Shiner Gazette. (Shiner, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. 21, Ed. 1, Thursday, October 31, 1895 Page: 3 of 8
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$1.00 FOE YOUR PHOTOGRAPH
Wrilo us a letter coTcrlnff theso three points:
1'itUT. State how long you have Known or used or sold "Dr. M. A. Sl.n-
mons Liver Medicine."
Second. Stato diseases you have known It to euro and giro tho names of
thoso cured by it
Third. Ulvo your opinion as to tho difference between Its strength and
action anil IhoEti-ciiKtUand action of tho "Liver Itcgulalor" lnado by J. II. Zellln
&C'o. and tho "Black Draught" mado by Chattanooga Medlclno Co ; both of
which havo sold to dealers at 0 or 7 cents per package net and should retail at
not over 10 or 13 cents. If consumers aro not impo&ed upon whllo our Original
artlolo cannot bo sold at less than 25 cents per p.iel.age as wo havo too much re-
gard for human llfo to mo cheap drugs In any of our medicines. Tho reason Is
plain; Zcilin & Co. and tho old propiictorsof "Mack Draught" wero both enjoined
from deceiving tho public by using tho words constituting our trado namo s there-
fore look out that somo dealer (not knowing you aro posted) don't soil you somo
cheap packago at a profit of 1100 or 400 percent. instead of ourGennlno "Dr. 51. A.
Simmons Liver Medicine" which you bo sure to specify and tako no other as
thero is nothing clso llko it.
On receipt of your letter enclosing photograph wo will mall you freo of
charge a 81.00 packago Liver Medlclno or on receipt of letter without photograph
wo will mall you a "5 cent package freo.
Seo tho ailments caused by indispositions of tho Kidneys Liver Stomach and
Bowels which Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medlclno has Invariably cured slnco 1840.
Hick IIeadacuc Palpitation of the Heaut. Dnowsisnss. Ikuitabili-
Tr. Indigestion. Cold Feet. Enlargement of Liveii & Spleen. Sleep-
lessness. Low Spirits. General Lassitude. Dullness. Heaviness.
Tired Feeling. Sorit Stomach ISad Taste in Mouth. Constipated iiow-V.-J).
SKIN& Kves Yellow Biliousness. Loss of Strength & Flesh.
Coate i Tongue. Pains in Side & under Shoulder Blades. Foul Breath.
Glimmerino before the Eves. Weight in STOMAcn aiteu Eating. Torpid
Liver. Flesh Soft & Flabdv. Acute & Chronic Malaria. Bile comino
up in Mouth. Nervous Headaches. Memory Clouded & It. distinct. Wind
Colic. Piles nv Curing Constipation Producing it. Kidney Diseases.
Fullness of Blood in Head. Numbness of Hands Arms & Feet. Belch-
ing up Gas. Bloating or Stomach after Food is Taken. Irreoular Appe-
tite. Heartburn. Dimness of Vision. Dizziness upon Suddenly Getting
Up. Suffocating Sensations Dispondency of Pregnant Women. Nausea
Befo!(E or After Eatino. Vertigo. Yellow Jaundice. Deficiency of
Perspiration. Female Complaints. Bad Colds. Backaches so Common to
Mothers. Flatulency. Loss of Appetite. Pains & Aches in Joints.
Chilly Feelings Down the Back. Limbs Feel too Heavy. Cramp Colic.
Skin Dry & Harsh. Bilious Ff.veiss. Paleness. Weakness. Thinness.
Detestation of Food. Sudden Flushes ofIIeat. General Debility. Fret-
fulness of Teething Children. Dyspepsia. Nervous Depression of Tired
Women. Unpleasant Dreams. Spittino up or Food After Eatino. Diar-
riiiea of Children by Removing the Cause. Gnawino Sensations in Stom-
ach. Puffiness & Dark Kings Under the Eyes. That 11estles3 "Out of
Soirrs" Not Sick and Not Well Feelino so Common with Over-worked
People. It Builds up Weak & Debilitated Mo niERS and Fathers & Pale and
Enfeebled Children by Perfectly Beoulating the Action of the Kidneys
Liver Stomach & Bowels so that all tood taken is naturally assimilated.
