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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-12

THEY SAW THE QUEEN-While In
England the Reverend 5. L. Mckinney, Miss
Christina Cameron and Edward Cory OF
St. Louis were pTlviie gsd to Sc ths Queen
at Windsor Castle at very close range by
her own Invitation. They we're with party
who went to get a glimpse OF the o.d cas-
tie, and the Queen. perceiyirc them, sent
an official, who invited them inside, and
daily.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-12
GREAVES'S WOUND FATAL.
John FAIRIES and Herbert Williams
Held by Alton Police.

Henry Greaves. who was shot at Beth
alto Saturday night, died yesterday at St
Joseph's Hospital in Alton. Coroner H. J.
Bailey held an inquest last night. John
Farrfes of East Alton. who, Greaves
said did the shooting. Is being held WITH
out bail. Herbert Williams, also of East
Alton. the boy whom Greayes slapped in
q saloon q few minutes before the shoot
iug. is being bella ~ an accessory.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-12

H TIC osSCStbC VI sSGHS "Sf$
healthy, you would be well. EU-
PEPSIA TABLETS will increase
the flow of Gastric Juice, which
strengthens and f0Hes up the sfoHn-
ach. The formula is used by
specialists in their own private
practice.
DR.. Pratt, of Iowa Park, writes:
EUPEPSA COMPANY. ST Louis.
Mo-: GenfIeneH-I viii say thar am
vev much pleased with results secured
from the use of EUPEPSli TABLETS
in an old case of sfomach trouble
caused from INDIGESTION. Believe your
tablets are worthy of all yen claim. !
shall recommend them.
EUPEPSLA TABLETS are sold
under an absolute guarantee 10 re-
fund money in all instances where
they fail Where EUPEPSiA TAB
LETS cannot be obtained from local
druggists, they should be ordered
forwarded by mail They sell for
SOC q box. Sent prepaid through
mail upon receipt OF SOC in postage.
Every box contains two weeks
treatment
Caufion-Take no substitute for
EUPEPSIA TABLETS. There is
nothing "jusf as good.
Address EUPEPSLA COMPANY,
5z3 Clark Ave, ST Louis, No.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-12

CONTEMPORARY CLCB-Mr. W. VI. r.
French. director OF the Art Institute of
Chicago, will address the Contemporary
Club at its twelfth regular meeting in the
Mercantile Club parlors next Tuesday even
ing MIR. Frenchs subject is to be ''Contsm-
porary Art" To illustrate which he Will
give stercopticou Views OF many of the best
specimens on exhibition at the Paris Expo
sition. The usual dinner. beginning at I
o. clock, will precede the lecture.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-12

| ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
NORTHERN LINES
STi,hs-, Trnin- ,r,ro,. rx, Depart Arrive.
Springfield, reerort and Du-
qUon :.-..;...-........-......' '.:5: am 500 pm
ChlcaGo Dayight Siecial-.-... Il 30 pm 30 pm
Springfield Accomnlvdation..... s4l5 pm s.:2, am
Chicago Diamond Special .s:lo pm s7:24 am
SOUTHERN LINES.
Fad9cah Mail ana Express
MSrphysborO Carbondaie and
Marion -.--:.-...:.............. :a am s7:2a pm
Memphis. jackson. Tenn
and Texas Express. Nash
vile, Atlanta and Jackson
vile 'sss am TIA pm
pEs and New OriednS......--- s:36 SIG prn
nimodation-MuTphysbcro.
Marion Cairo. Sparta and
Chester ........,..-.... f4,s pm III :a2 am
MARTIN and Creal SPRINGS. 'i:25 pm ell z am
New Orleans Limited - Cairo
Memphis, Dixie Flyer Nash
vile. Atlanta and Jacks,
Vile Fla. ...................... ss:4 pm '7:1s am
L.. II. 4 ST. L. RY. (Henderson Route.)
Train. Depart Arrive.
Fast MaiI-Owenstoro Clover
nort Louisville ard the East 's:2s s9:i6 pm
Eastern Express - Owensboro.
cl1Verpcrt. Louisville and
the East .....................-. .s:ss pm 80
ST. LOUIS AND HANNIBAL.
Train Depart. Arrive.
Mall and Express.....-........t I: 10 am III 10 pm
Mali and ESpsess- f5:07 pm ITO pm
TOLEDO. ST. l.. & WESTERN.
Train Depart. Arrive
Toledo and New York Express. s7:15 pm '7:io am
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-12

