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The Leon reporter., 1902-02-13
Garden Grove.

Roy McPherrin, of Corydon, came
the first of the week for visit with rel
atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Young's two
months old baby died in Leroy last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Frazier accompan-
led by Mrs. Sarah Baker went to Coun-
Gil Bluffs Monday.
Elder l.. N. Kob returned from New
Virginia Monday.
o. A. Mace, the osteopath who is to
take up DR.. Smiths practice, was in
town Monday.
James Doze, of Humeston, was in
town on business Monday.
Tod.l Matthews returned from Leon
Friday.
Mrs. Sam Aten received a telegram
Saturday announcing the death Of hel
uncle, MIR. Winrott, at Marlborough
for which place she left Immediately.
Mrs. Good, of Leon, who has been visit
ing here returned Saturday
| Newton Judd went to Pleasanton
saturday.
j., Il. White has traded for L. H
Thomas sstock Of implements here and
MIR. Thomas expects to move to Ilinoi:
soon.
The play, East Lynn, here Monday
night was good and was greeted by {
packed house.
Mrs. Jonn Clark went to Kirksville
Mo. Saturday.
Mrs. L. A. Blackman, Of Blockley
came Friday to visit friends.
+. f. Snyder, Of Serpsic, Ohio, wht
has been visiting w, III. Snyder went IL
Oskaloosa Thursday.
We learn that r. w. Bruce, who ha
lived in this town for many years ha
accepted a position in New York City a
manager of the Wintemote Printin
Company.
The Leon reporter., 1902-02-13
Thsss,tecre a Cold in One Day
Burr Oak Ridge.

This cold weather is taking lots OF
feed for stock.
w. H. McCalla is the only one in this
vicinity that has more hay than he will
use.
Mrs. G. E. Chastain spent pleasant
day at Mr.. Barry's last week.
Oren Keller is hauling wood to the
farm he recently purchased
LAME Meek aud the young folks flon
Mr.. Mills visited East Eden school
Friday.
Matte Clark spent one day last week
with Mrs. M. d. Shira.
Dode Stanford, of Decatur, visited a
few days last week in this vicinity.
@. E. Chastain and family were Sun
day visitors at A. ]. Rumleys.
Katie Asbaugh and brother, Of Davis
City, visited relatives and attended
church at Eden Sunday.
The Leon reporter., 1902-02-13
FairVieW.

quite pleasant surprise was given
little Alta Hart last Sunday at the home
OF her uncle Chas. Keller's, six miles
north of Leon. Seventeen of her little
friends were present and an enjoyable
day was spent. Those present were:
Gerald Moore, Ralph Thompson, Frank
Roberts, Harrison Machlan, Leo Moore,
Ralph Roberts, Frank Keller, Myrtle
Moore, Pearl Machlan, Mamie Moore,
Blanche Roberts, Myra Moore, Grace
Keller, Lois Moore, Gertie Machlan,
Eva Moore, Helen Keller, Alta Hart,
of Corydon, La.
Verda and Linnie MAGELLAN and L. G.
and S. j. Overholtzer spent Sunday with
G. F. Keller.
Frank Howell and family visited at
G. E. Thompson's Sunday.
Walter Moore sold car load of cattle
to j. III. Winget, Of Weldon.
| j. N, Machlan's have new piano.
Mrs. James Howell and daughter
Bertha called on S. Overholtzer aands
wife Sunday evening.
Ina Overholtzer visited Frank Worden
and wife, of near Weldon, Sunday.
A. r. Keller and wife, of Grand River.
spent Friday night with G. T. Keller.
Belle Stevens and Lissie Worden de.
parted Friday for Mullen, Nebraska.
Miss Bessie Arney attended party
at the home Of Carrie Redman Friday
night.
John Cox and family were Van Vert
visitors Sunday.
The Leon reporter., 1902-02-13
High Point.

