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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-20
A FUGITIVE FROM DEATH
Man Under Arrest at Ardmcre May Be
Positively Identified Today.
SENTENCED TO HANG THIRTY YEARS AGO
E.copcd Two Days Before the Date
of the Execution and Has since
EIuded the Officers.
(special to The Post.)

Ardmore, /. T., August 19.-With the
rising OF the morning sun the dentiiica-
ton OF the man believed by Sheriff Mudd OF
Bates county. Mo-. to be Theophilus X.
Freeman will be made. Freeman was con-
yicted of murder in Bates county, Mo-, on
October 8, 1863, and the date OF his con-
ecution set for December II OF the same
year. being thirty years ago Two days
prior to the time his sentence was to be
executed Freeman broke jail and made
good his escape as completely as II the
ground had swallowed him. All trace was
lost until about two months ago, when
he was recognized by commercial man
out of Kansas City as the person to whom
he gave plug of tobacco in the Bates
county Jail four days before he was to be
hanged, just about thirty years ago. The
recognition was kept secret and Bates
county officers notified. FreeicAE was
then in saloon at Shawnee. o. 7. To
this place Sheriff Mudd proceeded, but
his man had disappeared. The search was
persistently kept up and finally. with the
aid OF deputy United States marshal, the
game was located at Cheek, fifteen miles
west OF Ardmore. The officers brought
the prisoner. who is 60 years of age. to
Jail here 1t is notable fact that at the
time of his arrest yesterday and since his
Incarceration here he has never asked
why he was arrested or upon what charge.
The crime for which Freeman was to
have hanged was the murder of one West
brook, with whose wife an undue inti-
macy existed. Westbrook had ordered
Freeman from his place and told him
never to return. few days later, as
Wesbro was returning home he was
shot from ambush near his residence and
killed The crime was laid to Freeman,
who was tried and convicted as stated.
The peculiar feature in this case is that
Freeman talks but little, admits that he
broke jail about that time at Sedalia, Mo,
and that he was afterwards recaptured
taken back to jail, tried for murder and
acquitted. He denies being In Bates coun-
ty. where he is now wanted. But Sheriff
Mudd is confident from the description
which he brought with him of Freeman
and OF what little has leaked out since the
arrest that he has the right man. The
man who recognized him has been tele-
graphed for and will arrive here in the
morning. Should this prove to be the
same person, arrangements will at once be
made to take the aged prisoner back to
Bates county In the meantime the off,
GERS are now wiring Sedalia officials about
him.
He has lived around In this country for
six or seven years, moving from town to
town. Some of those who know him say
he lived in Denton county. Texas, about
twenty years ago. He has never given
the officers here any trouble whatever.
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FLOUR MILLS BURNED.
Al Eevstw Filled with Wheat Was Also
Destroyed at Mckinney.
THE LOSS WILL AMOUNT TO sI5o,ooo
Company Declares It's Intention OF
Rebuilding--Mnny Persons Were
Frustrated by the Heat.


Mckinney. Texas. August 19.--At $3.50
this evening fre hrcke out IN the engine
room OF the Collin County Milling COM
pany. The flames rapidly got beyond the
control OF the FIRE department and de-
stroyed the big -four mill With Its entire
contents. The mill on the north side was
the next victim to the flames. then the big
elevator on the south caught FIRE and with
Its contents OF wheat was destroyed
Twenty-Five carloads of -four. $1,000
worth OF sacks and 1000 cords OF wood
were destroyed.
The three big steel elevators, containing
81, 900 bushels OF wheat. were damaged, the
extent of which can not be estimated at
present. The total loss is estimated TO be
$3.50, 00O insurance about $4,000.
The milling company is composed OF Il.
W. Kirkpatrick, president; w. C. Burrus,
vice president and treasurer, and j. Berry
Burrus, secretary and general manager.
The loss is keenly felt by the entire COM
munity. The secretary, Perry Burrus,
says tonight that new plant Will be
placed at the earliest possible date.
During the fire the heat was intense
and many were overcome and had to de-
sist from the fight. One Of the fire horses
belonging to the city was killed by coming
in contact with post.
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RELIGIOUS NEWS NOTES.