WANTS NURPHY'S CASH.. J. Sweeney
of No S)ia Kos 7Uth avenue filed suit yes
terday in Justice HauShtOns court against
Sheriff john IL Pohlinan Cor Sis, which
no alleges was found or James f., Murphy
vixen the latter was arrested and turned
Evidence"
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-12

T.air.
Fast Mali Evansville. Nlsl-
siiie. birWi-Snam. N,l.t-
lonlsry. ChattdnJuEa. Atiar-
-. NsCJn. Charleston. :. =
Mobile. New Orleans and
Jal ksuuv.lle. ia. --.-...-.
t,JIt Vernon Accommodate
sci.Jh-rn Express. - Iva y
Vile. NASHVILLE. f:i-IrIrE Efam.
Mobile. N.gy Dri.-a4s1. ! Lr.'Il-
ssyt.ie. .I;t-ks".El4. I'1..t-
ka. ocala ard - PetsrsaZtg.
fsf..
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FRISCO LINE.

Train.
Valley PART Accommodated -.
Valley Park AcCl:.iluY Y.iati ? --
Valley Park Acgsn.nIU.atiuu.--
Texas ard kansas ii1ii. FOR
Carthage Joplin wichita.
ATkIns ~ CITY. Oklahoma.
Dallas. Galveston ard F.Tt
~ 'l III s-
valley FaTl. iccorlfuf' i;it OH
FIsiEc 4 rommo3dtl4n ------..
NaIicv Park Accom- Ts!u ..atiJu---
f.ClIic Accu;Iinlo,ia -------.
Ea.iTy PARK Accom- 5ic7 zee
texas LI:giteJ G,stiHul, -, for
Eureka Springs. F,.t :ifu n,
s.rr,iS. CuiE:cauI. Austin. : ~
Antonio. Houston AMI CT
weston .--ss---.------.s-- .--
v Western Express. for ttUi'a.
iklsiiprna. 'nrtsage. Joplin.
AAl,'.!ta. Burton ana tn-
-
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-12

ESTATE GOES TO SISTER-Amanda
Re!cher. by her will filed for probate yes
'erday. left her estate. valued at S2.IJO. for
the benefit of her sister. Emily Z. Whit
aAer, 20 20 at the latter's death TO Clarence
+. BelCher. son of the testatrix.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-12

ST. L.. X G. & G. r.. r..
"Sr. LOUIS LINE
Train. Depart Arrive.
Union Express daily except
saturday and sunday)--...-.. 40 pm SIS pm
rrnion Express saturday and
sunday oniy).----........-..... 100 pm e:55
Creve Coeur Lake and Union
Special Sunday onlyJ..--...... TOO am 100 pm
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-12

she made her home with her sister when
not working. and had lived with her for
some time previous to her dlSappaa rance.
She was of Il cheerful disposition. and il
is not considered at-aI proba bile that she
has made away with herself
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-12
IN THE CITY.

HEARING As TO ALLIE S-The Board
of Public improvements viii hold Il hearing
at 10 O'Clock this morning relative to the
proposed reconstruction OF about forty al
lCys in different parts of the city.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-12
De.arr. Arrive.
MOBILE AND OHIO.


