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FLAGGED JUST IN TIME.
The Narrow Escape OF n snnta Fr
Train Crew.

Train Crew.
Temple, Texas, April 3.--One Of the Santa
Fe freight crews who run between Temple
and Cleburnc are Just in after several
days lay out, water bound three miles
south of Cleburne. The crew are loud In
their expressions Of gratitude to farmer
by the name OF II. f.. Cash, who Tagged
their train just In time to prevent hor-
rible accident. The under tlmbors of a
bridge were gone. but the track and ties
looked regular and safe from the cab win
dow, so that the engineer would never have
suspected danger but for Farmer Cash,
who stood many hours in the rain to flag
the fast train. Shortly after the train
stopped and In the presence of the train
men the bridge went down Engineer X.
NJ. Diekerson was in the cab and Fire
man Joe Aiken congratulated each other by
tears aud praise Farmer Cash 1t was a
narrow escape indeed
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RECEIVED FATAL CUT.
4 STATEMENT MADE ny THE MAN
WHO WAS WOUNDED.
knife went Deeply I'm the Left side
Bcncath the Heart and VIII
Probably Cause Death.

Kyle, Texas, April A difficulty oc-
Cured last night in front OF Hodge Bros.
barber shop between w. \. Williams anu
&. w. Morris. Mr.. Williams received a
deep cut in the left side below the heart
which will probably result in death.
Mr.. Williams made the following state
ment to The Post correspondent; Il heard
that Mr., Morris had said that was living
illcgitimately with my wife. that we were
not married l went down town and met
Mr. Morris near the barber shop. told
him what / had heard he had said about
INV wife. He said: Who told you that
l replied: My WIFE He said: Your wife
tells a d-n lie I said to him DO not
say that my wife lies or will knock you
He then grabbed me by the shirt. 1 said
to him; Turn loose of me or will knock
you. He then cut me in the side. re-
tnlated by striking him on the left cheek
with my fist. He then ran out into the
street as though going to pick up q rock
and disappeared in the darkness saw
nothing more OF him"
Mr.. Morris has but little to say, and
claims that he acted wholly in self defense
He waived examination and was taken to
san Marcos by Sheriff W. T. Jaeknan.
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Sherman. Texas. April 3.-Information
reached here this afternoon OF sad acct
dent caused by the caying i'll OF a storm
house near Basin Springs. in the western
rart of this county.
Tom Tiley. we'll known farmer, with
his family. sought safety from a threat
cucd storm last night by going into a
storm house he had lust completed. The
heavy rain that fell caused the wall of
the cellar TO crumhlo and allow the mound
on top to cave in. BY great exertions Mr..
Tillcy aud his wife cNtricated themselves
and rescued their little girl. who had one
arm broken and one shoulder crushed.
Their infant was smothcred to death be-
fore ii could be reached.
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Secured nc.uis;t,on.

Austin. Texas. April i.--Sheriff Cooke OF
Taylor county arrived at the capital this
morning and secured reGuisiton papers on
the governor OF Kansas for the custody of
steve Purdy, charged with arson, alleged
to have been committed at Abiline, Texas
March 90 II Will be remembered that
Purdy was arrested by Deputy United
States Marshal Cunningham. who became
involved in an alteration with j. b. Nc
Mahon, proprietor OF Bond Bros. circus,
in which the latter was fatally shot ana
has since died, The trouble occurred over
Purdys arrest
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TO Petition for purthcr rtmc.

Woodyllle, Texas, April 3,-The commits
sioners' court meets in extra session Mon
day, April 8 to petition the legislature to
extend the time for the payment OF Tyler
county taxes until October i. This meeting
is the result of numerous petitions recently
circulated 10y the tax payer asking that
this action be taken. II Is hoped that this
petition VIII b. fayoraby considered by the
legislature, us n forced collection OF the
taxes VIII render many of the farmers UNI
able to make n crop this year
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.
5O2 Main street. Houston, Texas
Country orders solicited.

