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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-10

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Washington July o.-lhc veil that has
Tor morr than six years hidden the life
story Of charles J. Scarcy, the most noted
prisoner IN the Virginia pcniientiary. has
at last been lifted and the nervy Aqua
creek trnln robbcr turns out to be Of dis
tlngnlshed lineage lie comes Of family
that from Virginia to Texas have emf
blagoncc their names on the honor roll
OF patriotic duty to their country. The
revelation comes through letter received
by Governor Tyler from Colonel james
Buckncr Barry Of wnlnut Springs, Texas,
the stcpf1thers and Mrs Barry, the aged
mother of the convict HIS mother says
she would he glad TO welcome back to
her home the prodgal son. although he he
stained by crime The letter IL written
br Colonel Barry but Is signed by both
him and Mrs Barry, and makes an earnest
plea for the pardon Of Searcy, for whom
ssequent appeals have been made In vain
to both Governor Tyler aud his predecessor,
Governor Q'Fnrrnll
The letter concludes: II have no min.
gazing circumstances TO offer for tile crime
ot our son, but human nature ana parental
loFe fenstrain mo 70 ask that he be grant
Colonel Barry. who says that he loves
young Searcy as n son. Is known ms ono OF
tne fathers Of JeXas he is grandson of
General Harry df revolutionary fame, and
bet.22hgs e the family of that name in Vir.
pendepce. Colonel Barry served with Cen
efaI sam Houston and was afterwards
colonel in the United States army in the
war with Mexico, He was dangerously
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-10
GUS RIjHLlN THREW FITz.
he Was Both Cleyerer and Heavier
Than the COrnishmaa.
WON BOTH FALLS AFTER A STRUGGLE
Fitzsimmops Did Not Seem to Know as
Much About Wrestling as Rubin,
q butts Was Quite Agile.

New York, Juiy 0..-Gus Rubin and Bob
Fitzsimmons, in ~ Graeoio- Roman wrestling
bout attracted 300 people to Madison
Square Garden tonight Rubin was both
cieverer and heavier than the Cornlshman,
and won two falls, in succession with
quarter OF an hours srest between them.
Rubin showed that he knew great
deal more about the game than FitzsIm.
mons and 1t was theYlatter's agility which
prevented his being thrown much more
quickly.
Fitzsimmons got body hold and brought
Rubin to the mat, Rnhlln, got on top and
secured half Nelson md body hold
Rubin then had l'tYslmmons in a bad
place and finally thrsg him. First fall.
Time, l434
Second fall: Fit2simmo,ns got throttle
hold on Rubin and tried to pull him over,
but Rubin stood close and fell on Fitz
simmons and with combination Lock
pinned Fitzsimmona' shoulders to the INIT
gaining the second fail and the match
Time, 1887.
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EVIDENCES OF FOUL pLAv.
Bullet-Scarred Body of a STRANGER Four
In Dickinen, Rn,,A., -.

Buet-Scarred Body of a Stranger Found
in Dickinson Bayou.
SherlH Anderson received Information
Yesterday of what appears TO have beor
dastardly murder I'm Galveston couutt.
The body of an unknown man was fond
H. Dickinson bayou. Two heavy pie. es Of
IRON had been fastened to the body An
examination of the corpse revealed the fact
that the man had come to his death from
Euhshot wounds. Three bullets Md en-.
tered the body, and from their location in
vital spots II was evident that life was
extinct before the body was sunk from
mortal sight In the bayou. But Inc waterr
grave selected was too shallow to conceal
the crime. An inquest was held by jlis-
tice OF the peace for Galveston county but
no further facts than those enumerated
were developed at the col0ners inytstlea-
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WANT RULE REscIMDED.

