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BODY Mangled b. "a Train.

Makanda. Ill. July 3o.-Tne mangled body
Of an unknown young man was picked up
by the side of the railroad track, just north
OF here this morning by the section men.
The Coroner's Inquest identified the body as
that of Fred RobbS Of Raum. Ill. He Is sup
posed to have been riding a freight train
and to have fallen under the wheels, with
the above result. He was about is years Old
and unmarried He was a nephew OF Mrs
L. b. Garaghty OF this place.
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Arrived.

II. J. HYATT.
Local Forecast Official.
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Thirteen DROWNED.
British Ship Sutherlandshire
Wrecked at Sumatra.

London, July 2a-The British ship Suther-
lancashire. Captain Nicol. from Rotterdam.
May 3. for kiao-Chau. whence she was TO
sail for Portland. Ore. grounded at Sumatra
on July = and became a total wreck Thir-
teen OF her crew Were drowned.
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MISSOURI PACIFIC
MOBILE AND OVIO.

VI, *. & T
Train.
jefferson CITY. Colorado. Sc
dalia. Clinton. Fort Scott.
Parsons and Indian Territory
Express ....-..---.---
Fort Worth. Dallas Waco.
Taylor and Aus'in Express.
Fort Worth. Dallas. San An
tonic ard Galveston EXT -ess,
SeiaIia. Nevada. Fort Scott
and Denisoa Express.
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River Forecast.
The river nj 81. Louis will fall


The reading 81 the 81. Louis gauge was Il feet
Yesterday showing a fall OF IS Of a foot In tire
last twcnty-fuur hours.
Traffic moderately active; receipts larger thaA
shipments.
weather clear and hot in the iaIbor.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL.

T1a!n depart Arrive.
NCItp,ln Illinois Express
I-4Iyuuvl4. Springfield. Free
yorr and DUDuque-.---- -.:0Z am !. rs pm
C'sI,ty, layii.nt SpeciaI..--. 'l2:sV pm Is -; pm
thICAEJ Diamond SPECIAL :. ~ pm :. 20 am
sgr:u:.leId Accommodation AIS pm slO:ie an.
SOUTHERN LINES.
New Orleans Fast Aail-CaiIo.
Memphis JacAsOn. Tenn.
and Texas Express '!:5o am TIA pm
New orleans Special-Cairu.
Memphis and New Dreams 'i:V4 pm sis IN
Acyumm, :ailon-Mu. pms sboru.
Chester t4:25 pm I'll - am
New Orleans L.mlted-Cairo,
Memphis New orleans: Dixie
FIyer-Nashyiie. Atlanta and
Jacksonville. Fla...-......-... eS:i4 pm s7:I6 am
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New. York stock Quotations.

st. Louis. Monday. July 80. 1905.
Tie following shows the opening. highest low
est and closing quotations on The New York
Stn.b Exchange yesterday Corrected daily for
Thu Reruoc Ey ID. II. Francis, Bro. x Co,
Bonds and stocks. IA North Fourth street:
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Bonds.
n E. Gas & Coke 5s.....
FOREIGN FINANCE.
England.

London. July 3e.-Consols for money % HE: do.
for the account 81 Ills: Atchisnn 2nis; Canadian
Pacific 80; St Paur llSs.; Illinois Central lIs;.:
Louisville i2is. Union Pacific preferred IA; New
York Central I32: Erie llls; Pennsylvania Co.;
Reading si.; Erie first preferred 33i4, Grand
Trunk 50: Anaconda slz: Rand VI mes So. mon y
SQ3I, per cent Rate of discount in open market
for short bills is ~. per cent; for three months
bills Al per cent.
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Third Call.
4. ,s,t. 20 90 Met ST r r
PIffsburY stocks.

