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n d ALL CHARACTER.
..,.set. Of Proposed New Laws
r.,dy for legislators.
,,r SYSTEM TO BE REGULATED.
!. law VIII Come In for
..ou-An Unheard of PEE
~. Observation-Disclosures

r.,s. January 15.-Bills began
q, mi, morning and within a very
NJ time the clerks desk was
,ith them, Evans of Grayscn
IN bearing the banner for tho great
~,,r There were bills on all kinds
s.cis and all kinds of bills on the
.rh,ect. The fee system seemed to
sreat many, Carpenter having one
I. ,r.duated eystcm, which provides
..s'..,t scales in different counties.
!, considered impracticable.
assignment law was attended to- as
. ,ha defects In the criminal and
code.
r,ps the afternoon Dorroh sprung his
u,,oo rendering the use of the hall to
,or his lecture, which was railroaded
m before the members realized its
A.. when the inwardness of it was
,vered Henderson offered resolution
Mr. BRYAN be allowed to charge no
.,.,on and in explaining it stated that
I'd been informed that A. NJ. Kennedy,
As the contract with Bryan, desired
N,II as IL had "A large seating capacity
~ could save expenses and make the
I,s.,on minimum. When it was UNI
I,ocd Henderson resolution was
Nj and there will be no pay lecture
he capitol.
In and Bumpass started out on re-
Lament tour today and undertook to
.ce the pay Of committee clerks. but
{house refused to do so at the expense
great deal OF cloquencc.
Ne senate held TWO short and sweet
lions today devoid of interest except
the Woods resolution to exclude pro
,oual lobbyists" from the chamber was
6ei 10 prohibit the practice OF lobby
during sessions instead OF firing the
csd lobbyists themselves. Thirteen bills
Introduced A resolution providing
member with four newspapers and
mr. diem and contingent expense APP
priatiou bills were passed. Altogether
business Of both houses is further ad-
red than 1t was at corresponding time
he Txenty-lcurth.
IA senator's we're somewhat surprised to
In their mail letter from the justices
k court of criminal appeals urging
n 10 vote against the confirmation OF
feappointment Of Assistant Attorney
eral Trce. Such course is so IN
n and so undIgniflod that 1t has
ked the recipients OF the courts missive
bnd easure. No direct reason IS given
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New York. January l5.--The agents OF
the steamship companies, forming the Brit
ish steeragc conference. met today to con-
slider the question OF continuing last years
agreement for control OF the steerage bust
ness. The conference is composed OF the
American Cunard. White Star, Anchor, AL
len. State. Beaver and Dominion lines. The
main question settled was that OF differ
entails among the various lines. 1t was
decided TO make no change In the present
rates. and so continue the agreement until
March Ia
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takinvs OF American mills. North, South
aud Canada, thus far thu. scsscu have
been !. b60.S26 against 1859. 232 Tips Sc tn
clude !. lci1i0 by Northern sp,nners.a gainst
1.liT.sS2.
lce.dlag Southern interior ccnief'S have de-
creased duinng the weak HAAS bales.
against a decrease during the CORRESPOND
ing pcr cd last season OF :S,N2. AMI q re
now 81. 500 larger than al tbs date In 1896,
Including stocks left over AT ports and
interior towns from the last crop aud the
far FOR the new crop. the supply 10 date
is 1.oG,etb bales. against S.56S,3bi for the
same .lfns MAST vfar
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Married at Dallas.

(.aN Texas, January 15.-Miss Anna
4 seN'' In former years quite prom
[ 'he exclusive society set OF Dal-
wv VINO of late years has figured in
'.''cai profession, surprised her old
NJ last night by getting married to
MIS- n.owenhylen, a well known Hebrew
No. . vi houston, Justice OF the
Fenoss suuerdale performed the marriage
Sdasrs MS Office. The parents of Miss
\ Il Iis devout Catholics and she her
believer in that faith. She could
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AuSTIN's CHARTER.

Pc city council tonight tabled the re-
OF the charter amendment committee.
legislature, however. will be asked to
fnd the city charter from other sources,
police has already been given by pub
|uon mat an amendment will be asked
tnake all city officers elective and one
lAke South Austin out OF the corpora
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
LAT Nluhf 81 arua..s

An area of high pressure Ia central over
the Eastern section of the country, with
It's crest at Nashville. An area of low
pressure covers the entire Eastern Rocky
Mountain slope. The weather is cloudy.
except over Kansas. Nebraska and Ten
nessee. where 1t is clear.
Montgomery is the only station that re.
ported precipitation amounting TO as much
as 10 OF AN inch. while ligh; showers are
noted at few other places.
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Bismarck. n. D.. January IA bdli has
been introduced In the Legislature making
one year the limit of residence IN this
State TO obtain divorce. This Is intend
"a TO stop the Wholesale divorce bus Tloss
engaged n for the beneflt OF Eastern mar
tai malcontcnts There Will be q hig fight
on The bill by lawyers and hotel keepers.
who have reared harvest from the pres
Or
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UNITED STATES COURT.