0. F. SIMMONS MEDIOINE 00.? Props ST. LOUIS M0.
WaI.E convicted.
HE IS C1VEN A LIFE SENTENCE
FOF! MURDEIt.
t.ticmii.itlve Eltfflliear Kt'Mlileil-.'. N.grn
Olrl tltttigs Herself A Mliiiollltc; Atlutr
the Kusult of mi OM l'enu.
1'oiit Worth Tex. Oel. 17. In
the beveuleculh district court before
Jmlgu W. 1). Ilnirls the jury in tho
cmo at Frank Ware charged with
tho murder of Martin J. Black tho
Fort Worth mid Denver locoiuottvo
engineer illed Into court about 10
o'clock rjaturday inouilng and an-
nounced that verdict had been
agrted upon. After the prclituinaricH
had been arranged it was trail as lol-
'cws: "Wo tho Jury 11 ml the defendant
Frank Ware guilty of murder In the
llrst degree as charged In the In-
illcdncnt and assess Ids punishment
at coullucmcut in the state peniten-
tiary for life."
Tho jury was polled and all stating
that 6uch was their verdict they
wero discharged.
O A. P ANNEWITZ
: - i it 0 1 jo 0 v a p Ij c i - :
1IU8TO CVltlNKT PHOTOS SU.r.0 1'KU uozi:.s.
on short notice.
Wmi'H OP IIOUNICS TAKIIN
SHINER
TEXAS
PEABODY NORMAL COLLECE
NASHVILLE TGIIN.
WM. II. rAVNE LI. D Oiuicelbr I nj Tre-iilent.
Tho cpHecnh mnlntnlned irf"lfica'ly for lbs pur-
rouoflKAININU TIJVCHI.RS for all eriit. of
educAiion.il wurli. Tuition I ne. HOI scholsr.hips
worth JllMeDch and R. K. fare. Aninfldenlslfre of
vu'y (10 a juar i. (.narked tor catalogues addrc.t
W. R. PAYNE Stc'y.
CHRISTIAN CBOWffS' COLLECE.
Memphis Tennessee.
A Coardinfj and Day School. The
Leading Commercial and Classical School
of the Couth.
Send for Prospectus.
Danger from 3111k.
The Massachusetts society for thl
promotion of agriculture has recentlj
published In book form tho results o
Its thorough investigation as to tho In-
fectiousness of milk from tuberculou-
cows. The object was to determine
especially whether the Infectious ele'
ment of tuberculosis ever existed ir
milk from tuberculous cows whose ud
ders aro apparently healthy. Some ol
the results briefly are as follows'
Eighty-eight guinea pigs were inocui
lated with milk from 15 cows; tubercu
losla was found In twelve of these pigs
after using milk from bIx different
cows. Nlnety-nvo rabbits were Ini
oculated and six of them found with
tuberculosis. Milk of tuberculou:!
cows was fed to 48 rabbits and two
showed tuberculosis. Twelve plgo
wero fed on the milk and five produced
positive results with suspicion In twq
others. Twenty-one calves produced
eight with tuberculosis. Circular let.
ters were sent out to physicians and
veterinary surgeons asking whethe.'
they had ever seen a case of
tuberculosis that could bo traced
to tho milk supply. Answers
were received from 991 of which
68 had seen or .suspected tho ex
Istenca of such cases. This Is less
than 6 per cent which the trustees re-
gard as remarkably small. Tho con-
clusions of tho report are as follows:
1. While tho transmission of tuber-
culosis by milk Is probably not tho
most Important means by which the
disease is propagated It Is something
to bo guarded against most carefully.
2. The possibility of milk from tu-
berculous udders containing tho lnfec-
tlous element. Is undeniable.
3. With the evidence hero presented
it is equally undeniable that milk from
diseased cowb with no appreciable le-
olon of tho udder may and not Infre-
quently does contain tho bacillus of
the disease
4. Therefore all such milk should bo
condemned for food.
