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SHAfTFR EXPRESSES OPINION
HE SAYS THAT EAGAN's TIRADc rs
UTTERLY INDEFEN stBLE.
Has Nothing 20 say A. TO the Merits
OF the Controversy and Il Keep
Ing out of All Rows.

San Antonio, Texas. January 1b.-Malor
General w. r. Shaftcr left this afternoon
for san Francisco, accompanied by his
aides and the family of j. N. Shafter oil
this city.
Tho general visited Fort Sam Houston
and Camp Mosby this afternoon, but at his
request no salute was fired nor was
review ordered. VI As s.0s
AT the hotel he held a levec, at which
hundreds of old time residents who had
met him in past years paid their respects.
General Smarter remembered nearly every
name visitors whom he had not seen IL
eighteen years.
Speaking 10 Il reporter this afternoon,
In regard TO the army sensation, General
Shafter said: II do not want to mix III
anybody's business. went to Santiago TO
do the work assigned me. or these con-
troyersles that have arisen since, nave
nothing TO say.
"Thc reports say that General Eagan
cited me as saying that l said the beer
furnished the troops was all right. I saii
nothing of the kind. 1 saw only the beei
sent to me nj Santiago and II was good.
or the beef in controversy | have never
expressed ain opinion. don't know a
thing about it. l never saw It.
THE TRADE Of General Eagan against
General Miles is indefensible and the at
fair has taken such d serious turn that ]
have no inclination to express an opinion
in the matter or discuss the details, have
made II my policy to keep hands off in the
controversies In which these fellows In
Washington are indulging.
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SAN ANGELO NOTES.
A Large Amount of Cattle Paper Has
Been Filed.

San Angelo, Texas January 14,-Over
$50 600 worth CT cattle paper was fled In
tho county clerks office here during this
week, and it Is said $4,000 in cash passed
on Thursday for steers, 900 of which, COM
ing 4s, went at $3.50.
l.. Hal6n's securing mills of San Angelo
viii resume work in wool next Monday.
l.. l.. Baidridge, stanch cattleman of
The Indian Territory. arrived here today
prospecting among cattlemen.
VIM. w Cameron of Cameron Lumber
company was here yesterday from Waco
looking after the companys business.
b. Mcdonald young lawyer OF Nava-
sofa. has located in practice at San Angelo.
DR., J. T. Beckmeyer and family of Nash
Vile. ILL.,, have come to San Angelo for
health, expecting to camp over the Concho
country when summer comes.
Rev. Harold Baldwin has gone to AUS
lin. In response to telegram last night
announcing the death OF his father. Dr.. j.
Baldwin.
Rev. VIM. N. Scott and two daughters
arrived yesterday from Galveston. himself
returning home last hight. and the daugh.
lers remaining in San angelo for one's i'm
provement In hoaleh,
Mr.. Mark McCarley. a prominent young
business man OF San Angelo. and Miss Ell
MA Blanks, popular lady OF Sherwood
will be married at the residence OF the
brides sister tomorrow at 3 p. m.
James q. Farr and bride (nee Miss An,
ME =. Taylor OF SherInanl arrived hons
yesterday.
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the FIFTH xlrAlN raE lAsI


Marlin, Texas. January II. --Msrlin
sanitarium, the Arlington hotel ana oeorss'
Franks residence were burned today 4 I
o'clock. The frs began In the sanitariun.
origin unknown. Loss on hotel ana sAAl-
tarium $4,000, insured for $4,000; Q. 9.
Chatham. loss on personal property 5000.
Insured for $1,000; George FRANKS lsss
about $1,000. insurance $1,000.
Five hotels have been burned since De-
cember ii, and the town is now practically
without room for the visitors who come
here. most Of whom are invailds.
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objections WIN Be Urled 10 the Charter
Amendments
Has Applied 20 the supreme Court 10
Ntamdamua the Comptrollcr Into
Apprcving the Account.