In tho United States court this morning
Judge Bryant granted the petition OF Rob-
ert G. Storrie fot leave TO sue the receiver
Of tho Houston City railway In ctats
court. Tho petition was an intervention
In The suit of Albert n. Parln vs., the
Houston city Street Railway company
Mr.. {. Dart. clerk OF the United States
court. has returned from attohidneo upon
the court at tho Tyler term.
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COMMITTEE CHAIRMANSHIPS.

peaker Dashiell will not announce other
|mlttees until Monday. but the follow
forecast Of chairmanships will be found
feet; Callen Of Menard. irrigation: :
oman of Cooke. public health aud vital
|istics' Martin Of Coryell, penitentaries
farland of Victoria. public printing,
Per OF Cass is spoken for asylums.
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tails arranged. II is stipulated In the
contract that the building shall be COM
pletcd by July 20. heavy penalty for
delay being provided. while bonus Will
be paid for completion of the work In ad-
vance of the contract time The con-
tract price for tho building has not been
given out. but 1t is understood to be in
the neighborhood of 100000.
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Dnvilln Assignment.

Rogers, Texas. January H-At Davllla.
Milan county. twelve miles south of this
place. j. a. Lincoln. dealer in dry goods
aid groceries. made an 2Ssignment to pre-
lerrcd creditors.
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THE TEXAS.

Galveston is all atiptoc IN anticipation
Of the visit of the battleship Texas,
Cruisers have been here and water craft
of nearly every description. but no big
battlcshlp has ever entered the harbor
OF Galveston. In fact. the Texas Will he
the first vessel of her class to enter a
gulf port She comes us visitor and
also to be visited. While here the Tex9s
will keep open house pretty much all LAY
and every day. and everybody will he cor
daily welcomed on board and nttentively
shown over the vessel by the officers, md
the interchange Of signal couriesies Will
be continuous while the vessel remains
here 1t has not been decided on what
day the presentation OF the silver service
viii take place. but It will probably DO
yery soon after the vessels arrival.
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Chicago. January lb.-Word from New
York is TO the effect that the joint traffic
association has decided 10 reduce the freight
rate on grain between Chicago and New
YORK from 20 10 10 cents per 100 pounas
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that her naturally red cheeks became red
ger stu. and even imagined that saw
tears In her eyes.
Elizabeth "' N.Y. "@'o -
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nnmk CIcnring..

New York. January Is. The following
table. compiled by Bradstreets. shows the
total clearances at the principal c!gaes and
| the percentage of Increase or decrease "a
compared with the corresponding week
last year.
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not marry Hebrew under the tenets OF
her church and Mr. Lowenhylen was con-
frontcd with equal distractions from his
religious side. so a civil marriage In a
justice court was resorted to-
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Weather Forecast.

Washington, January 15.--For Eastern
Texas-Fair, preceded by local showers on
the coast; southeast Winds; warmer ri
northern portion.
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New Orleans Entries.

Six fprlongs-sdm w o. Irish Lady 100.
katherine 1866 X Q Ban. Senator Morrell
10. Alamo ia. Laureate 49, Imp. Paladn
i22
SIX furlongs handicap-Pr1ncass Bonnie
10. Grae1n 81, The Antocrat. Sugar Cane
90. Ilenrica %. Emily Henderson e6. Seel-
bach, LITTLE Niger 9S. CASTOR iol. Hickey
l06. ALVIN w III.
Mile and twa1ty yards, sellng--ohvia
l. g6 Miss Mahes. Hondu 98, Harmony 81,
Helen II II. Old Pueh 49, Booze 1oi. bRu-
torne los, Miss Sttrr,s 1G.
Mile and twenty ya,si5 seIisn ,,,j M
Terra Archer fO5. linnette. Constant l0S.
Van Brunt il3.
Laura Cutta 102. Galley West 10f, Alto
June, Judge Bullock i07, Judge Steadmnn
los Tom Sayre l09. lNon lie.
SIX furlongs sening--Some Hopes "a
Emily Henderson -. Harry 20. Tsst.
Fischer 81, Jamboroe 100 Maggie ~
1903 Dorah Woods 10I.
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Uncle Sam Secures Property FOL
the Coast fortifications.
The ISLAND IS TO Be WELL GUARDED
Forts 10 lie Established at Three
Different p0iuts--TO Welcome the
Dig Bntticsiiip, the Texas.