torsemen at Newport Want the Foreign
Book Opened.
Cincinnati, July 0.-rhe horsemen ut New
port have pctluoned the Turf congress that
the rule prohibiting the foreign book be
rescinded. Manager Fowler has decided
not TO open the book until the matter Is
finally settled. The feature OF the racing
today was the third straight victory Of
Mike Kehys 2-year-oid hlly Poison. She
beat feld OF five youngsters.
SIX furlongs. selling Flop, Ben O'Fallon,
Myrtle Van. Time l14N.
Five furlongs -Lathrop, Faeta, Queen
Friese. Time 1892,
Mile, selling Elkwood, Allswell,
Colonel StrathY. Time LAB
Five furIongs Poison, lnsolencc, Rose Of
Red, Time l ;o2h.
Seven furlongs- Maggie Felix, John Nc.
Enoy, Lily Farmland Time .269i
Mile Nelse Morris, Pine chip, OutburSt
Time 14l&.
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! MEDAL PRESENTATION
SOCIAL SESSION BY LIGHT GUARD
IN HONOR OF THE OCCASION,
Mr.. John H. Kirby viii Present the In
dividual Medal, with Response by
Lieutenant lnaham S. Roberts.

In honor Of a medal presentation the
Houston Light Guard has arranged for
n social session this evening. for which
poo Invitations have been issued, The event
Of special Importance incident to the even
ing will be the presentation ia the best
drilled soldier in the manual NJ arms
the individual MEDAL It being one of two
very handsome trophies recently ordcle
for the company by Mr. John Henri
Kirby Mr.. Kirby Will present D. mcial
and the response win be by Lieutenant
ineham Roberts. The general excellence
medal will not be awarded until after TIL
austin encsmpmcnt ana special mcc1-
ing will be held for he purpose After
the presentation of this evening there VIII
he n social session and an individual drll
The evening will Gorclude with dancing
ana refreshments
The medals. which the Light Guard are
to receive through the cepcg.si sits ~ Mr..
Kirby, are very handsome products OF the
jewelers. art, us eNemplhcd nj the cstah-
.ishment of MesSiS. Sweeney Is FrcdCrirk 4
where they are at p1csout an cyhihitou.
Tho medal for the best drilled man IA
out Of u karat solid gold The upper pUr-
ton of the design represents M eagle
perched on cross nruskets, aud Is haul
somciy notified. Rclow flag rod white
and blue ,enameled- With black letters,
OF the medal embraces largo star with
diamond center, with % genuine ruby In
each of the FIVE points. the whole surround.
ga by q green wre4th Of gold enamel anl
Organized April ~ 1873 Company A.
Firt Texas
ras medal for general excellence has
blue, with notified eagle and guns. ana tIe
words General Excellence" IL black cnaifl.
~ rtIerS Beneath tho eagle q cartridge
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STATE.


Robert Victory. a young man. was
pounded to death on a line shaft In
mill at Livingston.
The government appointed the two
examining boards
Major General Openheiiner will short
~ resign his commission In the !.
v g.
Waco saloon men are In trouble be-
cause they dld not close on election
day.
The weather bureau report shows tnat
drouth conditions are becoming serious
4 blow az Galveston caused high
tide and some people left the city
damage suit growing ont Of tho seiz'
ure Of guns Just after the storm Is on
trial at Galveston.
senator paulus Of navaca says the re-
dlstrlctins OF the state should he done
In the easiest manner.
Judge philip Lindsey Of Dallas mas
been nominated for congress by the re-
publlcans OF the Sixth district
state Il. Y. =. e. convention is in
session at Bonham.
No nomination was made In the demo.
cratic convention for the sixth district.
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COMMERCIAL.

