Graham Leader. (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 30, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 6, 1890 Page: 2 of 8
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Graham Jeintcr.
> J.W. GRAVES, PaanarroB.
Graham -
Texas.
WOULD-BE SUICIDE.
Gbk. Jackson, according to a New
Orleans antiquarian, appeared OB the
battlefield at dial motto togged put in
queer style. He wore a full suit ©f
regimentals, save and excepting the
chapeau bras. Instead of that he wore
a silk hat of the “stovepipe” or “chim-
ney-pot” style.
A Houston Sport Tries the Mor-
phine Route.
A District Judge and Custom Official Chal-
' lenge Each Other.
Dk. McGLynn nays he would prefer
to be burned at tho,aLu.ko thfth ta ro-
tract one word he has ever uttered.
The doctor does not stand on an exalted
Jonely pinacle when he expresses ( u,v, mmum 3Ult.m(. jo.icruay ari«r-
?MDt' ThU rtm“ Wh° llkei ,1,000 bv hiking morphine. It was notdls-
to -tekebaek what ho has once said covered until nearly 13 o'clock, add he
Leg Amputated—Very Heavy R.al Estate Transac-
tions at HasketL
Houston, Tex, Feb. 28. Andy Gray,
who has been known locally as making
sums pretensions to befng a pugtlfotTmT
latety devoting most of hi* time to tend-
ing bar for I oin Quiulin, made a desperate
attempt to commit suicide yesterday after
is the exception.
A Gernan Baron has been arrested
in New York for neglecting to pay a
board bill. The distinguished Teuton
is evidently barren of Amorican dol-
lars. lie haaa wife, however, so that
the title-hunting American heiress is
. . , .. . , ----- moc-mu oaiiery auu Kept
deprived of the chance of extricating j it up until! late t„ the afternoon, with
him from his difficulties. 1 -------.....-
John Burns, the London labor
leader, has written to hi9 “friends in'
America," Baying that he sympathizes
with the labor movement in this coun-
try, but will be unable to accept the aeep nim stirring ahd aljVc. He has boon
invitation of the American Federation living Imre several years aud is a fine
of Labor to visit America and take specimen of physical manhood,
part In the eight-hour movement.
very beneficial effects. At dark this even-
ing he is able to stand, but one of the doe-
tors stated ttiut while there were reasonable
hopes of his survival, Itrtvas by no ryeans
certain. In addition to the use of elec-
tricity, every other means was used fo
keep him stirring ahd aljve. lie has been
county farmer and a brother-in-law of
Judge Aldredge of Dallas, was in the city
Monday accompanied by Willie Aldredge.
Along In the evening they started home
in their hack, ami when nearing the rail-
road where It crosses Kaufman street they
heard a train. < 'apt. Boyce knowing he
had a skittish animal to the hack, started
to turn round, to drive back down the
street to keep the animal from seeing ' the
train, but in the act of turning the whit-
tle blew, and the hor-e* became unman-
ageable and dashed down the street.
Willie Aldredge jumped out and .sustain-
ed painful, if not serious internal In-
juries. Capt Tloyce remained in ttie hack
until It win smashed into smitlwircuus,
and himself lauded on a pile of rock in
Kaufman Street branch. He is hadly hurt
about the feet and legs, and with Willie
Aldredge is at the residence of Harry
Pickett, his brother-in-law, Mr. Aldredge
is a brother of Judge Aldredge.' They
made an almost miraculous escape from
death. >
ADJIIMIED INSANE.
A louDf Man With t Very Quesr Halo-
ctnatioa.
San Antonio, Tex.. Feb. 27.—Harry
A LANGUAGE ALL HER OWN.
An Entirely Hew Kind of a Phenomenon.
FtpttelHere, a young man of excellent 1 g Pennsylvania Girl Who Bpsaks la a To#'
fauiilv aiul ii native of this J _ ^ . _
family and a native of this city, was ad-
judged Insane yesterday afternoon. Up
to Oct SMJth last he had showu no signs
of mental weakness. Oh the date stated
he went to Piedrns Niegras on a busi-
ness mission for a
gae Understood by But One Other Person—
A Study For the Philological Chapa
Little Minnie Kn,ufmnnn, 9 yeajp
old, resides with her papa and inuin-
was tlien very far gone, in fact those Who
discovered It thought lie was dead. The
amount In took wa- pot known, but he _■ ____ ■
appeared to be jlnn.Ht cold in death. Dis„ l yoiour.
