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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-29
FINGER NAIL SCRATCH
RESULTS IN DEATH

x short time ago you may have read
OF he remarkable case where a sim
pie scratch Of the finger nail caused
deash ly bio ID poisoning. AT first it
was only an annoying Itch caused by
summer rash This was scratched by
the finger nail To relieve the itch, but
the skin was torn open, the irrEta-
ti0a Became worse and finally resulted
Id II fstal case of blood poisoning.
IJ0 not scratch or rub the itch or
irri alton caused by summer rash.
mosquito bites. hives. prickly heat
er any form OF skin disease or itch.
u. y. D. Prescription. the best known
remedy or eczema and all forms of
skin disease. externally applied, win
at once stop he irritable itch. It
soothes and cools the skin and per-
manently cures the itch or disease.
Tnfa.lts and children are saved many
hours III agony aud torture from the
unbearable itch IT a few drops Of D.
ID ID. is applied to the afflicted parts.
Remember the itch is instantly re-
lieved.
Cali at the srFre Of H. G. Schulz and
.yoai can gel a bottle. Try it.
Regular as the Sun"
IL an expression as old rs the race.
No doubt the rising and setting Of the
sun ii the most regular performance
In the universe unless 1t is the action !
OF the liver and bowels when regu-
lated with Dr Kings New Life Pills.
Guaranteed by all druggists. 25c.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-29
MAY LOCATE
FACTORY HERE
HYDRo-cAReoN STARTER COM
PANY INCORPORATES WILL
HAVE PLANT HERE If
AUTOMOBILE COMPANY
LOCATES HERE.

The Hydro-Carbon Engine Automa-
tic Starter company was licensed TO
incorporate by the secretary OF state
yesterday The incorporators of ths
COMPANY are Julius y. Heldman, Ed
ward Everett and Grant Newell, all Of
Chicago
The above company II a connection
of the automobile company mention
cd recently in The Bulletin as consid-
essng the idea Of locating its plant in
Cairo. If the latter factory comes
here the Starter Company viii also
have its factory here.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-29

a. Organized April o., 1891
2. Head office at Litchiicld, III.
3, Jurisdiction IInitad States and
Caaaaa business however transact
N only IN hcalthful portions, govern
cd BY supreme board Of directors.
4, A representative form Of gov
eminent; Local councils made up OF
members and supreme
council created by the local councils.
It's members are fhmly bound Ivy the
ties OF friendship lraternal love and
socinl equality into one great brother
hood fer mutual help and comfort
D, The largest fraternal beneac'
larry society IN America that gives Its
members pure life insurance based
upon proven adequate rates.
8 No guess work its rates are
absolutely correct neither too high
nor too low. being based upon the
table OF mortality Each member
knows Just exactly what he has to
pay right from tho start
q Expeuse Of management already
provided for in table or rates, No
extra assessments red tape husl-
ness,
:. Admits into It's membership both
men and women.
Q. Issues four different forms of
certificates in amounts of from $500
10 $4,000 Have each form explained
z 10. The NJ, r L. is absolutely safe,
ta) Voluntarily values business an
nuallN and aceunulates i mathemat-
icai reserve fund as Is required by
law OF old line companies, This re-,
serve Is kept intact 10 guarantee con.
litions If every certificate Surplus
y excess Of required reserve over
100000
H. The NJ PI4is extremely eco
Its expense Of management
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-29
PRESIDENT DIiz
AND ROOSEVELT
OFFER THEIR GOOD OFFICES TO
FIVE CENTRAL AMERICAN re-
PuBLlcs TO NAiNTAla PEACE
AND HARMONY.

