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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-11

weaver Howls and cat calls came from
every direction and the chairman found
Il impossible 10 restore order.
Governor Waite struggled down to the
orchestra circle and In feeble voicV said
that his remarks had been misunderstood
and IL the delegates from Alabama UNDER
stood them as Chairman Grove stated he
would apologize.
when order had been restored. ii, G.
Williams OF Indiana announced the with
drawal OF Donnelly's name.
p. H. Rahilly shouted that the Minne-
sofa delegation refused to have Donnellys
name withdrawn and the roll call on the
second ballot proceeded Minnesota, With
forty eight votes, was passed. The chair
man had previously ruled that the nominee
having the majority OF all the votes cast
tion. When all the States had voted and
1t was seen that the nomination
was between Wharton Barker and
Howard--the latter's friends had insisted
on voting for him about the same as on.
the previous ballot--whlle many OF DON
nelly's votes had been transferred 10 Bar.
ker--Minnesota cast her orty-eight votes
for the man from Pennsylvania and gave
him the necessary majority over the Others
and the nomination.
Mr. Howard moved that the selection
OF Barker be made unanimous. II was
carried with a shout and the leading OPP
ponents OF a few moments before em-
braced
lgnatlus Donnelly was then declared TO
be tho unanimous choice Of the convention
for vice president upon motion of II. Nj,
Chenault Of Kansas.
A recess of twenty minutes followed and
when the convention reassembled at 2:ij
p. NJ. Chenault moved that the chairman
Of the National committee for the next
year be elected by the convention. After
an hours wrargle as to the proprlety OF
taking away from the National commit
tee the power to select its own chairman,
Chenault Withdrew his motion, but II was
Immediately followed by one from Howard
that the convention proceed TO elect a Ma
tional chairman and allow the National
committee 70 dopose that chairman any
time by majority vote II he should prove
unsatisfactory and elect his successor.
Howard's motion was adopted
Milton ]. Park OF Texas was placed in
nomination. lie was about to he declared
the choice Of the convention when Mr..
Howard arose and in an eloquent tributa
TO the sterling qualities and manhood OF
10 4. Parker nominated that young man
for National chairman. At i:35 D. m. tho
secondiug speeches, which had been main.
IS for Parker. closed and he was declared
chairman OF the National committee by
reclamation The usual vote Of thanks
was declared and the convention at 4:4Q
y. m. adjourned sine die.
The following committee on notification
was elected with instructions to request
the nominees to reply within thirty days:
VI w. Howard, Alabama; NJ. ]. Park aud
MaIlet of Texas
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TENNESSEE DEMOCRATS.
Convention Insisted on an Anti-Ex
pnnsion Plank Being Adopted

pnnsion Plank Being Adopted.
Nashville. Tenn, May 1O.-The question
OF expansion cut bold figure In the state
democratic convention here today. At IL
O'Clock tonight the convention is still in
session waiting on the committee on res
olutions TO report Tor a second time. The
first report was along expansion lines and
after lively debate the committee WA,
increased by the addition of anti-expan
sion members and sent back to try again.
The following delegates for the state at
large TO the National convention were
selected Albert I. McNeal, James Is
Richardson, John A. Moon and Charles r
Gates, Jr, Alternates, Harvey II. Hanna,
J. w. Lewis. f. K. Richardson and Mr.
Wilson We're selected,
The platform declares against trusts
reafhrms the Chicago platform, favored
W, J. Bryan and was conservative on tbe
foreign possessions question. Conrrass
maa Carmack had sent word 10 trienSs
that he would take part II there was ga
attempt to 'straddle," and he did NO.
A. Pierce also attacked the platform W
strong was Carnsck in his assault, ~,
the platform was finally reeommittod re-
convention at This hour is AWAITING ~ s ~
tiou. 10 "pf
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OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
STATE.