Train bepart. Arrive.
Fast Mall Nsii-.....-......-....-5 e % sl0:05 pm
I>ti Express ss................... $500 pm.
Kansas City, 81. Joseph. Ofna-
ha and Sputhern Kansas TX
prs. ........................--- ss:f5 IN,
Washington Accommgd tiua.-- f5Z5 PIN u :55
-. Jose, ,h. Joplin, Wichita and
Kansas IAm4t,i. daiiy---.-.-- $50 pm ~Ic1 afIi
Kansas and Colorado Express sl5:iD pr:i 's:le
Cr.Ve Occur Lake trains leave Union Station
$50 a. IN. - s.i5 m, :. I.si 2. T5:s5
y 100 D.
Lave N-,nCeyenter avenue at Ttc;3s ..
oak Hii trains lave Union Station at fS:<5 g.
7lJ-l9 a. m. fj:lp p. and T6:2S .. n.
MIX wood trains leave Unicn station at Il 90 a
4 % 2. m. 81 ~ D. m. fs:-5 a. m.
Leave Sandeventer Avenue Station at tIi:3s
a
'Daiiy. Except Sunday. tSuaGay only 3
Saturday and sunday only.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-12
II. a -. S-W. Iel.


Train.
Cincinnati. Louisville. Wa h
HgtoH. Baltimore. PhiIadel-
paia and New YORK Express
iTCinnat. L5GIsyiiI.. Puts
burg. Washington. Baltimore.
lnllSdeipai1 an! New York
a1E -hArtt -------s.
Cincinnati A-commIiatioG...-
Cincinnati. Louisville. Pitts
burg. Washington, Baltimore.
philadelphia ami New York
Royal El;i- I4mit-d..-......-
pfJra Acrpmm1i..ti-n......
F!c.a AccUmmUdatiun..-...-
West Baden and French Lick
Springs. via Moa1n Route.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-12

STRUCK BY A TRAIN-W. B. Rogers,
carpenter, living at No. Iil2 Gano avenIie.
was struck by train at the foot of Palm
street early yesterday morning and injured
internally He was taken TO The City Hos
pital where Doctor Little examined him
ana said that his injuries art dangerous
and may prove fatal.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-12
VI, h. a T..

Train.
Jefferson city. Colorado. Se6a-
liza. Clinton. FoTt Scott, Par
sons and Indian Territory
LNpfeSs .....-...-...-.-.-.-
Fort Worth. Dallas. Waco.
Taylor and Austin Express.
Fort Worth. Dallas. san An
tonic and Galveston Express.
Sedalia. Nevads- Fort Scott
and Denison Express. s..--..-.--
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-12
ST. LOUIs-PEORiA LINE.

ST. Lot IS-PEORIA LINE.
tsse e. ?. & ST. LIZ
ST. Louis MERCHANTS BRIDGE TER
NINAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN TRAIN
SERVICE.
Eastbound-Leave Eighth and Gratiot streets.
except Sunday. An. Sis, .:3.. S-5i. 1895. HIS g.
m. I2:t1 I.42. 2.is. 400. $50. s;e5 s:22 p.
Saturday and Sunday oniy-Il:ii ?. Sunday
oniy-S:1I. 1:3+. lt:l2 a. m. 5:Zi D
Leave Washington avenue. except sunday, Az,
G:2i, 1fi, SIS. 1J:"9. l. - IN, i2:2i, l:iS 259.
4:0i 5.-4 Ga SIS Z. m. Saturday and SUNDAY
only--!i:ij p. m sunday onIy-5:.s. 7:3s. i0:l5 a
m. SIS D.
westbound-Leavc Grarits City. except Sun
cav 5:i5, :. s:li s2S. 1912 a. m. i:i0 ::l2 3:23
+:3J. J:H 5:52. 7:l2. III :. Saturday only
4:1 g. M. Sunday oEly-5;aS. s;Ss a m: 1-B.
t:tp p. m.
Leave Madison. except Sunday, SIS, 7:os. 2i3.
e:a2 l0i6 i:i5 Z:if. 3:27. $40. s, Ti.. 81
q m. saturday only-i-Ss p. m sunday only
6. sal a m IG.. e:04 a. m.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-12
CHICAGO AND ALTON.
COTTON BELT.

