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The herald., 1894-02-06
The Next state Fair.

SACRAMENTO. Feb. 5.--The state board
OF agriculture today held it's annual
meeting. here and transacted some
routine business.
The date of opening the next state
iair was fixed for September Sd, to con.
tinue two weeks. John Beggs, Of Coluss.
was reelected president; q. W. Han
cock, OF this city, superintendent of
parks. and Christopher Green. of San
Francisco, superintendent of pavilion
The annual report to the governor was
read and adopted. The report is yerv
long and besides giving a statement n
the boards financial operations. con-
tsins q review of the industrial condi.
tion OF the state.
The herald., 1894-02-06
THE HoNDUEAN WAR.
President yssquez Still Hopes to Rene
the Enemy,

| President Vssquez Still Hopes to Repel
the Enemy,
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.--United States
Minister Baker has transmitted 70 tho
state department decree of the gov
ernment of Nicaragua, dated December
25th, recognizing the provisional gov.
ernment of Policarpo Bonilla, president
of Honduras Nicaragua is declared an
ally OF the provisional government unsier
Bonilla.
New YORK, Feb. 5.-A special TO the
World from San Salvador says: let
ter from President Vasquez. dated
Tegucigalpa, says while the position of
his troops is bad enough, it is not as
critical as has been reported by his
enemies.
A telegram has been received from
Managua, Nicaragua, saying there is a
financial panic in that place. The Hon
duran rebels and Nicsraguans who are
besieeing Tegucigslps are mutinous. as
they have not received any pay for a
long time. The outer line of Vasouez,s
defense at Tegucigalpa has been forced
back. The artillery fire has been inces- |
SAINT, and many OF Vasquez's works have
been destroyed. 1t will be difficult for |
him to prevent being surrounded by the |
forces opposed to him.
A special to the World from Guate-
mala says: Plots of revolutionists
against President Barrios have been dis
covered. Dissatisfaction is ESPECIALLY
strong at Ruezete Mango. The presi-
lent threatens to declare a state Of
siege in case there should be the slight
sst sign of revolution. Those who ad-
1ocate revolution point out she fact
hat the president has not carried ont
my of his promised constitutional rs-
orms.
The herald., 1894-02-06
SHOT ON SIGHT.
A Sensational Street Duel at MT. ster
Ing, Ky.

A Sensational Street Duel at MT. stsrl-
ing, KY.
Mt. STERLING. KY, Feb. 5.--This
afternoon dozen or more pistol shots
were heard on Broadway and Couster
street. IL ie ascertsined that Capt. ].
L. Bomaro of this city and H. Clay
Turner of Morgan county. who had
been enemies ak months, were the par
ties who brought on the tight. Bomaro
is dead. -Four persons have been ar
rested and jailed-H. Clay Turner,
Bruce Turner, James Turner and
Thomas Blair, all of Morgan county.
Captain Bomaro and Turner were
deadly foes, Bomaro charging him with
having severed the relations between
him and his wife. Bomaro was literally
shot to pieces. One bullet passed
through Clay Turner's clothing. Blair
is wounded in the arm.
The herald., 1894-02-06
CoRBETT AND JACKSON,

The champion and His Man ager Talk
About the Next Fight.
PIrTsBuRG, Feb. 5.-Corbett and
Brady were asked if they had made the
assertion that they would let jackson
hunt the place for mill. Brady re-
piled: sit does not matter who tinds ths
place. The srticlee call for the fight 20
take place before the club Offering the
largest purse. Everett, WASH, which
Is quoted as offering a $50, 900 purse, is
a water tank. 1t will not be bothered.
Denver Smiths hackers will not give us
any trouble here. We will cover their
money for fight after June. Corbett
will kill Smith in the rine.'
The herald., 1894-02-06
The Limit Pasaaa-

New YORK, Feb. 5-The limit within
which stock could be deposited in favor
OF the scheme of the reorganjzation
committee of the Nicaragua Canal Con.
struction company, expired at noon
Nearly 900 shares, considerably more
than a majority. have been handed in
Consequently the reorganization agree.
full effect. eoes in'o
The herald., 1894-02-06
BRITISH AND FRENCH.
Another Encounter on the Froptiar N,
Sierra Leone.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. "a dispatch from
Sierra Leone announces further disturb.
ances on the frontier between British
and French forces. A detachment of
British frontier police, while encamped
in the Sofa country, were fred upon bv
force OF French native troops. During
the conflict one Frenchman and five
native police were killed. Later adj.
vices say the detachment in confiict
with French forces is the one preyiouslv
attacked by the French in Wariua. The
detachment was returning to the coast
when attacked,
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THE pRrALUmA TRAGEDY.
Mrs. Meaghcr's Two Sisters Implicats
in the Crime.