Austin, Texas, January 15.--It has de-
veloped within the past twenty-four hours
that there is some opposition TO tho pro-
posed Austin city charter amendments
which will be submitted to the present
legislature for approval. A secret meeting
OF iissenters was held last night at which
some picturesque language was INDUCED
IN ana In which II was decided to raise
the dust before the city council tomor-
row night over several Of the contemplated
changes In the charter. Several members
OF the council were present ut said meet
ing and 1t is understood that they arc
much displeased with the scheme TO cut
the city wards down from eleven to seven
In number. thus dcpliving some Of them
OF a constituency.
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Tehuacana. Texas, January l4.-Yester-
day closed the frst term Of the university
work Of this year. very pleasant and sue
cesgful term.
New pupils are coming In and the pros
poets for another pleasant, profitable term
are encouraging.
Last night the four literary societies had
their usual semi-annuai exercises In the
university chapel. :.
Their programme was very good and well
rendered to large and appreciatiye audi
ence.
After n week OF gloomy, rainy weather.
the clouds are dispersed and this morning
the sun Is shining beautifully.
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Luling. Texas january 1b,-I4ast night
at IL o'clock as Mr.. Ike Jacobs was on bis
way home from the business part Of The
city he was attacked by footpads, who
garroted him In artistic style, securing his
flne watch and going through his p0cksts.
AS soon as Jacobs could Jerk loose he
opened UP a pistol battery.
The robbers fed and his watch Was
afterward recovered from . mudpCol.
where IL had been thrown.
The city has been Invaded by an army
of tramps for the last week who are be-
coming very impudent In their demands
for food where they md a home unpro-
tacted. A crusade against them will -
at once inaugurated. Il
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sound, hut always wandered hack "a az
starting point. On the sixth dAy he came
70 hut In the woods which soma woodx.
men used In the spring and summer ara
abandoned IN the winter. The only plece
Of furniture in the house was stnve
There was turnip patch few yards away.
ne nad matenes with him. and finding an
oid TIN can, he made a fre in the stove
boiled the turnips and ate them. This xss
the first and only fnorsel Of food hc Mad
to cat during the six days and nights thar
lie was out in the bitter cold on RE
seventh day he was overjoyed by coming
across z hunter and got him TO pilot him
out OF the woods. He had four or Ave toes
emputated and part of one foot, and may
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Mcmillan and Sam Madcley. delegates to
the department; n. A patuut. deickatc TO
the State Firemens association; T.w. Foo
ley. Ir. alternate: Miss zcnubin Daunts.
sponsor; 7. w. Foley. Jr., Jack Wyatt and
y. r. Callahan were appointed as audit
ing committee: J, N. Rnylcr. W r.. Lott
and ! w. Schumacher were appointed ns
relief committee
Hose company No. held a called meet
ing at the Camp hotel. The meeting was
Tor purpesc OF choosing officers for this
year, and they werc named as follows:
Kemp Thompson, foreman; Ben Ahren-
beck. first assistant foreman; Green Wood,
secretary. Il. Al Sangster. treasurer; II.
II. Knox and r. a. Sangstcr, delegates
to tho dnnartu1ent KS
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Ennis Charities.

Ennis. Texas, January 1i.-The Ennis
Organized Charities mot in regular session
Tuesday afternoon and elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year: Mrs
l.. A. Daffan, president. Mrs. w. n.
Howell, first vice president, Mrs. W. g..
GiddIngs, second vice president Mrs. J. L..
Clarke. treasurer: Mrs. J. Blakey. secre-
tary. A fair sum Is In the treasury TO be-
gin the now year and the members are
much encouraged with the prospects OF
their success as an aid to charity during
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- He DstnbIishel.

New Ulm. Texas, January la'-ooione'
Yates Of MuIdoon has arrived at this place
with his printing outfit. Colonel Yates -
to publish a weekly newspaper a. ,a.s
town. same to be printed half ~ E saaans
and the other half ~ the G ,ss Eneliss part
Colonel Yates WI snl' attend u to the edit
and Hon. LOTTO WIZ
ing Of the German part IN, ao.r,sh
Il is believed that the paper VIII n nnapn
as The merchants and farmers are s.ron .st,
il favor OF 1t. Such paper Is heeeI ,ons
for this section OF the county aho 'V's
felt want.
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I.RlCT CLERKS TO MEET.

Tsgether to Consider LeGisla-
tion Desired by Them.
n. Texas. January 1.-THE follow
to district clerks of the State was
to The Post correspondent today
|riM Clerk W. O. Pratt:
|trict Clerk County.
pn, Texas. January 10, 1899. Dear
Upon consultation with a number
Fict clerks in the State, we have
% that the efficiency of the dis
Jerks office can be improved by
Conservative and Intelligent legisla-
pa that a necessity exists for some
IN existing laws regulating the
cl this Office and proper compensa-
ersfor
% end that an Intelligent con-
Of opinion may be had from the
clerks of the State as tn what
,-if any, should be made in exist
Affecting this branch Of the pub
Fice, have heen requested by a
81 district clerks to call a meet
sne district clerks of the State. and
= been suggested rs the most cen
W.T. and the larger number have
81 JaLuary % as Il suitable time.
roance with these Suggestions and
II hereby cordially request you
Win US at the st. Charles hotel
9, Texas on the 2Sth instant, for
ipose Of considering the subject
'aentloneu, and such other matters
promote the interest and efficiency
ll.tfict clerks branch of the public
respectfully, w. G. Pratt.
fiu Clerk Denton County, Texas.
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n.nLcr., Meeting Postponed.