I urticr and Koebeg were the tirst pliyst- Gainesv li.r.K, /ex., Feb. 20.—A
cians who reached him and after a few
unsuccessful attempts to arouse him they
applied a strong electric battery aud kept
ey-
The distinguishing feature pf the
Australian system of voting is an obso-"
lytoAjr secret ballot, a separate fltpar.t-
ment in which each elector, free from
the impertinent Interference of mor-
ceroary ticket-peddlers, may arrange
bis own ballot, and the use of a ballot
Hkn Angelo Note*.
San Anqki,o, Tex., Feb. 27.—The fol-
lowing taxes have been levied by the com-
missioners court of Tom Green county.
District school 20 cents, ad Valorem 25
cents, courthouse and jail 25 cents, road
and bridge 15 cents and state 32>i cents.
Two ears of cattle were shipped from
here to At Louis last night, to Hammons
M. B. Pulliam sold to-day9500 muttons,
Baknum Is going to build whnt he
.will call the largest and most complete
ampitheatre In the world, on a plot of
ground hear Central Park, when he
returns from Europe. This.makes the
managers of the new Madison Square
Garden very angry, and they threaten
terms private. Air. Pulliam says muttons
are In big demand and that they are worth
over 50 per cent, jnote now Hum they
were twelve months ago. which he attrib-
utes to the large quantity of mutton
shipped to England through, the drossed
beef combine at 4-4rirng
to import the Paris Hippodrome as Av
rival attraction to Barn um. ^ •{
■ wascBEa#--
'&
It has been made public that the
morgue at St. Louis Khs become a
placd or disgraceful revelries. A city
ought to discriminate. Orgies and
dhath ought not to mingle, but tuste
seems ta bs vitiated in St. LeuK «o
that anything may be expected there.
Next It may bo told there that They
are holding picnics in cemeteries.
A. R. SporkoUH. the Librarian of
_ Congtjgfts. has the face of a Slav, but
the brains of( an American. Jdis
knowledge of hooka ja .piion/vm^pXp ■
whut he docs not know about books is
not worth knowing. But ho’ is no
more book-worm; he enjoys the social
life of Washington, and is fond of at
tending the literary reunions there.
There is one thing that wo don’t
want in our new navy and that is the
monster 1 KMotr gmr Timrftmy’be^an
ornament to araan-of war. But for ail
practical' pimposes it has proved itself
* gigantic failure. Of the seven groat
110-ton guns now in existence four are
broken down, although thoy have
never been subjected-to the strain of.
half an hour's firing.
=3=
A Montreal mom has been con-
demned to pay the sum of |1 as dama-
ges for having called upon a person ;in
a factory with a view to collecting a
debt The court held that the domi-
cile of the debtor is the projier place
at which to demand money that is
owing. It further declared that to
a*k on the street for money that is due
constitutes an assault
.The good old way of settling dis-
putes by might on tho principle that
those may keep wno can. received a
severe blow when the principle jot arbi-
tration became recognized as the most
enlightened method of ndjustjng na-
tional differences. The next step was
the upplmation of the same principle
to the peculiar conflicts of labor in
modern times kpow^ as strikes, and
her* a|s0 tho Just application of the
principle was followed by success.
An eastern paper offered a prize of
ll.iHW for the bust editorial sent in by
anybody who wished to copipote.
There were! 1G1 offered and out of this
number only sixteen Were selected out
Qf which the winner was to be named.
No better proof than this Is neecskary
to show that the ■isirgn ,itlaj irity of pe<>-
#ld WbO I’re always declaring that ft.....
thejMvef© marring their favorite newa-
tireenTlIle Gleaning*.
Greenville, Tex,, Feb. 27.—The fifth
regiment! baud of this city left on the
eveningTrain Tuesday for D.-nison, where
they went to participate in a grand con-
cert and banquet given in the tTate City.
