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Dys pc psia Cure

no good. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure not only
relieves the patients sufferings In such
cases but also removes the cause OF suffer-
ing. 1t relieves by digesting the patients
food and enabling his system to transform
il into bone and muscle, blood and brain.
1T cures by allowing the stomach rest until
IL Is restored TO its natural condition.
II the stomach is out of order not an
organ of the body escapes soma correspond
ing arrangement. There are few diseases
which cannot be traced directly to the stom-
ach. II the stomach is weak the body is
weak. IL the stomach is strong the entire
body Is strong.
None of us want 20 suffer from indigestion
or dyspepsia but the hurry and nervous
tension OF the times have made them the
commouest complaints Of the generation.
Often we eat too fast, too soon after or too
shortly before violent physical exercise or
severe mental strain. Sometimes we are too
busy TO eat at all at tho proper time end over
load our stomachs when the opportunity
comes. For awhile the abused organ stands
the strain. Finally it collapses.
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You can best succeed in life with a good
digestion. A strong stomach makes vigor.
Gus man. The feeling of langour, the dull
headache, the sensation OF fullness, pains
and tenderness in the region OF the stomach,
hatulence, belching and vomiting, the
thousand and one symptoms OF Indigestion
or other stomach trouble, OF which most OF
us know more or less, unfit both body and
mind for hard work or continuous applica-
ton. You wouldn't suffer like that If YOU
knew a certain remedy, would you? Yet
such a remedy exists Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure quickly relieves all these symptoms,
and by giving, the stomach entire rest,
speedily cures the disease itself.
Even among the happy possessors OF com
paratiyely sound stOmachS there are few
who are not at least occasional sufferers.
Irregular hours, mild dissipation, excessive
use Of tobacco, hasty eating or overndu-
gence in favorlte dish frequently produce
as unpleasant though not as lasting results
as the most serious of chronic cases. II
these temporary sufferers realized that Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure offered sure and almost i'm
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mediate relief how many would neglect 20
keep IL constantly in the house?
You can go about your business and dis
regard o pain in any other part OF the body.
But stomach trouble prostrates. The stom-
ach supplies the entire system II it fails
to perform its task these supplies are cut
off-and we cannot live without food. We
all know this, but haven't we fallen into the
error OF assuming that, once swallowed food
has accomplished the purpose for which II
was eaten? IL hasn't, by any means Until
IL is properly digested the system cannot
assimilate 1t. IL remains In the stomach
until it decomposes and might far better
not have been eaten at all Kodol Dyspep-
sIa Cure digests this food without aid from
the stomach and digests II as well rs tho
stomach itself could do the work. Through
It's aid the food you have eaten is reduced
TO form in which the system can assimi-
late it and the body is built up while the
tired stomach rests.
The trouble with dyspeptics is that they re
starving. They have eaten but their food
is undigested and consequently does them
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multiform troubles) and after receiving treat
was induced to try Kodol Dyspepsia Cure,
buying my first bottle in March 1900
Since that time 1 have used nearly two
dozen bottles "a proof of my faith in It's
virtue.
have not had one pain since COM
mencng its use. Sometimes l can go two
or three days without using it and / con-
slider myself in II fair way toward perma-
nent recovery, Fraternaly yours, ]. 1vison,
Homecoming, Md,
Gentlemen:-A few months ago / gave up
hope OF living and was In such agony from
chronic Indigestion that prayed | might
pass from my suffering One day learned
OF Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and decided 10 try
it, l had taken but one teaspoonful of IL
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THE HIGHER COURTS.
Filth Court Of Appeal.


