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Income from operatloH'..' So-''oo''-i' 81
Decrease.
Regarding these figures the report says;
1.-THE most significant fact as throwing
light upon the effect of commercial de-
pres sion upon railway management Is
found in the movement of operating eX-
penses. In last years preliminary report
attention was called to the fact that
reduction In operating expenses follows
rather than accompanies decrease IN
gross earnings. The present report seems
to Indicate that when the managers Of
railways are forced to reduce operating
expenses the cut is made decisive and
final Thus the decrease In the operating
EXPENSES for the fiscal year 1894, as com
pared with 1893. was s7iS per mile of line.
the corresponding decrease for the year
ending June 20, 1895. as compared with the
fiscal year 1874, was but s4i per mile Of
line This indicates that the reduction in
onerating expenses which, as shown IN the
final report for the year ending June 50,
1894 occasoned n reduction Of $1,000 in the
number of employees, has been accom-
plishcd, and that no further sweeping re-
auctions are TO he expected. IT is facts
of this sort which warrant the resumption
OF business by manufacturers with con-
| fdence In the future.
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r y A. CONVENTION.

san Antonio. Texas. January ,sr,cnn
Associatiop of General BagEa-e Asvl,..
Convened here today and there are a9ou.
sirtv members prescott. This Is the hr ~
meeting OF the association ever he,u n,
Texas, and the secretary reports, II '" on :
largely attended than any previous
The meeting will last over tomorrow
Tndnv,s session was devoted 70 wv -
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Fhe Lnwlor-Ratcs $3.50 and 81 per
dny. lnmcA In Hlnr. Brnnrlctnr.

j. A. Morris, san Antonio; r. T.. Hubby,
T. Louis. l.. j. Biggs, Little Rock; Jas.
n. Borldnd, San Francisco: Sam IL. l3er-
Ten, Cincinnati. w. Il. Mckee. New Or
Fans; VIM. y. Cross. New Orleans; T.. NJ.
Eanbery, Indianapolis; a. 3. ArmsironS,
Justin NJ. NJ. Brooke, Chicago: l.. Rene
Pct New York; j. w. O'Brien. Texas,
4. G. Ashford and wife, Huntsville ".
|, Smither, huntsville: j. Il. Eastman.
Euntsville; Allen II. Cameron, Galveston;
l.. Chairman Cuero: W. II. Cook, New
orleans; Charley Henry. Galveston; O.
kaskrop, city; George W. Norfell: Bryan;
T. Huddy. ST. Lcuis; d. Il. Gillespie.
Baltimore, Mrs. Pierce, Denlng's Bridge:
". b. Carriere. San Antonio; 7. q. David
Bon, San Antonio; l.. Law son, Runge. /.
P,alk, Runge; j. Johnson. Warren; Alex
Hamilton, Cuero. +. Pletfan, Dallas; X.
~. Books st. Louis; John Golden, Gin
Eiinnati; Rob Fisher, Chicago; chas. A.
kldd, st Louis. VIM. Houser, San Arto-
Plo; +. II. Reynolds. Pittsburg; George
Eiiorrissey, San Francisco Hugh Cook,
galveston; j NJ. McDermott. Bryan; w
4. Searles. Momeuce, Ala; Miss Agnes
,,;,raham, CuCro Y. j. Atkins. Paducnh
ashley. New York; W. Garrett, Eastel'
me; @. NJ. Young. New York; c. NJ
66eHkwith and son, Miss NJ. S. Beckwitl,
Galveston.
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AT WEATHEREORD.

weathorford. Parker County, Texas,
January li.--Bank officials elected;
First National bank of Woathorford j
d. Baker. c. ID. iiartnett II, II. Beel.
A. f. Starr. w. II. Turner, w. +. FAINT
and II. w. Davis. directors. j. u. Ba-
kcr. president, G. ID. Hnrtnett vice-presi-
dent w. 81 FAINT, cashier; II. w. Davis,
assistant cashier.
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AT FoRNEY.