Tltoao Deasfuuien.
(Denslow has Invited a party ot
friends to a homo-poker symposium
and Mrs. Denslow brings In the lunch-
eon Just as Denslow gets his first
hand In two hours) "Why Tommy 1
Isn't It rather uuusual to havo every
card In your hand du;i;"' Leslie's
Weekly.
Southwestern University
oconecmwH
TtXAS.
LADIF.S' ANNEX and Flume School. Twsnly
Third bes.fon open Sept. 11. 1H0V 'lhree Inslllu.
tions for)oun(c gentlemen ant ladles under the. ume
faculty and management but in separate cla.ies and
building'. Itroad literary and scientific cour.e under
nineteen able professors and teachers. Decree con-
ferred AIo Instruction in Mu.tc Art (.locution
Boolfteepinr Short-hand and Typeisnttnc An
elecant building for ounjc ladies where they board
and receive butructions under the sumo roof 'I he
location healthful free from saloons and demoralii.
Ing Influences. Terms reasonable tor catalogue
and fu'l particular nddrc
JNO li.McLUAN'.D.D Regent GeoretounTes.
( Our llucr-Cntrhcm.
We have a garden around our houco
where we try to raise fruits and flow-
ers and peas and beans and lettuce
and cucumbers and such like. But we
.have one trouble: there are lots of little
bugs and worms that ueem to like our
.provisions as well as we do and that
jare always on hand to take their por-
tion. And In fact they sometimes seem
ho want to tako the whole.
Well what Is to bu done In such a
.case? I will tell you what to do. We
Ibave several little bug catchers curi-
ous creatures; In color and shape thoy
look almost like a lump of earth and
one would hardly know them from the
'.clods among which they travel about.
The children see them about the fields
-or highways and wherever they find
one they speedily pick him up and In-
ivlto him to make his home In our gar-
'den; and so they havo their dwellings
'in holes and corners about the yard.
! Tho little fellows hnvo a queer way of
catching bugs. They have a long
sticky tongue though where they keep
it Is a mystery as It seems to be longer
ithan Its owner. Perhaps they take a
licet In it ns tho sailors say and so stow
'It away But when one of them gets
Inear a little bug he sits and looks at
!him and winks In a kind ot solemn
tway till all at once his mouth opens
'and quick as a flash tho tongue goes out
and In again and tho bug Is among the
imlsslngl And then our little friend sits
winking and blinking and waiting for
another bug to come that way.
He is said to have an ear for music
and to do some singing In the warm
spring evenings but wo do not count
much on this; nor do wo brag much
'about his good looks His skin is not
'smooth nor his complexion fair; hut for
real usefulness he is about the best kind
of live stock wo have on our farm; and
If people want to keep their gardens
free from bugs the best thing they can
(do Is to get on friendly terms with tho
;little toads. Publisher Our Dumb Anl-
i.inals. Most Crowrit-tl Npnt on lUrtli.
Tho most crowded spot on the earth's
surface is that portion ot the city o
Valletta Island of Malta known a
the "Manderagglo." In the whole oi
Valletta the proportion Is 75000 human
being to the square mile but In the
Manderagglo there is one locality In
which thero are 2574 persons living on
a plot ot ground lesn than two aerc
and a halt in extent. This would give
no less than 636000 persons to thf
squaro mile or 1017.6 to the acre. Id
Liverpool the most crowded city In
Britain the densest portions have
only 116.4 to the acre
Dunging nt Mar.hull
Marshall Tcx Oct 'Jo. I). L.