MEXIA-Dlvid. son of ex-Poetmaste,
Niece. was kicked by a horse and fatally
hurt.
RICHNroND-The Jury in the Reuben
Dew case brought In verdict of moi
guilty.
kERRVl1GE-J. Il. Tarver, who run,
"A trGnsfer here, drolpe dead as he was
a tempting TO mount his wagon after visit,
ing the evening train, cause, heart dis.
cose
BRENIIAAr-Ch Charles spellman is dan.
ge.ously III and not expected to live
through the night, on account of wate,
drunk from a well poisoned with rough on
rgts. No arrests yet.
WAXAHACuIE-The electro lgh,
company has begun the use Of Corsicana
many more small plants in this city vii
adopt its use IN a few weeks.
GRANGER--A few days ago, while
Thad Patrick and his brother were pitch
ed his mark and the, knife struck Thad
nUNTSVlLLE-Trie city democracy
met Friday cht. as per call of Chairman
otey. 10 nominate etlermanio eahdidaia
resulting as follows: First ward, F, II.
Thiri ward. Il. ). Rather.
KERRVtfI.E--A company of uni,ea
States artillery arrived here and went into
camp on Lsvy nat, near the river. They
viii have regular target practice on
two NILE range in Schre jner's pasture. Just
glove town. and VIII stay twenty-five
eaSs' ~
-, ~ ~ ~ * - -Jahe broWn' hVlhs 'nts
.n. . ~ H. '@ h, 10 I'M Ssd ! aa
aud killed sieve Butler. Brown was
lodged 10 jan and on investigation 1t was
found that But!cr WAS shot but SIN alive.
Ho'h parties are colorei.
FORT WORE it-Charles M. Dunbars
lDrup hnsp f-i t.rla AZ. calf Mr.
~ Ill o Ma;
IA : Ieft Iel, hroken bei9w mo knee Fred
Heman's horse became frightened ana
dashed away through the market square,
whore he crippled a mule. MIR. Henian
ON ,' fb5 b9ad !, o'' anu 'e''''' S''e'' 'N
NTT.A%O- - "A ,,c,..., ~ the Tom
Ca,nbUsu Rif.s ~" foiiowing offees
we're rlcctei. j. O. Newton. captain; o.
7. Storm. first iiautena.; II. y. Cope
lhhd. second l;futsn1nt ID. E. Barmos
secrqiary j. X. Newton, treasurer AZ
Where a grand banquet was spread, which
the boys enjoyed very much.
BRYAN-A lodge OF the American b
nevolen, Legion has been organized herr
drrrs. cbencnllor. w \ Christian. yics
Chancellor: " A. stuart n.st chance.
lor. George II. Tucker. marshal; Rev. g.
y; Cloihler, chaplain; II. II. Jones, coun'
sGior. W. r. oilptT, sntseon' ,, , ~
T M ~ r. 9 ,' z,m su"
,nau' iuspocior.
SANTA ANNA-I,on condorso, /, ,,,,r
livjnr ohont fourteen miles na,.t, ~ s,p,.
80 49, .,'ies 10Th VI
io.t ~ MS NV; De. ~.
sca. ho,', Va ta ahpdienaiS =, ii,
,,rg ~ VA. n ,h rDIHu ne Was VI -.
and toan r' ,h $3.50 ~, ne s,' a.,,ss
hnar, 90, Sarm ~, ''' e''uA'o ''pp'Seu 0A'
1.c4 rH,'"' m
JACKSONVlLLE-Th Cherokee County
Ieachets institute met here April ana
~, OrbauIIeu by eiectinB professor W.
,laliili Oh Nush PFesluehI and ID. " war
'"ce secretary
TEMPLE -- Miss Mamie pattersor,
daughter OF Mr. II. d. Patterson, ex county
tax assessor and crippled Confederate,
was reelected sponsor of The local camptr
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Suit for Life Insurance.