Dallas, Texas, November % ,rh. .,
lowing proceedings were had IN tha -.
w, appeals for the Fifth supreme in.
uielal district at Dallas today,
Notions submitted; D. X. Smith vs Gin.
hochio Electric Company. rebeoring not
CilH Sewerage Company VS.. Rem w sr,i,n
rehearlng; National Bank Of Clehurno ,s
CUR, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway com.
pany ct al. certify questions 70 snnro,re
court; d NJ. Devett VS.. Kaufman Copn,v
ct al, rchcaring,
Affirmed; St Louis Type Foundry vs..
Mrs ~ C. Taylor, from Bowie
Motions disposed of: st. Ionis Tvne
Foundry VS. Mrs n. C. Taylor. substltn .
transcript, ovefruled; National Rank ~
1lepurne vs.. Gulf, Colorado and SInTo 10
haliWay company ct al, certify questions
10 supreme court granted: u. Nj. Dewitt
ruled WV
Cases submitted, b. b. Myrack VS..
John Valentine CT al. from Bowie: Emma
BBranidenburg vs. p T. Norwood. from
Bowie j. y. Culllnan 4 Co. VS. stand rd
Llght ana Power Company. from Ia s.;
John w Maddox VS.. G. l.. Adair ct al. from
Grayson; \. x g Taylor Co. VS. LYMAN
Davis, from Dallas; Texas Land and Mort
gage Company vs.. NJ. j. Cooper ct al FROM
Dallas
Motions submitted. National Bank OF
Cleburne VS.. Gulf, Colorado and Santa lie
Railway Company, three motions for re
hearing
Cases set for December I. L. D. Mat
thewS vs., Missouri, Kansas and Texas K H.
way Company from Hill; 4. c. Bradley
et al VS.. Maggie Ramsey ct al. from Fan
min; Cole & Blocker VS.. ]. T. Parker ct l.,
from Fannin; ST. Louis Southwestern Rail.
way Company VS.. r. c. English, from Fan.
N a. al US IftYt. oil
ct al. from Dallas; Tom DALEY VS. G. j.
Hollis, from Bowie
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MOUTH OF THE eRAzos.
News from Old Ouintana--Two Schoon-
ers Beached.

A. H.. all r.
NEWS from O'o 8pln.at,a-- "o o0''oor-
erS Beacneu
ouintana. Texas November 22-Thc fam.
,,ics of ca,toins por.ors ,,d c,u,o,
ms Vi SuV'"'"S a, pV"''S anu "'i'o"
were MADE happy TINS week by the safe
arrival of a fine 14-porrd baby for Captaiu
m, trrs Cbi+on ,sr,od Mice povyors rbii.
,, -
toh' lneS are ali DOING wen ana ouerlhS
thanks for the blessing.
Schooner Rosena. William Cole master.
,o,Iod ,,,.,, - haannia o.. ,,o So
ioaueu WIN syrup oarreIs LOT tne Hua'-
ton plantation, missed the channel bumped
over the Bernard river bar and went on
49, haa.t ,a., ,,.o.t. ,r,,o,. ,,t,t.a,,i t,,,tr
the ucaCn l'SV "'eh' iieS Ie''Is"ueu tnV''
cargo at once and succeeded In getting her
eff before she was stove in but found
her leaking SO badly that they were com
PEELED to return TO this port with the pumps
continually going and put her on a shallow
raud fiat, where she immediately settled on
the bottom and now lies safely few
CAPTAIN A Barrow, went on the same bar
but succeeded in getting of with slight
damage
The government repair steamer Pansv
was in last week She brought Captain
Hutchins. the sunerlntendent of the life
saving stations of this district, who Is max
Ing his periodical inspection of them.
Gaptain Ahrn, who has been at this sta
ton for six years, has been promoted
TO the Galveston station and John Sten-
hardt. who has been No . of this crew
for ten wears has been promoted to its
captain
One of the United States lighthouse IN.
spectors was in with the government
schooner Lily Hass, crew and appliances.
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DENTON MONUMENT.
Contributions Now Being Collected.
Another Entertainment.

