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LANTON.

LANToN, Feb. 90 After several weeks
absence | will try, to night to pen IA
few lines for our ever welcome paper,
The heath of urlittle village is not
very good at present. Mrs. Pork DAVIS
Is very sick with lung troubles Mr. Dur-
lap Kerr is suffering with rheumatism
llttle Lesser Hickman ana Herbert
Green are also on the sick list. We
wish all a speedy recovery.
Mrs. A, b. Phillips after several DAYS
Illness is able To be up again.
We are having some very cold
weather here now.
Mrs. James Overton of Duplex, Il visi-
ting her daughter, Mrs. Beulan Cole
man.
Misses Pearl and Itasca Priest and
Miss Annie and Pleasant FItzyerald
spent few days recently at Camp
bellsville, the guests of their uncle, Nj.
| Alien Fitzgerald.
Mrs. Matte Hayeso OF Lasea, was WISH
ting her mother at this place few days
| ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hickman spent last
Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. John
Green.
Miss Mary Price, of Goodwin. was the
guest of Mrs. VIII Crawford few days
last week.
Misses Lula Young and George De.
lee are visiting relatives in Columbia al
/ present.
Mr.. Walter Young is in Kansas City
Miss Pauline johnson is visiting near
Rally Hill.
Mr.. Bob Harmon spent one night with
his sister, Mrs. e. Green, last week.
Many thanks, dear Lula" for your
kind remembrance. Your letters are al
ways read with the greatest of pleasure
| bv craven Locks" Settings" | tEiD k
you should not put in so much of yonr
time in the poultry business and write
oftener for the HERALD. aud | will try
to keep you posted on some things al
least They" are now visiting in Co.
| lum bia
Owing to the bad weather Bro. Andy
| Williams failed to fill his appointment
at this place last sunday.
Elder Anthem Derryberry of Column
bis will preach here next Sunday, the
! fourth.
Last Sunday afternoon at the home OF
| Mr.. Morro Tucker, of this place, Mr.
Robert Lyntz, of Columbia, and Miss
| Lille Tucker of Mississippi, were united
in marriage. We wish them long and
/ happy life. We will close for this time
RAVEN LOCKS.
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SUSPECTS REMOVED.
Sutton and Whitaker Taken From
Louisville to Frankfort, and the
Former Released on Bail.

Frankfort, KY, Feb. 2O.-J. L. SUIT
ton, the sheriff of Whitley county,
who was recently arrested on charge
of completely in the Goebel assassina-
ton, was brought here from Louis
vile, and waived examination before
County Judge Moran and was admit
ted to bail. This was the result of an
agreement between the attorneys both
for the prosecution and the defense.
Sutton left for home at once in com
pany with his uncle, State Inspector
{. n. Lister.
Harland Whitaker, who is also
charged with completely in the assas-
sination, was also returned from
Louisville and turned over to the local
authorities. He will not waive exami-
nation but will go into trial. County
Attorney Pelsgrove and A. L. Wilson,
Whittaker's attorneys, had talk by
telephone and it was agreed Whitta-
ker's trial should be called as soon as
convenient for his counsel This will
probably be one day this week.
Lee Jones, another suspect, is also
in Jail here
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CAKrER's CREEK.


CARRIERS CREEK, Feb. 20-Mr. and
Mrs. &. y. Nichols entertained Misses
ssusie Jameson, Joe and olivia Foster
and Mrs. Elizabeth Jones at six O'Clock
dinner Wednesday. Courses were laid
tor Ien.
Miss Minnie Lou Davis entertained a
few friends very pleasantly, Wednes-
dag evening.
Sir. Mallard Roam, of Goodwin, was
here last week.
Miss Eva simmons, OF Jameson, spent
last week with her sister, Mrs. Nj. o.
Garrette.
Mrs. Elizabeth Jones and little son
Kirby, will return to Columbia Wed
nesday, after pleasant V sit to Mr.. and
Mis- ). Il. Nichols.
Miss Susie Mitchell, of Bear Greek
was the guest Of friends here last week
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Jones, Of SAINTS
Fe, spent several dsys last week with
Mrs. Jones parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. h
Church.
Mrs. John YOkely spent last week
with relatives at Broadview.
Mrs. Bates, of COlum bia, was here lasl
week To see her father Mr.. Meroney
"a no il quite sick at the home OF hts
daughter. Mrs. Is. ). Church.
Ilftle Paul Odii, Of Nashville, Is
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THE MARKETS.
Cincinnati, Feb. 81.
B. s. THOMAS.

