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THE GERMANS ARE CRITICIS!NG
THE UNITED STATES FOR GIVING
CREDBNCE TO CHINESE NEWS.
One Paper Says II Appears tnat
Washington Only Awaited u Pre-
text 10 Disconpect from Powers.

Berlin. July 24-The Berliner Post
prints an important aroicls on the Chinese
situation. SAID 10 emanate from the Ger
man foreign office.
The article discusses the close rela-
tions between Chinese politics and Chinese
military plans ana points out the signih-
cant fact that the peaceful assurance OF
Chinese statesmen did not begin until
after the success Of the allies az Tien Tsln,
Fuggestins that this is something more
tnan a mere coincidence. as is shown by
reference 10 similar tactics OF the Chi
nese in the Anglo- French war with China
in 1857 CO.
The writer strongly argues that hitherto
the course OF events in China utterly con-
iradicts the tactical position Of Chinese
ofdelaldom. which is that the government
is blameless for the warlike steps OF the
Chinese against The allies.
AT Tien Tsin." says the article. II Was
almost exclusively q force Of regular Chl-
nese troops thai fought the alhes' Inc
leadership of these troops MSS n The
hands OF imperial generals. aud II is also
fact that the troops which compelled
Admiral SeymouTs re reat were impersl
soldiers. commanded by an imperial gen
eral.
According to ali the information We
have from Pekln. the regular soldiers have
made common cause with the so-cailed
| rebels. Otherwise the present anarchy
there would have been impossible. Con
sidering the usual Chinese system toward
| foreigners. II Is highly probable that this
anarchy Is gladly tolerated by the actual
authorities in order TO prove TO the pow
( ers the impotence OF the government, Al
/ any ratio the government massed large
bodies OF troops at Pebn and d; Ten
4 Tsin, osteneioly 20 queH the rebellion,
but these Joined the rebels against thn
foreigners.
! The article proceeds 10 show that war
was indirectly promoted IN this manner
by the Chinese authorities. which thus
did preliminary work for the military
leaders.
The stubbprnness OF the hattie around
Tien Ttin" continues the writer. shows
that the Chinese political and military
calculations we're able 10 senieve results
a. hrst II the allies had not succeeded
~ Tien Tsin. where the situstion was FOR
two weeks doubtful. tbs Chinese politics
would have serred q uc,esE. the eonse-
tquenceF OF which would have been meal
icuiable.f
The article concludes as follows.
whether Chinese ststesnssship 10 "a
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OBJECT OF Ii HUNG CHANG
1T is SAID THAT HE WANTS TO oom.
mAND ALLIED FORCES.
He says the Empress Downgcr wtti
BE Asked TO Feed ForeiEners and
send Them to gien Tsin.

London. July 25.--tReuuests for media
ton addressed to the foreign powers are
interpreted here TO be preparation for
the acceptance Of foreign aid to repress
the rebellion. and III Hung Chang's state
ment that he could restore order WIZ
20 900 white troops is looked upon as
subtle argument in favor Of appointing
him to the command Of the allied forces
TO the exclusion Of the Japanese.
The shanghai correspondent Of the
Times SAYS: In an interview today ~
Hung Chang reiterates his statement hot
II the Manchu party had been guilty OF
the horrible treachery involved IN mos
sacre Of the members OF the legations, DC
would absolutely refuse II attempt TO
negotiate. Gle said the present u'ehtion
Of the tsung Ii yamen WAS to meuct ali@e
the empress duweger 20 reviclual me ie -
CATIONS and then TO arrange TO send lheln
10 Tien Tsin under the escort OF Cen"
eral sung Wan Tin de declared hHt
the fighting had ceased &ne that tbe or
eign troops were holding a position tOhth
OF The Yu Ho bridge, while General lonG
Fuh siangs forces were on the actin.
Earl Lii expressed the lntedtiOn To
fore proceeding uorthward On roceif-
ing this ne viii be escorted 10y lAtdO
troopH who are now mastering in this
province.
Regarding the negotiations, he suit he
believed Chinas 0nanCeH would debar a.
from paying indemnity and hat the poo
pie would not submit to further anue&u-
ton OF territory. He thinks the powers
ought TO accent assurances Of reful med
Nf mi tfpf Hon a rtf no g a
Officers responsible for the crisis OBJ
viuusly Ii Hung Chang has not changed
mis- views or his methods. wa,lc III.
puerility Of his arguments is increasing
With age. The impression is gt'aina
ground here that The Manchus are ZEN.
porizipg, while preparing TO re- rEat K
Hslang Flu a confidential member o.
mis- staff SAYS that Earl Ii viii not &,
north until he is convinced THAT the en-
press dowaEer has seen he folly of hel
present policy"
The Hong Kong correspondent o, n,
Times says that before leaving. Ii Hun.
Chang couutermanded his order COR tn,
BLACK Flags 70 march on pekin nnd ihtl
are now encRmUed outside of Canton
The Shanghai correspondent o. tn,
Daily Mail records the gallant action 81 ,
Japanese soldier during the atta2k on h,
gates OF the city OF Tieu Tsiu A dvus
mite train failed TO explode Seeing thH
the soldier ran forward with a orch
causing an immediate explosion bv who,
me brave fellow was blown to atoms
The Standards correspondent al TIE
Isln senas curious statement 20 IN
effect that the Russians claim Unit thei
force occupied peldn two days ego an
that ell the foreigners were safe
Inc Daily Telegraph has advices fror
Toxic. dated July 2S. thai the xytwn
pattalion organized in 1895 has starte
Tor China. together with a force ~ coolie
and artillery
Inc Hong Kong correspondent OF m
DAILY Express reports an attempt 70 no
up the Baptist chapel IN Canton with ii
apparent intention 20 kin the Christian
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SUMMARY OF ToDAy's IMPORTANT NEWS.