Forney. Kaufman County. Texas jan
uary i4.--At meeting OF the stockhold-
ers of the National Bank of Forney they
elected T. n Daley. q. w. No'nss. u. G..
Mcltellar, Tom Layden and iancey Nc
Kcllnr directors; I. = p'-iey. president,
ID G. MeKelle.. ice president. q. w.
Noiers, cashier.
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oK1.uoNA AND GULF REPORT.

The annual meeting OF the sso "a rinir
was held in Philadelphia last M1" ar,a
ana the annual report was receives e,a, a"1
ndopted. The old officers were re-eie rs IN
The statement shows gr0 ss,O e,n. orerat-
the railroad department $>s'Slo; opeau,
,nc cxnense~ sgio,f96; in the coal depart
ment sG07,6 7l, expenses seSo,S". r Cd
the past year the company cohsuu''e"
I9D miles of road.
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At BRENNAN.

Brenham Texas January B.-At
meeting of the Merchants Protecu'e as
aocintion held Tuesday the following Of
slcers for the ensuing year were elected:
Ben Schmidt. president; Frank Dopert,
vioe-presidont; w Y. Ewing. secretary
Hugo Becker. treasurer
Executive board--R ". Luhn, Henry
Rngener c. w Wnkelmann' IS Lon
man. H. +, Hoht,
q at 4 o'clock p. m.
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THE DISABILITIES BILL.

washington. January H,-The mousse
,,,,rlttee on military affairs today unani-
mo,isly reported fayorably the bill which
I'S,,iv passed the senate repeating the
hat prohIbits ex-Confederates who
t NV Commissions from the United States
~ and navy at the beginning OF the
ta,,,on from being appointed to any
a,nv or navy office.
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the bride aud groom left for Mexico on n
bridal tour.
NORTHO-BRuNS-El Campo, Texas
January i6.--Mairied, In I'll Campo, on
Wednesday evening at 5 y. m. Mr.. Gus
Northo to Misa Augusta Bruins Rev. j.
+. Aurclius officiating. Mr.. Northo is
postmaster nj FL Campo and the bride the
daughter OF MIR Chris firuns. one OF III
Campo's Oldest and most highly respected
citigcna
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AT CI'ERO.

Cuero. Texas. January 1.-The Farm
ers' Ginning company held their annual
meeting yesterday for tho election OF
directors. The following were elected:
william Van Hooganhuyze, William
Trau,winc. II. c. Vain. d. G. Benjamin.
d. Hunter. $. c. Lackey, c. l.. Stadtler.
j. NJ. Hamilton, william Thomas.
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TIE SUNSET ROUTE
Vow Orleans Picayune.


1t may not be a fact generally known
that on the 9Th Of the present month the
Southern inaugurated an entirely new
departure in the way of passenger ser
vice between This city and New YORK.
1t is known as the Pullman compartment
car service. This service is in addition
to the regular daily equipments, and is
semi-weekly Pullman drawing and
statcrocm compartment car. which VIII
leave New York on Tuesdays and Satur-
days each week at $3.50 o'clock. and ar
rive in this city In time to make close
connection with the Sunset Limited SER
vice over the Southern Pacific to San
Francisco.
This is destined to form the continue
ton of the row famous Sunset Limited
service and gives through car almost
from New York to San Francisco, thus
making It possible for people to travel
all the distance from one side OF the
country to the other with all elegance
and ease.
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ELECTED DIRECTORS.
AT VELASCO.

Velasco. Texas January l5.--The an
nuai election of officers for the Velasco
National Bank was held yesterday. re-
sulting IN the election of l.. II. Bryan,
president: NJ. NJ. Miller. vice-presidenti
] NJ Moore, cashier and j. A. wilkins,
assistant cashier.
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year: II. ]. Lutcher A. Gllmer n. w.
Solliday, Mrs. S. Thompson. j.. M'llcr'
ID. II. Wingatc and X. w. Reid The d.
rectors then elected the following officers
IL. j. Iu,chor, president; A. Gilmcr vice
president; w. w. Reid. cashier. IA. u.
curry, bookkecper, aud ]. O. Sims col.
iector wcre ioappointcd. Cashier Reid
was conplmented very highly by the
Stockholders and dlrociors FOR ms pplo
management OF the affairs of the bank.
and number Of testimonials were reau.
commenting him for his satisfactory
management and uniform courtesy.
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A MOTHERS AWTUI. DEED.