Cincinnati, Feb. 81.
FLOUR--Spring fancy So. 9l0l3. 20;
spring family, So .0OM3; sp'ing patent,
So. 7OM3. %; winter fancy, So fO@S 25;
winter family, 81 40m2. 10; winter pat
emit, SO 3O@3 go; extra, 50 .05M2. %;
low grade, S1.7501.o5.
GRAIN-Wheat: No. 2 red, track.
1870. Corn: No. . mixed, track,
35c. Oats: No. . white, track, Csc.
LIVE STOCK-Hogs: Select ship
pers, S5.O5M5.07; select butchers, $50
sos; fair to good packers, $465@5;
iair to good light, $4.606+.00; com
non and roughs, $4.25M4.S5. Cattle:
Fair to good shippers, $4.40Q5.25;
good to choice butchers, $4.25Q4.75;
lair to medium butchers, $3.40d4.;3;
common, $3M3.25. Sheep: Extras,
S5.6O@5.75; good to choice, $4,000;
common to fair, $3.75d4.7j. Lambs:
Good to choice, S6.G5G6.90; coniaon
TO fair, S6M6.50. Veal Calves: Fair to
good light, S6.75@7.50; common and
large, S5.25@6.5O.
Chicago, Feb. 21.-Wheat: No. 2 red,
7Otd7lc; No. do, 6SG69hc; No. 2
hard winter, 66@67lac; No. do, 62@
57hc; No. l northern spring, ESQ
69bc; No. do, 67d6Shc; No. 3
spring, 63d6sc. No. 2 corn SAC; No. 3,
}35s@3394c. No. 2 oats, 23@23Ac; No.
;, 222623.
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MT. NEBo AND sAwDUsr VALLEY

Mt. NERO, Feb. 20-Our letter this
tine may have seemed slow in coming,
but when we tell you how for some
time we have been in the clutches Of
"Mr. Grip" or some such fellow, then
you will excuse rs.
Quite number in our community
have been suffering with severe colds.
Mrs Radcliffe was quite sick several
DAYS last week, but is improving.
Mrs. Maude Linn and Albert KinZer
went to Hohenwald last week to visit
tn cir aunt, Mrs. Billy Johnson, whose
home had been visited few days be-
fore bv the Angel of Death who took
fir I'm it's circle the dear husband and
father. Many friends in this vicinity
deeply sympathize with them in their
b 'reavement
Mrs. DIR. Joyce and Mr. Marshal Kin
ger were summoned to Water Valley a
few days ago by the sudden illness of
their sister, Mrs. Matte Ladd. How
ever, she is very much improved now
Mrs. Nettie Goad returned to her
home in Nashville few days ago, after
spending sometime with relatives here.
Miss Lola Brinn has about recovered
from an attack of pneumonia.
Mr., Jones, the Sawdust Valley miller,
went to South Dakota few days ago
for h wife and child. They returned
to-day, and VIII occupy the neat, new
re idence erected for them bv the mill
company Indeed our "qniet country
village" is putting on quite business
like air, with its big, new roller mill,
where wheat and corn are bought at
all times. the new and up to date saw
mill, run nv Messrs NJ. w. Kinzer and
0. l.. McB lie, two new residences al
ready built and several others soon tO
be erected.
Mr. and Mrs. George Trousdale OF
| wood spent several days here re.
Gently with relatives and friends.
Miss Eva Johnson spent few days
very pie asantly as guest at the homes
of Mrs. Mcclellan and Mrs. Butts, OF
South Columbia not long since.
| Mrs. j. M. Johnson and children are
here from Nashville visiting relatives
! they will soon move to Mt. Pleasant
! however, and make that their home,
Miss Cora Mcbride; who had her ankle
! broken during Christmas, has uth
GENTLY recovered to be able TO MsIn
without crutches.
MIR. w. J. Kinzer was i'm Mt, p lsant
a few days ago
Mrs. Frank Goodwin and Miss God
win of Union paid visit To friends
here recently. Mrs. Goodwin (uee Miss
| lille SmithsoD) once lived in oul
midst. A. ever, NASHTI.
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just merely existing. hut up and doing
Every farmer has been busy planning
for his necessary factors in llfe. "rhe
tImid sex as we have been termed.
are making ready for the coming
spring Though to-day as we look from
our windows and hear the cold wind
sweeping through the barren trees,
alas 10 seems Ms though we might com
plete our journey from Genesis TO Rev
elation.
Ben Hill, the Young lad who had a
severe wound inflicted in his left arm
ny a shot gun, we are glad To state il
daily improving.
Mrs. B Green IL on the sick list.
Mr.. 7. + Hill will open school at this
place the first MOndqy in March.
Mr.. j. ;. Hickman will soon have hiG
new barn completed. and it with add
greatly to the appearance of his new
home.
Mr.. b. Smith is quite sick at his old
home beyond CulleOka.
Mrs. Sallie Gilmer will begin school nj
tpscomhville, Giles county, the first
Monday in March.
! will close in order to fly and learn
the news which will give you in my
next often try to div ert my mind
from its present state of sadness by
thinking of various events of which /
might write.
Vessels large might venture more;
/ But little boats must keep near the
shore LITTLE Dor.
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MT. JOY AND MACEDONIA.

