The Bastrop Advertiser (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 42, Ed. 1 Saturday, October 7, 1882 Page: 2 of 4
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Bastrop Advertiser.
Ubt bli«lii>< Mm li H, ltCLI.
OrrMH: —(Joiner Mtrn t.ti.1 F«rt.i «'rei i.
iMiHlMi u. M I. T H i.K> 1HIW.
A t'A !i II.
Tin llrlrrreii It-lit rut \i retain e.
lHOMAH O. CAIN,
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tf.tfcTKOP. TKHK. S T I. !♦>*«.
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Tho Baptixt State I'ontfiition,
now in ut lt«lton, ha ai•«>ut
threw hundred And tiftT delegates
present.
Got. Luhbork. dptnocmtic 11 <mu-
neo for re-elation to tin- ollite ot
fctntc Treasurer, hai takeu tlie ntu-up
nml will mnkp a vigorous chum.** t<-r
the democratic ticket.
—Judge Hancock .iiude tlir ..pen-
iiip «|'te< li of liia canvas*. tor llepre-
fwntntive ot the Tenth Congre> ional
llintrict. at San Antonio, on VN il-
n«-d«_v last.
If can't vote tor llamock,
then wg my l y all means vote for
Davio. Show a plain liund, tor in
thin coutcst there is uo middle
ground. It is hoiost pat riot inui
ngainst tyranny and oppression.
Chouee ve between the two.
Major Dan McOary, editor of the
Houston Daily Age, wan awarded
the first prize at the Methodist Sun-
day School, at Houston, la>t Sunday,
for punctual attendance. If a bottle
ot Anheutwr constituted the prize
we'll bet it wan duly appreciated by
Uncle Daniel.
For the forty-night hour* ending
Octobor 8d, there had been no deaths
trom yellow fever at Brownsville.
At Matainoroa there had L#cn only
nine dwatlia from fever for the week
ending uoon October 2d. mid tlie
epidemic at these points if consider-
ed at an end.
Andrew J. Walker has again Wn
tried for the murder of (ireeu But-
ler, this timo at Liberty, the jury
returning a verdict of murder in the
first degree, and assessed punishment
at imprisonment for life. It is
thought an appeal to the Supreme
Court will lie taken.
Onlv two men ot much promi-
nence ill T' Xa- l.'TJOOk the Stateulid i,\iu
lied to the eii' mj when the ela. b of uu„ by I 'title** i a. K iltli. l I'.hMtt.j .
anus < auie : one rm.s Kiiuiuud J. ,,t tli«> uiuoum-cauni <>i Hen. I um« Mu* .
Mavis, the Huyuau ot America, and i*>iitnlue<i in tin l«v.. i'. i,' mum ►i>.i-
tiie ot li < I was duo, llalli oik the I er ptlbllllieil ill the lii'liiiiili language ami
brilliant st.iteiuaii ni,d pure demo- olwiile circulation iiiimiijf ilieimleiteailent
crut |?)ii"W popular w.lh a cer I .ennui. voter*ofI'avetielounty. ilmt Mr.
tain class ot Texan-. Mi'iw Ledge..' hliaw i> anuoum-etl an ikm.ixni>i.m
1 l,ivi- H.d the comih.v. and with <jin.ll l.it..
arms fought the South during the,' Now. my unikwiamllnf U thai
entire war. After pea. e had been
b.x>rHor, o. t. i. 1*82 ai vriM. tkws. Aug. 2.v 1>*2.
_1 .i e. noma trail-la ll. n. Kilin lluticotl. No. I7« Hrwa.lway.
Niw lmk .
have been
N't w \ hi I.
'I lie uudoi'M^'iii
I
ap-
The glorioua sun of democrwv is
chining forth in all its brightness
nnd splendor over evert portion of the
State, striking its benign Hnd soul-
inspiring influence into the hearts of
the great masses of the penpiu. while
the opposition movement is slowly
but surely preparing for the great
death struggle which is soon to con-
sign it into oblivion. So mote it be.
Several Brenham saloon keepers
telegraphed to the State comptroller
for instructions n* to whom to par
thoir liquor license, due on the Jst.