Albert Northrup has traded his store
for farm in Missouri.
Frank Cronin is dangerously sick
with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Traupel returned
last Wednesday from three days visit
at Van Vert.
Perry Wolverton and Albert North
rup made business trip to Missouri
last week.
Harvey Fortunes daughter, who has
been sick is improving.
Mr.. Chas. Coontz closed succe ssful
term of school at Spunky Ridge last
Friday.
There was q Photographed enter.
tainment at the Bradney school house
last Wednesday night.
Miss Grace Bailey returned last Mon.
day from Davis City where she has been
visiting with friends.
Hiram Benefits daughter, who was
dangerously i'll with pneumonia, is i'm
proving.
Joseph Bailey bought forty acres Of
land Of Mr.. Humphrey.
I Rev. Newlin closed his series Of meet
ings at High Point on Sunday last.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. e
Smith has been sick.
\ Moses Traupel assisted Mr.. Cronir
in putting up his ice.
John Conklln, George Seufer, Elmer
Smith and others have harvested thei
ice crop.
Lorne Long spent Sunday with hi
parents in Center.
Cold weather and good sleighlng have
the order of the day.
The Leon reporter., 1902-02-13
Morgan.

L. K. Cozad had business at Ravanna,
Mo-. Monday.
Harris Cannon and sisters Mary and
Anna visited relatives in this vicinity
last week.
Miss Ethel Campbell is no better at
this writing.
Harry Cox, of High Point, and Miss
Cleo Bryson spent Sunday evening at
Mike Griffiin's.
Miss Elva Evans is sick with lung
fever.
Mrs. NJ. L. Dale and daughter Nellie
visited at John Robinson's Sunday.
Mrs. Ed. Wood and Floyd Cozad are
very sick at this writing.
David McCutcheon and wife called on
M. l.. Dale Monday.
There was party at John Robinson's IS
one night last week and the young folks
report good time.
The Leon reporter., 1902-02-13
pleasant Valley.

Mr.. Moine has returned from his
Oklahoma trip.
The public sale held by Beasley and
Benton last Thursday was well attend
ed and everything sold we'll.
Mrs. Lewis Elwell spent several days
visiting with her mother and sister of
Leon last week.
Mrs. Emma Harris and children re-
turned to her home north of Van Vert,
last Friday after spending week with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Beasley.
Grant Craig, Of Davis City, was trans
acting business in these parts Friday.
Mr.. Smith, of Ames, Iowa, spent Sun
day visiting relativas in this vicinity.
Several Of the young folks were out
sleighing Saturday night. All report a
fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs John Benton spent Sun
day visiting with relatives in Decatur
City.
r. M. Black was in Decatur City Sat
urday transacting business.
Mrs. Minnie Pullen is still on the sick
list.
Laura Warntish, of Davis City, spent
Sunday with Ora Moine.
| John McCul'y sports new sleigh.
Irs Benton, Of Mitchellville, Iowa,
spent several days last visiting with his
brother, John.
Art Scott and Amy Black attended
church at Davis City Sunday night.
Mrs. Maggie Fortner and children
syent Sunday at A. F. Sutherland's.
i Roe Quick, of Missouri, spent severa
days last week visiting with his sister
Mrs. SAINT McGuahy.
j Jim Scott has commenced moving t,
his farm, which he recently purchased
southeast DAVIS City.
4 Feed and wood are strictly cash. D.
moi ask fnr credit w p CLARK
The Leon reporter., 1902-02-13
Davis City.

