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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-05
sHsRlFFs' DEPARTMENT.

strayed or stolen, from j. NJ. Dorrance
1903 Fannin street. Houston, Texas. a
light tan half Jersey COW, no brand.
scratch on right hind leg; has brass Knob
on right horn. $500 reward.
Strnyed or stolen, from ]. A. Robinson,
Brunner Texas. a dark bay horse, IA or
III wears old branded compass on left
thigh, shod In front lame In front ftot:
also dark hay mare colt, 1A years old
very gentle no brand white spot In fore
head. little white on one hind foot, reached
name $500 reward.
Strayed or stolen. from Rev L. ElIedce.
ls13 Fletcher street, Houston Texas. a
yellow half Jersey COW. Z years old
branded i, H. on the right hip and l. Il
on the left hip marked with a smooth
crop and nnderhit In each ear; has a
medium sized bell on with leather collar
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Galveston Notes.

Galveston. Texas. May 4W. II. Wilt.
tlesey Southwestern passenger agent OF
the Chesapeake aud Ohio railway, with
headquarters at Dallas. is in the city to-
day.
NJ. NJ, Murray chief clerk In the general
passenger office OF the Galveston. Hons
ton and Henderson Railway company, left
this morning for San Antonio.
j. " Colomer. contracting agent OF the
Kansas City Southern, returned this morn.
ing from a trip over his territory.
Captain f, F. Scott, superintendent of
the Union depot, returned this morning
from Houston
X. Whetham, manager of the lInrve?
lunch stand at the Union depot, will leave
Monday for st. Louis.
j. d. Bone commercial agent Of the
Cotton Belt at Houston, Is In the city to
day.
f. L. Rennie. travelling agent of the
Mallory line. returned this morning from
Il trip over the State.
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THE AKRON ROUTE.
Through Passenger Service to Buffalo
for Pan-Amercan Exposition.

for Pan-Amercan Exposition.
The opening of the raiI-American Bnffa-
10 line-"Akdon Route'-May ), establish
es a new outlet from the West and South.
west to Chautauqua lake, Buffalo, Niagara
Falls and st. Lawrence river aud Canada
resorts 1t also opens new tourist route
VIA Buffalo and the Niagara frontier TO
New York and the East.
Schedules for the new route are out, and
their arrangement indicates passengers over
ii are 10 have enjoyable trips to and from
the Pan-American exposition.
The service from st. Louis for Pan-Amer-
lean exposition visitors from that gateway
and the West and Southwest includes two
American express leaves ST. Louis Union
station at S:44 A. m. arrives Bufralo \ l..
next morning. This train has sleeping car
on which passengers msy go from St
Louis to Chautauqua Lake and Buffalo
without change The Buffalo express leaves
ST. Louis at S:l5 p. m. with sleeping ear
from st Louis to Columbus and from 60
unihus through to Chautauqua Lake and
nufIalo. arriving at latter point AT 12;5O
midnight Passengers occupying sleeping
car may remain in their berths until 7:Ou
A m Returning trains leave Buffalo daily
ar .m D. m. arrive st Louis at noon
next day; leave Buffalo $50 .. M, arrive
St Louis 4 40 next evening.
Information about fares "a Buffalo Mag.
ara Falls and beyond stopover privileges
nj Bufalo and other details may be ascer
famed by communicating with i NJ. Ches
broucn. A. 6 y agent, ST Louis. on If d.
Kilgore, r. r. agent San Antonio, Texas
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Bio Crowd al Elnin.

Elgin. Texas, May 4.-Thc president and
parry including Governor Sayers, were
given an ovation ut Elgln yesterday, About
1000 people greeted him and cheercd wher
he spoke. lust back Of whore his train
stopped n magnificent arch Of evergrecus
aud bunting was erected and on either
side bore the words. welcome Our Presi
dent"
The president was introduced hy Cover
nor Sayers and made a FIVE minute speech
ratulnting the Toxins people on thell
extraordinary prosperity. The school chill
aren Of ElgID some 300 In number, greeted
him in 4 body.
Under the direction of Mr.. Charles Wei
ge' the agent nj this place, the Houston
and Texas Central railway depot was beau.
tifully decorated and the company $
grounds here certainly presented beauti
tpl appearance.
Max Hrsch. chairman of the reception
committee OF the hoard of trade. Is re.
cclving many congratulations on the way
he managed the affair.
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SAN ANTONIO DIVISION COMPLETE.