September wheat was forced down on
liberal selllng led by Phillips
Corn gained cent and was strong
and active on weather reports, while
oats We're also higher.
There was a decided change of serrtl-
ment in the stock market ana prices
advanced.
Cotton improved both In New York
and New Orleans, but operations were
not broad.
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BAN al ChlIton-

Chiffon, Texas, July S. fire occurred In
Chiffon this morning at O'Clock. The
barn of Mrs. Amonda Lockrldge burned.
Loss about 100 bushels of corn anda3O0
bundles ot oats The barn was GOOD
bulidlug and Was n total loss The barn
ana contents that We're destroyed will
amount 70 about 5000 No insurance. The
buggy, harness and stock were All saved.
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Sales Of MCGOWAN Avenue Property

Some interesting sales Of real estate
located on McGowan avenue have recently
been made. One was the sale Of the = s
Banner homestead, corner Of San Jaeinto
and MCGOWAN, 10 Mr., Nick Pilot for $500
This property embraces three and half
lots and n residence.
Another pie e OF property belonging also
to Mr. Banner Garner OF Austin and Me
Gowan. four and a half lots unimproved
was recently purchased by MIR w. II. Coyie
for $500
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SUMMARY or ToDAy's IMPORTANT NEWS.
DOMESTIC.

Judge Ferdinand Il. Erhard postmns.
ter at New Orleans. died IN that city.
Knoxville. Tenn, coal companies re-.
ceived orders for 100000 tons Of south.
ern coal for Venice. Italy.
The Mclean Kllhonrnc faction secured
cortrol Of the Ohio democratic conven.
ton
The National Educational association
rejected q committee report against the
establishment Of a National university.
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IDENTITY OF CHAS. j. SEARCEY,
The Most Noted Prisoner in the Virginia
Penitentiary. Established by a Letter.

wounded at the storming Of Monterey, but
this did not deter him from entering the
Confederate army az the dtSlhrhtloh OF
hostllltles n ls0i In his letter te Tue
Ex-Governor r.. y. Lubbock If Texas ana
eN- Senator John Reagan who gas post mas.
ter general In the Confederate Stnrcs caOi.
net. lie Is now over 50 years OF age anu ,i
the opportunity Of seeing their son free
man before they die,
The crime for which Searcy was c0rNict-
ed occurred In 1893, near hquh creek. IN
Stafford county. With only one companion
he held up an Atlantic Coast line train
aud robbed the southern HNpq'Ss car of
a large amount OF money. NJ esflmhtc
has ever henu made OF the amount securcd,
The hod-up was one OF the Most daring
ever committed AT Aqula or rok Searcy
and his companion. Morganheld, boarded
the train, one on the express ar and the
train pulled ont the engine and express
ear were cut loose. the engineer wis coy
cred and the express messenger cHeipnW-
cred The roachcs thut had been cnt loose
Into another train had not cnN headed
station agent turned a switch An or bind
Ing the express messenger, SttHl cy nrd
MorEanheld went through the 81 e.. An
they met the attempt with a fuSillade of
shots and made their escape, J or days
The country WAS in a fmur Of esd Element.
Tho best private and official detectives
were plnccd on the ease, Il secsned that
was picked up In Trout Royal VT where
he was seen 10 be spending gold very freely
lie afterwards turned states evid ence and
Implicated Morganfeld, who was arrested
IN Ohio, Both AIorganheld amd ScnrcY
were convicted, hut the attorng * Of the
Inter claim that Searcy was promised
clemcncy II he would turn states evidence,
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Mallory Line Passenusn

Mr.. Nose Raphael agent o. e
Line Steamship company rePon,
lowing Houston passengers "
steamship Nueccs from GllSe'u.
for New York: Miss B sIanAall
+. lllig. Mr., +, A. \crYey, Il.S,ttl
Miss b. Graves, Mr.. +. J; ~
James Brennan, Miss Jane haiF''
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Shamrocks on Trial.

liothesay July 0,--ln the first FIVE miles
Of the racing trial between the shamrocks
this morning both yachts apparently SAN.
ing for all they were worth the challenger
heat the Shamrock quite half mile
The challenger had just come out OF dock
whcle her nun was cleaned and she showed
Immensely Improved form, ont saIline tha
Shamrock ! on every tack 'N"
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MADAM RUPLE