Rev. Mcclure, of Humeston, spent
Monday at w. H. Miller's. lie former
ly preached for the Presbyterians in
this city.
DIR. Wheeler visited the county seat
last Wednesday.
Mrs. Covington and sister and Ida
Ensley. of Pleasanton visited DR..
Laney's from Thursday until Sunday.
Mrs. Tom Arnold, of Leon, visited
Mrs. Ruth Arnold last Thursday.
Mrs. samnel Bowman returned Satur-
day before last from an extended visit
with her daughter in Beatrice, Neb.,
and departed the following Monday for
Leon to visit at that place.
MIR. George Rogers, Of Independence,
Iowa, wss in our city last week.
Joseph Tharp and wife are visiting
friends in Nebraska at present.
Bert Adams, Of Tuskeego, visited his
parents here last Saturday.
M. Belts, Of Spring Valley was a
Davis City visitor last Saturday.
Walter Sylvester went to Omaha,
Neb. Monday to visit his sister, Mrs.
Clark.
John Finley, of Leon, was visiting at
the home of DIR. Laney last Thursday.
Israel Post is slowly recovering from
a severe siege Of pneumonia.
Myrta Walters, living north of town
entained two sleigh loads of her young
friends last Tuesday evening. They re-
port fine time and splendid sleighing.
The death of Vernon Harrison, O
North Carolina, was received by tele
phone from GAINESVILLE, Mo-, by hi
mother, Mrs. James Post and sister
Lille Harrison. 1t was great shocl
and the sorrowing ones have the deel
sympathy Of this community.
w. O. Mclaughlin closed Il successful
term of school las! Monday in th
Jack Woods school district He treat
ed his scholars to spelling schoo
Monday evening. Several from Davi
City attended, but his own scholar
were the successful contestants in th
spelling match.
Grandma Patterson still continue
quite poorly.
Boy Brown has entered into partner
ship with II. A. Hartshorn in th
butcher and grocery business.
Maude Switzer, the Tuskeego schoo
teacher, spent Sunday at home.
Mrs. William Hamilton, of near Pleas
anton, attended the Shockley sale las
Saturday.
Mrs. McKeehan sold her household
goods, etc., last Saturday at publ
sale. They go to Kansas to MAKE thei
future home.
Quite a runaway near the depot mon
day. Will Collins team became fright
ened throwing him out Of the sleig
with such force that be was unconsiou
for several hours. Nothing seriou
however.
The NJ. e. revival meetings are sti
in progress. One must be encased in a
: ar mour of righteousness to prevent be
ing hurt by the sermons of Rev. Knoll
Mr.. Moine north of this city wa
quite sick last week.
Mrs. Weller is again on the sick list.
, Anna Shirley was taken sick Tuesda
/ in school and Fannie jackson is teact
ing in her place.
The Leon reporter., 1902-02-13
Tuskeego.

Rev. Smith filled the pulpit at the
Baptist church Sunday.
Mrs. Ballinger was called to Keller
ton Saturday to nurse Mrs. Hardnickle
with the small pox.
There will be prayer meeting at grand
pa Fosdick's Wednesday evening.
Chas. Mahornay,and Mrs.Chas. Piercy
and Mrs. Ashburn returned Saturday
from three weeks visit with relatives
and friends in Nebraska.
Sunday school began again Sunday
after being closed six weeks on accountlof
sickness.
Mand Swilzer was an over Sunday
visitor at her home in DAVIS City.
Mrs. Ralph Brown, of Lamont, is visit
ing few days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Nj. Ashburn.
Mrs. g. P. Payton and children took
supper Friday evening with Mrs. Piercy.
Mr.. Ross returned home Monday
from near Decatur where he was called
Saturday on account of the illness of
his daughter, Mrs. Mat Stevens.
Chas. Mahornay was an over Sunday
visitor at Davis City.
George Gardner and family moved in
the Matte Shull property Monday.
Twenty five of Grandpa Fosdick's
friends gathered at his home Monday,
Feb. 10th, it being his list birthday.
A fine dinner was served and pleasant
I time was had by all.
We ars glad that G. A. Fosdick has
! bought his store bask again and has
| concluded to remain in Tuskeego.
The Leon reporter., 1902-02-13
Working Overtime.

Eight hour laws are ignored by those
tireless little workers-Dr. Kings New
Life Pills. Millions are always at work.
night and day, curing Indigestion, bill.
iousness, constipation, sick headache
and all stomach, liver and bowel
troubles. Easy, pleasant. safe, sure.
Only Csc at l.. Van Werden's drug store.
The Leon reporter., 1902-02-13
List of Letters Uncalled For.

The following is list of letters remain
ing uncalled for at the post Office in Leon
Iowa, for the week ending Feb. 8, 1902.
Mr.. ID. Casey, Mr.. $. r. Trisler, Miss w.
Tetsrs, Mrs. Jno. Stephens stephen Al.
Berry, Mrs. W. A. tlails.
In calling for the ahnyas splease say ssnss-
verLised.' - JOHN LEDGERwooD, r. Nj.
The Leon reporter., 1902-02-13
Bucklen's Arnlca Salve

has worldwide fame for marvellous
cures. 1t surpasses any other salve, 10.
ton, ointment or balm for cuts, corns,
burns, boils, ulcers, sores, felons, letter,
salt rheum, fever sores, chapped hands,
skin eruptions. Infallible for piles.
Cure guaranteed. Only 25c at L. Van
Werden's.
The Leon reporter., 1902-02-13

Perkins.
Mr.. Middlebrook will rent his 800 acre
farm this spring and move east of Hum
eston.
Brice McDonough and wife are keep.
| ing house at the old home.
The Leon reporter., 1902-02-13
Westerville.