Contributions Now Being Collected.
Another Entertainment.
Denton. Texas. November % The move
ment FOR a monument to John b. Denton,
whose remains were inferred here yester.
day afternoon with public ceremonies, was
started today by II. r Lltsey, to whom
belongs the honor OF making the nrst actual
contribution 10 the fund. He contributed
so.
The directors OF the Denton County
Blooded stock and Fair association held
n meeting here this afternoon and paid
on all expenses Of the last meeting The
idea OF having another meeting next fall
was enthusiastically discussed, u was de-
c.dOd 90 give the industrial school com
nttec on option on the fair grounds FOR
81 go and II the sale Is made TO rein
vcst IN a suitable location IN some othe.
section OF the town, a meeting VIII be
held January 6 to elect officers and direc
tors for the next year.
Reports from 1ll over the country are
that the wheat Is looking fine. SO thr there
has been no general complaint OF bugs
The store OF Cmtslnger Bros. at Bolivar,
this county, was bnrglarlzed last night and
the safe blown open. But 81 were secured
by the burglars. who have not been appre'
hcgded.
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IL gives The stomach perfect rest.

Dear Sirs:-I have suffered great deal
from nervous dyspepsia for the last twelve
months | tried two doctors who said
they could not cure me, but your agent
came along and l bought some Kodol Dys-
pepsa Cure to sell, and decided TO try it
myself and | found more relief from that
than anything l have taken l eat any
thing | want to and improve every day
and it has given my customers perfect sat
isfaction.
| can heartily recommend It to all that
are suffering from indigestion or dyspepsia
to be the best remedy on the market, Yours
truly, j. w. Smith, Preston, N. G.
Gentlemen;-For the sake of suffering
dySpeptics render this testimonial
After suffering thirteen years from ndiges-
ton (neuralgia Of the stomach and all its
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FROM JENNINGS, Ia.

Hsaw Vein OF Oil Has Been Struck
in the Prairie Mamou.
jennings La, November 23.--At a depth
60 feet late yesterday evening a heavy
10 Of oil was discovered in the well of
: Prairie Mamou Oil company. The oil
af SAME quality as that Of the jennings
/ ! aud is the first oil discovered since
discovery in the Jennings No. /. The
Iskhoders Of the company are highly
ped over the finding, and stocks have
Fsnced 10 per cent today.
yesterday the gas pressure became so
HN 10 tue well Of the Home Oil company
. break the back pressure valve, caus-
4 'ie pipe 10 be removed SO as to ad-
/. smother valve. This was accomplished
Today, and operations will commence
Iriay morning
a,lt 400 feet more Of the lost pipe in
jennings No, l was secured today.
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Mortuarv Rennrt.

Galveston. Texas November %. -Mortuary
report for the week ending Friday, Novem.
Der %:
November 15.--ldela NJ Ryals. IL months.
female, white, illo-colltls
November 17-Herman Butterowe, "a
years, male, tetauuS; Mrs Mary Lee, 81
years. female white, mitral disease OF
heart Baby Oscar Holmes, 10 months, male
white, pneumonia.
November 1S.-Fannie Fadden months
female, white congenital inanlton; a
Meartinelli, 80 years, male. white cerebral
apoplexy; Franz Locker, is years, male,
white. fracture base of skull. Emma Wrightt
81 years, female. colored, parylric stroke
Sylvestro Amarello, 80 years. male. white,
epithelioma Mrs. G. Mantewnel, So years
female, white. old age dnquesN
November 20-Bob Merkovich, 40 years
male white, ceryical sympho-carcoma Mrs
Anna Burgess, 81 years, female, white, old
age.
November 21.-Colonel Charles D. Ander
son. a years male, white, chronic gastric
catarrh; Ed Wilson. 46 years, male white
acute alcohollsm Elizabeth Thlerra, SO
years, female, white. senillty
Died In St Marys infirmarv ,; Sealy hos
pital I outside city limits ..
G. w. Trueheart. NJ n,
Health Physician.
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LeFEvRE A CANDIDATE.
Says He viii Run for State Superinten-
rlencV