Tlie concert was participated in by four
liamls, all of north Texas, ami no doubt
.but Denison enjoyed an unusually rare
musical treaty
B- F. I^dbney has lefphrr Fmoryf 'WTicre
iic goes as a special jitdge in a very im-
portant land suit.
After a lovely warm spring day a brisk
norther blew up Tuesday night and the
metcury is gradually failing, with Indica-
tions of snow or a very cold rain.
clone passed through tills city at 2 o’clock
yesterday ifioruiug blowing down a num-
ber of houkes, umooting others' and scat
tftClpg business signs all over tlie city.
The Masonic hall was unroofed and the
furniture badly damaged by water. The
damage will probably amount to $400.
The Santa Fe freight depot was almost
demolished. The roor was carried several
hundred feet, leaving the buildipg almost
.a total wreck.
Iff East Gainesville a number of dwell-
ings were blowp from their foundations,
while some ure wrecked, but so far no
serious injury to persons is reported.
This is tile most destructive storm that
has visited thi* city for years and the dam-
age to property is very large, but cannot
at the present tithe lie properly estimated.
UlUi 1031UOD n itu uui io*»'« ouu uiuur 1
mission for a San Antonio ^ ^ Mmnip is petite, >
rm, re run® on Ifov; 5. aud soon after blue-eyed, auburn-haired and well eu-
t v» oped a mild fortp of madness. He dowed mentally and physically, yet
a >ors un r the impression that he is g]ie j3 ft philological phenomenon,
being pursued by a band of conspirators Tliat la> „ho Ullks4 u language of lief
seeking his life, iiyd l^s frequently cttiicd
upon the police to protect him.
Nuccessful Iturglur*.
San Antonio, Tex., Feb. 27.— Bur-
glarsmade a daring raid Tuesday almost
In the business center of the city. Tlie
rear door of the produce and commission
house of J. T. Brown & Co., on Flores
street, was forced open and a hole drilled
through tlie safe dhor to the combination
'oik, which wi.s shattered by a punch
driven by a heavy sledge-hammer. The
L ‘Life was gutted and some S75 in money
-and. a. check oh the King. lrou-Iiaidga cmu*.
pany for $50 taken aw'ay. The tnioves
left all their tools, except the fire drills
with which they bored into tlie safe. No
clew t© UeMr khmtfty has yet bean found.
This is tlie eighth burglary reported lu the
past Ten days. Last niglu.’*-job-vyas-elear
Iy the work of professionals
[ j, .
®»» Antonio l.ocnU.
Han Antonio^TOx., 25.—A desperate
aftempt was made at un early hour >ester-
day morning to break the jail at Seguin'
and this afternoon .Sheriff Autrey brought
here three dangeroils negro prisoners for
safe keeping,
I lie Illinois Press association, sixty-
tliree in number, arrived here at an early
hour (tills morftlnk and remained until
imhmi when Ihey left for Mexico, and on
their return, about March 4, will probably
remain loqger tiian thoy did to-day.
A A young man named George Forsyth
Ifom Providence. lh I.. died hero at an
early hour Monday morning and his body
is In charge .of the Knights; «f Pythias,
awaiting the arrival of his father, who
will reach here toinor.ow.
The examining trial of Fred Weil,
charged with the theft of fifteen head of
fine mifles-from Kdenigheiffi's ranch, was
begun before Justice McAllister yesterday
afternoon, but owing to«the absence of a
very material witness counsel postponed
The examination untn 'WedTfesd.iy. ,------
Nutt* Against ftullroa.l*.
Galveston, Tex.. Feb. 20__'fwo suits
for damages were filed In thf United
States court against Charles Dillingham
as receiver of the Houston and Texas
Central railway company to recover on
account of the killing of employes. One
of these by Mary A. Burkeof Hairltcoun.-
ty for herself and five minor children' ask.
iug for 820,000 for the killing of nor hus-
band, '1'. TV. HtirkA a freight engineer on
the Houston and Texas Central railway,
who lost his life iu consequence of a cob
Baton near Millikrn, Oi l l, iacn»,-h»rtTntn
Feb. -20—The
To Ideutlry * Hotly,
Heidenhkimkk, Jex., Fob. 23.—A
party of citizens left tiere TlnirsdaV for
Barclay, Falls county, to identify the
boily of a man who committe<l suicidd by
ah poling hhaSllf through -the head at that
place about the l«th of tills ntoitlh.'