ST. Joseph. Mo. January IA terrible
tragedy is reported here tonight as having
occurred at Marysvlle. on a farm six
miles south of Marysville lived joseph
fihderbrand his wife and family of eight
children, the latter ranging from TO
~ years Of age. flilderbrand is at Kan
sas City, being treated in a hospital. This
forenoon his wife. becoming Respondent
administered poison to the children and
seven have died The other Is not eN-
nected to live. Then she completed the
"ork of destruction by hanging herseif
10 rafter. The cause of the Tragedy
was poverty. Mrs, Hildebrand had ne
come respondent and temporarily insane
On account Of the Illness OF her husband.
Kansas city. January 1i,-Joseph Hill
uerbrand husband and father of the VIC
inns OF the tragedy at Marysville Kan,
mas mysterously disappeared from the
Az Saints hospital In the city and to-
nlsht no trace Of him can be found. Mon
aay afternoon Hilderbrand left the hos
Fl.si' stating that he was going out 10
~ check cnshed. All of the hospitals
him. - 90
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AT BEAUMONT.

beaumont, Texas, January bat an
annual meeting Of stockholders OF ,ne
First National bank OF Beaumont heIu
yesterday. the following directors VII
n Gilbert. v. Wiess. i. +. Ogden, Il. II.
Levy and w. p. II. McFaddin The d.
rectors selected officers as follows: W.
S. Davidson. president; j. j. kelth' vice
president. Frank Alvey. cashier
Stockholders OF the Higgins Manurac-
Inc today and elected directors as fol-
lows; John n. Gilbert, George w, Car
roll. O. y. Greeves. n. Blanchette and
In Norvoll. The officers are; N. Blanch-
cite, president and general MANAGER
George Carroll vice president LIP Nor
veil. secretary and treasurer ihe coi",
nany manufactures brick. II has worked
under disadvantages for some time. but
starts the new year with evidences OF
prosperity.
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rvoAp TIME rABL e

,,. on the following Ioaus a
trains vi frcm the Grand Ceharaui
ana a,,thcrn Pacific, hou nn1 santa
CsnIral. gulf. vo'yNrS cs. Texas ana
II1ouston ~ ransas Pass. Trains Oil
AntonV, ,onal and Great Northern, ,he
Int atio,,ston and Henderson anu e,ie
est9n and Velasco use the lntern r,,,,,s
n NJ, foot Of Congress aV tnxas use The
he MISC" ma the Galveston. La Porte
depot, ~" ice the San Jacinto street
bIrsToN AND TESAs CENTRAL"
Main Line. -o-
o.m am, Arrive..... b;95 am.
e."",i.,9 nm. Arrivc..... $50 Pm
Ve'''' Austin Branch. .oo
n. Ass p m. Arrive.....ls'lo pm
scuTHERN PACIFIC.
san Antonio Trains.
ills pm. Arrive. s s am
H.. s05 am. Arr r;ns o'1V p"'
e'." IKE pin. Arrive.....lO:50 PIN.
Ve'''" Victoria Trains.
a.25 IN. Arrive..... 4:A5 pm.
C'ssouRJ. KANSAS AND TEXAS.
- and Kansas City and st. Louis
faso Trains.
7.30 am. Arrive. $50 an.
W." 100 pm. Arrive..... $3.50 pm.
ME- COLORADO AND SANTA FEE.
Main Line.
s,s5 am. Arrive. e:l5 am.
W. 700 pm Arrlve..... 1925 pm.
'''' Galveston Trains.
a.. 7:4o am. Arrive..... 500 am.
sos am. Arrive..... 300 pm.
LEO pm. Arrlve..... $40 pm.
~ 100 pm. Arrive. 9:2o PIN.
|, rains leave the Santa Fe depot Is
,,ss later and arrive at that depot Ii
utes earlier than the above time.
rERNATIoNAL & CT. NORTHERN.
st. Louis Trains.
,1I:00 am. Arrive. $50 m.
We. 5:25 pm. Arrive. .12.4O pm.
I.VEsTON. HOUSTON AND HEN
Galveston Trains.
iva $40 am. Arrive. 80. $3.50 am.
I've. 1910 am. Arrive 9:do am,
kve..... 1855 pm. Arrive. $50 pm
A.UMBIA AND VELAsCo TRAINS
I've daily except Sunday..... .1o:40 am
Eve daily except Sunday)...... 4:l0 PIN
SusToN EAST AND WEST TEXAS
Through Trains.
kve... D:35 pm. Arrive..... ZOO AIN
Mixed Trains.
kve.... 7.30 am. Arrive.....7:30 pm
TEXAS WESTERN.
Monday. wedn' sday, Friday. 1000 am
| Tuesday, Th'sday. Sat'day... -. 200 pm
N ANTONIO AND ARKANSAS PASS
live daily OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. b:45 pm
LA PORTE AND HOUS
Daily Except Sunday.
i've. 1900 m. Arrive. $50 q m
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SANTA FE CHANGES.
Ticket Agent Don Fields Transferred to
Temple-Othcr Appointments.

