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w GLEAsoH,
Notary Public
a Good Ruie

IL you a.c tempted 10 reveal
A tale someone 70 you has told
About another, make IL pass,
Before you speak, three gates OF gold
4Lrec narrow gates first Isit truefu
Ihen. rs 81 needtuli' Ia your mind.
GIVE truthful answer, ana the next
10 last ana nafroWest, Is il kind"
And 80 Go reach your lips atlast
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i1en you may tel yOur.tale. nor fear
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Anadarko. June .-Cspeeial )-colonel
Randlett has arrived at the agency ana
VII assume the duties of agent begir.
ming July / w. T. Walker Is getting az
things IN readiness for his successor 50
he iwol have no dlfleuity in continuing
the same excellent and efficient cor,-
aitions that have existed IN the past.
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orlal board Of equalization

Inc nve counties not included in the
table Of 1899, viii swell the assessed
valuation Of all the property in the
territsry several million beyond that
OF last yea'' which is a most healthy
increase, showing as it does that the
progress Of the territory is forwurd
and not backward.
Only Eve counties show a slight de-
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STATE or ono. oIrs orroLnpo. I

olAIt or Ohloi ClIN OF TOLEDO, I
LUCAS COUNTY. 9s'
Frank j Cheney makes oath that he
Is the senior par'ner OF the firm OF Il.
J.. Cheney a Co., doing business ia the
city OF Toledo, county and state afore-
said, aud that said hrm will pay the
sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case OF catarrh
that cannot be cured by the use Of
Halls Catar, h Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn 10 before me and subscribed
In my presence this 9th day Of Decem-
Der, A. ID. 1856.
A W. GLEASON,
- Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system.
Send for testimonials, free,
}. CHENEY & Co Toledo, o.
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TUESDAY. JUNE Fl, lsao.

OVER in Beaver county K - Tailey
informs the Mangum Star that he
milked from Durham heifer twenty
nine pounds Of milk at one milking.
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washington, June 2s-Forecast for
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Railroad Time Tables.
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Arrive LeaVs Arrive Arrive
No Gntarie Guthrie FtWorth Galyes'n
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05 l0;47 pm ll;l5 pm sos am 935 pm
~ % am Local Freight.
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ORM meets every Tuesday might !.
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Naomi Rebekah Lodge. No. 9, l. o. .. =.
meets every F<iday evening al 7:5O IN the
cd Fellows nall In the WelnbergeF build.
ing Visitors welcome
KATE nwETHY. See.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-09-13

a man had been shot in Deaf Smiths
eaioon at Sahiual There was nothing
cut of the common in that, but this
ehooting meant much TO one woman
who hurried along the dusty trail which
led to the jail The woman was Kate
O'Neill, the handsomest girl in Sabinal.
The man who had done the shooting
was her lover
The affair had occurred early in the
evening " hen Kate QiNcill heard the
news she ran to the house of Abnor
Green. the injured man. From the
group of frightened women about the
doorway she learned that Alb could not
1.-Two two hours.
And il Alb Green dies tonight George
Burrell will never see the sun rise
again.
This hideous threat from the cruel
mouth of Bill Runnion, an avowed enc
my OF Burial, caused Kate's heart to
almost stop beating. She slipped away
rs SCENES. she could without attracting
attention and ran to the Jail.
She WAS almost breathless when she
arrived. "Justo," she cried to the half
breed sheriff, set me in must tell
you somethingl"
The door swung back, and Kate dart.
ed inside. lyon have prisoner here
George Burrelll' she said.
The jailcr stood before her, tall and
silent. Kate turned her distracted eyes
toward him.
"You, Aleck Eaddenl" she cried in
astopishment. WHY are you hcreY'
I'm guarding the prisoner.
Il CLEAN Of JOY lit up the girls face.
"Alone2"
Eyes, except fer my brother Ed. Do
yon want to see the prisoners Re is
there"
Kate hastened to the CELL and Had
den turned away his head.
The Jail was flimsy adobe structure
huiit around little court open to the
fl,y Upon this court tho cells opened
MADDEN sat on stool in the corner
farthest from the lovers and waited
while they talked in low tones.
Three months before this time Alecl
Hadden had been refused by Kate
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-09-13