MIR. and Mrs. Tour Allen, of Grand
River, visited with 81 Acton's family
Sunday.
Sam Black s family and Wards family
contemplate starting to the Indian
Nalion the coming week. We hope
they will be we'll pleased with their new
home.
Curtis Adams and Frank Cole visited
with Joe Adams family near Decatur
City Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. D. L. Edwards called on Mrs.
John Landis Saturday.
Squire Brammer visited with Jim and
Lizzie Brammer's Friday.
Joe Milstead and wife visited with
Wards family Sunday.
Mrs. Jennie Litha's little girl baby
is SICK with measles.
Alma and Jessie Shook, and Della
Cornett called on Mrs. Lou Greenland
Sunday.
The post office will be moved from
DIT. Edwards to John Landis' store last
Monday run by Harry Landis.
Noah Warstaf and family are going to
the Indian Territory to make that their
future home.
| Uncle Neddy Conwell and son Lutte
visited with Jim Daughton's Saturday
Mr.. j. A. Eyer and son Lowell de
parted Monday for Peoria, Ill. Mrs
Eyer and Junitia May will remain with
(! her parents until spring.
The Leon reporter., 1902-02-13
A Certain Cure for Chilblains.

powder. 1t cures Chilblains, Frostbiie es
Damp, Sweating, Swollen feet. Al all Drug
riStS and Shoe Stores, 25c,
The Leon reporter., 1902-02-13
Lone Star.

The series of meetings held at pales-
tine church conducted by Rev. Leonard
closed Sunday night with good success.
John Hammar deliyered hoge at De.
catur Monday.
Miss Merl Deck returned home Satur-
day after a two weeks visit with rela-
tives near Trenton, Mo.
Several from this vicinity attended
the meetings at Palestine
A. Deck, the hog man, received hogs
at Decatur Monday.
f. P. Shy, the optician and jeweer of
Nebraska, returned Wednesday for
visit with relatives.
| Price, the we'll known running colt
owned by S. l.. Shy will be on the tracks
next season.
Geo. Ogilye delivered hogs at Deca-
tur Monday.
Pleasant Hill school closed the second
on account Of the smallpox scare.
( Miss Gertrude Ross is visiting with
relatives in this vicinity.
| Ira Kelly and family will soon depart
for their new home near Wichita, kas.,
We are sorry to loose a jolly good fellow
like Ira.
The smallpox is getting along as we'll
as can be expected.
Ellis & Deck shipped ascar of hogs
from Decatur Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Marshall is sick.
Earnest Cummins is under a 10 day
quarantine.
Any one wanting information or
thinking of buying Oklahoma real
o.toto viii Al ,roll. - ,-.;to -, all -,
The Leon reporter., 1902-02-13
CORRESPONDENCE 5
Items of Interest as Reported )
by our Correspondents. )
Center.


Mr.. Sullivan was looking after stock
in Center.
Mr.. White did not make any pur-
chases at the Kansas City Hereford sale.
Mr.. Heldman purchased some fine
chickens of Mrs. Middlebrook.
There are several car loads OF hogs
in Center being held for higher prices.
Gene Curry sold his corn to Sears
Bros.
Mr.. Brown purchased hay Of Mr.. Bert
Gardner.
Maud Pryor has two more weeks Of
Aschool at White Oak.
Mary 6ksss is teaching at White Hail.
Thg Slatecre a Cold in One Day
lake Laxaaa xaaads promo -Quinine Tablets.
ALI druggists ffeihnd the money if it fails
4 to cure. E. w. Groves signature is on
each box. Csc.
The Leon reporter., 1902-02-13
Stops the Cough and Works off the
Cold,

Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure
cold in one day. No cure no pay.
Price 25 cents,
The Leon reporter., 1902-02-13

English SPAWN Liniment removes all Hard,
Soft or Caloused Lumps and Blemishes from
horses, Blood Spavins. Curbs. Splints,
sweeney Ring Bone. STILES, Spralns. all
Swollen Throats. Coughs. etc. Save $50 by
derful Blemish cure ever known. Sold by w.
&. Stempel & Co., Druggists, Leon, Iowa.
The Leon reporter., 1902-02-13