Lampasas.A holiness camp meeting Is
being held at the Hancock springs and Is
well attended
Denton.--The holiness camp meeting
continues to draw large crowds and be-
tween 1000 and 5000 people are present at
the service.
Franklin.-There is great revival In
progress about four miles from here a,
owensyille. Rev. Wooten from Marlin is
in charge of the meeting.
Gonzales.--The stewards of the Metho-
dist church have about decided to build a
new church; 1t is TO be brick. to seat 500
or coo people, and Is to cost about $500
The money to build 1t has already been
raised.
Bonham.-Rev Tom Smith has closed
his meeting at the tabernacle near the
First Presbyterian church. The meeting
has been in progress for about two weeks
and twenty-one conversions were had dur
Ing the services.
Decatur.-Rev. w. NJ Leatherwood OF
Archer City Is conducting a meeting at
Sand Hill, five miles south OF here. There
arc about thirty families camped on the
grounds. Large crowds are attending the
meeting nightly from this place.
Farmersyille.-Th Methodlsts are hold
inG a successful revival, which has aroused
great interest. and several conversions are
reported. The pastor. Rev. Ashburn, is
assisted by Rev George Sexton of Plano
ex-chaplain OF the First Texas regiment.
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crew OF strangers and heading for the port
OF socialism, decline to further follow.
The South and West must stand togeth-
err or our doom Is fixed. The Southern peo-
pie are my people; here was born. here l
live. here expect to raise my family. and
here want Mother Earth 20 receive my
body when life's ftful fever Is DER.
Patriots. rise up in your manhood and
help us TO strike the mighty blow that will
forever break asunder tho shackles that
bind our Nation! With your help, the
greatest OF living statesmen. the man of
the people can he placed In the executive
chair of the Nation. VIII you do It? l
believe you will. Most sincerely yours.
w. j. Hannah
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Caldwell News Notes.

Caldwell Texas, August 1s.-The men-
bers of the Epworth League were enter
tanned by Miss Lula Thompson last night
at the residence of Mr.. j. j. Morgan. Num-
erous games were INDUCED in, after which
delightful refreshments were served. In
the literary contest Miss Nellie Hunt was
awarded the prize.
The county board OF examiners are in
session today, there being twenty appli-
cants for certificates.
Mr., ]. R. Haden, heretofore che of our
prominent business men. has left for his
future home in Lott Texas, where he will
engage in the grocery business. In the
removal of Mr. Haden Caldwell loses one
of her best citizens.
Prof Correll. formerly principal of the
Edna schools. has arrived here and will
take charge of the public schools of Mis-
place for the coming year.
Mr.. j. r, Lyons of Lyons Texas, was
In the city today attending commissioners
court,
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sMALLPoX SITUATION.

State Health Officer Blunt returned from
Hearne this morning and reports that he
found a number Of mild cases of-smallpox
among the negroes in the Brazos bottom,
but that the Robertson county health au-
thorities have, under HIS direction, taken
the necessary steps to isolate them and
make active war on the disease OF which
he anticipates no further spread.
He stopped at Taykr also and found
that the cas6-reported from there yester-
day was genuine. The patient Is tramp
who WAS found in box car. He has been
isolated and every step taken to prevent
infection.
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Temple, Texas. August 1s.--The cotton
season seems to be fairly opened up with
something over nifty bales on the marke.
here until noon today Yesterday there
were sold about thirty bales at from 5.25
to $40 cents per pound. The buyers are
all here and ready and the square is al.
ready a scene of activity
Work is fully under way on the First
ward school building and will be pushed
10 completion so that by the time bad
weather may be expected the children in
this ward will be housed in a comfortable
brick building.
With the busy season comes heavier
claims on the time OF the railroad people
and as is the custom with the Katy at this
point switch engine We be put on in the
yards next week. This will relievethe To-
cal men who run In and out of Temple of
the switching which they do during the
duh season and gives them more time
for the handling of local stuff and the
switching at the smaller places.
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Austin, Texas, August ia fire was
discovered shortly atter ! o'clock this
morning in the building occupied by the
Tobin Drug company, on the corner Of
Seventh street and Congress avenue, It
started in the hallway in the second story,
where several doctors have their Offices
but no positive information as 20 how 1t
originated can be given by any one The
damage done to the offices amounts to
$4,000. There was only one doctor on the
second floor who had any insurance, name
iy, DIR. Mclaughlin, who is protected by a
$500 policy. The building. which is not
insured is damaged TO the amount of $4,000
The Tobin Drug compauys loss Is esl.
mated at $4,000, against which there is $15,
600 insurance
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Hearne, Texas, August 19.--Dr. w. r.
Blunt of Austin was in Hearne yesterday
A. Unger has returned from New York.
whore he purchased his fall stock
Mr.. Charles Karney returned this morn
ing from an extended visit to relatives
In Kirth. Texas.
Marion Moseley OF Franklin is a visitor
in the city.
Mr.. George Philllpowsk Of Waco was
In the city yesterday.
The following named travelling men reg
istered at the Junction house the past
week: i. c. Polsdorfer II. c. Miller.
Phelps Cas-, F. j, Semple, j. #. Giles, @.
II. Maxheld. st. Louis; NJ. Heidenheimer.
J, @. Fitzhugh, Austin; George N. Wilson.
Dallas; klint l.. Farmer. Louisville; j. ID.
Lewis. ID. H. Hardin. T. e. Gooiing, Waco;
], D. Trammel, Palestine: w. II. Land, I
G. Aiken, d. B. Hopes. New York Georgs
Diehi, Fort Worth: Charles Cheeseborough.
I'D Junkin, Galveston; e. NJ Gregory.
Denver; Homer Lamkin. New Orleans;
T. g. Ellis. o. A. Ballard. Chicago: viii
Cofheld. Cameron; A. w. Brande. Weldon,
N. G.
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sheriff Was Allowed E.pen.e..