St. Louis Monday. July 30. 1850
Received daily by D. h. Francis Bro. Z Co.
ia North Fourth street 49, -
Close fplI AsA-
Pittsburg Plate Glass .-..-.....-..-..--..lS. -
WESTINGHOUSE Air Brake --.--....--.-...lsl ~
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BOND SALES At NEW YORK.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York July 3i.-SIles Of bonds were made
here to-day ~ ivllg vs.:
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Train.
FIR Hannibal. ii & 81. J.
points. quincy. EeokGk and
Burlington 1900. -.-.-....-.-
L'Cal 10 Hannibal .......-..
For Quincy and North. $1,000
For ~. Pau, MINI. if'lis, via
East Side in. :. Illinois and
Wisconsin ...-... ..--.--.--.,
"Th- BI-l nEton- Northern Pa
cine fsXu-ySs. or Kansas
city. -. JOS, ph. Northwest
NelTaSla. Eiach HIS. " go
ming Montana. washington,
PU-ct sound. Portland and
oregon ---.---. -s-------....
'Tu- Twin CITY Express, for
Minneapolis, 81 Paul and
Iowa .---.r--.. .-.--.-. --...
Tie "Nebrasza-tolcradO En-
press" for Denver. Colorado.
Utah and Pacific Coast. via
-. Joseph -..-.--------.-.---.
L1cal 10 S4rlingtcn .-.-.-..-..:
For Northern Iowa, St. Paul
and Minneapolis .--.-....-..-
Foo kansas 'ity. Omaha, ST.
Joseph. Denver. Nebraska,
colorado. tah and Pacific
Coast. also Northwest ....-...
For Illinois. Via East side line
70 Rock Island .....-------..
For Dubuque and La Crosse
Local from Hannibal ...-.-.
For Altln-I.edve 1:5e a. m,
daily; il:jS a. IT,. daily. 10
only. 500 p. m, except SAT-
500 p. N. except sunday: 80
Z. N. daily. 80 z. N, daily
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Wedding mt Old Ripley, III.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Old Ripley. ILL.,. July 30-Jacob Kehr and
Mrs. Susan eager of this place were naa-.-
giod TO-DAY
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BIG: ret IL
IL. ~ d. S-W. IL. r..

Train.
Cincinnati. Louisville. Wash
inCtan Baltimore. Ph.ladel-
PHI and New YORK Expires.
Cincinnati. Louisville. Pitts
Lu.E. Washington. Bait
To.c. FLiiat lfh.a anil New
York Fast Aail ..............
Cincinnati tCoumT -datiun zee.
Cincinnati. Louisville. Pitts
burg. isIigstun. BATH
more. Ph!iIGrlphia and New
York ROYAL Blue Liiuitei-.-
Flora Accommodation. $1,000.
Flora AccOmmpflt ~ .-..---
West BADEN and French Lick
Springs. Via Moucn Route &c.
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yANDALIA LINE.

Fast Mail ..--...-..---.-...
Trains sos. - and Il. New
York. Philadelphia. Baltimore
and Washington Special 49,.
Indianapolis and New York
Local ...-.-.---.......-
New York Limited ....-..
Noetoskey and Aackinaw Lin
Ted .........--...-.----.
ce.umbus and Eastern Express
VI, lalia Accommodation -....
fncis,, apolis and New York
Exp,e.II 80. .,
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Ky Telegraph.

REPUBLIC SfEItRisr
Memphis Tenn. July 30.-River marks 10 feet
on the gauge a rise of l.5 feet in fnrty-eight
hours Weather cloudy and warm. The James
Lee cleared at this evening for Frtars Point
with fair trip The Georgia Lee departed al .
this evening for Ashport with good trip. Tire
Kate Adams left for Arkansas City at > tbs
evening with good trip. The Wichita cleared at .
his evening for O. h. Landing with fair Trip
Tna ora Lee arrived from "a 70 with fair TIP
and will leave tomorrow evening on return Tie
CITY Of Idaho will clear tomorrow evening Tor
Fulton ana the Upper Bends. The j. y. Har-
din will leave tomorrow evening Tor the Ar
Eansa. River. The Hin city, from st. Louis. viii
mass down tomorrow on way to New orleans
'rhe Harry Brown. with Goa! tow. Is due down
on yav 10 New orleans. The taoctaw RIilroa
transfer steamer General fterSon. loaded IN
ten ears Of grain. last night struck n snag and
sank in the canal leading up to the transfer land
ing on this side OF the river and settled in feet
~ water Five Of the cars were pulled out On
saved The boat will be raised and repaired with
cI,t rnuch trouble. The boat WAS bu II for the
Little Rock Railroad. under supervision OF Cap
tain Maingault. who is her pilot and Captain. at
Metropolis Ill. in ls1l
cairo Ill July So.-River rose q during last 81
hours: gauge reads I7.5 feet Weather clear and
wcrm The Hill City from St. Louis with good
trim arrived at l;S9 a. m She added considera-
bic freight at Chester, Wittenberg and Cape
C:rsrdeau. She added 100 ties here and cleared
for New Orleans at noon. The city OF Memphis
from 81 Louis arrived at 5;45 p. m. with mod
crate trip. She discharged a few sundries and
defarted for Tennessee River at a. m. Tho
United states snAsboat E. A Woodrun departed
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FRISCO LINE.