COTTON BELT.
(ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN RAILWAO
Tram Depart Arrive.
Arkansas and Texas Express
lyia- III. Cent * cairo,....- :3s am q "a pm
Arkansas and Texas tast Mail
Cy11- Iron Min. d BisnarckI. sS %. nm 100 am
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-12
Arrivals and Departures OF Trains at


LOUISVILLE. EVANSVILLE A
CONSOLIDATED RAIL
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-12
IRON MOUNTAIN.

Train
Texas Fast Mail 10 Little
Rock. IeN2rkana. Dallas.
Fort Worth ard Abilene. 49,.
Delta. Columbus and Cairo
Express
Fast Day Express, Hot Springs.
Dallas. Fort Worth, Austin,
san Antonio. Houston and
Galveston
Texas. Mexico and California
SpecIal-Dal,as, Fort Worth,
II Paso, Los Angeles. Cal
weston. san Antonio and La
IecS --s..-...-....
Memphis ana Hot Springs Ex-
DTG=S
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-12
itIf. i'tiI *.

~
LAKE SHORE NEW YORK CENTRAL. AND
III DSON RIVER. BOSTON AND ALBANY
AND CHE~. .Pt.AKE AND ONO RAILWAY.
ltaiH- D,rart. Arrive.
ir;.fn,,py!S Express ........- z. .s. am - ffu
~ lusE sHd iils.lu Limited ~ am '5.iJ pm
1si.ia hti bIs r.; -I.t lstl -- NrT
York. Boston. N.shlu gtoi.
laluEure ani PniIad,I IpEia.. i35o am SIS nm
Ntun EApIess = % pm :f3 pm
MettgUu ard Alton AccoIuRl.1-
datiDa ..--.--...-.:-.- 'i::0 pm ~ pm
Boston. New York. Cincinnati,
N'sShtnstGn, I.itiH..,rr Phil
aleiphiu sos pm q 20 am
Altpn-!>aveS s.n.i! A II. A. % m .rr3lgs
=. a. -i.,t u IA.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-12

AND ST. LOUIS
i,EDtD.
Depart. Arrive.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-12
What Dyspepsia
LeadSTO.

Dyspepsia is NOT dangerous i'm
ITSELF but ii leads 10 many other
diseases that are. Statistics show
that all chronic diseases have their
origin from indigestion. Among
the most common ard well known
are
Sick Headache,
BiIi0uSnesS,
Impure Blood.
Kidney Diseases,
Liver Diseases,
Constipation,
Nervous Debility,
Negrslgia,
DropSy,
Rheumatism,
G0uf,
FnSno,pfs
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-12

WARRANT FOR SALOONKEEPER-A
warrant was issued yesterday against Ste
phen RYAN, sslloonkeepeF at No. 22l6 Chest
nut street. charging him with having mu-
steal instruments in his sslloon- Ryanis
place was formerly conducted by Oliver
Keys, who was shot and killed In front OF
his saloon door on the night of September
81. The evidence upon which the warrant
Eeys's body.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-12

MOVED TO EAST ST. LOUIS-As was
announced some time ago, the Shickle. Har-
rison q Howard Iron Works, on Twelfth
and Papin streets. removed to East S.
Louis yesterday because the city would not
allow them to place a switch in the vi
cInity of their works ana because of the
bridge arbitrary. BY the closing OF the
works 40 men are thrown out of employ
ment of whom not more than half will find
re-employmeut with the firm in East St
Louis. Secretary q. K. HOblit1er says that
the firm can now conduct its business with
a decrease in expenses of $4,000 a year.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-12

WIFE MISSING-Mrs. Augusta Baer who
South IL ffprs,ri .veufIa efrca NV ~ has
not been found, and her aged husband
fears that she is dead. She Is 10 years old.
Mr.. Baer thinks that If she is still alive
she is not In St. Louis. He has again re-
qEested the police TO find her.
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Paris BcgEars' Children.