Spearman colored va3 hrugcil hero
cste.'day afternoon for tho murder
of Horace Slovens colored on dune
18 1804. Tho evlccnco was circum-
stantial but very strong. Spearmint
spent a very restless night scarcely
sleeping any. IIo was visited Thurs-
day by n reporter. Ills cell Is in the
upper left hand tier. In the run
around is the denth waUh Dob I.ovc
and Bob Jennings lu Spearman's
cell Is a mattress with tonic covering
a tin cup water bucket and a box
somo papers magazine? a Bible and a
hymn book. .Spearman had on no
handcuffs. When tho reporter entered
tho corridor Spcarniau was reading
tho Bible. To nil questions put to
him hlc only reply was ho had noth-
ing to fay. A small placard was on
tho.wall. which read: "What think
yo of Christ!" "Christ is all." This
was given nun by a gentleman who
held a meeting in tho jail somo weeks
ago. The reporter called at tho jail
again yeetcaday morning but was
Informed that '.ho doomed man had
left orders Thursday night that no
one even ministers of the gospel nor
newspaper reporters bo admitted.
He however requested that ltev. F.
11. tV'llkeus colored be at the gallows.
A writ of error was sent to Tyler
aud no reply being received Thurs-
day the condemned man sent the
lollowlng telegram: To W. L. David-
ton Court of Appeals Tyler Tex:
I'lcaso answer my petition. Am 1 to
hnug to-day?
D. U Sl'RAHMAN.
Yesterday morning the reply was
received: Tyler Tox. Oct. 'Jo. 1).
L Spcarniau Murshall: Petition re-
fused by court yesterday. It ouly
reached here yesterday.
W. h. Davidson.
It was exactly 2 30 o'clock yester-
day afternoon when sheriff Harr)
Bell cut the rope that sent 1). I..
Spearman into oternlty. It was
tweuty - thrco minute before the
physicians pronounced him dead. The
drop was seven leet but did not
break his neck owing to tho rope
giving. His feet touched tho ground
and tho olllcers had to dig a hole in
tho ground so as to h&ve him swing-
ing clear.
A Houston Tragedy.
Houston Tex. Oct. 25. Yester-
day morning at 10 o'clock n terrible
and deadly light took placo near tho
entrance of tho office of Superinten-
dent W. B.Mulvey of the Southern
l'acillo railway in the Fifth ward be-
tween Sidney II. Lane a brakemnu
and Chas. II. Neville a freight con-
doctor in tho employ of that railway
company. Tho lighting was douo iu
a narrow passsgo on tho second lloor
lit' tho building lu which tho supuriu-
lendeut's ofllco is located. I.auo was
leaning against a window at tho top
of tho stairs lending to tho second
lloor when Nevltlo came up stairs on
tho fcceno. The desperate light was
wilh -ll-cillb.cr pistols aud was opened
on tho men meeting iu tho narrow
passage. Tho ouly man who was
present and saw tho shooting was 1.
L. Link a strauger lo both parties.
lie was sitting iu the wiudow with
IYiuo at tho head os tho stairs when
Neville camo up tho steps to the laud-
lug. When the men were examined
It was found that Lime had been shot
in tho right sldo of tho neck tho ball
voing straight in. also iu tho lott side
just below tho nipple tho ball pre-
sumably going toward If not into
I he heart. He had several deep
cashes cut In ills hchd by licks from
Neville's pistol nftortha shooting. Hie
Jace baud and collar wero powder
burned. Neville was shot twice
iioth times iu the stomach whllo he
ivns not dead yesterday evening it is
said that he can not live.
ills m fori fit
vr.Ko niAiins iiiii.hmatic and i--
ai.ytic eitiri'i.r wu.it and
CUlll.S Till! lVI'AK 1EIIVOIM
anii DVsi'i:iTir in a Mi)3r
m:MAHUAi:i.i: jianniml.
Tile Cures Aro Frrfofntcl Uf Venn's
i:irctrlc Ilnl.l n:nl I rno' Ctirntho
Syrup Two ruinous MeilUliiua Imuurtud
notn Kurono.
lug by a dl.'neulty between J. It.
Milt hell anil C tin Nculwh!ch occurred
at a rcslaurant on Itailroad street.
1'cur shots In rapid 6ticcesiiiou rnug
out liko n clap ol thunder from a
cloudless sky. in a few moments tho
news spread out into the city: "Jim
Mitchell has been killed." Tho diffi-
culty grew out of the recent trial aud
conviction oi Armlslcad Mitchell a
brother of tho deceased for a hom-
icide committed a month or so ago.