The State Federation OF Labor adopted
resolutions relating to the situation al
Dallae
The weather bureau reports the cotton
crop as having improved considerably dur
ing the week, other crops are doing we'll
The Texas Bar association VIII con-
vene in annual session at Galveston to-
DAY.
Attorney George Clark srys that tho
attorney general could legally do nothing
but recommend filing Of waters-Pieroe
Charter.
John Renfro has again been sentenced to
hang July q.
Tho Grand Lodge A. o. U. W. is In
session at Temple.
Tarrant county commissioners have
taken up franchise tax assessments
The melon season has been extended 10
August ! on the MacHroni
Russian women were prevented at Ri
Pasu from entering the United States to
rejoir their husbands
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TWO POLICEMEN KILLED
And o Third Seriously Shot by Negro at
New Orleans.
A MOB is SEARCHING FOR THE NEGRO
III the Fugitive Is Caught "A Lynch
ing Is Very Likely 10 TOIlow--5e-
wards onered for His Capture.

S-.r, o,.,o,,s Int. "a +riai,s 4,c,-
ue"t N'S"N -''' i'' - WIN " 'Vi - .
OF tragedies which 1t was thought Tor
a time would culminate in an outbreak
similar to the Italian lypohlngs several
,,.,
iuglliVe Is Taught VINO Is now pelhg pur-
sued by officers and citizens.
The dead ars.
Police Captain JOHN T. DAY.
r,.,,. -,r,,,-,
0AN'" 3" In LAME
The wounded. Policeman August L.
nVla'
Two suspicious negroes were hanging
around quiet nelghporhood anu some
bndv informed ,ba Dn1i,s Several off
GERS went to the scene and the negroes
..s....s -. -. 4,..,- - -, ,,,.s.7
~
light. Pistols we're soon ID play and VI
fcer Mora was seriously hurt One of
.he -ao,.oos 4.ss o.,a,+aa b,,+ pohert
Chhiles, VINO ull Inc HhoO'lns Bol away .
although he was wounded. The police or
pantzad a r,rrsuye ana sunceaded in locat-
-
ing the iug4ll'S' Oapl"iH JUN LAY
commanding the precinct, led posse of
nn,icensn tn IL They carried lanterns
- -. 5,..'..,,i,,,oa ord ,ben
anu were easily ols'il sNisn0u "'-N
they got close enough Charles opened nre
with a Winchester rife. killing Captain
NJ. ,,..-,.,o -, 4ba s,silIode until +ba
Icy an NJ, ~. w. ~ ir, ,,eeras
eaI,''i1 nau IVY --.'1s - w -
opSAeu uHe W. " gu CL,rI.s
tolo me ponce 10 jump H. ~ AZ ,
haa rIneS ana an NUM- ~, ION auo On ~
prebhaoie posIlIou' 4uey UpeS Gu 'u mn,
ing TO hold CharIes ~ ms quarters un mn ~
help or daylight came oInoer Lamp "aa
the last OF three survivors to attempt ID
reach shelter after emptylng their re-
volvers in the direction Of the negro, an
Charles reached out and dropped him
with q bullet behind the ear
Nearly au hour elapsed before rein
forcements came and these we're placed
around the block 80 prevent escape. II
was then discovered that Charles had al
ready left the room, though a shot al the
pickets told that he was N the neisnbor-
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rprNcu MINISTER LIVING.

paris, July 25, II 80 a nm. Del Case,
minister Of foreign affairs, has just re-
ceived telegram from the French consul
at Shanghai. dated July 2S, which says:
Iii Hung Chang has just assured me that
NJ. Plnchon CFrench minister 10 China is
living and he has agreed to transmit to
him a MESSAGE from me. requesting re-
ply within ave days "
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IN A BOMB-PROOF BUILDING
EoREIG NERs AT PERlN ARE SAID
TO BE STILL LIVING.
General Mich Imprisoned Because He
Opposed Fighting Foreigners
He Committed suicide.