Washingtoh Arg es.--Aeting sac
..ary o. stat Ad,e snrcusced uelly
that Pr sident Roosevelt AID Presi
dent Diaz simu.tan aousiy have tele-
eraphei notes 10 the president Of the
Eve renNblics m Central America Of
fering the goc1 cHiccs Of the United
States aad Me,ico IN bringing about
a conference C. the republics for the
discussion q plans 70 maintain PEACE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-29
CRAZY SOCIAL
AN ATTRACTION
AT Stafford HALL TONlGHT T.
ENTERTAINMENT FOR 6ENE.
FIT or THE CHRISTIAN
CHuRcH-THE PRO
GRAM.

The Crazy Social to be given to-
might at Stafford hall for the benefit OF
the Christian church promises TO be q
great success One hundred and
twenty-five tickets have been sold
and preparations have been made for
q good time.
The program which ls as follows
indicates the unique character OF the
entertainment.
Part |.
Instrumental music,
Statement by Teacher
Music
tThose who will not smile or enjoy
q joke or who disfavor fun, better
leave at this point.
Debate w
Selection Of Chairman.
Music,
Selection Of Judges.
Music.
Question: Resolved, That the
head OF the pin should be on the
other end"
Captain for the affirmative Rev 0.
u, Maple. Captain for the negative,
DR.. Freeman,
Music.
While judges are making Up the
verdict.
fAint over yet Don't co.
Grafton BY Chief Maniac
Mixed (sadly mixedl Quartette,
(Sure cure for hysterics)
Part II
Tableaux,
/. The Old Old story"
2. Jewels"
3. THE Sleeping Beauty"
4, Hunting Scene"
Music,
Part WI.
aSide Show"
See the Freaks Of Nature.
i Three-headed woman (Alive
tool
2. Three Eyed Girl (Sees you tool
3. Man with Three Ears. (Can
hear pin drop too,)
interesting Curios.
Paradise on Earth" Blissful Fam
ily Jars, Realistic, Solid Heads
First Glass Meal, Round Steak,
Dead Beats.
Refreshments thrown in and poured
in too.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-29

The Ohio, at Evansville and Mt.
Vernon, will continue rising during
the next As hours At Padueah not
much change during the next 30
hours At Cairo. will fall during the
next Sc to AS hours.
The Tennessee, from Florence TO
the mouth, not much change during
the next 30 hours.
The Mississippi from below St.
Louis to Cairo. will continue failing
during the next Sc hours.
N. NJ. CUNNINGHAM.
Observer
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-29
THE WEATHER
IsxyvIx411TJI11TJJST1T1TT
Ycsterday's Cairo Temperature.
General Conditions.

Yesterday Yves another uncomfor-
tally warm day, with fair sky most
orgthe time, but a trace of rain fell
driving the noon hour The govern
mett bulletin reported rain from "A
points none heavy The extremes of
tcniperature were 80 at Phoenix, Ariz.,
and Al at Helena and Winnemucca,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-29
RICE FAMINE IN
CENTRAL JAPAN
ri ? fEAVY FLOODS RENDER
rCBsANTs DESTITUTE AND
E-E ~ PRICE or RicE
CAUSES SCARCITY.

Toxic Aar s-Thcusands Of
i.easa-ts are destitute ani aartilc ~
4 consemren.r 80 the disaeigcu ae16s
ia tAe GENITAL province of Japaa DER
.He thr iasf .er DAYS TEE price ff
-ics IS hishc. lal ever btiof. and n
rc1 famine g. side rrs ri.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-29
CLEVELAND HAS INDIGESTION

Princeton. \. j., Aug 2s.-Former
President Grover Cleveland has not
yet left Princeton to join his family at
their summer home and the probable
tiles now are that he viii not do so
at all but will await their return here
MT Cleveland is still suffering from
indigestion, but he Is UP and about the
house and his condition is not regard
ed As sehious.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-29
BIDS WANTED

Bids for painting the steel arch
at Eight street and Commercial ave
Hue with two coats Of paint viii Dc
received AZ the CITY clerks Office.
iii Commercial avenue until D. m
September 3.
The right Is reserved 10 rciect any
and all bids.
ERNEST WORKMAN.
SOmptrolier
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-29
CARD OF THANKS,

Mr.. and Mrs. J. II Lee desire 70
express their gratitude to their friends
who were so kindly attentive during
the illness and after the death of
heir little SON
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-29
WITHOUT FOUNDATION
Is Rumor That Canal Commission
Wishes 70 Be Rid Of Negro
Labor.