Train Depart. Arrive.
y.'t,,s park Accommciatiun-.. 7. 10 am t1V3J am
Valley faIh Accommodation e.sV am 80 an
NaiIyy tafk Accommodating few ail tA.S' pm
I, as hansas Mail, tOr
Carthage. joplin. Wichita,
AIh-nsds tIty. Ok!dhy..a
ME- Observation-Disclosures. ss.S am $50 pm
yaii,v PARK Accommodated. IL 81 pm t6+5 an,
r.,f,- ACCOMMODATION u ~ pm tlJ-zs am
NsiirV p.rk accom-: olation-.. I6:S0 pm f5:A pm
I,r,f, Account ..,ton -..... I5:.4 pm T1.45 am
Valley PARK Accommodation. INV pm INV pm
Texas Limited Ncsttuuleb FOR
i.uEeAa SprILss. X OFT Sniltn.
Paris. Dallas DEeei!S llie. I'm
h. CyTSI.disd. Austin. san
T. .;ei0 $50 pm 7:so sm
Western Express. Tor Ninita-
Oklahoma. Carthage. Joplin,
VEST ........-....-..-....... 900 pm s.:,5 am
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BURLINGTON ROUTE-ST. L.. X. AND
y. W. Il. R..-USfON STATION.

DeIaIt- Arrive.
- IS am '65e pm
sT-sI am - I'm
+1.5', am ts:So pm
al an So, pm
- 90 am SIS pm
.2::o5 pm els pm
- os pm 80 Pm
T:i1 pm 1853 am
$50 pm 1919 am
's::i5 pm T:Is an
IS 80 pm $40 am
$50 pm o:io am
.....-.... Tl:ge am
ia ly; s..2l "a m,
2. m. Satur lay
irday and sunday;
y. m. daily I:i0
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St Louis Monday. July 30. 1909.
eiyed daily by u. X. Francis. Bro. * Co.
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Domestic Exchange

Whitaker * HodtInar. bond. stock. commercial
paper and exchange brukcrs. .uy North Fourth
street quote exchange as follows:
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CHICAGO AND ALTON.

CHICAGO, PEORIA AND ST. LOUIS
RAiLWAf-tc- +. 4 ST. L.D
q,-,,n Depart Arrive
Attn, Clifton Terrace, Chau- &C. a, .s.o,
tau,ua and Grafton -. @o''' ali ''-'A an
ptu.ia. FeAin and Chautauq-s o.,s am sr.,a mn,
Express .--....-------.-----..--
Alton. clifton Terrace and
CnaGtaulGa ..-..--..-----.--..- VII -
Ala GS,aaa atiseH e..@es anu As pm "a pm
All. n clifton Terrace. Chau- =,
tauqua and SprlnSneid $780,. f<:aS pm 'ie:s~ -
Al,ou. chiffon Terrace and
~ T-lEI.eId ....---.--.-..- lo:3o pm .....-...
Alton Chiffon Terrace, Chau-
lauqua and Graftol .t9:45 pm Ss.u pm
CLOVER LEAF.
Train Depart Arrive.
Tol-1o and New York Express. 's.Iz am SOS pm
Iol,co and New York ExpTesS- 'I:io pm 's:iJ am
COTTON BELT.
ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
CilinoIs CENTRALLY
Tain Depart Arrive.
Cotton Belt Express zoe am IA pm
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Government Ronds.
STOCKS AND BONDS IN BOSTON.
; time loans. si.aih.

Boston, July so.-The closing quotations
money. stocks and bonds:
Money.
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France.

Paris July ?1.-Infiuencei by the assassination
of King of Italy and the absence OF reliable news
from China the trading the bourse to-day
dull. Internationals were easier. Italians showed
a comparatively small decline. Rio T intos We're
firm but eased somewhat realization. DE
Beers shares were in demand. South Africans
were strengthened on buying orders from Lon
count Exchange on London cSf. l4I<c for checks.
Spanish 40 closed s,Qs71-
Germany.
Berlin July 0.-Exchange on London Bonn 80
pfgs for oheoks. Discount rates-Short bills 4
per cent: three month"; bills ~ per cent. Bust
mesa was almost stagnant the Boerse to-day.
foundry sharN especially 20; pcehumer shares
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LOCAL MONEY MATTERS.
Very Good business Transacted
Among Local Hanks.
ST. Louis Monday. July %. 1891