Tle distinguished palmlst y.
Houston last winter md was o'1
with callers when AZ the AT
urged Ia return. as her maIlss..,
tons have In almost every us y,
true. She now has parlors ~ s1at
House, where she IS kept nus
the entire day and evening
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Denisou, TcXus July 9-The town OF
Ron l. r., was damaged by ere last
night TO the extent Of 100000 Four bust
ness houses were completely destroyed.
the building occupied by the First National
bank was Injured aud the bank ExtuYes
q slroNed. H. @. Miler's stock of dry
hune lost all its machinery
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rRANsVAAL.

The steamer European cleared from
New orleans for Capctowu with 100
horses.
vote Of confidence was rendered sir
Henry Cnmpbelhf}arnermn by the lib
eral lmperlalists In England.
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Lucas in Alabama.

Mobile Ala. July a-Captaln A. +. Lu-
cas- Of Beaumopt, Texas, arrived IN Mobile
tC0aN 10 Investigate for himself tho vane
OF reports. of oil indications in Choctaw
nhg washington counties, Alabama Geo
ictica experts, Including stare GeoloalSt
Eugene Smith, report very favorable, IN
,as VIII make an Important announcement
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Citizens Meetinu.

Secretary Brown Of the business league
announces that there viii be an important
meeting Of citizens az the business league
AZ O'Clock tonight at which every citizen
% Houston having the ci.F's interest al
heart Is requested 70 be present.,
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LENGTH OF LIFE INCREASING.
The Result OF Investigations Made by
EnqLsh Actuaries.

New York July 9.--After eight years OF
work on the mortality records of 900
PerscnS, the actuaries of England aud Scot
land declare that the average length Of
Enhlan me IS Increasing This agrees with
tue conclusions Of the great American
eompanies The Mutual Life Insurance
&C up0ny OF New York. by FAR the largest
hha strongest Institution OF the kind In the
Moflu' demonstrated some years ago that
me average duration of human life has
increased notably over what 1t was in
America at tue beginning OF the Nineteenth
ethtnfY Officers Of the Mutual say It's
records of more than a million lives on
witch the company has written Insurance.
" anaiyzed today, would undoubtedly show
llW same result as Is set forth by the Brit
isn investigation
Ihe Mutual Life reports an increasing
ucmdnd Tor Investment insurance. particu-
laIN for Us per cent gold bond policies
Nnlch' apart from the protection they give
llrlu q much larger net return than GOV
ernment bonds and are just as safe IN.
ceased expectation Of HE Is believed to
lac one reason for this popular favor and
not alone the lower prcmlnm rates and
higher guarantees Of the Mutual,
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rORElGN.

II was stated that Andrew d. white.
United states ambassador at Berlin
would resign on reaching his seyeuticth
year.
riot occurred in Seville, Spain.
workmen attacking gendarmes.
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College pornitorv Bnrned.

Cleburne, Texas, July s Tho dormitory
Of Burnettn college at Venus burned today.
1t was a 25room building. valued at Ss0oU
with 5000 INSURANCE" Cause, a detective
hue. No lives lost, The loss OF personal
ehects was considerable, with no nsur
nnCe,
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George W Crlppen on South Third street
burned last night about ! o'clock The
house and furniture were total loss In
suranee on the residence $500, and on the
furniture $3.50.
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Ask your doctor what he
thinks of Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla. He knows all about
this grand old family medi-
cine, this splendid tonic.
Follow his advice and we
will be satisfied.
81. All druggist. J. c. AVER Co., lowell Mass
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IS, Iatson 81, An Cold 100, TEA Candies
12a, Kamara. Herbert III, First whip ITO,
Dccanter 1O5 Prince Richard 192
Five and half turlongs, scllin = 2ycar-
Odds Lady Sterling, Norwich - Waite
10, Fonsoluca 30, Man OWar mo- Homo
lulu i07
six furlongs, selling Rikkl ThGkl Tayi
10 Fedoralist IL, Aminta, Autt~Up 100,
Thicket 1875. East RnIston 102, Admiral
Dewey 100 MHrhlehcnd 10. Pdtasl lO2,
Hengist Rsrck 100, Connis %, McGra-
thiaua Prince iOI Chairman lOS Goehel
10, Ondurdls 100, Captrnp 112. Iarya,
Prince of VERONA 10, Dora T., llG.
MenLher nlnAr and trnck faAL
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THE DEATH ROLL.
Funeral Of Mrs. Betha Rs'sI

