
iisappealf before the white man. the
great destroyer. The bippopotAmus.
~ e,spAsut and the siraRe, to speak
only of Africa. with many kinda of
aptetare6 are tepidly dimlnisAin9 IN
Cañon City record., 1898-07-21

Bob Moore. of Lafayette, Indiana,
says that for constipation he has found
DeWitt's Little Early Risers to be per-
feet, They never grippe. Try them for
stomach and liver troubles.
HUNTER PALMER
Cañon City record., 1898-07-21

Ohso-s Army OF College st1dents-
Ohio has the largest number of col
iege students, 24.oeo. one-third of whom
are women.
Cañon City record., 1898-07-21
Ir..r,. .,np

A peculiar incident occurred short
time ago to Scotch express. which re-
ally caps the story Of the snsuse which
got into the brake apparatus NJ train
and soon brourh, il 10 : ee-,~'cle
standsiill. While on sitF
mile or so from lnversf sin
suddenly slowed up an uelly
stopped. Afisr ar es 1t
transpirrd ;ha, my,iadS had
been svf ~ H1sy ~ d.
being tr = Gy ,ae - 70 ihe
train. N-s q The rails iiny
core vent from
grip @.s ai.s. - 1t.
|Alihs ral lSFcs ) .. sd.
amous ta1 - IN car'h
along The air ,sr to
procega II WIS aisia "a Eie sec
tions as,d avn up the if1eiirr piece
meal. Tais Incident caused delay OF
nearly aa hour.
Cañon City record., 1898-07-21
St. Cloud Hotel.

u.s-r New Management,
Cañon City record., 1898-07-21

1ucN "1uH
are bad enough
IN the self disgust
and wretchednesa
they involve if
they do not go
any further. But
you never know
what is going to
develop in a half
Cañon City record., 1898-07-21

| B ustlfnE men Wh0
have NO place and NO
use for him A man
who has bilious turns
and tired feelings and
frequent off days "
might as well go out
of business.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-09-07
CRUEL CASE 0FDEsERTION.

A Mother aud Four Little Children Try
ing to Make Their way to Alabama
a woman who came to Dawson Sun
day on the Georgia and Alabama 3
O'Clock train with four small children
told a sad story Of cruelty and deser-
tion. She SAID that her name was
Bowen, and that in April last she
was deserted by her husband, Wiley
Bowen, who was farming in one of the
lower counties. The nghu after her
husband left her she gave birth to a
babe, and being left without friends or
support she started with the four
children, the eldest of whom was eight
years, to make her way to her mother
in Montgomery, Ala, She walked all
the way, most of the time carrying the
baby and next youngest child in her
arms, until she reached Sasser Sunday,
where kind-bearted citizens paid the
fare Of her and the children to Daw-
! son.
Monday morning. Chief of Police
! Seay took their case in nand and secur
ed contributions from sympathetic
citizens 30 pay their way to Mont
gomery.
The children were bright little fell
lows, and they and their mother elicit
ed the sympathy of all who saw them.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-09-07
CAUGHT ON THE oURBsrONE.

Mrs. J. G. Savage and children and
Mrs Helms have moved back from DELLA
and are occupying their residence on
Lee street. Mr.. Savage will continue
ia the saw mill business near Della, but
his friends here will be glad to know
tn he will claim Dawson as his home
again.
The Masons met in their new hall
Monday night for the first time. 1t is
one of the handsomest lodge rooms in
the state. Judge ]. NJ simmons, p. NJ.
Of p L. Schiey Lodge ana one OF the
charter members, presided, and, assisted
by the brethren, conferred the N NJ
degree on DR.. r. +, Dozer.
Judge Sheffield win convene the fall
term of QuiUman superior court next
Monday. stem grapher Query will 60
gown TO Georgetown sun lay.
The receipts OF the Dawson dis
pensaTy the past week 6 e S537 The
Brentwood disDensary ok i1 SO aud
the sasser dispensary S57
-.Ur w. L. Bunard Columbus, Ca.
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat diseases ex-
clusively.
The city council has an Important mo-
ice to taxpayers elsewhere ia The
News.
Have YOU read the poem. on shoes in
this lssue2
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-09-07
LEE HUFF'S MURDERER !?
NEGRO IN JAIL CHARGED WITH
THAT CRIME,
Was Brought here from Alabama by
H. V. Maund. Insists That He
Is the Wrong Man.

Another negro is to answer to the
charge of killing Lee duff, the marshal
of ParrOtt, on the night of August 9Th,
1892, while negro excursion train was
Stopping in that place for few minutes
On last Thursday morning Sheriff
Christie received a telegram from 3. v.
Maund of Columbia Ala, saying that he
had the negro who killed Mr. Huff il
charge, and asking the sheriff to meet
him in Albany that afternoon.
Sheriff Christie went to Albany on the
noon Georgia and Alabama train and
returned on the O'Clock train accom-
panied by Mr.. Maund and the prsoue ,
who goes under the name Of viii Lock
EFT.
Mi Maund said he arrested Lockett
on information given him by a negro
who claimed that Lockett had confessed
to him that he killed Huff Lockett de
MES mis- story, however, and says that
he is not the slayer of the marshal
Messrs. Jn0. l.. Pau0tt and j. j..
Bmgh1wel who saw, on the night of the
tragedy, the negro who sew Mr.. HUFF
came down from Parrot Friday to see
LO6kett and while they said the negro
resembleG the murderer in some re-
spects thav were unable to identify him
as the "a lty man
Dick " eidon, negro caught in Mis-
sjssippj, was tried tor this crime three
years ago and acquitted.
There are rewards OF $500 for the
murderer of Marshal Huff, $3.50 by the
state and $3.50 by individuals.