Tho comptroller replied that the
present tax collector cannot collect
one dollar uutil he files a ttfodOO
additional bond to the State, nnd ad-
vises them to consult the attoruey-
generul for further instructions.
"A man who refuses, or neglect? to
register and vote at tho coming elec-
tion, deserves to bo enslaved, and no
infliction frons King Edmund I will
be too severe."--Bastrop Advertiser,
August 1871.
The aame will apply as well to the
coming election as to that of 1871;
•ud, remembering these times, can
any man refuse to vote for John
llnneock for CongroeeV If so. it is
to be hoped that Davis' iron heel
may yet be pressed upon him. grind-
ing him in to the very earth, until
hi *1 Utteri]«M lie is led to exclaim:
"XMPffc! by heavens, enough!"
p ■—
No nomination in the entire Stnte
so far seems to give mure satisfaction
than that of Judge Hancock for con-
groM from tbe tenth district. 11i-
flection is m sure as the rising of the
ann.—Blanco Star-Vindicator.
And there is no man in tho broad
declared, ik returned and continued
the tiirht with ten-fold hatred. By
fraud, securing possession of the gov-
ernor's oflice and control of the State,
lie ruled over this people, crushing
them under the iron heel of despot-
ism, uutil the people, so long out-
raged, with h determined will nnd
unity, rose up in their might /.lid
burst the tyraut's thnin- from their,
manacled limbs. Aud, it x a« then ,
hoped, forever freed themselves from •
his rule.
Would Hro. Kiahhurne resurrect
radicalism and iMvis rule in Texas r
God forbid such a calamity.
Where wns John llamock after
the war was ended ? With the De-
mocracy, noblv doinj; battle for the
people *nd the State of his adoption.
It is true that Judge Hancock,
during the aeccs.Mon movi-nient, op-
posed it with all his might and power;
when th<* voice of the people ot the
State cast their votes in opposition
to his judgment, being conscien-
tiously honest in h:s opinions, and
being unable to bring his ideas to
coincide with them in tluir war
movement, he lett his adopted State
and still much loved people, aud
crossed over into the Federal lines,
where he remained in the ijuiet
walks of life, till the (dose of the war.
The old "cock and bull story" of his
organizing forces to invade Texas,
has Inug since been exploded, ami has
been oo repeatedly proven faUe in
every partii ular.that we are surprised
at Hro. Kishburn's ignorance, which
we can onlv attriljuto to that preju-
dice which blinds truth.
As soon, however, as the war was
ended, what did John Hancock do ?
With a heart till clinging to nnd
yearning for his adopted T *vas home
and much revered people, lie return-
ed and once more • ast his destinies
with the pe.jpk' of the "Lone Star
State." And although repealed in-
ducements were held out L> him to
enlist in the republican ranks, and
offices of high honor, tru-t and emol-
uments were suggested and thrown
out as a bait to tempt him into tlun
folds of the "rule and ruin" party,
yet lie remained steadfast and true to
the democracy and his own loved
people. When tlie convention of
16.10 met at Austin, friend, then
proposed his name for u seat in con-
gress. but th" extreme menlsuch ns
the iditor of the Mexia Ledger) be-
ing ill the majority, he wa- rejected
bv that body ; yet it did not influ-
ence him to desert his party and peo-
ple, but more firmly deieruiiued him
to labor for thoir but . ess and pros-
perity; refusing to acc pt the pay-
ing positions he lfiight liav. received
from tho opposite parly, he preferred
to remain where his honest senti-
ments and feelings dictated, und
bide ins time. Through the influence
of extremists he has bi-en repentedly
slaughtered in conventions and once
ut (lie ballot-box, but it has never
changed his piinciple/ or lov# for
true democracy. And, we nnhesita-
Kuwler Is Ihe lnile|ieii'li iit e.'ia.liilale, al'
over this wfi;itiiilnl ill-tri.'l I'nr thai |iosl-
Iion. nml that Mr. ^llliw i> Ihe I<einucralle
nominee ; aii.l I mn. ihereiore. at u ln-s to
0x|>hilu bow Mr. slum crni run :.t oiii'plaro
Hia nominee. n<l at anoihei isanlniU-
jienileul an.I nil at Ihe .-auie time anil I'nr
the same |>o*ltion.