Vice President Allen of the Katy For
malIy Makes the Announcement.
The Post acknowledges receipt of Vice
president Aliens latest circular formally
announcing the completion of the Katy's
extension from New Braunfes to San An
tonic
Among other things. Mr., Allen says;
The extension of this company'S line
from New Braunfcls 10 san Antonio will
he completed ON May 3, 1901, and effec-
tive that date freight and passenger sery
Ice will he exten.rd from New Braunfels
to san Antonio and include stations as
follows: Selma. 1871 miles; Lookout 21,6
miles San Antonio (Southern Pacific de
poD 30,4 miles. For. convenience In opera
lion The line from Smthrlle 20 san an
tonic Will he known as the san Antonio
division
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RATE CLERKS COMING HOME.
Most of Them Are Expected from 81
Louis This Morning.

Most of Them Are Expected from St.
Louis This Morning.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Texas Rate Clerks which began in st.
Louis Wednesday. came to close yester-
day morning, and the clerks are expected
to return to Texas this morning a num-
Der of changes, it is expected, have bees
made in one way rates principally to the
Northeast and Southeast.
The Texas lines were represented at the
meeting by the following gentlemen: j. j.
Lawrence. Houston and Texas Central; j.,
NJ. Tyler Texas and Pacific; II, shelton
Fort Worth and Denver city; w. W. Wool
bridge. san Antonio and Arkansas Pass
William Doherty Houston East and West
Texas; Frank Jensen. Chicago, Rock is
llnd and Texas; n. r, Brown, Gulf Colo
RADIO and Santa Re: r. y Lee. information
al and Great Northern; W. w. Wilkms;n
southern Pacific K. IL. Laing, Cotton Belt
r. +. Downing, Frisco linz
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Miss Powell was iu

vile Tuesday night, Miss Powell was iu
ShelbyNilc on a visit.
HORN WILMUTH, Mckinney, Texas,
May TT H. Horn OF this city and Miss
Mary Wilmuth Of OAK Clm were marrici
at the home Of the bride In the latter place
today.
MARTIN BORING. Mckinney, Texas.
Nav o Lew Martin of this place and Miss
Lizzie Boring Of Merkel Texas, were mar
ried today in the latter place.
PEI EISON.WILSON Houston, Texas,
Nav . Miss Bessic Wilson and Dr. w
g.. Peterson were married at the residence
OF the brides parents DR. aud Mrs. VIM.
+. Wilson, M Hillshoro Wednesday even
Ing. Rev. G r. Wright, pastor of the
Methodist church, officiatcd. The Young
for Port Lavaca, their future home.
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|. and G. N. Rates

The International and Great Northern
announces the following rates; Imperial
council Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine. Kan
sas City, Mo-, June II IL. one fare plus
- Tor the round trip: State Teachers as
s".lallon AT sherman, Texas. June 20
convention rates; Texas Cotton Seed
rusherS association, Dallas. June 81,
convention rates; Red Mems gathering,
Dallas, May IA 16, convention rate.
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LawIor Arrivals

], neSnolds, Joliet, H.: II. Vert
y, IN, Nnicago' S. Knight, Buffaio; n.
Ep er,s Kice, Texas Il C.. Hays and
Pnr. WORTH Gus Vnch. stuttgart;
vih,teS, Centralia. H.; Mrs. 4. G.
eot 'Vc1nrla Harry Alexander, city; w.
nns NHrahdNiew; A. r. Fragin. Liv
s%iand. Houston Post. q " slaugh
augustine; II. q. Cooke. Corsi
.stos Gerloff Galveston: NJ. Marx.
/, ,harles Tia 'ke. Jr., Calves
fici. Mabers, Benuaont: Charles No
,fsAsDurs, Dan Six t,uha
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Among other thlngs. IN.
suueu Tor the Friscols Extension.

Fort Worth. Texas, May 4.-An extensive
surveying OUTFIT Of the Frisco passed.
through here this morning en- route Brown
wood. where an extension of the Frrt
Worth and Rio Grande is TO lie made in
ward San Antonio, the material for which
has been ON the ground some weeks.
Newt Lassltor. general attorney for the
Rio Grande, has gone to Brownwood with
other officers of the company. but the OBJ
iect OF his trip could not be learned here
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7. AND P. PLANS.
Extensive improvements at Fort Worth
Are in Contamination.