Not for him, Aleck-for me Aleck,
Jon said you loved me once. The girl
bent her handsome bead and blushed.
you've been kissing him there
through the bars, said Hadden hoarsA-
Is. al didn't look, brt know you
have-n kiss, my God, that I'd give my
scul ferl"
Kate drew nearer. "Aleck, she
qaid, you may kiss me now always
liked you Maybe if you'd aslied me
earlier might have answered you DIFF
fercnt. Was 1t my fault if--if-oh,
Alecll p She bent her face toward him,
her eyes burning with passionate hope
for her lovers life her cheeks glowing
with muidenly modesty. Never had he
aeen her so maddening in her beauty.
Hadden locked into her eyes. "Tell
me enc thing first. You want me to sell
honor and life. too. fer that kiss. You
ask me to stick my neck in the halter
to save his Tell me that's what you
mean, and if it is, by heaven, I'll do it'll"
For an instant she seemed dazed rs
she looked up into his fercely blazing
" &c Ett ~ iuNt Va Shdotl9 pu4lOi'
Then she stood upright
'"No, Alecls, you shall never have
dishonor brought upon You through me
/ only Thought don't know what 1
thought, but looked to you to help
me, Aleckl !"
She sat down on tho stool lool:ip';
faint and i'll. The young man was
touched to the depths of his soul but
he replied not word
May stay here until they conner
che asked at length
"What do you mean by until they
Gomez
~ heard Bill Runnion say that If All
Green died George would never see the
sun rise again. Tho doctor had already
given Alb up.
@Wby didn't you tell me this at
1rst Z" he asked quickly.
Didn't you understands | told you
Alb WAS dying.
Up TO this time there had been ST.
lence in the cell at the far end Of the
court Now tie girl was interrupted by
& sharp. commanding voice; "hate
come hcre / wart youp
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-09-13

rallor crept up from Up to brow.
"Aleck, Aleck don't die can't
benr itL' cried the girl pnssionately
"Aleck. you must not die Can you
hear mer Live Live for my sake, tor
fer love You. Alecl I"
A faint flush came over the dying
man cheek lie smiled and opened his
eyes. kate, he whispered, did
fall asleep and dream that2 If didn't.
won you won you say it againY'
81 love you, Aleck. better than all
the worldr
"Kate will you-once more-iust
before | got You'll know when So
it II be the last thing
He lay with closed eyes so still that
Kute thought the end had come. she
bent her head and pressed her lips to
his The eyes opened wide Brilliant
and with gaze full Of meaning they
looked into hers Kate understood
With Der lips close to his she said
~ love you Alcck, my own. brave
Aleck, Goodby
And as those last happy words fell
upon his car his soul, flinging aside its
rent and dusty earthly garment, passed
up and out into the summer night,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-09-13

She st"l.eu ~ %.
"Stay herel'
Hadden felt thrill of triumph when
be saw that she obeyed him.
"Are you sure of thisY"
~ swear it, Aleck. They will taks
him away from you and hang him to-
night.
"That they'll never do. They've
trusted him to Inc fer safe keeping. and
he'll be safe even from them
f"Oh, God bless you. Aleckl'' cried
the girl
A rap came at the door. Kate caught
Aleck by the arm and leaned heavily
against him.
"Open the door. Alecl, It's me- Edf'
ITS only my brother, whispered
Alecll. ED, y he cried Ego to the edge
of the hill and watch If you see any.
body coming up here, whistle Don't
come back till call youl'
Then Alecs crossed the little court
and unlocked the cell door,
Burrell came forth. tan. handsome
NAM with-H'dark, sulhy face He look
ed inqulrinRly at A|euk.
George Burrell, said Hidden. II
expect the committee here within an
hour and can t hold this bandbox
against them fer five minutes. believe
you killed Alb Green 10 cold blood
She, pointing to Kate, "don' believe
it,and mebbe she's right II ain Z fer
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-09-13