MT JOY, Feb. 19-After so long a 81.
lence | will take up my pen this beauti-
full, cold morning TO try and give what
few items we have gathered for the
only HERALD
The recent cold spell almost froze cut
the Sunday-school at this place.
For the first time Brother Dale failed
to ill his appointment yesterday, which
was disappointment to those that
braved the cold to get to church.
The pray er-meetng at Mr.. Robert IT.
wins yesterday evening was well at
tended. Prayer-meeting again next
sabbath afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock at Mr..
Irwin's. Also Bro. Joe Vesey of Sum
mertown will be present to deliver "a
sermon, aud all are cordially invited to
attend. Bro. Uesey breaches every 4th
sunday in each month at the residence
of Mr.. Robert Irwin, and now kind
neighbors and friends you should come
out to hear him. | am sure you will
never regret going, as he is an excellent
preacher, inspired with the word of
God. After hearing him, we cannot
help from saying cit was good to be
there"
Mr.. Sam Craig has moved into our
midst; he has a well iii ed house OF dry
goods and groceries. This is getting to
be quite a lively pace for business. We
can boast of two good stores, but we
think 1T "lacketh one more thing" and
that is post ofllCe
We are sorry to report Mrs, Lizzie
Simms still in feeble health. Mrs.
Matte Sims is also on the sick list
Kate, the little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Nettie McClain, is great deal bet
ter after being dangerously sick for sew
eral weeks. We wish for her a speedy
recovery.
Mr.. Bob Dean il confined to his room
from the affects of lifting very heavy
log of wood. which wrenched his back.
Messrs. Charlie Reid and Will Led
better have moved to their farm in
Lewis county and are keeping batch,
and would be pleased to nave their
friends still call on them in their lonell-
ness.
Miss Lavinia Cooper Of New Mexico
is spending the winter with her uncle
Mr.. Bruce Cooper.
Miss 7. Gilmore of Sandy Hook, is
spending week with the Misses Led
better.
Sam Ledbetter was out Thursday
night to see homefolks; he wa accom-
panied by Mr., Sam Davis Of Hunts
willie, Ala.
The smallpox scare has reached this
part OF the county, one negro having
been carried to the pest house at Mt.
Pleasant A great many have been vac
cinated and others will do likewise
A. X. Ledbetter has sold his farm to
MIR. James Walker of Mt. Pleasant; he
will remain in the harness the balance
of the year, while the farm will be run
by Mr.. John Perry of Blossom, Texas
Very little farm work has been done
Several were heard to remark week be-
fore last that they would plant then
potatoes this week, but we guess they
won't plant any in snow and ice.
The early wheat was looking fine be
fore this last cold spell, but all late
wheat locke ed sick.
Miss Jennie Lewis is visiting relatives
at HoenWald.
Miss L'ssie Whitwell of Rock House
is visiting her brother Henry Whltwel
and other relatives.
We are sorry indeed to report Mr.
Marsh Led better worse than usual; lie
has had several strokes of paralysis.
SIMPLE MARY.
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LAND SALE.