in the Crime.
PETALUMA, Feb. 5.-The coroner's
jury in tine case OF Mrs. Nancy Meagher,
who was assaulted few weeks ago, to-
day brought in verdict charging Mrs.
Mary ]. Fowler and Mrs. Elizabeth
Bryan, sisters of the murdered woman,
with full knowledge OF the perpetration
of the crime. At the time Mrs. Meagher
was shot her husband was also danger
ousiy wounded. Today he testified that
after he had been shot he heard the
voices of Mrs. Bryan and Mrs. Fowler
and third person in the room. Mrs.
Meagher, who left considerable prop
erty, was on bad terms with her sisters,
and since her death they have at
tempted to obtain possession OF her
property. Mrs. Bryan's two sons are
thought to be implicated in the murder.
The herald., 1894-02-06
Russian Jews Po,soned.

BERLIN, Feb. 5.-Ihe Lokal Anzeiger
has a dispatch from Minsk. Russia
which says rich Jewish family named
Milanovich, consisting of Is persons. in
ciudlng the servants, have been
poisoned to death. All partook of food
In which poison had been placed and
everyone was dead within Is min utes OF
the time OF eating. A number of ar
rests have been made.
The herald., 1894-02-06
Bankwreolrar I..on.xa

SAN JOSE, Feb. 5.--An effort was
made this morning to quash the in
dlctments OF the grand jury against II.
ii. Leonary OF the wrecked Santa Clara
bank, on the grounds that the iury was
illegally drawn. The motion of Leon-
ards attorney did not prevail. The
defendant is out ON $14, 900 bail.
The herald., 1894-02-06
COLORADO LEGIsLATURE.

Tho Senate at Last Consents to Do
Business.
DENVER, Feb. 5.-As the quickest
method of bringing about an adjust
ment OF the Legislature, the senate to-
day agreed to consider the bills that
have been or may be passed by the
house. By vote OF IL to IL it was
agreed that all house bills making an
appropriation shall be referred to the
finance committee, and all others to a
special committee. The house adopted
joint memorial to congress protesting
against bond issue.
The herald., 1894-02-06
Fire 1T sarnnnnh q.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Feb 5.-This CITY this
morning was visited by the largest fire
since the confagration OF April. 1889
a among the losers are the Savannah
5rocery company, ]. Nj. Ferst q ca
Ooilins Mysyson & Co. The totel loss
ls estimated at nearly $500 OOO.
The herald., 1894-02-06

Tooth brushes. We carry a complete
line and sell them at 10, Is, 20, 25. 35
4o and 90 cente, and guarantee every
brush. Littleboy's Pharmacy, 81 South
Spring street. -"
The herald., 1894-02-06
GOING TO CARACAS.
Tho Louisiana Lottery Going to Loca,
In South America.

INC LoufsIana LOTTERY Going TO Locate
In South America.
New YORK. Feb. 1t was learned
aboard the steamship Venezuela, which
arrived this morning from Central
American ports, that the Louisiana
company was about to change it's head
quarters to Caracas. All the necessary
arrangements have been made with the
Venezuela government. The terms ar
ranged are that the lottery company
furnish the government with two men
of-war and proportion Of the spcils OF
the lottery company.
The herald., 1894-02-06
Explorar Ohanal

ZANZIBAR, Feb. 5.--W. Astor Cband.
ler, the American explorer, was heard
rom January 23d, on the wav TO
sne se coast; He is expected to reach
Mombaza February 10th. 'A
The herald., 1894-02-06

DR.. French of Philadelphia, Pa. Guar.
antees his nerve and brain tablets To
cure In every case or refunds the money
For sale bv. OF & Vaughn, druggists.
corner Fourth and Spring streets.
The herald., 1894-02-06
The Brittanin Ept.~.a

LONDON, Feb. 6.--rhe Prince of Wales
mas decided to enter the yacht Britannia
In the Mafseilles and Riviera regattas.
The herald., 1894-02-06
The Unnrhlin Co.