A ie-year.old child was burned to death
at Por. Lavnea.
Heavy damage suits have been MED
against the Katy in Ellis county.
Two Denton county ladies may die as
tho result OF injuries received in the
recent tornado.
william MeCuteheon Texas pioneer
died near Hutto.
The Texas. Louisiana synod OF the Luth-
Gran church is in session at San Antonio.
Negro knights Of Pythias IN session at
Austin elected officers and selected Mar
shall as next place of meeting.
state Health officer Blunt gives out an
official statement as to the smallpox stu
alton at Corrigan.
A Galveston Jury gave judgment OF
$40 900 against the Santa Fe.
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nado" Jones, in a lengthy speech nomi-
mated Dr. Howard S. Taylor 4. j. West
fall of Iowa put in nomination j. II. (Cy-
clonel Davis of Texas.
Jerry Simpson. on behalf of Kansas,
"the barometer OF American politics,
nominated National Committeeman John
Breedenthal.
j. r. Washburn OF Massachusetts nom
mated e. Gerry Brown of that State.
Minnesota was called amid much APP
plause and @. w Bowler nominated
Charles A, Towne.
As the roll was being called those nomi-
mated for the vice presidency withdrew
one by one.
Mr. Schillng OF Wisconsin moved that
the rules be suspended and that Charles
A. Towne be declared the vice presidential
nominee by reclamation.
The motion was carried; only four men
from Montana voted against It,
Or. Taylor of Illinois moved that tn.
new National committee be made on con
ference with the democratic and silver
republican parties, the committee to have
plenary powers. The motion was carried
unanimously.
motion that Permanent Chairman
Patterson, with committee OF his own
appointment and Temporary Chairman
Ringda1e and similar committee be APP
pointed to notify W. j. Bryan and Charles
A, Towne OF their nomination was also
agreed to.
At 1858 this morning the convention ad
journed sine die.
Duluth, Mimi, May 10 Charles A
Towne was born in Ingam county. Michi-
gan, near the city of Lansing. forty-one
years ago. He is a graduate of Ann Ar.
Dor. Mr.. Towne came to Duluth in tn,
spring Of 1890, He has always taken an
active interest in politics and ure.l tht
free silver agitation in 1896 vas stauncl
republican.
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THE NOMINEE.
Bnrker was Once Banker, Hut Now
EhIts a WceIslN NcNNspnpcr,

Cincinnati, Ohio. May 1O.-Wharter Bar
ker was born at Philadelphia May 1. 1916.
die Is the grandson of Jacob Barker. who
was relative OF Benjamin Franklin, MI
Barker was graduated from the University
OF Pennsylvania in 1866. Since 1880 ne
has been trustee OF that institution. In
1865 he entered the banking Arm of Bar
ker Bros. & Co. Of Philadelphia and gained
a wide reputation. Alexander III OF Russia
decorated him in 1878 with the order Of
st. Stanislaus. The banking firm was car
ried down by the Barring Bros, London
failure. Since 1859 MIR. Barker has de-
voted most OF his energies toward building
up his peoples party weekly paper, the
American. Mr. Barker's residence is at
Wyncote. twelve miles from Philadelphia.
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LOCAL

August Becker. charged with forgery,
attempts 10 take his life.
The Houston Stenographers decide on
moonlight outing.
A number of sunday school plcnics on
the taps.
Thos. Jefferson the theme Of discussion
By the Philosophical society
Something about taking the census in
Houston.
A statement showing comparison of me,
THEOLOGICAL conditions for first four
months of 1899 and 1909.
The Bering Gun will today shoot at in
candescont lamp bulbs.
Conclusion Of tho W. c. 7. U, conven-
ton.
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college, California. $4,000 to 3lhkx
Falls college, South Dskots, sSa \
vices Of financial agent, pledge
of $4,000 and $500 toward the sAr|
financial agent ID securing lh1
mcrtsry sum required Of 0inHv
sity.
Twenty three institutions rtpat7
dition OF $425,O0O to their IN
funds. Twenty-one institutions ~
erection OF new buildings valusa II
800. The following officers ven 4
President, Nathaniel Builef, Y
Maine; vice presidents, F. W Ein
PHI. D.. Virginia; 4. GAYLORD sfs
D., Michigan; recording secre'T
Grose. D. D., Massachusetts, 'pa9
ing secretary, H. l. MorehoaN
Ill Fifth avenue New YORK WI
urer. r. V. Cary, Mont Clare, y n
tor. G. w. Murray, New YORK. Il
Members Of the executive pa, 4.
1903: j. B. Thrssher. Diytoa'
II. Johnson, D. o.. Vaa
IT. J. Ellison, Richmond, va !; ~ 4
Bruce. Yonkers. N. VI ". 4 ~
D. D., Providence, R. LII. *
d. D.. Orange. N, u; Hon. ~
son. Selma. Ala; W. ". LsnaIn
Atlanta Ga; A. J. Fox, Deues
W. C. P. Rhoades D. D. NV "
A. S. Hobart. D. D., YonSe''
Keene, Philadelphia.
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TONNES VIEWS.
He Was in Hopes the Nominntso
Would he Left Open.

Would he Left Open.
Chicago, May 1O,-Mr. Towne was at the
auditorium annex tonight, When asked
for an expression OF opinion regarding the
action of the convention, he said Il have
made no effort to secure the nomination,
but il the pdpuiises and the other three
parties think / am the most available man
for the position, will accept 1t has
been my Wish all along that the Sioux
Falls convention should name a commit
tee to meet with committees of the other
two parties at Kansas City to consider tho
vice presidential nomina ion question:
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rMANsyAAL.