Panama. Aug ga reduction en-
the forces at work on certain divisions
@ fthe canal gave rise % = rero' 2
that thc isthsaian canal commission
desired 70 get fid of tho negro labor
ny when questioned tuday Col G0e-
thais declared that the rumors were
without foundation
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-29
Mutual Protection League
Some Facts and Special Features Att the League.

fer 1a0G was only sL07 rcr thousand
dollars az insurance In fore { lower
than the lowest ~ othcr \ eeties)
thrs proving itsNf to hc the Nest
economically managed Of al the frs.
terral beneflciary societies, EEK
pcnse Of nanag, leut OF az old line
company averages 'put $1,000 for cv
cry 100000 Of H. rance 10 force
Who pays this dit nice u about
5000? The policy no or hf coyfse
+ T. Death claims pa over slOAO.
COO Death claims prov, and nppail
none
- Occupations prohibit n: AIRY
and all that tend to shorten HIN
H. Insurcs its members q 10 ayn
of co
Is Payments Of premiums: forth
~, quarterly semi-annualy or !; nual
~, as best suits the needs of tn indl
yidual
1G, Pays permanent disabilit re-.
sitting from accident or old age.
1t has all the advantages OF tn 10
gal reserve or old line method and MI
the advantage OF the fraternal All III
od without the disadvantages Il
either
is. Cost to join, only medical Ell
aminers fee Of $1.00
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-29

The Charlotte Boeckeler brought
two barges Of wood from the lower
RIVER for the Southern Wood Supply
The Ferd IIerold was in port yes
tar,Iay morning for half an hour, from
Memphis bound for st. Louis. She
nut off GS77 packages at Memphis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-29
Too Late to Classify.

fOsT-Iisit weight silk Eteq
iaefct With green stripes. tTimmei
With riaa green and lace finder fe.
tura q tLls Office and receive reward
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-29
eusS Girls Of l,s,v

The italian women are Industrious.
Even while Walking alone the street
TIE Roman girls are busiiy engaged In
knitting
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-29
Forecasts For Today.

IN Cairo and yicinity Fair; slight
temperature changes.
lllinas. Fair; slight temperature
changes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-29
Washinaton Forecast.

Washington. Aug 2S Forecast for
Illinois, showers Thursday Friday
fair Fresh cast Winds
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-29

When shopping ask to see Anti
Freckle Cream-trial box free. Hal.
lock Pharmacy Co.. Harrisburg Ill
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-29

Please Note--Cut this adv, out and
save IT, Read the above facts careful.
ly. Discuss them with your relatives
end ffiends BE ready to hand in
your application for membership to
the first solicitor that calls upon you
in the interest Of the Mutual Protect
ion League, II you are interested aud
cannot wait just drop postal card
and I shall gladly call on YOU. Act
now Delay often means disappoint
ment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-07
rRee vENlsoM Zoe 40.

Kremmling. Col. Oct 4The an.
usual abundance OF deer and other
game Ia this vicinity this year result.
ed today Ia one Of the most unique
festivals that has ever been known 10
Colorado. where Melon Day Pump
Kin Pie Dav' and similar celebrations
have become established Institutions,
Todays celebration was known as
"Venison Dag. aud The feature was
an immense free dinner ia which "a
dozen roasted deer. 1000 front. sew
eral bear and variety OF small game
were features ri the menu.
The celebration and fhe accompany
ing feast attracted hundreds OF vis-
itors from Denver Greeley. Colorsfo
Springs and 2 number Of other cites
and towns free rafle Of the deer
heads aud bear skins followed the
big dinner
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-07
SERVICE FOR
THE VERMONT