Gilveston, Texas. January 15.--Ma1or
charge OF harbor improvements and forth
flca,ioas at this port. this morning received
authority from Washington to close the
dea, for the site of the proposed fort on
the gulf side OF the island. little west of
the city line. and 1t viii become govern
can be made and the land properly ccded
to the United States government under .
State statute empowering the governor to
issue the necessary orders giving tho gem
eral government jurisdiction over the
ground desired. The cite selected covers
| sixteen city blocks. OF Ave acres each, or
eighty acres In all and lies between Forty
| fifth and Forty ninth streets. fronting the
beach. The land was sold by the Denver
Resurvcy company and the consideration
was $4,000. which is considered an cx-
tremcly low price, considering the location.
but the government would not pay high
price for the land aud the Resurvey people
wanted the port located there, not only
| from patriotic motives but because they
believed it would greatly enhance the value
of adjacent property. II is not known what
Will De tho extent of the government i'm
provements IN connection with the building
of the fort but as quarters must he pro-
vided for the garrison OF the fort II Is
thought the work Will involve an outlay
of not less than quarter Of II million dol
lars.
Authority was also received for the pur-
chase of Il site ON Bolivar peninsula for d
fort to be erected there but the exact To-
cation has not yet been decided upon or
II 1t has the public has not been taken
into the governments confidence In rela-
ton thereto. This makes three forts pro
vidod for for the protection of Galveston
against any hostile power In addition To the
torpedo easement recently constructed neal
the quarantine station. Contractor Dreu-
cmen. who is to build the harbor battery
ut Fort Point. Is now getting his materla
on the ground and preparing to hegir
active operations The contract price o
the port he is to build is s9S.000,
II is not known Just when work will be
gin on the west end or beach fort or thu
bolivar fertilization. but II is presence
they win be under way very soon. onl!
about $500 600 to pay for fortincailons hor'
is ut present available, hn, congress is eN
prc,el to make additional appropriation
as the work advances. IT IA said tho Gal
weston and Western ralrond, the "Littl
Susie" which runs down tho island vii
he asked to put in spur TO the site of tn
proposed west ond fort TO facilitate III
transfer Of building material. ana Prosi
dent Henderson says his road VIII d
everything In its power to aid the work c
| the government.
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Observations taken by the United States
weather bureau at p. m. 10Th meridian
TING:
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Nc,, OrIcnn. Racc..

New Orleans. January i5.-weathes
threatening; track fast
Seven furlongs--Ban johnson. Campanda.
MonteM. Time 1:Sih.
Six fmriongs-M.ss Verne. Minnie MUIR
ply Lott. Time lis.
Nile and a furlong-Countess lrmA,
Bridgoton. Cotton King. Time l.bS.
Seven fnrlongs - Necedah Viscount.
Lonely. Time i:2sls.
SIX furior Etarre. springttne. Para
Six furioDgsg ttsa, Tommae Rutter. stark.
Time l:lG
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COLONEL sINCLAlR's REMAINS.

Tho funeral train bearing the remains OF
the late Colonel william H. Sinclair. who
died suddenly at Rochester, n. y, VIII
arrive here over the International and
Great Northern tomorrow morning at 7;l5.
The remains will be accompanied by Stan
ley Sinclair youngest son OF the deceased,
and Will be met at the depot by delcgn-
ton from the Knights Templar and es-
oorted to the Masonic temple Mhero they
VIII lie in state until p. IN. Here those
who were the loving friends of the dead
man in life will be permitted to .ook for
the last time upon his features Al 3
o'clock the Masons will take charge OF the
remains and will conduct the ceremonies
attendant upon tho !nterment. In these
services the Grand Army Of the Republic.
knights Temnlar and knights Of Honor
will participate
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Little Rock. Ark. January l5.-M. r..
Dwyer today bought from William Nc
Guigan an unnamed 2-year old filly ~
Hayden Edwards dam Workmate and an
unnamed 2-yenr- old cod. by Hayden Ed.
wards out OF Bette Blazes. The tiily u .
half sister to Ben Elder. The terus are
private.
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Norfolk and Western preferred.