About 8300 was found on his body, but
Nothlfig-to Identify 1»1ul Cttfaemr Tttimr
from tlte description given of the man
that he is a party who Ik accused of rob-
Wng in this place.
Land- lluyern.
IIaskelI, Tex., Feb. 28 —Col. Wilpox-
son of Galveston. Judge Denny and Col. D.
A. Nuntl of ( rorkett a^e here and have
imught lieavlly of real e-state in the coun-
ty. Col. Nunn has recently l»een all over
the panhandle and visited the prosperous
counties of Clay, Wichita, Wilbarger,
Baylor and Knox and he says Haskell is
the, finest county in the sir e iuid he has
shown Ids good judgment by buying large
tracts of land in this county.
llrnkeiuMii I^IUiL
Beckvii.lk, Tex.,TeL. 24.—At Flana-
gan Saturday while handling the brake
Brakeman Mark Wilkins lost “his balance
and fell between The cars, which passed
Over the lower portion of the body. He
wa*,„ breathing his last when reached.
a It hough the road had be*u in operation
twelve years this is tin- first brakeman
killed.
' A rnnarcl.
Br.ONNOW-PnATRTE, Teg .
old fort story, which is not new at all,
probably took shape in this way: 'Jen or
fifteen years ago tlwreniains of an old fort
were said lo tm, very distinct about three
miles above tlie then mouth of tho Brazos
on Red river, which fort.^a* suppo-ed 'to
have l>een buiJL by a remnant of LaSalle’s
followers where they are said tp have re-
mained for a year or two after Ids murder
This is about twenty-five-miles a little
wekt of north of Paris. The change of
the current or Red river has destroyed
theni in th'e last few yeats,
A Foil Hand*
Fa his, Tex., Feb. 27. — Deputy Marshall
Bill McCall arrived in the e.ty yesterday
with General Alexapderand Wesley Smith,
Chickasaw negroes charged .with the mur-
der qf F rank Billy at Leader postoffice
TV>«co wii.speroig*.
.Waciv Tev., Feb. 27. Just at dark
last night Deputy Sheriff Bdl Wtralev.of.
>V aco ami John D. Fitts of. Hubbard City
bail a man to rush upon them and to in-
tilct several gashes with a razor on t/ie,
person of the deputy sheriff. J. H.
Hughes, a Wiier, was arrested apd Jailed
charged with the deed. He admits that
lie did the cutting, but .declares that he
thought Mr. Whaley auother person. He
says he had nothing against Mr. Whaley,
and regrets hurting him.
running Into some box cars around a curve
that had broken loose from a train ahead.
The other suit is by Mrs. Evely Allen of
Harris county for herself, her minor child
lm,l ’he mother of the deceased. The
plaintiff being tlie w idow of a freight con-
ductor on tlie Houston and Texas Central,
M. 11. Allen, alleged -to have been killed
as a result of a collision, near Waller, on
Oct. 23, 1889.
own --and no one besides bee
Elizabeth is able to understand any-
thing she says. Minnie and Elizabeth
eat, play aud sleep together almost
like one being. Tlie only time they
are apurt is during the hours thfto older
girl spends at school, aud it took a
tong while to get them used to this
short separation, espeiiiul’y Minnie,
who even now cries often aud is al-
ways ntcrose and downcast while Le,r
Bister is awuy. Taking all this in con-
sideration duol’woul/ thirlk that littlS
Minnie by this time had imparted to
her sister the ubility to talk us well al
to understand l>^r peculiar' language.