Nenl was Indicted jointly with Arm-
islcad Mitchell; n severance was
granted and bolh cases were set for
trial at tho lust term of tho district
court N'tal's c.c being first ou call
ri'on application ol tho district at-
atlorncy the case of Neal was dis-
missed aud Neal testified lu behalf ot
tho prosecution against Armistead
Mitchell. Tho trial resulted in tho
conviction of Mitchell. The friends
of Mitchell were veiy much Incensed
by Ncal'o toursc and according to
current reports threats Here made by
Jim Mitchell against Nenl. Mitchell
fell ding from the effect of three
bullet wounds. He had his pistols In
his hand but tlid not lire u snot. Xca!
is in custody.
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Prank nre's Trial.
Four Womit Tex. Oct. 24. The
ti-Inl of Frank Ware indicted for tho
murder of Mnrliu J. Black by poison-
ing is on hearing. Alter tlio oxam-
luntluu of several wlliiirses Mrs. Mar-
tin Black the wile of tho dead
engineer also iudlctcd lor tho murder
took the stand as a stato witness to
tho surprise of tho defense. To say
Hint the entrance of Mrs. Black into
tlio com troom created a sensation
mildly cxpicssed the situation. Iu an
instant tho drop ol a pin could havo
been heard the court room over.
Sheriff' Unless preceded her to the
willies stand. -Mrs. Black was nt-
.I.....I t.. ..-...- ... .-.- i. I the nult-kcht inrn in the
useii in u suuti itriicto oi uiucK casu- pec;. -; c'OTillimHon. NcrvousnoM
iiit.t.' uiu ui.ii) OUMJ JlLllliir giuvuu .sici-pifriHiiLBt ijiht niiu .noun irinuruuri
nf1ilif.tinili.Ar.'l..)tuod el 1 a.1 ttntlttheiniw-J with
Veno'e Electric Fluid f-vicn butllo) will
fiitcn nr
Writ Ida
Ah1( vour
sCnw-at to tct thesu n.'i:icJi for you
(Fort Worth CUM-ftt. Morula Oct llth )
I ait h.KUl ItiO 01 tV hVl
wi o.tuii oil Ijy V'mki tlio
(Treat lio ilimf imwi r if K iro
run mint' llo comes ner
nl.lc-t b BU.Ii ..i)Wtiitjert.
m the M r.ut.l3 Hi ruin.' In
wl.k'h r; ul in.ilir) ill- ieit
prill - oilitui tin tnpniM nil
iho no l)i in i o u l.'jt illy
etnrrn 1 iiifiiv.i.iy. ui.il .ft
In r li iil'-'.lm'f thfl v? irlil
latlird l"ii Mriilctnt titid
to pmc l "ir rt iniirli t'l'n
In n in ' pinv i hi) liivlt'i a
tiumbii r i "plfi iiixui hin
iiiik l-i'n ' i-lit um-HiK
wliuiii en Vr Mcif is
11 (WO . MM (.Ull'lllli itl!"t
who huU i)! n ..IllfeU'il -mi
lliu wir wii!. pfriityiia n
er f piirH lie was rli-
piCil utiil tt Inn bin. I f.cm
i.ork Ttv 1 1 n'tls" of Wrin i
hifi1 pi'J'luiil wcr r'ji' nd
ntd lei limi)! (.nam thirty
mfnut'-H ho Jucircrt ami
Ktiitn I'd 1il fool. llnlitMlcil
Vono till m no ant. wnlkc.l
t om U nilt Ii-tnULilDl.6
for ihn liiut limn in viu.t
Tlio next man treatcil hj Mr .lolin Moore
tl 7 Mnlnnlr Pt whn m.ih vi-trly -rlppl'il
wilh rliutiiui.titin nml ..nik ir.i.-lo Ho li ul
not bri-n ublu tr uort for 1 1 rtu nitmtli rid
WfiHiurnecl out o( tho olt hus liul an inrtii.ibln
on tlio 21 h ot Juno lnt Ik' ui til. in ton
slJo room where Vrno'" nifi-lno 1'lulJ win
iipi lli'd un i In forty minute ho rofirni'il tn
thoBlakt Miowliit M.TV lilt cut hH former In
nit iiy. and (Induct hln.t-cir fioi irom allpuln.