Fort Worth, Texas, April 3.-Mrs Hen
rietta Wells. widow of the late Rev. j.
Morgan Wells. has filed suit against the
Supreme Ruling OF tho Mystic Circle for
$1,000 damages. The plaintiff sues in be-
half of herself and three minor children.
for death benefit issued her husband Oc-
tober I, 1882. in sum not exceeding $1,000.
II is allesed that due notice OF death had
been made but payment of the claim has
been refused.
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NEUROLOGICAL.

r,rrrcrN. ,1,..,,,t ,r.,,s Nfarct, 90
,-i,p go r. -,
-.
hJNp~- tinpie' Texas Mireh V--Nr'
son I'm an pH ,,,
49, w. va i'''' -'N- -
MrhEaG- Sroesoeock' ItAHl' March ~.
-~ 4irs. j. : Meheag, a very est'nabie
laiH. died yesterday alter many months
Of suffering with cancer OF the stomach.
PARKS Columbia, Texas, April g.
Died AZ this place. March 81, Mr.. Ander-
son Parks. who was one OF the oldest citi-
Gems here Ne was buried at 3 p. III. yes
ierday with Masonic honors.
HEARD ItirDy,ill,. Texas. March 90
Mr. n. L. Hearf. vito of DR. b. +. Beard
n t-orii,rnt rhyslrian @, tins place. died
Yesterday nort,lna a, , o'clock. She leaves
n hush4nd and fnul. children.
ro,,U, c.t.,..tt. r.., A,ri, r,.1
-. -. o1 nj ni,rc N,rii
va. r,, -. T.,
ar N@"e iiypN ~ - - u.s. T,,
l7H ~ Al h,''tn .o' sNl.'t - '', -. ~
.''- me IMMUNE 'VS's N''7N' ''0"b
"''H ''in q E""H N'"@'"'
sChlGHS- LuiinE, Texas April -
Did. yesterday evening a. the residence
O.! her parents, six miles east ot the c''y'
~ .eS l"iHisAa acruRbs' aEeu t ySH's.
Ml.3 Hlfn'Fs haP pe,'l LONE "'l''eu ""'
'-'' hof '''lh as Onr'S1'aH'
bEhMA Palestine, TeNns, April -
To-Day at ] % p IA. Edgar Il, son Of Mr..
T. ! Brawan. superintendent Of The lap-
iIst sunday school, died at the age of .
mQntbs only Il few weeks ago the angel
OF death took away Mrs Bcaman.
eNrrII Fort Worth Tevas March 81 -
Nre .rpno smith aesd 5- wears. died this
af,grn.on m b@r resiacnco i'm this city.
81. ,yaa oT nld settler and has lived hero
about tilrtv veare sbn Iaaycs a number
- ot'ii3rl- 80, ~ O,n,n married.
% .-'''H.r''' ,''V'' ~ - ~,
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HIMENEAL.