Boston. Mass. Oct AT the
Charlestown navy ward TODAY inter
eating ceremonies we're held Ia con-
nection with the presentation OF n
handsome silver service Dy the state
of Vermont to the battleship Of that
name The presentation was made
by Governor Proctor who was accom-
panied by bis official stan and 3 mum.
ber OF other eminent representatives
Of the Green Mountain State m be.
half of the United States navy the
gift was accented by Captain William
r Potter. the commander Of the YER
mont AZ the same time a handsome
silk flag was given 90 the batileship
hy the Vermont Daughters Of the Rev
OutiOn. and tho W. g. r. U OF the
state presented 90 each member Of tho
ships crew q comfort bag
The silver service presented To tho
battleship consists OF ~ pieces. In
cuding a punch howl. a ladle. plateau
or waiter. unon which the bowl stands.
two candelabra. a water pitcher. two
salad bowls. a meat dish. a serving
tray. two compotes and a butter dish
The service cost the state OF Vermont
about $3,500.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-07

accompanied by Manager Riley. Of the
Kerfoot hotel
Attorney chas. Woods is in okla.
homa City,
sheriff Bart Murphy IS in oklahoma
City .oday I
Attorney Virgil NJ Hobbs is in Of
lahoma city
Judge J. b. A. Robertson is ovkr
from Chandler,
Attorney Sam Harris Is here from
Oklahoma City.
p L. Donahoe. Of Ponea city, is "a
Guthrie visitor.
Conductor o. c. Griffin is in the
city from Newton.
Attorney w. H. Chappell and wife
are in Orlando today.
Attorney =. C. Hunt is in okiaho.
ma City on legal business.
John Favor. of the hoard Of county
commissioners, Is down from Mplball
Chancellor Geo. IT, Bradford, of The
Epworth university, is IN the city to-
day.
Moritz Behr manager Of the
Partisan store. is in Oklahoma cit'
today.
Contractors Mike Cassidy and Joe
Severns returned 10 Oklahoma Cit'
this morning
c. B. Wade has returned to DustiI
after a visit in the city over SUNDAY
with relatives.
Roger Merrill returned TO Anadark'
this morning after a brief visit In ih'
city with friends.
Lee Howard, Of Hugo, editor Of ih'
Chostaw Chronicle. Is Ia the city Il
confer with Gov Haskell.
y. y. Rice. OF Coyle, spens Sunda
la the city with his brother Deput
County Clerk Carl L. Rice.
n. NJ. Carrier has returned from .
extended trip through the North an
East much improved in health.
Baron Campbell Of the Owl dru
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opp FELLows AonoR leApra.

Mt Pleasant. Iowa. Oct 4-lIonors
We're paid today TO w S Burton of
this city ON the occasion OF his Goth
anniversary rs a member of the order
of odd Fellows. Mr. Burton i.s in
his sSth year and Is lowa's oldest Past
Grand Master. l. o o r lie was
initiated in the order at Huntsville,
Mo, Oct 4. lS47, and passed through
chairs. and became a past grand there
he removed io Iowa IN 1864. and was
elected grand master n 1863 He SIS
gtlll actlvo IN lodge work here. and Is
considered the grand old man of Iowa
OddfeliOWshiD
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-07
BALTIMORE WILL BENEFIT.

Baltimore. Nd oct 3 The steam.
ship Mobile sails from Antwerp TO-
day for this city thus inauearaiing
"A new regular service between Balti-
more and the Belgian port The SER
vice viii be maintained by the Allan
tic Transportation Comnaay. which al
Britain
The company purposes 20 make a
IA aag lar route between this city
and London and Antwerp Local
grain mer hants are much clated over
the new line. as Il promises greater
vessel room for Antwwp where
much grain rs shipped at times
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-07
.P PERSONAL Mention:


