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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-02-07
At an experiment in ST. Josepn. Mo

Al ansexperiment in ST. Joseph Mo-.
9 cat was apparently killed by shock
OF electricity carefully administered.
awo hours after the heart had ceased
70 beat the current was reversed and
the second shock restored the heart
peats, family at first. but growing
stronger until the cat was finally re.
leased as playful and frislty as ever.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-02-07
BICYCLE WHEEL IN AsrRoNo,,v

BICYCLE WHEEL IN ASTRONOMY.
1t the Yale observatory an interest
- 3 use has been found for the bicycle
vheei. BY fitting such wheel with a
sFries OF Opaque screens r,accd at res,,-
AZ intervals and then rotating It, with
The aid Of q snwi mnto.. at the rife 81
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-02-07

her head at her
cheeks, which the
pillow, that was
obliged to stand
for John, always
unduly heated, and
go down into the
Kitchen to prepare
some dainty for
Papa Weber's con-
sumption. So COM
mon sense had the
last word.
One day there
appeared in The
paper an adver-
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-02-07

Dulcinea prevailed
in surrounding the
meeting with mys-
terry and darkness.
The hour was mid
night, and Goe-
the's monument
the trysting-piace
Lucian had readi-
ly agreed, only
STIMULATING t b a t
old Hannah should
accompany her to
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-02-07
CLOUD ToGRArHY.-


v The photographing Of clouds has re-
Gently become.a recognized branch Of
practical meteorology. IT also affords
beautiful pictures; for the collections
OF amateur photographers. The French
astronomer, Monsieur Antoniadi, Of
the Juyisi observatory, who has had
much experience IN cloud photography,
says that all kinds OF cameras, large
and small, mounted and .unmounted,
can be employed for the purpose; but
considerable practice is required to de-,
termine the proper time of exposure.
In ordersto quench the blue of the sky
and bring out thecontrast between the
clouds and their background, yellow
screens, preferably composed OF thin
cells containing a chemical solution,
are employed. Exposures vary from
small fraction up to one-third OF q
second.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-02-07
TRAINS wIIrH DOUBLE I. MoroR I,

Experiments are being made on the
Wannsee railroad between Berlin ana
zehlendorf. Germany. to determine ths
precise value Of electric propulsion as,
a substitute for steam. The Aain used
consists of eight ordinary carr and d
provided with an electric motor
each end,.:the advantage OF thisc[ az
rangementt being that the reversing Of
the tain at the terminals Of the Jour
ney becomes unnecessary. THUS far
the electric power mas proved to be
about 10 per cent cheaper sthan steam
pow,sr. Il
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-02-07

Tunis, the famous black horse which
General Boulanger rode at the review
"a 1885, has died. Before his death
me 1ormer minister Of war consigned
tae animal to the charge of his friend,
II. Louis Barber, who sent it to the
5s ! to end it's days in peace. 1t
mas been decided to send the animals
ssh as q present to N. Henri Roche
fort,
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-02-07
THE ELEPHANT. AS a WORKER.

Mr.. e. N. Buxton. in discussing the
question of the preservation of big
game in Africa. points out the great
difficulty of protecting elephants, on.
account of the high market value OF
their tusks, and then ayers that per-
sonally he is opposed to the destruction.
OF elephants at all, on the ground that,
valuable as they are for their ivory.
they might be still more valuable as
weight-carriers. The idea of employ
ing elephants as domestic animals Of
burden is not new. and many have tes-
tilted to the patient and effective. man
ner In which they apply their enor-
nous strength in the service of man.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-02-07
SHIP CHANNEL ExCAyATo;R.