Hillsboro, Texas, August 19.-Sherlff
Bell Informed The Post correspondent to-
day that Governor Sayers allowed him 500
expenses on a prisoner from Mississippi
and also on one from the Indian Terri
tory Heretofore no expenses were paid
beyond the State line. Mr.. Bell appre-
clates the allowance very much. He has
lost heavily upon several occasions in 60
ing after prisoners out of the State, one
in particular was when he went to Cali
forna and was out about 5000 and got
nothing beyond the State line
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RELIGIOUS.
Rextrnl al Cnmeron.

Cameron, Texas. August 19.--Rcv. J. b.
Sears. pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
church, South, here, haS~been conducting
protracted meeting two weeks. assisted
by Rev. G. j. oxley. pastor Of ST. James
Methodist Episcopal church at Galveston.
Notwithstanding the excitement Of the
unfortunate tragedy and double killing
OF the two young men, McCord aud Rem
son, last Sunday evening. the services
went steadily on and Ave or six CONVEX
sions is the result so far Rev. Oxiey re-
turned to Galveston this morning and Rev
Bears informs The Post CORRESPONDENT
that services Will continue at least another
week and he expects other assistance next
week
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death penalty for the murder OF ARIA
Taylor, and Sydney Spears, given death
penalty for the murder OF his wife, have
agreed upon statement Of facts to go be-
fore the court OF criminal appeals. These
cases are returnable from the Dallas court,
but counsel for the State say they shall
ask them taken up at the hrst sitting OF
the court. regardless OF where It Is held.
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l5.-The infant daughter Of Lleuteu
Governor Browning died at his home d
this city last night. The remains wIll]
taken TO Clarendon tomorrow for IN
ment.
tonic, August Is.
Bigley. Mrs. W.; near Mckinney, 1
gust IA.
Massie. Miss Bessie, aged 10; d
Weatherford, August Is.
Haggard, c. T.; at Plano, August ie |
kincaid. Robert; at Bonham. Augut
Williams, Mrs. Ann, aged 70; at TED
kama, August II.
Addison. Miss Georgia. aged IS; d
Mckinney, August 16.
Rieber, Mrs. Josephine. aged IS; Il [
Antonio. August II.
Hobrecht, Mrs. Emma, aged 81; y
Antonio. August II.
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HYMEkEAL.

COX-GUY.-Ennis, Texas, August
Mr.. George Cox and Miss Minnie GU
the Palmer community were married
Crisp last night, Rev. Powell ofhciatlil
EPPERSON-B LAIR.-Tyler, Texas
gust 17.--Mr. John G. Epperson and !
Florence Blair of White House. this q
ty, were married yesterday, Rev. =
Smith officiating.
FRASER ESTES. = Tsxarkana y
August 1S.--Mr. Donald Fraser and
Pearl Estes were married last nlshY
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. John
michael, Rev. D. F. C. Tlmulons ono
ing
observation-disclosures. Te1is,
gust I'D. B. Hokett, a wel.kn
young man here and president Of tns
Street Epworth League, was married
afternoon to Miss Luberta Jones,
selle officiating.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. = Beaul
Texas, August 19.--At the Laurel
at 1880 o'clock Justice Ward uni!e
marriage Mr.. A. G. Richardson ana
Nellie Haynes, both OF RocRlana
contracting parties arrived on Inc
this afternoon.
PETTY ELLISON - Lockhtrt 7
August 19.-Mr. Oscar Petty and
Mabel Ellison, two of Martindalss
popular young people, were qu,eu!.
ried last Thursday evening 81 tns y
parsonage In Martindale, rev. MILE
floating.
WORD WILLIAMS.-Longview
August 1S.--A romantic weddns
place here today. j. w. WORD,
living ten miles from Henderson, -,
Amanda Williams OF Lake f"ah
place and they were married ~ =.
ing room at the depot ana asps
their future home in Rusk coun"'
HUTCHINSON FoX.-Texarls,an..,,
August 15.-Mr. John G. Huicnin, y
firm of Hutchinson & Carron :,
CITY Texas and Miss Daisy FOX q Z
Texas. met here today by aRg
and were married, Rev. W. A. Al. N
officiating. The young Sou .piS.
Queen City, where they VIII rs''' :,
BLUNTZER- TIMoN.- Corpus ~
Texas August IA wedding " :,
occurred at San Patricio yeste sv;,i,,
mo at O o'clock. when MT. W.
Rl,tzer a we'll known and wes'lM
man Of nluntzer, this county. ~. ~
nsisv Timon one OF San Patr,c~
charming Young ladies, were a M
the residence of the Dr,dv pop,da.
Kate TimoD, by Rev. FAM, thsIr
left shortly afterwards io .r. III
home near Bluntzer, wn W., ,.yeplld
rendered a big reception last
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smallpox in Fnnnin County.