Victoria, Texas, January 15.--Hon. U. A.
Levi chairman of district NO 1 Oh inc
Bankers association Of Texas, Informs Inc
Post correspondent that he has abandoned
the idea Of holding meeting 10 Hous-
ion or Galveston during the month OF jan
uary. He had received few responses 10 Ms
circular letter relative TO the meetins,
which he attributes to sickness prevaiiln nv
over the district and the CONNECT wi.h .ne
meeting OF the Live stock associa',vh a. ~
Galveston next week, which many OF the
bankers will attend.
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Taylor. Texas. January l4.--The HUE
infant son OF DR.. l.. p. Black has been
quite sick with pneumonia, but is reported
some better. This is the first day OF sun
shine had here for about week and busi-
ness has suffered temporarily. The rain
will be benehcial to small grain, which
has been In need OF It,
The Woodmen OF the World. beneficiary
organization, at this place. claims the best
health record OF any similar order yet re-
over forty, and during the past year not a
case OF sickness OF one weeks successive
duration was reported, and the camp has
been organized Ave years and no death
has occurred In It's membership.
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Died SUDDENLY.

Hs.sns Of Dallas sum moncd
: ~ without Warming.
January 15.-Willialn
s q the best known men in
4. !. e many years kept a public
! di. ~ Union depot. dropped dead
~ se this evening while super
kpfrnw sDgements for the opening
q IL y 2 new hotel he had built
Yea a. NJ a'vn station. Mr.. SHELTON
81 ve, ~ largest man in Northern
sAs being nearly 45o pounds.
ilaad .,s 1.sa suddenly at his home,
! n - s ar u Is supposed OF heart
ma ~ 20 Dallas four years ago
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NORTHERN Mr1HoDLxs IN MBxIoo

ID
bishop McCRbc Goes to Look After
Their Interests.
Fort Worth. Texas, January 1b.--Bishop
c. G. McCabe OF the Northern Methodist
church, Mrs McCabe and niece, Miss
Brouse. leave here for Mexico tonight.
Tho bishop goes to the republic TO look
after matters Of interest to his people
there. lie says President Diax IL very
friendly toward his membership. OF whom
there are Alta. They have property valued
Mt 100000. which was increased $4,000
last year.
Bishop McCabe ia an ardent admlrer OF
President Mckinley as a statesman and
man, and says he will not be fully appre-
ciated until his administration has passed
into history and the people can view the
in dispassicpate manner. Bishop Mo.
Cabe fayors the union Of the Northern and
Southern Methodist churches.
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produce Association organized.

Nacogdoches, Texas, January I3.--Mr. ~
y. Gilmore travelling freight agent OF the
Kansas City, Pittsburg and Gulf Railroad
company. met the farmers Of this county
today at the court house and organized q
Nacogdochcs Produce association. Mr.. @.
II. Davidson was elected president OF the
association, with w. U. Perkins secretary.
The principal product discussed was Irish
potatoes. BY offering special Inducements
"a the farmers they agreed to plant thir-
teen acres. Mr.. Gilmore will visit this
town again the latter part Of the month
and will have no trouble in getting NIFTY
acres planted for early market.
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sRlsLR EXPERIENCES.

6sr,. a = Strange Country
7 1ss.. : blizzard.
NV ~. January l5.-Fred stock
IA ~ =, brought in from Antlers,
~ q g &. 7. 'set frozen as q result Of
y n. ps' Weeds. as was briefly tele-
u q. = u. had a terrible expert
g 81 'est 10 the woods six days
s1.,,s 4. ~ from the North and
y / s.. ~ country to md employ
4 " ~ Nv The weather WAS in
q !srsi ~ s,, a was constantly ex-
y {ssfcS re heard chickens
y she direction OF the
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the Tremont-A. J. DuvaI, Pttshurs,
Pa; w. c. Connor, Jr., II, Roberts.
Houston; ] M. Brownson, Victoria; \. p.
Shelton, Cincinnati; S. r. Werden, Hous-
ton; A. J. Hatch. New York; =. Walsh,
Topeka; p. j. Quinn, Palestine; w. G..
Sears, Houston; w. J. Branch. Palestine;
r. A. Greer, Beaumont: Rev. Sebastian
Dubois, San Francisco; T. w. Brown, ST.
Paul: Charles L. Tedford, New York;
Charles G. Lowe and wife, Dallas; r. p.
searle Chicago ]. L. Palestine, Philadel-
phia: f. o, Strong Grand Rapids; e. BEN
jamin, e. w. Mente New Orleans: Miss
Carrie Max, city; Miss Roy Oppenheimer,
Victoria; Sol Harris, G. J. Bass, city; j.
p. Doley, St. Louis; J. A. Bell, Lake
Charles.
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Tx,o u.udred indictments Found.