1 The dredging of a deep water chan
mel for large ships by any of the sew
eral methods now in use is laboriousf
task in spite of all the Improved ma
chinery designed for the purpose, but
an Irish inventor believes he has in
vented an apparatus which will do this
work more economically and thorough
ly than 1T can be accomplished by any
OF the old methods. He has taken out
patents on the invention in eighteen
different countries. The apparatus
consists Of pair Of large steel cylin-
ders. with elongated lips projecting
from the central portion which are
adapted to engage the earth as the cyl
1ncers are drawn toward each other,
scooping the earth into the rear por-
ton of the cylinders. The arrange
ment is such that the vessel can be
foated to any required position and
then drawn apart to the required dis
lance and sunk to the river bed. Tbs,
controlling apparatus on the ship
above then begins to tighten the
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-02-07

rom 80 to SO turns in minute In
front OF the cameras used to photo
graph meteors. Dir. Elkin has succeeded
in measuring the velocity OF the me-
teor's fight The principle dependa
upon the Interruptions, produced by
the screens In the trails Of light made
upon the Photographic plates by the
flying meteors. The velocity OF the
wheel is known at every instant BY
means Of chronographic record, and
the length of the Interruptions indi-
Gates the seed Of the metsors..
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-02-07

Ernest Bremen. the new president Of
switzerland, Is only "A years old, but IL
one q the ablest international lawyers
IN europe He is a native OF the Can
ton OF Basic
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-02-07

Professor. 10 student of surgery.
Please inform the class OF the names
{ Of bones forming the skull..a Student-
If Ah--e do not at the present til, S
remember. but know that have
them all in my head (Uprosr il
elaSs.) - Indias polls hurnal
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-02-07

The Spot, as a pro-
lection against those whose spiritual
EXCEPTIONS were darkened.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-02-07

Il must tell you," she wrote to Luz
clan (both had concealed surnamel.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-02-07

Dulcinea vept over a spiritual fall.
but Miss Weber secretly rejoiced. Still
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1901-02-07

z = III IAIS
paper an adver-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-15
TempJe Topios.