{l'Neill for the man who was now his
prisoner Burrell was much disliked in
the town on account of his overbearing
Kramer The men who had appointed
Hadden and his brother as guards over
The prisoner had told of the shooting as
Il cold hlcoded, cowardly attack. Bur-
rel had given Green, who was un-
armed, the leland had followed it al
iaost instantly with II shot. Green had
fallen with u ball in his breast.
"And that whelp is the man. she
threw NE ov@ fer" said Haddon
grinding his teeth as he watched the
girl, her face pressed against the bars
Of the cell, talking earnestly to the man
inside.
In few. mizrtes Kate hurried back
to where Alech sat
'sAleck. sAe said. "Geoyge shot Alb
Green in selftdefsnse
tIa says 10. does her. replied had
Gen. griinly.
"Aleck, wait you to help me- Ab
Green ,is dying AID they will hang
George
"Thnh; mint nay AFFAIR. EIs won't
hang unless he deserves to-
"Oh; Aleck wuuldyou see me dief"
eaid the girl passionately but in Al low
tone Wont you help me toto
ITO escaneS Betray my trust fer
himul
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-09-13
Music for Nervousness.

Scientists claim that music has pow
err to soothe the nerves. But the quick
est way to cure nervousness is to
strengthen the nervous system. We
know OF nothing which will accom-
p,ish this quicker than Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. Do not take a sub
etitute. See that private Revenue
Stamp covers the neck of the bottle.
Some people are so contrary that
they like to stand out in the rain.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-09-13

Elgin, Tex, Sept. 4 Last Wednes-
Gay morning suspicious look ng case
was discovered here. DR. B!unt state
health officer, came and pronounced the
case SMALLPOX.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-09-13
Gould Not G.ye linnd.

Nacogodoches, Tex Sept. 4.-The
trial of W. A. Eogaa on the charge Of
threatening fe was neld here and he
vas required to give a $500 bond,
which he failed to give.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-09-13
a Nero Killed.

Luling, Tex. Sept. 4.-In shooting
ARRAY on j. Z. Taylor's farm five miles
north of Luhng, James Moore, co,ored,
was killed by another negro.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-09-13

buN "A VI tllt LDNnD hNAts LANE tltL anu
go, but first here is the promise that
you II make toto her that's saved
your neck 1t is that you ride straight
TO Hondo. tell the sheriff there what
you'vc done and give yourself mp.
There you re sure Of a fair trial You
promisei"
eNo, I'm dashed if willn
ooh, George, promise, implore
yonl' cried Kate on her knees. "Aleck,
| promise for him. Iswear that he will
so to Hondo.
A long, shrill whistle sounded from
il front of the house.
"They aye coiningl" cried Aleck
"It's now or never, before count
three One, two
eyes. promise-the internal, muir
derous crewl said Burrell, who was
now cs white as Kate.
Hadden unlocked the door and flung
1t open.
"Goodby, Kate" muttercd Burrell,
and without word or Il look for Aleck
he dashed ont into the moonlight
Kate did not raise her head for shame
A minute later they beard the beat of
the narc's hoofs on the turf they heard
her crashing through the chnparral, and
then the sounds died away
Five minutes start on that mares
back, and they'll never catch him,
said Aleck Come, Kate. you mast
sol"
mo, mol will stay with you,
Alec, may help to quiet them.
And now came a loud rap at the
door, and strong voice called
"Aeck Hadden open in the name Of
the committee
What do you want?" asked Had
den.
"Abpcr Green is dead, replied TIE
voice, land we want his murderer"
1.-The prisoner is in my charge for
the night.
There was a l'rief colloquy. and then
! another voice cried angrily, open the
door, or Wen smash it in!"
Don't act reckless, boys" called
back Hadden- "Irhis nan must have a
fair trialN'
The answer was a blow on the door,
Half n do5sn mo-, " n Te srit;n,,
,be aipsy ba,,re a ~ bors .
Inlesa thor 49,, A, tl,e door feIl
and tho mon rnsbeyW +
Hidden stood in the center Of the
: court Kate. withaim spread wide,
leaned bacl; against the cell A dozen
r,ents thev had f,a irevs1
"0h be mr., nnt ,,nr,7ororsl. cried
/ Kate "Go XVII NJ ror ho,nes and
Later van viii thnnl, Cod for wbnt yon
eaiIod IN dn ~. piyht."I
"Fo,s hidiny hebind n netticoot the
oorardl" nrie1 ona.
Tbere yas n shnnt and n r,sh for tbe
cell A vell If rora went nm when il
was fonnd TO he e,nnty The otbers
we're ovnlored oniclsy and thcn tbp
cro1,d tprmed sarngeiv MON Hadden
Crreea and .norv erithets vera hurled
ST hin,
h.pors " so;d Aleoi- ..+hia mans NOT
escared iva orIv III hin, in a sYfor
,,Isnp re- 7 don't ,,rdra t,,is 70 ro,, ~.
Io,rov. von NV III N M y,b,t you've
randy n do 70 KIN nav !,
(. "0nirk nnjcl, we,l find h;nr' and
Tho %ab ,r rushed out to j ioip the their fell fell.
lava There were more curses and i'm.
, ,,@a ~ tbev r,nryded 4 ort ~ Trr
~ tbres rnllod Incl, ..ye,ll settle Win
Won von trcitor when. we've dnns
With him.
on Ola Bill nnrnion ,cas tho last AZ in,
t,rosboId be nansea .snd +n~nod nn W.,
49, 49, " -
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-09-13
popuIntion Of The Enrth.