Austin Texas. November 23--Today The
Post correspondent inquired of Hon Ar
thur Lefevre, state superintendent OF pub
lie instruction. who was appointed 10 his
present office by Governor Sayers, whether
he would be a candidate for election. SUI
perlntendent Iefeyre replied:
My heart is In the work to which
was called by the governors appointment
lest July, and It is difficult II not impos-
sible, 10 accomplish lasting service in one
year II is therefore my desire and in
tention to offer myself as candidate for
nomination by the democratic state con
vention next year for the office OF State
superintendent of public instruction. IN
the meantime ! can only trust that even
in counties whore / was unknown previous
90 my appointmcnt my conduct Of the AZ
fGirs Of the department Of education has
been and will be such as to enlist fayora-
Bile consideration of my candidacy In the
primary elections II seems proper TO
make public statement Of my Intentions
at this time, in view Of the fact that every
mail brings letters Of inquiry both from
friends and strangers all over the State
expressing a wish to know my Intentions"
Superintendent Lefevre's home county Is
Victoria.
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day enjoyed good meal for the nrst time
in many months
After taking three bottles OF Kodol Dye.
pepsia Cure am as we'll as ever. 1t saved
my life and l cannot recommend It too
highly Mrs, Alba Il. Crawford, Pittsburg,
N Ii,
Gentlemen,--I have been troubled with
Indigestion for ten years and have tried
tried Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. have taken
two bottles and have obtained moro relief
from them than from all the other medi-
cines l ever used. / am now feeling
better than / have been in Eve years aud
feel more like q boy than 1 have felt In
twenty years.-Respectfuily Anderson
Riggs. Sunny Lane, Tex.
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Galveston, Texas, November 2S,[Marriag z.
licenses have been issued - , Tn@icS and
w George W. Jones and Miss Mary Clark
r. Lane. an attorney Of La Grange
was in the city today = 40
Clegg Stewart Of Beaumont was IN inc
city today. ... h,,,.
or Of Galveston, but now OK Liverpool Is
In the city. -. :, .bo
santa Fe with headquarters at Clenurne'
is In the city. ,..,.h,
n. Christian. assistant general frelgh,'
sScnt ~ the Southern Paclhc' Win nehd'
aI,orters at Houston. was IN tne citS az
ranging TO move his family 70 hous'vu.
Jun eant6arn pacinc, with headquarters
~ Houston. was in the city today
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passenoets to and from New York.

Gal,e ston, Texas, Noren her 25.--The Nal
Tory steamship Denver sailed for New Yo.k
at neon today with the following list Ct
cabin passengers: NJ. Cannon, c. b. Gam
mon, Galveston; Captain Bloomberg, New
York, and c. r. Allen, Texas.
The LampaSas is now due with the fol-
lowing list of cabin passengers Mrs. Il.
H. Arnold and Mrs NJ. Rosen, Spofford
Junction; Mrs. Kate Lucclde. NJ. Maldels,
Key West: W. NJ Ruck, |. C.. Hicks and
wife and II. w. Biddle, Galveston.
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Has Seen Iona Service.

Galveston. Texas. November %. Corporal
Wiley C. Prater, who is in charge Of the
recruiting Office of the United States army
here, completed his twenty sixth year OF
service when his term Of enlistment OK.
PRED yesterday. Captain John +. McBlain,
the recruiting officer in charge of the
southern district of Texas. came down
from Houston today and re-cnllsted the
corporal and also enlisted William S stan
Icy Of Little Rock Ark. for the infantry
service Corporal Prater will remain Ia
charge Of the recruiting office at Calves
ton. He is "a years OF age and served one
during the civil war. but has not been In
the service continuously since TINT time.
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REY. ElEE,s EFFORTS.