Bonham. Texas, August 19.--Word was
received here today by Sheriff w. w. Rid
ling that smallpox had broken out in
Trenton, this county. The victim Is a
colored man who came there from the
Indian Territory. Several negroes have
been exposed and have been placed in
detention camps on the outskirts of the
village The mayor has called on the
sherif to assist in preventing the spread
OF this contagious malady and a quarantine
is eNDected
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II. N. nartlett Doing won.

For Worth. Texas, August ls.--Fred NJ.
Bartlett, the railway mail clark who vas
injured in the attempted holi-uo on the
Denver Wednesday night, is doing well
He was taken to the hospital at +, M
dad, Colo, where he is being cared for.
His lower Jaw was shattered by the bullet.
will be out IN a short time.
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BOTH PRONOUNCED INCURARI
Pe-ru-na Came to the Rescue and MA
Them Strong and Happy.

II was afflicted for twenty years and
did not know what allied me. My husband
employed three doctors, but they did me
no good. took different kinds of medi-
cine, all to no effect In 1895 friend told
me had catarrh. I had bad cough and
running at the nose all the time. I was
advised to try Pe-ru-na and ! took four
bottles. EN- now well OF the catarrh.
believe Pe-u-na saved NY life The
doctors and all others failed. can recon-
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WoodviIIe Items.

Woodville. Texas, August 1.-the fam
lily OF Hon. s. B. coper of Beaumont.
including Mrs. Cooper. three daughters
and son, s. B. Cooper, Jr,, are now visit
ing relatives and friends az their old home
in Woodville.
Partial showers have been falling
throughout the country within the last few
days. but they have been very light. the
greater part OF the county being very
much in need of rain.
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SENATOR CHIFFON AS ORATOR.
Has Chosen jefferson Davis as His
Subject on Confederate Day.

HnH ChOsen JcHcrsOn DuVIs az Hi
subject on Confederate Day.
Dallas, Texas, August 19.-The commit
tee on arrangements for Confederate day
at the State Fair, October 5, today selected
United States Senator Horace Chiffon of
Tyler as the orator of the day. His sub
ject will be Life and Services of Jeffer-
son Davis"
AS Congressman Bailey, who is to be
Senator Chiltons opponent for the sena-
torship, has a speech of his own on JEFF
Davis, the action of the Dallas exConfed-
crates is regarded as very significant. Mr..
Bailey's Davis speech at Bonham yester-
day has set ex-Confederates all over this
section talking of him number of
prominent ex-Confederates in Dallas are
opposed to Bailey because of the Joe
Wheeler incident
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OTHER DEATHS.

gust Is. ~
Gatesylle, August Is.
* Berger Mrs, aged 70; at Paris. August
,os stewart, Mrs, Robert, aged so; near Ter
August IS.
* Evans. Miss Mary; at Sherman. August
Stanbury. s. T.. of Mexia; at San An
6RoWNING.-Amariilo. Texas, August
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
Receivcr Appointed.

Paris. Texas. August 19.-Judge Don A.
Bliss OF Sherman heard an application In
chambers here today for the appointment
of receiver of the Lamar county Gin
companys property and granted 1t. w.
w Still was appointed receiver and w. L.
Latimer master in chancery.
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bryan to Have Good str.e,.