Georgetown, Texas. January 1.-THE
grand jury adjourned yesterday after hav-
ing returned nearly two hundred indict-
ments: however. but few Of them we're
for felony. Only two of the important dam
age suits have yet been reached In the
district court and the second one Is still
ON trial. The case of Thomas v. Hyer,
damages for libel, Is set for tomorrow
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Died Of HI. Injuries.

Paris. Texas. January 5.--Dave Wig
gins, who was wounded in difficulty near
Tigertown. in the northwestern portion OF
the county. with his stepfather. s. T.. Jen-
nings, and the Iatter's son. Monroe Jcn-
nIngs died from the injuries received.
Jennings and his son, who were already In
iaii on 4 charge OF assault to murder, were
arrested on the charge of murder.
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Nnvn.otn Fire Departme I,

Navasota, Texas. January 13.--Tha fol-
lowing officers We're elected last night by
the Hook and Ladder Fire company to
serve the ensuing year:
r.. A. Patout, foreman; NJ. l.. 0. AM
drews nrst assistant foreman; G. J. Kirk.
second assistant foreman: r.. Q. Terrell.
secretary; WIN Gibson, treasurer; G, A.
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New PASTOR FOR CIeburne.

Cleburne, Texas. January is.-Rev p.
NJ. Riley OF Jefferson has been elected to
tho paatorate Of the Cumberland Presby-
terrain church In Cleburne. He will move
his family to Cleburne at once. Mr.. Riley
was personal friend Of Colonel w. II,
Mabry and performed the last sad rites
In the church In Jefferson when that gall
liant soldiers remains were laid to rest.
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THE sEWERAOE QUESTION.

Temple, for ono Of the small Texas
towns, has enjoyed splendid sewer sys-
tenn, operated on the downward intcrmit-
tent system OF ultimate disposition, but the
last few months this has been shut down
by an injunction secured by farmers living
several miles below Temple and all the
i,ewerage OF the city has been emptfed into
the creek direct from mary private lines
This has produced terrible sanitary con-
dtiiGn. and unless something is done right
away and before hot weather sets In the
result Will be very disastrous 70 health
The injunction trial comes up on the 20th
instant IN the district court o.i Its merits.
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Bryan. Texas, January l5.-Bryan -
proud Of her record as business point,
In support OF her claim 10 do more bust
ness than any town it, size In this aee-
tion, she cites the fact that the merchants
here during 1898 received 1853 car loads OF
merchandise OF different kinds. besides
partial car shipments.
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nwyrR's FRIENDS.

Tho friends In Brenham OF Colonel cbas
Dwyer OF the First Texas regiment were
glad TO read IN The Post today Of his APP.
pointmant This lis his home. and all mem-
bers OF his family live here. except sis
ter, Mrs. u. Kiber al Angicton and Mrs.
Felix II. Robertson at Waco Tho an
nouncement OF the promotion has been
Anticipated for several days.
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negro conyicts from Da.trop.

Baz.rop. Texas. January Il. IF. NJ Nor
ton, penitantiary transfer agent took TO
tho penitentiary today the following Grim
inals. convicted al the term of district
court Just closed: Sam Mcbride. forgery.
eight CAGES. sixteen years; James Cham
hers burglary, two cases, four years; Nell
son Hargrove. assault to murder. two
years; Madison Langsten, assault TO MUIR
der, two years. All colored.
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worth, Texas, January 14.-Teach-
y Johnson, Dallas and Tarrant
met here today and decided to
Msislature to change the legal
making them fewer in number
.ne public schools were con-
s.ssy Also desire a repeal of the
49, g transfers; also the repeal OF
~. s which provide that the COM
s".s u1urt can abolish the office of
n u,'s q They favor raising
ma re special tax from 20 cents
- % any amount desired.
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victoria. Texas. January l5.-The man.
agement Of the Huaschild opera house 4
endeayoring to secure the Andrews Opera
company for . two nights engagement
here on tho spth and sist; thsy believe
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GREAT DAMAGES AT nDMA.