81 Louis Monday. July .. 1870.
The usual lnday's business was reported
among the different banks and trust companies
to-day but there no char ses Of Importance
"a Ice noted The nails we're large, a good bust
ness was don. with country Institutions and
local routine busireSs WAS GA quite large scale
and fairly active There was the usual Monday =
demand from borrowers. and. iI,y was
plentiful ami rates cheap, considerable amount
of funds found employment. Interest rates. while
easy, were not changed from those ruling during
last week. ana call and time loans were readily
i-aie > TO per cent In the extreme
The days hank clearings this morning were
81 NJ. ~. the halar.cr- am. uniting To Slhi ~
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Received daily by d. r. Francis. Bro. & Co. !
2ii North Fourth street.
81. LOUIS Monday. July 30. 300 !
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l.. * y. r. x
L.. ". d ST. L.. EY. Gicnd

Tram.
Fast N!ril-Ovensh0-1. Cl,ver-
port. Louisville and The East
F.1s'e-1 EXPRESS - tw-ensJoro::
CfOvaruHrt. Louisville ana
Inc as- .. .....-.--.--- =.
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MARSHALL NEW,
Mr. West Turner Dies Suddenly--Ten
Year Old Boy in HOCk-.LOdge
EIeCtiOnS-=NOteS.

! Marshall, Tex, Jan. 12.-With sad
regret we chronicle the death of Mr..
! West Turner, who fell a victim to
| heart failure. Mr.. Turner and his lit
| tie grandson were out cutting wood,
and to the surprise of the little fellow,
he saw his grandfather fall he made
the occurrence known, but before
aid could be reached, the old gentle
man had passed into the great beyond.
| Deceased was one of Harrison county's
energetic and prosperous farmers, and
we sympathize with the bereayed
family in their hour of grief.
Mr.. Alex Walton was thrown into
an unpleasant condition by his little
/ 10-yearOld boy, who was arrested,
charged with having shot into a pas
senger train; he gave bond in the sum
of 500. Mrs, Laura Roberts, of Dal
/ las, is in the city. MIR. and Mrs. Alex
Walton and Mrs. w. IL. Jackson en-
tertained few of their friends with
an up-to date supper; w. H. Jackson,
our chief among cooks, was in COM
mand, and the following enjoyed the
great feast: Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. Phillips,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Witt, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Walls, Mr.. and Mrs. g. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Tyler, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Os-
borne, Mr.. and Mr.. Taylor and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Cynthia Del&aey,
Miss E. Clemmons, H. Norris, u. .1tose-
borough, John Williams, D. Jones and
7. ROSebOrOugh.
From and after Jan. 1, 1900, services
at Bethesda Baptist church will be
changed from il a. m. to 3 p. M, un-
til otherwise provided, Rev. ID. A.
Scott, pastor. Rev. Johnston, pastor
Of Ebenezer NJ. E. church, is in the
city and filled his pulpit Sunday.
Elevation lodge, No. 2633, .U.O.O.F.,
elected the following annual officers:
George Summers, n. G.; Jerry Bar
rett, V. g.; Jesse Greer, w. T.; P. T.
Dennis, p. s.; c. r. Richardson, N.F.;
VIM. Pierce, P.N.F. ;R. Jones, PING;
Jonas Cook. W.; c. Larkin, c.; Jerry
Banks, advocate; Paulina Douglass.
chaplain; Ed Grumpy, James Zark, n.
Smith, George Witt, 5.
The colored teachers institute will
meet Friday and Saturday. The Ex-
press agent in making his rounds
found the following business places
and the proprietors busy: Grocery
stores, G.. w. Washington, l.. w. Will
liams. j. d. Whaley, John To0t, J.
Brown; restaurants: Celia ROsebOr-
ough, Joe r. Rhodes and w. c. Gallo
way; barbershops, Dennis and Simp-
son. Who does Harrison county favor
for National committeeman and state
chairman? Following are officers of
East Texas lodge, No, 2153, G. 10. of
o. F., for the ensuing year: t. Tyler,
P. S.; j. Mills, chaplain; H. DardeD:
advocate; A. G. Brown, w. T.; Nadia
Morris, E. s.; James Haughton, V.G.;
Sam McClain, n. G.; J.. w. Protho, ?.
Y. c., Ed Madison, n. F.; J.W. Pat
5erson, P. n. F.; H. Law, &C. Taylor,
Gus Franklin and j. Smith, S. to N.G. |
and V. g.; q. G. Graham, warden; j.
/. G. Mrs. Bette Fields is
1n the sicklist Mrs. Hannah Banks |
S under treatment of doctor.
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Provide for Sickness and Death.