Temple, Texas, August 14.--Mrs. Finne-
gan, living In the northern part OF town,
was very severely burned Monday evening
with carbolic acid She Ind gone TO a
nelghbor's to hSp dress the wound of Il
child and reached for bottle OF carboic
ocId. The bottle was upturned and the
contents fell in Mrs Flnnegan,s face. The
burns are quito serious ana painful with
some fear Of thd loss 0f sight In one eve.
The city council met In regular session
yesterday aud transacted routine business.
The tax committee, with city attorney
added, We're instructed TO proceed to col
lect delinquent taxes and polls.
The Young Mems Christian Association
basket ball team IL doing some nice prac-
tlclng preparatory t9 game with the
Cleburnc Young Mems Christian Assocla-
tion tenn on Labor Day.
a child Of Mr., Tom Lancaster was buried
yesterday al the family burylng ground
near Bottom. The little one was the
victim OF dlptheria
Mayor ]. u. Walters and family are ar.
ranging for II weeks camp nj lanyard
Spings near Mofrat Mayor Walters
berlth has heen very poor for some time
aud weeks outdoor living IL 10 be tried.
Mr. z. A. Sterling is today moving his
family aud household goods 10 Como. Tex
rs where Mr.. sterling has charge Of n
Sir. and Mrs. II. L. sheriff. and daughter,
Miss Maud, left last night for ST. Louis,
where Mr. Sheriff. win do some fall pur-
chasing for his store.
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now being SO heavily borne by the inborfIns
people OF our country
Following is the text Of me r,.s.a,,
Tue governor which was sent 10 botb houss-
this morning.
nc the Legislature.
,er n i pursuance 81 the oct providing for the
a. Sa,ion and building OF 4 branch asylnm
insane ~ vsiS anu treatment Of the epiiepuc
iS,t' aud OF the acts aneadatarr thers,,, =
s ~ p1ard. consisting OF the governor conn
nnvs fo rn ~ lreasurer. advertised FOR thirty
Nm th of proposals TO erect one attmnistro
b h,Jh building, four cottages, twn hSSnilals
nnnsitr mouse, pumping station nud tunreis'
M Said I,,i iot piuinhing aud electric ligas /
uro 5au pululng On the 10Th Instant said
M haPustls We're opened and ii was fn.md
49, we total of the lowest bids ararerat
ange OF the appropriation
VIII he nOte1 that sertion 40 .ho
rfrt, .inIs act 81 February III 1901 III
rock s end 5 we buildings shall be built OF
plaln ana economical In eunsffurfinn
Iinns 70 cost exceeding S2O.Oo0 The
In III r rae specihcatlons adopted conform
me above amount of SiSi ,3i0 wll c,,
fiic N., ~ outings, with plumbing. clue.
sonniolo' ng ana fixtures and rwers. Mn
sunhscen TO provide suifib n,n5.hing no
n,,.o,s,, stauup,pg Tor walt pressure a a the
VA s s hcat Tor the bindings anu prn
fir IN amount needed I, open tn eoIo,,r
~ the admission of patients an Ia rn,t.
1T them n IN the thu, of complstion nv,
~ the converting Of the next lcaislabire
an expenditure S5O.01j viii h, reonir..1
20 procure the necessary stnn,iplne Mn -,
Valnrery Tor pewer, lights aud water Tho
I Inisqhtution Will then he compictej hnf
Nc cesSary FOR occupanr, ruT Tpiai"u w.,
41 1900 will. II is believed h. ncS1nd
Of ~, tneI n. ngrp"se' anu f'v Enc maintenance
pr tion until September /. iYos. 'S cum
wing TO the fact that water cnn IL, b,a
ply from an artificial lake, it woull. in
negln tnis work without these adJi,i1t.9
ni ppIoprIiau2nS as without water. light ami
pomsr facilities. furniture and other su,i
coull moi be occupied, but Womb SIAM te,,,
Joseph u. Siyers
CoNprupr
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with the First National hank Of Austin for
collection and deposit all checks and bank
drafts received by his department.. that
the result Of this has been the accumula.
tlon Of the sum Of sos, 2HS.S} Hilegel 10
he IN the course OF collection. Nou In
form me that the committee Of which YOU
are chairman desires an official nrnion
from the attorney general advising Il
whether or not sucn mcihud Of procedure
Is authorized by law. Article 1850 ~ the
Revised statutes provides that An MONEYS
received hy the state treasurer shall ha
kept In the safes and vaults o. the treas
ury. nor shall II he lawful for the s,id
treasurer to appropriate to his own use
or loan. sell or eNchange any money or the
representative OF money In his custody or
control as such treasurer rais atuta
very clearly requires the treasurer 10 Keep
the money which he may receive in his
official capacity IN tho safes aud vaults
% the treasury. and therefore advise you
that n is my o.hcial opinion thar Il the
state treasurer placed With the First Ma.
tlcnal bank Of Austin for collection and
deposit any checks or hank drafts 10.
ceived hy his department that such action
was not authorized by law"
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Marble Falls Locals.

Marble Fails. Texas. August 14.--Aiiss
Nellie Fortson OF San Antonio left yes
terday for home after an enjoyable visit
to Mrs Charlie phlnney.
The normal school closed few days
ago. hut several OF the teachers are yet
here aud viii remain nntll fall work be
gins, thus proving when strangers visit
Marie Fans they hui II a delightful place
TO pass their leisure timr.
Sandstone i he.pg put on the ground
trpscs one 10 be hnili hr Turner 4
Evans. The other by BADGER
Richard Turner left res.crday for Cor
pn@ Christi with 200 hcad 1T cattle, where
he expects 10 6nd hrtier pasta-agc
Do prohibition campaign Is wdrm Each
side has lecturers travelling over .hr com,
~, rho election is 10 be- held On the 22rd
instant.
Rov j. G. f Kyzcr ~ Waco vii 10
lrrr on The 22nd Instant to begin pro
iratcd meeting A the grbor.
Th'rc are quite a n1'nlgr ~ crowds ~
campers bore euiovlIlg The ISSUING and
places Of interest alilcent
severn ~ Mr. Nike Sul'Yan's qunrrt
force have gone 10 san Anlonlo 20 do q
I0h of work.
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LIFE INSURANCE AS INVESTMENT.
Some Figures Which Go to Show It Is
Payinq One.