Norfolk and Western preferred. l112
Northern Pacific. " ID is
Northern Pacific preferred. ~ 3, J :
Northwestern Observation-Disclosures, l04
Northwestern preferred - 1872
Pacific Mail 81 5.S
Reading 2G IS
Rock Island Is
st. Paul ........ . IS ,
ci ;i .''t, pt'dei,e'' ','3 -
Tennessee Coal and Iron 90 IS
Tennessee Coal and iron maj So
Texas Pacific Gas
Union Pacific ,3.S
Wabash. s.. land Pacific. GAS
Wabash. 81. l.. and pncitic nrcf,d 1G3S
Western Union ~
Wheeling and /. + SO
Whecliu, and /, Il nrefcrred 10 IL
BUM
Alabomn Glass IN, -
Aiabama, Glass H. 1873 l!2
Aiapama, Nlass l. .............. ~
louisiana stamped ! s-........., % -
.North C"roiiht 3 ....'......... lul
No1th Caroilna :: :............ -!
ei'hessee new set . ;. ...''...... ~
NirS .hi'l !" - ne!erred- ...,......
irS.h.a iruse receipts, stamped
ngln'a ilhnea Dent ...... .-... " !
rh..cu Stltes s. registered. ~
chiteu states ;, coupon. . ~ IA
. hiten states Preparedness. 20 l-2
ooutnerh ltaiiway 's.. W
southern railway common ~
SotChcTh haiiway, preferred ~ l-2
Norm Oaroiina 4 - $. :...... l0I IL
:, - new IS registered ... l22 l-2
l. :. new $, coupon. ...... l22 l-2
MONEY MAREET
Eo,y vorl. 1o,, .
-, 1'o.o ,. '. aones ~" o''i c"sy
cios;no ~ % NO.. .'''0 Do 80 "U
t;la nnn.,. :. rpr.,,t D. IL nt3,
Steriin~ ev,h,ro. ,.+;,'o Viii a.,,ai
business in hnni.or., ,,;Tis 's 81 SIC
for sixtv I,vS and w .a,e'i Co.. ia
manJ po.,,d -, a., ~ ,o
Commerci,l biIis Sonsi Co'.o,,o,,.
hond. n,.;n, ct,+a hond. All Da,;1
road hond. n.n, S;,,.o,. ~ ,,a 49,,
ouict
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corn Off, and the final quotations were
the lowest OF the day. May corn opened
at n 10, declined 90 an! closed at n :; =
cents under Yesterday Cash corn was
easy and i lower. o
Oats-Ihe oats market dragged and
was firm and steady in tone. The feel
ing was to scme extent governed by that
Of what. Trading was local and with
out feature. The close WAS weak. May
oats closed at 3Sal under Yesterday.
Cash oats We're steady closing steady
with the features
Provisons-The action of provisions
was SLOW. The tone ut the opening was
strong with reference to the feeling in the
hog market, hut later there was il reversal
of sentiment, early buyers turning sellers,
ana other purchasers deserving the mar
ket. May pork closed 10 cents lower:
May lard, , l-2aj lower: May ribs, ~
cents lower. Hides were firm; natl re
heavy, . Ia; light, ii: native cows,
heavy, $ -; light, 81. Butt brands,
heavy, Ia; light, ! !. The leading
Textures RANGED ms follows:
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DIR. INQUIRIES DENIAL.

The article lately Published in the New
York Herald says that the bullet which
Killed Gen. Stonewnl Jackson is in the
possession of |. b. Wheeler, of Highland
Falls, y. V, who has documents which
establish the authenticity of his claim
Wheeler claims tina: his cousin was on
General Jackson $ staff, and the article
after describing Iackson's brilliant flank
movement nj charlottesville. and how
o'ck!c'S column went TO pieces under the
onslaught OF y, 900 grey co;,t, tells how
Jackson was wounded by his own men.
In The ampu;1r.on Of the great leaders,
arm Wheeler snys the surgeon threw the
bullet agl' n5t the sail in II fit Of anger
and his cousin picked it up. In going
through the lrctcr'> effects Wheeler
found the husirt ahrut which the article
was written. y lady OF this city, herself
the widow OF a moderate surgeon. on
reading the ler;ti article, clipped it
out and sen, it IL DR.. Hunter McGuire
medical director OF General .cksons
corps. and received in reply the follow
ing letter: jackson column did rot
strike Sickles atall. 1t wa,nuother part
aof the Yankee army that we encountered
at Charlottesville. jackson had nobody
on his stan named Wheeer # saws that
l threw the bullet against the wall in a
violent fit OF anger | operated on Cen
eral jackson in the woods, and after
"ardssput him III the tent
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Oysters by the pint, quart or gallon at
j. j. Catogni's Phone IL.
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SALEM NEWS
EDWARD JETER, REPORTER.