Professional br=garS in Paris hire
children To help them win money from
the charitable There are certain rec
oEnizcd centcrS for this abominable
traffic. and a regular tariff Is i'm opera
tion al these child markets The trade
is by far The bri>keSt in winter In
ordinary times. when no special holi-
day is in progress. a child of from To
10 years may Ice had choaply. the cur
rent charge being Is pence day,
or Shiilin-> il the weather is very
cold. Babies in arms or those who can
only just toddle are more expensive.
fetching double and treble this sum.
ON Christmas day and New Years
day. when bcgSarS are practically not
interfcrcd with 10y the police and reap
their richest harveStS. the prices are
much higher AS much As a sovereign
has 10 be paid on these special occa-
SionS for baby only a few months
old. and even this sum is exceeded in
the case Of the haplrSS little creatures
who are i'll ana who are thus likely the
more readily 10 move the paSSerhy To
pity. older children on these holidays
may Ice hired for ShillingS If the
hcE-ar continues at work throughout
the evening he has 10 supply the child
with supper. He also has to under
take 10 pay for doctor if his victim
should fall III from eNpOsure.-paI
Mall Gazette.
The daily news. [volume] (Pensacola, Fla.) 1889-190?, 1900-02-07

FyOIt are reGGy to 60 to
housekeeping. let MGrStOR
g. Finish furnish your house
for you. They mill save you
D1Oney. Your credit is good
with them.
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PERSONALITIES.

Chaunccy Dcpcw pays $4,000 as 4
in Washington.
Bishop Sajtcrlcc EpiScopah Of Wash
iGgton is lifelong friend Of Secretary
Of War Root. with whom be went to
school when boy.
II. Y. Nudge. the new general mana
ger of the Santa Fe railway. began his
career with the road 10y carrying wa
Ter FIR the track lahorcr>.
Miss Stainyr who has just completed
her tfjieih year as or"aniStatM agdalcn
chapel. Sl"catham. England. has never
missed Sunday at her post during
that time.
The tradition that there is always
WolcOtt AT Harvard il at present well
kept UP. one son OF the governor of
Massachusetts Icing Ia the law school
and two others in the freshman class.
Congressman James {. NeedhIm,
from the Seventh California district,
was born at Carson City. Nrv.. in an
emiSrant wagon while his parents were
PRESSING across the plains TO Califor-
lia.
Champ Clark Of Missouri paSteS in
his Scrapbook every story which has
Biblical quotation As its chief point,
and for years he has made Il study of
the effect which the Bible has upon
law ana custom.
Senator Hoar finds good deal OF
Ia
The other day he said he had found
that - per cent of the present con
SrcSSmrn wear frock coats and silk
hats 10 the session. hut that Il ma jOrity
# ia" senators stick To business suits.
Massachusetts has two mayors that
are prrfrS>cd Socialists. one of them.
.jolu &. Chase. who has jISt begun his
second term a. mayor If Havrr.ila.
WIS The first Socialist ever elected
MAYOR Of an American city. The other
Surial;st mayor is Charles II Coulter
IF Brockton
The highest ranking officer of tine
United States navy. WHO viii retire
from active service during 1900 hccaII>t
Of The a.. Emit. is Captain W &. Gib
son S';A!iN from cue IL four rear
aGmi,:.iS are retired annually. During
1921 K. Ir AdmiralS McNair and Schl"y
will :,.<r MP active service.
OF The L. predecessors of the Prince
of Wales in his title only tive have at
tanned the age of IU-uImrly. Henry
VIII. Charles IL. George II. George Ill
and George ~. Five died before the
age of -, and five died 10y violence
Edward |, Richard IL, Edward, son of
Henry VI; Edward Y and Charles l.
The Russian ambassador early in the
season announced that his niece. Miss
Marguerite CaSSini. was not strong
enough 10 accept more than TWO invi
tatiouS a week. Count CaSSini added
that in no place, not even Paris. was
the social part of the government car
ricd to such excess aS in Washington.
The daily news. [volume] (Pensacola, Fla.) 1889-190?, 1900-02-07