bIlC' a. ~ 49, =
The funeral Of Mrs. Beftha 4
Cured yesterday afternoon at
from the residence Of her bfclas'
Mr. ]. w. Elsbury Mt Brnnner y
was In the German cemetery. y
of Mrs. Reed. who was the VIII
.tnmes Reed. a mathlnist liz ihe 4
Pacific shops. was chroniclel ~ u
of Yesterday. she was in tie nv
year 0f her age, and her unlIlssl
has touched with sincere sorrow t@
of a very large circle Of frlenaN
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NOT A FAvoRaTE WON.
Day OF Upsets and Startling Incidents at
Brighton Beach.

Day OF Upsets and Startling Incidents at
Brighton Beach.
New yorn, July OIL. E. Madden's Gun
IRE, with Shaw up, and quoted at to l,
won the Venus stakes az Brighton Beach
today Eight OF The best Allies IN train
Ing with the exception OF ,Biue Girl faced
the starter. The unbeaten Hatasco was
favorite at IL TO TO- The start was bad.
Spencer made play at once with the favor
Ste and rushed her out four lengths in
front in the nrst quarter, while I.aclllnc,
Disadvantage and Hanover Queen ran bend
and head behind her. Rounding the far
turn Hatasco still showed the way, but
ehe ran wide coming into the stretch aud
stopped In the home run under the weight,
SO that Gunhre and Rosslgnoi, who had
been trailing, closed In with a rush and
Gunfre won, ridden out BY three lengths
Rossignol was second, n length before Dis
advantage. who beat uatasco a head for
startling Incidents. Not a single favorle
won. Turner, who rode Wax Taper held
at 1 TO 40, aud beaten by Bedeck, was su5.
iis aa, lnasnni'eiy p'nalns an ins''''sa
Mile Princeton Girl The Amazon, May
W., Time l;4o4.5. .,-
Zanzibar Eopbone, osman. Time 4:4J.
rs Seven f fgITohgs 7sSsllllnsinshot AneGdote
Five furiongs, Venus stahes- Gunhre,
Rosslgnol, Disadvantage. Time 800 40.
Five and a half furlongs--I.oCket Wild
Oats. Ben Howard. Time :0s 10.
Mile and a, sixteenth -Bedeck, Wax Ia.
per- GinkL Time las.
TODAY'S ENTRIES
Mile, 3-year-olds- Kresson Ill, Spectacies
i01. Humboldt, Arden l06, Rochampton i II.
Mile and sixteenth, selling Magnificent
III Scurry 10l,i Dolnndo f04. Big Gun no
Ethics %, EloIm 100, Fonsolee i01
FIye furlongs. 2-year-Olds-~Whlte owl,
Fontcnix 112, Howell w. il5 Esscne III
Gay Boy, Whisky King, ALBERT 10 Lau
retta)3, I12. Andalusiap, SombrerO 49, Bar
Maid, AsPiuto, Boner 1l2. f
Mile and an eighth handlcaD- Round I'm
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ToDAY,s ENTRIES.
7iysss Stimulus
of Pare BloOcs

That is what is required by every
organ Of the body, for the proper per-
Torrance Of its functions.
It prevents biliousness, dyspepsia,
constipation. kidney complaint. rheu-
matsm. catarSh, nervousness. weak
ness. faintness. pimpes. blotches. and
all cutaneous eruptions.
Il perfects all the vital processes.
W r. Keeton. Woodstock. Ala. took Hoods
6arsaparIIla to make his hood pure. He
writes that hehad not felt well bus ilrcd for
aoms time Before be had finished ,i,e trst
bottle OF this medicine he felt better and
when be had taken the second vas ike
another man free from that tired feeling
and dble 10 DO his work
Hs0ssss SarsaRariIla
Promises 70 cure and keeps the
promise Accept no substitute. bu,
gei foods tocay
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MCCOY Won Both Games.