English members OF parliament betting
that Roberts will be in Pretoria IN two
months but he has billy road to travel.
Botha and Dewet arc said TO have quar-
relied
No up-to-date dispatches are being re-
ceived from newspaper correspondents.
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COMMERCIAL.

Cotton futures went slightly higher as
result of good spot business In Liver
pool.
stocks generally closed higher lnaus-
trials were lower as rule, but iron shares
were up
Wheat a shade lower, but little doing
Corn up No and oats unchanged. Pro-
visions strong
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poLrrIcAL.

Middle-of-the-road populs,s nominate
Wharton Barker of Pennsylvania for
president and Ignatus ponnelly OF Min
nesota for yloo president. 10. A. Parker
made chairman OF the National committee.
The regular convention of,ihe populists
nominates Bryan for precedent and Towne
for vice president
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WASHINGTON.

Hanna and the administration forces IN
the senate will try to prevent passage OF
Nicaragua canal bill.
Congressional Bailey back at the Capt
toll
Cuban carpetbag scandal in the postal
service hurts the administration
Crawford uIseated by tho house by two
yoteg
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RAILW DADS.

consignees who have goods on the oomai
requested to send their bills OF isdins to
Galveston.
Break in the track on the Austin branch
repaired.
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DOMESTIC.

Southern Baptist convention and auA.
Hilary bodies in session at Hot Springs.
Ark
Little Rock, Ark, street car strike de-
cleared OFF.
ST. Louis street car officials say they
have nothing to arbtrate and the strike
continues. Young woman killed by
brick.
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TEXAS PoLiTtos.

warm fight is on In Williamson eoun7
ty for instructions in primaries.
Dr.. Coleman has withdrawn from the
race for congress in the Thirteenth dis
frfct
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BosToN.-The family Of sls =;
Endicott feel hurt thai 49, NM
Cleveland did not attend ~ wi I
though especially invited Y =, y MI
said thai Mr., Cleveland sen nj Nj
his attendance was imposslol'' n
went fishing in Buzaarae ps'
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-12-15

THERE'S 10 pleasure IN life II you dread going
to tho table TO eat and cant rest at night on ac
count OF indigestion. Henry Williams, Of
Boonville, Ind, sys he suffered that way for
years, I'll he commenced the use Of Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure, and adds: snow can eat any
thing like and al want and sleep souhdly
every night,r Kodol Dyspepsia Cure win IL
gest what you eat. w j. Butts.
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our areatent snaolaIlst

For 20 years Or. ] N 10th
away has 80 successfully raased chronic
diseases that no Il ackn u ea today
to stand at the head Of b profession in
this line. His exclusive methpd OF
treatment for Varieoeeie tri6lspre
without the aid kn8f az causalV.
cures lego per cent q 81 CASES. ID
the treatment b loss az vital fore "
nervous disorders. n icy and uriha8 y
complaints, sfal gsis blood p0lson
rheumatism, eatarrh ana diseases pesr
lar 20 women, he Is equally sucee
DR., HathawaYse practice is more than
double that Of any other speoia
Cases pronounced hopeless BY othaf
physicians, readily yield to his treat
ment. Write him today fully about
Yous case. He makes no charge for
consultation or advice, either at his 81.
fee or by mail.
j. NEWTON HATHAWAY, nj. b.
q Bryan Street, Savannah, q
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LADIES SAVE MONEY.

The women Of today are becoming
''new" to the extent that in Bruins
wick, clothes cleaning is no longer
confined to mems garments. EviS
dences OF this can be seen in the vast
number Of ladies' crosses that are
cleaned each week at Jim Carter's
popular clothes cleaning establish.
ment.
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ANOTHER 9Lp WAVE CoMINGE
Lay n supply bf wood at once.
For good arg aasa wood, oak Or pine,
telephone Ne z
B1ooDwORTH & JoNEs.
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NEW LAW FIRM.
Messrs Krauss and franklin 10 Enter
Copsrtnership.