-"'eNsWe improvements at Fort Worth
Are in Contemplation.
rort worth, Texas. May Ill. s. Thorhe.
general manager Of the Texas and Pacific
.a'roau' mas submitted a proposition to
'ne e'ty council OF this city that his com
p"nS VIII contribute $4,000 to the build.
ing OF viadnct over Jennings avenue II
% we intention of the company to at once
ff $1,000; This with additional yards aud
,li,g VIII represent an additional ex-
Hvhudtnfe In this city by the Texas and
T. i"eing OF nearly 100000, The council. It
" understood. viii accept the proposition
AZ special meeting next Wednesday.
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TO BE LIa f,SED

" kapheai annouu,,es that rho Cant
ndyi, now Rice hoteL. viii he for lease
de ,hhter October /, The lease VIII
NJ has ban, and billiard rooms, bur
Is p einssr shop or STORES. The Capitol
Mr. 'RIe npT, as we'll known as Houston.
Il, nh who Il secretary Of the
Xxx, feels that 4 more favorable lease
i'd this time aud does not ask
The acronnt Of any dissatisfaction
eei,-a present lessee,s. Proposals will
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, !. SAID: when the Pacific coast line
wwust e9hsirnction to Manzanillo, Is com
ea,stea the line VIII become an important
ii ne az transcontlnental route. provid-
me Tar East. The line will he sreratcd
INTO and VIII exchange with all lis con.
heVNons at III Paso on equal terms"
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ward.
Straycd or stolen. from w H. Snbin,
corner Gencssee and Pacific streets. IIous-
ton. Texas light bay horse, I years old,
IA hands high. branded u J. on the right
shoulder, shpd all around; has white spot
OH the Jaw. $500 reward.
Strayed or stolen. from Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Smith 3l9 miles west of the city, a black
and white calf, ) days old.
Taken up by Mrs Lehman, Richmond
gravel road Houston. TeXas, a red steer,
about . years old, branded BOA. X.
AnlnrSnn- Shnrln
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Work to Begin Monday.

bfyan. Texas. May Arrangements for
the extension of the Calvert, Waco and
hFazos Valley railroad from Bryan to
spring have been completed and work is
expected to begin on same Monday,
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Corsioana BottIino Works.

Corsicana, Texas May i.-The hottlng
works of IL. t. Klnsoe began operations
today. This plant was destroyed by fire
last winter and has been rebuilt on Il much
larger scale.
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|NOTE-Trains leaving Houston at14sp
\ and arriving at Houston at ,.4s A. m and
rs a. m. also run into Grand Central de-
b,, departing 10 minutes earlier and arriv-
rs ten minutes later than time given above
|rainS arrive and depart from the Grand Cen
Iepot except the Missouri Kansas & Texas
/. which have depot in the Fifth ward. the In
|ional & Great Northern and Columbia Tan
use the International and Great Northern de-
Congress avenue. and the Hou ston East and
Texas morning train which leaves from and
Is at the Houston East and West Texas dep OF
missouri, Kansas & Texas and Galveston.
BON Henderson trains pass tha international
4 est Northern depot
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NEW DIRECTORS MEET.

n. Clay Pierce Elected Chairman Mex
lean Central Directory.
New York. May Am meeting of the
newly elected board OF the Mexican Cen
trai railway. held In this city. H Clay
Pierce of ST. Louis was elected chairman
OF the board of directors. One of the d.
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DR.. RAYS
Palmetto Compound ,

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Children and Adults. and suppressed Men.
situation and Painful Periods in Females.
Sl.OO per bottle
:, and send for testimonials, showing
Ding for others,
IN, Mass.
.'on manufactures and guarantees DR..
Houston, Distributors for the State OF
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DR.. RAYS
YELLOW
parulIo Compound

Greatest Of all blood aud nerve rene
dies; cures when all 80 fails all forms
Of blood poisons, stomlel troubles. rheu
matism, neuralgia. ostarrh. nervous pros
tratlon. and. in fact. all diseases arising
from an impoverished or dlsordereh con.
dltloD Of the blood and nerves due to
heredity or acquired The best tonic and
restorative. 800 per bottle.
Write the doctor today about your cal
what our remedies have done and are
Address. DIR. RAY, 63 Music Hall. Bosi
Tho AmeHcan Remedy Company Of b
Rays Remedies. Behrei,s Drug Company
1exas
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IL. Z. & w. II. II. II.