Ho alio nalkel hf mc Icav.nir hi't trutch 'tth
Vino Thcu cuicB wore peirormod' In lew of
tli- tiri.cncp nml i-r-Un ni'tiO!iiarkal.Ipr
heard ot In lb a 10. tloi of llii cointry Venn's
remedies aro import fd nti 1 tl u fm Drun Co.
will return thr mono If tl'. fml lo oun' They
ran be onUrjd through tir unfits 113 follow
Vcno'ii Ucritlve Kvrtm f!i 0 a Imtllt'i !
tho quln'kcst iuro In the world for Malt.rUl
of black ami Jicr hut was slmiile and
tnstV. LxttmlJug irom the toil Of her f"io tho worst and met d 'ioiatP nv
lionil (n 11w tlnr nml ilir.Mv.i lacnlif Khelllliall"in. Tllr-lhtjll NCl .tlcn NVui
neau to tuc lloor ami turown loosely HtiffJolnii andnlluchcMan.i iins. Aai
down uer Duck m occoiiung ioiup was
a cropo veil adding much to her nftt-
uriu beauty of both Ugure ami lace.
These somber Iinblllmeiits seemed in
Keeping with the Bolcnmlty of the oc-
casion aud showed oil to woudcrful
advantage the votilhful llguro attired
Iu them uud who wau on the eve of
unfolclliifr itstory under the solemnity
ol n court oath. Ware eyed her
closely as she entered the rooui and
nis hitherto Imperturbable couute-
nanco blanched. Whllo flic was tes-
t living the ejes of the two often met
but there was not a quiver no quail-
ing on her art. From start to Mulsh
sho novcr shea a tear or showed the
slightest sign ot emotion. Her story
was told lu the same caIiu tone from
start to llmeh. Sho never contradict.
ed herself hut at all tlmea hadareaay
answer to questiouo of defendant's
counsel. Ware was buoyant In spir-
its till the testimony of Mrs. Illack be-
gan. Since that time he has been
nervous and restless. The present
trial is pronounced by old practitlou-
orB to bo the most remarkable ono iu
tho history of Texas.
' J It. Mllchll Killed.
Hioumomd Tex. Oct. 25. Itlch-
mond was thrown into an unusual
tUte of excitement yesterday morn-
Intnrlnj Consumptive.!.
Cincinnati Oct 21. Special.
Ileports say that a leading Hie Insur-
ance company is accepting risks to the
amount ot $300000 on lives of con-
sumptives taking the Atnlck Chemical
treatineutlbrlung disease. TheAmick
Chemical Co. of Cincinnati is actually
pay Id g the premium" ot this insurance
and presenting po.cier to their pa-
tients. This company claims to have
the most complete statistics on con-
sumption lu the world aud that these
risks are good providing tho patients
take a course of tho Aimck treatment
hOTerely Hurned.
Lahi.do. Tex. Oct. 22. While Mrs
li Carrlllo was working around a
cook stove thellames caught her dress
aud she was Instantly enveloped. Her
scream3 brought timely assistance
which saved her from a horrible denth
although severely burned.
i -
Hanged Herself
Skkiiin Tex. Oct. 22. Yesterday
morning Nettle Harrison a 16-ycar-oitl
negro girl living near AVards.weut
to tho held as usual to pick cotton.
Soon after tho uirents followed and
upon aarlvlng at the Held found her
hauging by a cotton sack from the
limb ot a small tree.
- -....-.
Or ootid u 1'iuoAK Under Tritln
JlAixvn.n: Tex. Oct. 22. s a
TexaB and i'aulflo wnMuitb.ug through
Sunday nljrht Clinton MiCoy a uero
bccllou hand who was riding under
a freight car on rods fell aud was
ground under the wheels. Pieces of
tho body was strewn along the track
ior 100 yards and It is reported that
that s'nnll pieces of his body were
found on the era trucks at Longrlow
yesterday mornlug. It took a man
about thirty minutes yesterday morn-
ing to gather up tho fragmonts of hit
hotly with a shovel and put them in a
box. This is the fourth negro klllod
by freight trains at this Identical piece
of track within the past two years.