IT, H. Phillips is in Perry.
Or Ramaley is in Edmond
E ] Fnney is in Edmond
G. D. Webber is in Purcell.
LoMs Day is in Ponea city.
Leslie Parker is in Norman.
49,
Adam Traband is in Mulhar.
Frank Gatchell Is ia Mulhall
H. NJ. Ferguson is in Mulhall.
Eben Pyle Is in Oklahoma City.
G C. Alexander is in Ponca city.
sam colemaa is in Perry today.
DIR a. L. Blesh is in Oklahoma City,
Attorney Geo. NJ Green is in Perry.
prof O. e Buck is in Oklahoma
CITY.
Fred Hunt is visiting in Oklahoma
City
Vernon Whiting is in the city from
Enid
M T. Armanuoat has returned from
Perry.
Thomas n Gisf OF ST. Louis is In
tho city.
Judge b r. Hainer OF Perry Is ia
the city
eephas Miller is in the city from
Seward
j. L. Johnson IS in the city from
Marshall
5 T. Ferris ie IN the city from
sull@atef
r C. Raymond is here from OKLA
homa city
Lieutenant Ooversor George Bel
amy. OF El Reno, Is In the city today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-07

store, and VIM Covalt left this morn
ing for Meridian, where they will pur.
chase a section % land for the pur
pose of raising goats.
a. H. Dameil, chief detective Of tho
,Rock Island road with headquarters
at Fort WORTH. is in the city today
comforting with United States Mar
shal Alternately In regard to the Gun.
reth "ear shippers" case Darnell Is
the omieer that aided Marshal Abet.
nathy in arFesting Anderson and his
three sons charged with being the
guilty parties at El Reno some Time
ago, and who we're discharged for
Mack of evidence. I
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-07

After being out all night tie Jury
in the J. ~ Gossard va. ) w Nc
N1al case. this morning upon the re-
conyening of court brought IN a iudg
ment against the defendant IN the sum
of Sl,3SS
The cases of niesh and 3oed asV
The Guthrie Hospital company VS. the
administratof Of the estate of ChaS
r. Cullen, deceased. both appeals from
the probate court We're dismissed at
the cost of the plaintiffs in the case
The case OF the Jefferson Furni-
ture company W.. York Byers. an ap-
peal case from the probate court is
on trial this afternoon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-07

from Pawnec. who was sentenced tO
i've months for stealing a mare. The
other seven were all from Lawton AMI
served three months sentence each
for dispOslng of whisky 10 Indians.
They are J ID. Foster, tan old sol
dier). Wiley Dunn. Mexican joe"
Will Edwards. (col); D. Burnett, Sam
Taylor. lcol), and VIM Peel,
Murderer Reported IN Hiding Here
.It was reported here this afternoon
that bib Roy" the negro who shot
and Killed an aged white woman last
hight at Ripley. was seen here. Bin
/Roy" is a well known police court
character and IS probably hiding ont
here with his friends
Getting Ready For the LsglSia.use,
The PHsiness Mems league has ar
ranged for the furnishing OF the 154
desks and chairs for the members of
the first state legislature and will at
its next meeting let "a contract for
their manufactures II is not yet fully
determined whore the first state legis.
lature will meet but u Is thought that
It win be IN the city hall bulldile
where the constitutional convention
was IN session In that case the up.
per floor will be ased fer the lower
house and the senate chamber viii
be in the city council room, which
can be easily enlarged by throwing
the large room used during the con.
snmtional convention as a pOsionice
and cloakroom INTO one with the
1 council chamber
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-07
AANn pAINTEp cHlNA.

We have just received from the
studio Of Mrs. Martin seig, Chicago, 4
limited number Of pieces Of ha"d
painted china. These are the work OF
one Of the foremost china artist IN
the country They are being display
ed in our show window where their
loveliness speaks for it0eif- Let US
price them 70 you.
GUTHRIE GLASS AND CHINA Co
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-07
ARKANSAS VETERANS.