Any one wanting information or
thinking of buying Oklahoma real
estate will do we'll to write or call on
1886 FRANK SPRINGER, Apache, o. 7.
The Leon reporter., 1902-02-13

Feed and wood are strictly cash. Do
not ask for credit. w. p. CLARK.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-13
Thoroughly Bad Girl
Placed In DURANGO

pORTMOuT. Ohio. Feb. 13.---Cora
Pc, ton. aged IA. was today sen. 10 the
Girls Industrial Home. lhis closes q
series of sensations which has wreck
ed several families.
The peyton girl mere seeol child.
through the influence OF Jennie Hen
ninger. cIandestinely met number OF
men at the home OF the HenninSer wo-
man and Maggie Glenn. Charles Davis
married and business man. vent TO
the house and met the girl, as did
Ed Wesley.
Both were arrested and sentenced to
the Ohio penitentiary. The Henninger
woman shared their fate and Ia also
IN the penitentiary, while the Glenn
woman Ia missing. The mother OF the
girl is serving "A sentence In the Gin
cinnati Wornnouse for the abuse OF
the child which abuse. the g.yi claims
< responsible for her wayward carer.
The wife OF Davis died from the shock
his arrest and conviction caused.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-13
Gloomy Estimation OF
Kansas Wheat Crop

TOPEKA. Feb. f3.--President Cor
telyou of the Kansas Grain Dealers
Association, In an interview says the
States wheat crop has been greatly
injured by cold and dry weather of
the past two months.
Throughout the ~tate," he said.
the winter has been very severe on
the plant and there is no doubt. but
that the crop oil 1902 will fall far short
OF the yield OF last year, which was
80. .001, 900 bushels
MIR. Corteiyou corroborates the re-
ports from Western Kansas, where the
continued drought has ruined many
fields OF wheat There. prior to the
late heavy snow. the fields became so
dry that great clouds of dust preceued
every strong wind. He says the plants
rank growth In the early fall was
so stunted. that 1t will not recuperate
sufficiently to promise a full crop.
I'm Southern Kansas" Mr., Cortel-
you said. the damage from drought
and extreme cold is greatest. In this
section the acreage Is below that or
last year. However. the acreage OF
wheat In other parts of the State seems
to have been increased by the failure
of the corn crop. the farmer regarding
wheat as a sure crop because OF it,
This increase in acreage is not how
ever, more than s 10 per cent over
last year"
The statement of President CCrteiyou
agrees with that OF many wheat ex-
perts to the effect that the present out
look does not promise more than
1000, 900 bushels.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-13
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS
OF THE TOWN

see. A short funeral service was held
at the residence of Mr.. Griffith today
and the body will be shipped to Los
Angeles tonight for cremation. BE-
sides Mrs. Griffith. Doctor Robbins
leaves son In Minneapolis and three
children In Tennessee.
Refugio Contreras was tried before
Judge Wilson on charge d assault
Ing and beating q lame woman named
Juana Lopez, He was fined S1u for the
offense and as his bank account was
oyerdrawn he decided to board 1t out
H. b. Winstaniey. director OF the
Tucson Dramatic Club. returned from
Phoenix and Mesa this morning.
John +. Hansen. VINO skipped the
town some time ago, Ia now located
at Cananea and contempiates going ln-
10 business there.
The Southern Pacific yesterday car
ried troop OF cavalry from Deming
to Fort Huachuca.
Jose Mendibles. whose wife wants
him to be put under peace bond, was
tried In Justice Wilson's court this
afternoon ut two O'Clock and the case
was taken under advisement until to-
morrow morning at 10 O'clock.
Rev. A. NJ. Gibbons united George L.
Wage and Ollie q. Thompson In mar.
rtage last night ut the Methodist par
scnage. The bride is from Oakland and
the groom is q gnachinist In the South.
ern Pacific shops. After the ceremony
a wedding supper was served at .Ass
French restaurant
In the probate court today o petitior
was nied by John Began asking fol
letters of administration LIN the estat'
OF Ellen Finley. deceased. The peta
tion recites that there is stiil Si5,00
worth of property IN the hands OF th
administrator. This liz the estate q
which w. 4. W Gods was admiaistra
tor.
A YaQui indian was tried betor
Judge Culver this morning ON tn
charge OF selling liquor TO an Indian
Az he is not attached to any resersa
ton, he comes under the provisions o
the law making 1t q crime TO sell iiquo
TO Indians. He Was arrested by iran
els Reno and was with Rafael Vaien
zueia. the .sseAican who Was bound
over to the grand jury recently on th'
same charge. Jack button and >..re'
Indians testified in the case. Assistan
United States Attorney Campbell. pro
secuted the case before Judge culver
who held that there was sufiietenf eSl
dence TO hold the defendant 10 a"ai
the action OF the grand jury. His hon'
was iixed at $500.
| A. o'clock this afternoon No. va
reported so minutes late. Namoer 4
was reported on time.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-13
Hunter Shot First
And Saved Himself