The population of the earth is esti-
mated to he about 1000 900, 900 In
1898 it was l. 49,. 1913. 900
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-09-13
GY FRANCIS LIVINGSTON.
tcopyrlsht, $500. by Francis L,yinsston.l

i 3a<azsee $40 . )
3$@ZVS-3z-3 3x1y1-9Y9
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-09-13

;fufTled voice-Why don't you shoot.
Billy
Fiji suicern snakes. pGrd. that bot
Res right in the way.-NeW YORK
Jolrnal.
The record-union., 1899-07-27

pink, while the dining room was in red
To the strains of Mendelssohn's Wed
ding March," played on the harp and
violin by the Misses Johnson, the bridal
party entered the parlor and stood
under bower of ferns, with electric
lights sparkling here and there in the
green. The bride was attended by Miss
Ella Sherburn and Miss Lillian Ebert,
and the groom by George Yoerk and
James Whitaker of Gait. The bride was
attired in a white organdie over white
taffeta, and carried a Trilby bouquet
of white brides roses The bridesmaids
wore light blue organdie over blue taf-
feta and carried bouquets Of pink car
nations. AS the happy couple were
pronounced man and wife a ball of
roses under which they were standing
was slowly opened and shower of
rose leaves fell upon the pair that were
now made one. After the congratula-
tions were offered the guests repaired
to the dining room, where a tempting
supper was served. The happy couple
left on the II o'clock train for Oregon.
The record-union., 1899-07-27
PERSONAL sIENTION.

James Whitaker, tSe Calf merchant,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Anderson are
home again from their visit to Park
Springs.
John Berry and L. D. Packer of Ram
part City, Alaska. are registered at the
Golden Eagle.
Mrs. c. K. McClatchy and daughter
Eleanor left yesterday for visit to
friends at Bowman.
Mrs. C. N. Trask of Grass Valley will
return to her home to-day after a
pleasant visit with friends here.
Joseph e. Jackson and A. Trotman
of Florin left for Lake County yes
terday with their families on a camp
ing trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dorman left yes
terday for their home in Moline. Ill.
They had visited their sons Henry and
George and their daughter Lou for the
past ten months.
The many friends of George B. Kat
zenstein, who has been dangerously i'll
the last few days, will be glad to learn
that the attending physicians yester-
day were assured that tina crisis had
passed and that he will be able to be
out again in a few days.
The record-union., 1899-07-27
IN THE MOUNTAINS.
Catching Trout in the Ell Dorado
Streams.