Copyrighted, 1900 by Associated Press)
Tien Tsln, July IA, via Chez Foo July
NJ. and Shanghai. July 24,-chinese from
the vailed city report that the foreigners
at Pekiu are living. having taken shelter
in bomb proof building. About 1000
Cbtuese we're engaged in the battle hero
duly IA. More are coming from Pekin
General Nleh wac Imprisoned because
he had opposed making war on the for
eigners. but afterward released on condI-
ton that ne night them. To this ne az
coded with lukewOrunese. After the bat
tie he committed suicide.
A large part OF the walled city was
burned las. night, and today the Chinese
held perfect orgie. plundering smash
ing houses aud lighting like demons over
stores furs and iewelry. Hundreds OF
dead Chiuamen lie along the walls and
woman and children killed by shrapnel are
lying among the smoking ruins
| II is reported that some correspondents
have 10 their dispatches asserted that
General Dorrard thinks Colonel Lscum
Numbered In taking the Ninth regiment
to the right instead Of the left and that
the feeling ie strained between the Amer
loans and British. The fact Is that he
greatest harmony exists General Dor
ward has asked the names Of Americans
Ito report them FOR gallantry. The doctors
decided not to amputate Lieutenant Leon
ards arm All the wounded are doins
well.
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More Horses for south Africa.

Bonham. Texas, July 24.-Today tie
steger syndicate of this place shipped 900
head OF horses to South Africa TO be us d
by the British government They also re-
ceiyed a new contract Tor 1000 head more.
In the past year they have shipped 50
bead from this place.
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Milford, Mass. July 24-General VII
nam F. Draper Of Hopedale last nigh,
sent 70 Washington letter rendering he
resignation as United States amh,sssa,.
TO Italy. Mr. Draper made no ststsne,,.
as TO the reasons he has for taking ms
step other than that his business al Hone
Gale demands his whole attention.
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Residcncc nt NIarIip.

Marlin. Texas. July 24.-M Laws
dwelling burned today 81 l1so'elock. me
house was a total loss. but the housen..a
goods were saved in damaged conol'
ton. The fire originated In the panu!'
Insurance 5000. which VIII not cover
the loss by a good deal Adjoining prop
erty saved by strenuous and prompt e.
forts Of Marlin fire company.
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tuppIementnry EKtimnte..

London. July 24-The supplementary
estimates ueceszitated by the prolongatlon
Of the war IN South Africa amounts 70
e11.5Oo 900. making a total Of e34 500, 900
voted for this purpose and bringing the
total army estimates up to f76.3o9 1873.
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s1rPp11Rn N1TH FOOD.

Washington July 24,-The Chinese min
lister received dispatch this morning
from sheng the director Of railroads end
telegraphe at Shanghai stating that the
foreign ministers are to be sent from Pc
kin 70 Tien Tsip under escort also that
the imperial government has not only been
protecting them. but has supplied them
with fno1
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London, July 24-An official dispat,h
received from Capetown today and da'ed
Monday, July 2S. says The railway north
ward is now clear OF Beers The line is
slightly damaged, but VIII soon b clesr.
Captain Fowler proceeds tomorrow 10 re-
pair the telegraph.
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THE RAILROADS.

i is proposed to submit new classi-
rcation in order to relieve the Texarkana-
Shreveport problem.
Merchants association rates TO New
York have w1ked M passenger agents.
The commission mas given OUT new fates
on lumber
The Frost road has been chartered.
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LOCAA.