scHWAB-shiner. Texas, April Mrs.
Annie schwab wife of a, V schwab. died
OF consumption this morning, aged %
years
| hALii IA Sherman Texas April p
Mrs. BROOK Halliday. an OLD ana highly
cSteemcnd LADY OF the Valley Summit
neishborhood. died this morning at 10
c'och'
GltAY-Cypress Top. Texas. April 3
Calvert Gray, the sen OF Il. u, Gray. died
! April !, lS9'. aged year. II months and
~ days. He died from inflammation OF the
stomach
TALLEY BLANKENsHIP-Ru Tex
as. March 90. W. II Talley OF New
salem. Texas. and Miss Laura Blankenship
OF TINS place we're married here yesterday
| by Justice 7. j. Stovall
KENNEDY REY NOI.Ds-Rastrop. Tex
as April 4. Mr.. John Kennedy and Mrs
pelia Reynolds, both OF this city. were
/ married at s o'clock, Friday night. April
l. Elder jewell Howard officiating.
MNEALY THOMAS Fort Worth Tex
ns April j. MIR. James McNealy and Miss
Mimic Thomas were married last night at
the broadway Prcsbyteran church, Rev.
jHhius - French the pastor officiating.
WRIGHT LANGHAM-Cir Texas.
April 3 M 500 Wright Of Hutto and
Miss Clara laugham Of near Granger were
married this week at the home of the
bride 5 mother. Rev. c. c. EchulA oihciat-
ine.
RICHARD MURCHlsoN 49, Grapeland
Texas. -\Dril 2.--Mr j. r.. Richard aud
Miss Minnie Murchison were married last
night al the residence OF Rev j p. FarlS.
lhry left at II o'clock for Galveston and
other cities.
JENNINGS sherman. Texas. April @
Miss Matte Jennings died at her home YES
terday evening after an illness OF SEVERAL
months Miss jennings was one of the
first families Of Grayson county aud had
many friends.
BOONE STAFFORD Columbus Tcv,s
March 30 Mr.. G. p. Boone Of Austin nni
Mira. w. ID. stafford of tbis civ ,yera
married mia ,fternror NJ ,ba r,si,Is,,o 80
The bride in The prrsancc oT n few invi,e ~
srtonds III, NV C,'a,,' q 80" itrNtatu
inr.
E,,REpsoN- Shame, royos ,uu,
cnIon,l I icn rnh.rsnn 81 PHI, pntnt a.,
a, hnn, NJ A o'rloclf MI nnrri,,, ~ ,a
rolvsis lie mala1v woe 90 lnn,, i,a ~
cnionoi Tmh,rsrn vas an, nt r,.a,,sa',,,
mos, hiybiy reanectod .nn iu,u ",1G s'',
wou as ,y,nitbtoat citIgons 90
~" "iuuins'' IeNas' hprii S'-Mr:
Fl'H Nvub' az GU aVu respected citl2eh OF
- Vuuu't' ul.n az nlS holhe aonu' lhree
,' niiSs m0' o."es1 % Hllu,nss on ihursuay
n,e,,hs NM d,c,',s5 ,,'as u, ,'Cgusi
fedfrotr soldier ana r'o,,,n"r o sc r-o.a,a
i.,,.,l. "N 'iN'i'D'' u N'ee"
-
VAIN MAN Temple, TeNas, April
- AIR Howard walker and Miss Eta
inmah were married at the home OF the
groom iathcr' Dr. o. T. walker, yes
Ierday at p. N. Mr., Walker is in the
lree man delivery service here. and Miss
Imam WAS III tho past week teacher
in the public schools
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with THE Increased tcreien aoEraad nusi
be Attributed ;he strong tone q The :or-
cign market
ONE coNiFANy'S LARGE SEDIMENTS.
rn-inc The month Jus; past the Reliance
iurzNer crnYsuy sairpca 1850 aeo fess -
TICS sloss. While rs shifrnaats Of tin,NTs.
yari stuff and pianCr ttDeE reached Per
has ~ sassl amount o: courso rs w!l
aia Do, 90 tha saving. bat ID SHIPPED ihas
araoant lrnn Ns cun ana otht- mills
NhEA Ere saving on sc several large or
Ctrs- The crsri number q mills saw ms
tor TBS cor1se1y Is iAiriy-c-1e greater
lumisf- ucrhs-s iEha we're ever before IN
Eaeea o. ORDERS Tor one couc -ra, Thus IL
50 sosp 81 What great benefit n all ~ scc-
fsoa vas me BIG order which 60 booked
s'oTr u1caths Eca fo- she Sierra Nalts
r2llraSd--an o-5e- calling ios 1899 o5e
feet o. ties hu6 ta.hrrs
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Trinity ana Nnvnsotn FnIJinp

Madlsonville, Texas. April "A to,e.
phone message from Midway this morning
reported that the Trinity river lacked but
seven let of being out OF its banks. hut
was falling. "'' ou'
big rise. '"''ns after
haze u't s, damages by the recent big rains
""' 'een uohe TO gardens. crops and roads
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EcII Ernm n unieI.