CHICAGO. Feb. 5,-The hearing of ev-
idence for the defense continued in the
Coughlin trial today. but nothing Of
Importance was elected.
The herald., 1894-02-06

Fitsgerald, music dealer, has removed
to ll3 South Spring street,
The herald., 1894-02-06

!, Ihurston'e Millinery and California
stray Works, -5a $. Nam street, oppo-
The herald., 1894-02-06

BY THE AGED AUcTroNEER
JOHN c. BELL. UPON THE PER.
SON OF A BEAUTIFUL YOUNG
SPANISH wonAN.
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damage done Major Jas. =. Douglas, one
of thc best known fluit men IN the STATE
SAYS there VIII be full half crop Meeags,
Diiiev 4 Floore Of The la Belle fruit Farm.
one Of the largcst ~ che state, say they
NIL make a fol hasf crop ana consider
the freeze benefit rather than q draw
back. as she reinuning fruit Win be bet
Ter N consequence rnis crop is OF such
vast Importance chat every state Of Il ~
watched with great Importance
veiAac1. rsxas, March se.--ln one nelshs
hSrhoOd ntaf Vei8scc over Goo acres OF
cotton will be grown This year, against 81
acres hast season l. H.. Mnther on inc
san Bernard has sowed a nrudred acres of
Alfalfa for his hcgs. John Ross OF oyster
Geek 10 cutting nla two year od aifalia
tor the fourln time A. -. Smith Of An
sitlon has planted fUity acres 20 MOONS.
light square lii-es X prairie. near hlat
village has been recently sod IN blocks
81 fiva to Atty acres to parties gong INTO
fruit raising Reports from nearly every
p4st OF BrAzOria county SNOW very little
dnmaEp from regent bad weather, though
sloan JamIson'r new variety Of peaches
that open eAriy In May We're KILLED.
Wca thcr shrcatens min Bra2es iaslng
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Conflicting Reports as 70 Damage 70 the
Fruit Crop.
san Saba, Texas March sQ-Bnt little
damase has been done 70 vegetation 50
san Diego. Texas. March aa-If farmers
don't get rain soon the crops wall be cut
very short.
Gonzales. Texau, March so.-Anothsr
mortimer has come and gone ana no froat
Enough the cnld wind has damaged crops
10 some extern. a warm rain YOU'D set
everything 70 growing all right again.
Bandera, Texas. March Is Spfing plant
,ng - well advanced and the acreage Is
The late frost In this section ~ not be-
lieyed 10 have permanently injured corn.
Hailetsvillc, Texas March s0.--The last
Two cold SMELLS killed cotton and farmera
g'hiIm DO not seem to pc much injured.
II Is as vel hard 10 tell how much the
fruit crop has been injured,
e5roesbeck, Texas. March 2q-Tne early
corn is All killed and farmers are plant
ing over, Fr1it Is ali Killed and il seems
as e Jh2re VIII hardy be q peach Ia Lime.
stone eouipty. we have had three freezes
since Sunday.
ceutreylile. Texas, March -S0.--It Is
thuught BY most farmers THAI the late
ffeaze Inns not injured corn crops 70 any
SIC , es an dhs p a5rt Yss kll , e
the gronnd, bur they VIII doubtless coma
oskf agAinl
sanea Anna Texas March 2. Crops arr
not injured TO any great eNfent Corn
piant.nE IS about through with and ron-
siderable cation 10 niHfltsd. Iahla section
hna rad nne rains and stock water Is pien-
l5tul. ~ umoefed land grass Is csfnlng
BailInser, Texas March 60 1.-The ex-
ssemely cold snap has LASTED since fne ald
md has killed az the rru4t and corn, IN
has suffered more than 81 any other snfli
ilsa wantev lale outlook Tor Rtock is now
mere aloonly Tran ever IN the history Of
this codnfy,
piaacoil. Texas. March E.-Rain Is mead.
ca both Tor grass aud crops. The noliir
Try ~ very dry 4 FEW nitlca from D4is-
coll me yeseta aqr h al parched up. and
ruined, as many farmers have not planted
tnfir cDtlQn Yet Whht corn has been
planted ana up looks We'll 80 lar,
i 1ase ,aSs Taxes March 50. ar. J,
s , ,ssr q R +, s, = his orshsls SAYS
s,ss ss eve ' sst'siiss sst o.ess sggs
AR r. y. smith had several hundred
Hres ID his cvosla1d 70 kecp on Isoal.
5Aemaefon. 1'ezaa, March eo,--rhe cold
q ms'e dsns s e sg s 9Sx c 6sa a es
Il some l9s4l!lies ~. ecsldSpahiy dr 2'pea
tAet 4 WI grow OH 81 u All e si's s' ~
1sspft are ~ Ane caE1ition and farmers
a ..s,, Ven VI, np win Their epsk 4'slls az.
ao otqeF caeuaity h9pptls further fhafs
al me rffaesit #f1t.u6
Glimef Texef March H--lyA had A..
aii'iDr f1texa lAaf Might Ice ff.la innrni.,..
WaA pnert.KDty Of IN Inch thick ko iilnz.
jury 70 3fp.t Is rentri9d rs Addition fo
what u fQ&t4s1e1 al sunday ard zlon-
1*Y piHnltN b.otHi Outstanding The afof,v
81 money rliuItff are IN 1afiof clf6n,,,.
HieHftt thah tle4 t41t nrtn fof many
fft.iNs tyiey ~ h4fe n;antY to ike az
md uttnYo ~ tneu have 8 large euf4,',iy
81 WN4i tNd iNfA or Nl|pa there h ~,
asn.Aaa' NpEh4t eQtAty a & superior Roy
4y'sE. TgNss. Aiex4h VI 4he telegram
k&iit from Tyler siE3sinE that me ff*ee5 q,
she HAal l1f days H83 kfIN1 tie D1a41.
crop offtR7 it'e4fsu tae sAgtHl d lac
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one q he most worthy and hishly e