= One of a party of Sacramentans now
stopping at Echo FL Dorado County,
writes to friend here:
1.-The weather has been quite warm
here, corresponding with the heated
term in the valley, but a seat under a
shady tree makes one feel comfortable
The people staying here are nearly all
Sacramentans and we'll acquainted
making it homelike and a pleasant
place to stay. The river and creeks
seem to be fuller of fish than is usual
and they run larger in size. There is
still rather too much water, however.
there being still considerable snow at
the head of the streams, and it is
thought the fishing will be better in a
week or two. Fish are taking the fly
well, however, and the fishermen have
no reason to complain of lack of sport.
A party of four went out yesterday
and brought in 147. most of which
weighed from quarter to half a
pound. They are good fighters, the
water being so cold. and afford lots of
sport and the fishermen keep the table
we'll supplied. Mrs. Watson, who has
kept the house for more than twenty
years, has long enjoyed the reputation
of being the champion of the noun
tains in cooking trout and the register
shows the names of many prominent
men of the State who have partaken Of
her cuisine and lauded it,
'Rattlers are unusually plentiful, and
five have been killed within the past
two weeks, one killed yesterday beina
the largest ever seen in this vicinity
Some of the bellies who pride them
selves on owning rattlesnake girdles
would have given a handsome price
for his skin, which was about nine
inches wide.
''All are enjoying themselves and ev-
cry few days there is an excursion to
Lake Tahoe or Echo Lake. A few days
ago a party of twenty-five from here
and Phillips Station chartered the
steamer Meteor and made a very pleas.
ant excursion around lake Tahoe. Wis,
iting all points of interest They stop
ped at Rubicon Park and saw City
Treasurer Frost. who has turned farm
er and is caring for his hay crop. There
are also several Sacramentans staying
there"
The record-union., 1899-07-27
Installation OF Officers.

Grace Institute, No. II. Young Ladies'
Institute, has installed officers for the
ensuing term. The ceremony was con.
Quoted by District Deputy Grand Pres
ident Annie NJ. Potthoff of San Fran
cisco, assisted by Mrs. Jennie O'Meara,
acting as Marshal.
The officers installed were: Past
President, Mayme Buchanan; Presi-
dent Mary Haggerty; First Vice Pres.
ident, May G. Devine: Second Vice
President, Jennie Hickey; Recording
and Corresponding Secretary, Annie
Stanfield; Financial Secretary, Eva Ell
liott; Treasurer, Annie Jackson; Mar.
shal, Mary Lavery; Inside Sentinel,
Kate Haggerty; Outside Sentinel, Mar
garet Best; Board of Trustees, Mrs. J.
w. Willem, Mamie Whyte, Name Des-
mond, Minnie Klutz. Lizzie McMorry.
The record-union., 1899-07-27
A CONSTABLE SUED.
Mrs. C1audine Erates Wants $209
Damages,

Claudine Frates has brought suit in
the City Justices Court for damages
against Constable William P. Clark in
the sum of $299.
Some time ago Constable Clark and
his deputy, John p. Brissel, levied an
attachment on a quantity Of grain al
legged to have been owned by Mrs.
Frates' husband, on a writ issued by
the Justice of the Peace of Franklin
Township, to satisfy claims Of work
men who had been employed by Frates.
Mrs. Frates, in bringing suit, sets
forth that the grain attached belonged
to her. her husband having turned the
same over for 81 and the futher con-
sideration Of natural love and affec-
ton.
1t is claimed by Constable Clark,
however, that the transfer was made
after the debts were contracted. Clark
in & Moynahan are Mrs. Frates attor-
neys, and Miller & Brown will LOOK
after Clark's interests.
The record-union., 1899-07-27
SACRAMENTO FRUIT.
Apples Weighing Twenty Ounces
Fine Plums for Shipment.

J. L. McCracken. who lives about
seven miles down the river, recently
presented the Chamber of Commerce Of
this city with an assortment of apples,
twenty-ounce pippins, which are of ex-
ceptional size and beauty. The largest
of the apples weigh twenty-six ounces.
Secretary Coleman of the Chamber
of Commerce has turned the fruit over
to the County Exhibit Committee OF
the general State Fair Committee for
preservation until the fair opens.
F. L. Johnson. who lives one and a
half miles from Oak Park, on the up,
per Stockton road, has sent to the
Chamber a box of Kelsey-Japan plums
The record-union., 1899-07-27
ADJUSTMENTS.

At the Clunie Opera-house this even
ing Mrs. DR.. Turman. a very interesting
speaker, will lecture upon hypnotic
suggestion, cure of diseases by sugges-
ton, or palmistry, clairvoyance, mes.
merism, chronological delineation, sug-
gestive Therapeutics, anaesthesia pro-
duced by suggestion. etc. She will give
exemplifications and tests and answer
questions by intuition. etc. The pricea
of admission are low and the desire is
for large audience. that there may
be thorough demonstration of the doc
trineS of which she will treat.