Some Figures Which Go to Show 1t Is
Paying One.
New York, August 1lCarefu examine
lion OF the reports of leading life lnsur
unce companies shows that in great ma.
Jority OF cases the benehelares receive
much more than the total amount paid
to the company by the insured This is In
every case in direct proportion to the
thrift of management and the character
of Investment of the company. The Mu.
tual Insurance company OF New York, by
far the largest aud strongest of the life
companies, reports for the i've weeks end
ing August 3, n total of $50 death claims,
amounting to $L341, 1073S. For This the
insured paid a total OF but S08S. 1DS, or
not quite half the amount received by
benefclarles. Between january ! and July
/, 1901, the Mutual Life paid 23l2 death
claims OF SS,lS5 2gS.S9, which cost the in
sured only S3,I423aa,s1, much less than
oue-half. The company has returned TO
policy holders grand total Of over $3.50,
OO0O0O and has steadily growing assets
of more than S33O.o0o.000 These are
among the reasons which are inducing so
many thrifty business men TO look 70 life
insurance MS the surest and most profit
able investment for the protection Of bust
ness or family.
The Mutual Life Is said TO he adding
much more insurance than in amy previous
year
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TO BE HELD AT ATOKA
TRIAL HAS BEEN SET DOWN FOR
NEXT TUESDAY.
Postal Inspector Believes Soc of Those
Concerned in the Robbery
Are Under Arrest.

Denlson. Texas, August A. The trial OF
the men under arrest aud IN Atoka 1ai
charged with holding up aud rohbing Mis-
souri, Kansas and Texas passenger train
No. 3 at Cnney tank yesterday morning
was set for next Tuesday, the 10th Instant,
at Atoka. Postoffcc Inspector w. -
louk OF the Eleventh division, stationed
at Waggoner, l. n. came down this morning
from Caney and Atoka, where he has beeA
to Investigate the robbery. Mr. nouk vX-
pressed satisfaction over the work thar
mad been done by the officers IN arrcStlag
the men and putting them hehud the Ia =
'"ihe officers have been rounding No evi-
dence today and have no doubt al the
result of the trial Some OF the pristn -
have been Identified by nasscnpSrs Hnd
train crew as the pen who did the work
men connected With the robbery who got
away on horseback and these have not heel
captured From officers who have, been
at the scene Of the robbery ! raruhl chat
there was general scattering %: rapcfs
by the explosion of dynamite IN nv ! X
through safe and Deputy N.acs tai DNis
Said for quarter of nile thurt Nsle
papers aud debris from the explosion
These papers were of no value 90 any ohe,
unless to the express company and to be
used as evidence Some OF them were
found in the timber where they had been
blown by the terrific force OF the rN
pioslon.' In the lot of registered matter
IN the pouches rlhed by the robbers was
a package OF postage stamps for the post
office at sherman. This package son
tanned $4,000 worth of stamps; this was
not taken. The robbers did not want any
thing hut money.
All of the registered packages that could
not he Identified on account OF being taken
nom their wrappers have hecn liked mp
and sent TO the third assistant postmaster
general The robbers while they tore
open the packages and rlHcd them, dll not
take any Of the contents, M tht;e VIII
he a very slight loss
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MalIisuilln NnDs No.

Wallsville, Texas, August a. Commits
sioncrs court met in regular session Mon
day and accepted the tax rolls from As
SCISSOR II L. Fulks The total valuations
amount to Sl,i3a5te. an Increase over last
year OF S3oa. al founded on m increased
land valuation. The court lately purchased
road grader and Commissioner j. O.
Jackson Of Double Bayou was voted an
additional 5000 to begin the road grade al
Double Bayou
There is considerable real estate activity
over ut BARRIERS i'm, the oil field at Cham.
bers county, where Patllo Higgins pro.
nounces II rival Held Of Spindle Top, and
quite an acreage Is changing hands at
from 81 to $3.50 per acre
Misses Florence and Gertrude Person,
from Galveston, are visiting at Mr. g. X.
Davis
Miss Mosele Toland OF Chappci nm
Is visiting her sister Mrs, H. II. Jackson.
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IN COMMITTEE.
senate oonaressIonaI Distriots.