Mr. IMItnr. |ilease e\plaiii this •iiemini;
li. onslni n. v, it you can. anil l«i ns I now
\\ln lhet Ml. •■"Iiawin the Iletnoi rallc nom-
inee or nn InilrpenUt'iit. ami oMlj;«
Sciist mm n.
Hon. Travis Sh:.w i tll(> Ih-ino-
i rati, candidate f.>r Sen.it.>r from this
district, regularly nominated by o
DeiiKM'ratic Convention, composed
of Democratic delegates from the
counties of Lee. Fayette and Ha -
trop, hehl at \\ inehester, Fayette
countv, July 2Sth, nnd -o an-
nounced in every ileinocrati. paper
in the district. How his announce-
ment got into the Hon t..n lierman
I'ost as an "independent' candidate,
we cannot now explain; but from the
language used m I lie announc. uiciit.
we are led to la-lieve it was written
by tiio editor of tin German I'ost,
possibly without any kuowledgc on
the part of Mr. Shaw as to it.- form.
A convention wa- held in Tyler
on the 20th of September, ut which
a committee was appointed to ■ out.-r
with fiov. 11 II. Hubbard, usking
\ «' \ltl>.
y.i tin i o/i<•' < i * *
llav; ; heretofore, at the earnest so-
licitation of friends, announced im-
. - Self • a aiididattf tor the «tli
p. nttd a committee by the Hums |1:Ml ( uu„h, 1 i„.«
. i at it convention of the lei.lh < «; -|Rur the voters of tl that.
gressional District, a-seti.lded at the |out u| ri,n,(u ,|„. of the
ctyof Ausfin, to notify vou of x..ur ^ fritfn(, , ftm (tl„ u , lindl(b,tc.
unauiniotis nomination, by mclama- wj„ 1M|l(ai| ..Ull the
Hon tins day. as the Democrat.. fa< At ,ilt. u„ie I announced my-
i indidate for this district for con- ^f asa . amlid,.!-. nn int.nl ion w as
K-ress Notification of your accept- ,o ftlut l,y
mice is desired. bt.|ort> th„ f ,(>f nnj
Notification of jour accept-'
denired. °
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I,,I Neiviills l |.l.illl\ in.I all \- v..II-' in
|.i;ii..l- allil havlllt' t. -1 •. 1 11 - woll'lellul
■ maiiM |mwers in il.ou- iii.I- ot . a-. .1
It'll II hi- linly to make il klmw n I • >'•' • ••
ferine toltows. Ai*tuat«sl by tin* motive,
:. Iii I a i li- * il c to I ••tl«-\.- h. t uia II s i, ||i . 111^.- I
w III -nil, free • • I el. il ,-e In !i « Im «I - -a'
il lllis reel j|,t. i I ii i 11 an. I i Ii •
lUh. lib lull illrei 11.- i - lor |•■ i i'11 " ' '
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slump, nai .in ihi- I• ^ . \ V. i
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ai lis. Texas. Oct. 2. l^vl.
iii.nt; kmks Not until m\ return
and jji at. fullv appre-
i OBipl.uient. it' I ols'ved
him to become nn indepepd nt . ,n-
didate for congress from h.:« district,
to which Gov. Hubbard responded,
declining such a candidacy. From
his letter of declination we extract
the following noble expir -ion.- :
"l! I have rendered any sen: to
niv county where I have i,>ed lor
the pa t thirty years, or to the State
ot lexivs in the past. I am gratftul
for the honoraldu recognition ivhii Ii
bits been mi ofien and freely bestow-
ed noon me. My devotion to the
friends of my home, to my Stnte and
1o the principles of the democratic
part\ shall sleHdfast'y i-outuiue for
the future in Keeping with what it
lias been in the past. In response to
your call upon rno to be. uue a can-
didate for congress, 1 have to -at
that my conviction* of duty to m\-
si if, nnd to others. unH to you, und
to those whom you represent, I am
indebted for nersonul and political
devotion far bejond my deserts. «•<
well as to the democratic party, and
my belief is that the unity and suc-
cess of that party in thi* coii(.'res-
sional district, uimj the State ut large,
urn paramount to all personal con-
siderations. These convictions compel
me most respe. tfullv to decline Le-
couiug a candidate for congresb.