$50 am Express Train. Arrive 1000 pm
Grand Central Depot
|7.20p. m..,..............Arr Arrive o,02 a. IN
Shreveport, Kansas City and Cincinriau)
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c.. IL. & N. II. II.
Grand Central Depot
|ror Galveston and La Porte.
Inc. .o.4S a. m Arrive No. a. 900 am
M. 500 a. m Arrive No. 6. $50 pm
M s.1.SO p. m Arrive No. 4 lois pm
sNos. 6 and runs Sunday only.
N. ", II. a. NJ. II. II.
055 a. m Arrive. 8. 3 SEQ m
S. A. q A. y. Ry.
Grand Central Depot.
..."..9.3s a. m Arrive.....,.o.2 ) pm
G., c. & s. +. II. II.
Grand Central Depot.
Main Line.
100 a m Arrive ....... HOS am
7.45 p m Arrive ,.-... $40 pm
Galveston Trains.
200 a m. Arfive-...... 3. 80 pm
....7,45 ?. IN Arrive 7..aS pm
Additional Sunday Specials
655 a m Arrive ....... $40 a. IN
.1.s0 p. IN Arrive ..... o.2i0 p. m
\ these trains leave the Santa Fe Congress
We. DEPOT 10 minutes later than the ab,,ve.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE.
H., & 4. c. n. n.

T.. a N. o. II. n.
ton and New Orleans Trains.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-07-25
For Cooling The Air.

There are several devices that
may be used To cool the air during
the dog days. writes Maria Par
loa. in the Ladies' Home Journal
for August, y modified form of
the 'Tattie employed in India for
this purpose could be made i'll any
country house. On frames like
those used for window screens tack
enough narrow tapes to make Il
support for thick bed of grass.
Now cover with long grass faSten-
ed to the frame 10y sewing with
Irvine. These screens should be
placed in the windows and kept
wet. The air passing thru them
is cooled. \ garden syringe may
be used to spray them with water.
Three or four of these screens will
do Il great deal toward keeping the
air in the house cool and fresh. a
simpler screen may he made by
covering frame with coarse fan
mel, which should bc kept wet. 1t
is not SO effective as the grass
screen, and the flannel dries more
quickly than the grass. y still
simpler device is to have wet fan
mel over the ordinary screen, wet
ting the flannel from time TO time.
Some of the moisture may he re-
moved from the atmosphere by
placing large Jumps of Quicklime
in earthen bowls about the rooms. -
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-07-25
sHEslgg'S SALE As TRUSTEE,

Whereas, William Sullivan and Mary
sullivan. his wife. by their certain Deed
Of Trust. dated the 10th day of January,
1898. aud recorded in the Recorders office
Of Audrain County. State of Missouri. in
Book H.. at page l2j. conveyed to j. NJ.
Marmadukc as Trustee. the following de-
scribcd real estate. situated in the County
Of Audrain and stat" Of Missouri to-wit:
That is To Say:-Thc west half Of the
northwest quartcruf Section twelve 02l.
Township fifty twutj!I and of range nine.
90 west. Excepting thcrcfrum about ten
feet on the east side thereof being the part
which lies east Of the hedge fence: which
said conveyance was made to secure the
payment Of three certain prumisSory notes
in said Deed Of Trust set forth and dcscrib-
ed. And. whereas. default has been made
in the payment Of said notes
and whereas said Deed of Trust
provides that, in the case of such default
and the absence. death or refusal to act
of said Trustee, the Cthcnl acting Sheriff
of said Audrain county shall act in his
stead; and. whereas, the said Trustee is
now dead. now. therefore. at the request
of the legal holder of said promisSory
notes. and in accordanc" with the terms
of said Deed of Trust, notice is hereby
given that |. the undersigned Sheriff OF
Audrain county and acting Trustee, will
on Friday, the ninth day of August, 1901,
between the hours of nine o'clock in the
| forenoon and five o'clock in the afternoon
of that day at the east front door of the
Court House in the city of Mexico, in
Audrain county. Missouri proceed to sell
the ahov" described real estate. ut public
vcnduc. To the highest bidder for cash. for
| the purpose Of satisfying said debt 50 So
| cured and the cost and expenses of cXrcu-
ting said trust
Quincy JAMES.
Sheriff aud acting Trustee
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-07-25
HE WANTS SOLITUDE.
Cable Operator Applies for Lonely
Position on the Pacific.