SENATE congressional DlSNlCtSs
The senate subcommittee on congress
sional districts this afternoon submitted
It's report TO the full committee. The re-
pert provides for sixteen Districts as yet
unnumbcred made up as follows:
Brazoria, Fort BEND Harris, Austin.
Waller, Montgomery Grimes, Walker Mad
Galveston. chambers, Liberty, Hardin,
JEFFERSON, Orange, New ton Jasper, sa-
bne san Augustine. Angelina, Nacos-
dorhes shelby, Cherokee Pamela and liar-
i Rnsk. smith, Gregg. upshur Wood, van
Zandt, Rains and Hunt
Marion. Cass Bowie, Camp. Morris III
fus. franklin. Red River. Delta and Hop
Lamar Fannin and Grayson.
Collin, Dallas, Roekwall and kaufman.
Ellis Navarro, Henderson, Limestone,
Freestone and Anderson.
McLennan Fails Milan, Robertson,
Brazos and BurlesQn.
Williamson. Travis. Hays Caldwell. Bias
iron. Lee, Washington and Fayette-
GuadaIupe Gonzales Iayaca. Colorado,
wilson, harnes, Dewitt, Jackson, Whar-
ton Live Oak. Bee, Goliad. victoria san
PatrlcIo Refuglo. Arkansas. Calhoun and
"I Iiil1. sesoue. somerven, Johnson, Hood,
palo Pinto. Parker and rarrant,
Cnleman Brown. Eastanh. Eratb, Co
manehe, Mills. Hamilton. Lampasas, Cory
GIilesnie Blanco, Kerr. Kendall Ban
dera Medina, Rexar, comal, Frlo. Atlas
cosa. LaSallc, McNIulen, Webb. DuvaL
Nneces, Zapata, starr. Hidalgo and Cam
FL Paso. Reeves. Jen Davis, Preside,
Brewster. Pecos, Val Verde. Kinney, Ed
wards, uvalde Maverick. Zavaila, Dim
mitt Crockett schleicher, sutton Menard,
Kimhle Mason. Llano, San Saba, McCui-
loch, Concho, Tom Green, lrion, Upton
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Holiness campmeetino Closed.

Terrell Texas August H. Yesterday
morning the last service OF the Terrell
Holiness encampment was held won.
dorful meeting II was, Not that there
were more converts and sanctIhcatlons than
heretofore, but the work was especially
deep, and at times accompanied with
great power. Making all allowances there
We're fortythree conversions. sauctifca-
tons and recamatlons during the eight
days meeting, and the Sunday night SER
Vices were especially interesting. there be-
Ing about fifteen clear cut cases mt that
service, the meeting lasting long after mid
night. Mrs. Ruetherford and Rev w. II.
Hun have done great work.
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eiddInas Items.

GlddIngs, Texas, August i4-1rhe Gid
dlngs compress is about hnlshed The
ma ager states thnt they win be eady 10
steam M tomorrow. There is something
over a hundred bales Of new cotton on
the platform now and the farmers are at
The county commissioners ARE in session
this week The question OF issuing jail
bonds will likely be submitted TO a vote
of the people.
The trustees of the public srhool ARE
having the public school grounds and build
Ing put In condition for the next session,
The annual catalogue Is In the hands Of
the printer.
Mrs. ]. A. Fields, who has been sick
some two months Is little improved she
will be carried to Marlin the last of this
week to try the hot baths.
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Rev NevUsome's Assianment

huntsville. Texas, August y Rev r.
p Newsome, pastor Methodist church AZ
Huntsville, has received the following or
der of assignments "By direction Of acting
secretary Of war. Chaplain Earnest +.
NeWsome. United states army. recently APP
pointed Is assigned to the Ninth infantry.
He will report in person to the command
ing officer al Fort Sam Houston for tenn
pOrnry duty, And upon the compile ion
there viii proceed to Join his regiment In
the division Of the Philippines The tray
cling enioined IL necessary for tho public
service BY command Of Lieutenant GEN
eral Miles Thomas Ward,
Acting Adlntaut General"
With his family Or. Newsome viii leave
for San Antonio In few days.
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penltentiarv Roard.