It is thought the hahen* corjius
trial of Heu Thompson will be I;, aid
before the Appellate Court tl.i*
week.
Washington comity has s;x mur-
der and ono rape caie, on the i rinii-
nal docket, in con eijuence of wliich
hemp has "ri/," in that coudiv.
The philanthropic ladies of San
Antonio have inaugurated a move
looking to a refuge for fallen women
A move of this character in even
citv would l>e productive of much
good.
Dolly Diirand, an important wit-
ness in the Mct'ov murder c.v-e, ut
San Antonio, bus been inurdcrcd.
to New Yoi k. a week since, did I re-
ictve your dispatch, inforniirir me
tli it I had lieen nominate.I. on tin
2*ui;of August, bj the Den n ialii
cuiiveutioii ol the Teuth 1'mi;!'.'-
si' iiftl Distrii! a* itsi . and. late tor
congress.
While fully
cutting the
my intlinalion and cot.suited my
j. r-i i.al interest* alone, 1 should ii> -
dec line the nomination, but the ac-
tion ..f tlie convention, nnd tli" ear-
nest irieij.is, (a number of them irre-
spective of purtv). seem hai lly to
leave meat lii.erty I. follow niv own
inelinalion and consult my
dual interests in di •regard
wi-1;■ ol my fellow citi/.eus.
There are many and urgent rea-!
*vili« vvhv the wishes i f the people of,
this district have, nod I foel ought toI
I ave, n . outrollint: intere-t with me.
I have lived among tin in (i.-n. in.
euriv voiiih. have received in i.v i-vi-
d-x< ••• of kind. • \eti g'Mier" ,• and
|.e.h.i|'- too partial coll- lera' >: n
1 ,1' I..'li 'IS they lr \e bestowed upon
me. Whatever succcsa iu life I have
achieved, und whatever of prosp' ti-
i v and success have ci iw,.e.l mv et-
l .ris have been the gifts ol their
hand*. H. tlnnfen, mv services < nn
in anv ..ii.I to unv exl< :it I t e. '
them. I t ol that il is niv tlutv, even
at u sacrifice, to jjut them at their
disposal.
i i.a- ai ma- been, and I i. | • "
will ulw.ivs |i . ulil.e IIIV pri ll
pleasure to ;alior for the it :ei. ■
tins pf"| le, vv L' li and v\ bet ever
ed upon.
In the hope that, should the n
nation l>e rutiiied b_\ the p-
niav con'.ribute something t
cut il*'
iu ,
ily. I pietermit mv own int•• ie-1 an
iiicbnation.s und i.ci.epl t:.< u> • .inrt
lion mi generously tendered.
I vha'l enter upi ii nn .a tiv. u
ut on e. at -I v\ ill maintain an
tone, with ill my | r. the | i i.
pice and platform of our party, and
vin-ii. at . * right fo the • pp-.<rt
h free und enligliteued [" )• ••
Your obedient servant.
jOHN il vs. K
To Messrs. Hoioies, I 'f. tiller, \ augl -
an und Maxey, eouimitti •*.
The so-called lnatriinouial ini-'
ranee companies have le me so nn-1
nierous in the south aid w. t tii.nt
they ui*" demorali/iiiK rapidly the
busim -s of the sections in v>hich
lltev work The mail* uroer « led
will. <heir circulars, and many post- '
nwters are petitioning for immedi-
h'o iis.*ist ;ince. I In1' u<k - lor a* ma:i v j
tiw lulditional clerk*, tua.iu
arv by these organi/ati ns This is'
.■niv one index as lo the violence t.f j
the era/e which will soon collap e
upon thousands of swindle 1 victims 1
San Antonio Times
mv
nsk
tlnir -iiflr,ifa'e. I novt find that my
pri iti business nllaiis are such that J *7~,7~.
