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attend "a church conference. The, eK'
pes. to b. joined by n large delegation
from S'ss"'on ses"r'"''on "h"n the!
croes the RIVER al Chamberlain.
III. board @. Chnu,auqua directors
me, IN tie c,.s lac. evening aud laid out
the genera. plane o! tho mex; as@emb!,
which viii begin June =, ~ "h'
continue 10 days. lev. ) ''roh'' "
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nssembl. and III" so'a! amount 20 U
paid for talent fixed, WIN 'he eAeeP
ton 0. teachers IN the Summer sohoo
.H!en, vii be engaged at " specified
amour: aud Will pa! all their 4" eK
perses while here.
Sion, rnl,s rress. The peni.en,,ar,
II oprr,ns up a new quarry and i, will b,
~o,.o, IN. hos, in ii. city when j, /,
road, 90, bus,u.ss. The old quarry wa,
no, IN \ good location aud i, was 1lmos'
impossible to Sc, frs. GLASS stone from i
auy longer, The new quarry is locate,
nus, GAS, OF the polishing mill. l: vii
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/, last night and the following ~ueleSatioh
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FRANK G. Smith.

For broken surfaces, sores, insect bites,
burns, skin diseases and especially piles
there is one reliable remedy, DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve. When you call for
DeWitt's don't accept o~ounterfeits or
frauds. You will not be disappointed
with DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve.
Cook s OpEE.
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Neal Estate Transfers


In Lake county for the three weeks
epdipg September 5, ISIS
Wm Il Fitch and wife TO q L Nc
Callis,er. h~ ! sec - los ST.. el.9o
VIM Van Eps aid wife to l ID
Smith blk Is, Orig nat, Msdi-
SOU =. . +. = :. > =. Z. . . . . . : Fs.sF
WIN Van Fps and wife to MarHafes
Lee. lot 4, blk Q, Town Prop LIST,
Add TO Madison. "c5
Sylvester OtGar TO Mary + DAILY.
eis Of swL and Wis OF sell sec
3l-loG-oc. =. 1000
Mary + Merrill to Price Hughes,
tec 6-lo5-ol............... -. $40
Fred NJ Mueller and wife 10 4. G
Schmidt. nwi geo 6~-lo1-5a..... 1900
Jacob Hugger TO Swan Nelson.
nw SEQ - lo5-53............ 1900
IL Williamson. trustee to
Eugene ID Walker, blk IS OF
Kennedy's End Ext OF Madison
Sanger Brown n wife to Carl
Lebahu. eell. SEQ l9~-lOS-64.....
John Olson to Sada J Jones, und
y interest in Wis OF nwA and
nell OF nwA and nwl4 Of ne4
Gee l5-lOS-5l.
Rebecca Blow aud husband to l.
Loomie, els Of swA sec 24-lO5-
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THE CITY,.
LOCAL BREVlTlES,

% returned from the north.
u. !. Smith "a quite i'll with an
'''Ach Of !, sentery.
\. "e"' holds its level at 4S cents for
and A. for No. .. Flax -.
seaa. "'fh Woodmen meet in regular
NJ Odd Fellows hall tonight.
'ulstine made a business trip
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Commencing September 3. round trip
tickets will be sold at the Madison de.
pot to the Minnesota State Fair at st.
Paul Tor S7.A3 for the round trip, good to
return September II. September !,
tickets to the National Enosmpment, G.
A. r at Cincinnati will be sold Tor so0.05
for the round trip.
Commencing September l and con-
tinuing until October 81, tickets will be
sold q the Madison depot to the
Omahha Exposition for $3.50 for the
round trip, good for five days.
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Nature intended man to be strong, to
love and be loved. Cant expect much
from a eiokla, nervless man-'taint in
him. Rocy Mountain Tea brings
strength, nerve.
FRANK G. Smith.
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70 DAILY LE'DE2
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Perish Ia Railroad Wreck.