N0BlEsvil.I.E. Ind. Feb ls~~Thls
morning. while Henry Esaidorg was
hunting on the Roker farm. the ten
ant. George Mcdowell, with revolver
In hand. ordered him oil. nssGora. II
In said. walked into the road wt,h
Mcdowell following him. The latter
finally turned and started In the diree-
sion oS the house.
He ha& gene has \ short distance
wsaea. 1t ts declared. he suddenly whirl+
sd around and told RssdeFff that he
guessed he would take a ahot at him
anyhow" The latter instantly ars<i.
and nearly the entire contents Of the
shotgun lodged In MeDoweli's left
hand, which had 10 be ampaiatsd two
inches above the wrsss-
RafdorfF came 10 The city and offered
to give himself up. claiming self~ae~
Tense. He has not yet been placed
under arrest
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-13
n New York Idea
To Regulate BARRIERS

NEW YORK. Feb. I3-~Healsh Com
missioner Lederie will ask the Board
OF Health 10 adopt regulations insist"
Ing that every barber be expected to
wash his hands carefully after he Tn
ishe@ with eacn customer and Use q
razor thoroughly sealded and cts anSed,
III not steriiIged. since II was laAs used.
These are some of the regulations
that be will hriag as meeting OF the
Board of Health. He viii AK that they
be adopted and will see that when
properly printed they are conspicuous
IL posted up In every barber shop In
New York. Where alum is used II
should be In the form OF powder
Powder should be put on the face by a
fresh towel.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-13

.on CHAPTER No. 8. r, A. M. will
tho Mark Master degree this
Dc.
drew N. speck, real estate agent
San Francisco. died yesterday
.aon a, SIG South Fourth avenue.
ba has been stopping while in
~ He had been out for a drive
ahernoon and when he return
bis room. he was taken with a
norare and aied in few minutes.
,s as wears of age and the body
be shipped to San Francisco to
for burial.
mlIce court this morning four
kn,s were brought up before Judge
10 Two were discharged and the
Two given five days each m the
ujl on breau and water.
l. Tucson Aerie of Eagles initiated
Burney and M. J. Forste at their
lar meeting last night. After the
k,on social session was held ut
n many OF the members made
zkhes and told stories. i'he Eagles
Epow holding their meeting In the
L. ". hail but will be Quartered
i. l. 0. o. a. building when 1t is
bleted.
zhr H. Campbell, who qualified as
kant United states Attorney yes
ky prosecuted his firse Ease before
b Culver yesterday afternoon.
h valenzuela was arraigned on n
he Of selling liquor 10 two Papago
hns. He lives In q small mouse at
Ind Of Main street and invited the
an in to hear his phonograph play.
DE this performance was going on,
bold them some elaret wine and
h body got drunk. He admitted has
y and the two papago indians
kEed against him. Judge Culver
hd the man over to await the ac-
Of the Grand Jury and fixed his
\ at 500. francis Reno worked up
case and secured the evidence
h convicted the man. He has been
successful lately I'm working up
cases and ss trying TO stop the
bal practice OF selling liquor to
Bans
|eetor A. j. c. Robbins died last
!, at the residence OF his daughter
Vic Griffith. za9 North e--ureh
|st He was a native OF Tennessee
came here first about three years
Last September he returned TO
|aessee and came back to the city
|eek age suffering from an attack OF
krippe which he contracted In Ten
|see. He had been Ill ever since his
lyal here and was unable to sur
! the attack. Doctor Robbins was
bears old at the time OF his death.
Fing the Civil War. he was a rail-
, contractor and a member OF Nor
Is raiders. After the war he prac-
u medicine at his home In Tennes-