The Southern Mutual Benefit asso-
citation of Texas, under the efficient
management of Mr.. II. Sheffield, Jr.,
headquarters in this city, is one of the
few organizations just now in Texas,
which is doing our people any real
lasting good. It's sick and death bene-
fit features and its policy Of paying
insurance while you live, are arrange
ments which will strike every man
with favor who is earnestly looking to
better his condition.
A person sick, is paid merely upon
his physicians certificate, while one
who dies, is paid in time to meet the
burial expenses. Think of it-by pay
ing 25c per week one receive $500,
during sickness and should they die
$4,000 is provided at once for burial.
Let our people avail themselves of
this opportunity, and the disgraceful
proceeding of taking up collection
over the dead and begging charity i'll
the street for the sick, will disappear
Call at 343 and $50 Elm street, and
have talk with Mr.. Sheffield, and
you will be paid for your tronble.
Elsewhere in this issue read the pros
pectus of the association.
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EVIL TRAINING.

"God gave us women and men! a
time like this demands strong minds,
great hearts, true faith and ready
hands,"
Demands some one to warn the
parents of some of the dangerous
paths into which they are leading
their boys, and; thus preparing them
to drag some mothers daughter down
the hill with him. Excessive modesty
on this subject is not virtue. Timid-
ity in presenting unpleasant, but i'm
portant truths; has permitted untold
damage in every age.
The evil | want to warn you OF IN
this paper is card playing in the home
for amusement. Many christians ar
que that it is safer to teach their child
rem card playing at home, for then
they will not care to visit gaming
places, to practice this art mysterious.
What inexcusable foolishness! Wha5
father would teach his boy TO swear at
home, thus hoping 20 fOrestau his
swearing abroad? What mother
would teach her daughter to use bad
language at home, thus averting Its
use elsewhere?
But, these would be just as wise as
the teach ne of cards. 1t stands to
reason thai o te who can play well at
home will sooner or later want to dis
play his ability abroad, AID two thirds
Of them will display it.
OF course Mrs.S. lives just down the
The Dallas express., 1900-01-13
BEAUMONT BUDGET.
The City or the NeChes-=Will Jones, the
Wife Murderer, to Hang March 9.

Beaumont, Tex Jan. 12.-The dis
trict Judge has fixed the date of exc
cution OF VIII Jones, March 9. VIII
Jones murdered his wife here several
months ago by cutting her throat with
a razor. Last week John Booth stab
bed Ebert Anderson three times;
Booth was placed in the county Jail to
await the action OF the courts. The
Live Oak Baptist Sunday school
elected teachers for the year: Mr..
Frank Daniels, uperintendent; Mr.. J.
7. Eugena, secretary; Mrs. J.D.Spivy,
treasurer; Miss Carrie Eugena, teacher
class No. l. Mr. John Anderson, teacher
class No. 2; Mr.. Henry Levels, teacher
class No. 3. Mines. Kate DeblaW and
V. Allen are on the sicklist. Miss Ada
Williams returned IRON San Antonio
Saturday. MIR. James Westbrooks
returned from NaVasOta last week.
Miss O. i. Bright returned from Hous-
ton last week. Miss bessie Guidry, Of
Houston, was here last week. Mr. L.
d. Price, of Palestine, was in Beau
mont last week. Madams S. West
brooks, j. Douglass and w. Il. Bould
ing spent last Thursday in the country
visiting Mr.. Lewis HeOert and family.
SOUTH END NEWS.
Miss Rosetta EverPtte is on the sick
list. Mr.. Fed Lewis is building a new
residence. III. Allen Watkins has
built a new barn. Mrs. Caroline Bar
low, of HilistOn, is i'll the city.
NORTH END NEWS.
Mr.. George w. Mcintosh visited SIb-
inc last week. Stop at Mrs. ALB. Pry-
Or's restaurant. Mr.. n. H. Ford spent
Sunday at Sabine. Mr.Charles Harris
is on the sickIist. Prof. 4. r. Pollard
is still running a grocery store; you
should give him your patronage.
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Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS as
they cannot reach the seat of the dis
ease. Catarrh, is blood or constitu-
tional disease, and in order to cure it,
you must take internal remedies.
Halls Catarrh Cure is not a quack
medicine. 1t was prescribed by one OF
the best physicians in this country for
years and is regular prescription 1t
Is composed of the best tones known,
combined with the best blood purifiers
acting directly on the mucous surfaces
The perfect combination of the two
ingredients is what produces such
wonderful results in curing CatarrE,
Seud for testimonials, free.
+. J. CHENEY & Co., Props,
Toledo, D
Sold by druggists, price 75 cents.
HalPs Family Pills are the best
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s.es xlUsur rspuls, vita co ynuc. ,atls.