Ticket Agent Don Fields Transferred to
Temple-Othcr Appointments.
r.. d. Fields, better known as Don"
for four years city ticket agent for the
Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe. has been
transferred to take charge of the ticket
office at Temple. He will be succeeded
here by j. r. Greenhiil. now agent at
Paris.
Walton wilkins, city ticket agent of
the santa Fe at Dallas, has resigned. and
c. l.. Holland of Temple has been ap-
poiuted to take charge of the Dallas Of
flee. go.
The amendments became effective yes
terday and the agents will take charge
of their respective offices tomorrow
Mr.. Fields will take his departure ioi
his new home tomorrow. and Mr.. Green
hiu win arrive here today to take charge
as soon as Travelling Auditor Morrissey
checks out Mr.. Fields.
Temple. Texas, January 1i-lt mas Jns'
been made public In Temple that Chailes
l.. Holland for the past hYe years 20 ~,
senger and ticket agent OF tine Hanta
| In this citv has been transferred 10
| similar position in Dallas for which pace
mo win leave on Saturday next. IN Lalias
My Holland will have charge OF the cry
! messenger office. as well as the teke'
, off,ce His many friends in Tempe re-
aret indeed to loose him from their mus
but his promotion is n matter Oh ooN
graduation at tine same time ii, l., ~,
Mr.. Hollands successor VIM ne M,
Don Flelds, tho well known ticket asea'
of the santa Fe in Houston re- 100 nS.
lots Of friends in Temple. and the "e'
come extended him will be warm one me- d,
Mr.. F. w. Hopkins has been vanss,
city ticket agent Of the Mlss1u'', ,,ine Mr.
and Texas railroad in Temple VIC % 4,
w n R,ain. who has heretofore been II
o w, 20, ~ both ticket and freight depart
charge u I,nreafter the freight snd ticke
h meme win win be divided and MI l,laim'
mains in charge of the freight = pu sreirh
The Katy's new passenger anu l'i ~ +
depots are nearing comple,ion On" ne new
o',pT,ors viii take place on the first o
February,
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THE LONE STAR STATE

would bc n barren waste were Il nct
,nnde the hest In the land by strong, Wig.
oratis men Are You one OF those VINO
nre heIping to make 1t soy IL makes
man proud TO say II am" But now many
are there whose lifo and vitality - bein3
undermined by the effects OF youtnlut
errors. or who from disease are fncapapie8
or doing their share who are a hururn on
themselves ind OF no benefit to others.
How many who are young IN age: put -
,muo,ent as II they had seen. 100 yeefe|
~ nv 'rhe Eunuch Is "A terrible cxnmpto'
of tbe effects of being without sexuAl Pow
ore lie is only an animal; no mfe. emp!s|
lion or strength OF mind: VIII yous 9yI
vo,,r own neglect and indifference. cecemel
s 10 ,sY Dr. Clemens has devoted many.
s.s ,rs 70 the study and practice OF prtSnt4.
Sisauecs For two years he has conducte4
the business of Dr. Hathaway n Co.. ma
No., brought health and happiness - nun-:
n.sds a; Texans Many of those I19I
rsad this. know this 70 be fue. WIZ
hau,d moi Won be oncy IL you are Womb
Win female troubles, or. man anu M;
s fore, from unnatural losses. impotsnsek,
, ioat ma MOOD skin diseases, write TO-
, Nc" ',mmediately STRUCTURE CURED
,i,hout KNIFE. DILATING or EixxEks.y
,wrptsISITy at YOUR HOME. NO PAIN . ~ ~
5e,sntion from business. Qucst'on ~. .nst 49, ~
Tor men. II for women. lot shM ~
eases. Address, Y.
DR.. J.E. Clemens,
100 W. Commerce St. San Antonio. TexssI
Financial or professional references q
request.
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AT ORANGE.

Orange, Texas, January i5.-The stock
holders and directors OF the First Ma
tlonal Bank OF orange met and elected
tho following directors for the current
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Victoria, Texas, January H.-Pursuant
to call the stockholders OF the Southwest
Texas Fair association met AT the court
house last night to elect board or al
rectors the old board, consisting OF D.
j. Wclder. d. II. Reagan. !" -. iea'on'
w. g. Barnes. ]. A. McEaddcn, l.. y.
uofer and r. D. Woods was elected. The
board will meet soon and. no doubt, all
of the old officers will be reelected. as
they have given unqualified satisfaction
Motion TO declare a dividend of 2k per
cent was voted down and II was decided
TO devote the surplus, amounting to seNpo
to Improvement OF the grounds. me us,
of deiinouent stockholders was read and
n motion adopted that they be given until
April to pay up, and " not settled by tha'
tlrle that tho accounts he put IN 'h'
hands Of an attorney for collection.
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Ar GA1NEsYILLE.

Gainesville. Texas. January H,-Bank
stockholders met today and elected the
following officers
First National Directors; D q Lacy
w. H. Dougherty. William Worslani' ~
r potts j w. Dobklns. Philip Levin
nnd ". O. Davis. u. r. Lacy, president
Vice Il. NJ. Dougherty, deceased; W. II.
pougherty. vico president; william Wor-
sham. cashier.
Gainesville NationalRe-electe1 The old
officers Directors: }, II. stevens, G. -
lIemming, G. y. Stevens, II. 10. Eldridse'
G. L. spurlock and j. l.. Simpson
Red River acknowledgements IL. D.
r,lvords j Nj Potter. r. NJ. Patterson,
%. A. Blanton, NJ. Kahn. Gus Mckenzie,
/. l.. Patrick. ]. p. Brown retired from ,he
board nj his own request The election OF
officers will be held later.
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beff Meeks. Elgn; James W. Forbess'
allas: 4. w. Leland. St. Louis; w. NJ.
Lee, yelasco; c. NJ. Campbell, Jr.,
mple; 2; L; Cole. Chicago, A; Young
foodson and wife, Taylor; Il. l.. Jenkins,
alyeston; Miss Eya White' Hilishoro ;
II. Turney, Smithville; X. w. Brahan,
huntsville; T. II. Durham, Longyiew,; w.
Barr, J; 5. Smlther, j. C. Eastman ;IstIl,,,n'
]. Louis: q. NJ. Browder, San Antonio;
S. Gibbs, Huntsville; J. c; GreSory
hlestine X. IL. Matthews, Columbus
m Alexander, Fresno; w. T., CarHiliee,
y, Tackaberry. Emporia;, CharlG $ NJ
b; l. A. Whatley. Huntsville; ]. a. Her
|ng Harlem; Dan NJ. Iasker, Galveston;
NJ Green, Caney: r. II. Bail. Hunts
(lle; Il. K. Carville, james Madison
]. Ballew, Mumford; S. j. Wilson,
empstead W. 5. Brooks. Wharton;
lharles Myatt New York; A. 7, Thread
! u, Wharton Bates, Palestine: Ben Sass
ialveston; j. c.. Oluorf, Cuero; Il. B,
Einstead. Galveston; S. u. rinsley, Shep-
|erd: NJ Richards. Galveston; w, H.
Iohnston, Alvarado; c. T.. Linn, Fort
Worth; $. Il. Mendez. Dallas.
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TRAFFIC RETURNS.

Increased Earnings Reported for Dcccm-
Der and First Week of January.
The Financial Chronicle computes the
gross earnings Of seventy. six roads for
the fourth week of December at $94Se.2'i.
an increase Of s72ss36, or s.33 per cent.
One hundred and twenty-three roads re-
port for December s45,025,S5S, an increase
OF s37T6 400; for the year 1895, sos. 2J1, Il Z,
an increase of s2S. 326,?Ss.
Earnings reported for the first week
OF January follows:
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Sew Hutchins House.

n.u.r " Guer!n'
ger. PrnprietorS.
Reruodeled and
newly furnished.
neuualed IN All
its appointments
in tho state OF
Te~as
the l. Q q d J ng
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THE SICK LIST.

DR.. Clvmer was called TO Ola. last Sun
day night 10 see Mrs. L. Bssye who Is
seriously i'll with pneumonia
DR.. Padgett was over from Caldwell
on Tuesday assisting DR.. Clymer in per-
forming difficult surgical operation on
Hugh Fulton. Since the operation the
patient is doing nicely.
Prof. symons and Miss Wilson, Of the
public school, were both of duty lately
on account of la grippe but are better
now.
w. F. Wardwell whose health has
been falling for several weeks is no bet.
ter, and his condition is considered crit
ical.
Little Orville Carter is suffering from
a very severe attack Of pneumonia and
for several days his life was despaired Of
AS We go to press he is said to be n little
better.
Levi Myers, an old and highly respect
resident of the valley, Is reported AS be
ing very low with heart disease.
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Free and confidential examinations to
all at the office or by letter He treats
all durable chronic diseases with cleo
tricity, medicine and surgery. The cure
Of private diseases, as well as all female
troubles, deafness catarrh. bronchitis,
consumption. dyspepsia. skin diseases,
liver. kidney and piles, speciality.
Surgical operations scientifically and
successfully performed il necessary.
Out-of-town patients treated with un-
failing success through correspondence
one visit desirable but not necessary.
Medicine sent safely and free from OBJ
servation to any part Of the conntry-
Write for symptom blank and circular
Drs Liebig & Co. continue 70 treat
chronic. nervous and special diseases,
also weak men organic weakness, fail
ing memory, lack OF energy, physical
decay, deformities. etc, etc, arising
from indiscretion, excess or indulgence
producing some Of the following effects.
Nervousness, debility, dimness OF vision
self distrust' defective memory, prema-
tureness. want Of control Of vital organs.
pimples on face, aversion TO the society
Of females. loss Of ambition. iack OF con-
tidence. gloominess, dependency. un-
ntness to marry, melancholy, stunted
development. loss Of manhood. night
losses. pains in the back, varicole, gon-
orrh9a. syphilis. pites, structure, gleet
unnatural discharges. rtc., treated with
success. safely and privately. Send for
question blank. or better call if YOU can.
DIR. A. c. Stoddart, visiting physician
aud contracting surgeon for the Liebig
World Dispensary. San Francisco has
decided to settle AMI will have Offices
for consultation al his private reception
rooms. in Atlas Block. Helena.
All patients in. around and about
Emmett and surrounding country should
cnnsult with San Francisco's renowned
specialist, Helena. Montana. DR.. Stod-
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Montana, Washington and Oregon for
Drs. Liebig & Co., San Francisco's mosi
reliable and successful SPECIALISTS.
Everyone desiring special cure, ad
dress DR.. Stoddart, Atlas Block, Helns
j Aontanz.
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CHARLES HnmoD. Register.
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LErrER PROM PEARL.

ED. ISDEx-Camp is looking very
promising now. The sale of the Check
mate property will do wonders towards
helping us along.
Captain Bledsoe's company is push
ing its work Of building rapidly and ex-
poets to begin active operations shortly.
Everyone is greatly encouraged at the
prospect.
A very pleasant and successful dance
was given in the Hotel Rignon last night
in honor Of the sale OF the Chcckmate
property.
George H. Wyman and Charlie Lock
erman have leased the Last Chance, a
free milling property, and expect great
returns from the venture.
Chaplin, the Ogden capitalist, present
owner Of the checkmate is preparing tc
commence work Immediately. Devel
opment under his management will
doubtless soon show the mine to be oi
great value.
Two inches Of snow fell here las
night.