Bryan, Texas April al. *. Eberly, a
ealtleman from Wichita. Kan, fell from
the third story OF the Exchange hotel in
ms city last night. His left leg was broken
III lhreo places between the knee and hip,
ana he Was otherwise bruised and injured
ms wounds were attended by DR.. W. II.
oilVor ana at this hour he is resting easy
WIN lAr prospects of recovery. The in
and did not awaken until he was falling
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Alioe' Texas, April Tho revival meet.
lug az 'ne Methodist church, Rev Mr. A.
iufuer' pastor closed ia iabors last night
resulting in about twenty additions 70 the
Methodist church alone. with a large nuia.
Der q reclamatiOua Reside the soleudid
preaching done BY the pastor al Inc he
ginning OF the meeting. be has been ably
AZ .s'ed BY Reys walker white OF corp,is
Christi O. Thomas q Amphlon and W
a. ho"den al koekpoit. These gentlemen
hsYe won saAtaineA their reputation which
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ToNarkana, Ark. April Sat Allcne on
the TeNarl,ana and Fort Smith road. thirty
miles north of here about thirty negro
men employed as laborers at the Little
River company's mill at that place were
fred on In their cabin by unknown parties
last night and one OF them shot through
the head, but II IS thought he Is not fatal.
ly hurt The negroes returned the fire and
The assalling party retreated, loayng no
clew To their identity.
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beaumont Toyas, April s.--The trial OF
tho Boyd Ready Made House recelvership
case was concluded tonight. Judge West
has reserved his decision until Monday.
Rain prevented citizens from ATTENDING
the meeting tonight 10 organize board
OF 'rade An adjournment was therefor,
taken until Tuesday night
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REST or ALL

To cleanse the system In Centlo and
truly beneficial manner. when the snr,ng-
time comes. use the Irne and perfect rem
udy. Syrup Of Figs. one bottle will answsr
for all the family and costs only 80 cents.
the large size 81. buy the genuine. Mann
featured by the California Fig syrup Com
pany only. and for sale BY all druggists.
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VT. SIoa kVT and GcntIeinon OF the House: I ieeI
very much Interested this bill and for me to speak
In it's aiyoc will almost be waste Of words and
uuncessa ~ waste of your time. am sure that
all the bGs OF this legislature are patriotic body
OF men. and love Texas and Texas heroes and mem
cries with undying devotion. But, Mr. Speaker
feel like II did not raise my voice In the advocacy
OF aud dee OF the principles of this bin that my
wife would not bid me welcome my return home
and my chill dren would scoh from their presence.
and stituency would say "unfalthful servant"
Lord Macau ley, the great English historian. says "a
people that takes pride in the noble achievements
remote will of themselves achieve nothing
worthy OF re membrance BY descendants" Faith
er Ryan. IN at grand old Southern patriot aud poet
viewing Wit IA sad heart the desolaed and ruined
homes aud he devastation Of beautiful Southland
a, the close OF the late exclaimed ~ land with
-. Ls l.. I,!l ...L ! I. i.Ll
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Run Over nnd killed

Texarkana, Ark. April 4.--Joe Gonzales
aged about 20 years, and citlzon n, Tov
arkana for the past seventeen years WAS
r run o'.r ana Killed by the cars in the local
texas ana faeihe yards last night.
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f,ryor in this town aud productive Of
greater good To beautitll harmony with
;his and uo1tributory therto was the de
nghtful singing choir and congregation led
hT ". 1.-Two NAnahan
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smith PnrnI,zeJ.

waco Texas April Al. II. Smith. who
was shot last night by his wife Ess,o
Smith is still alive. but is now poro,v.aa
ana ana mere Is no hone for his recovery. The
homo ''-eNI ny muir
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THE PATRIOTISM OF TEXANS.
Mr. Mood of Navarro Mas Was Equal to the Demand
Made Jpon It,

Austin Texas April hough he discussion the bill providing for the
the
chance make off
question
sell deliver the blowing:
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RHEUMATISM

MUNYON'S Rheumatism Cure Is p,,.
tced TO cure acute or muscular rbaa,,'an-
ushl IN from one 10 iive days. Sharr
shooting. pains IN any part OF Ina M
stopped by few doses. 4 promn, a oouy
plcic and permanent cure for iama I'm.
soreness. sim hack and all pains in M.
and lcins. chronic rheumatism sciat "i,n
umbngo or pain in the back are sncsdI,.,
cured. 1t seldom fails to give relef srn,yy
ono or two doses and almost invara,I,nn
enres before one bottle has been us c9y
Price. Is cents. "Seu
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Washington, April 1.-The house. in
pursuance of the waiting policy mapped
out by the leaders adjourned yesterday
until Wednesday and on that day will
Immediately adjourn again for three days.
the constitutional limit of adjournment
without the consent Of the senate Many
Of the members have gone homo subject
TO call in the event they should he need =
I'd. In case the president should decide to
ASK congress for special legislation in he
halt Of the Mississippi sufferers, as it is
Anticipated he may. the progress on We'd
hos1ay may he moro interesting Any leg
lslGtion which he proposed in the present
situation would be blocked by a single OBJ
lection and while it is not likely that
lherc would be any captious opposition to
4, bill which would appeal 50 directly to
the sympathy of congress, an objection
might be made. This would necossitate a
special order from the committee on rules
complications
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CONGRESSIONAL FORECAST.
Appropriation Bills to Come up
During the Week.
A FEW NOTIFICATIONS NECESSARY
yoti,ing VIII lie Done In the HOUSE
,,t..s the President Asks Tor
Flood Legislation'