action that can cheerfuuy recommend them
asvs been troubled for about three years with
xnEt called bilious attacks coming on regularly
once q week. Was told by different physicians
that & wRa caused by bad teeth. OF which had
several. I had ~~e teeth extracted, but the at
EackI continued. J had gsen advertisements OF
RiponS Tahules Il all the papers but had no faith
IN them, but about six weeks since a friend In
dUced me to try them. Have taken but two OF the
small SCENT boxes Of the TRbules and have had
no recurrence Of tho attacks. Baye never given
testimonial for anything before, but the grest
amount Of good which believe has been done Kna
by Rlpans Tabules induces me to add mine to tbs
many testimonials you doubtlass havo in your
RosEaEsion now 4. T. DgWEI1
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OF INTEREST TO REPUBLICANS.
Headquarters Republican State Executive
Committee, E. H. r. Green, Chair'n.

Terrell, Texas, Jan. 4, 1900.
To Members of The State Executive
Committee:
In pursuance of the call of the ma
tional republican committee, and by
virtue of the authority in me vested, I
hereby call the state executive COM
mittee to convene in the city of Waco
on Saturday, January goth, 1900, at 10
O'Clock a. m, for the purpose of fixing
basis Of representation, and to name
time and place for holding the state
convention to elect four delegates and
four alternates to the national repub-
lican convention to be held on June
18th next in Philadelphia, Pa, and the
transaction of such other business as
may properly come before it.
Congressional chairmen are advised
to withhold their calls for congression-
al conventions until full instructions
are given by the state executive COM
mittee.
E. H. R. GREEN, Chr'n,
G. w. JOHNSON, Sec'y.
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nation of Lincoln. Speeches were
made by Hon. John p Green, Major
simpson, Mrs. VIM. Scott and Rev. J.
A. Taylor.
4S@
THE Negro in politics" was the top-
ic of discussion at Bethel literary last
tuesday evening. The principal speak
1rs We're: Congressman G. H. White.
Ex- Governor P. B. S. Pinchback and
Prof. r. H. Terrell.
w. T. MENARD.
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wana 20 inform rot

I wana 20 inform yon.
IN words OF highest
pTaiDs. OF TIE bepeHs
| have desived from
RipanB Tabules. l am Q
professional nurse and
IN this profession a cleET
kekd II always needed.
Ripans TGbuleH dosa It.
After one OF my cases I
foundmysslf completely
run down. Acting on thB
Cdvice OF Hr. Geo. Bow.
er, Phi. g., $50 Newark
Ave-, Jersey City. / took
aoanS TAbulSs with
HrAnd results.
Misa HEa3rH WnDEAA
The Dallas express., 1900-01-13

.JEWETT, TEN, Jan. 12.-Rev. J.E.
Smith preached last Sunday. Mr. D..
Williams of Hearne, is here. Messrs.
Z. l.. Dawkins and NJ. Doty have
gone to the country to farm this year.
Q. Fl. Harrison and son are on the
sicklist. Miss Maggie Harrison has
Joined the number of the Dallas EX-
press readers. Mrs. Ann Cooper has
Just returned from a visit to see her
daughter at Rosenburg, Texas. Mr..
S Doty and family will soon move to
Palestine.
The Dallas express., 1900-01-13

Tabales regularly. She keeps Efew cartons Ripann
rAbules IN the house and saye she win not bs with
rat them. Tie heartburn and sieepiessness havs
esEappearod with the indigestion which was
formerly so great burden for her. Our whole
family take the Tabules regularly especially after
Q hearty meal Ely mother ia fifty years OF age
and Is enjoying the best OF health and epirts also
s&ts hearty meals. AZ Lnposfibility before she
took hipsnz TabulaG. ANron a. DLAuEGN.