Moody, Texas. July o. The Moody club
has wcR two games from Stephenvile tax
Ing the first by a score OF to o and the
sceond TO 8. In the FIRST game stayton
pitched an elegant game ami was given
good support. Foster also did well In the
second game. Leslie did great work he
hind and with the hat; two ~ his long hits
scored four men. StepheHyille will play
here again tomorrow FN'
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TOUCHED THE SHERIFF.
Officer LOessin of Fayette County
Robbed While lie Slept.
THE DOOR AND WINDOW WERE OPEN
Big Haul Made in the First Ward--Eu-
penia FerreIl Charged with
Felony Theft.

1t does seem that even the nnrlly ana
unlawful element of Houston ought 20 he
on It's good behavior during the presence
In the city Of the annua convention Of the
sherlfs Association of Texas.
But such is not the ease.
When sheriff Loessln Of Tayctte county
awoke yesterday morning from a deep
dream of peace at the IIutchns house,
which is official headquarters, he was a
eocrer, but for the time being not wiser
nan.
ter being away from the room which
he had occupied for the night probably an
hour he had occasion to need some change
and felt for his pocket book, "A large lcath
or affair, large enough to accommodate the
big roll which Texas sheriffs always carry
with them since the operation OF the fec
bill, ana also the various wrts, caplascs
and the Hike which are necessary to
their oGdIla existence. The book was
gone. Then it was that Mr.. Loessin re.
membered having placed the wallet under
his pillow the night before He went nt
once to the apartment expecting to ind
the book undlsturbcd beneath the pillow,
only 70 discern. after search. that his
child Ike faith and simplicity in leaving
the window open and the door unlocked
huu DeSn seriously tempered Win.
The book, which contained official papers
and 500 In currency, was gone.
49,
by virtue OF the afhucncc In which Mi
Texas shcrns i've since the economical
legislature of few years ago, Mr. Locssln
cared not a fig for the loss but being II
sworn official he felt il TO be his duty
to make an endeavor to catch the thief.
The muttGr was therefore turned over to
Detective Quin of the Houston police
force. Mr.. Quln brought all the sagacitv
the ease, and after an exhaustive lnvesti'
CATION reported that all he WAS able to
ascertain in the matter was that sheriff
Loessin slept with window on the verHu-
dr. open the night before, and that he
left the door open on going out IN the
morning loug enough FOR an enterprlsing
theft to have gotten away With the loose
furniture and other contents of the room,
If he had so desired
Officers Lee and James worked the great
er portion Of night before last inyestl-
eating a hold-up which occurred near Mnrg-
tees cotton yard in the First ward, by
which gentleman by the name OF Green
cost 500
AS 4 result Of the hard work done D.,
Tire mounted officers mentioned. Eugen D
| fcrreU, cnlorpd woman. WAS arrested
ana a charge of felony theft prcfclr'
lgainst her The officers succeeded In rU
covering $lG0 of the missing funds from
| various parties, among Whum 10 is alleged
tic defendant had divided the swag.
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BLADDER COMPLAINTS v,
full OF plain. solid facts " +
should know. DO mot give X.
aud think yourself lncnFanf.
have tried other treatments Xxi
for my book and read n cals XVI,
give you a clear underslaoI s,s
condition and show you IN
feet cure and full restotA',sl;i
aud happiness. This book IA,
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