Cable Operator Applies for Lonely
Position on the Pacific.
To live alone on barren rock among
the Midway islands in the Pacific is
the strange ambition Of Frank G.
Hopewel,a cable operator, whose home
was in New York. Mr.. Hopewell gave
up a position with cable company
in order to join surveying party I'M
der Lieutenant Commander Pond, who
will shortly leave San Francisco on
the tug Iroquois for Honolulu, says
the New York Journal. The party will
make surveys and prepare charts OF
the route of the proposed Pacific cable.
When the work is completed and the
cable is laid there will he created the
position of chief cable operator for the
station to be established on the barren
rock referred to, 1t Is that position
which Mr.. Hopewell is DESTROYS of OBJ
tanning. There is still some ques-
ton whether congress will, he said,
provide for the laying OF the Pacific
cable, even after the preparations al
ready made and those that are going
forward. Still, the cable will be laid,
If not by the government, then by a
private enterprise. SO well founded Is
my belief that have made applica-
ton for the station on the Midway is
lands. And yet no one is authorized
to make promises of positions. There
will be two and perhaps three opera
tors at the station, which will probably
be located on what is known as East
ern island. the smaller of the two.
| like comparative solitude and am not
fond of strangers. have lived all my
life in a great city and now | want
change. have never known what 1t
was to enjoy absolute quiet. You must
understand. Of course. that I will not
be cut off from communication with
the world. On the contrary, will al
ways be in touch with everything that
goes on everywhere. A cable operator
always is.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-07-25
TAKES NOBODY'S DUST"
Give an Exhibition That Will
AstOnish the World.

The breeding interests of Mis-
souri, takes nobody'S DUST says
the Live Stock Indicator The
magnificent Missouri herds, for
which the people of the nation
throw up their hats where they
are shown in the best company of
the world, have now II place OF
exhibition within their own State
at the Missouri State Fair, at Sc
dalia, September 9-l3, where their
superiority will be brought home
to the people of the State.
The Missouri State Fair will
demonstrate to MissOurians, and
all visitors from abroad, the UNI
limited agricultural possibilities of
the State, the fabulous wealth Of
her mines, the magnitude and adj
vantages of her industrial arts,
stimulate State pride and loyalty
to the States industries and her
institutions and materially increase
her commerce.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-07-25
Mexico Market.
Hollands Attraction Is skating.

A tourist gocs 50 far as to hint that
it isn't Queen Wilhelmina's marriage,
or its picture galleries, or its churches,
or its sunsets, but it is its skating
which is tho greatest and most attrac-
tive point IN holland at tho present
time. Mlcs anf miles. spinning along
without b!raR. EXCEPT here AMI here
to Chamber nTer ralG or two Of dyke
which sepn tc. Oie branch Il canal
froDI anCthul, f.On town to town, al
most from one ~. W the c,,lntIy to
anuner, IL yO,,. .Srength lasts, you
can whll On rV'|' the inhrit, series
of canals " III Which iollant Fl inter
sectcd, norto goath. east ana Ussr. 1t
is all strai :ht-HhsaJ skating Ia EIol-
land, iiEurAJ haiT- practically IN
known. The SKATE universally used Is
n wooden oOe witn Tery lonE, shallow
runners, clc!eC a: the tip 70 take the
wearer wGli over ubstacles. and fas-
tened by ~ elaborate cross-G lrtrring
of straps. Stenl sk'tes are very rare.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-07-25

Colonei Cornelius Gardiner, who Is
to be governor OF the province OF
Tayabas, in southern Luzon, is a ma
tive Of Michigan and was graduated
from West Point H. .S73. As a lieuten-
ant he fought with Miles in Indian
territory, Kansas, Texas. Colorado
and New Mexico from 1874 to 1850.
He fought the Arapahoes and that
northern Cheyennes and was adjutant
OF the column that raided the Chey-
ennes in Nebraska and Kansas before
the battle of Republican river, at
which Colonel Lewis was killed.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-07-25

There are in the Bowery barbershops
at which one can get shaved for three
cents Bay rum costs an additional
two cents, making five cents in all, at
which price there begins TO be some
thing doing for the shop. There are
plenty of places on the East Side, in
the Bowery and elsewhere, in which
one may be shaved for five cents. Gen
orally In a five-cent shop bay rum
shave would be ten cents, but It Is by
no means always so. Witness a sign
which announces, for Ave cents, an
shave with witch hazel or bay rum
Sometimes one can get more than bay
rum for ten cents, as is set forth in a
sign announcing at that prSce a shave
with bay hum and Florida water.--New
York Sun.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1901-07-25
Question OF MntInK the Devil

a doctor in Cole.aine, Ireland, was
sued for damages 'or the death OF a
valuable Horse he Ind treated, /: was
shown that he had administered TO the
animal twelve kroii>s Of some powerful
drug, and the PHI ntiff insisted that
the medicine had r2used death. The
doctor declared thai he had frequently
given eight grains % man. AID that
four grains more gere not too much
FOR horse. The iudR, asked.
"Wouldn't twelve .Taing XIII the devil
himself II IT. Swallowed them." Il
don't know, Iay ltrd," replied the doc
tor; Il never hsL him got a patient"
That's evident" true. toctor," re-
spondeI the judge, TOD the ovid boy
Is still alive"