OrrrNwA. La. Sept. l3-ln a wreck
On the Las, Iowa division Of the Bur.
l.n.,on road a, Tyrone. a small station
- miles wes, OF here. Engineer Mann
md Fireman Nillhouse were killed
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Mn. FenOorU H1WpcP"sst
:. the name implies, IL simply tor Dys-
r.,,s,. or indigestion. II should be ~
psr;or to the general run OF preparations
and prescriptions because prepared oy q
n h Of many years. study aud az,
n~arienoe. whose writings on meaioa'
@puastions are accepted as authorities
Il not aatisNed after using one oott'e,
YOUR money will bs refunded BY Franz
smith Of Madison.
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Wanted. al once. SRI Ia work in laun-
dry. FIIIFR 4 THOMPSON.
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When you call for DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salye the great p.le cure. don't
nccep; anything else. Don't be talked
into accepting "a substitute. for piles, for
sores. for burns.
Cook l. CpEE,
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Constipation and Piles are twins
They kill people inch by inch. Sap life
away every day. Rocky Mountain Tea
will positively cure you. 80 cents.
FRANK G. SMITH.
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Wanted. n h~ous-k.eper 10 care To-
'oar children. luquir. al this Office.
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Hundreds and Hundreds

of school children as we'll as parents
throughout the town and county have
? already responded to u economical
: sale Of school tablets"--and we believe
There are still hundreds of others who
, would like to buy but as yet have not
chad the chancellor this reason and on
aaccount of the fact that the opening of!
the Madison schools has been deferred
4 till Monday, Sept. 12th--we shall extend
, our "lesson in economy" the balance of
zthis week also Monday, Tuesday, and
"wednesday ofnext week-On these days
Ave will sell the largest SC. pencil tablet
2you ever saw-togetther with a goodlead
Hpencil with rubber and pen holder and
Hpen all for a Nickel-or we will sell you
6the best SC. ink tablet made-together
2with a good lead pencil with rubber and
open holder and pen all for a Nickel-Here
= is an instance of "something for moth
England no boy or girl viii overlook
this opportunity-For it's just the stuff
you all want--In school supplies, tablets
Hand stationery we show a sparkling line
N--and you can always rely upon the
HFULLEST VALUE OBTAINABLE for
the money--at
FRANK SMITH.
T**'" Sx !. Official School and Text Book Depository.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-09
KIlllnr nnhI,nehlnr.

Brownsville, Tex. April 6.-At the
city election here yesterday Carlos
Cullen shot and killed sam cobb and
Lcllpc cobb, brothers and deputy
shcrlns of this county and worthy Of
nccra.
An angry crowd ot citizens has
Just broken open the jail and shot
CULLEN 90 death aud another party
who Il Is alleged was implicated with
him "a now being hunted
CULLEN and HE other party accused
we're member ~ the liue club q lo-
cal political organization az present In
cnaree of the offices Some time ago
leading business men aud citizens OF
Brownsylllc organized a citizens re-
form club and placed candidates for
city officers Ia the field but it Is
clnlmed that they were denied repre-
scntation AZ the polls Around each
poll were city special officers
The Eddy current., 1898-04-09

Georgetown Tex April Al en-
thusinstlc war meeting was held az the
the courthouse Monday ulglt 5pccchcs
were made b, capt a. s Fisher. Rob
err 4 John " W Nelms and others.
The san Gabriel rifles wa sorranlzed
With volunteer membership OF i5O.
Capt A. 8 Fisher. o gallant officer ln
tho late ciyil war sas elected captain OF
the company and the members are
awaiting orders 60 50 10 the front and
die for "old glory"
The Eddy current., 1898-04-09

Waco Tex. April 5.-will II. Ware
vas arralghed before Justice w II. Da-
Wis yeatsFday afternoon on a charge OF
murder Tho defendant Is the business
manager Of Brauh'a lconoclast lie was
present when the fatal duel took place
last Friday afternoon IN which w G..
nrann and Tom T.. Davis both lost their
lives
Tho state thus accuses Mr.. Ward of
aiding and abettlng IN the killing OF
Capt Tom Davis and IL holding him In
iall without bond.
Yesterday afternoon IN Justice Davis
court Waller 8. Baker, shaploy =. Ross
and Charlie Sparks appeared for Mr..
Ward Cullen r. Thomas the county
attorney. appeared for the state. Mr.
Wards attorneys pushed hard for an
immediate hearing. The state asked that
the hearing be- postponed. alleging the
absence from Waco OF four material
Witnesses The lawyers for the defense.
made stout arguments for going into
the hearing without delay. saying Il VIII
consume two days. during which time
the state will be- able 10 bring In It's
ahsentees. Justice Davis gave the state
until this afternoon and postponed the
hearing until that time
Mr., Ward appeared H. the courtroom
with his wounded hand IN sling and
when the order for poaiponlng the hear
Ink was made he went back 10 the
courthouse with the sheriff.
VIII ~ Ward Is fdyorably known In
this city. lie came here several years
ago and purchased an interest IN
morning paper. on which he served as
city editor. ~ a later period he took
business charge OF the Iconoclaat and
has made Il a success. His career here
has been that Of peaceful citizen. Tho
hearing In which he will appear as a de-
fendant under an aflidayit which
charges him with murder will be
watched with much interest When the
case was called yesterday afternoon
Justice Davis courtroom was packed
with people eager 10 hear the proceed
lupR.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-09
KILLING NEAR ITALY.
April Fool Joke Leads TO tho Death Of
John Mcpherson.