Eigkt business Houses and . Hotel
Were destroyed.
Edna. Texas, January l5.--Thls morning
about o'clock fre destroyed eight busi-
ness houses and one hotel It this place.
II is believed that the nre was Of In
cendiary origin. Loss about 10000; insur-
ance about $4,000. &
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f.oW-WILKlNs.

Invitations were issued today by Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace Wilkins to the wedding
Of their daughter, Bershie, to Thee. A..
Low, Jr., Wednesday evening, January 70,
at s o'clock at the Methodist church In this
city. The bride-el ia a member OF one
of tho largest and most prominent families
In this part of the State and the groom
elect is OF the large lumber firm of T. A.
Low & Sons. and is a prominent young
man.
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TEMPLE TOPICS.
Peanuts May he Successfully RAised
80 nm nlArE Ixumd. -..-ll.

Peanuts May he Successfully Raised
ON Black Land.
Temple, Texas January 15.--Mr. J. n.
Fox. "a citizen of this county. has dcmon-
strated another splendid and profitable
product for the Texas farm. and espe-
cially Bell county and other black land
sections. 1t is the successful growing Of
peanuts here. This year~he planted half
an acre In peanuts and gathered thirty
bushels Of COOLERS; besides. he says the
vine in this black land makes n splendid
hay for stock, equaled only by red clover.
The peanut sells readily In this market -
4 to cents, and therefore its profitable
production can BIO readily seen.
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rt,NrPAL or Or. BALDWIN.

Tho remains OF Prof. Baldwin, late pro-
lessor OF pedagogy In the State university
were laid away this evening after the
holding of appropriate services in the
university auditorium.
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|Irf7OBE COUNTED
| !, legislature WIN Do Little
~, Than That Today.
a ry1eSp the TEXT BOOK Law
|, ". 80 portion Of the state
r,.,nps and inci"des
q. ~ nigh schools.

..~.s. january 1b.-1t Is not
i, NJ legislature will DO much much.
:, s.ysps counting and announcing ,a's..nsnas
", 81 governor and lieutenant
=, J. IL last election. or for that
30 s,ter the governor Is In
- Nd ~ inaugural ball becomes
q histsfy.
. !, which have been de-
= - Inauguration are most
= " IL hall Of representatives
.,smi,sd, blaze with tinsel' bunt-
sI.ry next Tuesday, when Joe
49, forward to take the osth OF
..r..nds Of visitors. many Of
already beginning to arrive
Med for the ball. a$.# I
49, Ny
,,e,p.ted bill to extend the uni
nook act SO as to reach cities OF y
s.,,tsnts and over as well as TO
.,udies in which applicants Tor
!. certificates are required 70 DC
~ made its appearance. 1t was
4 in the house yesterday ana
!. amend the law so as TO aud
.,ementary algebra, plain geome-
.,eal reograpb!. civil government.
r,ence. moral science and natural
: 10 the list, the adoption Of
regulated anu made subject TO the
a tho State text book board. 1t
r,des that no portion of the State
exempt from the operation of the
act
n" Henderson OF Lamar, chair
Inc house. finance committee. Is
Known figure in legislature circles,
Neen sent here many times by
aiuents to help make laws. His
always command respect, because
,yond question we'll grounded in
h sincere and honest in all his
b, He is a firm believer in the
for q new constitution and Is
10 radical and unreasonable legis-
\ correct and business-like hand
|the permanent school fund is one
obbies and it goes without saying
assistance will be lent to any
|ht having such an end in view. He
that the promises made In the
emocratio platform should be re-
kept and that judicious appro-.
d money sufficient for the legiti-
~ Of the government and State
bis should be made.
y \ \
81 Johnson Will in all probability
kiltsd chairman Of tho house. COM
bn education BY Speaker Sheriff..
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PERSONAL NOTES.

Attorney General Smith is confined to his
bed with serious attack OF grip.
Hon. w. b. Plemmons. the gentleman
from Potter, Is in the city aud say, that
the Panhandle Is in hourishing condi-
ton and asks nothing OF the legislature
except to be let alone.
DIR. g. q. Corner OF Carthage, who is an
applicant for the position OF physician OF
Rusl, penitentiary, is here accompanied
by r. w. Priest. leader Of the sayers
forces in Pamela county during the last
campaign.
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If THE BABY is CUTTING TEETH
r. surs and use that old and we'll tried
remedy. Mrs winslow's Soothing fyrup.
for children teething. i sootnes tns enaao
wind colo and Is the best remedy fos
dixrrhoes.