I will not be aide to make n cam i-- '^
of the County. Heing on old i ti/.eu
of the County, nnd jner-ouallv a.-
(|iiainle.1 with iii '-t I the peoph . I
am willing to rely oi, thoir judgment Which t.Ai> plui. .t n v.c.a • ul
a* to mv liln.'ss lor '.lie ofli.e. \- Octobor 10,13S2,
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HAVANA LOTTERY.
I* w;th wh .iu I a..i not p. iso-
a. .| nam!, d. I itlu williiiL' that
• hail ask M he' s I, i iiil'oruiat i■ • n
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lttiliit't;' v uml tl.' . oe I .'1 ni v ab..-
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aide to bring to the discliuige of,
mi. h tlntie the uece :. i \ tid le.po-
-ite ubiii1 v; iu d. I m ; ;u r. that it I
shall be mv . il- taut eude.tvoi .f
eleclctl, to 1 • " to I... p'>opb- that;
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'entruste 1 to nie the re
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FOR SAZiSI
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found or more ublo Rlntwmitn a bin body lieing literally riddled v*ii It
purer or more worthy dyed-in-thc-
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DRUGGISTS AND AH0THICAI1IES. _
iiiiiuwii\sAiii|(iiiis. LAND FOR SALE!!
rATENT WBDICiNXI.S,
Iiui letx.
W. K Lyle, local reporter
Stnte of To*w more tilde or more |orer the diNtrict. the folio warn of the
wool democrat than John Hancock! VV II Lyle, local reporter of tiie
does not e*int, end b *in^ honest, j Kvvuii^ liitfht, *hol T'hiir!. - il.
conscientious and faithful. I..j« noini-j Maines, correspondent of lh«> N w
nation hm struck the hearts of all i YorV. Herald, ul S.m Antonio. .Sn!-
true nnd liberal democrat* with joy. j unlay lout. Lyle i* in j.i.l and liarne-
and when his unghty voice i^ heard will probably recover.
The fbillasi lleruld teli.s of I he f 111-
(oilar death of u negro child near.
Miller * l'i rrv. on the li .union un-1
I'exas ( eiitrul. 'l i e ni ilhorlelt the
child, which was onlv about a month!
old. and i tepp. <1 out of the lion e f' i
a few ininnie1. «nd upon lo t iflurri. 1
(<he found a large .at nncking it-'
bi'ei'It She Mei/.ed the eat and threw I
i? on I ..f the door, but upon exuunn-
;!iIhe ',ii!d sh fo"!ld fllllt it vva-i
dr. id. Ti'O <uippO-|! ion i.i that the
.•ut ttiirked il* bre .th away, but w
do not undertake to «av that Iliii wr^
• i. ,i.t the child nu^'lit nave died from
• •Iher t ainted - Fort Worth Morning
I 'emoernt.
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John Hum ot k f<
I rem lite l' ■ r: i .I
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C. EEHA'uIJ Si SON.
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worth? to hold Miy position wfithin j,rrp0nbnck-independent-republican-j tj0D. compo-ed of tho I'<
the gill of the poople than dohn i ,14,11 -n , . ,
llaacock, the opinion of the M««iuiMytli.DK-to-kat-lhcMlcniocracy, will. „i,d .Sev-nll, regiwenK
>1'
Ledger man to the contrary not with-
at«uding.~Ua«trop Advertiser.
On M,r ordinary subject we would
think jou sane, Tom ! but 011 the
above one you ure u firHt-cUsN crank
and no mistake.—Mciia Ledger.
If Bro. Fishburne continues in fhe
reurse he hue pursued for the la-t
The Tom <tree 11 Brigade as-tocm-
1'ourth. Fifth
nnd the ar-
U>ert fhe sinking craft with greater jiiU^rv rouimaudu attai he.l to tli*
rapidity than do rat- a sinking ship.! brigade, und soldiei-. who serve.]
In not the comparison a corree! one,
Bro. Fish burn ?
serve.] in
Ariz,ota nnd New Mexico 111 isc!
nnd 1802, meeta in Auntiu on the
19th.
othei than u
the Mublle't
"All iiersous coming to vole shall
deposit their bullots with the leuct ' ^ „mn pove.sng
possible delay, and after this is done jCBj|oul) heurt or wi„,
„ ..... ,t . 1 they ure lorb^dden under anv pretext . , ,.