Town Sergeant j. b. Frier, who has
been confined to his room for some time
by sickness, is improving and will soon
be out.
Little Willie, the youngest child of
Mrs. and Mr. \. H. Whitesell, is sick
with the measles.
T. Hampton Hendrix, class of 1876 of
Roanoke College, will be married Gu We'd
nesday, the 10th instant. in the Lutheran
Church ut Leesville, S. c.. to Miss Rosa
Tyre Etheredge, of that place.
w. w. Ballard, .Tr., left yesterday for
the '. NJ. l., after pleasant stay of IL
week with his parents.
Miss Mary Wiley left yesterday to
spend the winter in Washington city.
Eugene Conrad is sick at his home on
Virginia avenue.
w. b. Willard, of Lowell, Mass, gen.
eral agent for Hood's Sarsaparilla. was
in the city yesterday OH business,
Geo. Wortien, who has been at home
sick for week with IL second crop of the
measles, is convalescenu.
The german. club of Roanoke College
gave very enjoyable dance ut the Du"al
House on Tuesday night. About twelve
couples participated, and the music was
furnished by a Lynchburg band.
On yesterday at 10 O'Clock the remains
of the late Miss Jennie Duncan were laid
TO rest il East ill Cemetery.
Mrs. james H. Renick, of Falling
Springs, w. VA, and Mrs. f. u. With
row stopped over in Salem Tuesday night
on their way to the home OF the latter in
Dublin.
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WAS \ BREAD RIOT.
spanish Citizens Resist the Imposition of
Octroi Duty on Flour


Madrid Feb. 3-The rioting which
TOOK place ut Araniuez, in Newcastle,
yesterday, grew out of the action Of the
authorities in eXacting octroi duty on
-four, which had the effect of Increasing
the p-cc of bread
Details OF the disturbances show that
the mob handled the mayor ana the
members of the 1own council very ro;.,h
~, and that the disorder was only oueIled
after the arrival OF IL strong force of DO.
lice frtm Madrid, twenty eight mic,
away. which. together with the civil
guard, dispersed the mob ana restored or
der. In the fight which took place ;hir.
IS two persons were wounded
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GREAT SLAUGHTER.

Galveston, Tex, Feb. ;j-Thc steam
launch Phoebe, with eX- Governor Ilogg
and Mr.. Bryan, returned to the city about
noon to day. The party killed about l2J
ducks and several trant and geese.
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To Elevate or Depress.

1t Is the policy OF the road To elevate
Or dcprcsS its tracks to avoid the danger
OF grade crossings. Accidents at grade
crossings are expensive, and grade cross
ingS cause embarrassing delays. The
trains on the New York PHILADELPHIA
division of the Pennsylvania 20 whisk-
ing by III almost endless succession. the
trains between New York and Washing
ton constantly grow III number. and
small delays grow more and more i'm
portant The travel between New York
and Washington now is enormous. Even
me Baltimore and Ohio'S splendid scrv-
ice between the two cities has not cut
down the Pennsylvania business.
though the Royal Blue trains are filled
III both directions
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o week
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\. AND w. STOCK LISTED.

New York, Feb. 3-The governing
committee of the New York Stock Ex
change to-day listed S23, 1922, 800 first con
solidated 4per cent. cumulative gold
bonds. $4,000, coo 4 per cent non cumu-
lativc adjustment preferred stock, and
ste, coo, COO common stock..of the Norfolk
and Western Railway Company.
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F AIRF AK BROS.
9 jefferson Stree
DIR. KING'S NEW DISCOVERY FOIS
CONSUMPTION

. This is the best medicine in the world
for all forms OF Coughs and Colds and
for Consumption. Every bottle is guar
anteed. 1t will cure and not disappoint.
1t has no equal for Whooping Cough.
Asthma, Hay Fever, Pneumonis, Bron
chitis, l.n Grippe, Cold in the Head ana
for Consumption. 1t is safe for all ages.
pleasant to take, and, above all, II sure
cure. 1t is always we'll to take DR.. Kinp'.
New Life Pills in connection with Ur
Kings New Discovery, ms they Regulate
and tone the stomach and bowels We
guarantee perfect satisfaction or return
money Free tra, bottles at Massic's
Pharmacy, 90 Jefferson street Regu-
lar size, 30 cents and 81
DR.. Rabert's Pine Tar Tablet Chew
ing Gum at Cntorni's 'phnne II
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RESTING QUIETLY.

The condition OF Edward TaIey, the
young man run over by an engine on
Tuesday, was rs favorable as could he
expected yesterday afternoon. lie was
resCiiS quietly. and his friendS''are hope
IA "a his recovery