His Meetings at Marlin Continue to Grow
IN interest.
Marlin. Texas, November 23.-The text
from which Rev. Fife talked last night
was Prov. XXI: "He that being often
-reproyed hardeneth his neck shall suddenly
be destroyed, and that without remedy "
The preacher stated that he would not
deliver sermon, but that he would talk
ifteen or twenty minutes. lie made
suel. a talk from his text as touched the
hearts of most OF his hearers, aud when he
offered dinerent propositions the responses
proved that he had not tailed In vain.
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SFTTLEMENT WAS MADE
a, rOgr-Svayne. Syndicate with
Mrs. Annie E. Snow
!, !, VrIlSAPE NOW BEING BAILED
!. u.r,b viii Probably Be Record
y "a s,eaker for the Bringing In
OF Gushers.

ron,. Texas. November 2a.-Tha
't.v Srsype syndicate today made set
'sss , ,r,tb Mrs. Annie Il. SNOW Of Max
'rel, W." and the case will be dismissed
~ az syndicate before Judge Bryant
y ~ receiyer. The amount of money
' I, ,be syndicate has not been made
Il y II Is known to have been
'esI LIZ = since it freed the entire idA'n
Y -" .ri,inally purchased by the syndi-
n ,.am ali claims by Mrs. Snow.
~
u. a, Thomas Anderson VS.. A.
Y, ~. 81 al was before Judge Martin
= ~ ,odsy on a motion to transfer to
a" sarsl court, but under an agree
,~ore the attorneys the argument in
= ...s will go over until the regular
I'M, term of the court. Several OF
t 4. ara involved in this case, and II VIII
Y, ss.r-smbered that Judge Martin rFehtiy
''.,',S 10 grant a petition tor receiver
III charge Of the wells.
~
4, /, authorltatiycly announced that
I.,t,,, we'll No. / will be a pumper, and
N Heywood, who has charge Of
r.n was in the city today for the
~. If purchasing sucker rods and
ll ~ "a amin the we'll The second wei,
LI1 1. m he started at once, VIII, II Is
.YsS he brought in as a gusher.
1, A. wills nm Spindle Ton are now
4 - Jailed and four or i've are expected
/, Monday night. 1t now appears that
lssmbsr NAV be record breaker in the
,,ny IN of wells. The largest number
Issrbt In IN any one month was twenty
N. In October. Twentyone wells have
Essiy been brought in during this month.
~
h, car shortage is still holding the
am,pts down and only sixty nine cars
r. sent out today, making total Of
81 for the month
~
sEhs following sales We're made on the
l,umont oil exchange today:
Beaumont Petroleum and Gas, GOO shares
IrdVmbia, G shares at $50.
huAattan, 1850 shares at J6i2c.
hllnhattan, $50 shares nj j6c.
Manhattan, 800 shares at CSC.
hlanhatIan, 1900 shares at soc.
200 shares at soc.
bshella, $50 shares Mt Toe.
Buun's Blutf, 1000 shares at 30c.
Buffalo l700 shares at 9Mcc.
bsaAlo coo shares at 10c.
National Oil aud Pipe Line, 700 shares
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Sunday School Cenyention.

Galveston, Texas, November 23.--The Sec
ond days session OF Galveston County Sun
day School association convened at O'Clock
this morning there being large attendance
present The association comprises repre-
sentatiyes from the Baptist, Methodist
Presbyterian and Christian churches, and
its purpose IS to exchange ideas regarding
sunday school methods and thus prove Of
mutual benefit to each other in their work.
The convention held at Galveston is the
first convention ever held by the associa-
tion, but it Is the purpose to make the or
Eanlzation permanent and to hold conven-
lions annually
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Judoe Patterson to Run for CONGRESS.

Denton. Texas. November 2O.--Judgc Pat.
5eIson, district Jlagas OF M1se county, was
would probably make the race for con
press from this district. He spent his
time while here looking after political CON
candidate to make tho announcement. tho
other two being Judge Potter Of Gaines
willie and Congressman Stephens Of Anna
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On Trial for a Serious Crime.

Galveston, Texas, November 23-ln the
criminal district court here today William
KreiCer was tried for assault with intent
10 rape. The hearing OF the case consumed
inrv when court adjourned The defendant
is charged in the Indictment with attempt
ing TO rape Aston Whitworth, The Of
Tense Is alleged to have occurred February
Is 1901.
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Bin Land Deal Reported at Wharton

wharton Texas. November 23.-Another
large land sale Is reported this week,
which will greatly increase the rice acre
age n this county Mr.. j. =, Leverage N
East Bernard has Just sold 10 some Louis
lara capitalists $500 acres Of land at $40
pcr acre The ucw owners VIII engage In
rlce rulinrn neNt SEASON.
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nA.,.io..d 81 Aonrayated Assault.