John Morherson.
Italy, Tex. April g.. Late Sunday az
ternoon at schoolhouse named Derris
chapel. three miles west OF town. John
Mcpherson. a prominent young farmer
Of that community. was shot and NOR
tally wounded Mcpherson died from
the effects OF his wounds at Q o'clock
Sunday night The slayer changed HIS
clothes. mounted spirited horse and
fed Immediately. Officers are now in
pursuit
The trouble grew out Of an old fued
partly Ia connection with an April
fool" which was received by young Me
Phersons father and mother, Jim Me
Pherson, brother Of deceased. made IN
sultlng remarks to the sender OF tho
note 10 HIS mother The sender got hold
OF what was said and swore II would 10
taken back or he would Kill the man
who said H.
The two men met at q singing about
4 o'clock IN the afternoon, and begen nj
once TO abuse each other Anticipating
trouble the father Of Mcpherson stepped
Ia between them and asked that MOTH
ing more be said, at the same time .ell-
ing the sender uf the tFick 9f writing
the notes was beneath any man. 'rhc
sender OF the letter then drew a piatol
ana acted as u he was going to use H.
John Mcpherson ran toward him "a Or
der 10 prevent This action. But be ore
he could grapple his opponent the other
commenced firing Two Of the shots
took effect In Mcpherson's abdomen, an
other tore on his little finger and broke
his arm. The slayer ran ms he fred ard
did not stop until his pistol was empty.
shooting twice at Jim and snapped at
Bishop. brothers 90 John, deceased
Sheriff McCue was telephoned aud
arrived on the scene Of the shooting az
o'clock yesterday morning with cnn-
stable Hughes and Deputy Joe Minniyk.
They struck the trail Of the slayer.
wkich was Ia a westerly direction. At
this writing the officers have not been
heard from.
Tho slayer carried with him between
slO0 and $500 and will make a desper-
ate effort to escape
Justice Crldlle went 20 the scene Of
the killing yesterday morning aud bis
verdict Is IN accordance with the above,
Yesterday afternoon at y. N. tho
dead man was buried az this place
The Eddy current., 1898-04-09
GOOD WAR MATERIAL.


, y. .. bi-~tsnant spsahs - Youns usa
~ resns.
Waco. Tex. March 6.-Cnpt. Jonas
4 Emory u the eleventh United
States lnfunirg, Who IL here ON de-
.tached service says he has not vet re.
cciyed orders 20 rejoln his regiment
lie De- doing good service as military
instructor of the Baylor cadet corps
and takes much pleasure Ia rejecting
that some of the cadets be- has odu-
catcd Tor war viii be- able 10 command
companies aud even regiments IN caae
of hosiIlitlca capt Emery o. ready
to- start ou short notice and would mate
urilly feel b0ier contontod at this
time v ho bad orders Go go go tho aas-
hoard, nearer the point at which. 10
case oi hostllltles. there viii Dr. op-
pouunlty Tor actual experience. Capt
Emery says ho lcolH bound. ~ All vol.
dierH dO. 10 exercise patience and
await orders bat cunfcsses tha, be
ioels thrilled when he reads dispatches
IN the newspapers pointing a. war.
II would please me- be- said. above
an things ] kaow uf 10 command a
regiment Of Texas volunteers and AZ.
ter putting such a regiment through "a
sysicmut, course TO command them
IN tho field against q foreign foe
regard Texans aa the best material I
ever saw for soldiers n ! had the
sanction of tho war department and
the state ~ Tcxas would accept my
services regiment of Texans under
my command would about meet my
highest ambition as a start"
The Eddy current., 1898-04-09