One Of the most worthy and highly re-
spected men in the Nations capital is
the Rev ). 2, Rankin, y ~, LII. d.,
t'resldcnt OF Howard University. He has
resided In Washington for nearly twenty
years, VAS Chaplain Of The Senate, and
mas a-waNs been an earnest and faith
ing 70 the spiritual needs of his congre-
cation, Mr. Rankin has always felt thar
tne phvsical welfare of his people was
OF Vide research and experience AMI has
seen Ss much q the practical side Of life.
lt y perhaps not surprising that. after
number Of years he made 4 most OUT
snokien statement concerning what Is GER
hold preparations in The world. Here arc
his words:
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BEAuAfoNfr. March o.--At the annual
election q officers for ne Beaumont fifo
department the following selections were
mada' Jack snits president; 4. PIP
kin vice rresldent Henry i.anghafa
treasurer; Felix Sanders, secretary a.
~ 0reevcs clacf o. W. Tugele, arst
sistant chief
Al the hofne ar Afr ana AS NJ Hech.
last night a delir1fiiil rerst5ticn was held
IN honor OF the following Visiting young
ladies' Miss Julia Miller aud Mira leo ~
lager pranget Miss l.ena Arvonspn.
IorkpNskv, Houston
Hal NJ, Greet ana Goo c. n'Isrisn have
neen ~ iSourfc attending 10 legal bust
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HAILErSyIrL.E.

1aAl-IlEr5ymdlE. March 10 1oasldera-
kie cottcu wila marketed here today.
The city board AZ cquAiizaaicn 3 now III
sesRion. Iistsntas TO the complaints *
those yao were notiBed 20 zsow eauas
My tiielr aseesanen:s slsoald moi DO
sairai, They raised about SAir Of The
pfopie assasled anu from yiD9 to si0aD
ard RAISED me National bank from $1,000
y s5lopa, which Is ne amount 81 ehs
capital Sfo6k
GoaAty ArtoFeley l1iiia was today sele-
EtEPoed 70 come 10 4oakunn, ard went
t'lh p9puif5@ have their urinary or.
plfeinct 9ollfen tons 10 I.ayac8 catlitfy -
<fiarfo# % Sessd deiegetes to 4 ,ountvs
s Fcntlen % Aprl u ssheu L Viii 81
~ trlfiined wlettier to nominate q couniy
tfAfA Two ScrE ago thsv nasnlnated q
z1s'kst Mhssah 1saH badly beatan II fhes
,leial1ltte tho dameeEAts will agaia do
lsrt liLtia iaterat Is being taken IA tae
CITY election for Tuesday. EXCEPT fcr flis
once 81 ulafAhal fnr Nliftih thera 49,
tntfe calHtii4tes Tho nfiice ,gat-fh
tltsg aa the marshal IS also assessor ana
cpi@eclE. Three aldermen are 10 So e,esi-
81 Tie three r3so retire Have NJ 1noe
.tnpn and win be elected n sh4g berssit
tilesr n't7lfs 70 81 on The ticket.
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meeting of the Cherokee County Teach-
81 81 inSt'tlts. which meets ~ fncksop-
the meeting OF fhe ifast 'rtaaS Taachers
lnStilutt. which meets there tomorrow.
County JneKe Quinn carried marriaRe
.tlnersS,nnsef tor County COMMISSIONS J., IL.
FORM me marriage ceremony between
M NtinHham and the 11dy 81 his choice
w ", Rlden ana Jeral Darby were
here yesterday from Lone stat
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MARBtE FALLS.