oo January Let, Messrs p W.
Krauss aud A. L, Franklin viii anft r
oopartnership, and ne stgle q lhs
lifna bsSK tauss 4 srraaklfn. col.
AFsass Il i lawyer 81 ability and hif
psaosica has 04sn Iucst5ya tiao. hi,
sdmitts0ce g the bar. col Frank ii
y at present Qoanty attorney 40 i Isl
! rapidly increasing practice. BIZ
az these gentlemen hsvelh rsspse
nd 9 piidsnce Of the entire coamu,
Ms ana. u new fifm bids fair 70 81
d strong one.
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aousA medicine and sisis i lie beat Tia
world z says Chas Bend aawsdes a Err
"a. Take nd aap s,ile
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Jay Gould, when he wss asked one
time how he attained hts riches. an
swerea By p wlthother peo-
Pies nlones HsnnhSsy IssoBle, the
POI comedian m give the same
fob b one 4 g segsop, he
hes Won beth fame All fortune II The.
brilliant comedy written On fe-I
gitsnsts comedy / ne clear, u gtit,
witty and probable ae scenes 30
characters ars ars ff6u a q !,
eyary-day alfes ans the prspcip Pal psi
sonase Huchin7 Hopper. Is pOs
traysd by Heene Leroyle, is a crea-
that willy I've on the stage for
Ars 70 come. story of the COM
sa . novel and fUil of natural bumor.
Z ehinsOn Hopper, /" the role which
hlF sroyle assumes, is a millionaire
stock-broker, happy in the contempla.
.tion Of bis adroitnsss, and believes
himself able to cope. not only with his
colleagues, but with any combination
OF circumstances. Mr. Leroyle. sup
ported By an exceptionally fine COM
paDy, will al an engagement here
Thursday, Dso. 10th. Seats 20 on sale
Tuesday.
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Second hand household
furniture bought and sold,
also pianos, organs, trunks,
mirrors, carpets, etc. j. w,
Watkins.
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now GOULD COR RIoH.
He Was in the Habit of Handling
Other Peoples Money.

Gay Gould, when he wss asked enc
time how he attained his riches. an
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It's gentleman's whtskey, pure
delicious beverage, and grand appe-
TIGER. Don't forget the name, iii ".
Harper" whiakeS the kind your
grandfather used soIdby 7, Newman,
Brunswiok, ca.
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WHY
DR.. HAT "A WAY
CURES.
Eggasons for His Marvellous Success
His New, Free Book.

Or. Hathaway's method
oftreatmentisno expert
ment. Ills the result Of
twenty years Of eyperi-
eneo n tic most exten.
sIye practice OF any
specialist III his tno IN
the world. He was grad
lated from one Of the
best medical colleges IN
tho country and perfect
ed his medical and surgi-
cal education by extern
siVe hospital practice.
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without aRecting its medicinal value, combined
with asetanilid and from. Just the thing for
children. Pleasant 10 take. &c bottle For
leby W. ). Butts, The druggist.
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DISEASES

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are The most fatal Of all Dis
eases.
r0E EVgQ KIDNEY CURE 4
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Of money refunded. Contains
remedies recognized by en1i-
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Kidney and Bladder troubles.
PRICE Soc. and Sl.oo. CD
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Many people worry because they believe
they have heart disease. The chancesare that
their hearts are al right but their stomachs
are unable to digest food. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure digests What you eat and prevents the
formation of gas which makes TIC stomach
press iagainst.the heart. It will cure every
m o. tits4,ts1 " y. Slts,
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xss ~ &ys casa, a Druggista C~acsra RestanruA,
aaa9ass Nsss-ses4ds, General Stores naA nnrss-s
VA Ahsy haHiah pain, induce sleep, nd prsssaw ia
a@ Atyer reaaat Ne HaateF what's tie Hafaag ens va
. - &eeA Isz uampies aAA eAa 6aoaasa2 suqA
sg9a nlal ~ sd y snY sadrazs - s1assva n rFEea
aapssa 1Anns tA@nass c.. ssssSVSss ~ New EsuiE
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Early In his professional career e1iade discov-
cries which placed him at the head Of his profess
sion as specialist 10 treating what are generally
known as private diseases Of men and women.
This system Of treatment he has more and moro
perfected each year until today his cures are so
inFariabIe as 70 DO the marvel Of the medical
profession.
Enjoying tho largest practice Of any specialist
IN the world he stil maintains a system Of nOmi-
nal fees which makes possible for all TO obtain
his services.
Dir. Hathaway treats and cnres loss Of Vitality,
Naricocele, Structure Blood Poisoning In its dif.
fereDt stages, rheumatism, Weak Back, Merry
0usness al manner OF Urinary Complaints,
Ulcers, Sores and Skin Diseases, Brighfs Disease
and oil forms Of Kianey Troubles His treatment
for undertoned men restores lost vitality and
makes tho patient strong, well, vigorous man.
Or. Hatliaways success IN the treatment Of
Naricocele ana Structure without the aid Of knife
OK oaptery Is phenomenal The patient Is treated
by this method at his own home without pain OF
loss Of tine from business. This Is positively the
only treatment which cures without an operation.
Dr. Hathaway calls the particular attention Of
sufferers from Varicocele and Structure 30 pages
n, %, %, 20 and 81 Of his new book, entitled,
"Manliness, Nigor Health, a copy Of which win
be sent free on application.
Write today for free book and symptom blank,
rnentioning your eOmpAlnE
: j. NEWTON HATFf4 WAY M. q.
rs Bryan street, savannah. Ca.
MENTION THIS PAPER WHEN WRITING
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Wssii need aother Peoples Morey
sH AREHo I.DERs MEETING or
THE NATION = x BRUINS
WICK.
BRUNsw1cK, GA, Dec. s, 1900.