V e i -
WtT ANK HUMOR.
"Don't jou it new w Ishwt that It's
very wrong: lit steal a plg"f" "I lf now
your honor. Thoj mako nxich a row ' -TM-nits.
"Are ou tho man who runs thl
newspaper?" "So air; I'm only the
editor; the citizen run the paper "At-
lanta Constitution.
Judge You say you liave worn.! tnsann
of BUbslstence? Tramp -Yes. your
honor. Jutlffe Thpn why Is It not vis-
ible? Tramp I ate It. Harlem Lif-"
Anna I wonder what makea Mr
Droopley down In the mouth to-night?
O ay belle Force of habit I suppose.
He's a dentlit you know. Iloston Cour-
ier. The TeacherNow. who can toll m
which travels the faster -heat or cohl?
Johnnie Bright (promptly) Heat of
couise. Anybody can catch cotd Tld-
1)1 1 p.
Ilrlffffs You say the phrenologist who
examined your head wasn't very com-
plimentary? "Hardly. He told me I
was fitted to be a leader In society.'
Life.
Fuddy I was talking- lo Johnson Ust
night Duddy Yes I saw him In
the morning lie was In .i terribly
demoralized condition. Boston Tran-
script Miss Parlque In New York do the
prominent social lights smoke? Miss
Caustlque Yes pattlcularly after they
have been turned down. New York
World.
"Papa" asked little Willie "lan't ft
cynic a man who Is tired of the world?"
"No my dear; a cynic is a man of
whom the world Is tired" Chicago
TImes-Uerald.
"I'm going now; yen I'm going go-
ing" murmuied Stelgher. "What an
excellent auctioneer you'd make" said
the heartless but tired Miss Nyceger!.
noston Courier.
Smallwort AVelt. I have to hunt UP
another cook. Our latest one left yes-
terday. Ford Did she basely desert
you for gold? Smallwort No; Copper.
Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph.
Killed Hit Wife Hiid Self.
Ca mdhn Ark. Oct. 24- Juba-
Walker killed his wlio and then him-
self jesterday morning about live
n.u wT. iIAf i- omX.1 Moreover they are lighter than rubber
tonBelt road. Jealousy is auppoied onei and less apt to alip oa wet pave
iu u tu utuiv. jmnt 0P aaphalt
CURIOUS FACTS.
A whale when struck by a harpoon
cannot swim faster than nine miles an
hour.
During the last four years 26.000 per-
sons In France have put an end to their
own lives.
The skeleton of an average whale Is
said to weigh no less than fifty theu-
sand pounds.
Some of the condors shot In tho An-
des mountains have a spread of wing
from fifteen to twenty feet.
Copper wires are used for Mexlcat
telegraph lines so that they will hold
the weight of the birds and monkeys
that crowd them at night.
The oldest book in the world la said to
be the Papyrus Prisse In the National
Library at Paris which is attributed to
the thirty-fourth century before Christ
The gum on the back of the postage
stamps of the United States Is madi
from alcohol one part noetic acid on"
pa it dextilne two parts and wat r
five parts.
Two Sicilian scientist! flraHI and
rtovelll havo recently discovered that
the housefly Is the intermediate hont nt
a bpecles of tape worm which di
much harm among chickens 'i '
chickens eat files whose bodies com tm
the larvae of the tape worm.
The military woikshop of Puteaux. In
France is turning out leather tlr-s for
the army cycles in place of India rub-
ber ones which are difficult to repair
when they break down. Leather tires
can be sewn without much trouble by
the cyclist or a neighboring shoemaker.
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Ward, C. W. Shiner Gazette. (Shiner, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. 21, Ed. 1, Thursday, October 31, 1895, newspaper, October 31, 1895; Shiner, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth112012/m1/3/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .