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There will now be no reason why the ruff
fans. who are abusing thousands upon
thousands of dcfenseiess women and girls,
! should leave any evidences of their crimes
or even await the absence of their natural
protectors.
The rohheries against which so many
Spaniards are protesting In delegations
which are visiting General Weyler almost
daily are of course made safe by such n
decree. There are Americans all through
the island. and naturali2ed Americans OF
Cuban birth uhe distinction is simply In
the degree OF hatred which the Spanish
have for BOTH. who may safely he put
out of the way under the decree which
says every person shall he killed without
even q challenge.
This Is the state OF affai-s which the
bloodt thirsty "voluntcers" hav been crying
for since the day they welcomed General
Weyler's landing. Then they stood In
front of the palace believing; GIVE us
Ceperos' head and blood to ferti!izcCuba."
Now they are following the prisoners who
are brought into towns screamine: XIII
them, XIII the dcvi!ish insurgents! We
want no more prisoners"
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HAVANA BUDGET.
Numerous Engagements Reported on the
Island.


Island.
Havana, March 2l.--Near Jagucy Chico
the insurgents have hanged prominent
!nhabiiant named Ensibio Almcydea.
Colonel Pavia has been engaged with
an insurgent band under La Crete and
Collnzo al the Cantabria plantation, prov
incc of Matanzas. The insurgents lost
fifteen Killed and deraileI and destroyed
an exploring engine after It's escort had
retired.
Colonel Valencia has been twice en-
gagged with the insurgents Mt Manicargua,
province of Santa Clara. The enemy lost
six Killed. and the troops captured n
quantity OF ammunition and medicine.
Sixteen prisoners have arrived here un-
der escort They include the insurgeni
leader Manuel Llnares, who was caplur-
cd by the Wadras battalion In the prov
inco of Pinar del Rio.
The insurgents have burned eight houses
and a church belonging TO the village Of
Guanabo. near Gunanaboca, which is not
fa- from this city.
The Wadras battalion has had sovcrnl
sklrmshes with the insurgents In the
province of Pnar del Rio and has killed
thirty of tho enemy under Gnlloa. I.oza
aud Chillano.
numerous band of insurgents Is re-
ported to have passed by the plantations
of Anglesas and Indio In the direction OF
the coast by Cienfuentes and Saeua.
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Robert Wolfe. Secretary =
cuBANs WILL WIN.
Spanish on the Defensive md ReboIs
Trlu mDhunt

Spanish on the Defensive and Rebels
Triumphant.
New York, March SI.-Among the mas.
scngcrs on board the steamer Yunaton.
which has Just reached here. was HI.
bert Rappleyc. the newspaper correspond
en'. who. after thrce morths' stay In
Cnba. was banishsd from the island by
decree of Captain General Wcyler Mr..
Rapplcye in an interview said:
II unhesitatingly state that within
three, months the insurgent cause In Cuba
VIII be triumphant " the United States
and give to tho cubans anything ressm-
ping lighting opportunity. The Span
ha,;s are now on the defensive. Every
days has been invited by the rebels The
cuphns now practically hold the island
OIL OK UNA, me troops Of Spain have been,
When General Maceo started on his west
ern campaign onc-third OF his men. III, 400
IN Inv n"I nna ,S We're pnarmed His forces
cartridges each. depending entirely on ihe
capture Of the enemy's train for the am
mem dsh, I II continue ,Ia the aght Thse
Of e' r ngn' ns 'gnrn ana with the supply
the bermuda they are again marching
toward Havana II the Cubans had
in the field the insnrrent trcons mr." ar'
wen ofhcered and az perfectly organized
as the Spanish. The cubans have been
50 near Havana that the burning planta-
lions could be seen from the house tons
ana the cubans have captured places
ohly a rev miles from the capital More
than this. the Cubans control uIl the bro.
lhce OF the island. Thousands in liza
s ,.a are suffering for enough TO eat, MS
Lns are ~ all the seaports, but they are
heart near, and soul with the Cubans and are
VIKING to suffer. Spanish cruelty has NOT
oeen half described Executions or pris.
ali '""'' "N'3
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MILLS lNDoRsED.

"'''' Strong -ResbofhlfiiEo,n,as". Adontea
| Palestine, Texas, March 2sAt meet
ing OF tho citizens of Palestine Texas.
| this evening. called for the purpose OF
| undressing tho resolutions presented to tho
senate of thu United States Tor its adop-
ton, by tho Hon Roger q. Mills of
Texas the following proceedings were
had:
George W. Burkitt WAS elected by ac-
! clamation as chairman of tho meeting
the position OF secretary.
On motion of w. l.. Thompson. the
following resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
Resolved, That We unanimously extend
tho hand of Fellowship to tho oppressed
people Of the island of Cuba.
Be 1t further Resolved. That We feel
ourselves in honor bound to do credit to
our forc-fathors. who fought, bied and
died for our freedom, nationally. reliei-
ously and every other way
he II further Resolved. That VIC regard
the Spanish troops who have been
mon and women as scoundrcs and muir
derers, and we feel that our people of
this country are insultcd by being held
IN check from rendering the Cuban peo-
Bc it further Resolved That we raise
me, cry OF viva lie cuba, and may the
poor cripple, Cuba-who lies ut our door,
bercing for our aid
De 1t further Resolved, Tint a copy
Of these resolutions he presented 10 our
daily papers for publication and thai il
10 distinctly and thoroughly understood |
mat we do not wish to cmbroil our gov |
crnIncnt in Il war with any foreign ma |
ton. and II is not our wish to Violate
mo international neutrality law but We |
as Individuals. do lend our aid in every |
conceivable way 10 the Cuban republican |
people, Sic scmper uranus,
G.. w. Burkltt
po,,. u Chairmtn.
Th"r" ncing no further business before
M" meeting. the meeting was adjourned
IN nuc form. subject to call of the chair
Robert l. Wolfe
Gpcrptnrv
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FOR BLOOD.

March's Horrible Proclamation Auth5r iz.
ing Slaughter.
New York. March 3l..-The Mail and lex
press correspondent sends the following
from Havana:
Marchs horrible proclamation has just
been issued at Holguin "Be II known
that all forces who operate In the terri
tory of this division have orders to fire
without giving hall TO any person who
travels at night on roads outside of cities
and towns. and with the object of pre-
venting any accidents. this publication is
made for general knowledge"
Bntchcries of Balmaceda and every
gbastly chapter Of ten years OF blood sScre
committed under the decree OF which this
is simply reitera,ion, General arch
who has issued this decree. is IA recent
the Twenty-third division OF the First
army corps. He holds the rank 4 hrlgadi,r
general Proclamations are one thing In
this war and their execution is another
Murderous slaughter OF men. women and
children will not be confined to darkness
and II Is not assuming the slightest risk
to say scores--pcrhaps hundreds--will be
butchcred md their bodies simply left
lying untii another sunrise before the vic
TINS are reported. II there is any risk It
is In counting upon their ever being re-
ported.
This bloody edict has the Indirect sane
ton of General Wcyler because nc has
not abrogaied II. and because IN his pro-
clamatiors he has conferred almost unllnl-
tied powers upon the commanders OF the
army corps. and they in turn issue de-
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DIED BY SLOW STANDARDIZATION.
Barbarous and Bungling Work vi Execution by
Spanish Officials.
PUBLIC ExECUTIoNER FLED FROM HIS POST.
Men, Women Children Who Travel by Night No Challenge
Rong ary--Bloo Volunteers.


o
drawn
and post
the OF
sfatf,.sse OF
r7'sBt
bed
the inostd tssinE cries
o
mad tend the execuio
II becnd scribe a o the utnost horror
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
LAST NIGHTS READINGS.

An area of high pressure ovcrlies tho
South Atlantic States and another ac-
companied by much colder weather is
moving in over the Northwest, A cyclonic
disturbance Is central over the lower
lakes and is accompanied by a trough of
low presAiro extending southwcstwaru
across the country to Western Texas.
The weather Is partly cloudy to cloudy
with snow at ST. Paul and rain at Omaha.
Precipitation amounting 10 10 of an
inch or more is reported from Nashville.
Memphis and st. Paul.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
Observations taken at all stations at
S ID. m. 18th merillan time:
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pILI.1ARD TOURNAMENT.

New York, March 3i.-"Napoicon" Ives
and Albert Garnier were the contestants
Of the second game of the international
tournament at eighteen inch balk line
billiards In the concert hall OF Madison
Square Garden tonight. The attendance
was large. The score:
GARNER IFS. highest run 3d. average
Ives 600, highest run 200. average 40 2-la
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fODNTs Forecast

"a. Mich. -,,he tenth ANNA, con-
.n,.2t me i'.lichigun chrision I'm En-
r Cbt4-e.&ll meet in this ~ ,iree
beginning today. ~ '''s'
NqyEAL-At the annual aeet,nr of
haFholders of the. Canad,n bac,fic
ay. announced to be helf here To-
an important deal. 1t is said viii
IcAGO - Tho pan.donoL,,
rdice OF ministers and s ,,n1,ia
rs VIII be held al the N,p .k,s
n,s beginning today, and ' orS n,niu
slput the month. 'o'''''i"h's
kLIN-Prince Bismarck,s
az born April /. 1si5-wil oir.hnay-.'
ally celebrated Throughout oe agaim
Gar; a big conlmers vi, u."any
\ Berlin Philharmonic nc heid
OF the day. 'ocie'y III
fpoVA. Ala.-work is ann.
today on the largest cot, 10
II IN Ia have 10 MIL IN
cost t6O0,0O0. The snlhni,
the Nashua ManIsn'm Was
II Nashua, N. II. 'iactufihs
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them all out into tho provinces and TO
Keep them nying hither and thither during
the rainy season IN. tho hope that most OF
the troops will fall victims TO yellow fever.
ana That Spain. In her bankrupt condition
lions III dollars that u long. prptractcd war
VIII cost her. There nre others who think
tho 'indcpcndcnre of Cuba will he attained
not BY sword. but through intervention OF
foreign powers who are Interested In Gu
ban bOil,ls
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STATION. Temp Ran
PROBABILITIES.

Washington, April 1.--For Eastern
Texas: Partly cloudy with showers In
eastern portion; colder In northern por-
ton; winds becoming northerly.
Arkansas; Rain: colder: variable winds.
North and South Dakota: Fair; north
erly winds.
Colorado: Diminishing cloudness: slight
ly colder In southern portion; northeily
winds.
Wyoming. and Montana; Generally fair;
variable winds,
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HAVANA ovERRuN WITH BEGGARs.

HAVANA. Mafcn 3I.--The war has ruined
many OF the business men OF Hayann. az
well as plantation owners OF the interior
and most OF the houses now conducting
business are tottering, 30 that any means
of speedily ending the war short of COM
petc submission 10 Spain viii be heartily
welcomed.
Havana Is oyorrun with refugees from
the Interior. ruined by destruction of their
plantations and cattle ranches. The streets
are fun OF beggars, and the "Order Pub
lico' has Instructions 10 leave them I'M
mulestod. Last night an American wo-
man whose husband died about three
months ago and whose property in the in
terror was destroyed by one of General
From comparative affucnce she had been
reduced 10 beggary and was profusely
grateful for the silver pieces given her
She said that she had been sleeping In the
streets during the past two weeks. lighting
with the dogs In back alleys for bones
thrown TO them FROM cafe Kitchens.
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ToDArs FEATURES.
probNbiiities--Partly cloudy; showsrs In
anstsrn portion and colder In northern
portion; winds becoming northerly.


The porte has furnished written nssur
ancc that missionaries viii not be inter
fered with IN tho dist, button of relic
NJ. Burgeois announc a thst two pow !,
had asked for information ~, The abrhf
ton of Madagascar ientlcs
Dervishcs are advn ieEag nosthwnrd h
large numbers,
The British South Afr.can company I.
alarmed At the event, Wing place in thr
African country.
The French government has issued or.
ders to equip tho navy for active service
NJ. l}urgcois was interrogated by the
sennte on the Egyptian question.
CUBAN.
Weyler wantel prisoner shot and made
II warm for court martial officials who
didn't do H.
Havana IL oycrr1in with beggnrs. who
have been reduced 10 poverty by The
war.
a newspaper correspondent Just from
Havana says the Cubans are forcing the
tehting and the Spaniards are on the
defensive.
Five tubaDs were executed In a b,ing-
ling and burhcrous manner.
manifesto from the Cuban govern
mcnt was received
General Marh has issued n proclnma-
lion authorizing murder without chal-
lengc-
DOMESTIC.
-Four thousand people are destitute ana
suffering In Alabama
Ex-President Harrison left for New
York TO he married.
CONGRESSI ONAL.
Tho contract for furnishing seeds to tho
department OF agriculture has been let
The monthly treasury statement shows
, deficit Of 81 200, 900,
The debate on The PETER resolution to
Inquire into the bond sales was post poned
A sharp debate on mail subsidies took
place In the senate.
The house disagreed to the senate
amendments to the legislative. executive
md judicial appropriation bills.
financial debate took place in the |
iousc.
There was n debate In the house on tho
ray of internal revenue 'nformors.
The comptroller issued IA statement OF
he condition OF Texas National bnnks.
Unusual activity is noticed Mt the ship
ards.
SPORT.
winners Mt New Orleans were: Pirate.
to 1; Roltaire. to 10; Bloomer. il TO b;
adv Dolefui, 4 to I; IL. C., 20 to ]: Fic-
lon. 10 TO !.
Winners at Little Rock were; LORD
,eni. 4 TO 8; Helena Belle. TO j; Boan-
rgris, even; Garland Bar. TO 4; Text,
o o.
Riley Grammar won $4,000 on the fourth
ace at Little Rock Monday
POLITICAL.
Figures show Mckinley TO be steadiiy
aiming In the presidential nomination
ace.
James 8. clarkson predicts the nomina-
on of Allison. /,
The republicans of New Hampshire de- s
Jared for either Reed or Mckinley. In
EN- Speaker Crisp and Hoke Smith met O
Joint debate In Atlanta on the financial n
lestIon. liz
Harris has withdrawn from tho senate 1
al race In Tennessee.
STATE.
There are eight cases OF smallpox at II
lint. Smith county. and others may soon o
,yelop; one death so far. ~
Secretary Newcomb rays respectable 70. 81
,blcans must pci together at Houston II
I'd rescue the Iariy's name from lnfamy. 81
The decision OF the United States SUI CT
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nLoopTHIRsTY wEyLER
Wanted n Prisoner shot. Though the La
Said lie Couldn't Be.

Wanted n PrIaOnor Shot. Thongh the La "
Said lie Couldn't Be.
st. Louis, March IA special TO the
Globe Democrat from Havana says;
General Wcylcr has recently added to
his reputation for severity by his action In
tho case OF "A court martial OF "A rebel prs-
oncr from San Antonio de los Banos. In
the case in point the officers OF the court
martini were advised by the prosecutor
thar the law docs not provide the death
sentence for the oifensc charged ngainst
the prisoner, and tho rebel was therefore
sentenced to life imprisonment In Ccuta.
This sentence did not please General Wcy-
ler He insisted that the prisoner should
have died. either by bullet or have becn
garroted. but, as the court martial had
could not carry out his desire. But he
could make II unpleasant for those who
constituted the court martial, and he did.
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sEE THEM.
Live news stories missed By The
man who didn't read yesterdays
PnSt.

a..
sAL1sBURY's OWN PARTY "a besin-
ming to get restive under his lack u I
settled foreign policy.
SUBsTANTIATION of tho report fhWt
Spanish gunboats fired on an yAnipst.
eth schooner.
RrMoRS THAT BAYARD will resigA
again affoat.
THE APPOINTMENT OF B. J, FRANKLIN
to DO governor OF Arizona may saiaa
trouble In the Territory.
PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURERS
association passed sound money rcsolis,
tions TO destroy tho effect OF tho fcSpiitA
silnr-pnotection conference.
THE IRON AND STEEL trust bagaa
business by Il rise of 81 for steel hilIetx.t
MIR. KLEBERGS OPENING SPEECH
at Scguin 81 full.
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GOMEZ AGAIN DEAD.

Havana. March Silt Is again reported
that General Gomez Is dead Rumors OF
this nature have been porsistcntly clrcu-
lated time after time, and this latest re-
port IL not believed here.
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ID IN ihTTI|D WiTIf HsHIfANNF-<5
cups,anunopic. March I.ln conse-
quence or the energetic reprnsentatk
from tha British ambassador. Sir rh'
rte and the tinted sIat0s CHI
aires Mi. John W. aiddie, the
nrniAhco wsi,tea assurances that
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Moral: Get The Post Every DAY
premo cour, has considerably le..ercd u

premc court has considerably lessercd M
Stnte railroad commissions power.
| Heavy land business during the month
| OF March.
Sour Lake Looking for railroad. d
| A barn and contents near Timpson barn.
| ed by ncendiarles. 1917 ss
Temple Drug companyfllcd dsad Of
trust; j. r. Scott OF Terrell; Wonder flora
OF CGrslcana. ". S.,sSsf
McLennan county sound money men nst
Fatal boiler explosion near DRingerdeld
and Endorsed the stand of the executive
committee.
THE MARKETS.
Co,ton-F'utures steady and slightly
higher in all markets; New Orlesrs ana
New York advanced spots.
A process invented for degummIng s1snlA 4
fiber. /. ssa
Strawberries plentiful and price, tsss1
Wheat closed at v Decline
There was Increased activity AID
higher range OF prices.
RAILROAD.
Suits filed against ten Westeu rcacs
by the Interstate commission sil9D5iIE diss u
elimination In rate schedules
State and local notes and ~ III
Death OF W. D. Grlswold. ~ ininens 81
ex-railroader. & (.
Fast stock trains Of tho 80 re.
shippers opposing the paIsss Of the Z
pooling bill. r. Al IA K III
LOCAL. FL;
Good roads meeting ut the saArset mouse
Enthusiastic democratic - - VI Eng sl
Second war;. y, j
Shooting xcrape right aas R's'' Y.
center. -
A days record In the Z. 4
Peculiar case against cSssaple siees' ssss Y
The volksfest conmitss or n'al'sasy
lffairs. tss.. 1s1
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,NEY 40 TILE ALTAll.

IA ~ INN Nh Aik.
nd. March a. Genernl
waite secretary, and Dan-
Il Ter Now York, whore
N.li next Monday pc
ninick.
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HEROD HAPPENINGS.
A Good Citizen Going tie Move. Other Mat
ters.

Good Citizen Going tie Move. Other Mat
terra.
Rev. j. G. Corley filled his regular APP
pointment here last Saturday and Sun
day. His sermons are always good, but
the one last Sunday was unusually in
structive
If you want bargains go to Harris,
Brims and McLain. They will buy any
thing you may have to sell and will sell
you anything you need cheaper than
nybody else.
Mr.. D. B. Bowen will soon move to
north east Georgia. We regret that Dave
is going to leave US. Terrell county will
lose good citizen.
Ms lbs of good coffee for a $1,OO, 20 lbs
GRADUATED sugar for 100, 25 lbs good
rice for $1,00 and every thing else
cheap at Harris, Brim and McLains.
Madam Rumor says several marriages
will occur around Herod This winter.
Mr.. B. F. Jenkins, who has been sick
for some time, is now able to be up.
Miss Minnie Bridges spent several
days with friends here last week.
Sowing oats is now the order of the
| day.
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Sore Throat Quickly Cured.

Not long ago, in speaking of sore
throat, and the difficulty frequently ex
perienced in curing it, Mr.. j E. Thorn
as, OF Uniondale, Pa, told how he had
often cured it in his family. We give it
in his own words: 81 have frequently
used Chamberlan's Pain Balm in my
family for sore throat aud it has effected
a speedy cure IN every instance.
would not think of getting along In my
home without it." Pain Balm also cures
rheumatism, sprains and bruises. For
sale at 25 and so cents per bottle by Far
rar & Farrar, druggists.
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THE "BIGn COURT.
he Fan Term of Terrell Superior Court
Convenes Next Monday.

I he Fall Term of Terrell Superior COur
Convenes Next Monday.
The fall term of Terrell superior
court convenes next Monday, Judge
Henry G. Sheffield presiding.
The session promises not to be an I'M
usually important one, as there are bal
| few new civil suits and no criminal
cases of Importance.
Below are the grand and traverse jul
rors drawn to serve during the term:
GRAND JURORS.
J. G. Simpson, 2. w. Bridges, w. l..
Chambers, S. S. Haynes, E. B. Bridges,
A. w. Fleming, A. G. Hill, Charles
Deubler, T. A. Chappell, Dock Cham
bless, F. Nasworthy, J. Ii. Sem, j. [.
Hitler, j. L. Raglan, j. Ell. McLendon,
j. L. King, James Clark, E. j. Sessions,
r. +. Cook, j. F. Cooke, Z. d. Sale, j.
S. Jones, j. A. Horsley, ]. E. McRae,
j. II. Brim, Abram j. McLendOn, j.
w, Tilley, B. f. Todd, j. L, Hill, G.
| w. Gunnels.
TRAVERSE JURORS, 1sT WEEK.
w. j. May, j. I. Harris, E. j. Horn
G. NJ. Harris, Paul Holland, w. L.
Lockett, H, j. L. Adams, j. S. Henry,
G. A. Hayes, j. A. Hitler, J. w. Davis,
II. L. Kirksey, G. E. Hitler, j. B.
Hayes, O. B. Stevens, w. II. Crawford
Jr, G. NJ. Chambless, W F Locke, j
3 Roberts, S B Pinkston, ID III Ozier,
II Ellerbee, B Hannah, j A Davis,
E / Rainey, John G Whaley, S j Will
liams, w II Davidson, L Elder,J G
Holland, L G Durham, E D Bolton, B
NJ Wilson, p Jennings, S E Glass, w
5 Thornton.
TRAVERSE JURORS, 2ND WEEK.
G B Andrews, w l. Hill, w V Perry,
w w Novels, G T Allen, M Wright,
David Martin, r Christie, W S Rob
erts, j A Jordan, Dan Mabry, J E
Grubbs, w Hass, j M Brim, VIM
Littleton, w E RiOrdan, D Fargason,
r E Evans, B L Moreland, FM Be-
thune, j w Roberts, Jr, w D David
son, j r M arshall, S L Weston, w II
Davis, John McCracken, E @ Berry, E
L Anderson, T Fl Thurmond, j G Hill,
j T Fergerson, w H Plumb, S w Ar
nett, Thomas Scott w Adams, E G
LaSSeter.
TRAVERSE JURORS, BIRD WEEK.
B w Tedder, 7 E Gurr, w Bryan,
j FL Davis, M w Smith, w E More
land, S W Denton, H @ Saunders, w j
Bowen, G F Oxford, Jr, E II Stevens,
j F G Daniel, D R Mitchiner, A 6 Al
len, W F Avera, w A Anthony, Isaac
Hay, W NJ Holland, L j Stapleton, w
T Christian, NJ E Jennings, B Page, w
M Dunn, d w Collier, d Sessions,
W r Baldwin, Sr, G Whitehead, W B
COxwell w r Hill, G V Pace, j M Mar
lin, Sr, Fred Arthur, F NJ Redmond, Sr,
IL I Lynch, | M Cannon, B I Crawford.
When yOl want the best WHISTLES go
Hickey's.
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Warner Waits.

Uncle jackie Daniel, that patriarch of
Warner, Sleft with Elder W. T. Everitt on
Saturday to attend two days meeting
at Providence Primitive Baptist church
in Sumter county. On Sunday night
Elder Everitt preached at Beulah, hear
Warner.
Mr. j. G. F. Daniel manages an indus
try atssWarner that is a great convenience
ssthat section. His gin prepares for the
market much of the cotton that is raised
10 that thriving sectivn Of the county.
Warner has just cause.to be proud Of
her school. 1t is under ths managemeG
of Professor Coleman.
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How to Be Beautiful.

To be beautiful you must have pure
blood and good health. To do so, puri
fly the blood and build up the b. altf
with the b,st tonic and blood purifier OF
the age, Botanic Blood Balm, (B. B. B.,
1t is the old standard ard reliable rem
"dy. 1t never fails to cure all manner oil
blood and skin disease, where eminent
physicians, and all other known rene
dies have failed. Send stamp for book
of particulars to Blood Balm Co., Allan
ia, Ga. For sale by druggists.