Washington, April i.-The bankruptcy
,ui will he given first place in the senate
next week. but 1t will give way to the APP
propriation bills after next Tuesday II INV
committee report them as expected ara
urge consideration.
senator Lindsay will open the debate on
The bankruptcy bill in its favor and 1t Is
presumed that Senator Nelson VIII follow
in opposition.
The onpropration bills will excite more
or less debate when taken up but they are
scheduled to pass with comparatively few
changes. There has been an effort on the
uart of some members Of the house to i'm
moss the senate with the importance of
passing these bills as sent over from the
house without any change whatever. This
suggestion is resented. especially hy the
appropriation committee, which is de-
;elrnined to make changes if only Cor the
purpose Of demonstrating the senate's IN
depondeuce Of the house. a few moditica-
lions. however, are absolutely necessary
1t appears that there is an error of $780,,
000 in the calculation Of totals In the sun
dry civil bill AMI that one appropriation
for a public building is duplicated. The
COMMITTEES also will restore the provision
Tor opening the uncompaghre Indian res
cryation In the Indian bill but will allow
only one claim of gilsonite to such indi-
vidual and not two as has been heretofore
reported. The uncompaghre matter and
lho question of reyoking President Cleve-
lands order for the creation Of forest res
eryations in the West, Will occasion de-
bate
The committee probably will make 10
recommendation In this matter though
there is possibility that It may be trans
forred from the suudry civil bin 10 the
general deficiency bill The senators from
the states affected will make an effort
On the floor Of tho senate TO have ths pro-
vision IN regard to this matter restored as
II originally passed the senate. The out
look is that the week will not he busy
one and that the daily sessions will he
short. Many senators will bo absent The
finance committee viii press forward Us
investigation OF the Dinpley tarf: bill
and the various parties viii continue their
efforts to reach an understandirs Oh the
organization OF the senate committees
Some attention may be given to tho arnl-
tration treaty IN executive session. hut
there will not be any effort to get A vote
upon Il during tho week. Senator Elkins
will scak on Monday on his bill for dis
criminatiye duties on goods carried in
vessels.
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A() N Y 0 Ms

improved Homeopathic Home Reros.
Comlnny put IN separate cure for cay
Guide TO Health free. Na's
Per onnl letters to Professor M,,nvo,
li05 Arch street. Philadelphia. Pa ~
swerc1 with free medical advice for a AM,
disease, "I
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-11-18
Rev. Berger's Lecture.

Rev. Berger, recently from the
Orient, who is engaged in the services
now IN progress in the Presbyterian
church, has the happy faculty of pre-
senting the cid Gospel truths in new,
attractive dress. His scholarship and
ability are self evident. His dis.
courses are logical, vigorous and in.
tense'y practical, appealing to the
best thought of the pew. Last Tues
day night his text was Ist Tim. AS;
subject: Gospel Profitableness. ~
Theme-Happiness both temporal and
eternal, helpfulness, wisdom and honor
resulting from the acceptance of this
Gospel.
In very forceful manner the speak
er defined the Gospel of the Woldling
in this unique expression: Help
your self fulness.''
His conception of the term Gospel
good spell, better.spell, bess-speIl, and
also his happy comparison of the three
Christian graces: faith. hope and
charity, with the Isosceies Triangle
was heartily received and appreciated
by the audience. The lesson he pre-.
sented in Spiritual Geometry demon
strated that faith and hope represent
ing the two equal sides of the tFiangie