The council sustains four Of the charges
against Mr.. Banner and votes 10 to ] to
imreRch him.
Hon. Thomas II. Bah renominated fos
congress for the First congressional dis
trict.
The 100000 sewer system getting under
way.
The second day Of the La Porte eucanp-
ment
Several negroes bound over charged with
lynching Henry Jefferson.
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succeed in hindering an energetic and In
tellgent plan Of operations by the allies,
the future will show, but the plans OF the
allies will be al disadvantage against
the Chinese jost as soon as lack OF
harmony in military aims appears"
The evenings papers devote consider
able attention to President McKinley''
consent to mediate, and the comment is
all unfavorable. Surprise is generally ex-
pressed taat Washington takes Chinese
off cial news seriously.
The semi official Berliner Post Gays.
/ 'singularly enough, Washington takes the
dubious Chinese news for the truth"
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

WashlnEton. July 24.-Eastern Texas-Gen-
orally fair wednesday and Thursday, cooler
IN northwestern portion Wednesday: light to
fresh southsrly winds
Oklahoma and Indian Territorv-Geuerally
fair "Wednesday and Thursday: cooler
Wednesday northeasterlv winds
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IL SORE STRAITS

Chez Foo, July % General Ii. com
mandiug the Pei Tang forts near Taku.
reports 70 the British officer commanding
at Yong ku that runner who left PekIn
on July II reports thai Pekin was in I
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state Of absolute anarchy, that regular
troops we're fighting the Boxers and that
the latter were getting the better OF he
struggle that the Maxim ammunition Of
the legation guards was exhausted and
that they were using their rifles sparingly;
that the guards recently rushed the walls
and silenued the Chinese guns and that
number Of Chinese officers we're deslr-
Gus OF protecting the foreigners hut were
10 the minority,
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stock Disposed OF.

Temple, Texas, July "a &c. Denton, ore
OF Temples dry goods merchants, hss
traded his stock Of dry goods and gen.
furnishing goods TO L. n Chaitin' wy
VIII close out the stock. Mr.. Denton os q.
comes the owner OF a two-story pn''
building on Main street.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Hmm 1T Marlin.

Marlin, Texas. July PA barn belong
dnE 70 Cab Curry WAS destroyed by IRE 7"
3 o'clock today. The damage will AMOUR
10 $1,000, partially covered by insurance
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-25
TEXAS PoLITECE.

The populiHts nominated state ticket
and adopted an anti-fusion platform.
The Sixth district congressional convsp-
tion meets at Alyarado today.
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1uImnn COMPANIES EN- ROUTE

New York, July 2A.ICompanies !. x and
8 Of the Third battalion OF the -Four
teenth United States infantry left Gov
ernprs Island today for the Far East
via san Francisco under commend of
lieutenant Colonel Williams.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-25

Texas smith WIS ruled of the turf by
the Judges Ut Hawthorne.
new pacing record was made by Coney
al Cleveland.
Gargip did some great pitching for Chi
cHgo.
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LETTER FROM BRITISH MINISTER.
London, July 24-The foreign office has
received dispatch from the British Coz,
sai at Tien Tsln, dated July p. stating
that he had just received latter from
Sir Claude Macdonald. the British minis
ter at Peiin, dated July 4 sppealins for
relief There were enough provisions at
the legation to last a fortnight. the le.-
ter sad. but the garrieon was unequal to
he task Of holding out against deter
mined attack for many days There had
been fcrty-four deaths and about double
thai number wounded.
The toreigu onice thinks the dispatch
does not affect the main question OF tn,
reported massacre Of members Of the le-
cations at PekIn.
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BUSINESS MATTERS
Petition in Bankruptey.

Galveston. Texas, Julpy ga. 4, Moo''
Of Houston filed application in the unliea
states court this morning TO be declared
bankrupt. Moore owes S277l 45; no a.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-25

uties. n. Y. July 24-Tae prohibition
State convention today nominated a full
ticket, headed by Dr. william T. Ward
well OF Now York for governor
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the hands Of every man. every woI-ls
and every boy has just been issues.
copy Of this little book will be sent -
postpaid, IA plain wrapper 10 any
suffering from Loss OF MaRly vigor. va "a.
eoeele, Structure. speeihc Blood fos.s,,
aaE, Weak Back. RhearaAlsm. hiap,i
or Urinary Complaints. o. any form a.,
Chronic Disease, IL he Is regular resa. ..
ot this paper. Send name and sas's''
and mention this paper.
j. NEWTON HATHAWAY, NJ y
DR.. Hathaway A. Co, -.
<~en Alamo rtREsz -Een. Antonxose4
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COM MEHCIAL.

Cotton futures lower in Liverpool and
higher on this side
Spot cotton NJ nc In New York aud
l-i6r IN New Oreans
Wheat closed 11afl11sc lower corn and
oats closed depressed.
The stock market was weak and prac-
ticallv featurelefs; striueepcy In the
money market is looked for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-25
POLITICAL.

Kansas fusionists killed Jerry simpson's
senatorial aspirations
The democrats will make hard fight
10 IllInuig
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GOOD for LittIr Folk..