E. II. Hatcher, ct al, VS.. Mrs. NJ. A,
Ware ct al.
In the Chancerv Court, at Columbia.
Tennessee.
Pursuant to decree entered i'm above
styled cause at the October term. 1899
on minutes at page 5l6, / will on
saturday, the 18th day of Marco, 1900,
at the Court House door in Columbia.
Tennessee, sell to the highest and best
bidder, the land described in said degree
bounded and described as follows, to-
wit: A house and lot situated in the
3rd Ward OF the town of Columbia,
Tennessee, lying on the West side of
High street, beginning at a point on the
West side of High street, at the ". II.
corner OF lot owned by u. X. Gillespie,
and running with the West line margin
OF High street North SO feet and
inches to the =. +. corner OF Wares lot
thence with Wares South line las feet
to a stake; thence ;. 50 feet and 8 inches
TO Gillespie's line; thence r.. with
Gillespie's line l45 feet 10 the beginning.
TERNs:-Said sale will be made on a
cridit Of q, II and - months. sale free
from the equity OF redemption. Notes
bearing interest from date 81 sale, with
good personal security, will be required
Of the purchaser, ana lien retained 10
secure the payment Of the purchase
money.
1his, the 18TH day % Feb. 1900.
A. y, AKIN, e.. & VI,
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OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
CONTINUED from Third Papel
GROVELAND.

GRovELAND, Feb 20-It Is agar
my painful duty tO chronicle the death
of one of our neighbors. Mrs. Susan J
Chailln, came to a peaceful end Feb
~, 1900, in the 6S year of her age, with
pneumonia. She was y consistent mem
Der of the G. p. Church and lived de,
voted Christian life. Her funeral ser
vices were conducted by Rev. Il. r.
Serface last Sunday at Pleasant Mt
Church, aud the remains were laid a.
rest in Pleasant Mt. Cemetery She
leaves one son, MIR. Ed. Chaf1l of
Florida, and one sister, Mrs. Rust of this
place, to mourn her departure.
James Hudson, the l3 months old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Ramon, departed
this life Saturday night, Feb. II, and
was buried at Pleasant Mt, sunday
The funeral services were conducted by
Rev. Il. b. Serface.
The school at the new scho0l-house
will commence next Monday Feb. rs
Rev. r. ;. Mitchell will conduct the
school.
Messrs. viii Shrly and Tom Elem
ing, of Columbia, were in this vicinity
last week. prospecting for litbograph
stone, and found tin abundance on the
farm of A. NJ. Denton. II the sample
proves to be what they think it is, they
propose to pay S. per ton for the stone.
Mr.. A. w. Denham, of Parks Station
is still very sick at this writing.
Allen Denham, son of Esq s II
Denham, was quite sick last week.
Little Edith Denham, daughter of w
A. Denham, has about recovered from
severe attact of mem branOns Group.
was very much delighted to get t.
read a com munlcatiOn from settings
last week. Hope he will write often.
ROBIN.
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DODsoN ACADEMY.