Month, we 8hnll adriso the county j ttb6„t the polls, or at the pariide of self-respect. wouM he d,--
jMdg of bia oounty to issue a writ|(.tt.,n(y atat (unlesn this is (heir rot.i-|g ,,'d with a canvn^ where
of de tuiuitiro 1 m/uinn/to for liifi epe- denes), during fhe time of election
rial benefit. The symptoms ure grow- |b"t shall re'urn to their homo* ^*'d ,ing roteption as doen l r.ri
. , I usual employment ; and pea.« olb-
ing repidly worse, and we now .peak ^ HU,; Knun| or |i|j|itl.i 0|| (hdy
for tbe uioet comfortable room in the at (||(, |)(,||„ Hhall «ee this regulation ,,"VI- 111 •
new adilitiou to U10 ojivlum for the in complied with." jfukehim.
for th« e«|H'ciHl benefit of our J The above is an extract from one
unfortunate friend, Fishbtiiiis. We of Davis' election orders in 1^71.
meets with such cool and de tours^-'
so fur, I
in his electioneering tanvus-. But
'dead duck anywav vou
An exchange soys: Wo do nol
say, "Wo told you so," but think it
fear the election of the democriUic j which order also forbid persons from nil Ihe ume. Mairiago aid a--o.
etnteaaan, IliaictK:k. over the radical "ohouling or jci ing during rej^i 'ra-
tyrant,))avi«.)n November, will bir-'tjon or eleefioii." What ori of a
overthrow what re ,.on he has ,, pr,ivt.
111 congress
reivtmH
left . but ni> lie i- tolerubli >.1111'
other . bteit-s. we do hope the stroke W,"M .
t>iuy Im of hvrt duration diagrace ,.nv district 01 htaie ?
would
lie not
nations have lieen t it irtered at 11
rale ul about I wti jier titrim for wi-fKs
pa.-!, uml now thny are hti 1 1 in;' at
I lie rule of MX per IUI!"l'e Wlicri
men do husim** wjl'.'uit . apilu1 I *-k
r.iii I ni a luetl.
A fire broke out en th" morning
of the !fi th on board tiie "teatiihoat
If. li. Lte. while on a 1 rj|i from New
Orleans to \ i' ksl.urg. und about 80
mi e, below the latter city, on the
IJ -ippi. huh t ■ 1111 ed in her
total "estruction. The b i>« of lib
w'1 terribie. The book- of the
I", it and I'lilted ^trtte* mail w. re
10 t. tojo-tlier with li'-r 1 ar^'o, . 011-
M^ling of ,"|iki bsiett of exit ton
A triii r n i • i .1 ,- v ti. ciirred on fhe.
Atc.hw>n, Tept'ku and Santa I a 11 -
jo-.d. on tlie nil,'lit of Sept .In, . n
« w-'t . .ud train wltic! wa<' top-
ped alien: 'jtn. milts west ot tirenada.
nv arno 1 men. who helped thein-
e've- tn expre-t matter, bill look
11 ' hmi? Iron ! In- p,t" -engers.
h. W. l'onlvce. Vi'1-I'reot) ut of
Ihe St Louis K Tex a- Narrow Ouage
Ifailroud, hb'it mid kill d t'liarles
Matthews, last Friday, in a "Inet
rencontre at Hot Springs A t l. 1,11 ".1
Matthews wa the 1.111.,, ol ll.e llor-
imt. The trouble grew on1 of n bit.-
l, r newspaper t ontrovcr-y over lo
cat atlairs. Matthews w.i f >tiu< rly
1. reeident of Austlil, till- Sl .te,
- —
llenii Kramer, who has kept a
- !• 011 in Bnnhum lor several \eur«
1.1 I, km tound den.I in hi> Sidooll on
Si
PILLS
A DISORDERED LIVEH
18 THE BANE
of Oil BTXt^n 1 jonov®Uou. _X| M fir tho
of tir V.'.Mi« e <*- iti'tktter Untn.
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rC.rt hjr ! r-,««l U, or Mftl t) no Hfoifrt
Oftlon. Oil MueT«y Htr««t, Nnw York.
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