Don't torture the children with nuuid
ana pan polsops! The only safe, agreesbis
lSxativs tor little ones Is casosrets Candy
catnArtic. All druEsises. 100. 25c, SOC.
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sultan Much Affected by Bnrbnrity

Ccnstantinople July 24.-The Ikdan
says the porte is considering the subject
OF sending q Turkish force 10 China to CO.
operate with the powers The sultan the
newspaper ADDS, As greatly affected BY
the uarharous acts of the Chinese
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Cotton Region bulletin.

United States department Of agriculture
weather bureau, Gotten region bulletin Tor
me twenty hours ending al
15fh meridian time. yesterday. L.
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No torture compares 10 that OF a Rheu-
matte. Prescription No 1851. by Elmer
8 Amend. quickest relief Of all z. y.
Schmidt. Houston. Texas. sole agent
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GenernI oh,rrrntlnn.

Observations taken at all stations by tho
United States weather bureau. at .. LA.
Yesterday. 15tL meridian time:
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Faris, July 24--Four dispatches from
the French consul at Tier Tsin, dated
respectively July 10. u. Il and is. for
war9ed from Chez GOO, July is to 20 have
been received by the minister Of foreign
affairs, NJ Del Casse The dIEpatch dated
July 10 says courier from Pekn relates
that since June 20 the foreign ministers
bad been besieged In the British legation
and that the marines were making Wig
eroue defense. The supply Of ammunition
was low and the peril OF those In the le-
cation was great Up 70 the time the
courier LETT Pehn. the loss Of the marines
had been sixteen killed ana seventeen
wounded. The dispatch dated July IA
announces the taking Of Ten Tsin.
The message OF the 18th says the city Of
1ien Ts'n WIS quiet
A courier had been dispatched to Pekip
and his return wac expected IN seven
days.
The dispatch Of July Is ssys the mill
tsry chiefs of the allied forces were az
that time celebrating ss to the form OF
government that should be given Tien
Tsin The consul had received no dis
patches forwarded from Paris since June
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lsneclal no The Post

New Orleans La. July IA suspect
has been arrested at Kennar and is now
beng held for Identification II he is i1en-
tihed ~ is believed that ne VIII be hanged
or shot al once.
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"a Pages of Solid
Facts for Men, Free.

A new en- =.
tion Of d.
J. Nswioaa
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famous boos
4" MAnlinsss
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Health" i'i
which tS's
has besH q
e orDcr,
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Of which d.
Lars RAJ.
sen, one q
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forsrnost sc.
ciAilas says
"a copI
should DO .
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-23

DR. Simms will talk az the Baptist
church az II O'Clock today on The
Costumes Of SIN" At night he will
preach to the young people on Sam
sons Fall" Young Peoples Union
at 5p. m. The public is cordially
invited to all Of the services.
\ Burleson county correspondent
writes: Cotton was blown 10 the
ground and worms have stripped o..
II is opening very rapidly. II this
weather continues week more cot
ton will an boz open. The crop >
very short.
The infant child Of Mr.. Mrs. Tom
Martin died az 10 O'Clock Friday
morning ~ their home In the Bethel
community. The funeral took place
yesterday az Bethel church. The
parents have the profound sympathy
Ut the Eagle
j. 4. Russ. Pacific express super
intendent, was here from Palestine
yesterday and appointed Mr.. d. {.
DcMaret express agent for the COM
pany ~ this place. The new line d
now handling express business.
Rev. +. l.. Shettles, the pastor,
announces services AZ the Methodist
chu0ch to-day at the usual hours
and il very DESTROYS Of having full
attendance of the church member
ship. Sunday school az 9:i5a. m.
The Eagle notes through the
Madisonville Meteor that the negro
Henry Childress, shot by Nath Me,
Whorter, is not dead as was report,
ed.
Misses Tennie Mills Beuna Smitl
returned to Mlllican yesterday
They We're among the applicants fo
teachers certificates.
WANTED-Music pupils for gui
tar and organ. Also white sewing
Of all kinds. Apply go the residence
Of Miss j. l.. Mitchell corner of Dal
las aud Calhoun street 80
For Sale-Four lots with two goo,
houses and GARDEN spot, located %
west part Of town, block l63. Appli
10 Walker johnson. 253
Political meetings are now hell
throughout the county 10 give th
candidates "a chance 10 tell the peo
pile about o..
W. :. McClung, Lum and Wi
Benson, John Jones. Dave Thompso
and others were here from Beth,
/ yesterday.
You can get the best meal in th
city at GuiiIrc', restaurant n On
. Zeuatu block. Fish and oyster. all
served 2jU
L.C. SELLERS was here from Mill
can yesterday, aud has secured
position with Tyler Haswell.