DoDSoN ACADEMY, FeN. "l.-News il
ra, her scarce ant Gle in tnis part of the
circle, but we deem it necessary to send
what few items we have.
Mr.. j. l.. Goodwin is visiting j. C
Dodson's family at this writing.
Mr.. aud Mrs. B. f. Galloway are visi-
ding their father Mr.. d. M. Fraser, at
this writing.
Miss Vestal Dodson is on the sick list
this week
Mr.. and Mrs Edd Stone are visiting
his daugh ter Mrs. e. Il. Dodson.
On last Wednesd day night the spirit Of
Mrs. Perry Taylor threw off its earthly
shackles and took its flight to the home
that God has promised to all who serve
and obey him here below. Her death
came not unexpected, as she has been a
sufferer with pneumonia for several
weeks. ltseems so sad to give her M.
but we must bow to the will of an All
wise Father. She leaves to mourn her
death husband and many friends
That home will be a dreary place with
out her. She cannot come to you dear
husband, but you can go to her. So
strive to live that you will meet her on
the other shore, where there will be
no more parting. The remains were
laid to rest Thursday afternoon at the
back of their garden, "a place that she
had selected) to await the resurrection
morn. Funeral services were condu,-
ted by Rev. Mr.. Derry berry. We say 10
the bereaved ones, weep not, for your
loved one is at rest.
death loves shining mark"
This was again verified on last Sun
day night at II o'clock Feb. Is, when
death claimed for its victim Mrs En-
gene Notgrass, at her home at Tim,
mOnsville. We feel assured that she is
now in fairer, better land, where her
good works are broadened and en-
larged, and her voice tonight is min
gled in glad anthems with the blest of
God. She leaves to m 'uIn her death a
husband, four little childaen, fath err.
six sisters. three brothers, and "A host of
friends. May the God who has seen fit
to remove her from earth to bloom in
heaven, strengthen and comfort the sor-
rowing ones in their sad bereavement,
is the prayer of CLARIsS.
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Frankfort, KY, heb. 21.-The dem
ocratic senate met at 1920 Tuesday
with President Pro Tenn Carter pre-
siding
None of the republicans were in
their seat, and Lieut.. Gov. Marshall
who had adjourned with the repub
hcan senate Monday, was not present
Speaker Trimble, at the session OF
the house Tuesday morning, an.
nounced that there would be a Joint
session of the general assembly Tues.
day afternoon at o'clock to consider
the reports from the committees on
the governor and lieutenant governor
contest.
This is intended as the last step tc
be taken by the democrats of the two
houses in ratification of The action oil
the houses in separate sessions by
which Goebel and Beckham were de
clared in office.
The democratic senate at 1855 tool
senate, presided over by Lieut.. Gov
Marshall, convened, but only remained
in session five minutes.
When the house adjourned at 1874
the republican members remained il
the hall for the purpose of holding {
conference in regard to the joint SEES
sion called by Speaker Trimble fol-
Tuesday afternoon. A caucus of mem
bers of both houses is called for
o'clock for the purpose of consider
ing the matter.
The house adopted the Allen resolu
ton passed by the senate Monda.
ratifying former proceedings b.
which Goebel and Beckham were de
clared in office. The republicans re
fused to vote on the original call, hop
ing to break a quorum, but seeins
that it had carried, went on record
and the final vote on the resolution
was: Yeas, So; nays, 0 Orr, Crider
Hinton and Klair, democrats, did no
vote,
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srIVERsyILLE.

STIvFRsvILLE, Feb. 2O--This morn
ing | fear that my trembling fingers
will scarcely express legibly what |
have to tell you.
Your paper has just recently been in
troduced into our home, and like il so
well that feel It my duty to give you
the items rs far as my knowledge
reaches; but Of course that Is quite
limited. For YOU know we young re-
porters must have something local to
write about
While looking over the many items Of
the HERALD, | fail 10 see our little VIII
Iape represented. Because we are such
a little sdot" compared with this wide
world 81 existence = no reason why We
shouId not let our light so shine that
thrnuvh the HERALD we may reveal
unto .he public that We are not people
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,rsTREssING s1OMAUH DISEASE.