Waco Tex. April G-lntercst In thu
case of VIII q Ward Xho Is charged
hy anidayit with murder in connection
with the Bmnn-DaWs fatal duel Of
last week ~ felt throughout the
United States Mr. Ward has re-
ceiyed selcerams from several distant
states Offering him sympathy and help
in case he needs assistance
when the case was called IN Justice
Davis court Yesterday afternoon the
room was packed full Of people and
there was visible disappointment
when the announcement was made
that the defendant had waived his
right To a rellminary hearing and that
the testimony viii not be made public
unless the grand jury returns an in
dlctmont and the cnse is tried In the
district court
by consent ana agreement of both
the state and the defendant Justice
Davis placed Mf Wards bail at a275O
The bond was made nstantor. ana NJ
3 o'clock yesterday Afternoon Mr. Ward
who had been prisoner ever since
the duel. appeared un the streets en-
ioylng his liberty once more The case
will be submitted 10 the Grand jury in
Judge SCOTS court
The Eddy current., 1898-04-09

Houston, Tex, April Yesterday
Justice Fitze In the capacity Of coroner
waa called upon TO Inquire into tho
cause OF the death Of Fits wurm. which
occurred yesterday morning at a board.
lng-house. lie was found dead In one
OF the rooms. A bottle labeled NOR
phine was near the body The testimony
went % show that be had evidently Ia
ken the poison during the night and
died from the effects The verdict was
IN aeoordanoa with the facts.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-09

Bonham, Tex. April 5-On the night
Of Feb. p at Honey Grove Chas. Jones.
colored. was shot In the right knee
while resisting Arrest lie was brought
here and placed In iail charged with
burglary His knee did not heal, but
instead sepsis set IN. which noccaslta-
ted ampututinn. County Physician
Kincaid was called for Sunday and
performed the uurgical operation. The
leg was taken on between the knee and
thigh. Jones rs suffering a great deal.
but his case ia not considered danger
Gus
The Eddy current., 1898-04-09

carmIne, Tex. April News just
reached this place that Mrs. NJ. Hen
kel. widow Of the late T.. Henkel OF
Round Top, committed suicide Thurs
day by jumping In a barrel of water AZ
he residence OF her son-in-law. Mr..
ieorge Frieke. who resides between
this place and Round Top. Mrs. Hen
kel was discovered and taken out Of
he water alive. but died soon after In
spite Of medical aid. III health Is as
slgned as the cause OF her act.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-09
TEXAS MILITIA srRENorH.


lieutenant Hola. n Conferente.
Hou.ton. Tex. April i-Yesterday
afternoon Lieut. Thomas J. Sem, OF
the United States navy. who arrived
from New Orleans. and Adit Con. W.
" Mabry. Of the state militia. we're IN
conference for some time and aRaiv
ai,er supper az the Capitol hotel
While they did not say as much the
meeting here was premedltatcd. and Il
H cleaned IN an indirect way that The
purpose Of the visit OF Lieut. Sem "a
TO s.t NJ the Immediately available war
strength Of the militia or volunteers
LOO this state, and to further sizo up the
chances Of making the militia more
effective 10 meet the deeds OF the pros
pcctlve situation. Gen. Mabry. before
the conference took place. speaking Of
hla present trip to the towns In south
Texas. stated that the papers had given
more importance to his visits than they
were entitled TO- tie stated however.
hat he believed there would be war,
and further. that the battleship Maine
YVES blown mp hy the spanlards, with AZ
lens, the conniyance OF thosa In author
lty. II not under their orders. lie gave
very strong reasons for Il. among them
being that the spaniards would neces-
sarlly know all about the torpedoes o.
torpedo mines IN the harbor OF Havana.
and even about all the dynamite TO be
found IN the city or available
After the conferences OF Gen Mabry
and Lieut. Sem. the latter wired TO his
department at Washington for partlc-
ular instructions to NJ the situation as
u Is found here. At late hour last
night no answer had been received. and
Il is likely that one will arrive today.
Both officers will remain here.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-09

Galveston Tex, April 4.-The pa
trlotlsm Of the people Of Galveston, and
their readiness to serve their country
m iis hour Of need. was again mani.
ested yestcrday afternoon when
arge and representative gathering
assembled al the naval recruiting rem
iozyous In response 20 the notice given
oy Mr. J. H. Hawley. suggesting the
organization Of naval reserve. In
Few minutes after the prellmlnarles
rad been arranged and the enrolment
list opened. iiG men had enrolled their
names and rendered their services IN
the event they should be needed.
MT Hawley was unanimously chosen
to act as chairman Of the meeting. ana
IN ACCEPTING the trust he delivered a
short address, explaining tho object OF
tho call and the purposes OF the pro.
posed organization.
On motion. Mr. O. W Kemp was &C.
lectod as secretary. and the enrolment
began. The men quickly flied pas, the
secretary's desk, aud gave their names.
aud In a very short time iiG men had
Indicated their willingness to go to the
defense OF their country and their
homes Mr. Hawley said 20 a reporter
that meeting would be called soon for
the purpose Of taking further steps
toward organization. and 10 elect sn-
GERS.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-09