The rumble of the ponderous ma
chilrry is heard.
FIatrr-fa faster revOlycs the cruel saw
wheel
Ald tEr beautiful heroine is being
dra eyed nearer those awful teeth.
ia. ha," misses the mcrCileSs vii
lain. III just tell them that | saw
YOU"
The heroine being from Boston, this
is more than she can stand.
"lgnOrImUS." she shricks above the
lin Of the saw. Just tell them that you
sawed Ep,
And then the hero dasheS in ana lifts
her away from the hungry tceth.-Chi-
ca-U News.
The daily news. [volume] (Pensacola, Fla.) 1889-190?, 1900-02-07

Soak the hands thoroughly, on retiring, in
HOT lather of CUTICURA SOAP. the most
elective skin purifying soap, as well as pUresr
and sweetest for toilet. bath. and nursery
Dry, anoint freely with CUTICURA Ointment,
the great skin cure and purest of emollients.
Mearold gloves during night. For sore hands,
itching, burning palms and painful finger
ends, this one night treatment is wonderful.
Soll throughout the world. POTTER n. AID c. Corr,
Pr.ps Boston. How 70 have Beautiful Halds, free.
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INSURGENTS NOW ACTIVE.
Five Americans Captured While on
Patrol Duty Near Nab IcAIAt.

u 'NO hAhrElCduS OaptuFFu w nllo On
Patrol Duty Near Nab rcAIat.
MANILA. Feb. 6.-The insurgents at
tackled tine First battalion Of the Forty
fifth Infantry near Nyac. A major and
a captain were wounded and one SER
gent was killed, out details of the en-
gagemenr are lacking.
Ships arriving from Legaspi report
that the insurgent General Pana con-
centrated large force about the top of
the town and made a sharp night at
tack on Major Symptoms battalion of
the Forty seventh infantry, which occu.
pied a large convent as a fort. One
battalion and a battery nave sailed as
relnforcements for SniptOn. The cas-.
ualties are unknown
A corporal and four men, while IA
trolling the railroad near MabICaiau To.
Gently, disappeared and are 81 posed 10
have been captured. a searching party
looking for them was ambushed aud a
corporal killed.
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hlnu' Mrs- holHs renaFkeu as she
heIu the DoA lrTesoiuIe4! ~ ner manu-
buI Ihese are thought pills. sdlu
'ne uoctoI'
IN Sdiu sHe.
hllhe' luIt-"h ouI p.tc'>ei9 IL III
cHl4'h uau i'l'i'lh- I--t Sep "dS
Cer'diHi! pdla'a.!". Dat IloI7A' oI 'he
pms Wis Haf lo hNh-
are you not Wen ih| ucdr! "S1-eu
-lr. HONS a. SIC l''illl'd III.
l's' she >'lIu' "-A lul'- VIII, "u,
AHHt Hi''.'iuI Co 'I"' -
HeI"' H', H"' any h>H.
M l'iI'S observer 'lla' '''lH u'Ni
ul''"N,yI S"'t III, Va
ny a "'H VIZ '''iN I'm VI ''i'''
i'"' 'ie vas "'>c .'I ''"'> W '''''
'i'o" "i' MI" ,L"' '''
""''I ''' "ii' ,i''" ID i''''''' as 81
nv l,-''''' WI a.
nuns "''N ''.'''' ~ 50 a.
49, d" NV "'' ''''''N '"'
pms W. '''i' '''''''' a. ''''''''' an,
''''.'' '''' ''''
H'''P "'''''''''' '-'''
WIZ H.' ''.'''"' ''''S' "i" sir "N'
l"I '"l l'l 'l''H WIS GUS ,''i' y u"'
l'I''iiiI! improvement nan p''-""- 'e
l"u''H pih MIS- "''I' ''.ll'"" '' N""i
low ana N"' "''' q" "''' ~. II l-''" 4
VIZ Sil-|l '",''' no, "''i'''' ''-''' oi
'''l ''", d ''''''' ~ ~ '.-' .'iS u"
''' -"
AN' Nv i''''' Az
a"
'''''' ''''
'''i
'''''' VIZ - M INV w
""' - va ANU INN - - ,.'',' ~,
49, i'''i'''','' VA '''' ''',''..'' 80 IL
'3' l''.' ia, ''>!''' ',''..'''''' 'i'"' H'I'
''I''''" "a" '"e y"i'S '''''- '""'' ''l' ''
me AFTERNOON. l-i''l' "i moment now.
ever. occurred. III NNii'A rA!'leS>'u
great SATISFACTION at htr raiI" r''oN
cry. anu size WIS '"Tul"l III aI'''N'"'!'L
oi the merit III th"nSht pits hut ''li
nee. doctor. she asked. rs II YOU who
put the potency Of thought into The
pills or =
Tile powers Of nature often inter
penetrate" said the doctor. and We
accept the outcome Of CaUSative action
while unable To assign proportionatl
value To each"
Mr. Hollis was no less gratiiiod N
the quick Improvement in his wife ant
in the library after dinner led tie way
To an account Of the treatment. As III,
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THE COOKBOOK.