Hot Springs. Ark. Oct. 4.-The
crowd of visitors here for the ctaie
fair was increased today hv the pres
ence OF scores OF Confederate yeter
ans from an over the state. who came
to attend the annual eneampment o.
the Arkansas division Former SEN
ator James II. Berry Is presiding over
the encampmont The principal work
before The body IS the election Of
officers for the ensuing wear
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-07

"Out of sight. out OF mind is an
old saving which applies with special
force to "a sore. burn or wound that's
been treated with Bucklen's Arnica
Salye les out OF sight out OF mind
aud ont OF existence Piles too and
chlihlains diaappea under It's heal
lhg influence. Guaranteed By All
druggists 25o
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-07
SEEK MEN WHO STARTED FIRE.
Fort Reno Officers Lock for Those
said 10 Have Caused Loss


Ei Reno. Okla. oct 3-The army
authorities at Fort Reno six miles
from here. rdooking for the men
who were seen to nre the prairie on
she reservation Monday which de.
ktroyed valuable hay crop and
mach equipment Of the Oklahoma Ma
tionnl Gumrd and endangered many
lives. A worker IN the army hay
camp. two miles south OF the fort, en-
tered the guards camp Monday night
badly burned from fighting the llames
and reported that the three men.
mounted. placed the Gre IN four spots
and then rode toward ~ Reno. Had
the burners waited another hour the
entire guard and army force would
haye been away from the post The
damage II is now Thought, VIII reach
S2OOcO
Adiuiant General Niles has con
vened a board OF survey 20 aasess the
damage to the goyerumnct property
Henry schaGor a wealthy man of This
place. has siglifed his intention OF
reimbursng every officer and enlist
ed man in their personal LOSSES.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-07
Railroad Events
T.gnaRaWs,asaan, suaHaaaHG

Conductor Mason is now running ON
the Purcell-Guthrie run in Conductor
Al Clazier's place, who IS enjoying q
few days lay or
The billy Kersands' minstrel show
car left on Santa Fe trai aNo ~ for
Oklahoma City this morning whore
they will show tonight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-07

The state election board meets TO-
morrow 10 canvass the vote Both
Ffantz and Atforney Gea-
oral Cromwell are absent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-07

Pastime Euchre club meets In after
noon with Mrs. f. NJ Ross, 2i5 North
Ash street.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-07

Mrs. II E Mayetie. who has been
IN the Topeka hospital the past two
weeks. had recovered suficieutly yes.
terday TO be removed 10 her home
here By her husband, Brakeman Her
bert Mayeiie. Of the Eastera Okla
homa run.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-07
TOPICS OF
THE TOWN

Forsciosure Suit Filled.
@. o. Fish this mornng fled suit IN
the district court against Chas. S.
Lett Emma Lett ct al 10 foreclosure
mortgage and the recovery OF S7lS95
on notes given by the defendants
In Polics Court
May Rogers and Annie Johnson
we're arraigned before Jadge Boles
this morning on a charge Of street
walking. The cases were continued
until the afternoon session.
Immigrants From Foreign Lands.
-Four car loads OF Russians and
Germans arrived in the city last night
from Galveston direct from the old
country. They are to settle IN Okla
homa and Kansas Twenty left this
morning for Perkins where they viii
engage in cotton picking for the sea
son. and as many more left for
Sparks and Okemah where they VIII
settle
ls This Retrlbutive Justice2
Thomas Morris. secretary Of the
/ Oklahoma live stock sanitary DoAio
has been notified that the cattle OF
William w Schlegel. living nea1
Perkins. in Payne county, WIN led the
fight against the enforcement OF me
quarantine regulations by the hoard
] with the result thar the board placed
the quarantine line above Payns
county. are dying IN great aumber'
from Texas fever Neighbors o
schlegel are complaining that theil
cattle are being exposed. They We're
referred 10 the local authorities, th'
board having been Withdrawn from
the county.
Eight Prisoners Released
Fiom Federal Jail
Eight prisoners We're released iron
the federal jail this morning afte
having served out their senienecs
lThey are Rena Vedis q Mexican