Beaumont rcx. March 6.-ludge r.
T. Hirhtovcr nt Kuuntzo Monday
granted J q Reynolds In behalf OF
the citizens ol Port Arthur an lniunc-
tlon restraining County Judge Gray
from making ln entry of the records
OF the commits toners court of the re-
suits of tho election recently held at
Port Arthur 10 incurirat that city.
ile o. also oulpiuod from ordering an
election OF Officers Action was takon
merely 60 test the validity of The re-
cent election u is Haid There was
some irregll4Ilty n The petition for
the election. and Mr Reynolds is of
tho opinion that another election VIII
hr held pending tho nnal decision of
Judge West here in May
The Eddy current., 1898-04-09

Austin, Tex, April 2.-Goy. Culber-
son yesterday appointed the following
delegates 10 represent Texas az the
twenty-hfth annual meeting OF the Ma
tlonal Conference of Charities and
Correction 10 be- held IN New York
city May rs 10 25 1898 VIM Glenn
ems. New Braunfels; y p McNulty.
San Antonio, r - Cochran. Austin;
w c. OBryan, MeGregor. J. 8. Grin
nan, Terrell; J. @. sm,lher Hunts
yille; }. p Gibson. Rusk. n, G. Buck-
ner Dallas; Jink Evans. Coraicana;
e. q Douglass, Fowler.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-09

Teswkaua, 1.A April g The ex-
confederate soldiers of both Toxar-
kuuas met hero Monday Capt j NJ
Ronohcld OF a q Hlll camp presiding
a ringing endorsement was given 10
tAe proposed amendment 60 the constl-
tuition Of Texas. establishing "a pension
~ ss for all Disabled eX-conferedatos Il
was also unanimously concurred that
the old soldiers OF this association be-
ready at any time 20 OFFER their servloea
to the secretary OF war. in ease of ne
coeliy. during the spanish imhruglio.
The United revenue cutter Gresham
has len Milwaukee. Wis. en route 10
the Atlantic coast
The Eddy current., 1898-04-09

Mckinney Tex. April 5.-The Collin
County Baptist Ministers association
was organized yesterday at the First
Baptist church. Rev r. r.. Kinr.
president Rev. G. y. Morgan. vice
president, md Rev. q. o. Key. Sec
retary and treasurer The objects OF
the association are 10 advance mission
work, promote education and general
church work IN the county II VIII
meet AZ p. m each hrst Monday az
the First Baptist church IN MeKln-
ney.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-09

Granbury. Tex. April "A sad mis-
fortune occurred In town Saturday
'vcnlng az the gravel pit near the old
llauey mill which resulted IN serious
injury TO Earnest Allno and death to
Joe Hanna. The city is grading West
Bridge street, aud have been taking a
great ceal Of gravel from the pit. whore
half dozen hands were at work dig
cling Il out, The embgnkment had
been dug down until the clay was hve
or six fee deep above the gravel. and
instead OF clearing the clay away, the
men had been excavRting the gravel.
leaving the wall standing. Young
Hanna and Aline were digging the
gravel out Saturday evening. when the
whole embankmont caved IN on them,
lurying Allne about four feet deep. and
covering Joe up To his neck. As the
wall crushed him down he fell across
arge piece OF earth, and another large
piece struck aim ilHt over the heart.
driving a rib into his heart. The earth
Sns soon removed from his body. and
ne was placed on stretcher and car
ried home, but he lived only few
minutes. Aline was dug out and IL
ioing we'll aud will be up In few days.
}. d. Baker Of weatherford, Joe's un-
cle and Miss Earl Hanna OF Waco. his
sister, were telographed and came In
Saturday night
The Eddy current., 1898-04-09

Smith The doctor tells me taat
young scilisigh has something like
brain tfoutl0 Jones-Can't he afo q
him any reiief7 smlth-No lie RAYS II
would De easy enough 10 got rid o. the
trouble, but Il is impossible to locatt
the brain Chicago News.
seeond Childhood.
wirle DO grown people ever get
childish Mamma--Yosi IN old age.
Why7 Willie Cause whom papa was
trying 70 hnd the electric bell last
night he hollered Button button,
who's Eot the Lille.