Galveston, Texas. November 2S.-in the
casa ~ william Krieger, charged with as
-. WITH intent 10 rape, the jury re-
S s',rnad u verdict tonight Of aggravated as.
s sar and assessed fine of so against
the defendant.
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To Be Reinforced.

Galveston. Texas, November 23.-The re-
mains OF Mamie and Lizzie Joyce, victims
Of the storm of September s. were disin-
terred this afternoon from their temporary
hnrIaI place at Forty.fourth and and WIZ
Lo gIyen a proper burial at o'clock 10
morrow afternoon in Calvary cemetery, Inc
funeral will occur from Reihs unuer'ah'"s
oil
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~ curaa LIS LANCE
= rllsaa,a After Suffering 10 yo.r,
,.'gs -. pain danger, operation or =
+ y sy Sss q time from the do, y.
asAoS every SuaeTeFs on f qSaot IN ne {,
I, ySg ana and there can be- No tre eor iFihi
NJ laease,,otne rich or poor uP e sb6 nIg
''aaee S 5Iis Lange. Mor ig o1sl1 Ili
n z years ven preserved ola rsn.
Ia.siS.5, bad double aq ra, for eighteen
= Il rs could Sd cope i WREtb t which
az entirely f FS %le Tho ne left rup,
4 n a, ttw %ee sSS ri T6t. was Al,
~ pho I rs. q similar eas sase -I Is only ~
u . Sys Irial II Dd lpfe m method; Send
x = Aaal ATS you with P lt backward
b ,e ask them to wr,,a o. OF o il.eI
'os,S. net fan 10 write rite s Or write Write
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Have to Connect with the City Sewer.

Galveston, Texas, November 23.-Compul-
sorry connections with the city sewerage
system are TO be enforced in downtown
districts after next Monday. The notices
to this effect will be mailed to those not
connected, and after a sufficient time has
elapsed those who have failed to make the
connections will be arrested and subjected
to a fine unless they can give good rea-
son for not having done so within the pre-
scribed time.
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Congressional Aspirants at Ennis.
Ennis. Texas, November %. Hons. $. p.
skinner and lack Beal are here today ana
VIII address the people OF Ennis this afteR-
noon at o'clock IN the interest Of theiE
campaign an candidates for congress.
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n.,i.d Bail al Victoria.

Cuero. Texas, November ~ sam n,nes'
who was taken to Victoria YESTERDAY ,or a
habeas corpoa trial ,s %fs Sss 10 jSIl to
SSw Spi he setion Of the gsnd Jury. waiea
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DIED FROM ANTHRAX.
Communicated TO a Young Man by the
Bite Of an Insect.

San Antonio, Texas, November % The
cause Of the death OF Harry Hamilton
clerk In the Arkansas Pass railroad ONCE
which occurred Friday, is stated by phys'
clans to have been anthrax or charpoh'
Young Hamilton was bitten by some IN,
sect i've DAYS previous to his death ana
symptoms OF anthrax rapidly 1eVei99p ~, ~,
If rs supposed the insect communicated lhs
maiady after having bitten some animal
indicted with II.
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struck good vein at llttie ,oor, 49,.
lDeet al their we'll east OF town rostans- 80
~ ana gas were also encountered in Ky
aSewnward trip o. the drll. The forn,a,, ,ne
ColcasI e nor LIZ IKE other prospect holes in
or gravel being encountered all me Sa .a,.
uS1wh. Dr Ames, the manager Is WY My
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The sonham Cotton MIN

he eonham Cotton Mill to Burn OH
bonham' Texas November as-Tbs pon
~ III 'oa.oh mill today received number
Sip9 0ii burners WneGs and three tanks Of oil No.
oil Instead oF od morning the mill viii bum
fuel. sVon De burning oil for