MARBLE FALLS, March % Miner
Hannian resident o. this place wes
arrested near heFa yesterday by Constable
Dunn eisii : Long npon euarieson
superintendent Dlun u the Liano Iron
mine. The prisoner wss turned over Is
a1eglu llgg uf i4land anu Sheriff Dor
pahat rf B.irEleG yesterxay ege1inF ara
taken 70 Llaa0 today The Immersion
81 SOME who ouget % know Is that Me-
Hannah VIII 81 able u prove nlnfseif
innocent u the chatga
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i1EAPsTEAD, March so.--ArtssIar
N1ter was struck 4, Prairie View this
mornlns AZ depth Of rs feet For over
elk months under Tho utmost dlnlcuities
work WIS carried along and the contract
orr seemed TO despair of ever getting
Eater and wanted 10 throw IN tina 10h
The pipes are NOW being taken out ari =
smaller pipe VIII 90 a5lyn into the vFeli
ind tnen n WIN be possible "a Judge de
Gpartisy and quality
iae artcslan welt there has been eagerly
watched ~ this city, FOR success there
means success here ara as . system %
water Works Is 10 10 ssArtd hire soon neS
life Viii be- infuses into the s.negnn fv
the success attained at Pfsira View
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1T WAS
DR.. PHILLIPS BROOM

who said show me what hooks boy roaqs ~ AZ. I
read you his destiny How important 4 Z, '' is
your home should be provided with books q ''' IS
character aa 81
Fairy tales and even, perhaps, "Buiisi' n ,:s. &
have their place as developers Of taste of fesa'
Of literary milk, III il were, bat unless the poy
preference for the stronger meat Of pIaetea' 80
history, travel, etc. you may DO sure ths5 % s,,s
nDsound or there has been something rad'cA''
his education (. =. 81
The Encyclopedia Britannica bas rgllSly ,1s II
the concentrated essence Of the whole wo'a VA |
Lot your boy read its interesting pages ano e M
with disdain upon "hashyp literature he s ss, 5
boys capacity for ~
nothing attractive as truth Give nm sns
Of which to construct large ideas, " s rs N dA
home where he can oonsult il continually ano e
manhood he will find no place II literary = e
life to which he may not aspire.
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am srArE cArrTAL. .
Tho Avenue Hotel Rejuvenated After
Prisoner.