But Mi Hi is not tho ease. Though able
to grasp the meaning of each word
littered by ’i6r at oueo and translate it
into English or benaftir, Elizabeth
cannot apeak mow than a dozen cA
ttn*m. Mtmtto can proiTomteo nil the
lette.-s of tho English alpilubet except ^
F. i>. y and W ns veil as oould bo da-
s red. The letter "l"’ sho proaounces
•Eo,” "K,” “Knrg” (wliiclt is the Gen-
mao pronunciation); ••Q’* shq cniniOf
sound at all, and the letter “W” she
speaTs like “Waali.”
i he child is very slty in the pres-
ence of strangers, especially when one
seems to have come to examine into
her case, upd it required it great deal
of coas.:ng from her mother baforo j
she would consent to read the alpha- *
bet. A trunslaLion of some of the
wo’/ds and sentences used by Mianie
tc convey ber thoughts w.is afterwards
procured from her sister and is given
oelow. To find a principle for the
construction of tbo words will bb a
■ iw T y ii ii .......ill ■■ m.i ■ ii ii t* t V7 . .|p.
the
Dealer—“Yi
bou»ehold goo
to go to FI vr id
ijlranger —*■
Ibnler—“I
^fise you Wouli
wfully |>ainte
might please
Homo,’ und bo
Ktrunger — “
. thy propcieUii
«nicl{8oitviile.”
L Deqlftr—*‘Ai
NHitto might si
Not (five F’o
W’-aeldy.
The left hai
than tho nght
Dou’t expect
you inqiutieut,
ago.
If others did
would not rer
Otliers.
AfU*r death ti
than n po
No man knov
of life arc until
When.
thing, and Is a
a myiui
mj.l
i*i
ff you find you
health Kullln
ana assrmnati
Check these hi
tore decay wit
stramg tonic,
Hegtnnlng at tl:
the Hitters reni
. its rrrura. and;
digestive organ
separate from t
whl<-h tlie bluoi
Is tlie system n
strpngthpttM, a
stayed. Api)etl
regular hauli a
various fioetlo
ural and health
over. Is a hjhs-I
’rial complaint*
"kidney troubles
In a novel tl
ever after, but
happy and marr;
difference.
1
k ’Tl* Frrque
Mr. H. C.iAloon
that Alien’* Lung
for fifteen year*. *
Oiqjh Remedy, a
m* IrequenUy re,
profession here.
In man, mode-
woman, admirat
Siie also sties for 820,000.
-Sr
(Vroblotn wortliy of solution by
philologists. For “small” Miuniu says
“iili;” for very small, “llji lili;” for
“eotno to mo,u" t*ta,:i nnd for dog. “ho-
ho.” When she calls her ^little pet
dog she s iys : “Tit; Hit ho-no.11’“Meat”
M»o .-alls “Tsohi;” bread, “bo;” coffee,
“ton-hi;” bu^er, “inoua;” potatoes,
“tlaloda;” plate, “tulo,” kmfo, “tas-
su; ’ fork, “gala.’1 Other familiar ob-
jects she denominates its follows
Oregon,
Mild, equal
dant crops,,
stoek (‘oun trt
tiou free. A
tiou Board, I‘
Some jH'oplc th
by tolling tiieir o
that they have m
Chair, “pgne;” table, “tnassfi;” bed
Mfixti” bureau, “‘ternpi;’’ horse, “hky;
pig. “.pitta;” Cow, (“bluh-blah;” cat.
twelve-months aga The prisoner-.-it is J
altegpfl. wiirluid' tho mntH,V Uit'rn
“pgha-pit;” ritostor. “oqji-ouh-auh,”
tho sound of the expression ion some-
what resembling the- crowTTi2”’t>f*rthut
Hltegeri, waylaWthe murdered man and
i>hot him with his own gun. MiC tll also
iiad in ids chargirdoe Riclmrdson and Gil-
bert Cane, under arrest for attempting to
murder Israel Lewan Christmas IgsL
Deputy Mnrsliall John Swain tnrlved hero
in evening.with Deputy Marshall Bob
I'm} nhi and Bob Hutciiius, under arrest
for tnrffwrafir of tilg Ofilfibrtlefi JlmSflifT
on the gist of last montb.
"5f. ■_ - — I ^rg« t^wnt Pwt-------*----
San Axi.elo. Tex., Feb. 25.—C. A.