Bryan, Texas. August 10. AT a meeting
of the city council last night an ordinance
was introduced requiring all able bodied
men in the city over Fl years of age ex-
cept ministers. to work the streets Ave DAYS
in each year. or hire substitute. or nav
81 for each day not worked. Actian on
this ordinance was deferred to the next
meeting.
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holmes. Meetins at areenv,,,-.

Greenville, Texas. August 19.-The holi
ness camp meeting opened yesterday and
quite number were out from the city
last night. a number OF penitents were
at the altar and the meeting started off
very favorably. Only a few campers are
on the ground as yet, but many are ex-
pected in Saturday and Monday.
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Paris. Texas. August 1s.-The residences
of A. ". Deatherage member OF the city
council. and O. ". Howard, Frisco con-
ductor, wore destroyed by fire today on
North Main street. Loss $4,000, partially
insured.
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complaint is due to catarrh OF ths y,
organs: A woman free from catat,S
generally we'll woman. Catarrh -
Pelvic organs makes more women m y.
BILE than all other diseases combineS
For DR.. Hartman's latest book on
male diseases, address The ps.,r
Drug Manufacturing Company. colum,
Ohio. Sent free for short time. ~
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c.,a,nu.,ts'. Elr.. n

Goldthwaite. Texas uroyu ~
W. Alien of the North ?. 4 estls.
day. It was gInDeds , sy ii y
Gatlin for 8 cents ntn,,. II Of so ~
town raised a bonus
and gave Mr.. Allsn-
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TAX ROLLS FILED.

The rolls received by the comptroller
today show increases and decreases in
taxable values as follows;
Increases Preside. 1870: Camp, $39, =.
9Sl; Val Verde, 1874, 67S; Rains, SSS 06S; ,
Jefferson s69712O; Kerr, $sl, 2S7; Madison,
s5o.525; Kendall. SEAS
Decreases Robertson, S76,S55; Kent,
S12.362; Irion, s11I14s.
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REoUIsrTIoN HONoREn.

Sheriff Rheinhart of Guthrie. Oklahoma,
was here today with a requisitlon for a
negro by the name of G. A. Brown. in iail
at Bastrop, and wanted in the Territory
for forgery. The requisition was hon
ored.
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OTHER MARHAo

Mr.. R. L. Terrell Of D'll ases 81
clara Payne at corsicanD,n. . nssi q
Mr.. L. g. McLendon Of ps''. i 4
Writer Seago OF Lawf0u
August 16 "a Miss Annie
Of Tellico at Ennis, August i Mn
Mr.. J. A. Skipper az, IS
Scruggs at Terrell, Auso9s -
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johnson Count, ris o.

Clebmrne. Texas, Ausu'a : ,,ouy.I
days session of the John' =, Il AZ
neers' association wss ensuing r.
today. OFFICERS for the s euI lsI
elected as folio vs. .o,,s 'Msrios s.
NJ. Heath; vice pre- us,l,lo; eh,p;s
secretary. +. -: p namsey and y
H. simpson; ". r. iss ~ 'romp!'iss
and one other, un,,.,snIancs,
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summer comnst Nm
absolute
which
Summer Address DR. I
Columbus Ohio
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wa.ahachie Rines pril,lu.

Waxahachie, Texas, August 10 Captain
Barton received the charter of the waya-
hachie Rifies today; also bill Of Iadipe
for equipment. The company is 20 hegln
drilling At once Tor the New York trip.
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Heat Caused suicide.

Denison, Texas, August 1o.--Ed Benja-
min. young man of fine musical attain
ments and highly connected. blew his
brains out this afternoon. The terrific
heat is thought TO have unbalanced his
mind.
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Petitions in nnnIsruptcy.

Paris, Texas, August &c. Burks Of
Tom Bean, Grayson county. filed a petit
ton in bankruptcy today, liabilities 1880;
assets nominal.
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THE STATE CAPITAL.

Two New Private Corporations Have
Been Chartered.
Austin, Texas. August 19,-The charters
of the following corporations were filed
by the secretary of state this evening:
II. d. Lindsey Land and Cattle COM
pany of Dallas; capital stock $4,000.
Carrizo Springs Mineral Water company
of San Antonio; capital stock $500
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eAesnan. Texas. ADJUST 10 .-Attornsys
) ~ ~ State and dsfsnAe In the cases of
: ~ efsts against Robart smith. given ta,s
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1 mink my re-.
covery 10 q SUR
prise to every
one who knew
me. My appetite
was so poor I
could eat scarcely
anything; but I
can eat any and
everything now
without pain. I
can not recon-
mend your medi-
cines enough.
Catarrh is the
bane OF woman
kind. N G arly
every case OF So
called fe m a