Rocf'S heart should always be soaked
In vinegar and water.
The ends Of pie crust that are left over
may be- made into little patties and flleL
with jam.
4 small piece Of salt pork boiled with
fricasseed chicken will impart u richness
10 the gravy.
Bread pans should never be heated be-
fore putting in the bread. or the loaf will
have 4 raw doughy taste when baked.
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J. BIEBIGHAUSER

The Plumber, Steam and Gas Filter,
desires TO inform his friends and pa
irons that be is located at 1873 West
Government street. aud l. prepared
TO do any and all kinds of work in
his line.
Telephone 375. go
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CAROLINA RANKS SECOND.
All r cords In Cotton Mil Building
Are Broken.

Are Broken.
COLUMBIA. S. c., Feb 6.-South Car
DINA last year made more progress III
cotton mil building than any other
state. There were fewer enterprises
than in some states, but the aggregate
capital was greater.
During the first 30 days of the pres
ent year all records have been broken.
Twelve mills have i'll that time been
projected, the aggregate capitalization
being s., 100, 600. or an average of SOL
600 a day. In addition the Beaumont
mill at Spartanburg has doubled its
capital
In addition there are three mills which
viii he established at an early date
one each at Anderson, Plckens and Car
isle
SOCth Carolina now ranks second in
the cotton mill industry and her pres
ent deye.opmsnt exceis all records.
Mrs. Stylr~-iIavcn't they got this
iiess pretty high in the neck:
Nh StylrS-I don't know. but | sup
pose I'll get it that way when the bill
comes in.
ST." Erottc-You see that girl over in
the wines: She promised her father
she'd ,,,ver Hc an actress.
Foore Lightly Well she's kept her
word. .aSuf Shr?-Yonkrrs Statesman.
The daily news. [volume] (Pensacola, Fla.) 1889-190?, 1900-02-07
Dr., Smiths Pills
A Story Of the Mind Cure Doc
trlne.


..Not at all Dr. Smith. have not "A
lad cold These symptoms are merely
tle ,N:rrual.z.n- GA the physical plane
VI improper thought"
THIS WAS IL reply 90 Dr. Smiths com
mi~.rat.ou Oh Tie lamcntalle appear
aure 81 THE patient Mrs. Hollis WAS
member of the local ethical society.
who lal lately ah~uri,cd some heading
features of the mind cure doctrine.
1ut uIse lad not advanced 80 far "a q"
discard all ucd.,al advice. IN minor
ailments she adhered 20 the school
8ut Lrr courage Failed when disorders
.vcru more omiuous. hence her pres
saucc in the consulting room
THE r,~,ul lance was 50 cXtraurli-
nary A. To mi~lcad me-" replied rh,
doctor i have never seen NOR
perfect stimulation. ROW perceive
the power OF thought 10 produce ph--
nomena i'm matter Your thought must
be very bad" he added rctccJively,
gazing again m rhc redeemed face an
streaming eyes of the sufferer.
Mrs Hollis WINGED "A little AT this.
''Not * bad n if had pneumonia"
she returned with a touch of a>pcrity.
But how are you going 10 treat me-
with thought pills" said the doc
tor.
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