Swansea, wlio arrived here witii an excur-
sion of Swedish fanners last Saturday,
YVhen Mionie thinks that she ought
to have a new dress, she goes and nifts
her arms around her mother's Ueo¥
ana whispers into her ear: “M«’i7 lu
liii tiudju plo dkm” Her mamuia gives
tho jioor child a kiss, und perliups with
a tear in her eye colls Elizabeth to She
wliat Minnie wonts. Ftris ts thg^Bpftng-''
lution; “Mamma, your little girl wants
a u !W dress.’’ There is a two-voar-old
,-v. .t .... • , - VT, f"r g”1*1 U1IA
coll on tho farm with which Minnie is
on very Tamili ir terms. Sho cun do os
sbe likes with hint. Wh’on any one
else comes near him he Uites and kicks
Man Hart. ’ ^
»b. BT.--pWaIter Chtrk,
brakeman on the coal train Hint rpns be
tween this point and the mines at Thur-
ber, fell tinder tlie wheels of the train
yesterday and had both Idgs crushed so
bail iy that amputation will be necessar3'.
His home Is in Greenville, O. He has
been at this place about a month. He IS
a young man of exceptional character and
lias made many frieiids during 'the brief
time he has been here.
nurehiised yesterday In their behalf 13,000 ond S The
aues of Japan fiat land near town in one end can pet him. jump on his back and
tract, from McKiifney Bros., at 84 per rido him about He becomes as gen-
acre. All the above body will be subdi- ’ tle 118 tt 1,llnb as soon us she soeuka -to
-------—,.........him in her peculiar language, She
vided into 100-aere tracts and sold to fami-
lies who will mostly arrive in time fpr
planting crops this spring. A town in the
niidst of the-coiony has been laid off and
will l>e called Sw^adnha.
It could not. improve mtsch on the
present way or editing, h Is safe to
•AJ Must the man who snys he Knows
than tjw editor could not report
n dog-fir h«t
Motion for N.-u friai.
MAmmALt,. Tex , Feb. 28. —s. W. Hnr-
ber of Dallas was tried Tn tlie district
court Thursday on a charge of assault
with intent to funnier. Tlie charge was
reduced to that of a simple assault and tlie
fine placed at 850. A motion for a new
trial was t.l hJ.
^ An Oflirml’M C’i ft!lfnge,
fet, Paso, Tex.. Frit 2s.—^Thursday
ex-Distrlrt Judge Inigo m( Juarez and A
Mexican custom official named Zubmta
haa a personal dimculty. This morning
Judge Inigo ehallengthi «h,hiA:a to a duel
.f tie artalrU creating a.......
^--—- L*t Aa>pnt*«nl.
papw MiOy wdtrht uo thin and so wtt¥^ . Feb W1—W. ' A"
Injured hv beitig run over by
a train near Woodlawn, had bis leg
pntated.
an^
Mlracoiou* K*capn.
Waxahachie. Tex., FeU 24.-(’apL
N. A. Boyce of Boyce, a prominent Ellis
A Deadly Mliot,
Tov.vn, Tex., Feb. 27»—News re tidied
here yesterday that Juan Jimorez. a Mexi-
can. hqd shot Morgan LivingxUm, a wlnio
man. at Snnta Rosa Springs, Tex;., Fell.
22. tlie hail entering lisa right breast He
then fled. Bis horse was found k«re Mon-
ibiy rode down. The would-b«'' pnirderer
Is .‘.tin at large. Officers are on his track.
Livingston maty die from the shofi
'VTrtpl* Death “enteiica. >
Linden, Tex., F'eh. 20. —Judge Shep-
i»nrd Monday passed the, death sentence
on Tom Miles’,'Henry Holden arid Fietch
Holden, tlie tnuruetvrsof Janies MacGregor,
at Atlanta, Tex., and sentenced them to
l»e hanged on tW 10th day of June. Sara
•i«ek«on. one of Um» principals in ttie mur-
der wa^yesUirday grouted anew trial, but
tiro tirst. three witt nurtnubtedly- hjtpg. -*
Dt«» «,f Uta Wdand.
Galvesii.n, Teii, Feb. 20 -The col
ored man, Ben VVashhfgton, who wfig shot
by another colored man, Gus Huey, while
Wheat. Oat* anil Corn.