Austin. Texas, August 1A.'rhe state
penltentiary board held it's regular monthly
meeting today in the executive office. Tho
hoard approved the July report Of Superln
tendent j. s. Rice of penitentiaries. The
report shows that on July ! there were
4o14 conylots on hand. l04 were received
during the month, we're recnptured .
returned by sherlffs making total OF
1925 During the month "a were discharged,
10 pardoned. G escaped II died and de-
livered to sheriff, leaving the number on
hand July 81 1904. They are distributed
as follows: state insane asylum l, contract
forces li4l. share forces I,2 railroad
forces 365. Harlem State fnrm iIS, william
Clemens state farm IL, Wynne state farm
So. Rusk pcnitentlary 536 Huntsville gu.
The monthly report OF Financial Agent
w NJ c. Hi was also approved, whlch
shows balance on hnnd July ], Of $40,
221 63; the disbursements during the month
were 500, 2I3.7 G and the balance on hand
July Il. Is Aln.52Gei, and ~ distributed
in The following banks and other sources.
Cash IN srfe al Huntsville, S1Dl5.2a: iihbs
National bank Huntsville, S2iD0, ~. i. w.
House. Houston. S1S00,62: Ilutchings, Scnly
~ Co Galveston. S30iSOT CITY National
hank. Dallne. s3S23 30: American National
bank. Austin. $2l63. 10; Treasurer j. w
Robhins S2 900: A. s. Bushy husk,
sl5Q5.ai; John r Luther transfer agent.
2BOi
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thanks to pcruna. Delaney Young.
When patient calls at a drug store to
recommends something else that Will no
just as good. t may be that he does not
always recognize the responsibility that
Nc is taking upon himself Such sub
sutute Is always sure to result In failure
aud may result fatally.
~ Suue cases catarrh has tendency
to become chronic and Ii not lnfreQucntly
sets up disease that finally proves fatal
feruna taken In time win prevent these
cases. To substitute some other remedy
means dangerous delay.
u Is certainly great responsibility that
any druggist takes upon himself 10 recon
mend any one 10 take some imitation OF
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Ennis Nemsnaner News.

Ennis, Texas, August 1i-Mr. W. A..
Spears, proprietor Of the Ellis County Re
view, has sold that publication to the
Ennis Weekly Local The machinery aud
most ~ the material OF the plant was
retained by MIR. Spears which nus been
stored here for future reference
Arrangements are being perfected to es-
tahlish Il weekly newspaper at Rice. a few
miles south Of This city. Mr., Clarence
tlhan will he editor and proprietor.
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WI W aNilHEN tfli :
Ca. the following
letter:
The Peruna Medl.
cline CO., Colum-
bus. O.
Gentlemen: This
is 10 certify that I
have used two and
one half bottles or
peruna for a very
bad case OF catarrh,
and am happy 10
say TO you that I
have been entirely
cured ana gladly
recommend perunm
to any Que suffer
Ing from catarrh
In any form Have
also used II In my
family with salts
factory suits.
both as q tonic and
remedy for ca
tarrh. 4" w. s.
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Shooting at suoaralnd.

Richmond, Texas. August IA. Herr.
Cochran came In from cunnInghanl's toby
and surrendered TO the sheriff, stating that
he had shot Thomas scmeyell at Bull
Head camp No. 1 on the Cunningham
plantation. Roth parties are guards. coeh-
ran was on duty as night guard and Som
eveli came In drunk and trouble arose. In
which the shooting took place lie states
that the trouble was forced upon him.
Further particulars could not be obtained.