BRUNswIcK, GA, Dec. s, 1900
The regular annual meeting Of the
shareholders 81 the National Bank Of
Brupswick for the eleotionof direct
ors, and to4consldsr suoh other BUSH
ness a. may come before it, viii be
held in is banking rooms in the city
81 Brunswick, Ca. on Tuesday, jan
nary 9, 1901, between the hours Of 10
O'Clock M, and O'Clock p. m,
q .. WALTER, Cashier.
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eoooooOooOOO % 0oOOOOOoOOOO
:Go to Hl0Nl!HE BAKERY !:
z Fred Kleiber, FOR :
. tho BREAD .
: Bread King, CAKES :
= cd of the PhoneS2. Forrest City, Ark y
Ooeooooe ooeoooS

Constable Ben Booth was very
busy last week serving papers for
the Williams and Glaspy case.
There has been rainfall of sew
eral inches in this vicinity during
the past week and ii has practic.
ally put stop to work of all
kinds except the repairing of
fences, water gates, etc.
The damage done to crops by
the recent rains will amount 10
several hus dred dollars, crops of
all kinds being flooded, drowned
out, and in many places washed
away. Potatoes in the low places
arc inundated, and where they are
not already rotted they will rot.
Nearly all of the potato crop is
ready for harvesting but the land
is so wet that they could not be
dug for some time TO come even if
it ceases TO rain now.
The timber business is stagnant
an account of so much rain. Tim.
bermen will not work in their
timbe on account of the damage
done to it by insects; log men can.
not haul, and on account OF these
hinderances our saw mill has not
been in motion for week.
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DARK CORNER TIMES,

Crops are looking well in this
community, considering SO much
rain.
M. n. Sharley is quite ill at this
writing.
VIM. Satterwhite and J. 2. Har-
din went to Forrest City Tuesday
on business.
VIM. Satterwhite has employed
Noah Kellar for two months.
]. j. Fisher has learned the art
of hypnotism.
j. A. and J. E. Reed returned
home from the timber camp Satur-
day evening for few days rest.
B. NJ. Martin went TO Colt Sat-
urday evening on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Moore went
to Forrest City Wednesday of last
week, returning same day.
r. G. Cowan, of Gross county, is
visiting home folks this week in
Dark Corner.
j. II. David planted peas Friday
Of last week.
Robt. ChiIdress returned homo
Friday of last week from Lawrence
county.
Little James Moore returned
from the blind school at Little
Rock last Friday.
The Dunkard Love Feast will be
on the 18th of this month at their
church near Palestine.
Squirrels and mulberries are get
ting scarce IN this neighborhood.
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DEMOCRAT TIMES.

Health is very good in this Sec
ton.
The measles are all gone with
the exception of one case.
Thos. Cochran moved into this
section the latter part of last week
from the Stokes settlement.
We are having plenty of rain
here.
w. S. Thomas, of Democrat, at
tended the sale at Widener last
Saturday and Monday and visited
Forrest City Tuesday.
Mamie McGuffy, Of Forrest City,
the auotioneer at Widener, is a
aJack and if called upon to
perform the duties of an auctioneer
will give perfect satisfaction.
We can not see why John Nc
Swain and w. r. Cotton should
not make fine crop as it has a
good pasture to stay in.
W. r. Wright will need NOV.
ing machine in a few days,
Rev. J. A. Bell arrived here
Tuesday and will remain until
Sunday.
The frog and tadpole industry
has Just got under good Roadway
in this section. Cicero Beatty and
n. w. Jones will turn their cotton
held into a frog pond and try that
industry a while.
TIE frog orchestra at this place
lis in good tune.
Thomas Cochran and n. W.Jones
were pleasant callers at this place
Wednesday.
Sorghum Joe has not been heard
from in several days and we sup,
pose he is testing his patent pillow
Fifteen Mile Bayou is on a
grand hurrah.
SILyER Bill