The Avenue Hotel Reluvenated After a
Prisouer
Austir, Texas. March Sp--After a thor
ough cleaning sud oyerhaailng the Ave-
nus aoiel has seen put N nrst-rlass hos
tairy ouier ana uiu open us uinlng room
the pubilG on S1lnfias morning
Cantelp kui'crdeRU announces tils
motiiisg lhRl tle Governors Guard has
the celebrated Niliiam Hawley Slultn,
VINO viii deliySr lectures for the beneiit
Of tho cornfany OH the 18TH Of April The
money tbus raised Wall be useu toward
defrasinE The expenses OF the Next en-
Air W. T.. amothermau. sheriff of
Rutherford county Tennessee. accom-
panied by his brother, g. Al. Smother
man, are IN Austin 10 take back l4ice
Edwards 10 Alurfrcesboro. where be Is
charged with having dangerougly Wounded
Jesse Merritt and his wife, the former
Of whom lost an arm and the lady part
OF her hand. The charge against Edwards
y assault with intent 10 murder.
Captain doe Rice OF Hyatt spent the day
yesterday In Austin. Captain Hyatt re-
length Of time some years ago and made
many pleasant acquaintances during his
soiourii.
MIR. 4. s Chic Of Texarkana is In HE
city He has two sons attending ST. Ed
wards college near Austin. Victor and
A. 4. Chic, Jr,, and Is here on q Visit
q seq them. lie VIII return 10 his home
Colonel Rhoads Fisher and his SON,
Lewis, went 70 Houston today via the
Houston and Texas Central train,
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BRIAN. March . efajor ". u
HrsuFrssss haytnE disposed 81 his huai
hess interests here, esnternpIafes beg;nz
ring Ieatgre toim Of the entlrr STATE
th9ut May J. ists sifrt appearance viii
pe MAIDS IN Efya1. His lecture Wi to
entirely fires from politics. and lu3epeni-
fnt u MI candidacy Tor SiBte suprrias
teudeut
lhe rx-5cnfedardtas viii hold let
ing here tomorrow ~ uhks prer1r IONS
~ So 70 tba reDasts 81 Waed next Yeeek
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7TIV1Q1 FI'7177V3T7 u The Nn3 on 177977a7
N VINO - sn1e qiAite z specially ~ Con.
SPECIFIC blood poisoning. ~.
eQeff rlWples. pics. fisl1fa1e7 y. !.tl7
m9ltt 4ti1 uitetAt4 " Nauitn Nail ~. =,
Ipe sl'' ~ ssn9,ss ~. TT SYMPTOM blank.
tlNl tasases. Nor FOR s. larry, y =. X 4. tpr
<nstn % aes'q4 them OK. fAff1 w ~ y
< tY9 - Wc4t E1nhefne 1ff1tt.ff IS,
y ~ \, ! 81 g y IS 81. chAslaS stte7t
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HIIArpNEA, Sl..ren ss--.A lew clteels
assembled ~ tlie court aoase tonight par
sua'5t % il ptil ~ Organize Democratic
club. bit there not bclag sufacieat al
tliNalsce. they adjourned 10 Ji4eGt SATURDAY
niSst. Aarcf g.
tfpfessor NJ q Smiley. Accompanies by
AL hls teariwrH OF the Flatonia gradsa
tle teoclissla uiezttnz a 9ia4 place
Miss I-ilns Fsisuier 7zs feirierrs 4 pleaa-
an social a. 1he iessdsnse yf Ma H. w
HafrtHou lasg nig4it
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Husband and Son
Impure Blood, Roils, Car
buncIes, Rheumatism
Perfectly cured by HOODS.

&c, I. Hood s. Co., Lowell, Mass
MY husband was afflicted with boiIs for eight
years He received several prescriptions from
different physicians but didnot realize any bene-
nt from The medicine. Last spring his neck was
nearly covered with little bous which would
break and run little and then heal only for
others 20 take their place. They grew in num-
Der and size until they turned to carbnncles, He
began TO think they would XII him. Everything
tho doctors did seemed to
Aggravate the Disease.
He at last bought bottle Of Hoods sarnpa-
rilla and when no had taken hoIf Of It bis neck
was well and he has had but ona pirpIe since
The remainder Of the medicine gave 90 my
twelge year old boy Willie Massey who had
heen afflicted with rheumatism from his infancy,
so badly that feared he would always be
cripple, He could not run and play ike the
other children, After hq had taken q half hottie
Of Hoods Sarsaparllla Il seemed 10 do him 80
much good that we concluded 70 give II fair
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~ wi O
. afhisted
With shy a.
e'se delicate
dlseasha psou-
liar 70 men ana
women. D r.
Hatla W ay 4
CO are coaald-
ered 10 DO AZ
eefl1 ia D
trfR tunent o I
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and are, Wifh@
out doubt. The
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Afsiey TEXAS, Marsh ss-Last night q
~ Fssilspae 81 m brides s,ayents. sde.
fs H Hstpln ~ Xepsnis ana aiihs Court
pfs 1'etnHa ware pnlked il raAtfiAef.
H3fllef fllelisfto II reupie tied M
HfiHH n recent bereavement ii
- 9f84u4 t,sAIY the wSdalnx waS
t .. 4.i,k. pIly . lew friends ana rQla-
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cFNa'Ea.r4t.T.w

TEkNII.1H Aerch ao.-The com.
aaIsaloners rcuEt y Leon county met yes.
tAreay ~ spsciai scgsian ard received the
tsf Lately completed ~ 5easrs Robh 4
Wilson u HeSrre The same fem wefa
siao employed 70 make sonic needed re-
paifE on the court hoilse
County court pcngsuaa next Monday
Rfta 9 very slim doekAs
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