Permently cured by the mastery
power of south American Nervine Ton
ic Invalids need suffer no longer, be-
cause this great remedy can cure them
all. 1t is cure for the whole world OF
stomach weakness and indigestion. The
cure begins With the first dose. The
relief it brings - mai Vicious and sun
prising. 1t makes ho fl ,.,e; Dever ii s.
appoints. No matter now long you
have suffered, your cure is certain un-
Ger the use of this great health-giving
force. Pleasant and always safe. Sold
by A. b. RAINS druggist, Column oia,
Tenn.
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The Latest Andree story.

Berlin, Feb. 2l.-The Lokal Anzeiger
learns from Stockholm that new
rumor regarding Andree comes from
Canada. Last October a number of
Esquimaux arrived at Fl. Churchill,
and related that two white men had
come from heaven last October and
had been killed by a band of Esqui-
maux. They had seen the remains of
a balloon, and knew where they were
concealed
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RELJEEIN SIX HOURS.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder Dis
eases relieved in six hours by NEW
GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN KIDNEY
CURE" 1t is great surprise ~ account
of its exceeding prOmptness in reliev-
ing pain in bladder, kidneys and back,
in male or female. Relieves retention
of water almost immediately. If you
want quick relief and cure this is the
remedy. Sold by A. B. RAINS, druggist,
Clumbia, Tenn. If
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Clean blood means a clean skin. Nc
beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathar-
tic clean your blood and keep 1t clean, u.
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all i'm.
Danish pimples, boiis, blotches, blackheads.
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Cascarets,-beauty for ten cents. All drug,
fists, satisfaction guaranteed, l0c, 25c, SOC.
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spending few weeks with his grand.
father, Maj u. T.. Jameson
Misses ralitha and Bessie Chu rch
their sister, Mrs. w. b. Jones.
Elder Pltman, of Nashville. will
preach at Beech Grove Sunday Feb. 25
We regret very much 20 say that Mrs.
Mary Alexander is no better at this
writing.
Mrs. Il. J. Davis has been indlsposed
for several DAYS.
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Read This!

SANTA re, Tenn, Oct 30. 1899.
ROBERTS MACHINE & IMPLEMENT Co,
Columbia. Tenn.
Gentlemen:-I cheerfully certify that
the Milwaukee Binder purchased from
you Is the machine for every farmer 10
buy, for il Is the lighte-t on man and
team, according to my Judgment.
II X. B. CHURCH.
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COMPLICATION
OF AFFAIRS.
Two Speakers Presided at
the Meeting of
THE KENTUCKY SENATE MONDAY.
Both the Democratic and Republican
Members Were Present, But no
Serious Friction Occurred.
Special to the HERALD:

Special to the HERALD:
FRANKFORT, KY, Feb. 19.-Both the
Democratic and Republican members
were present to dly at the assembling
o. the Kentucky Legislature.
In the Senate, both Lieutenant Gov
ernor Marshal and President pro tenn
Garter presided, and both were recog
nized by their party adherents anc
ignol by the other side.
Although this made rather a comp!i
cation of matters, no serious friction oc
cured, and the session was brief.
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aoE3EL's SEATING LOCALIZED
Republicans Refuse to Answer Roll
Call In the House.
p 'ciai tc 1HE HERALD.

ChII IN the House.
p ciai tc 1HE HERALD.
FRANKFORT, KY, Feb. 19.-The Sen
ate adjourned this afternoon until to
morrow at noon. The Republicans re
flu 3ad to recognize only Marshall as pre-
siding officer
The Democrats passed a resolution
legalizing the seating of Goebel as Gov
ernor.
In the House the Republicans refused
to answer roll call, and the resolution
was passed by the Democrats ordering
the capitol to be draped and the fae
pllced at half mist on account of the
death of Goebel.
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T. F. Anthony, ex.postmaster of
Promise City, Iowa, says: 81 bought
one bottle of Mystic Cure for Rheuma-
tism, and two doses of it did me more
good than any medicine | ever took
Sold by A. b. Rains, druggist, Colum bia
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Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Away.
To quit tobacco easily and forever be mag
netic. fun OF life. nerve ana vigor, take MOTTO,
BAG. the wondcr.worler, that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, J0c or 81. Cure guaran,
reed Booklet cad sample free Address
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