W heatland, lex., Feb. 20.—Oat sow-
ing is finished, nnd a good stand for those
earlier sown, 'fit* ground is in fine con-
*ays: ‘‘la liii ilyn,” aud the colt will
come up to her like a pot dog.—Chi-
cago Herald. '
When a
aught else u re#
WMlLug,to take ii’
to get well. Wll
slUeratlon Is win
HUfe. Will It or
utlccts? Now, tli
iiTlttiiily safe. J
it 1m called Jiotail
will not harm tl
tutr Will a disci>n
Us further umc .
In the blood. Tli
various vuys. « v
and otlu r uauses
tho Ryyfem will c,
poison, us tnnqy
poison should liu
pe tHken at once,
not bad tq take, :
effects.
J. j). Watkins,
sores covered uiy
tensely ntght nnd
.^^bqlil iiikiyurk u
A ■ Botanic Itlood liu
the first week, mu
from sores und lb
If you don’t salv
to growl because 4
There itrprot
public which st
lenberger’a An
bottle used mal
herald for tin
whon every set
advertising, thi
known to sell
will destroy r
Sent by mall fo
Dft. A.
Ovsr-Eeachel Him*git
English railways have kh<* very sen-
flibie rule that passengers are not to
stand In the cars If any one objects.
An English paper gives tlie following
T.
To-morrow a
DUUU| hvv'ii* ^ii© ground is in fine con- ® 1 * •* w,° luuowinjj
dition for corn planting which will begin *f,#l,tnco of «v®tt one’s rights may
Uiis week. j bo too strongly insisted'upon:
-------------- . . .. - - ". l-«— .U/.l. you kindly a[,ovr
have done to da
died Saturday of consumption, was b uied
Stfhday.
Vvheat is looking only tolerably well.
The warm winter seems to have stunted
its growth.-»-
me to
Mrs. Lnmxon. formerly of’Dallas, who! **‘WW you kindly alii
cd Saturday of consumption, was b uied asked a geiiUemuu a* ho got
into a railway carriage, which car-
riage already oontalned the speciflad
number. ,
The I»
We htve'an ex
len’* Lung Bal**
all other prepara
for aimpie forma
gumption. Two
notice recently w
With prompter**
edlrg had failed I
I Cattle Male.
Bairp. Tex.. Feb 20.— Kansas buyers
are here and they are making it lively for
“ ‘Certainly not, sir:” exclaimed a
passenger occupying a^ttornor seat
near the door- The way those trains
are dvererowdod is shameful^ i
“ As you appear to be the only per-
llie ownefs of three and four year old eon who objects to my presence ’ re
oSiris -1 •uu
I-and, Ranch and Cattle company, and | ” Then I shfdl call the guard and
shipped tliem to Moline, Kan., Monday, havo you removed, sir’
nnd it is understood they have forty cars I - “Suiting the action to the word th*
rt:^dpTerfroTHnd’puiua*
firice*. "t his head out of he window, voclfor-
A Oni.r. L>niggl
.■*"* When a mo
when to go )
being a model g
i
When Baby was stci(;.
When she was a Child
When "he became Mil
When aha had Chlidrei
A woman nover bl
can possi&y -Maine a
r on vie t Recaptured.
rAttw. Tex,, Feb. ^5 -Cnpt Gnnn,
sheriff of tills county, arrived In tlie city
from Bonham yesterday niorilW, having
In charge an escaped convict named Fred
Boitan who broke Jail six montiis p(a
rwUa
ously dsin .nded the gttard. The B«».
comer saw hls opportunity, and quietly
(Upped into the corner tut
“ ’One over the number.’ said th*
new-oomer to tha guard. Coolly/
“You must oome o'ut, air!” the train’s
folng on/ and wUbou* watting for
further explanation th* gnard pnliod
out the aggrieved paroenger, who was
r-Oeo. H. Stahl, mat
celsior Inchbator, Q\
, . batch of letters recel
have tried his device
ers are enthuslasUo I
that from 80 to 1(
"filWheaMThToe, TIvi
er from Psnnsylrsnl
got 101 chicks from 1
tiro two were engaged in I difficulty ^un- "®otr*TOTr* Te*-. Feb 27.—AIT Giles got , WrUvod paawngmf, who wtw
ha8 f*«» the wo—| re- «entenoe to the penitentiary, charged ^ d y ffMtioul*tiag qb the plab
seme men rueoe
overhanging met
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